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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21
(NO. 2i3.l
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
49,

UINIrkp STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. SIS
wHkRras. A libel 10 information has been fled in IN,
District Court of the United stairs within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana the 18th day
of January, is6J, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney oil
the United Stars for the District If Indiana against
the following described estate. credits and effects Of
William II Bell, wit:certan Promis~or, Notes
ing n the aggregate 20 ft0oo given hy Robert n.
Williams IN connection Of certain real In MADISON
county for violation fhe powers "fsn Of angrcss,
approved July ". I-s2 entitled An suppress
surree"n. punish and rebellion. and
eonnsc ate the property ~ rebels. and for oihr pur
poses and PRAYING against ad property and that
the may he condemned and sold enemies prop
erty.
Now. Therefore. IN pursuance of the moncn under the
seal ~ said court directed and delivered de- here
hy give public notice 60 all persons claiming said property
or any part thereof, In interested therein
that they lie and appear before the said District Court
the United States to he held the city 1T indianapolis
in and for the District % indiana the third Monday
February next. oelock of the forenoon of that day.
then and there tc nierpose their claims. and to make
their allegations w that hehalf
u. e. kOSF, L. :. Marshal.
Per l. =. BiGEiow. Deputy.
JoHs n. RkA. Clerk febJ-dl4t
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NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1903.

The governmental ard psiiilcsi sne.tisns - the
coming year w have sn ss,erbsns us.r..i fer every
citizen. We are engaged IN gsntic civil shs
sut q which eau foresse. Il thr.sisns radlca
change the institutions aud principles upon wAka the
Government ~as feuBded AID n. dssirucsiss e he
liberty and right Of the citiren. such .. an.
people Of no ether nafen have snloysd. and {
whieh may De attributed uneeusisd prurrs..
In onai prosperity and greatness The issas ~in
soo be upon u.s. whether this free Government shall b
preserved aud maintained and the rights % me states
under the Constitution PsrPesuaie eFapo~erfai central
authority BE- permitted grow % this oAlisF
sing state lines State sn ell thc.s checks
upon the Federal Government right reserved BY The
states which have constituted the eNosilsnce and sufs
roriiy u our nationality States "oae a The ssA' fof
The common objects set fcrth the Constitution. hus
"distinct the billo~s the management q their
purely domestic Affairs. These questions were Involved
ia. electons snl the voice u the peops as
emphstoaly expressed toF the Constitution a.
l. aud the Union % wss" Never was there time
when IL important that the people .hoald b. thor
eughy advised 10 the progress ant condition n public
aisirs AMI Of passing events people not a. f"r
self government urle.s with intelligent gudsment tn.y
decide upon the questions which aect Alks their
and the public welfare
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21

UANNIfIk, IN, June z, IcoI
Dr. wv. H. GRssa-Dedr MIR: In February, 1861,
ariicel with the sugar diabetes and for hive months
pa sed more than gallons of water IN - hours.
obliged get up often twelve times du-
ring the night and IN five months lost about so pounds
IN weight. During the month Of July, 81, procured
two bottles ~ Constitution Water, and In two days after
using experienced relief and after taking bottles
was entirely cured, after regainng my usual good
good health. Yours, truly.
J. V. L. DE WITT.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
COpartuer.hip Notice.

yuyHF r-SDFKSIGNED HAVE TAkfN Hk>Ry h
i AIyORD mao p4rtneTshiP. aud The Business viii
hereafter be conducted the name and ~ 81 htesA,
- ,e.., = StxoNp RUGER q CALDWELL.
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No mol
TINTED sTsTESOr AMERICA, DIS.

