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QUARTERS GENERAUX !
BUREAU DE CONSCRIPTION, !
Du TRANS MISSISSIPPI,
AE...hnn

DEPARTEMEST DU MISSISSIPPI,
Marshall, Texas, 80 Mai 1864.
ORDRES GENERAUX No. il.
LIE tariff suivant de prix est public pour Ia
Il. gouverne de ceux que celia concerne:
II. Tous les proprieiaires de moulins gruau
par Ia suite etre detailles CONNIE meuniers, on
qui auront un Conscrit detaills CONNIE meunier
ou nlachiniste a ces moulins, sera tenu de faire
un affidavit devant tel officer autorise a admins
trer un serment, s'oblgeant, pendant Ia duree de
ca detail, de ne pas reclamer on accepter plus
dun huitieme comme peage pour le grain moulu
tel moulin, ct qu'ils vendront tout lie surplus du
peage reeu ce moulin (apres en- avoir garde
sufisamment pour le sou,ien de sa famille) au
Commencement, aux families de solLats ct aux in
digents, aux prix fixes par les Commissaires des
divers Etats de ce De partement, ct les proprie-
| taires de moulins scie devront venerc leuE bos
a raison de deux piastres par cent pieds.
Iii. Les Consents detailles CONNIE tanneurs,
on les tanneurs qui pcurront avoir quelque cons
crit detale leur service, seront tenus de faire
un affidavit ainsi quill est present dams la section
Ii du present ordre, que pendant la duree de eur
detail. lis vendront tout lcur CUR aux prix fixes
par les Commissaires des divers Etats de ce De.
partement
~. Les Conscrits detales pour l'utilite du
pubic CONNIE cordonniers ct forgerons, seront
egaiement tenus de faire un semblable affidavit,
que pendant la duree de leur detail lis ne recla-
meront pas audela du taux de sept piastres par
jour pour leur labeur, quand les materiaux leur
seront fourns, ct quand lie cordonnier ou le for.
geron fournira lui-meme les materaux, le prix
des.r,ateriaux sera ajoute celui de son labeur.
V. Les consents detailles CONNIE medecins de-
vront faire un affidavit que pendant la duree de
leur detail lis ne recameront, aux families des of.
ficiers ct soldats absents dams parmee, pas plus
que les prx ordinaires avant la guerre, ct 81 les
frais sont exorbitants quaint aux autres, leur de-
| tail sera reyoque.
vi. Les conscrits qui seront detailles CONNIE
eleyeurs d'animaux, GU ceux qui auront un cons
| crifs detaile CONNIE vacher, feront nn affidavit
semblable que pendant qu'ils seront detailes lis
vendsont chaque aimee lie surplus de leurs ami
maLA, de leur laine &c. aux prix fixes par les
Commissaires des divers Etats de ce Departe-
ment.
VII. Les eonscrits detailes pour'fa des me-
iiers tisser ct des rouets feront egalement un
affidavit que tant que durera leur detail lis ne re-
cameront pas plus de cine piastres par jour pour
ieur labeur, quand les materiaux leur seront
fonrnis, ct quand lis fourniront eux-memes les
materiaux, leur colt sera ajoute au prix de leur
labeur.
VIII. Toute personne qui eludera ou essaiera
detail immediatement ct sera place dams l'armee.
TX. Les officers de conscrits de ce Departe-
ment sont charges do Ia stricte execution de ces
ordres.
Par ordre du BRIG. GEN. GREER.
| A. POPE, Capt. ct A. A. Gen.
| BULLET. 5-2t
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Ear0n salt combien le General Siegel etc
proprement battu New Market, Virginie. II
doane pour excuse que ses troupes ont rencontEe
pennemi denx fois plus fort, qu'elles.
Nessil pas extraordinaire dc voir que les re-
bellies qui, (disent toujours les journaux, du
Nord,l sont toujours extermines. Sc trouvens en-
core en- aussi grand nombre.
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oPHLo LoUs g AS:
sAMEDI MATIN $50: 9JU1LLET 1854.

