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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06
The Leading Republicans Periodical
showing the CIoven HOof

The Atlantic Monthly. by which the whole
Ing choice n,oreeau of opinion:
1.-The emancipated negro is at least IS ndustri.
Gus and thrifty as the Celt, takes more pride in
sef-support, is far more eager for education, and
has fewer vices. Ii IL impossible to name nny
standard OF requisites for the full rights OF citi-
zenship which will give vote to the Celt and
exclude the negro"
and openly expressed in conversation by Lin
colnites on the street corners. and in private cir
cles call the attention Of our Irish poDula ton
10 the fact, that these Undergraduates declare
that the negro takes more pride in self support.
Is far more eager for education. and has few er
vices" than an lrishman, and has just as good q
right TO vote.
1t is evidently the design of these Lincolnites,
as we proved in our articles upon miscegenation,
to give the negro full political equality with the
white man, and rs much social equality as they
can force white people TO stand. The first step
in this programme is 10 organize large negro
army TO suppress disturbances amongst refractory
whites; then If the South be subugated accord
ing to the Abolition programme, a comparison is
10 be instituted between lrishmen and negroes,
which will result, If the Linc0lnites keep in
power. in acts of oppression towards the former,
and discriminating legislation in favor of the
newly acquired political rights Of the latter.
This Is the policy. In November. We shall
see if the people endorse it--Cleveland Plain
Desler
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

We are often asked - cur friend, Can the
Democrats possibly elect Gen McCIKII.Nf
With The World sc say-yes. easily. Look
afouad soa and STE tie evidences Of il with
-hch ever man may prove the result, for him
self Look srouud you--mong your friends
and acquaintance. % YOU know any Demo
erats sho ase NOT going ter McCluLANl Hardly
one. from Maine 10 Minnesota. outs BE Of Mary
land 10 you not know many men in your
city, county or town. Who voted Tor LISooLN
tour years ago Who w.ll no; vote los him now
sho are -orkins tor MeCLt4aN--trae patriots.
who see lncolu's unwot,hiaess. aud vii uotre-
elect HIN q powery D. ,ou uoi zee the Repub
lean papers working Nth desperate energy not
10 make prosel ytes-aot 10 win support 70 LIZ
coin. but simply hold sheir oNn-to keev
more men from deserving 10 tie oppo..tion4
Thi- l. the situation esery~hefe McCLEI.
LAN's gains are thus ia tie aggregate enofuou.
Neither the bsyoueis. nor The money, nor tie
oahce holders VI LINCOLN can save bin from de
feat The Democrats and Conservative men o,
TBS Worth ela hot ossy .prsib!r eiect d
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

To-day ] was arrested by order OF Maj Gen
HovET, the Military Governor OF Indiana, and
confined in military prison. Upon what accu
sa,ion know not Faithful, aud earnestly. ii
public and private life. | have endeavored, &C
cording TO the convictions Of NV judgment aud
conscience, 20 preserve peace and maintain Ia"
and order | am guilty of DO crime. unless 1t be
criminal to differ With the principles and policy
OF the patty in power should have been faith
less to nv own convictions OF da,y and to the
trust reposed IL me by the great party which, as
the editor Of it. organ. | have represented II
had not opposed doctrines and measures, persist
emily and zealous!y. which conscientiously be
lieved aud believe must result. IL carried out, in
TIE overthrow Of popular rights and Tree govern
ment While occupying the position OF editor Of
the Sentinel. I have counseled obedience to law
This i the duty Of the citizen, but il il no les a
duty TO labor for the repeal or modification oi
laws obnoxious or which he believes To be Diet
rimental to the public welfare This | have
done. and | should have been untrue to the obi
cations | owe 20 nv country. To myself and a.
those who come after me. il | had done other
wise. The duty which citizenship and the mali
enable rights Of man impose upon me is equally
the duty OF every citizen Of Indiana
am cast down bat not destroyed: a victim OF
arbitrary power am military prisoner From
a cell, urge every true man Of Indiana, as he val
ues constitutional liberty. the freedom Of thought
Of conscience of speech and the press. and ali the
blessings and privileges Of constitutional govern.
ment to return. in the rapidly approaching cleo
tons. a conservative party TO power, a. the only
hope Of restoring and maintaining our free in,t
tu,ious-t the Constitution and the Union. II
such IS not the verdict Of the people at the bal
lot.tox next Tuesds,. farewell to civil and re
= 5cTtv
BINGHAM
In Prison October , 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

