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QUEBEC. June

NTIUI" WN|| : :
There was q destructive tire in the 81.
Louis suburbs this morning. l2O houses
mostly wooden buildings and occupied by
mechanics. were burned.
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PHILADELPHIA, June o..
Tho following items are from Southern
papers received IN Baltimore
CHAELEsrON, juno Sd.
The enemy gun boats are moving up a
if 60 engage our batteries. Great excite
mcnt prevails rs the gun boats are in sight
at times. Every confidence Is felt IN Gen.
Gist's ability to drive the invaders Of.
There Is still heavy firing in that direction
and il D. rumored that 100 uorc YANKEES
have been cut of and captured,
ArrEBNooN. Gen. Glsts last dispatch says
that the prisoner We took this morning re-
port the enemy landed 1900 strong
on Battery island aud on st. Johns Island D..
lie is now in front Of ne in force and un-
der cover OF his gunb1ats. An advance is
imminent.
CnARLEsToN. June J..
Toe enemy landed 3000 men at James
Island, opposite the city. y battle took
place. Tue enemy were rcpulscd with a loss
Of % taken prisoners by the forces of Gen.
Gist. They will be sent to Selma, Ala, in
mediAtely.
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For further Telegraph nsros see fourth page.
ENGAGEMENT NEAR WASH
INeT0N, n. C.
AL quiet at Memphis.
FROM FREMONT'S DIVISION.
THE BATTLEFIELD NEAR HARRIS
BURGh.
a SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF THE
REBELLION.

z. ,. oIEANEK NIIIeIAf
oTr CHARLEs-ON, ). ca
May %, 1862.
| have barely time to forward a letter by
the prize Just captured of this place, and
which is on his way northward. The news
here is quite important. Our %gunbOats are
within imiles OF Charleston by way Of Stone
Inlet and We expect soon 10 attack X.
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NFw YoRE. June

NV IVWNf VWW~ =
The Worlds correspondence, dating Fair
Oaks, June 4, says, our loss can't be less
than 1900, thus showing this battle 50 far as
loss Of lite is concerned, to be the second en-
gagement of the war, being exceeded only
by the battle Of Shiloh.
BOsr0S, June J..
The wounded brought by the Daniel Web
stcr arrived IN comfortable condition, and
many will be able to rejoin their regiments.
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LOSS HEAVY on BOTH SIDES.
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Orr MEMPHIS, June 6. {
have respectfully to request that you
VIII surrender the City Of Memphis to the
authority Of the United States, which | have
toe honor 10 represent.
am, MI. Mayor, with high respect.
Your obedient servant,
c. y. DAVIS.
Flag Officer
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GEN, FREMONT AT WORK.
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TO TIE FREEMEN OF CHITTEN-
DEN COUNTY.

The question is frequently asked ne, whether
Intend 10 be a candidate for Office Of Judge of
r..tstc fer the ensuing year. As the period
when he Freemen Of the County are accustomed
o. ~~-; in Convention, 10 presen. the names Of
lst,s 20 Gil the several County efces. is
rr.rat haul, deem it advisable to answer the
a through the columns Of the Press. I
, - rji therefore say to the Freemen Of the County,
t.s;I De- rc; wish my name presented as a can
a,te -r ,ail office.
3 he expressions Of confidence shown me in
'ao Ia-', please accept my hearty thanks.
wii.,,r. June 10, lse:.
IHl LATEST News this (Thursday) morn
ioE from che Shenandoah Valley is that
Jigb-.a bal attacked Shields division on
M'rtay morning at Port Republic. After
.-hru- FOUR hours against heavy odds, cur
forces i,trei. The loss on both sides is
havy, hut the particulars are not given.
From On. Mcclellan there is no Intelli-
r-ug+ except that the rain was heavy and
tae ...ds in very bad condition.
$ private despatch from Cairo says Gen.
Mitchell has won another victory at Chatta-
but gives 90 PARTICULAR.
,'.r Buell. with G0.OOO men Is rursuing
t.- remains of B~eauregard's army.
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SOLDIERS PORT FoLIos.

