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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
REMOVAL.
THos. G. MAeHEE

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
- a., rs,rs.ea,lng kstaolishment TO No. FIRST
gant assortment OF Homemade Work as ape as
the nneet, guaranteed - good As thr best :" and
cheaper. ''''
His entire stock = Consisting of fine Burrv
Coach, and Carriage Harness, Light Trotti5SS'
Heavy Wagon, Dray, and Express Harness. sd
dless In endless variety, Brides of an kipds IN
any quantity, Collars, Girths, Surcingles Chsek
Lines, Military Work; in short, everything in
his line, from q HAme Strap to ssMonitor SAD
dle"-has been manufactured under his imme.
date supervision, by skillfa1 and Experienced
workman, and Is now offered 10 the trade AZ
EASTERN PRICES. Being able 70 compete sue
esssfnily with anything in the market, in style
nnish, durability aud priea, he only asks trial.
Call and examine for yourselves apes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
No. 25
MAIN STREET,

MAIN STREET,
Has in store q large and well as
sorted stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
of the best qualities, and will con-
tinue to receive the whole season,
direct from the manufacturers, the
best and latest styles, which ! win
sell as low as any House in the West
I ~ III q III
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact ali
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
LSO
Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which / offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
%No Goods at retail.
ENo charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19

fEox Bosros-per Arctic, March I2-2 trunks personal er
fect-- s stoves, 3 cs and 8 pkgs hollow ware, i pkg castings. Inks
books, i plow, . bdls spades, 100 cans oil, IS bis gunny cloth.
40 bdlsb blinds, 1 Dbl dried apples, 3 cs crockery. 10 bxs 10 bids
and 10 pkgs furniture, ! bdI baskets, Il nests tubs, 3nests pals.
bah tub, i stove, ! pkgs tin, I ky mdse, 2 anviis, I bI mdse.
100 kgs nails, 10 kgs lead, 10 CO French zinc, 80 bids iron. IS
stove bodies, IS bdls hollow ware, . e. sewing machines. 2 nests
tuba, i crate, . bbls mdse, IL cart bodies, II bdis side boards
iocar fgs, IL axles, o wheels, l bdl betting, Q pkgs iron pipe, 1
mari pcs machinery, i bx pipe, iron CHARTERS, 1 copper ket-
tss, wins 66ls, II pcs fence, IL iron posts. II rods and nuts,
Il nngs, IL urns, i gate, IL granite posts, lI,o35 I4galI pine
snooks, oSI sbol heads, IS plates boiler iron, II cast iron plates
z Iron safes, 1 pkg rails. l trunk, 100 kgs nails, s rs lead pine
- eoils whale line, SO pkgs cordags, 4T6 bdls cIapboards, IS tons
coal, II csks do, S tics hams, ] bxs lard. Il bxs preserves, 25 !
kus ash, IS ! bxs fish, IS } bbls apples, 100 lbs bread, II cs
sroSerles, bois vinegar: 10 siItcate, is c. soda, l ck oil, 20 bbis
pheh. loo bis oAkum, 20 oars, ! bdI betting. I bx saws. 20 c.
matches, lis pcs oak. 7 4obls paint. 3 cs paint, l 81 corks, / az
hardware. = cs hardware . bxs and 4 bids do, 8 CO saddles. 25
ploS skeletons, 20 iron tanks, 3 stoves. 8 bis burlaps. . bfls
hose, 20 nests trunks, , whale boats, i csk OK bows, 81 bdIs do.
points. lS4S pcs lumber, 8 carboys acid, ! !bbI cotton seed. 4
oxs Irons, SIS pcs flooring boards, loo cs and 3 csks mdse.
fsos NicroRIA-per DomitIs, March lilo tons pig iron.
Dicks, ; pkgs soda 10 csks soda ssh, 64 tons coal. Is q33
y lumber, IS C groceries, 2 bis carpet. Sc CO dr. goods. / c.
Iarnnnre, 10 es cheese 1 es washing powder, Is cs salt. 20 hhds
Hhc, "a pigs bottled beer. 80 csk whisky, I c. S csks and 1 bl
mdse, Zes perfumery, lis bags Potatoes, 100 gunny bags, "a
hars hon- i. dz files. 10 tanks, u bdls mats. = dry g1sds D
tc-ks bread, 2 C drugs and i parcel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19
MEMORANDA.