TINTED SrATESOr AMERICA, DIS.
IRlcT OF INDIANA. So
NaEasss libel q information has been hled In the
Dsrcg Coa Il the United States, within and Tor the
seventh Circuit ard District Of Indiana the goth day
Of January iss3, by John Hanna. ESQ. Attorney Tor
tks United States Tor the District u Indiana against the
following described estate CREDITS aud effects OF VIII
liam llocomb. to.w Four certain Ptomissory Notes.
al dated the 10th Il January 1884, for fifteen hundred
dollars each able ilth day Of October in the
ls6l 1871 lss3 ant 1884, respectively with Interest an.
nuay from ths illh Oetobef 1880 said notes siven by
Jo-ephas 1. Way seth Way. and by him en-
dorssd aud transferred 30 said William J. Holcomb,
faf violation 81 the powers Of act Of Congress, APP
proved July L. 1854 entitled act 10 suppress surrec
ton and ebeliou. 90 seine aud conf
the property II rebels and for other purposes praying
process. against ssd property and that the same may be
condemned and sold a. snemes' property.
Now therefore, la pursuance ~ the monon under the
Il said Court directed and delivered do here
b. give public notice ali claiming said property,
any part thereof any interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
a. the United States 10 be held At the city u Ind anapo
s in and District % Indiana the third Monday
81 February next 81 ioeoock u the forenoon ofthat day
then and there utefpose their claims and make their
slsKatiansin that behalf
GARLAND ROsF. a. NJ.
ny l. n BIsrIow. Deputy.
Attest Joss n. Rss. Clerk fehs.dh
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TRIMS on TilR DAILY Seminal
one copy, one 90
One copy ia months. so
One copy, one month. 90
Delivered by The within the city, rs PER
week, payable 10 the carrier
Agents will be supplied At u cent? week.
TERMS or THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
copy year ~ %
10 copies aud the maker 81 the eab..... IS 90
20 copies ard two the maker ~ the cub... 50 90
Additions be made t. clubs any tins the above
The will b. printed each paper wiiheut
charge.
No paper will be- without prepayment oontin-
ued longer than paid for Address
ELDER, HaKKNEsS, a. BINGHAM.
infisnnpoiif Indiana
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NO. su7l
IrNIrKp sTArss oE swEaIcA. nEsrKcr orlSpt.

NO. 2u7.1
UvxrTED STATES o. twFelcA. DISTRICT oFiSDf.
ANS
Whereas lihsl - information has been aied in The
District Con Il TIE raet sfafes within ard for The
seven c. rcs AL pist u Indiana o1 the 7sth dsy d
January. IssJ, by John Rama va. Attorney Of III.
Gated statssfor the Dse, 81 ndishs a~sns the FOL
owing sescrse estats, ersdss snd sFsris 81 one wm
J. Helc mr. to.vt On- Psosnis<ory Note. dated Jsna-
n. lrs1. sue az months after date Tor tas suu u
ilSs Is aveu - seth Way b ssid Hsieah; ssid
note :. secar~ - certain mortgage 81 lsnas fhs
euau'y q fapefts dians foe volafou - fhe power.
Of al act u Congress, approved July H. lssg entitled
An act % sappre~s ouu<h snd
eso - seize and epn>csf~ the property 81 rebels snf
fof other pafoss." snd praying process agalni sad
property sud that The may be essndembeH and cid
- -nemie.' property.
Now therefore, n parsusnce u The moultlon under The
sesl - sad Court directed and devefedf % here
give pubic notre al per-ns claiming .sd propertv
OF any part thereof - n any manner Interested
therein that they - ard srpes before the ssd, The
District efthe Uut~ be held the cty
Of Iadanapeiis ard fpr the District u indiana the
thru Monday q February nex At ten o'clock ~ the fore
- that day then and there inferpose their clan
and make their allegations n that b~hsH
D. q. HOSE. q. !. Marshal,
ByL =. BlaELow. Depaty.
JoHs n. RIA. Clerk feh3-diH
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A Legislature will assemble On the sth = Jana
AIRY next i action viii have deep nisres, Tor the
efcns - Indiana The .Srafdsei will contain faithful
and intelligent rspurt u n. Proceedings. that the
reader can understand from day day what their Repre-
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NOTICE
TRUssEs, &C.

7. d. . Z = = ny } T RUS
ESTABLISHMENTS. 80 claus -. cmesao. lit.
Branch once No - Nor . y M sir~vt 81 Louis No
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viii assemble. aud the Important questions
will be brought before u for determination. ons u
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy u TIE
President will vitality Affect the fturs Of the ceansry.
All interesting Congressional proceedings will -
potted Ia The N.nfsaff
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PROPOSALS.

nR0PnS us WILL Be RECEIVED Up TILL FRIDAY
noon the 18th ns AZ Il O'Clock. for tie sr-ction q
srick Penthouse.
Tor D ans and specifications apply Tho> n Kingsn,
E,q ates House the hour Of Il and ocls
,up I'LL Thursday. l4th instl klNGAN C
nv l2-itd
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SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,

SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,
which In the unmarried female Is constant recurring
disease and through neglect the seeds Of more grave and
dangerous maladcs the result, and month after
mouth passes without effort being made to assist
ture the suppression becomes chronic the patient gradu
ay loses her appetite the bowels constpated night
swests come and the consumption finally ends her
LEUCORRHGA. OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an inflammation Of the
cous lining Of the vagina or womb. II II In oil cases
companied ps.n the back the bowels
and through the hips Ateaspoonfu THE medicine may
be taken three times day with injection Of table
spoonful Of medicine mixed with half pint Of sofl water
morning end evening.
FLANM MON or THE KIDNtYS AND CATARRH
or THE Bi.a ODER. SrkANGUARY ANDBUhN-
ING 0fPAINfUL ukNATING.
For those diseases II is truly a sovereign remedy. and
too much be said in it, praise. single dose has
been known Ia relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with distressing pain In the small
Of the back aud through The hips tearpoonfu day
ofConstltuton Water will relieve y like magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II has no equal 10 relieving the most distressing symp
toms Also, Headache, Heartburn Acid >to ach, vomit
ing FOOD, &c. Take a tea,poonful after dinner The
dose In all Cases may be increased desired but IL should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Hare long since given up the of buchu cubes and u
niber ina tue o these Diseases and only them
for the want of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal to the task that has devoved
upon IL.
DiURETICS.
rr,ae and drench the kdney and by constant use soon
lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
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PLY SfCIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up the OF buchu cubes and
nber ina tue Of these Diseases and only tn,
for the want of "A better remedy
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READ, READ. READ.

lrrtaie and drench the kidneys and b, constant use
lead To chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21

Has proved itself equal the task that has devoved
upon II.
DiURETICS.
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LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.

IL has equal Ia relieving the distressing ymp
toms. Also, Headache, Heartburn. Acid Sto ach, yOm
dose In all may be increased desired but IL should
be done gradually
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State of Louisiana.

District Court Parish et s.. Landry No. e4l6.
TOSEIH ROY, Of the Parish of ST. Landry,
- Administrator Of the Estate OF Faliere Roy.
deceased, late of the Parish of Sc Landry,
having filed a Tableau Of distribution of the
funds of said Estate, accompanied by petition
praying that the same may be homologated'
And whereas. the prayer OF said petition has.
been granted by M order Of Court dated . alv
~. 1868.
Therefore, notice IS hereby given TO al in.
terested to make opposition. II any they have, in
writing at my Office. within thirty days from, the
date Of the present notice, why said Tablean
should not be hon,osogated.
a. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
0pelelsas, July IS, 1868.
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AN APPEAL BY THE PREsIDENT !


RICHMOND, August 3-,fhe President has
issued an address to the soldiers of the Confede-
rate States, and reminds them that there is no
alternative but sietary er snhjugaton- to slavery
and utter ruin. Ali that is necessary to insure
victory is that those called to the field by every
motive that can move the human heart should
promptly repair to the post of duty and stand
by their comrades now in the front, and thus so
insure success. After referring to various causes
Of absence from the army, the President appeals
To bis coi,ntrymen to hasten to their camps ia
obedience 10 the dictates of honor and duty.
He declares general pardon and amnesty to
all officers and men absent without leave who
shall, with the least possible delay, return to
duty; but no excuse will be received for delay
beyond twenty days after the first publication Of
this proclamation in the State in which the absen-
teemay be at the date Of publication. The amnes-
ty extends to all accused and convicted absen.ees
without leave or desertion, with the exception of
those twice convicted.
Phe proclamation closes with an earnest appeal
to the women of the Confederacy totry the use
Of their allpowerful influence in aid of this call.
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State Of Louisiana.

