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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

MERcHAETs' MEETING The adjourned
meeting of merchants took place yester-
day afternoon ct the appointed hour.
The Chairman, MIR, j. LELLYETT, read the
memorial TO the Secretary Of the Treas
ury which had been prepared. 1t was
amended aud adopted, and steps were
taken TO ask the signatures OF Gov.
johnson, Parson Brownlow, and Gem
erals r. S. and q. Granger to it. A
committee was appointed to raise funds
to pay the expenses Of tho delegation
TO Washington,
Interesting remarks were made by
Messrs, LELLYETr BRowNLow, PAYNE,
and others.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

THEATRr-Mllo Christine is posted
for benefit at the theatre tonight.
The bill for the occasion is one of the
raciost Of the season. 1t opens with the
tAyorito old play OF GRANDFATHER White
hcad, production which will live as
long as the human race poss,ss taste
for the drama. After this piece, Miss
Blanchard executes a popular dance:
and the Zayistowskis appear in the
laughter provoking pantomime Of "Tho
Coopers." Mr.. Stewart sings a fclo Of
his popular songs-no more positively
than tho audience requires of him, The
performances close with the Death
Plank which has never been produced
in Nashville, Here is a bill Of the first
character-exccllent in all respects
drawing bill But the reader must re-
member that the fair beneficiary claims
are above any bill She is the magnet
Who can resist her?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
mo shcIIlng OF Chnttanooga.

Tho Smelling OF Chattanooga.
A correspondent of the Atlanta Appeal
writing of the Smelling of Chattanooga,
Tenn, by the Yankees on fast day, says
yesterday being fast day, we were
all assembled at the various Churches,
for Divine worship at Chattanooga. l
attended the services of the Rev. DR..
Palmer. The preliminary services were
not concluded, when the congregation
was startled by several discharges of
Nsillery, in rapid succession. The con-
greg alton Immediately dispersed, and we
received intelligence that the enemy was
occupying the heights beyond the river
overlooking the town. Upon making an
effort to reach my quarters, on height
near the riyer--the old quarters of Gen.
Jonnston-with lady, we were met by
an officer and turned back, saying that a
shell had exploded, killing one man, and
wounding another. The Smelling became
more rapid. Soon our guns were in posi-
ton, and responded energeticslly.
"Shells exploded among the hospita al
buildings, and very near Lieutenant
| General Folks quarters. IL partially
subsidized from one O'clock, but the firing
was still heard at five, when the train
left Having lady under my protection,
l WAS compelled to leave. There were
the usual evidences of surprise-men and
women, officers and soldiers, and wagons
running hither and thither in apparently
the widest confusion. All the sick were
sent from the hospitals on the train last
evening, and the commissary and quar-
termaster's stores were being run over in
great haste The general opinion was
that il was n demonstration to feel oul
position, or TO operate as diversion.
heard the killed and wounded, chiefly
wounded, summed up at ten or twelve
anon: them woman killed, and wo'
man and little girl wounded severely
probably fatally"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

Those in want Of any thing in the
stove or tin ware line are recommended
TO the house Of j. w. WILSON q Co.,
College Street. next door TO the head
quarters Of Cen X. s. Granger, A large
stock is there kept on hand, and prices
ere hhnral
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

A Memphis letter denies that General
psmbortou has been killed II is said
that he has gone to Richmond.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

The alleys runuiDelpast our Office were
cleaned out yesterday. We owe thanks
lo the author Of the good work.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

The frosts Of last week appears to
have done considerable damage North Of
the Ohio river.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

Hon. GEoEGE w. LANE, Judge Of the
u. s. Court, for the Northern District of
Alabama, arrived in this city, Wednes-
day evening, with his family, on his way
to huntsville, where they reside. They
have been exiles iron home upwards Of
twelve months, having retired with the
Federal army when Gen. Buell. evacuated
the country in pursuit Of Gen. Bragg.
We hope they may find it safe to go home
and remain there and that their delight
full little city may never more be dis
turbed by the minions Of jeff. Davis's
despotism.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

Full line Wash and Drab Chosson
Gloves; also, Gauntlet Gloves in Wash,
Drab and White, can be had at Green a
Green's.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