ksroRr or IE BARK ARcTc-Len Boston Sept. Both. and
had moderate breezes and pleasant weather leaving :he coast
Crossed the Equator in the Atlantic in % , W. long, IL days
from Boston, having no s L trades Was 43 days from the
Equator to lat 500 South, and had very severe weather, with
heavy gales and rough sea Had % days to Cape Horn, and a
succession OF gales from ". y. W to W. :. W. Was 81 DAYS
o. there From the Cape to lat 4O= g. South Pacific, had
strong " W. gales, thence to lat IS s. light nofherIy winds.
Took the s. 4. trades in lat "a s., and crossed the Equator
u long 10 W., had the trades light. Were I45 days. Took
the NE trades IN ia- North, and after passing lat I6-
" had light EOrtherIy winds and calms. On the Ilth saw Ha-
vail bearing :. W. by g., and East end Of Maui W. by g, and
on the 18th came into Honolulu.
In lat : 20 w. long. 20 , Do W.. exchanged signals with
The BremetI bark JausrLgHd, 42days from Bremen for Rangoop.
cess standing TO the westward.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19
VESSELS IN PORT-MAR. 10.

Am bk Comet, Green.
Z Am bt A. A Eldridge, Bennett.
Br sch Donitila, Spencer
Am bk Arctic, Hammond
Am VII bk OrioIe. ~Jernegzn-
Am VII sh Europa, Crosby.
Am vi blk l. G. Jones, Hoses.
Am VII bk Martha ID, Daley.
French vh sh Gen. Teste, Mauran.
Hawaiian steamer KiIauea, repairing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19
COM
MARcH u. 1884


GrscE COR last - have 20 Eote the arrival a the bark 4rc.fc
sEood market TIE po@if;i15 cargo hss been offered. and
sale made at auction by JoI1 II Cole, ami fair prsces ebtair.i
The BARK Richmond srsset thursday svenins from a..
Cos: q California, ~rh IOc1br.. humpJaek oil.
The bark Martha returned; frun a cruise abou; thi. group,
during skich she has taken so Jbis- spern oI, which IL pre-
SO; prices viii probably real-e a. much a. the average % thu
California feet.
Tie Arctic IL being u-stta WIKI great dispatch. ard viii
eTnn-">e sakins Ia her rstu-t cargo OF oil and isznd produce
the ars; Of the week, Of =kiea she has a fell cargo Awaiting
hr, snt VII san On or sb0ui the 4th April.
1hs earks Comet and a Il EH-isge are bath l5Adiaz pro
a=es a-i VII sal in all % next week.
Our Coasters are al bGsily enpIgyet bringing produce from
the other islands and the -P.sag trade prom-ses 70 b brisk
MARKET quotations stand a. last reported
FEE BEDFOLD OH
(Frou the New Bedford STANDARD, Jan 90
The oil market the past week has been more quiet, although
there q considerable inquiry Er both home use and export
We hear of sales Of 1000 Ibis. sperm oil If sIe5 per gallon
and 500 bb&s- whale cal at sl-io per gallon
PETROL Krx-Ihe rapid exteu, to which the Petroleum trade
q he country has Increased within a few years past has added
materially n cur national wealth. and has probably contributed
more than any other source to swell our national commerce.
American rck-oii f. nov exported to aInos, every quarter OF
the gobr- From the hrst Of January until the close Of October.
1862, there were 5.I954sl gallons shipped from New Yor. alone.
For the same perct this year New York has exported Is SO3.-
fS gallons Baltimore, 500 5l gallons. The Increase Of the
new ork rad rom over I'VE 20 over fifteen million gallons in
asneie year may be taken a. a fair average Of the increased
shipments OF the other ports, and shows how rapidly the traffic
g being Developed. In r und numbers. the total value Of the
exports from January i until the close OF October. will not fall
fairly entitled to rank among the staples Of the country-Bos-
Ton Bulletin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19
ARRIVALS.