District Coart-Parish Of st. Landry--No. 9415.
FRANCOIS C. DEFILLIERs, of the Parish
u. of ST. Landry, Administrator of the Estate
of Divine Hollier. deceased wife of VALERIE Roy,
also deceased, in community with said Y. Roy,
having filed a Tableau of distribution among the
heirs of said Estate, accompanied by petition
praying, that the same may be hemologated;-
been granted by an order Of Court dated July
%, 1868.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all IN
terested to make opposition, i any they have. in
writing at my office, within thirty days from, the
date of the present notice, why said Tahleau
should not be homologated.
A. GARRIGUEs, Clerk.
Opeleusas, July 25. 1863.
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g Since Saturday last the usual monotony
of our town has been broken by the appearance
of gay uniforms and military officers of all grades,
who have been circulating through our streets,
awaiting, it is said, the sitting Of court martial
for the trial of Brig Gen. Sibey, and, if we mis-
take not, other officers of lower grade.
Up to this morning. nothing has been done,
and some say it is doubtful whether the court
win sit here or adjourn to meet elsewhere
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The Drover and Travellers Home.
on THE sInHER FERRY.

rs NOW READY TO receive or cross over all
- wagons Of whatever dimensions they may be,
witt, their respective teams and afree pastnrage
is offered them when they camp at the Ferry.
Drovers and travellers will always find a good
table and good forage for their horses And the
Mail Stages having changed their ronte, passen-
gers will always find well supplied table ct any
hour of day Or night. 8 III. DESESSARTs.
AFermento River st. Landry, July IS 1863.
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Mr. Editor. ].

Mr.. Editor, 0 81
Please announce that at the solicitation of
many of his friends, Captain James G. Hayes
has consented to become candidate for Sheriff
of St. Landry, at the election of November next
Capt. Hayes has been nearly two years in the
service of the Confederate States, beings volun-
teer in one of the first companies of onr Parish,
and has always done his duty with that prompt
ness and courage which characterize the good
patriot soldier. His past conduct and upright
ness of actions are guarantee that he viii be an
impartial and correct officer
MANY FRIENDS.
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Head Quarters,

ORDNANCE DEPT OF TRANS MISSISSIPPI,
Shreveport, La, July %. 1868. !
General Order No /.
The Bureau of Ordnance for this Department
is, for the present. established at this place. All
reports required by General Order No. ~. Head
Quarters Department Trans Miss, wil until fur
ther orders, be addressed to the undersigned at
Shreveport. La. BY command of
Major-General HUGER.
BENZ. HuGER. Jr.. A. A. Gen.
August %, 1s63.-3t.
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ADJUTANr AND INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond, May Is, 1853
GENERAL ORDERS No. GIL. Farmers
W upon whose premises horses and mules have
been or may hereafter be left by the enemy, are
admonlshed to pursue the requirements of the
laws of their respective States respecting estrays,
so far as to have the same properly valued, and
the valuation thereof duly recorded. and where
it is not apparent that such property was the
property of the United States Government. to
have advertisement thereof made as required by
law.
g. Upon compliance with the above admoni-
ton, the Government will not assert any adverse
claim to such horses and mules, unless they shall
exceed in value the property whereof the citizens
having possession may have been despolled by
the enemy, and then only to the extent Of such
excess in value.
g. All officers of the army will respect the
rights of citizens as defined and conceded in the
foregoing sections. By order of
(Signed,) S. COOPER,
Adjutant and Insp'r Gen.
August %, 1866
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Day of Prayer at the Catholic Church.
The day of Prayer and Humiliation appointed
by our President for the 21st inst will be kept to-
morrow, Sunday, at the Catholic Church. The
Divine Service viii commence at the usual hour /;
sermon in English. We hope that all will con-
slider it a duty to attend.
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@-We reproduce to-day, for the benefit Of
planters and others who may be therein interest
ed, General Orders No. 81, of fAdjutant-General
Cooper. It well deserves attention.
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Hstate Lotloiska RauliIl.

ffsHOSE who may have claims against the Es-
y tate of Lodoiska Ra1ilin, late widov.of Il.
g DeCourson. are hereby requested TO present
them lHly authenticated to the undersigned, at
Vile Plate for settlement And those who are
indebted 10 the same are requested to come for.
ward and settle If they ,yish TO avoid costs.
III DARE, Agens
Vile late, August ] 1863. ss2,22---5t,
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FOB SALE.

-. A superb. fast and kind Buggy Mare,
with rood fissnlky and L let of first-rate
sasszaz4 harness. Price, 81 500.
For particulars call At sie stable Of John Posey,
OpeIousas.
August fst 1865 2o-tf
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Official proceedings of the Board OF Po-
Ice of the Town of opelousas.


