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Cour De Distriet,-st. Laudry.-No. 9i52.
nAEID COURVlLLE, Dc Ia Paroisse St.
~ Landry, asissant CONNIE administrator de
In succession de fcu Marie Miller. Eeuve dece-
dee dsuSpu Joseph Bergeot de la susdite peroisse,
axsnrsgistre un Tableau de Distribution dams
~ Waffaires de adite succession. aceompagne du-
BHe petition demandant lhomologasion d'icelui;-
Et attendu quia etc tas droit "a la demande de
lsdite petition par oIdre de la Cour susdte en-
date du - Septeuhre courant, 1864.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dome
aux i,tefcsses dams eette succession, d'avoir a
enreg;s.rer, par ecrt, mon Bureau, ell la vile
d'Opelousas, dams les trente jours qu suirront la
dste du present avis. les rasons 81 aucune lls ont
pour lesquees le,Iii tableau ne serat pas homo
loeue, administrator d&charge de tolte respon.
s2bilitS uterieure ct son obligation caueellee.
A. GARRIGCES, Grstksy.
Orelonsas y Septrmbre 1861.
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Yrelsf par erdre dc Sos Ez. IL Gonr. H " AHsn
4gencA du Tresor dea E. Confederee, [,
NaYahaf Trxns Gsptprahra 1851

Marshal, Texas, Seplembre 1861.
shUAND LIE COTTON ct au.res propristes
a sujestes Ia taxc en- monnaie auront ete
aesrutes on bThlSes par auterite du Gouverne-
nsnt. Ia taxe poura esre semise avant le psie-
! ment, snr une application dn contribuable adres'
sse 50 Coi!ectaur de District ct son rapport de ce
{ aai ~ collecteur d'Etas Et dams le cas- Oh ls
paiement aura etc fais le eoiecseur Etat est au-
ioslsa rembourser le montant, sur un rapport
os.ce fait par le collecteur de District.
Des instructions ont ese donnscs au CoIlecteur
dEtas de 10 Louisiana. sur &c sujet. ct ii etc
aptoria6 porter aa credit des taxes de 1864 le
hontant d rembourser
~ tci ct les instructions stic2tsnt aassi que 81
aas r6coltss sont prses on detrultes par rsnnemi,
g .. des esclaves sont perdus pour IL propretare
pas lacte de lennemi. In take sera renise, sur Ia
pssuye dss fats prescnt6e au Collecteur d'Etat;
~ y cctse -perte lien avant Passessement de Ia
nxc, alors iAssesseur, sur Ia preuve lui fate,
poarfs fairs Ia reduction on proportion de la per.
=, 0u On d'ausres mots, Ia proprists perdue a.
fant fassessement ny ssra point comprise.
Les variations dams IL yaieuT du cotton ainsi
sas ~ dss autTes propristes, par les Assesseurs des
au,srsnsss Paroisses, ne psiisent Stre evitses.
j agent n.a aucun pouvoir dc suspendre Fac
tsn de Ia ioi
Rsspecsususernens, w. GRAY,
Aaras ds Yrtso7, Dept. franchise.
10 Octobrc 1864. 20--2s
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IH COURIER DIS oPHLoUsAS,
Fsbsse IL sa~tdi par Joel e. sandog.
COEDITIONS:

CUNUITTUNb.
L'abonnenent est de vIEGr piastres pour SIX
Mois, payables davanee, on vingtcnq piastrss
Ia fin des six rnois. Aucun abopnenaent No
eera arrsts avant cue les arrerages ne soent pay
IS, moins que rediteur ne le juge convenabEe.
nement devront en- donner avis poY Cert an naoins
quiaze jours avant le terme de leur abonigghent
Les avis seront inssres raison do einuuante
cents la ligne pour chsqus publication. Quand
on tratera de gre i gre avec Editeur, une d6due-
ton libfrale sera fate pour les avis permanents
Tout avis. d moins quill n'en soft autrement
oEdonne, sera public on fsneais ct en anxlais Ius-
qua CO gull soft retire, on jusqn'a CO sus rEai.
tsul jugs esavsnab!s d. Ie yss;rer.
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College at. Charles.