harrh l2-Has bark Arctic, Hammond, l3 days from Boston.
with general mdse to c. Brewer & Co.
G-Annie Laurie, McGregor, from uind~ari ports.
H-Mannokavai. from Hama
14-Hannah, Smith, from Kauai. with frewood.
Els-Ase Yankee, John, from Hilo. with ll6 bales pulu.
flo-Am VII bk Martha I'd, Daley. from . cruise round
Hawaii, with 100 bbIs Sperm.
lam VII bark Richmond, Kelly, from California coast,
with 100 bbIs oil
lT-schr Emeine, Kapuahi, 800 kegs sugar, los bales
pull, Is bags cof-e, IL hides, 2 bndls goat skins, 2
bnlIocks, 9 cabin and IS deck passengers.
Es-schr Helen, Clark. from Mako. with l43 kegs sugar.
100 bbis molas-es, : hogs, 2 cabin and s decE
passengers,
S-schr Ia Mol Wilbur, from Lahaina, with a lot Of
-four, sugar, wheat, mOIasses. &C.
H-Sehr kanoi keiki, NaPeia, from Kahului, With 4
cords fire wool.
Is-Hss bk X w Wood, Geerken, 100 days from Bremen.
with general mdse to Hackfed & Co
pam VII bsrx Catherine, Pm lIips. from the Coast Of
california, with 200 bbls whale oil.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19
Vessel. Expected from Foreign Por...

Danish brig Therese, Capt --l left Hongkong In Sep,em-
Der last, With a cargo Of China goods for Honolulu. II is
supposed she encountered gales and put back to port.
Haw sch Onomea, Way, sailed from Boston August Z. with q
cargo OF general mdse to AIdrich, Walker 4 Co.-shortIy
expected.
Am bark Arctic, Hammond, was to leave Boston about October
!, With general mdse 10 G. Brewer Il Co.
HaE bark X. W. Wood, Gherken, sailed from Bremen Nov.
g. with mdse to III Hackfeld 4 Co.
Eng ship Br-chin Castle sailed from Glasgow, Scotland, Oct.
:. for Honolulu, via Otago, y z, with machinery to
castle d Cooke for the Kohala Plantation, and to AIdrich,
Walker & Co, for the Onomea Plantation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19
EPARTCR

DEPARTURES.
March lf-Annie Laurie, McGregor, for Wind yard ports.
l6-Hannah, Smith, for Savilixili.
E-Live Yankee, John, for HIo.
H-Manuokawai, tor Hama.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19
SbSps' MaiIs.
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.

For s.S F~z.scrco-pe per Gomez. about Tuesday next.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19
VIZ BEDFoLD on M4RKET.

The oil market the past week has been more quiet, aithOug
there q considerable inquiry Er both home use and exp.or
We hear Of sales Of 1000 bbls- sperm oil at sIe5 per gallo
and 500 bbls, whale cal At sli0 per gallon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19

for SAN FzAScIsco-per Snyrniote, March I2-33s. leg
.1g-r, II bbls yeast powder, l3 mats sugar. 5 bales wool. S
DDS motasse-. ,. bxs oranges, 3i2 bales pull, bbls beef
Nalne OF domestic produce. S3I I'll es.
EAlrs of foreign produce, 1871 IS.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-07-23

corn in O
% %safng % cora 90 pounds to the bus allowed per busbs
'h' ohzee
agents.
Il o denose
the
nhs fnaeefn o"eaoas me
per Gay
ands
Ok
pc eighteen eaRdom
es' ofe ahy miles, tie sand
fMh hire Of GH Saw Mil,
S h h a.a paH al damages beyond t %
rmanht
owners -. the
nn and nnp rata f hsF fifteen the State Tax ass
ifonan
The the tree
public
ediuhan
anu every Suatermaser
atofh
m or
neea d all those articles and 1as Ad who
#t 5@5#5 JOS ii. I9NsON,
ii s s54 & IS Y
] - Byeomnaan andof t
S s. A. Gen. q KRFY
1Juy
The Opelousas courier., 1864-07-23
OFFICE CONTROLLING Q. M.
TAX I'M KIND
SHREVEPORT, IA July s. 1854.

SHREVEPORT. Ia, July s. 1864. /.
"A LII producers in the State Of Louisiana arr
"A required to pay their full quotas Of produce
due as Tax in Kind by the LIST day Of August
1864. On that day the Assessors estimates will
oe transferred, to the District Collectors, to BE-
affixed by law.
Such articles as were eollectable before 18th
february 1864, are subject to the penalty Of
fifty per cent. Those colleetable after that date
tBaeon and tobacco, to five hundred per cent.
his course is rendered necessary for the n,r.
poss OF closing up the operations for the wear
1908, preparatory to the collections for the
present year. ,
J. {. s: D. OLIVER. Major !
(i0mcial) q ), !. - = 'i''''''a - !
Rosr. MONTGOMERY, Capt. & Post q NJ
3D. District Tax ia Kind. ] = - :. : - :
July g, 1864. .--8.
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THE opELousAs COURIER.