There were fourteen cases tried-in Re
cordcr Shants Court yesterday. None
Of the offences were Of q very serious
nature.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

Elsewhere in this paper the reader
will find al advertisement Of the "Chc-
gorAy institute" a boarding and day
school for young ladies in Philadelphia.
We are informed that the institution is
Of the first class.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

Brown & Co laid upon our table last
night the n. Y. Ledger, the n. Y. CLIPPER
and Frank Ieslie's Budget q Finn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
NEVER KNOWN 10 FAILI
DIXON'S
Aromatic Blackberry Carminatiye,
rhE soyERu8N REAIEDY TOR
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus,
and Summer Complaints.

fbe immense sales testify to the merits Of this
remedy.
The numerous daily reports 0l astonishing ,cures
attest H. value
10 has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disoase and tmrarting tone and strength
10 the system
the adult case.
TO the soldier, especially IL is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them iu many certificates,
"TuE SOLDIERS FRIEND.D
Mothers find Il superior 90 any soothing syrup for
children teethiug, freed from the injurious effects Of
~ a L @ o ( i q y, gives rest to TIE sufferer by re-
moving the disease. sold by respectable eacr- ovory
where.
PRICE, 25 CENTS A HOTTIE.
Prepared only by
WIN. f. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
IuIy1V
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
THE MULTIPLYING CAMERA.
TIE GEM PHOTOGRAPH.

Having established my right to the
exclusive use of the multiplying camera,
patented by Mr. Wing to the satisfaction
of Messrs. Morse & Peaslee, and shown
that put forward no claim to which l
was lot entitled, again call the atten-
ton of the public to this beautiful style
of picture, very properly called "THE
GEM" The rapidity with which they
are taken, and their cheapness, render
them popular with all classes. They
are the very thing for soldiers who wish
to furnish friends with good pictures. l
invite all who want them to call at my
gallery. They can be had no where else
in Nashville u. NJ. SCHLEIER.
aug3O-lw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

NEW THEATRE Mr.. Miles takes a ben
eft at this esta blishment tonight, on
which occasion will be produced "The
soige of Corinth," and the drama Of
Claude Duval"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

A preacher in Illinois, giving familiar
account of the Prodigal Sons return,
dwelt touahingly upon the fathers cir
gumstangos when he saw has son "alar
oA,' thus "The sun had not yet sunk
beneath the western horizon. There, i'm
bis easy chair, before the door, sits the
Ssrd father reading Hs Nashville UNIoN
and other good newspapers and books,
which be go, at Sugle,ou's News De-
poi. |2t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

Mcssrs MORSE q PEAsLEE, the accom-
pIishcd photographers, Ceder Street,
are going ahead "swimmingly." Every
day adds new specimens TO their beauti-
ful pictures.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

SEwANEE CoAL.--We are glad to learn
that the enterprise of Mr.. NJ. F. Howard,
of working the Sewaneo coal mines, is
in progress, and that coal has already
been delivered here by him, though not
TO private parties. In a short time, as
we learn from Mr.. b. f. McGehee, from
whom Mr.. II. leases the mines, citizens
can be supplied We hope the supply
may be Observation-Disclosures the poor
will suffer for fuel the coming winter
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
NOTICE.


! nm PARTIES TO tn. FOLLOWING Ola, Ms
1 filed with the Board of Claims, at the Capitol,
are hereby notified that the Docket will be taken up
for investigation follows, and they are requested
TO be present with their witnesses
Friday, September
H. A. Warren, Mrs. r. Canuuu.
JAS s. Williams, q. H. Manloye
W. h. 7. Morgan, Joseph NaulN
Thomas Morgan, Was iugtou Institute.
Aaron Wright, John II trWlI.
saturday, september ..
Mary A. Hurst, John l.. tHtcman.
Nj a Claiborne, tliza & Annie Bic isoe,
Estate Of EnoCh Ensley, Thos q. Painter
George ichards, ulivcr ID Terry.
Lewis CAsttmAn, john II. NilhamHi Agent
Claimants failing TO be present with their witnesses
az notified will Ind their claims laid over 70 the last
OF the Docket.
The Board now holds its slttings ia the Senate
Chamber, commencing every day az . O'Clock, a. ma
aug2S-tt
no The Bus ness Of the Board being RETARDED by
delay, ON the part Of witnesses, Claimants are hore-
ato requested TO furnish the Board with the names
witursscs who refuse TO appear on he Gay Claims
are advertised, that warrants may be issued, COM
polling their attendance. -aa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
Sgashville $tutuu.
FRIDAY MORNING SEPT 4. 1868.