7 AIMEE Scolsirc au College st. Charles
IL (Grand Coteau) commencera le "a Octobre
pour Sc tcrminer scion l'usage vers le 90 Aous.
LIE prix de "a pension, y counprs lie bianch;s-
sage, les fourni:ures de bureau ct leg honora!les
du medecin est lancient prix de $500.
L'entree, $40.
Les livras ct les medicines sont en- dehors du
prix de la pension.
La pension sc pale par moisik i'avance; Ia pre-
m.sre motifs Ell entrant ct Ia seconde motie !e
Is mars.
L'sgs d'admission eat de 10 i Is ans, ct Zen.
fant doit sayoirsirc el ecTie.
Octobre Is64--l9-4f
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Bureau de Police,
VII LIE DES OPELOU SAS.

Samedi Septembre 1864.
A TTENDU que les proprietaires dc, Vache.
N ries dams ia Paroisse St. Landry ct celles
avosinsutes ont refuse dc vendre. 4 l'agent de la
Vile d 'Opeousas, des beufs de boucherie, pay.
ables en- biets Confederes; en- consequence,
Resolu, Que Warren r. Megiuley, ledit agent,
soft ct par le present est autorise a acheter des
boeuss pour Ia consommation de la vile DOPE
lousas payables EN- billets de rEtat de Ia Lousia-
ne gu en- biilets Confederes des denominations
au-dessous do cinq piastres, on pour des billets
de la nouvelle emission, ct de detailler ladite
viande au Marche de ladite vile payable de ces
nemes circulations.
F. A. KING, President.
JOS D. RICHARD. Greffie1:
Pour copi conforme,
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
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Bureau de Police,
WILL E DES OPELO USAS.{
Mardi 81 septembre 1864.
ID EsOLU que toute personne qui ne yend GU
~ ne travale que pour de For on de rargent
sera tenue de payer sa viande au Marche de Ia
Vile des Opelousas, en- or oa en- argent, J. raison
de dix cents la livre.
F. A. KING, President.
Jos. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
Pour copie conforme,
JOS. D. RICHARD, Gref7ier.
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yLes nouveles do rAtchafalaya sont trsA

wLes nouvelles Do FAtchafalaya sont trsA-
ouisautes. Aux dernisres dates Ia petite ftce
de fsdsraux qni 'ssas aventurks de ce cots.ci de
cstts rivere l'ayait rssravers6e. non sans avoir,
e.pendant, laissS des traces de rapine ct dincen.
ale. On assure qu'ils ont brule Ia residence de
II. J. J. Morgan. aiusl que Ia maison du Capt.
cslvis ct ls moulin ooton du Capt. Burton
fs ont a,,ss; enlers uns .toutaine de regres ct
des chevaux, mulsts &c.
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gyrUn journal dc la Nouvele- Orleans annon.
O. qae Jsles Deiean ct Victor Dannel uu. etc slus
rsprisentans i. metre Paroisss q la Legislature
Ahsli,isnnis,e Go IL Louisiana. .. JOHN Wright
Ssns.snr.
Ss pent-on pas dire: Qnelie ripores.
II es. suppossr QUE cstte election a en- lien 4
Ia EoHvrlle Orleans ct Que les vo,sns aauis d
voter ns,aient sures que les deserteurs, renkgsts
st aatrss Dc notrs paro;sse. QuelIe ripopee.
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Meufszes de En:aisOzl,
UstensiIes dc Cuisine, &c.


CONDITIONS:-Les escaves serout vendus
vings pour cent payable compliant, lie Jour de la
verte; e: Ia balance payable IN credit de un,
dcuS ct trois ans, compter du jour de la vente;
ct les efts nlobiiiers, payabcs compliant, lie jour
de Ia veIlte. Les acquereurs fournissant lsurs
obligations payables a lordre de administrator
de la succession, avec boune ct sutfisante caution
soiidaire q Ia satisfaction lie qu de- droit, e:por
tant intere. rsson de hut pour cent par an, a
conlpter de lecl6ance de cLaque terme. Es en-
outrcs les escavcs demeurant specalement hypo-
theques ladite succession iusqu'su Placement f.
nal +t dtfnitif tsnt du principal que des in,sre:s
qui auroas pu s'accro;tre.
PAUL. l.. E. GUILLAUNIN,
EneantsHr.
Hoal.-s.a ~ C.u+ar,hra 1854
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Quart. Gen. Bureau de Conscription,