The Last French Intervention. - The
Courrief des Flats Uais, formally and by author
ity. denies that any new French envoys. civil or
miiitafy,f have been sent to this country "to re-
port to the Emperor San officer" SAYS the
Courier, "has LEFT Paris, indeed, to follow up the
campaign in Virginia, but there is nothing polisi-
cal in Ills mission Hehas come simply tc study
the organization of the Federal army. and espe-
ciasly the artillery service. 1t is precisely such "a
mission as that of Gen Mcclellan t. the Crimea,
authorized by custom in al, countries, and utterly
without political significance u The New Yajk
Commercial says: ''The notion that the Enro-
peau Governments have absolutely notl,igg to
think Of excepting American affairs, and that their
whole policy is shaped to meet the varying for
tunes of our civil strife, is an infatuatian which
does small honor to oHr national common. sense,
and may possibly end by making both our diplo.
macy and our journalism ridiculous bore ,s
the rest of mankind"
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TEE oPELoUSAS COURIER.
~~~-S~---~---~>>--~-~---
Pabtissed oa Saturday By Joel e. Sandoz.
Is. tCnNDITiasS. III

Subscription, for six months, payable in ID
vance, TWENTY dollars, if paid st the end Of ~
six menths. twenty-five dollars. A subscribe
wishing to discontinue must give u,itten aOtis
to that.sfect, and settle up all arrea.ages. 81
Advertisements will be inserted at fifty csnil
per line for each publication. A liberal discours
will be made for long standing advertisements
All the advertisements will be inserted il
french and english until the editor shall juegst
convenient to discontinue the publication. 4,
Twenty-Five dellarsi in, advance willinparisbf
be required for the announcement Of candid
ates for Office. III
no advertisements or subscription will y
stopiasd until all asreaFages arc psid uslss
as the option Of the. publisher, vi
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n . Z .,,.s
Confederate States Tax pan,..
TO

Oonteoetate srates Tax Payers,
A LII SUCH PERSONS as have no, vs,..
In assessed for taxable products, nav., o's :,
salt, wines and liquors, and for monevs as s,O't
dts held on the first of July, 1869: ns.s sas cs
lEses mules, &c, held On the LIST Of Ha,sa wv
their salaries aud incomes for the ss ss
4heir profits on -four, corn and otbsr " ss
bies during 1862 and their gross sales Or ~
from any branch of business, between ,hs ss1ps aa
of April, 1863, and the 1st of April, laea =. saa
portion Of said period; and ali such fsrma.al m aal
planters as have not yet rendered on o,,b =.
and complete estimate OF the crops rs;sss s .aa
gathered BY them since the LIST Of Julv 1aes sss
and of the 1.-THE thereof due the Govern ssss
and all such pessons as have not reno,sal "
hogs slaughtered by or for them betw.saa a !, as =
Oath of April, 1863 and the lst of March 10ss nia
netting more than $50 pounds of pork a,a ioSs y
title thereof, deliverable to the Goyern,nasss. ny s
cured bacon, (at the rate of 60 pounds of 5s.a ~
for every 100 pounds of pork,) A'Ssa
Are hereby notified and reeatrcd IN s,r...
the under-named District Collectors oHe. f.si v
0pelousas, soithin ttcenty days from Il. d.. !.
sh's notice, and there Tender, Oh cath fulI saa
complete retnrns of their taxable property w. sa ae
bdiay III SuSH 3oluA aS lAt SalQ COlectaT a. Il.
Assessor shall prescribe. 2. w. w
Notice is also given that sny Ta..n,vsr j,
desires revision of the Assessment oy c.,a4 aas
tion of errors therein. must deliver hs ,.;a s..s
application therefor scitain fifteen dars H. Il.
District Collector; and that all such pe'snn. =.
are ready to pay .heir taxes, may do 10 s ,;,s.s.
delay, by calling on said officer. ~
N. B-Persons falling to make returns will,
the prescribed time. are subject to penalty WV i
twenty-five per cent.
Up to the lst Of July instant. all pepui,,
Notwithstanding Confederate notes AI. will /.
received at their face value in payment Of t,,s.
After that date, the Hundreds will "a, H. !.
ceivable a. all. and the Fi;ties Tysptie, ,s nj,
