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Tx Wnon QuG>TInN.-We have been

The Wnop QuE>TmN.--We have been iui
informed of the rxi.elre AMONG the citizens Of Rirl
mnnd Of serious complaint in reference to the a-
legged refusal. by the conpanrs OF railroads conrcrging
~ this place. to transport wood tn this City. IL is
s,s4err.. that the Culnptnrs nve purchased all III.
available surk vi cold w0ud on tr. line Of their
S~live In,.. fol their OWN future us-, without cUn
s.irrin The Ircas~ItIrS n our EfZr5 and the suilrr
,uvs That will resut heie the coming winter. from
wdul Of fuel! We also understand thai petition,
uirn,l..y signed hus been laid beforc The State Lrg-
lutule praylng sonic uclon be taken looking tu relief
III this uua Ter II to be hoped the aforementioned
culoratIOns are not ~ utterly sonliess a. relTe-
Erpf,l,
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The substitute permits private citizens .Shu
have taken the oath Of allegiance to the
! f:nt"d States OF nsurped Government. To Rh.
..alyr rhn,nSrlv"s from the crime by p:nv;,:g
f, that they were compelled by durcSS TO iakb
HE nath. aud furthermore hv taking AZ c-:':
/ a. allegiance to ;hr Confederate Slatrs.-.
Tn" sa'ne mr:iIge is alsn granted I, lap:e
persons whn have borne a,lns againSi he
S:ate or Confederate States: 0" accepted rt!ire
! ,lt''icr snrh usurpei or United States Govern
! incnt. In
After considerable lIacusSioH, The bill aid
substitute Was laid upnu the table.
Mr. C".HilI, Of the Committee for Courts
. Of Justice. rrpurted back the resolution rela-
tive I" holding toe sessions Of The Co.rt Of
Appeals, without amendment.
ASA. the resolution relative u authnrizjns
the Governor TO arp"int persona L. ISSUE wrIts
nj rlcciinI,a when lhc sheriff Of the count il
absent.
The III prescribing III" mode OF tiil;ng Va
cancics III the General Assembly in cer,s;n
cases: was taken up from thu table Ali
passed.
4 communication was received from the
!i"lise. announcing that they had passed
bill for the relief OF George W. Thompson,
and asked the concurrenc. Of the Senate.
The bill providing for the election Of mem
bfrS nt Congress in certain cases. was taken .
np and passed.
Mr.. THohrsOS submitted resolution .hst
III case a vacancy should accur in the Board
70: 4 'sresorS. appointed under th.. Silt biz.
The Governor shall have power 10 ill the
vacancy. Adopted.
The hl fixing the time Of holding th.
rlcrlion Of members for the next General
Assembly, was taken up a".i passed.
4 bill providing for the r,sau,zrtinn 81
II"rne Guards, was taken ur. ,ni, Oh n.o,,3u,
was lad upon tho table.
The bill imp"sing tax for issuing c'r'!i!-
Gates OF transfer rl stock Of the Comu,nm-
wealth, was put upon lis passage au rejected.
The House bill for the relief dot jugs
George W. ThompS'n, VAS taken up and
passed unanirru.ly.
The Srnalu Look II rr,,",s until : ) u',lock l..
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U.gIHG RoHaEty.-the corner Of Main
Street and Lornst Alley .lasl Saturday night the
s,rna of one oil tue INST darng rohberirn We have
been iul upK time called upJn to record The stnre
Was broken open shout II O'Clock, Ind good. tn thr
value OF eight thousand dollars deliberately abstrscf4d
and carted away. Where vera tic Police Echo
answers wheIe."
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FAL'C ITT.