Quart Gen. Bureau de conscription, I
Dpartsment da Iraas- Ditssissippi, i
Marshal, Texas. 20 Septenbre 1864.
/ 0!d[ea aeneraux Mo. 90.
IA oCuN CONSCRIT ne sera dstaills dams
~ aucun Dspartement d'stas-major 1 moins
w Iapplication de roficier qui fait la demande
% sois acconpaguss par
l9. tne lists des hommes robustes renvoyes
Y aont leg places doivent etre remplies par les
ashnles dn Cops d.Invalides on de Reserve, on.
i ls AZ un etat de augmentation des affaires qui
. 1snosns I hecessaires ufl surcroit de force.
20. y. un certfcat que les services dcs hommes
so1s asolument necessaires au service, ct que les
sxScutts. : - -
fas conmaadement du
BRIG. GEN. GREER.
w. srEaBssAN. Assist Adj Gsn.
70 Del lsS4. s--it.
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SrLupds proclaim est lie jour fxe par le Gou
.sasur Alien pour l'slection dun Representsnt
az Congres pour le Sc District de Get E.at, en-
semplaceneH. de lHon. 3, l. Hodge, decide.
Mehsrs Henry Gray ct John L. Lewis. que nous
aunonGons en- tsts de nos colonies, sons les deux
s.uls csudida's eette place.
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RFaisogR Vkefsze Esangtse.

READhME STUART recevra d Get Hotel,
Iva pies la Maison de Cour. Opelcusas, dcs
pensionnaires reguliers ct les .oyageurs, ct ne
nsggera Iien pour rendre sou ssabEssemsns
aussi agreeable g,e possible.
0psiousas, q Aott 1864 Ia.
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VentC pgablkQue,

Par le soassigne, Eaeantsar Pabiie .:sns Ct pour
u Paroisse St. Landry.
I'm vertu dun ordre de Honorable la Cour
II de District dsqs ct pour la Paroisse St. Ian.
dry, ct a rloi adrG&se, le public est averti quill
se-a vendu en- vente publique, au plus offrant ct
dernier encherisscur, par lie soussgne Encanteur,
la derniere residence de fsu dame Josephine
Fontenot, veuve decedee de feu Hippoli;e De
baillon, sise pres de la Prairie Ronds. dams Ia
Paroisse St. Landry, lie
Mardi, Is Octobre proclaim,
1864, les prophecies ci-apres designess, spparte-
nant la succession de ladi,e tsu dame Josepti-
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Six Esclaves,

Un negre nommk Simon, ou Honszau, age
d'environ 6S ans.
Une negresse nominee Helene, agkc d'environ
20 ans, ensemble svec ses quatre enfans sayoir:
William, un garcon de 7 ans. Julie, une file de
ans, Ame!ie, upe file de 5 ans, et Marie, file,
dun an.
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Es-Six esclayes ct TN petit mobilier. depen.
dau, do Ia succession De Nine. H Dsballen. Sc
font vsnaus hsrdi psoaha:a, a IL Prairie Ronds.
Wiz rsvis duas nos colnnnes Dc ce Jour
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AB-Nous sommes auto.is& announcer le Gen.
Hhnry Gray. de In Paroissc Bienville, CONNIE
sandidat pour 10 Congras. do la part du Sc Dis
aict, pour remplir la vacance occasionnee par Ia
mort do rHon. 3. l.. Hodge. L'slect;on aura
lieu par ticket general dans tout rEtat, le Lundi
II Octobre courant ller Oct. 1864.
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agrLa session rSgulisre de Ia Cour de Dis
,rcs souvriga en- aotre vile Lundi, le "a du cou-
rant. sous Ia presilence du Juge Mouton.
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QUARTERS GENERAUY, !
Dspartenent du Trans-hTississippi !
Shreveport, Line, IA Septcmble 1854

Eztrau.
ORDREs sFGCIAUX No. $50
.
XII. Toutes les permissions pour l'expor.ation
de cotton outre les llnites du District dc I'Arkan.
sas ct de lOuest de la Lcuieians, devront etre
envoyees ssns delal au Bureau de Cotton, a
Shreveport, Lne., pour etre revisees ct enregis-
trees; ct dorenavant aucun cotton ne pourra pas
ser lee iigues avaut d'avoiE etc sirsi enregistre
Toutes les permissions qu ne seront pas envoyees
du present avis pour stre cnr6gistrees seront re-
voquses, ct les OFFICERS en- charge des avant-pos-
tss las reeueerons touses ct Ice enverrons a nos
Quarters Generaux.
.
Par commandment: du
GEN. e. KIRBY SMITH.
8. S. ANDERSON. Assist. Adis. Gen.
8 Oct. 1864. l9-4t.
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PROCLAMATION
PAR HENRY w. ALLuN