"A FRESH SUPPLY a. HUYTINGIoHs.
May 8.
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riuu REREL FLEET SUNK
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Somebody asked General Cas- the other
day in Detroit General, what may We 10
to save the Union? " Anything May
we abolish slavery ?" Abolish anything on
the surface of the earth to save the nation
THE MIMI REGIMENT, we understand, vii
rendezvous at Brattleboro'.
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IllE BATTLE OF RICHMOND.
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HcGLELGAN'S ADDRESS TO HIS
SOLDIERS.
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gEuEI loss 10000 IN THE LATE
BATTLE.
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MEMPHIS SURRENDERED.
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4 SNIEP NAVAL BATTLE.
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DISTRACTION OF COTTON IN ABKArsAs.
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Fo,1HaWDMENT OF FORT WRIGHT.
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FE0N RICHMOND.
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n. VI. HANAFORD,s ESTATE.

L. I. WILBUR, Solicitor. Wow.
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THE SITUATION.

Under this title the Houston Telegraph thus re
sumes the last news from the sceae Of war il
Maryland and Virginia 49,
1st. Then, we gave the Yankees terrible drub.
blng on the both ult., at Manassas; 3D. On the 5tb
INST, our army crossed over into MARYLAND, and
occupied the third city of the State: Sd. On tbe
18th We captured Harper's Ferry taking some
$4,000 prisoners, large quantities of arms a,nmu.
milton anaAstores, all of which were secured; 4th.
On the 6th we encountered the enemy again at
Shsrpsburg, and if we didn't whip him, we gave
him at least as good as he sent, and made him pIad
10 get on, which was equivalent to victory for
US; 9TH On the goth, it appears we met and al
most annlhilated Burnside's division at Sheppards
Town, taking a large number of prisoners. and ut-
teriy routing the opposing force, after which Jack
son re- crossed into Maryland
Ihese are results of Importance enougb m ,nal,a
us satisfied TO wait to learn more befora VA NV,
oark upon the uncertain and proftless sea of xnan
y, 1ne situation Of alters In KenfucET. W. are
even less capable of jud ~ there a,,roars
70 70 oe shrouded in mystery. Kirby Smith has not
oeeh M heard from authentically since he left Iapl
hgton; nor Bragg since he crossed The Cn,1bnn
ana. The position of the latter. with rafsra,saa
o baei is such that it does not apnear nossifia
'a1.se n can be much longer postponed -
. fiice and Rosencrantz in Northern ar;sr;s,;;
pea' 70 nave gwen each other few preliminarv
.oMsl row indicating the approach Of more seria,s
lGlk, III between them. The next arrival viii n+o,
ny 'iins US something more definite.
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state OF IxossSsS.,,,1.,,..|

T1,.s1.7z1 .@ :. s'10A1z:-ParisA Of S. Ia,.,.,.
\ Ohm T. SMITH. Of tba '1aaa'y--lyo p'.5' oaol
- dry, Agent of George nv aaf'sh Of st Ian.
phSeeator Of the late Dyonisin. lesfa fnentary
Iafish OF 81 LandfY HAVING a. Ie iate Of the
sol assihcation of the dehfs nee hnai FabIeau
.o'npafied by petition nr. sa.a ~ Estate, ac-
:. De nonoogated "A nj ~ 'hat The same
q SAID petition has been ra,te, eIeas L the prayer
eoaIt NV. dated October 1st. 1890 ~ an order of
!. ] 1le'r therefore notice is hereby siven
ea 70 make Opposition if an t 10 all Interest
- "a office. within thirty da,s nave, in writing
'ae present notice Whv :, - ~ rom The date OF
,e ho,noiogated the Adn,,;s4aaole aoleau shopld not
rom all further liabilities ans disc hafged
"A cannf, 81 pond cancelled. /
opelousas, October 4 Zoe, 1st.' YES, Clerk. |
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Head GUAR ees's,
ST LANDRY REGIMENT, l." NJ,
ENROLLING OFFICE,
O,eIousas, Sept. 27, lSO2-