We are indebted to W. O. Collier for
late papers,
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05
Etat de la Louisiana.

Cour dc District; st. Landyy.-No. 9alS.
FRANCOIS G. DEVILL1ERS, de la Paroisse
- 81. Landry, Administrator de la succession
de feu Divine Hollier, epoase decedee de VALERIE
Roy. decide, EN- communaute avec ledit v. Roy,
ayant enrsgistrs un troisiema TahIean de distri-
button des atfaires de Iadite succession, accom-
pagne dune petition demandant rhomologatioul
d'icelni;-Et attendu qu'il Cts fais droit d Ia
demande de ladite petition, par ordre de Ia Cour
susdite en- date du Is Ao1t 1868.
En- consequence, avis est par le present donna
aux interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir a
dedure leurs raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, par ecrit
q mon Bureau dams les trente jours qni suivrons
la date du present avis pour lesqnelles ledit Ia
bieau ne serait pas homologne.
A. GARRIGUEs, Grefier
Opelousas, 90 Aont 1863.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05
.Etat de la Iaouisiane.

CoHr de District Laudry.--No. 9419. 4
yYALERY MAYER, de Ia Paroisse ST. Lam
Y dry, Administrator dc lasnccession de feu
Antoine Mayer. decide, reinforcement de la Pa
roisse ST. Landry. ayant eslregistrs un tablean
de distribution final des fonds de ladite success
SIGN, accompagn6 dune petition denfaadaat l'ho-
mologation d'icelui;--Et attendn quill sts fait
droit ID demande de 1adite petitfon, par orire
de la Cour susdite en- date du 90 Aont 1868.
En- consequence. avis lest par le present donne
aux interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir a
deduire leurs rasons 81 aucune lis ont, par scrit
! mon Burean, dams les trente iours aui suivront
Ia date du present avis pour lesquelles ledit Ia
bleau ne serait pas honologuG. isadministeur de-
charge de toute fesponsabilise nlterie,ire ef son
bon caneelie. Al ID tsARRIGUES, Grefier.
Otseaousas. 2e Aoiit 1863.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

M. 4 rEditenr --yeuillez annoncer qua "a sos-
hei,ation de bea1lcoup de ses amis, le Capltane
JAMES q. HAYES CONSENT devemr can
didas pour sherif de Ia Paroisse st LANDRY; .
p6leesion qui aura lieu le Novempre pIoc1am.
Le eapitaine Hayes est depnls pres ae aea.
asa dams le service des Etats Coniederes, aysns
ioint une des premieres compagnies ae vo'ontal-
rec de notre Paroisse, ct il touJoufs femph soh
dsyoir avrc Ia promptiiude ct le courage qui ca
,.etSr;sens h sojdat.patriote. Sa condute passee
a son impartialite reconnue ne pcuvent Inanquer
de 10 reconi,nsnder ct den faire un officer jnste
Of correct envers lie public.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05
Etat da la Louisiana.

Cour de District;-st. Landry.-No. 9417.
TOSEPH ROY. de Ia Paroisse St. Landry,
O Administrator de la succession de fen
VALERIE Roy, decede, defnieremeHt de la Paroisss
St. Landry, ayant enregistse un troisieme Ia
bieau de distribution des affaires de ladite sue
lhomoogation d'iceluf-Et attendu quill etc
iait droit a La demande de ladite petition. par
ordre DE- la Cour susdite en- date dn 13 Aoat 1863
En- consequences, avis est par le present donns
aux interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir
dedure leurs rasons 81 aucune lis ont, par ecfit.
mon Bureau, dams les trente jor,rs qri sliivrons
la date du present avis pour lesqielles ledis Tas
bleau ne serait pas homoiueus. .sss
A. GAKRIGUES, Grefier. y
gs Opeloasas. 90 AeGt 1863 "a Ezs.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