E,H .;;,,.:, - ;',l!-: snr Of Sr-sery.
,.s!!H 7=c.tr. j. Z HT"isssor. oi Theory aud Prac.
s,- { s-''c,.-
f-,-rl, ~ w-fvrd l., Professor "f Mss-r!a Msdiea
-: lh-ripAui'.s.
rs;eH.,s. II d P."fr.-c7 of ;astnI?v
ju, us-. II H. rr.Is-rr y. iEs;;rr,.s =. Mslictae
S
;.i1 -Cczrs- IL. erofDs.-r OF Obstetrics. &c.
l.r.-. u H,,ra N II, professor. OF Oh .m..rry xrd
?,.'...SE
L.sVt tySe.L. u. h.mcn-trstuI Of Anatomy
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A letter from Warrenton, Va, SAYS that
the Yankees found eight hundred and eleven
wounded and slck soldiers there, on their
late visit, and pnroled them. They did no
harm 10 the hospital stores or property Of
any sort, and they very soon left.
They captured QuarternaSter Rice W..
Payne, and carried him as far as Bnckland,
where they paroled hin, and let him return.
We understand they captured and carried
off Silas 4. llunIon, Esq. prominent citizen
Of Fauquier.
The exploits Of the Yankees Of late have
been directed entirely against sick soldiers
nnd citizens. Thu brave feloys! They have
stormel several hospitals. but no hAtteries.--
They have captured number Of unarn,rd
citizens aud carried them off in triumph. On
late OCCASION two companies were detailed
to capture one cilixen, and hc AN old gentle
man Of sixty-four; and frnm what we have
understood they were Iuore frightened than
he.
Our soldiers have made many thousands
of Yankee prisoners, bale fellows, with guns
in their hands, and taken on the battle. field.
The enemy retorts 10y raids upon hospitals,
and By capture Of citizons We are sorry
that they have had a few successes; but they
certainly have won no laurcis
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SIMS & BROTHER,

SIMS BROTHER,
TEEEE.Ai. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
W" IL 1ale,s,:c.d. hars formed a sopartu-r.nip
" y: ne r1'gn- ut euaGnctias
I&'TERA.. .'OM.NISsI0E BUSINESS.
s.; ts=e t.sen the c,.Inodus warehouse on Cary BE-
- ga asi .r2Ls atrsets. two doors above Mss-rs.
st--tT Tr-- :; SOC
" solicit cuE.;snEi-ats Of Tobacco, Whett, Corn,
;"'' si.o.. lard Fu;tar, ard in fact produce Of suy
r'"iiFllI. We ASK thai from our friends and the
t1t; she'aly sad trust hy s,rct attention prompt
".'-- : "-r, tJ-i. Patronage.
P. o. sims,
rH0s. s. sIAS,
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i" ACRES WOODED LAND, IN WYTnE COUN.
~, Puk SALL ..-
X.Sii sell ny Tract Of Lsnd, lying on Beed Crtek
i 'y-e-r std halt miles from Wythevtlle aud seven
u! hail the Railroad. at Mount AIRY lie.
sI
good log house. stories high ana four roous,
-: c;:e' t. convenient buildings; and contains ,l6
,s-, yea Sate.rI.
III ;.:'h,. Information call at Wytheville.
>.ll.5--.S. JACOB MILLER.
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FROM tho Army