ORDER No. 290.
,TTRsUANr to General Order No. 7, Issued
from Head Quarters, Copsc,ipt Depart'nenr' n' % o.
Wsst4rn " ro La at Mouroe, August ., 1852 by Big
Gen Bancbard all conscrpts enrolled in the ;,o fa'itn
Of St. Landry Who have disobeyed or a ia,'1n o.r,
comply with Order No a0l from .n';s s.ued dI by Ma
5fss s sTsp Tspd" n'zeen eommandng District Of Wsssrn
Ien o's;ana are hereby notified that, unless they re-,
nort themselves at these Head Quarters to tne
port o.eT for the Parish of ST. Landry, with
IN tIiry days from this date or account for them.
selves in legal manner they will be puois3Ga M ii;.o as
deserters, and treated accordingly Wy 'Ns '-'''iSi
aosAoft''03 - JAS N. PORTER,
cl Commanding { Enrolling Oiticer
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state OF Hoss5s5a.,.

fAaEzIMEL Fogg :, %, -, aqsa,g--No. 9392
~ st. Landry, Tnfhr L. - % the Parish Of
aaeteaht, a settlement, psrtiton MED final
l.state IN community befwaa, a. o. uiVislon Of the
hoe ana Allx sayanf his. doaaas, l.. tonte-
paated by petition ntaU;na. Wife, aecoul-
- iae satne;And whereas me oiogations
!, ,teion has been granted IL Prayer OF sad Pc
tassas ,a oc tober ist 1866. - ofaefs OF Court,
ed dtaerea91Le, - notiee,is hereby given4a an
ing aty Office. vii Mn sney nave IN wr-
gated a said account hould not Is 'l,l = aa me
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sworn to and subscribed before me l. s.

aecordins n n eepssEerIeur q following d.,
oont tfe streets New Have, ptess was posted
e. Tue standard of the cosdeSsat.,e
States of fbeyod the boundaries Of tb s.afss be
Fedora - cAefiea that we may den1a,d dIohaeaerate
and that government M our rights and our from the
while w.. s traitor Lincoln, shall Ineel e
Anothar ssate ,sas N % him our tern,s.o v u.s.
I I rss southern ndependenee - 49,,
= y o'aef' The Federal arnlvls ss ag,;, d.e.
GOOD! asisatea
heg hhopg live stonewall Jackson
Do"t with The AbolitionsssIi,
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toaa ~ hIo ohuliNe PASSION dave ID ,,no,
vaf,au aasofy that during tie a9 nhqaes
used ae1 b zen Banks portion Of ih p OF the
Vas oSa.s & gepten. named an s IsIis s
With Is, Il hisbsaa as @ Banks Banks
a g te Yankee for ne ruling passion
y ,e furniture n the house s,, The best
Mr III aane 70 Massachusetts Unaa ~ sorib
act psa sba. e = afs and iaqy sseaas1 aa
off t s,,e aals OF Major General Banks bs me
Psp5tisaa her ,.s5 5r sens
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& Il " SAN AT HoaIE. 4-rba r., So.
3. the 9th noticing tF,e adae. dehsucky Statesman
tbs san. among his 1eighbors. saws = zen ne
peopla On IhursdaE last His entered h
turned oa and dfqs,1ste sI The whole psoss
cor et 3, ssrsss hs two thoasapnd
W.. were 50 shronged that The oea eonme The streets
'a''oiis q animation were
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o''t eaaof,os'aas Go,.rlcr<
Iop,. n fv..lsHED \. y. .os sarpRp.y ~
~ eAsDH y WILLIAM II. SpFrrpp