Ter Tens will will es 'aksa at only twothirds Of .lss
RoB'T. N. LUsHER.
State colsess
THEO.C. LITTELL.
District Collector for 81. Lapllr i.
Office at Opelousss. La Houra:-Froi 6 /
NJ, to 6 P. M 49, 1t
.Iply 9, 1864.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-07-23
ENROLLING. OFFICE,
EaTiah of St. Lan6lry.
OPELnuSAs. Inna %

ofELotsAs, june 70, 1885,.
sH sHE following information of Sec 1st. ac,
- OF Congresa, approved 18th Feb. 1864. is
published for those whom it may CONCERN. 4 :
4 That rom and afterthe passage Of this Act
ai GIL white men, residents Of the Confldera,e,
States, between the ages of IL and 80 shall he
the war, - : ''''''' se'aili'ss =
Ihs IS to notify all men in the par;sI, oe q.
Landry, subject to the operation of te law -, =,
report without delay totllis office. for enroll,os-+
Those between The Of IL and ls. d and 10 10
s4 the Reserve sss = csss a,.ss ns, hsys n ~. e
be sent to the field as other conser;r,ts 5 "hi
Its hoped that all will comply prsn,n,y ron i n s,.;.,,
.ne law, otherwise the Commanding Gener.i. @,s,i
directs they Be sought after and Be punished al,a
found. /. I'M NJ rs NY syI'a Ilay ps
It LieE. and Confederate Enrolling if5tageer
!. ~. tor fhe Parishef ST. SSLaadsm. ..s's
i july 2, ls64.--5-H. s -'y -
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EOB'T. II. IUsIiER.
.-% State collteiu.
THE0G I1TTEl r..
HEAD QUARTERS,
Irans-fGississippi Ceparfr,an.
Shreveport, La, June ist Ira :

Shreveport, La, June lst. 1864.
70 the Citizens ef tie T+aas-H;s.. Departrssi:
HAVE deemed it my da.y to issue I Geneya
4 Order directing the purchase. ard. if nect.
sary. the impressment Of one half the Cetau i
this department to supply tie pressing wan,
Of cur armies in the field.
Your seldiers are the cole reliance for ibs a.
fence of the country fri Ia inyasion and drsoiatla
they have recently furnished yon sgnaliss
tsncesf their willingness and ability to dekad
yonr homes. Without munitions Of ,var. ssssb.
ing and medicines they ,tnnot be brpt mia
field, These articles ca. be obtained onlsws
importation. Cotton is tie sole mesps Of II
chase. In, the same Lofty spili, q patriotism.
which leads your sass and brothers TO ofssr ,Lss
lives for your prosees Rn, will you rot sell
Government the onl prodaet by which .aif
vaior can be made elective sgsiast tae pu5ir1
enemy
The iEnpressment Of Cnt;on will be avoi1ed,i5
possible. But supplies for the amy must sskas,
1t a !efs with yoEs to determine, S.tether for as
preservation st yonr hnuss, you ssilI fesse lid
Govefnuihnt 10 rrseft to iHpresarnent.
Z. KIRBY SMITH, Gen. Cor1de.
hxADoR's T. sss-sIss DEPARTMEsT,
Shreveport, La. ii une .st. 1854. t
General ORDERS No. "a.
2 EsHE pressing necessity Of the armies in N
- field make it absolutely necessary that fss
.Govemmen. slr1h use oae hall Of tn. Co.aa
IL this Department, for the purchase Of aasl
and military stores, required for the detenssd
the conntry.
Discreet and proper bonded ard commissions
officers have been selected. who will purchase. Il
possible. the amount required.
1t it caIino. be obtained by purchase. theyas
authorized to impress it, in strict accofdasG.
with the terms of the Impressmrnt Ae. and ss
General Orders issued Oh that subject.
District commanders will furnish teen snes
assistance as may be needed in executing .hs
order.
Any attempt at Illegal imnressment, will n
promptly published, on being reported. with ~
isiaetory proof, to District Headquarters.
, The following officers are charged with III
execution of this order: II
Major A. S. CabeE, Major W P. Baugn, Caps
+. j. Lynch. Capt. Il. Shropshire, Capt. w. WI
Barrett, and Capt. N. Il Birge
All Cotton procured by them in Texas will Y
placed under the contsol of L. Col. " / Hui
chingson, who viii use It solely in procuring a1ny
supplies, BY command of
Gen. Z. KIRBY SMITH u
5. ANDERSON, A. A. Gen. July l6-4E
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HEAD QUARTERS LOUISIANA ARMY.

] L,
| ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, Z
| Shreveport, July 8, 1o64