Twas IN the bsttie-Heif. and The cold nal~ s.oon
Looked down 90 the dead and dying.
Md the w!nd pssSst DER with q dlrse ana A wall
Where the young and brave we're lying
4 With his fathers sword IN his red rsht hsrd.
AID the hostile dead around him
Lay youthful chief. but his bed ~ss the groand
and the graves icy sleep had bound hin.
Arecklezs rebel. mid death and Gsosn
Passed sohher, bis plunder seeking
Careless be slept. where friend and Zoe
Lay alike in their lfe-biood reekinE
Drawn BY the shine o. the warriors sword
The soldier paused beside AZ.
he wrenched the hand with giants strength.
But the grasp % the dead drhed IL.
lie loosed his hold. and hiS softsned heart
Took part with the deaf before him:
And be honered the brave who died Swerd In hand
Asviih softened brow be lean, DER hin.
"A soldiers death thou hast boldly died,
soldiers grave Won by IL.
Before would take that sword from thine hard,
Ny own lfe's blood should dye IL.
Thou shalt not be left for the carrion Grow.
Or the wolf 20 batter Ger thee;
Or the coward insult the gallant dead
Who Ia lie had trembled before thee
Then dug he grave In the crimson earth.
Where his warrior foe was sleeping:
And he laid him there IN honor and rss,.
with his sword In his own brave keepsngi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06
The Reported Draft Resistance I'm
CraW rd County

Our city was Wild with eXctement yesterday
IN consequence of an order received from Gen.
Jordon from Ccrydon, calling out the Legion TO
put down from five TO seven hundred men re
ported to be organized in Crawford county to re
sst the draft. The companies of the Legion
were about to leave the city, accompanied by
Capt. knapp's battery. when another order was
received from Gen. Jordon, countermandng his
first order, aud announcing that there Was nc
such armed organization against the draft in ex
istence.
During the excitement We understand that q
prominent Republican politician of Harrison
county was busily engaged in this city in tele-
graphing 10 the Governor all the facts" with a
view to the proclamation of Martial law.
We learn from Hon. John NJ Wilson, Post
master of this city; Hon. John G.. Shoemaker
of Perry county, and other gentlemen, who have
just returned from Crawford county, that not a
man in that county nor elsewhere in that section
OF the district, has made snv ettemot whatever
to resist the draft Such a thought has not even
been entertained; but that the drafted men are
all preparing to respond to the call upon them
with promptDess and cheerfulness
We now take this opportunity to warn the people
to beware OF Idle, false sensation rumors They
will be as plenty as blackberries until after the
election Discredit them ali unless YOU know
beyond peradventure that they are true.
hight occurred in little town several miles
from Leavensworih on Friday last, between six
or eight men. some Of them drunk Bu, it WAS
not concerning the draft, but concerning one
John Barleycorn. But this Usa sufficient for a
man with little judgment to make pre;eIt to
alarm the people Of the whole district. and break
the quiet and sanctty OF the Sabbath by getting
up sensation alarm for what most people be
heve political capital The affair is not at all
creditable to the wisdom or judgment of General
Jordan, who should have known before he acted
that there was some foundation for the alarm
aud panic he caused throughout the entire dis
trict. His action yesterday will put in circuls
ton stories alike discredtsble to Crawford
county. the Second Congressional District, and
The State.-IN Y. Ledger of the 3D.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