Capt. Jumel is scouting near Bayo" Goula.
He reports that the Federals have sent back
preat numbers of negroes to this side of the Mis-
sissippi. The owners are daily coming after
them. and it is said the negroes are dying In
large proportion.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

Les s;ieges Pendant la Guerre Actuelle.
Labservation fate par un journal de Charles
ton que Ii siege de cette vile sera ieye, CONNIE
celui ds Rirbnlond, apres six jours de combat d
Ia pointe de Ia bayonnetie, aconduit une revue
retrospective sur les delas occasonn6s par divers
siAees, pedant cette guerre. LIE general Grant
a ete Nh jours deyant Vicksburg, ct le general
Banks investi Port Hudson dams les derniers
jouis de mai La place s'est rendu lie y Juliet.
&c sont les senls epdrots on les garnisons aieirt
souffert du manque de WIRES. Lapremiere place
qu fit quelque resistance est Tile No. 10 qui, in
vestis dams le milien de mars, fut Svacuee le q
arril. lie fort Pulaski se rendit six semaines
apres que ses communications furent coupees de
Savannah. Rewbern fut pris dams lie courant
de mars; mas ie fort Macon tint jnsqu'au rs
du mois suivant.
! Les premieresd demonstrations contre Yorktown
xens faites le 6avri 1862 ct cstte vile fut eva
ssaee le mai. LIE general Nee Clellan conpleta
h construction des routes ct des points dc maniere
i i1averser II Chickahominy dams les premiers
iotfs de JUN. et II flt chasse de ses travaux de-
.yant Richmoni dams les premiers jonrs du meme
Iaois Le g<nsEal Haileck mis- quelqnes senlai-
sies b sAvancer sur Corinths, par des approaches
fkeuleres frAvefs des naras. 1lfallnt des senlai
flee ponr rEdnire 10 fort Sumter, ct les rebelles
alandoni1 idee de prendre le n Pickens
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05
A Vendre a rAmiable.

TINE BOUILLOIRE 4 deux cylindres, en-
- bon ordre, ayant eu pen d'usage 36 peuces
de diamstre; "a pieds de long; les cylindres 10
ponces. Prix $1,000. Aussi un cylindre 3pieds
de Involvement, ii pouces de diametre ;--Prix,
$500. LIE tout ensemble on sspare
S'adresSer chez M. Emonat. Prairie Gros Che.
vreuil Sept. 1866.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

~ Some of the returned Vicksburg prisoners
saw that when the Federals entered after the
capftulation they were loaded down with coun'
terfeit Confederate notes-also with counterfeit
coin,--L Louisiana Democrat I'd inst
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05
La Retraite du Voyagear

OU LIE FERRY D'ENBAs,
LIST maintenant prss recevoir on traverssr
: tout wagon. quelles QUEEN soient les dirnen-
sions, avec son attelage; ct un pAturage gratis
est oHert cenx qui csmperont an Ferry.
Lascondueteurs de troupeaux y trouveront tou-
ioars bonnie table ct de bon fourrage pour Ieurs
chevaux;-Et attendu que les voitures de laPos.
te ont change eur route. les passagers trouveront
toujours lei, de mutt CONNIE de jour, une table
prompsement selvie. H. DESESSARTS.
Mermento. st. Landry, 25 Juliet 1863.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

Les Maitres de Poste qui ont leurs Bureaux
DIES journaux q,iine aoas pas retifss par nos
abonnes, sallt prizes DE- nous les renyoyer. ou d',
MONS nne listr des nolns, attendn cue nous ne
vo,.lons pas plus perdre notre papier que faire
payer ceux qni ne dssirent pas receyUr nosre
journal.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05
APPEL DE CONSCRITs.