Ne-Nous avons, depuis quelque temps, refuse
\. nonveaux abonnks, en- consequence des prix
-. u.orbitants Rita du papier &c. Neanmoins, nous &C.
ssnterons encore de nonveanx abonnes pour six
mes settlement, a la fois. Vor nos conaitions'
NC Ceux de nos anciens abcnnes qui ont paye d a.
vance recevront le journal. fanclen prlx pen
dant lie temps pour lequsl lis ont p. paye; ct esus
qions qai sont nstamment prizes de nous e fare sa
yor ~
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ss. La Convention Democratiqae (ou de la
Paix) qui deyait avoir lieu Chicago, Illinois. lie
4 julie. courant, dams le but de choisir des can.
didats pour President ct Vice President des Etats
Unis, kte renvoyee au u du meme mois.
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gs-0n trouvs dams une lettre dun yankee
trouv6s au Fort Drewry le passage suivaut:
Lee a l'eil sur Butler, ct je crains gull ne
dsoue tous les plans de Grant. Plaise q Dieu
que Lee soft du cote de liUnion. car chacun
asous gull est le plus grand capitains des deux
Mmees'
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ga une certaine reunion dun corps delibe-
raut moins de cent lieues d'iei, les membres
ehnchottaient entre'eux ct Sc demandaient 81 un
certain membre de lassemblGe oserait prendre ga
place aprss avoir prste u serment d'allegeance
au Gouvernement des Etats- Unis.
--Tien, dill FUN, il va prefare son siege.
Et b menbre en- question de prendre une part
active aux debats ct s'exprimer avec vkhemence
contre LED vandales dn Nord.
--Alors i ma pas pris le serment.
--0h que 81.
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IT Une session speciale, de Ia Cour de Dis
trict sera tenne en- notre vile le IS du present
mois. sous Ia presiderce du juge Mouton.
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TERRES A VENDRE.

TIN MORCEAU DE TERRE BOIsEE, sur
" lie Bayou Beuf, dams la Paroisse St. Lam
dry, a environ dix miles de Washington, con-
tenant environ quatre cents arpents, q cinquants
piastres rarpent.
Un Morceau de Terre Boisee, dams Ia Pa
roisse st. Landry, a environ quinze miles de
Ia vile dOpelousas, derrisre l'habitaton de
francois Robin, sur le Bayou Teche, contenans
environ trois cents arpentsy-a cinquante piastres
rarpent.
On Moroccan de Tene de Prairie, aenvi-5
ron trois miles au Nord.Ouest d'Opelousas, me-
surant environ deux cents arpents,-a vingtcinq
piastres larpent.
Un moroccan de Terre de Prairie, env:--
ron sept miles au Sud d'Opeleusas; mesurant en-.
viron deux cents arpents,-a vingtcinq piastres
Parpent.
Tn morceau de Terre, partie boise ct partie
prairie, environ seize miles lOuest dope.
lousas, mesurant deux cent cinquante arpents,--
a dix piastres larpent 4
HENRY l.. GARLAND.
Opelousas, Q Juliet 1864. 5--2E.
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BUREAU DE POLICE,
Vile des Opelousas,

Bureau dn Grefier, I6 Juin 1864.
Z ess par les presentes certi6e, que le jour dc
" ~ date cidessus, le Bnraau de Police de Ia
e. saroir:
Aesolu, Qu'ancun billet COnfsd6r6 No sera re-
" ~ Msrch6. en- paiensnt de IA viande de bout,
aespte leg billets dc cling piastrss ct ceux dune
denomination andessous.
! JOS. D. RICHARD.
~ 5nin74tl Gn6Em.
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HENRY g. MILLER, Avocat,