Gouverneur de l7tat dc la Loutsians.
q TTENDU qu'une vacance cite occa.
- sionnee dams le Congress des Etsts
Confeder6s d'Amerique, par Ia mort de
Honorable Benjamin L. Hodge. derniere-
ment RepreseDtant du Cinquieue Distric!
Congressional de lEtat de Ia Louisiana:
Et attendu quill est pourvu par un acte
de Ia Legislature de l'Etat intisule "Acte
pour pourvoir aux elections des Represen-
tans au Congress des Etats Confederes en-
l'Etat de la Louisiana" arprouve le II de
JUN 1868, qui dit, Section 1ere. Quill
soft decrete par le Senat ct la Cha,nbre des
Representans de lEtat de la Louisiana, re-.
unis en- Assemble Genera}e: Que dams Get
Etat, relection des llepresentans au Con.
gres des Etats Confederes Sc fera par tic.
ket general pour rEtas, ct chaque votant
aura droit de voter un ticket eontenant lie
nom dune personne qui y residera, pour
chaque District Congressional de pEtat, ct
la personne qui recevra 10 plus grand nom.
bre de voix donnees dams tout lEtat sera
commissionne Representant par 10 Gouver-
Deur de rEtat Pourvu quo deux person.
nes habitant le meme District re soient pas
ohoisies comme Representants, nj commits.
sionnees CONNIE tells"
En- consequence j'ai juge 4 propos de
lancer Ia presente proclamation. dams le
but de donner avis aux electeurs qualities
de fEtat, de Ia vacauce susmentionnes, ct
donner ordre aux Sherifs, aux Commissai.
res d'elections ct autres officers que celia
concerpe, de tenir ladite election le troisie-
me Lundi d'Octobre 1864, etant le dix.
septieme jour dudit mois. ct qu'elle soft
conduite, ainsi que les retours fats en- tout
point scion Ia Constitution 81 les lois re.
latives.
Donne sous ma signature ct le sceau de
lEtat de Ia Louisiana, en- 10 vile de
Shreveport, CO 22me jour d'Aout A.
D. 1864.
HENRY W. ALLEN.
Gouverneur de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana.
Par le Gouverneur,
j. II. HARDY, Assist Sec. d'Etas.
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--Foir les chooses ee qu'elles sont ct les
ssllneF &c qu'elles vallebs, est le moyen dc
] % pas eprouver de desappointements
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POUR LIE CONGRES.

TNoas sommes ausoriss annonser le Coz.
sohn L., Lewis de Ia Paroisss Claiborne, com.
no eandidat pour le Congress, pour remplir la va.
sanes dams le Sc District oceasionnse par Is mort
40 rHou, 3. L. Hodge. Lelec.ion aura lien par
,;oket general dams toat vEtat, lie Lundi II Oc-
,ubre courant. y 1cr Oct 1864.
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- ONFORAiEMENT d Ia Proclama.
~ tion ci.dessus, une Election aura lieu
dams la Paroisse st. Landry, aux lieux de.
lection ci-apres designes, LIE TRo1s1EME
LuNDI D'OcToBRE 1864, etant le dixsep.
tisme jour dudit mois, entire neuf heures du
matin ct quatre heures de l'apres midi, sous
la surveillance des Commisssires d election
ci-dessous emmes ct designes, l'effet
d'elire UN REPPESENTANT
au Congress des Etats Confederes dame
'rique pour le Cinquieme Distrit Congress.
siorel de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana. pour rem.
plir 10 yacsnoe oecasionnee par Ia mort de
fHsaosabls Deajamia T. Hodgs.
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A I,OuER

TT NE AA1SON commoaa pour ME .fam;l,e,
" evec cour, puts &c. stuse dams un quar-.
tier retire d d'Opelousas. E'sdrcsser &C bureau
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Etat dc la Louisiana,

Opelousas II septembre 1864.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-30
LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

WASHINGTON, November 80 Subscriptions
10 the 7SO loan for the past week is three aud
half millions
Some OF the recently exchanged prisoners
from Savannah arrived here and state the
people intimate that were forces undsr Beau
regard and johnson we're at Macon aud Au-
Fusta to oppose Sherman, but he did not be.
lieVe he would encounter them, or that the
military authorities would decidein time where
to concentrate their forces.
There were only fifteen hundred men at
Savannah
The Savannah Republican OF the z4th con.
tains contradictory statements as TO Sher-
man movements
1t says the column operating on tho Geor-
gia road kept the western side aud struck of
in the direction of Macon as though conteui.
plating Junction With the forces in that vi.
cinlty.
1t is also stated thai strong force Of eavAl-
ry Is following sherman, it is not impossible
that Forrest may ere long hang like wolfon
his rear and AAnks
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-30