We have nothing new to report from thu
army this morning. The position of the
two armies is about the same as stated ny us
on Saturday.
Picket skrniShes wore Of daily occurrence.
The whole of MHClelan's nrmy is said now
to be on this side Of the Pntnluar
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2: f,,nT. ''Ss"i-, -acs Slt
.-.'nl-r-". II A.a.oin. ..,......... lu
s,t..-:.'g b
.Ai - L.....- ......,-...... "a
:: :a:'iaa.ton. for copy nf the csslos ue,
$50, !. = i0YEES. n. D.,
..l:..-,.E pean VI IhB Ezcu,y.
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~: A:,TEB--A 81! !us,ioa q. PRoFEsSoR IL q soriaelD
= MA" OF fonsi- College. by Keltleukn Who hs7
>; 1s~-:r&tNilr 81 both. The chair Of 9thsI Malhs
n.> Arcia'i Lsnguagss would be Preferred ibey
especially AnEht skill that OF Moral PhIoso-
Of th- S,,ucal 5ci.ncAs would be accepted Fer
~ .i-' Ani tetur"aces address Il. A Richuoad, Va
-. Y--cln-
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.,UANGEr--t SITUATION as TEACHsR-Thr under
" .ra-G = iea.3r. Of establishing male school in
..ia Pl,his. He will sire Instruction In the ancient
,.f.l,:. Mathematics. end English branches usually
49, y. = rrst rai= SCHOOL.
j. :'G,t"n ~ prur,psl IN M Academy preferred.
sr.e.-nc-s y."s. AID required.
.!rr-,.. j. +. VERIFY. clssksvil,e,
.-c' "I.lils MrsElearuTy county, Va
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:. A,ILu.-:. tilSallun "a chclrr, ty yradun Of
y H. GLT-r-i;y Virginia, who has had several
.,..r...t Ia t=s:h'ug. Can furnish satisfactory
..,.=-?..., .,I> Character qualifications.
.c:..s. N"
:.g. :;-5ii' Treviusns Louisa County, w.
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,.-c,l na.t!uc oi the stoekholaers Of tho James |
~ ~ K.uaa ha COMPANY. will be held At the |
. u.ase q tut, city OF Monday. tbs 27.h uet,. !
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TO take money ont ofa priva'" pnrsr. This
Is TOO plain flr argument.
Mr.. Douglas called on Mr. Wilson for
pa,t of tlr rnn"y left in the packing" We
know mol how much. He got il, aui he did
moi rep.lrt it to the editor, as he was not
bound 10 do. We have no means Of knowing
TINT he lid not call again; that he did lot
call for lhc remainder, and get it, and
fail to report that. Wilson is dead and ran tell
us nothing. The package was not in the Safa
when " i.snn died. Surmisine that TN. money
mi.ht have bccnmc mingled With the other
funds in the safe which was more proIafIe
alter the package tsi been i.rol!en. and Mr.
Dou.las had Withdrawn psr.--we employed
one of the best accountants in the city to bal
ance the cash account of Mr. Wilson. A
considerable sum was found to his credit,
more than fnu -iiiths of the s,lm AT first left
with him IN Douglass psckag'. Douglas,
however. refuses to receive this. lie clsims
the whole original suD,- and claims it not Of
Wilson'S estate but OF the pr6pIienrs the
Enquirer, who were totally ignorant Of thu
whole trahS:c'i'h' anu /" "h"@' "'iS'nesS IL
had not Inc fi'e' 'i'""' 'e'rHn'e' 'nsy ea"
never heard OF man. or pa'h"se' OF SUBSTITUTE
until wilson was ngihE'
.hs 'nr Mt. oInth' h'S 'r"'"e T'''''e'''"h Win
the maf''r haS been ABOVE S'a'ru 'ie "oulo
never have seen D'Ugfas hnd not tic banks
refused to rccriVt fl' money. All mat ne
then did or Suggested was !" resp"ns" TO a
reqnr*'' and IN the s.lr't OF k'h"hes' a:h ac-
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Tie Chair inid before the House 4 .:0lnuu.
nicati0n from tn. President, transmitting the
report Of the Secretary Of War III Response
to resolutions vi the lIulr;: j., rclaton 10 ell
gugclnrnts that have taken '"a since the od-
iouIrncnt OF the last senh", Of Congress-
Referred.
Also, communication I ansmitting esti-
males oi he Postmaster f.,u:ral ir eapen-
scs of that Department. Referred 10 Pnst
Office Committee.
Also, communication fam the same oili
rer in relation to The cInu:., "f the Cnnstitu-
lion requiring that department to he made
srIf-=uslanine after rrr!.in perinl Re-
ferrcd tn Juii.lary C"int":I:rr.
Alsp, communication i.ulu the Secretary
df the Treasury III reference to HE war tax
Of tlc State nf l.purilnu Refrrir'i To Com
miltee of Ways and M"a,"'
SIR CHanBss.. ni Mr,s., liom the t'Gmlpi-
tire tin Military a iiars. reported a bill t" en-
courage the inanulhr.in,r Of clothes and shoes
Tor the army. The hill wns considered, and
passed ns reported from The cnunniiitec.
.; Mu.t:., Of Sautir Carolina. from the
Mihtur, Committee. ::poricI back bill "nr-
elemental to an ACT entitled MI act farther /"
lDI t'h' pI'iIS ahpI''' f''
lG, lHti2. Tnc bill Wa agreed to.
Mr.. Mile, al>n :.:..rirA hiil TO amend the
art for the orr. . lion ot the s'sff' depart
IEcnt Of the q ny. p.>ael March ~, lSCl -
GThe bill T., t., idrs. ibr the addition Of an assist
ant adju,.nl general to the aljn'nni generals
department. with the rank Of colonel. The
bill was agreed To.
Also, reported back bill to secure tie
payment Of bou7lies due decreased soldiers
to their widows or other Legal representatives,
and asked 70 be discharged from its further
consideration, Ihc law already providing for
the payment Of such bounty.
lie also reported back certain joint resolu
tions to prevent the escape Of persons guilty
Of treason, and to provide fur the removal Of
dlsloyal persons, and asked that the commit
Ice be discharged from their further conside-
ration, and that they be referred to the Com
mitlee on the Judiciary.
The House then, in Committee of the
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12
VENTE ReUHsLIOUE.