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 152.
l. Hhesmembers of the State Guard Louisiana
Army, who haye.been detailed to remain at home
as agriculturists and managers and overseers OF
plantations are ordered to report forthwith to the
Conscrips officers of the C.sS in the several
Parishes of the State and give bond to them in
compliance with the laws of the Confederate
States.
i By command Of HENRY W. ALLEN, T.
Governor and Commanderiu-Ch Chiefs
I. G. HuNT, Adjt. & Insp'r. Gen. La.
IT. Enrolling officers within their District are
enJoined at once stc call upon all persons 10 de.
tailed from the La. State Guard, to furnish the
same testimony and bond as are required pom
those persons similarly detailed or exempted from
the service of the Confederate States They will
promptly report to these Headquarters, all such
persons. who refuse, or neglect to comply with
the provisions of the above cited special order.
By order Of Col. E. G. RANDOLPH.
a Com'd Conscript District La
GOODWILL, lst Lieut.. and Adit
III. In obedience to the above General Order
No Ia and Special Orders No. 152, such persons
liable to Its operation in this Parish. viii report
immediately to this office and comply with the
reqnisiions of the law. Those who fail to do 50
will be promptly reported to Department Bareau
Conscription, and their details revoked.
JNo, M. TAYLOR, Lieut..
& and Confederate Enrolling 0S;cer, st. Landyy
Opeieusas, July %, ls6f.-s.-2s. ~
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EyWe have been refusing subscribers of late
on account of the exho,bitant prices of paper,
&c, We will row accept subscribers for six
months only. See our conditions.
Old subscribers who have paid cash in ad.
vance, vii! be served at the Old prices. Those
who would not wish to continne upon the new
conditions are earnestly requested tolatus know
The Opelousas courier., 1864-07-23
HEAD QUARTERS,
LilIciilay CsfIna Tss.:cr es,

HEAD QUARTERS,
As1osiisss "a Once, Parish ST.. zLaadr. }
oR'ElLLousAs, July II, 1864. {
4 That captains Of companies of4l,e Reserve
:. = Corps are required tt, use all diligence in
ne arrest of deaafiers, delinquent conscripts and
aesssuaeas IN this Parish and report them to this
!. ~ = AZ !. those claiming exemption under the
Vii i :, ag,ghesss apiTaved February 18th, 1864,
aaa ,11 take z. CUT their exemption papers.
i ~ government hontraetors OF agents who
nave !, been authorized 10 employ conscripts in
ensif service, fram this Parish, are required to
report. them e this office Tor enrolment, and
Ig5F .bg;r aSsgnmelIt for that duty In case Of
sneE derel,ctid of the law, they win be pro,r,pt-
y repvrted TO Department Headquarters.
JNO. NJ. TAYLOR,
~. Lssat z and Enrqlang Officer, St. Landry.
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I ksHOsE Who wish to receive relief from, tse
n Town Of Opelousas are requested ta reo;s.
ter their names with thefndersiened. .preparatorv
20 making arrangements for fie rrass,itans al.
.bntien Of Corn Meal and Beef among. thnse Who
stand in need of relief. n YIN ZINC : 7 ~
President of the Board Of Police. Onslo,1sas
ss opelonsas, July 18th. 1864. If. $50
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TO TIE TAX PAYERS
- THE TOWN OF OPELor,sAs

81, oI. S1I. 8 TIT 1e'sVN UF UPHLUUSAS.
'RE Tax Roll of the Town Of one,ousas ,fo,r
= the Tesr is6in being complete. The same
Gan oe examined BY those interested at The Office
Of Jos..D Y. Riehard. at the Court House, during
me next ten days following thu date of The pres.
snt notice. at the expiration Of Which time it viii
be placed il tue hands of the Tewn Collector for
collection n Il. ,KIN5s 'slsssa prss. ~
Opelousas July I6, 1854. 7-2t. e.
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Gied.-.On hIs plantation, in this Parish, on
the 10Th inst, Mr. CYPR1EN DgPRE, aged
63 years
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rs FOR SALE

~, z----.- - =. A Fonr Scat Buggy.
y With Shafts and Tongue, and with SINGLE and
Deuoie Harness. Price, $500. For further
inior NATION, apply at the Courier Office. g..