Monday, July "a, 1868
The Board met Present: Messrs. Il. Al.
King, President; E. G. Dupre, Omer Poiret, j.
Il. sandoz, W. 3. Meginley, Z. ID. Estilette and
DR.. James Ray
On motion, an Ordinance entitled eAn Ord.
nance to provide revenue for the town of Ope-s
lousas, was unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Sandoz,
ResotUed, That the butcher now IN charge OF.
the market, for the town, be and he Iii hereby
instructed to sell all The Tallew gathered from
the beeves batchered in said market, to Auguste
Borne.
On molten,
ResoLued, That the following claims be paid
on the usual warrant, viz:
" r. Meginley, foE powder and caps for the
market, $50 90 s
Valsin Ducharnes, for work On the
market house, so
On motion, The Board adjourned.
Tuesday, August i, 1863.
day Present: Messrs.F Al Kirg, President
joel Fl. sandors James Ray, w. e. 1leginlsy
and Omer Poiret.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
On motion of Dir James Ray, 8
Resolusd. That the resolution passed By this
Board on the 9th day Of July 1868, instrueting
the butcher In charge Of tle market. ID sell an
the tallow gathered from the beeves butcheredl
by the corporation, to Auguste Borne, be and
the same ii hereby repealed.
On motion Of Mr. pores,
Res0ired, That the butcher Id charge of the
market, be authorized to sell Tie tallow gathered
from the beeyes butcheyed By the corporation,
at fhe rate of ffty cents per pound and that he1
shall not sell more than 1--WE pounds thereof to-
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HEADQUARTERsD DEPARTMENT TRANS MISS.
Shreveport. La, July 9th 1868.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. Sc.
XII Enrolling or recruiting officers are enjein-
ed not to remove or interfere with employees in
the Nitre and Mining Bureau, nor with employees
of contractors with that Bgreau engaged in haul
ing eetton to, and ordnance stores from, TIE
Rio Grande and Gulf ports.
By command Of
Lieut.. Gen. d. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON, IA. Al. 81.
gD Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas papers
capy four times. ,JulY J5--24
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Public Sale,

by the undersigned Auctionecr, in and for the
Parish Of St. Landry.
IT'D Z virtue of an authorization from the Hon.
A1 the District Court in and for the Parish of
St. Landry and to me directed, the public are
hereby informed that there will be sold at public
sale, to the last and highest bidder. on the Plan
tation of the deceased, in Prairie Vile Plate, dis
tant about II miles from the Town of Opelousas,
on
Hednssday, the ID day Of September, 1863,
the following described property, belonging TO
the succession of the late Louisa Lodoiska
Raulin, deceased widow of T. Chs DeCourson,
to wit:
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Dr. James a. Mcmillan, !,

- pointc aux Loups, will exercise his profes-l
sion ii that portiono fbe Parish OF ST. Landry.
8 lIa has also opened Drug Store fcr The conve.l
nience Of tie inhabitants of tile naigh bofhped
& 8Poinfe aux Loups, j. My 25tll 1868 III.
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tafa r,f ], T,e,1risiar1;

State of Lol1isiana
District Coast 'arash of 81. Landry Ne. 9f12.
Al NAsTAsIE DIE. Of the Parish Of St.
L. Landry, Aanainistratrix of the Estate of
John III Maggie deceased, late of the Parish of
ST. Landry, having tiled Tableau of the affairs
If said Estate, accompanied by petition pray
ing that the saEna may be homologated;-
whereas tIe prayer Of said petition has been
granted by an order Of Court, dated April 10,
1861
Therefore, notice il hereby given TO all in
terestsd to opposition, IL any they have. ID
writing ak elflee, within thirty days freIn the
sfiase s6f the present notice, N by said TabIeau
should nos Sbs honaoIog gatas, the AdmiuistratIix
sdise aarged frea ail further liabilities aud her
bosld eanc4llsd.
Il a ARRIGEEE. CLERK.
opssotssas, TaiY IS. 1863.
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NOTICE.

CAMP Seymour, VA, April TO, 1863
PEsHE following priyates, J. G. Lebleu,Jean
IN +. Moaille, Guillaume Durio, J D. Fargne,
Ralph Forman, Pat Mccormick. Isaac W Villains,
and w G. Boln, members of ca. X, 10Th Reg.
La. Volunteers. absent from their company, are
hereby notified to report for duty. within 30
days. or else they shall be published as desertera
and dealt with accordingly.
A. pERRODIN.
Capt. Co. K, 10Th Reg. La Vols.
9TH Brig. Jackson Division.
0pelousas, July %, 1s63.--Im.