HI f public est par le present avcrti quill
-E@ sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus
offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par le seussi-
gne Encanteur GU par tout autre officer com.
petent, devant Ia porte de 10 Maison De Cour,
dams Ia vile d'Opelousay,
LE MERcREDI II MAI PROCLAIM, 1862.
tous les droits, titres, interets ct pretentions
de Ia accession de John Lee, Jr decide, IN
moroccan de terre ci-aprss designe, savoir:
Un certain moroccan de terre, de-
signe CONNIE Ia Section 80 du Township 6
Sud de la Rangee Est, scion le Rapport du
Commissaire, B, $3.50, contenant $40 acres,
borne au Nord par le Bayou des Cannes, su
Sud par les Sections l6 ct IT, al'Est par Ia
Section 3S lie moroccan de Charles Lacostey
ct les Sections get 16, . rOuest par la Sec.
ton 40 lie moroccan de Bite, Fgurans.)
Conduaons.-Payable un, deux ct trois
ans de credit. compter du jour dc la vente
L 'acquereur fournissaut bonne es sufissn.
te caution solidaire 10 satisfaction de qut
de droit, ct interet raison de 8 pour cens
par an compter de l'echeance; ct en- outre
Ia terre demeurant hypothequee par privile
&c reserve d Ia succession. jusqu'au Placement
reel ct efectif taut du principal que des in
terets qui auront pu s'accroitre
=, R. BENGUEREL. Encantepf.
Opelousas IL avril 1862.
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12

LES uE1oN1sTEs DU SUP Au sENaT FEDE-
RAL-Les unionistes des Etats esclayes qui
ont CONSENT rester dams le Congress federal
sur Ia fol des promesses de Lincoln ct CANS
lespoir qu'on respecterait les, droit constitu-
tionnels.a leurs sEtass, savent maintenant a
quoi sen tenir.
Dams la seance du Senat du 10 mars, NJ.
Davis, proprietaire d'esclaves ct senateur du
Kentucky, ayant ofert IN amendement au
bill de Wilson, qui defend aux officers ct aux
soldats de rendre les esclaves fugitifs amen
dement, portant que les dts officers ct soldats
ne deyraient nj garder nj cacher les esclaves,
a WI son ameDdement repousse avec dedain.
NJ. Salisbury, du Delaware demande que
les Etats OH l'autorite federale est reconnue,
le Delaware, le Maryland, lie Missouri ct le
Kentucky fussent ezemptes des dispositions
du bill. mais So de1nande etc repoussee par
30 voix oontre T. lie bill etc ensuite passe
par 20 voix contre 9-Abe3l!e
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12