Sg.scr;nt; CONDITIONS ~ 1s
5a5fe dollars if paid at thef te pa bic in advance
period less no fhs subscription will be eae ear four
dseontnne sean one year subscriber fbbe,vea for
feet and setts un must give n notice to Wishing shs
a. 'aaoerttstnss g Advert 80,
LIBERAL dssann Rs[ lime for and evsry os Inserted
nntiI tbe win
"a he sa,saI pspaa.. ha Judge
until ali the II, ''sement or subscription " IL,
paid aness st tthopped
5G +. person or esas Jobs
Tsn r. r sponsbe person them to be print
flee aanoance,nent Of eana;,J5 !. De re-
= 5N~~iaiGdteS for {
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tended to their superiRtendents ana operas.u % n.
said establishments, but they and each and every
one Of them shall be forthwith enrolled under the
Provisions of this act and ordered into the Confad-
crate army, and shall in no event be again exempted
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VI q 9.E R H arszrnr
PElfCAN LIVERY sTAp,

T. hs hhfsss, ssk oa, ,as m, s,s.1g
M ns l1ssss; saddle
ohsres s %.o %, ayor ea pr EGh. to
tsfsa s"so5 mouth f!e Rat L,
Rsd R,a Rssr sny y.5ss eessen Landing
hsone and esa'as, ss' ssss
man Ths snd Stable eonnseoa ps'oais' n5 q; ''A'
night siaaas aofss can BE- BE- esssd nss mag. = Hes
and lower steamboat asns between III.
for ten,sse,s asIe who may need !,
5ns ms, T. Our charge. ssi will eoaden. hat
oc public Ie.ss aendn liberal patronage, we r.,n.e,,
Washington, La, ssat 5as 8: eREENLEE, p,o,,,.. al
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-. ] ECVNtK
AN APPEAL--READf

-
- a' 'ack Frost and the Yankees are,siu o
The " agar, when party of mounted men !,
sores L"aat's Reaiment, who were in am =,
snow their devotion TO their COW, -. y
wen as TO their household gods
no'ofious tact that tie men of onr . at,,,,o.
ei slaeloned, are wofully deficient in c,o,h;a,
anus pooss, shoes and caps included. a,,s =
~ uae aencielcy an appeal is made to all neon,a
"asA 70 see our men in marching ordo. II.
Desoines necessary to meet the enemy -
oraraas -, oan spare IN shoes boots, socks, shirts
understands, coats, drawers, blankets !
- sAofs any ything whereby the con,for. ofI ii,
o'ase defenders can be promoted.
-, aug LOUISIANA Regiments of infantry wbos h...
Dssn waiting at Vicksburg for moro tbaa
~, - haSe an opportunity of crossing bacopats.
,...,.. ~ bey eaemy and but for whose 1resu,a wa
= setiy neAeve the Yankees would bavssp,,aa..
.S'.s iroA Their gun-boats and transnorts
'aS waste the city of Vcksburp and =
inss--aeserves well Of their countrv. .nd -.
H. s'a'e uas tWo gentlemen whom all our III. t
= -. .1'ls "i'i be very happy to welcome home 4
- oalhes bureigh and Lucien D.nr6 has z z
= - Town on THROUGH from the astb fon5: fl
- s'ne1l'' =. commanded by that highly nonn,a..
- oincer, Col. Allen Thomas and n,
S1'n contributions as may be sent to "a
70 them or either Of them for ,,ar Til
s's " sner companies or any other com,an;aa lat
] Or tor no company in particular b.. ane
+. s's''lou'lon to those who most need them chi
80 appeal = TO those who are near ana j a, fne
: s aas on 7 We may be allowed to quose sa,;n the
o1 our purpose, and if peope4cs, eatl
aat the poor soldier snffr. -. o''' and
ID and ra;b, -. ~ oaf sake during the are
wy hos y will promptly responded - s 80
ys than one, Let us see wba, 49, !. = - more sp
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r. 0ae hy ono c,,, 'hssasas=Sassz-zxsz
! leaves Of autaSn ;'ls saSe US they fall as ths
we'll will know t,ase 'aaf sfv them o:ce
II - becomes our duty from nalIy eop.i1ass.to
70 pay the last humble tribute Of ras
LIE LEWIS HAYES, of ST. Landry who III u'e 70
e, was shatehed away by the cold IL etoon OF
aliu iaiq beneath te silent CLAY. Ha IT, =. peAth,
Mss on the 10th of Auonst 1870 lea AZ tieks-
eyer aged 20 years. Being a5onsad y. typhoid
eu calls of his bleeding eoSntyy ,is y me repeat
ieso!sed at once to shed his ife,s ho. toaag man
be, in the cause ofEbat 9I oest oiood, ifneeds
leave of his loved motbsr a, iiG accordingly took
20 nun, and turned away TO be ssI; ,eaf ana dear
oa'y where the standard of bis eou'rtru 70 70 llnger
- 4e was was aware oft, disease was pooI ~ nas
y lew short days, ended his c,thi INA i "heh,
40 was COED boy; VIC regret lt;s Aag p''sfiaiage
eeh'eu that tod had made it the rro,s out 1t
e. ms heart aud take him bome :. 'iie to re-
4 ieH days previous to his death
y sure, ndexprassed erfset r. elt h4 par
aid h stesea was leaving behind h:s fa5 " hie
ne \ haFe found out that tb; ''. 49,, iaohsr
,tplhg thus realizing that tlg,e i 1psia IS all
- maven Such VICTORY is wastb true
-. neiiieYed on the field of battle l'e Veto
- s"e,i' young s5llier thou hast fs',o
aH' aist WotF crown that sbsH s.s last
ashess Of heaven and that shall ~ sIe a the
tatsy Itself May the berea yed on ~ Il iastlns as
ssioii u 70 The will Of Almighty CD opw IN subs
{ II faithful they shall and remember frc
Y gone before ana ii, baStIs JON those who as
4ppy u III the better iaG
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y WITH Ef1frISudotsa- 4s
Oar loss ~ the Whole engsgenen mt is very smaIr.
We are not posted rs to WHO was in command
Of the Yankee forces, except Gen. Thomas, who
encountered Gen. Hardse.
We captured 40 pieces Of cannon.
9ae Believing extract is froln Cll Rasmer's let
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THE PAY OF DECEASED sor n1pDe