f1ERCERA "a profession dams les Cours de
w y Psroisse ST. Landry ct dams celles des
sarslsses avoisinantes, ainsi que devant h Cour
ssnpfeIne. Son bureau est . Opelousas, yis-a-vis
Aaison do Cour. 70 Juliet lE64.-6
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,L0GE H.. c.. No. 10 M. n. L...&A...
fNE Communication reguliere de cette R..
= Loge aura lien Mercredi proclaim. l3Juillet
" hsures do l'apres-midi. Les freres etrangers
nent du VI. NJ.
CHS. N. EALER, Sscrftairs.
4 Opelousas, 8 JUN 1864.
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HONNEuR A QUI HONNEUR EST DU.-Fran-
co.'s C. Carriere, (fls de Joseph NJ. Carrier. de
no.re paroissel, un jeune homme qui joint une
de nos premieres compagnies dams le Be regiment
dc Ia Louisiana maintenant On Virginie, ete fait
Lieutenant sur lie champ de bataille, par lie Col
Alcibiade Deblanc, pour So belle coiduite dams Ia
batai!le du Wilderness, le Mai dernier, CONNIE
portedrapeau du ursgiment
Nous le fGicitons sur cette marque honorable
de Ia part dun officer qni salt, CONNIE le brave
Gol. Deblanc, apprecier lie courage ct la brayoure
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BUREAU CoMMyssA1RE DEs REcLANdATIoNs, I
Shreveport LIE. Is Avril 1864.
Az YANT etc nomme par le Gouverneur, Conn
IN missaire pour l'Etat de Ia Louisiana, pour
la collection de toutes reclama'ions dues aux ci
toyens de Get Etat, par les Etats Confederes,
pour le loyer ct la perte de negres aasi que pour
toutes autres proprietss pressees par autorite du
Gouvernement des Etats Com
Les peisonnes qui penvent avoir des reclama-
tions de cette nature. quelles soient en- rsgle on
non, voudront bien les envoyer immsdiatement
co Bareau, afa den faire la collection, ct ellcs
recsvront gratis, Ia plus prompte attentions ct lie
nnontant lenr sera envoye on garde, sujet leur
ordIe. ANDREW r. HYNES.
Cossssissciredes yeelemat;oss
ronY { Esat de Ia LoHisiane.
Shreveport ~ Avrii 1864. 2-5s
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Attention!-Nous avons va placarde dams
l., coins de rues un ordre n COL L. Bush, de-
fendant tou. traffic en- greenbacks ou autre circu-
lation des Etats Unis, sous peine detre arrete ct
euyoye immediatement Shreveport.
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r5p11n Battalion de cavalerie, compose d'hom-
mes de II a is ct de As a5o ans, de cette Psrois'
se a ets organise en- Corps de Reserve, 'e 1erdu
eourant, conformsment a la loi. NJ. James M.
THOMPSON en- sera lie MINOR. Ce battalion SC conf
nose de quatre compagniss de 20 a so hommes
ehacune, formant un total de.25o 3oo hommes'
lily probablement encore 100 l5o hommes Do
res deux categories quiz le Ter Juliet nssetaient
noint encore rapportes, ct qui viendront plus tard
orossir CO battalion, 81 toutefois on ne les envoe
dams les rangs DO l'armee reguliere ainsi que la
loi lindique.
Nous devons constater ic, que les hommes de
Ia dernisre conscription ont repondu rappel a.
vec un empfessement admirable ct tout patriot.
que, grace Initiative prise par quelques citoy"
ems Ia tste desquels nous devons placer le capi.
taiue J. L. Couret, qui doit sans doute son grade
Initiative quill su 81 bien saisir ct 81 bien met
ire d profit dams cette occasion.
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ColleeteMr de District pour 81. Landry
Bureau Opelousas. Heures de Burean: de-
puis heures du matin jusqu'a s heures de "a
pres.midi l9juillet 1864.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
LArss NnWs IRON Tax UNITED STATS.

.
0sASss G. H., Marsh sl.-Norhsra papers to the
af are resolved. The following is synopsis Of the
news: l ~.
ne sspssrs Of ssnsAaJ OF Yaakss cavalry a. Wirg-
isll, Kssa~ha, il Acknowledged. L!nssln has issued
. prsssuahsn d.iaiss ,is Al ass'y proclamation. He
ssys that ,hs amnesty ssly apples 10 parsons who
., hsgs and free frcn asost csnAasmens or dsrsss,
and iha, say such sal take the oath with view Of
fssdsg pence aad ssab sh Ing tn, natocal authority
-,sssnsrs are sxalsded from the amnes.s, but may,
lAs all ether ofsndsrs apply 70 the President for
clsmsesy.
Alsxandris, La, surrendered 10 Adniral Postfr on
the l0:h, without opposition. Toe Fort Be kussey
prisoners have arrived at New Orleans.
Ger Basks ls!t Nav Orleans for the field on the l9.h.
Four hladrsd Yankee oiv>lry are reported as having
bess captured by the rebels a. UIon City, Team,
the 34th.
Ossa L,v'jsy 10 tsad.
Ni.s Fisrsh hisass are Al the mouth Of ths Rio
GslIs, and a. attack ~ Matlnoia' is expected.
The WaaAinsls, Ohro.icls says Grants policy is to
keep nsviss tbs enonJ track aud he fondly hopes
the III Of July "a, will bs renowned than the 4;h
Of JAY, 80.
ksusbuy hss delivered q. speech In the Yankee
Senate calling Lincoln usu par and accusing Stanton
Of hlashssd. Tie ryscch Produced Gays the Herald,
much dsSpsr impression han was anticipated.
Cad quoted tst
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VESTERN NORTH CAROLLNA.