A. E LIEUT. COLONEL G. W.LAY,
INN agissant CONNIE Chef du Bureau de
Conscription, d dernieremens lance la cir.
culaire suiygnte en- reponse 4 des applica.
tions aombreuses pour information:
I. Dapres l'appel recent du President,
etendant Page de Conscription, toutes sub.
titions ont cesse d'etre yalides, ST le SUBJ
stitus moins de guaranteeing ans, ct
nest pas autrement exenpte par Ia loi.
Ii. Un mernbre, soft officer ou soldat
dune organisation locale pour Ia defense
urbaine on service special, ma aucun droit
! Pexemption du service confedere de
meme du service dams la Milice, excepte
CONNIE ofkcier actuellement ct commission.
NE ct dilment qualiile.
Ill Dprenayant celui qui fournira un
ramplaeant rApandra de sa pegsonne lors-
que ie service de ce renpleant sera perdu
pour le Commencement par toute autre
cause que celle des consequences Do Ia
guerre.
Nv. Les applications en general pour ex-
emptions doivent premierament etre adres.
sees . roficier enrolleur local. lequel, sill
ma pas pouvoir d'agir, est en- doute, les re-
ferera 4 une autoritG plus elevac, avec IN
rapport des fats. Tontea celles adressess
directement d pautorite elevee, necessaire-
mens Ct invariablement seront renvoyess
pour ezamen ct rapport loea1; ct les appli-
cants subiront une perte de- temps Ell uaele-
lai inntae. Les appels ooatre DDS decisions
adverses d'oficiers de loealite doivent etre
achemines pour decision lorsqn'on pourra
produire une raison plaasible pour an
appel.
Y. Les Commandants de ConseFits doa-
nersnt d cette notice une circulation eten.
due par les journaux de lenra etats respec.
tifs. Par ordre du
Col. E. WAGGAMAN.
Louis DEBLANc, Adis.
Septembre 1868. Al.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

gwNachard Charles Downes, de Ia rs.
roisse d'Iberville. est caHdidat pour repTesentei
10 Qsasrisms District de Ia Louisiana au Cong'ss =
Ass Etats Coniederes. Lelection aura hen ie
4 SNoyernbre proclaim, par ticket general.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

EY Nos dshilrurs devraisnt avoir toniours
present la n,Emoire q,les CONNIE nous recevons
lea bills.s eonfsderes en- Placement de Sitities
ainsi que de houvelles dettes, il pent stre de
leur interet de venir rtgler avec nous tandis
ou il ss. te1nps encore.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

nj. pEditear: Ayex Ia bonte d'annoncer que
nj. Al. GARRIGsUEs,l le titulaire actucl, est can
didas pour GrpHiier della Cour de District de la
Paroisse St. Landry, rslection de Novembre
prcchain.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05
P Il r d u

L f. Il D y
r e courant, entire les Opelousas ct Washing
- ton, un grand portefenille contenant ou 9
piastres, Ell blets de Paroisse, ainsi quune obli-
CATION de $780, payable en- Mars proclaim, sons
crite par l.. A. Winkler, a pordre DE- F. I'll.
Thompson.
LIE public est averti de ne pas negocier cette
obligation, att.ndu que lie Placement en- etc
arrste
Celui qui rapportera cette obligation ct les
quelques papiers sans Importance que content
ie portefeuie au bureau dn Courier, peurra
garder l'argent comme recompenss:
F. Ii. THOMPSON.
Washington S Sentemhra Ia6a-af
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05
A v I S +.

* p.
4 e soussigne. Depositaire des Etats Con.
@ federes, est autorise par le Secretaire
de la Tresorerie, de delivrer des Certifcats
de Depot en- echange des Biliets du Tresor
ei.apres decrits; lesdits Certifcats portant
interet d compter de leur date respective
aux taux ci-dessous mentionnes, ct seront
echanges pour des Bons aussit6t gu ills se-
ront recus de Richmond.
Les detenteurs de Billets du Treser por-
tant une date subsequente au Ter Decem-
bre 1862 ct anterieufe an 6 d'Avril 1863,
auront le privilege de les echaager pour des
actions portant interet d raison de ouArRE
pour cent par an.
Les detenteurs de billets du Tresor por.
tant Ia date dn 6 Avril 1868, ou une date
subsequente, ent le privilege de les echan-
ger pour des actions por.ant interet d raj
son de SIZE peur cent par an, pourvu qu'ils
soient presentes ce Bureau dams le eou-
rant dun an i dater du premier jour du
mois qui Sc trouve imprime en- travers des
susdits billets.
Depnis le Ter Aout 1868. aucun des bill.
lets du TIesor portant une date anterieure
au 1cr Deeembre 1862. ne pourra etre
echange.
Heures d'ataires, de 8 A. NJ. i 3 p NJ.
Al. DESMARE,
Depositaire des Etats Confederes.
Opelousas 20 aout 1868. 26tf
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