ia R;cbmond urLS regulations and form (savs tb
. fnpjisbed n's! are copied from official reno,t
t. Tnaaasneu Tbnas.. oy the authorities at Ricboo''l
throughout the South there are perSo,s
I, sols, husbands or brothers, in the sarv;a
mnose affearages of pay they are enttIed ~, 10
eL make their course perfectly main J
expense about the collection: ''oooie Or
treasury DEPARTMENT r. G
second Auditors Office {
/ pna,,z.,,.. hichmond, June "a, 1869
of nan ,.'gas ~. lot ne payment Of cln4s for ayrore
y pay dns to deceased soldiers PEI. at M, f''e6fS
pFopea February 15 1862 The fra sa.! - iu2 .I7-
act is as follows: i'e ifss section of the
Amar;e, IIohsress ~ OF Of the Confederate State.
da e DO enact, That the paw and OF
Officer Geesased volunteer non-eommiss;onsJ t
~ hLoheaerate States, shall be paid - tb Ib,y ol the
ne oeceased If having, if not, to tbe lao" OF
sny and an default Of widow or cb;l elliaIen
Sy Iarmy 81 nsa t. as & q saeS M
nder rules to be prescribed by the Secretary of cl
the Vice President of the Confederate States ~
judicial and executive, Of fsr s go
- ,4e Under the saI J'%e c toA &c. rt
q; 20. g The claiming heir must arodncs Il, "
ldayit, and that of one 1tiintasatS nS or her " :"
lhe relationship, and that there j. nd otS 3
l.; elsitieu 70 clatm-for instance. IF ~ IN
,ara be 'nether, the affidavit ga
seeased # ~ ngl5her VILE child father Of The
% thar. Al
H. Ms; ana If the child, that there Is n eitl
ne IHagiStrate administering the oath % 'le,
srk IF +ta Iae cteaipity of the witness, and th 50
- : , ne G is such magistrate 'et = ~ tie seai 4
"a. Inese regulations do NOT an.l,, :. 70
lfea ocefs, except when the anone foiihis le Ley
exceed one hundred dollars arJ :, uae does life
ninlstration. ana there IS no and
No nst prepared in compliance with the fare. es,s
MAJ; ~ and transmitted to tbis 'e'e
rne L
1oh as the business of the ttiolnp pc at reso
,Co,. ". i. S. TAYLOR, Auditor pe'
can. compIollers Office, June 81 1sen cayt
~ ana approve the above. to HI
be f,r,,, LEWIS CRuGER, ComntroIla~ only
ed for y - even below it will be Seen ;s j. ere
led so, .,'e use OF widow who has lost an III n in
atsrstf ~ sne service, but it reoniras Ill I'LL He
of a. s.n 20 SUIT any case. We Ipaye thy SCENE
oun nf a. f III lorin, merely TO Aid IT,; tt new
E y y 1ns blank description Of troans a ~ te a
{ = . oF NORTH CAROLINA, d re- don. !,
!. nerso,alt,. oanty. Justice of AZ all he
~ /. .ae Holy Evangelist Of daa made noh,
(privatel Of Ga,. VI ------- --- deceased' but he
IA Esol Regiment, North cafoi;ne pahy a.,
nv 1et sala son died without lea ht
~ 1aef, and she is thereGar. bs;an'
ba pay e cetera, that NAV ba ana %
na States and aso aaes 1m
f.aas:, WITNESS tteateu ~ W 5t lL.ssioai o..
e1.s that he knows the a.; dha n,ade snat
e, and he is disinfe re.t1 sworn to by her Hand
a eneTeIn essz4sssn
H..-+ -+s {-- +
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Thanks to Hon. Tbos r sa, j.
our Sena+ors rr - os, :. semmes, one of
sentative in Coo .tu.ius :. Dupre our Repre-
ast'e IN congress, for late Richmond na,ers
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Mess,s. EJ;,,,.s !.