Toe eounti's of Western North 70 have suffered
heavily by raids Of the common enemy, including do
ssrssfs and ors who have comm tied Oulrsses on he
defsnceess people; AID owing to ticOmsaaees esyOnd
control the authorities have not been ab- . give tbe
prStectioa they have been anxious 10 extend. Tia
people have continued faithful to c. aud theiI
hatred for the invader has been more intensified.
Col Palmer has returned frcm extended trip
through the Western counties, which he succeeded I,
clearing Of tie invaders, and made dispositions which
1t is believed, viii prevent their inroads hSieahes-
Toe Yankees made raid into Clay and 0hsrolee
cOants TO prevent the enrolnSnt Of eOnscrists but
rstFsated o. hearing Of the approach Of our trocPA
Ga Saturday previous, Major Mcdowell, Of the cad
n. c. Regiment, With deIachmsnts nom his owl and
the 18th Regiment encountered tie notorious Colonel
KIRK and his band. A sharp engagement snsusa, and
Kirk Was defeated. We lost one killed and several
wounded. MsjoF Mcdowell Was severely wounded In
the ArR.
Col. Thomas Cherokee Indians arc rendering good
service and are true steel" to the COnisdsracy
nOtwths Andng the slluring premises Of the Yankee
ennis ari,s who lave been among them.
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LAPRESSRENT OF MEAT

Il msy not be g,neTaly known thai ordSrs have
been issued uadr authority Of the act OF the sl Con-
grsss, authorizing the impressment Of meat for the
army, under certain circumstances Ths act provides
that in case shall TIA supply Of a2y Porson be re-
duced by mFressment below one half the Usual guam
thy allowed for he support Of Aimsslf, family and de-
pendeDts during ,he year. On service Of notice on the
owner of the meat his agent, declaring The prize
offered and she quantity needed he Is required 10 hold
subject to the chm Of the government. Ia case the
owner Of the neA. aud the agent Of the government
cannot agree TO the quaint HAbls to iaPressmsnh
and jus. compensation for the same each shall refer
the matter to the arbirament Of two loyal and dsia-
rested Cizens of tie county, WAC shall, under cate.
administered by the impress officer. Assess the same.
If these clnno. agree, they required to call In .
third person TO make the assessments.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

JUssI LroAs' CoTls-Aa interesting eass was de-
oidsd in tSis Court yesterday. Major B. A. acMuen,
Capt. VIM. n. Ashulln ard Lsut Il. D. MsAullen, of
ihs militia. brought in writ Of aabsas corpus
pA ying 10 be released hOn the eu,sody Of ES Thea
G.. Psytep, the enrolling sEosr al Camp Les, by whom
they, bang ssuni.onsd OHcers of The Va State mill
lsry, were una xully detained. Mr.. J. H. Glmer,
presented NE petitioners Tie faOi tia. eash OF the
ps,itonss vas . ssanissoned oaicer OF the Virginia
militia was proved; xAsrsapon, .hsy having moth
ing srIAsr - eta, the Judge dsslded tia, ,hoy
we're nOt aalswtaly dsssi,ed in custody by Major
Psytsa and forth With rsasadsd them to his custody.
Mr. Gns nlsl bill OF exceptions and will carry tho
natter 70 ihs suprsns Court
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

NOTICE. Ga and amer the April AL duss and remit
tAnces 70 IN oe be pi In The nsv currency - IN h'
and a-dsr % the old.
Notes q other dsnOmaAlOns Of he old i.s received a 70
dueton Of SsA per cent
TIE REPORTED VICTORY IN LOUISIANA.
TIE reader vii remember the lais ruaor Of battle
In she Techs country, and victory ever the Yankees
BY Gen. Dick TaylOr and subsequent runOs Of bat
tie in ST. Asrys Parish, La bssxs,n the enemy, under
Franklin, and forces under General Taylor in which
the former we're badly whipped.
Passengers who arrived BY the Mississippi train at
Selma on the 2Sd reported that Gen. Pclk had rscsv
ed despatehe from the Trans Mississippi Department,
stating that Gen. Taylor had met tss enemy in The Red
River country and achieved decided victory, esptrr-
ing one thousand prisoners. The Selma Dispatch
credits tbs report.
These different Isports doubtless refer to the same
affair, and come in very plausible shape; buthGen.
Polk has official despatehsscOn them, Ia sngu-
lar that he wihhOis such interesting information nom
the War Depar,mect
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TIE NEW NILITARY R[LL