MAis--L aimee derniere les planseurs des
Etats cotoDniers disaient tous qu'iIs avaient
fait deux fois plus de mais ou de cereales
qu'ils men auraient besoin; ct dependant les
grains deviennent rares ct seront toujours plas
rsres ct plus chers jusqu'a la prochainc recolte
Celia prouve evidemment gu on men await pas
fait assez. Maintenant que l'ennemi s'est
empare de la portion de notre territoiEe OH 10
culture des c4reales etait lie plus repandue,
nous nous voYoDs oblige de nous livrer cette
culture dams les Etats cotonniers, rous peine
de mauquer de Substances Les plus grands
1eaux don't uue nation puisse etre afligee
sont Ia guerre, la peste ct la famine. La
peste suit toujours Ia famine ct, 81 nous lais-
sons la guerre faire la famine, nous aurons
certainement subir ces trois grands maux.
Nous engageons done les plantcurs a faire
beaucoup de cereales. autant qu'ils le pour
ront. lis le doivens dams rinteret de notre
Independence. lie mals Sc vendra; le cotton
ne Sc veudra pas.-Abeilbe.
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12

ris. i Corinth, dissent que nous avons l'vre
une rude bataille >Notre victoire est COM
plete. Les pertes relatives ne sont pas con-
nues, nais elles sont tres fortes des deux CO.
ses. Embarrassment, lie general Johnston
est tonbe 2 heures de lapres-midi.
Nous avons fait un grand nombre de prl-
sonniers, entr 'autres le general Prentiss--et
plusieurs autres generaux. La bataliIe est
fnie sur terre mais on entend un teu tres lourd
des canonnieres.
Nous avons capture toutes les tentes de
lennemi, ses provisions. son materlel, une
grande quantite d'artillerie ct beaucoup de
fusils. ~'
W-Depuis que nous avons copie ce qui precede
de rAbeille-da s, un voyageur est arrive en- uotre
Vile venant de la Nile. .-Ib6rie, avec un journal de
Ia Vile, du g. qui content des nouvelies plus re-
centes do theatre de la guerre an Tennessee, ct
beaucoup plus glorieuses encore que celes qui pre-
cedent.
II paraitrait d'apres ce journal ct d'autres non
venes t@legraphqnes en- la possession de ce voya-
geur, que retat-ma;or du general Buell. etc fait
prisonnier par nos forces.-Son armee etc conn
pletement battue ct mise en- deroute.-Fingt mil
lie federaux ont etc mis- hors de combat, ttues bles
ses ct prisonniers, nous supposons) Nos braves
ont repousse ct poursuivi les fuyards jusque dams
eurs canonneres, ct 81 ce nett etc ces dernieres
eur perte aurait etc beaucoup plus considerable en-
core Nous avons pris Is batteries d'artler erie ct
| une immense qnantite d'armes, de munitions ct
d'equipements.
Les dernieres nouve|les annonesient que lie COM
bat coutnnait. On MA aucune donnee sur les per-
tes que nous avons eprouvees; mais lie telegraphe
proclame ct repete une victore generale ct sigma
| lee. Ainsi soit-i
P. Sun expires envoye de metre vile est ar
rive de Ia Nle~lberie avec des nouVelfes plus re-
centes, ct confrmstoires de eqni precede. lipa-
raft, en- outre, qu'au lieu de 10000 federaux hors
| de combat il en- aujourd'hui 10000.
LIE lsme Regiment de Ia Louisiana, Oh snnt denx
de nos compagnes Garland ct LastEapes) ont pEis
one part active vers lie 4me Jour de la bataille
LIE general Beauregard sasi lie drapean de ce re.
eiment d'elite, ct msrche sur pennemi sa tete.
Van Dorm etait arrive 4 Corinthe avee 10000
hommes 1e renforts ct a!ait doHner an combat.
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12