sanaa lease annoee that when in Rie eb,,aaa ...
p eiothlng to Virginia BY Gown .enera
point IS sggH as presented thse ea-
posvs W. On t me jackson Railroad. saem to any
fhraa ,saaIs. = :, necessary we should 1ea,a
@egas therefore shopa aave he mere n
two weeks tie'-lis aus al mast be in within
article most ~a1 oessn shoes So as that's
pr.,ae,,I ns, lowers .1 Parishes must conway
Rs9perly married. to some po;nt ~ saeir boxes
OF La Depot Richmond w " efslgned and care
Respectfully yours 4 7, ,If,srp ~ : xs,nn
IN :. oHIaTAsoeeA AND GEN. BaAaes .s.,,s
Messrs Editors, 7. Te F,'.- : Akaf' f.
18th Iouis;anau sanouHee tlat ta gaed ).
10th 18th of uctahs, 8, WI leave between the
people Il 1ss'gIs S. of shs the ssad wa
M other Regiment Of Gen the =
'oss Once of sfns to " a.y n.y.
8 s BINGHAM CUslIa1l HI ! .ea q With 8
18th La Yol -
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Diea-Ip this Ph on the sth instant, captain
f. DECouRsoS, Suvor, aged about 42 years,
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1862-10-11

aldson,,;n. "a 'Ao suuueh DEATH near DON
a'osohSille, of the Hon. ALBERT DurrrI, Associate
Suage OF the Supreme Court Of Louisiana He w..
Evsd ~ s7 VI tue district in which he
He va. .'eo'eo 70 the supreme Bench.
ana impartial Judge; warm friend n;,s a0'e'
and husband; asncere christian AMI, no,a parent
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y y, 81 Glarles College, Grand Go1ea.s

& DIR supply of books : ,,,sr a' 8, YV.eaiss .
6 Gassfs i postponed m further M nace a9 opening Of The
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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1862-10-11

" ILL attend punctually to ali business en-.
trusted to his care. His Office is ON ran-