ACGUsT BELMONT, of New York. the distin
suished chairman OF the Democratic national
committee has been tor some time past the
object Of malicious abolition attack, cot aimed
mach al him personally as againststhe party
OF which be Is 20 valuable member Among
other assertions is that he i IN favor Of peace
and assumption OF the Southern debt, because
the Roihschilds and himself are holders Ola large
amount oi TIE Confederate bonds. Nos, we art
authorized ~ Mr.. Belmont 10 state thai ne Is no;
the owner Or holder OF single dollar OF Confed
erste bonds or money in any shape whatever
and that be happens 10 know that he.srs
Rothschlld ale in exactly tbe same position.
We happen TO kno~ that 4 better patriot than
Mr. Belmont does DOT live lie - u favor OF
peace on the basis OF the Constitution snc the
Erioa -CAsago TinS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

QvE citizens have contrved long aal htri 70
avert - fsr a, possible the evils Of tie present
draft For week, there have been meetings a. q
efforts the most strenuous. and vet despite all it
has been impossible 70 entirely obviate the evils
arriving from the conseription. Do our citizens
S.sh - repeat al this lsbor again and asain'
Il 80. e. them vote 70 re eject LINCOLN. =
surely a. he is elected there sil be another
draft. AMI the llOoss Of tie past month viii Al
have @ be repeated. Another draft can not be
hl.ed ~ substitutes. It mus; be filed by The
c,izsu- themselse- Ii our people want more
irsh - h5ifua le; them vote 80 re elect LIN
t0LN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06
The Case eff Capt BowIes.

We published in our issue OF Saturday, from
the Louisville Journal. account OF the extra
ordinary and unheard of proceeding OF Captain
Theodore G. Bowles Of Jacksonville, who, CO H.
ing up the mechanics employed on the Govern
ment works at that place, told them. in public
speech. that unless they would agree to support
Lincoln they would be discharged from their en-
poyment This order actually carried out,
and We have been shown two copies OF the dig
charge papers-those of mechanics Of this city
who we're thus employed. aud who are amo * our
best, most worthy aud most industrious citizens.
Both these papers-the form OF which was pub
lished in Saturdays Ledger, have these words:
The bearer, - -, is this day discharged
from my employ for the following reason: He
is a Mcclellan man
This is signed By the foreman Of the shop
where the men worked They have the docu
ments, and can show them TO all who doubt their
authenticity.
We do not deem il necessary TO make any
comments on this proceeding It's bare recital Is
enough TO bring the blush Of shame to the cheek
of every man in the nation.--N. A. Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

clfLt,s. thee can't possibls help sleciirg bin
Reokos ~ these change. IN vosF coes'y. 90
sefse that the changes &C eli one way ever he
copesry. std then remember the small per cent
sge Of the total vote repaired to sin. and figure
oat ile result Look at New England. Maine,
even. e gain Of over three thousand votes against
an aggregate Of influence which can in no STATE
be thee concentrated in Novembef
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

Mr Lincoln's honesty We don't hear much Of
in this campaign. Honest Old Aoe" mas feE
honest men to defend hi- honesty. There Is some
cutlery IN Washington, not nov IN the White
House. which would cut the weazands of any
men vino undertook to praise the honesty of
old Abe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06
ITO be continued

~ Every true friend of Gen Mcclellan who
really desires to see him elected. Gill vote the
whole Democratic State, Congressional. Judi
eial and county tickets without scratching a
name This Is the way TO hep AcClellan's
election Beat Morton in Indians, and Lincoln
is gone Up sure. Friends. don't forget this
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

OrR popular Auditor Of State. Joseph Ristine
passed through the city yesterday, from short
VISIT TO the Pocket Hespeaks in glowing term.
OF the prospects of Mcdonald and Mcclellan
Nincennes Sun 4th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