I'LL Went de Sc passer dams le KentucEv
un incident peu propre raler les populations
a Lincoln. NJ. James Belcher, recemm.at
membre de Ia Legislature dc Etat, ct ci,oren
fort respectable du comte de Wayne, etans
allie reclamer un negre marron dams un camp
yankee, etc soumis au .supplice infamant du
fouet, Les sbires de Lincoln lui ont admin
istre % coups de fouet. Les hommes du Sud
savent ce quils penvent attendre de pareils
miserables.-
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12

Nous apprenons que les traveaux sone conmen-
ees Ia construction dune batterie de marine, sur
10 Bayou Courtableau, pres du moulin scie de N
Chs. Close, sous Ia direction dun eiioyen verse
dams la science.
Des subscriptions pour pachsvement de cette
construction seront recues en- journees d'esclaves'
en- usage de beufs de tire charettes argent etc. ct
nous oserons esf@rer qu'avsc l'aide de eeux quf
euvens assister eette enterprise sera bfentot cou
ronns dun plein success.
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12

COMBAT PRES D IoRKTowN.--Noust trou.
vons la nouvelle suivante dams lAppeot, de
Memphis !:
Richmond, avril.--Protege par un feu
tres-vif, l'ennemi marehe ce matin sur
Yorktown, de la Pointe au Vaisseau lem
bouchure de la riviere York. II q attaque
nos retrapchements a 10 heures ct demie
ct lie combat darait encore a trois heures de
lapres-midi.
Notre position est vaillamment d@fendue.
LIE general Magruder ct son etat- major
etaient six miles au-dessous d'Yorktown
quand le combat commence Mais ii a
depuls regagne ses travaux en- surete, apres
avoir passe d 400 pas de lennemi ct reeu
son fen 90 entendait d'ici la canonnade
disbursement
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12
AVK IS.

IA E soussigne ne pouvant, dams les cir
MA cons:ances actuelles, renouveler son
assortment deNmarchandises, sc volt force de
vendre son fonas do maghln pour du comp
tant, compter du Is Avril courant
S. J. BARRY.
Grand Coteau 9 avril 1862. 1t
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12

r-Un vslontaire du Caeasieu, nonme AbTsfn
Hannegan, est mort de pneamoaie Dimanche der
nier. m Camp overtsn, en- notEe vile. Get infor-
tune laisse une femme ct sept epfans dams des cir
eonstances Decessiteuees
Lla&te ssteTse par con Battalion, avec les hon
nears militairss-
Ne pourrions- nous pas iaire que'que chose pour
iees arphAlipss
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12

rales il Sc peut qu'une partie des fuyards
traversent la riviere Tennessee, sous pabri
des canons do leurs bateaux mais CONNIE lis
ont etc cbaudement poursuiyis, lis est proba-
BILE quils auront abandonne armes ct bagagea
ST. comme on lie presume, l'armee de
Buell. est intacte de l'autre cote de la riviere
nos generaux mont accompli que la moitie
dc Ia besogne ct lis won't ayoir s'occuper de
ce nouveau adversaire. Nos generaux, en-
prenant linitiatiVe de l'attaque apres avoir
opere la jonction de leurs rmees, ont battu
leurs adyersaires en- strategic. ct par la des-
truction dun des. corps darnee federaux,
lis ont rebuilt le second Ia necessite dune
retraite. C'est une seconde edition de la
lnaneuvre de Manassas Basll dtait peut-
etre en- route pour Decatup pendant que
l'arsee de Grant Sc faisait exterminer.
Nous renvoyons nos lecteurs pour les der
nieres nouvelles, nos depeches de mutt.
AbeaLe de la ME- .O7l9dMs du s.
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12
q KTT&S-

