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The Opelousas courier., 1864-10-29
HEAD QUARTERS.
Trans-MissIssippi Department,


SHREvEPoRT. la. SsPr. Ia. 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS M 70
A LII officers and men belonging to gvn.1Ia : :.
II east af ih- Mississippi River, and who have
come into this Department since the TALL of yicks
burgs and are not now serving in the field. will
report Immediately, in psrsnn. tf Brig tsen. II.
L. HAYS, at Alexandria, Louisiana
III. Commanding officers will turn over to
Brig. Gen. HAYS. all officers and men serving in
their commands. brlonging TO military organza.
tons East "f the Mississippi now, who may have
come into this Department since the fall of Vcks-
burg aud have not been regularly assigned tn the
command with which they are serving, by proper
authority.
Ill Qnartermastrrs and Commissaries will
furnish the necessary supplies. transportation, &c.
to enable Brig. Gen. Hays to establish eaiap
rear Alexandria, La aud which may be required
to collect and trwsrd the men to their commands
east Of the Mississippi river
BY command of
General E. KIRBY SMITH.
s, 3. ANDERSON, Asst Adjf Gen. 20-4f
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SIX 81 AV ES,
To WIT:

Aspasie, negro woman, aged about Al years.
and her child S,tsanne, about years.
Adele. negro woman, about rs years. and her
two children. Aspasir. girl about years and
Madelaine. about 5 years.
Eve. negro GIRL about ls years.
Terms and Conditions:-One, two and three
years credit. from the lst of April laot, 1864
Purchasers furnishing their notes with two good
and solvent security in sodo, to the satisfaction
of the administrator of the Estate Said notes
made payable to his rder. and braring interest
at the rate of eight per cent, per from time
due until paid And moreover the slaves remain
dug specially hypothecated unto SAID estate until
1ull and entire payment of capital and interests
which may accrue thereon
DRAUZIN BREAU, Admir-.
Opalousas, OetDber %, 1864
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THE oP8LoUSAS C0uRIbh
Psslishsd on Saturday By Joel q. 6anas|

Subscription. for six months, ps!sDf, H
vance, TWENTY dollars, if paid at the ssa i
six months. twenty-five dollars. 4 sass
wishingto discontinue must give s,sf'fs /
to that effect. and settle up all srfafsf:M
Advertisements will be insertra Vt hsI i
per line for each publication. A liberal "
will be made for rlong standing sdssfIisfsJ
All the advertisements win be ~.
french and english nntilthe ediior shs'l III
convenient to discontinue the publisslss
No advertisements or subsefipilan s.]
stopped Drssi all srrssrages sfs ssss q
% the eptssn sf the euhHshss
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utmost faith. But when. in addition to these
facts. is suprradded this important one, that
there is no peace candidate in the field. those
who place confidence in such assurances Will
Gnd no difficulty in making choice.
We must confess we have no heart in this
campaign, and we have no faith in private as
s,,rances when they are in conflict with public
professions Ind acts.
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NJ NoTTCE

vTYIIE undersigned, having heen detailed by
Il Gov. Allen to put M and rrpair wool and
colt"n caids, fur the Parish of ST Landry, (nar.
ticalarv th'ssr whsse handles arr So awkward. J
hrrrhy auuonnces ia inse whom il may cone,qn
that he Is now ready to perform this duty on the
most moderate terms. L. WAITER.
0EsieaFsss October 2ad. 1864 si---tf.
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N0FiCE.-Thesr wishing to haul sst from
IN the mines. on halves with the Parish af ST.
Landry, are hereby informed that il ID useless to
g" without having previonsly obtained orders to
that effect from either of the undersigned
0SEZ A GUIDRY.
JOS. ID. RICHARD.
opsic1sss 0ci0bsr 2sd 1864. III
The Opelousas courier., 1864-10-29
SATURDAY, 4 ::::: OCTOBER 90, 1864.
EwManv favorable rumors have found their

H~Many favorable rumors have found Their
way into our midst Of late. A N. Orleans Times
of the 23d contains news which. taken all in
all are of cheering character for our cause
According to that paper, the tsderats haze been
repulsed on the u side Of James Riuer, i"
Virginia We do not course, IL the .,t es
tent of our victory, Mlz Et be one, il then
papers say So Price is playing the devil in
Missouri, it also appears. He is taking towns
small garrisons and supplies in any quantity
and last, though not least. gold was at last date
in New York, at 259 That's the barometer It
public confidence.
mrWe have received the following RETURNS
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Male School.

III WILL OPEN A SCHOOL 10 OpRI
q for Boys, on the first Monday IN Nor
proximo. b. WIFI
op~lonsas. August 81 1854
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Majority for Gray,

Majority Tor Gray, o4o
Several Parishes, from which we have not yet
the returns, will probably increase MIR. Gray,s
majority to 1000 or 1900 votes.
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HEAD QUARTERS,
Trans-Mississippi Dep artment
Shreveport, La. September Ia, 1864.
F1,racs
SPECIAL ORDERS No. $50.

Kill All permits FOR tn. expectation Of cotton
through the lines IN to-, District Of Arkansas aud
West Louisiana. must be- forwarded at onc- for
revision and recoid 10 the Coitnn Burean at
Shreveport, La, aud hereafter no cotton will be
allowed 10 pass the lines without it has been so
recorded All permits not forwarded within 30
days fr,m this DATE for record, will be f-voked.
and The officers in charge "f the "uiposts will take
all of them up aud forward them to these Head
quarters. @4.~
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Public Sale.