By reference 20 TIE circular issued from he Bureau
o. Corsc:iPticp, and directed 10 those charged with
tbs execution OF he military law of the last Congress,
those !itessed may the instructions urder which
he Law ia to be enforced. It s therefore supsraaOus
to make any abstract Of il h.s@.
We understand that special importance Is placed BY
Conuandanls Of COuscrip.s and Enrolling OfAcsrs
the manner o. making applications for exemptions Do.
tails Sc. l. is Necessary, therefore, that ali who are
liable TO sr'iee under tia E should famiAris, them
selves with shs frnsies prescribed in such csss aud
set forth Il toe CIRCULAR, Il will save much time and
llbor, both u aplIislnts and ofhsers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
-HoLnNTEER NAY

Pursuant to the ses Of Congress amsndAtOry Of the
act authorizing the establishment: of Volunteer NaVv,
9 General Order las been issued from The Navy D.
partment prescribing the regulations uadsr which the
same must DE carried ito effect These who poaaess
TIE requisite qualifications, and desire to Avii shsn-
sss Of tAs provisions of the act instructed how
- proceed
rare opportunity isPrsssnted, and IN aluriLg Rsd
opened to the en.spFtiug which promise he tempt nc
ruts of prof. and reputation, and the squout chance
Of signal services to the COafederacy in the devastation
of the snemys commerce. reference to the exploits
ofths Alabama and Florida ami other cruisers against
the enemy on the common highway Of nations fur
nsies conclusive Illustration Of Wha, "a caPabls Of
bling accomplished BY this valuable Of the ssr-
Vca
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

FsOM NV 0RLEASs.-rhe Mobile Tfi6Sns hsi re-
eslved thsNss cans Times Of ths 4.h, which wall
most destitute Of news. Thee Ipesk Of trouble
in the public Schools Il sesml that soma Of the pa
rents refused to permit their daughters TO take part
in the public ceremonies which inaugurasd Hichas
Hahn as "G0vdnsr Of Louisiana" fhi, incsnssd enc
Of the loyal teachers and be expelled the pupils Of
tie intraeAbls rsFens turn, the teacher was dis
eha'gsd BY the General Superintendent. The Times
very decidedly Condemns ths act " the lPsrnssnsent,
for the reason that the inference may be drawn from
IL that all the pupils WAC took part in TIE show were
forced to Go 50, under the threat Of expulsion. The
Yankee schoolrasers have zsslsus advocate in the
organ Of Michael Hahn.
The sales of cotton for The week ending the sdinst,
were 2lOO bales, sret midSllng At "a rs cents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

A rcoa CasAfUsA--A white woman, ascu, thirty
ysars Of sss dirty ragged, dragged, hsSsArd, whit
wandering sssus the streets Wednesday night, was
picked up by the sstshnsn and carried TO the watci.
house. Yesterday nornins she brought hsfcrs he
Mayer. She rave her name 40 y a3beth hcOoupland,
ana told the Mayor she va from Georgia and TIA sic
had eSas On b>ssts sss II we nsl warmer here han
there, and II hSs vs net more 70 e. His Honor d.
rss.sd her 10 ss ssrrisd 70 the snsAou,s prs ainary
TO her bang rsssrned 70 GssrgI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

CArLs TEUSsss Inns. J. keser, Co. o, SSH
N. rssae,i, was reserved al tls Castle yesterday
charged with dsssrssn.
D. Turner, sse Of the ssh n. O., Who vas being
cent non Gasp Holmes, N. O., to RchnOpd, escspc
frSm his guard 81 Wsldos. J. B A,hwell sni s. A.
Tuck being ssn: hoa Liberty Va, 10 the Ca,to, CO
capped frsn thelE guards the railroad rear Lyi ch
burg.
Three Isnkss dsssrtsrs, believed to Be sp!ss were
sent to Sauhsury yesterday to remain in the psaen-
tary al that plscs daring the war.
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Adult AM INBPR GENIE UE1IOk,
RlouoxD. Va, March ~ 1884. 4 3
No. 80. =
Ths following Of Congress publAed for The Information