Z s sonssigne PREVENT lie public que NJ. Rgo-
- bert Verret le representera durant son abseu-
ce ou iasqufSevocation, pour percevoir ct payer
Ioutes Sommesqui poufraient lui etre dues ou quill
pouErait devor, donner ct accepter tout reGu en- so
nom pourNceles. FFERAY.
Bois Malet, st. Landry, IL avril 1ss2.-l9-st
The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12
"SOSS OF ST LANDRY

Nous donnons plus bas une liste des membres de
cette eompagnie. Ellie eat partie dimanche dernel
pour laeNouvele. Orleans svec les 'Creole Re
bels" d'on les deux psrtiront ucessamment pour le
Tennessee. Ces deux compagnies portent le nom
bre fourni par notre Paroisse neuf serriee de.
Etats Contederss ct pour 1s serms de Ia yusrre.
Napoleon Robin, Capitaine.
Auguste n Robin, Ter Lieutenant
Octave Fontenot, End Lieutenant.
Theodose s. Robin Sine do
H. A. Coreil, Sergent Fourier.
Ernest Cahanin, end Sergent.
Camille Richard, Be do
PNuma Estorge, 4e do
Prosper Daire, Ter Caporal.
Thomas Reed, 2s do
Ernile Lancos, 3e do
Jean Castillo, 4ne,-~-rs d.
jean Medcis Eugene Olivier;
Noise Landry, Joseph S. Jesnsonne;
Eoi Aladdin Landry; Joseph Teale;
Alfred Perry; Emile Amy;
Napoleon ANY; Etienne Franqnez;
Ambrose Valin; Theogene Sicily;
Napoleon Legere; Gervais Guidroz;
Reule Brasseur; Leon Lanclos;
Charles Gauthreaux; j. Bite Hebert ills;
John Andrus; Andre Mallet;
Joseph V. Richard Aptele I,alonde;
Ernest Mallet; Charles Clay;
Esariste j. Boudresu; Michel Stous;
Hypolte Ardouin; Luke Jeannot;
Noel Henri Soieau; Zenon Reed;
joachim G. Guiilory, Alphonse Reed;
Edmond o. Fontenot; Adolphe F. Marks
| Jean Benoit; Ephege Castillo;
Adolphe Fontenot; Louis Miller;
A.. Lejeune; Michel johnson;
Simon FonteRot fills; Jefferson Johnson;
j. Bite. r. Guillory; Valmont Richard,
Charles Chaland; Joseph Robin;
.J.,Pierre Guidroz; Edm. Henri Soileau;
I4ncien Dnplechain; Apdre Gaidroz;
Gesaire Olin; Simon Gonor;
Theod D. Dubourdieu, Cyp. Deafosss hls;
Mafcelin Malles Antoine Arnaud,
savinier Bergeron; Alcee Guiilory;
Joseph Bergeron fs; Joseph Claude:
! Arvien Duplechain; John B. Landreneau;
A'exandreP P. Hebert; J. L. Guillory;
Jean Pierre Fisette; Joseph Eddy;
/ r. j. Jonte; Henry Younger;
j. Bte Roy; Alphonse Bertrand;
Andre Stouts; Emile Latour;
Francois j. BOSNIAN; Chr. Mornhinveeg fls;
Eloi Vidrne 6ls; Aurele Vidrine;
| ss hommes, officers sous-oficiers ct soldate.
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The Opelousas courier., 1862-04-12

rA uue election qui eu lieu en- notre
yille lundi dernier. reAes d'elire sept mem-
bres de Ia Corporation. les messionrs suivans
ont et4 elus: H. A. Latour, o. Poiret F. 4.
King, Edm. @. Dupsfe. John Mccormick, J.
u. Bsauchamp ct W. r. Meginley- il
Pour Constable. John Cochran.