NEw YoRE, November 59--.The bulls al
present, baAe control OF the gold market, aud
are pushing up the price with considerable
success The price opened at ? 49, declined
to 23l afterwards rallied to 236, falling again
on the publication Of General Hoods repulse
to 233s.
The Commercials Washington special
says
Roger A. Pryor has just been escorted
along Pennsylvania Avenue, under guard to
the Old Capitol He wore handsome uni.
form Of gray, and nodded familarly to old nc.
quaintanoesl 51r
Judge Bates has engaged Ex-Attorney Get-
eral Coffee to argue the Government cases be-
lore the next term Of the Superior Court
The rebel Admiral Buchanan is to be sent
to New York, and thence to Fort Warren,
Boston aarbor
The Commercials Newbern correspondent
Gays
A number OF soldiers we're bured in the
ruins OF bridge blown up during the FIRE at
that place on Saturday evening They be
longed to the 10Th Connecticut, aud were as
slsting in subduing the flames
This correspondent intimates that move.
ment cooperating with General Grant, from
North Carolina may be looked for.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-30

BosToS, November 26.-The article in the
Boston Daily Advertiser this morning. in re,
lation to the capture Of the Florida, IN which
a strong ground is taken against the comments
Of the English Press, aud in which many
English precedents are quoted to show that
the ship should moi be given up
1t is understood to be from the pen Of Sen
ator Sumner
Mrs Sarah Hutchinson, Of Baltimore, re-
Gently convicted OF giving aid and comfort to
the enemies Of her country, is nov in the
Fitehbutg House of Correction, under FIVE
years sentence.
The morning newspaper hands are on a
strike, and their proprietors offer good pay
permanent situations TO good printers who
will come here and supply their places
The Democratic city and ward committees
have nominated Thos C Amory, Jr Mayor
OF Boston
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

IN pursuance Of an order granted ty tho Probate
i Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, in the case OF
Isaac LsyIeyer aud simpson Mutt, Executor OF the
lAstwil and testament Of David Young deceased,
against Ruth Young et al Defendants We will oder for
sale, al public auction on SATURDAY, the SIst dry
OF December, A. D. 1854 at 2sclOek afternoon, upon
the premises, the following described real estate
stnste luthe County Of , OntgomSry, and Stale OF
Ono, tOwit
Fifteen Of auJ iskeu ont the South side Of the
farm owned by the heirs Of DAYd Y0uDg deed 3
situate 10 Section S5, Town 2, RRnGe =, NJ ks do
screed W. fellows BEGINNING u stone, on tho east
hnS OF said section, the seulh east Of said
iarm thence north Oh the east line Of said section
S'14 CHAINS 10 stone thence south Is west q IS
chains to the O. ntre Of turnpike rod thence south
eaatwar1ly, with the centre Of said road 20 chans
the south Wesl corner o said hrm thence ou the
line between Young and Lseyer, north 10 east % 80
chains 70 The place Of begiunng, containing fifteen
acres 0f tdld
Appraised al SllO per care Terms of sale one
third cash, one third 10 year, aud one third in
two years from the day OF sale with interest the
payments TO be secured by mortgage upon the pre-
misses sold. ISAAC LAFKNER,
SIMPSON MUTT,
Executors, Ge. OF David Young, dec g.
j. H. BAaoo1r, Atty for Executors. 'hoy3oN4U
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-30

"THATs WARS TBE MATTER Some per.
sons should: :remsin at home, and by so doing
they would be spared the humility of expos,
ing their ignorance aud want Of good breed.
inH The per4on who would deliberately
make himself offensive TO even a minority
who had been gathered together for charita
bic purposes, deserves not only the contempt
but the pity of all We are sorry for any one
who, being ignorant of vocal or instrumental
music, are thrust upon company; but not to
a "robustious perwiG pated fellow drumming
discortant sounds from a Chickering piano,
tearing his throat to atoms. Oh it offeuds
us to the soul, and we would advise the Fifth
Street Mission folks to reform it altogether
Bottom the weaver whose head had to be
transmogrifed into that Of Jacks, very
wisely spoke thus:I
This is to make an ass Of me, 10 fright
me flhey could, but / will not stir from this
place DO what they can, will walk up and
down here, and will sing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-30
EIcetoraI Vote orNsw York.