Of those Interested: Ale@ ~
Al AcT estaotss As tmprsssmsst meaf v ~ sss Of s
T7s Con9rss Of M C6radsots &dtss lmsrtcd do enact
That whenever the President shan deciars that me public Ell
81 T.: AMY may ). made ron any Ss may sa in
the country under the expires coalition that ja compensation
hal BE- the Of the eat taken impressed
esc The power 10 drsc such en-, shall b
upou The sscrsary War reducs The sup
or he supnor Of bm,sf his f.mIy And depeudsc r he
year Rs sxscss power By directed 70 the
ccsrs or agents be may employ WHO shan explicit
tons node Of m execution. and Jurcans that The
same hall net be abused ss4 ~
hs owner Of the meat h sass or other ssen
log The quantity required the pilos offered the existence
snd % y. on 20 % e o. ns zane I'M
nenns ths and In that manner the
n .ss IN case s omar no; Of which
srs by he imnresIns oodoer = : =. =, = - = :.
That UPON he service Of this notice upou ,hs owner
S,sc 10 hs c,sim ~ hs onfsdsr.ts sstes ana shs re-
IN sneordio. 10 The nrovsns ~ bi ae
nSd . 3. ne g n Sss to be
bis demand who sa svs receipt therefor a provided In The
sizth .sction Of this set = - -
BILE to under act and also Of Just
70. The same vhe s owner and the iuprs:nr ocer
es.n n he COUNTY distcs Or psrisS IN hish shs
han Be A. The ,ims and he ovper Of
ma ~ v.lvs al d. az ~ -
sPon @ sss sss 81 e
value shan % eSnca,s svdsnss ssscs and ILL., me
M 10 MAJ, ala s..sn.n 1 p''''' "
~. That ve.nsvsr an imnre"msnt si.u n, mad. und.r
this as Is ss be DE duty hs inpr ,ssnS ONO 70 give
as 70 30 ps q.
shst s.ed vhic csraesto ID be evidence claim sesat
bursisg ocer Of the command for which M meat was t,ken
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

KosBnrs.-0s Wednesday night he shoe shop o.
Va Pssa % lssh street. bsssssn franklin ssd Grace,
wsfSrcksa into and rohssa Of thee ihos,and collars
worth Of aAsss aat lsasAE.
On the aas night James cssAil' p box naasfasssry
fsrs bly, entered By iAevss, and tive kegs Of rails
elrrl 4 CT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

pALroH March sO-0ur latest advices from the front
rsprsssnt IRE enemy nsodv,. No reinfOrcsnsnh are
arriving there. Two regiments Of Illinois loops were
mustered out OF services At OhtawAha yeserdsy-they
were relieved by two s'hcra -. q.
The weather still resaas unsettled, ald indications
are that We shall ye. have some rcugi weather. which
wn interrupt mliary operations. and probably pre-
vent Abe campaign fron opening csicre the iidde Of
April. - 81 =.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

NursRIsss DIiArrAAAAsoh-AoaEeui Xhsr. Pa
srs Who fer several ysars hss taash. ysersa in lB
ETY. and VIE lately has acquired wslLmsritsd fame a.
Tia able and aithfsl translator Of LIS kIsERABLEs
diEsFpsarsj abe ao.h Of the month just past, aud
has nos sinss bee, heard tron. He kss, within the
last few days. been reported dead but when Or where
be 10 slsg,d to have died, We haYs not been able to
asoartain-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

lATnI sxoKl .RssBxRs-Ws Mentioned ysste-
day the facs In relation 70 Ihs robbery Of M Jas. T.
Chuss' meat hou.s, and The arrest Of three negroes
cnsrssd With the robbery, aad The recovery Of one
half Of ls stole, sssoa The three negroes were sx.
a.lssd BY The Mayor yssssrdAy, and ssntssl 10 The
Hussirss Csurl 0as Of the rosua, Osrnslius. ,ls's
Of Ar Judge. nisAs Waterman, 10 i q. large, and =
believed 70 have away.