Mr. Lincoln has managed, during the three
wears he has been in office. 20 swell the public
debt of the United States TO about seven hundred
million dollars more than the whole expenses oil
the Government from the declaration OF Inds.
pendence to March 4, 1864 Can We afford such
President for four years moref-[Ne- York
World
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

IMPORTANT u TKUE The world l. coming Ia
al end IN l>b5 Prof Neumayer. of Munich
says 80. He adds. that comet will ron against
The earth and absorb Il IS ore drop of nsrcrry
shsarhs srothet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06
H s-wE THINK ID

LIZ - l. ~ / r S--WE THINK DIX
strekasd quite right In advising yea in his advertise
neni IN our columns OF todAy's paper take botti
Of his h ghy recommended Ant-Cholera Mixture In
fnspsseis, il may save he lives Of many Of gar be
sebciers hoiAers, that yOur sons do sss neglect
fos can get a. the Drug Stores OF 80 cents PER bottle
It I. he b.s; rsaessy for plsrrhos and DyssBtsry.
1xrrh7-dlyes<kwI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06
tE-Ihe following Is an extract from letter
from Al Albany BOY to his friends in that city:
HAIRS ISLAND, Sept. ,. 81

After e14mi nation of knapsacks. &c, we sere
marched out in froBt and formed IN two ranks,
aud went to the doctors to De marked. !.
One OF our boys tainted on being marked, and
another fell 10 tie ranks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

EDISEASES OF THE NERVOUS
seminal, Urinary snt Sexual sysen-nev and rsnahls
.re.inent-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
seuf ~ si in sealed letter envelopes free ofsh.rge
Address D. J. sKu.Lgs HoUGHroS, Howard Assssia-
tss. No, > South xsfh stssss, PAnsdslphss p.
rs-so .sk~fy -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

tl0ns.
These predictions are summed up thus:
lo6l--A few brief months will bring the rebel
lion TO close
lSG2-A few brief months will bring the rebel
lion 10 close.
le63-A tew brief months will bring the rebel
lion To a close.
le64-A few brief months will bring the rebel
lion TO close
To be continued
! New York Express
To this should be added:
/. This is the last draft.
, This i the lost draft sure
3 lis is positively the last draft.
T. This j. certainly the last draft
ITO be continued.
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NJ EOICAl.

EvERYBODT is being care Of this distressing dis
Ia ease by Tire use Of -
On. STRlCKLAhD'S PILE REMEDY.
Read what . sufferer says
Mr.. p. HsEsrte 1914 Second street, Cinelrnsii. o.,
says be has been dreadful Sufferer with Piles for long
time and has tried nearly everything, snt could
no relief He used about one-fourth Of a Dot Of Dr.
Sircklsnds Pile ONT neni, and L made complete cure
He advises every one suffering 10 try IL.
sold by all Druggists al 50 cents per pot Manufactured
al No. Fast Fourth street. Cincinnati O. Ask for
SfrtckiaMd's Pile Remedy.
For sale BY ". l. Hsskit 4 Co, Browning A slos
Stewart 4 Morgan. J. p Senour TonlInsou Coz .no
Egner Noeser. nsr7-dlyeodk~ly
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Tn. c.s.. or nr ..nxnam. Ares.

In Prison. October ;. 1864
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Quarters Generaux.