ALBANY, November 29--The State can.
vasSers concluded their canvass Of the elect
oral vote of the State TO day. aud declared
the result as follows:--ll Horace Greeley, Abby,
36s.4sG; Preston King, 36s, ,726; Wm Kelly,
Dem, 36l $751; Washington Hunt, Dem,
36l 1856. The vote ou The State ticker has
not yet been eanyassed The vote Of New
York, Herkimer and one or two other coun-
ties, have not yet been received Messengers
were dispatched this p NJ to notify the Union
electors Of their election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-30
MORNING REPORT

NEw YoRr, Nov 80 The Worlds Poto-
mac correspondent speaking OF the capture
Of Roger A. Pryor, says:
Pryor appears very sauguine of the ultimate
success OF the rebellion, aud ridicu rs he idea
OF our putting faith in he statements of de.
serters aud refugees
he does not appear 10 be much cast down
by his present misadventures, but regards the
means used to secure his capture as not
strictly in accordance with the code of honor
and Us more particularly severe in his case,
as he had used bis influence to secure the re-
lease Of Burbridge, and prevent the recur-
renee of such captures 10y the rebels.
De has changed but little in appsaran nc e
since last saw him in Washington
lie contends that the election of Lincoln is
jnst what the South wished, and although ap.
prehensive that ii may prolong the war an.
other four years, declares that il has united
their people and rendered the probabilities OF
their ultimate success much greater
He would gvenO information about Sher-
man, oC the operations in the Shenandoah
Valley, aud vas indisposed to converse upon
any subec: connected with army nove-
meuts
The Times Washington special says
Hoods movements IN Tennessee seam to
reveal the intention ofmaking his way tn East
Tennessee.
The live on which be is moving would in.
dicate an attempt 10 turn Nashville on the
east side and make his way to form junction
witk Breekinridge. Ii is believed he will then
essay the capture Of Knoxville, which will
give him railroad communication via East
Tennessee and the Valley with Lynchburg
aud Richmond Flas
The successful issue Of Shermans 8 move,
will have severed communication between the
two rebel armies, aud Hoods present cam.
paign seems to be directed toward securing
such communication 10y the line mentioned -
Hoods army in this case would be in a posi-.
ton to join Lees, should this move become
advisable
Steamer Australian took out 81 600 OOG
in gold to-day
A letter fcom Morgansea, La, dated the
lnh, states that the report of the capnire q
garrison by the rebel General Buekuer, ID
false No attack was ever made.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-30
SHkRIFFS SALE.

z Joseph Brown, E. Al, Montgomery oOmu0a
Thsopholus Brown, etslJ ia Psriiuon
nURSuANt to Hn urder 0f the COurt Of Common
ii Pleas ef Montgomery uOuuty, Ohio. made ~ lts
November term A. u lSGi will sell at puhie 0ulcry
on the premises
MONpAY, December l9lh, 1864,
ata oclook y. "A the ioosia, desei died fssl estale,
to-aiti hitilste an fhe county VI hgnigeIasTy ami
State u Ohio. oa the easi of sectloA ~ Iowu s,
range 8 east, Ac. .l'-. ~
Benz lot No OF suFtfy aili suhI Vision OF the
lsnds o Jossph hfORn, decd, b OUicl VI lhe COuft
VI Common Pleas % Montgomery comfy, ohio, vi
the March term, lsll see chanceFy, record n, page
$50, aud descnbed a. iol'oNs
BeRuuing the east line Of said serti0n - poles
south Of the F. corner thereOf-thsncsS y - "
l0O poles "a stone In the Liberty Rosd, theHce >
81. 4. lOs5 poles 70 stone IN said X sd, thence \
slbnt, thehceS e" ht9 pole inA stobs "a the eas.
tins n sad sect on. thsnce o. W. llas poles Ia he
place Of begnning containing o0h aud hss beeu
assigned a. The dover OF Elizabeth Brosn ~ said
lants uf Joseph Bro~n des'd, said pn isss have
been appraised 'Tee OF nOWcr al S63 ~ 20 acre
amounting TO et,do0 70 aud cannot sell less than
= OF the appraised value thsreofsaid premises li
IL sold Tree Of dover.
Terms y cash IA hand on Jay -of sale. \ IN one
yeaE ADD tain, tpa SsaFe thgpdaftrE- drlcrcd pay-
meats 70 lear inia ~ sn1 u " inorssa6s
ouihe pIaEnises. MOI GEo, WO0AMANi shern'
h AsAA 'S-AhA@Jaa slspSVls~sN