Ga- Des troupes iedafAles, ail nombre de q
70eV hornmrs, sont venl.rs par terre, de Vicks-
burg I. ont pits possession AZ Monroe, en get
EtRt.
Tn oticier arrive Eli metre vile Jeudi dernier,
rapporte one ces troupss Y sosls rsplises Sans
dtIai sar le MisHissipi.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

gz~Uf,r eananslade asses nolirris ste enter-
due ici Mercredi dernier ct aussi Jeudi, dams nne
direction nefi-est de notre VILE. On suppose
a,ie e. snnt nos batteries 4 l'embouci,ure de la
Riviare Rptge qti font feu sur les transports TO-
dkraux qui tnont.nt on desctndant le Mississippi.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05
III. rEditsur.

Ayes Ia bonte d'annoncer que NJ. u. Y. cHA-
CurR&, lie .italairc aetuel est candidat pour She
ri. i rslection de Noyembre proclaim. VS.
Comme officer capable ct exact pendant les
huit dernieres anners, N. Chachere a justement
drois ds.re cliaudenient soutenu des rotans dc
Vi Paroisss St. Landry.
BEAtcotjP DE yOTARs.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

vale Dtmoerafs dAlexandrie dit qne les
Cafes de cette vile ont vendu, Lundi deruier,
l6.47a wrres ID ram
Qurllrs glorisases souIaisons! Et quels ernels
st,aux de tste ie rnden1ain3
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05
BLOUSE As:
sAMEpI MATlN, sEPTEMBRE 1863.
Pour secretaire dEtat.

EYNous sommes autorise d'snnoncer EDou-
ARD r., EASTIN CONNIE candidat pour Ia PA
90 dc sscretaire d'Etat, a r&lection qui aura heu
en- Novernbre proclaim. TO Jailiet.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

kF Dss prisonnaeas Coase ~ rscemmerli
arrives al Vickshurg. dsans que quand les feds-
saux sont entres dams y vile. apras h capitula
zion, beaneoup avuient lenrs pcches pleines Dc
biiiess eonfsdtrss faux, sinsi que du nnnafrsifs
fapx.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

1fercnediy mn des scyits d'habsHs cerpMs fnt
|aIlIessE ar bngadierg general Candy, pour Il re-
laie un krneutier ar1Ate par les autorites milf
Itsirsa Ie tzal, apIAs aYoir consult6 I'M avo-
I'LL d kmeai1Is Is DE fit aHcnn cas- du grit Hier,
IL i1jre Te1i u sh erif Lynch nm rnandas d'arret
ecllire III general pour mepris de cour. Le sheriff
ANS, ayank pris eonseil, ne servit pas le nandas
Que faKx u iugs maintenant1 C'est ce qn'on
ig1ore n est juste do dire que l'avocat quf a
iiesnAnd6 le scris contre Ii gknefal Candy s'est
d6sisf 1e sa poursuise anssit8t qu' Il 60 que Ii
crsone arrEtse par les autoSites militaires 6tais
sne des personnas enkagkas dams les derniarss
6iIlsltes Nep York Ism<s du N Juliet.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

~. Banks haa ordered d draft of the
people ii New Orleans arli adjoining parishes.
All persons between the arcs of 20 and 40 who
have taken the cath. are the PEI sens 10 be placed
Ia lid lznks WesmaY now expect an influx Of
lFsfuxses. Shvssspcrt Nsses.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

Get 6tablissraent (ancien Hotel da
Union1 ests uaaintenant olvert alx
- - pensionnaires ct an public en- general.
Une scnrie depend de |. Hotel.
EMILE CLAUDE.
Opslousas s aont 1858
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

100 CARoTTEs DE TABAC dc quali,4
4SsV supsrieure. B vendre par
a7-4t. &, John PosEY.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

g1rLises IL n,,nyel svis az n Desmare. \
ptposlisire des Etsss Confs sdtr6s. u
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

Opelousas, 5 Septembre 1853.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-05

Washington, 5 septembre 1863. .--3f.