DEPARrEMENT Du TRANs-M1ssIssIPPl. !
Shreveport, Line, Ter Dec. 1864.
ORDREs GENERAux No. 93
4 'ACTE suivant du Congress est repu-
- bile pour information; ct une attention
speciale y est appellee. .or
ACTE POUR PREvENIR' QU'A1DE EFT Ass1s-
TANCE soIENT ACCoRDEEs AUX PERSON
MES QUI DEsEETENT L ARMEE DEs ETATs
CoNFeDeRes, EFT POUR D'AUrREs sUJETs
lie Congress des Etats Confederes d'A-
merique decrste, Que toute personne non
sujette aux reglemerts ct articles de Ia guer-
re, qui procurera les moyens de deserter a
d un soldat confedere GU aucune person
ne enrolee dams le service GU larmec, ou
qui l'encouragera ct l'aidera a deserter, on
qul aceordera aide ou assistance un de-
serteur quelconque de l'armGe Conf6deree
ou qul aidera une personne quelconque en-
rolee dams lie service eluder les devoirs
dis a son commandment, on qui enpe-
chera son arrestation pour etre renvoye all
service, ou qul sclemment cachera on rece-
lera un deserteur, ou qui achetera d IN SOL
dat quelconque ou dune personne enrolee
pour le service, aucune portion de ses ar
mes equipements, rations GU vetenents,
ou toute autre propriete appartenant aux
EtatS Confederes, GU un officer ou soldat
des htats Confeaeres sera, sur conviction
du fait pardevant la Cour de District des
Etats CaEed6res ayant juridiction, passi-
bic dune amende qui 'excedera pas mile
piastres ct dun emprisonnement qui n 'ex-
cedera pas deux ans. [Approuve lie %
Janricr 1864
Ii. Toute propriete qui aura etc ache
tee dun sodat en- contravention aux stipu-
lations de l'acte ci-dessus sera saisie ct H.
yree Officer lie plus voisin qui aura char.
&c de ces sortes de proprietes du Gouver-
nemeut, lequel en- douuera un reeu ct devra
en- rendre compte qui de droit. Ces fats
seront rapport6s immedtatemen5 a nos
Quarters Generaux, pour etre rdftres aux
autorites civiles atm que les peines prescri-
ties par Get acte soient appIiquees
LII. Dorenayant, aucup conge ne sera
accorde a moius one In aema1de ne soft
aceompagnee dun certiieat du comman-
dant de la compagnie, constatant que lie
soldat en- 50 pnssession tcutes les armes
ct accoutrements qui lui ont ete livres, ou
qui expliquera dune maniere satisfaisante
pourquoi il ne les plus.
~. Les prix suivants serout reclames
jusqu'a noavel ordre. pour les armes por-
dues, sayoir:
Mousquet, $4,000
Carabine, 10000
Pistolet (revoivers de marine) 10000
(revolyers de l'armee) 10000
Par commandment du
GEN. f. KIRBY SMITH.
S. s. ANDERSON, Assist Adj. General
% Dee.-30-4t
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Quarters Generaux,
Buriau de / Enroteur, Paroisse St. Landry, I
Opelousas 26 Decembre 1856. {

Opeousas 70 Decembre 1864. {
U Commencement au Paragraphe II des Or
A. dres Generaux No. IA des Quarters Gene
raux du Bureau de Conscripton du De partement
du Trans Mississippi, tous les hommes de cettc
Paroisse detailles CONNIE contracteurs du Gou-
verncment, Sc rspporteront sans deai ce bureau
pour unc inspection de leurs papers, ct pour une
investigation de leurs moyens, leur capacite ct
leurs efforts pour remplir leur contrat Sc rap
porteront aussi sans deai les parties Sc disant a
gents des societies de Bouldin, Riggs & Walker,
Walker g. Mitchell ct Gatewood Il Co. pour un
examen de leur etat ct devoirs militaires &c.
II. Les hommes detailles qui ont manqu6 on
neglige de Sc rapporter ct fare choix dune Com
pagnie contormement au Paragrsphe III des Or
dres Generaux No 90 des Quarters Generaux
du Bureau de Conscription, serout assignes par
ce Bureau, sans plus de deai.
Ill Les hor1mes de couleur bres qui ont etc
retournes ce bureau par lie Major +. A How
ard, pour etre assignes de nouveau, Sc rapporte,
ront sans delai notre Quarter General, ou Dien
lis seront traites CONNIE deserteurs.
JNO. NJ. TAYLOR, Lieat.
ct Officer Enroleur de Ia Paroisse St. Landru
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O P e L O is AS:
s,MEDI MATIA Z: 81 DECEMBRE 1864

IT Une nouvelle des plus glorieuses circule
A., nh cercles depuis hier. Scion lie rapport
qaa eaicier qui arrive d'Alexandrie, lie general
sherman, commandant cette belle armee federale
& Tennessee ct de la George, Sherman lie fameux
,u,,it ete force de capituler, cest-a-dire de Sc
vpdra avec toute son armee Millen, on il au-
i. ste arrste dams sa marche aventureuse sur
ssvanuah. Afternoons la confirmation, ct Dieu
,,aille que CO Yankee-la nous souhaite ainsi une
aoune aimee.
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re's les plus precieux, par son incompatible rEsis-
tanee, gull veut etre independant ct briser ia-
mas les liens qui fattachaient au Nord1 Ses
bulletins de vote sont ecrits depuis quatre an
nees e., avec son sang sur tous les champs de ba-
tallie; II n est pas necessaire de demander d'au-
tres temoignagges a cenx qui Sc font tuer chaque
jour pour leur patrie ct pour leur liberte
La France
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RCeux qui ont besoiu de meubles de maison
eautres efats, ct qui Sc trouvent avoir du qnbus,
pouront Sc procurer celia Lundi proclaim. la
vents du vieux Bloch, en- notre vile. Voir q
ann avis dams une autre colonne.
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paniuue Finanoiere. mande de Chi

Sntegne lei une grande panique. Jeudi. la
MASON de banque C. G. Park failIi; j G. Con-
nd suvi her; aujourd'h hui la Western Marine
aad Fire Insurance Company Bank, de meme
oue plusieurs autres grandes maisons ont etc
iorcses de refuser le paiement de trates conside-
nbles jusqu'a lund. D'autres ont paye en- va.
leurs sur New-York.
aLa panique gagne tou,es les classes. ct les
prx ont baisse. La tarine est tombee de 25 cts.
L bic De II, lie mais ct favoine de g. Forge de
40, le whiskey de cents, ct toutes les denrees
% proportion
sOn ne signale pas encore de crosses failltes
dams le commerce; mais quelques pertes legsres
dams les affaircs de produits agricoles.
i LA conscfipsion Sc poursut tranauiIement,'
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LIE COURIER DEs PELoUsAs
Public le Samedip par Joel a. Sandoz.


WI la fuctuation continuelle du papier-mon-
naie, dater du Ter Novembre 1864, nous adop-
tons nos conditions de 1860: L'abonnement sera
de TRols piastres par an payables d'avanee, on
QUATRE piastres la fin de l'annee. Aucun e.
bonnement ne sera arrete avant que les arrerages
ne soient payes, moins que lediteur ne le jugs
convenable; ct les abonnes quidesireront suspen-
Dire devront en- donner avis par ecrit au moins Is
jours avant lie terme de leur Announcement
Les avis seront inseres raison de cinq cents
la ligne pour ehaque publication; ct tout avis,
moins quill EN- soft autrement ordonne, sera pu-
bile en- franeais ct en- angais jusqua ce quill soft
retire ou jusqu'a ce que rediteur juge a propos
den suspendre la publication.
Les aunonces de canddat SO paieront dix pias-
tres, ct d'avance.
Les billets confederss et ausre papier-monnaie
seront acceptes scion leur valeur intrinseeue au
moment du Placement.
Jus9u'a nouvel ordre. les avis dr Convene
ment general ct de l'Etat sc paisront raison DE-
cinquante cents Ia ligne, payables en- bilets Ccrs
fsdsrSs on de lEtat.
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T La Legislature de la Louisiana Sc reunira
i Shreveport, lie troisieme Lundi de Janyier pro-
.baip. conformement Ia loi.