ESTATE OF MARIE LOUISE GILBERT.
~KyHE public are hereby informed that there
a will be sold at public sale. TO the last and
highest bidder, by the undersigned Administra
tor, or by duly commissioned AncTi"nrer. at
the last residence of Marie Louise Gilbert. de-
ceased, at Queue Tor:ue, in the Parish of St.
Landry, on
Thursday, lst December next,
1864. the following described property. belonging
to the succession Of said deceased. to wit:
SIX SLAV ES,
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gg-We have received the following returhs
of election for representative in Congress from
the 5th District to wit:
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District Court ofthe Confederate States ,

District Court of the Confederate States
opelousas.
Clerks Office. October 22nd, 1864
FHSHE account OF Il. N Mcmillan. Conlrder.
IL ate Statrs Receiver. having been filed,
showing his action rs Receiver. under the act OF
Congress approved ;l0'h August 1861. entitled
An Act Tor the saqurstration of the estates. pro.
perty aud etfreis OF alien enemies and respect
ing matter which have passed sequestration.-
Notice is hereby given that the Court has 40.
pointed tn. first day ut the next term Of said
Court fer the settlement of said account.
JOS. d. RICHARD. Clerk.
Oct 22nd 1864 2t-5t
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By command Of
S. s. ANDERSON, A. A. G..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11

..fOf Gen. Burnsides, Hooker aud
other commander Of that stamp, he re
ga-ded them as loyal nen, good divis.
ion commanders, but wholly incompe
tent to plan or execute military cam
ruign.
OF Con. Grant he expressed him
ssH as surprised and delighted, He
said he koew Gen. Grant in the war
with Mexico, where he was Lieutsn
anl, and had no opportunity to distin
Suisn hinseif So far General Grant
lad proved hims6,f tho hero Of the
war--fgh;ing grpat BATTLES with con-
Gnmmat9 shill ond Securing tho re--
tn'ts Aadso f.r To seemed 10 bs the
only Genera thAl know how to TO H.
Whi!a be doas not think ,his wsr wi,
Ls 3 sevtn years war, vet neither THE
year nos the next, in his o9iniun. viii
see ita onI Much hard fgh,ins is 70
be done bsfore the rebellion viii al6ae
Grr,a. aaa grave questions Of Auxie.?
ana trouble will arise al rno Oh, ami
vcx tho nation beyond tho Re tina o.
.',is generation.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11

for unlawful and improper purposes,
the money OF the people.
DR.. Fielding IDem.) offered the
following amendment, which was aso
voted down by the AboltiObists:
Nor have sanctioned, encouraged,
or justified Secession OF several States,
nor Of a single State, or part Of a
State, nor an uDcone,itutionai dis
mpmberment thereof.
After the bin bad been forced
through the Hcuse rnder the sppti-
cation Of to gag" DR.. Fielding
moved tba: the title 30, IAN aa, 10
encourage Perjury"
Tho record that the Republican
members made upnr This hill ard The
amendments that were offered, will
trouble them hereafter. Wo rurpOss
10 recur to it again. n.-S,a,esmGn.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11

Rocks or DEMoc7ArIc SrArs CENTRAL
CoXNITrRE,
colUMSus, Ono, February 8, lae4. J
TO the DsmoOrASy of I,hio = ~
Yon ore hereby notified that the
Democratic State Central Committee
has designated Wednesday, the 93a
day of March, 1854, as the tine for
holding the next Democratic State
Convention, in the city Of Columbus,
for the purpose of electing four dele
gates, for the State at large, to the
Democratic National Convention,
which will bs held in the city Of Chi
eago, beginning on the 4!h day Of
July next and Of nominating a can.
didats for each Of the following ohoes,
TO Wit:
Secretary Of State;
Judge Of the SOprsme Court;
Attorney General;
School Commissioner
Member Of the Board OF Public
" cTRa.
The Democratic voters Of the ssV.
eral counties within this State are re
spectfu'ly requested to proceed 70 ap
poirt delegates to rsFresen! them in
said convention, OIL the following
basis:
One delegate for sech ceuo'y, Nud
an additional delegate for every fv,
hundred votes cast Tor Hon. CLEMlcr
L. VALLANDleHAM, for. Governor, q
ihe last OctL Ger election, and To-
every fraction OF tTo hundred an
City votes aud over, ons addisiopa
delegate.
ibis gisoa Yi1'on o9unsy A is'as
Rtee.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11

an Institution ordained Of God, nnder
the Jewish dispensation, and contin-
ned under the dispensatioD Of Christ.
In conclusion | would say 20 those ,
who are bringing ruiz npon our coun
try, in consequence Of Slavery, that
they hal better try AMI learn and un-
ders'and wha. tho viii Of the Lord il
on The subject, from HE word; obey
bis commandments, that you may
have a right to the tree Of life, and
may enter through the gates in.o the
CITY. r, q.
ELKFoRK, Jan. 9th 1858.
Thoao who wish 10 examine still
further as to slavery In it's biblical his
tory, will do well to examine the FOL-
lowing. Esolns l9!h ch1piar, 43, IL
and 45,h verses: iIenish l5.a chap.a.,
8. Z, g spi oh vo2,s; Geaisjs III,
chapter, 1911 aui 49,. v,rs9s i:
Peter 9a1 chapter, IS. 1).a saa 2lsl
7srsos, MS, tAe cass Of Qn.s..nae
whom Psll sen. back to Slavery.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11
Ca;luaus pelnr0.

The Journal denies that Mr. De
LAwo thrsatsneine Democratic mem
bers Of the Ohio House Of Representa-
tives with expulsion, for daring 10
protect ageinat the nnwarrantel and
unju5tifab!o action Of the Abolition
mGioritY. Va were not in tbs Hal,
Of Representation when the d.sous-
sion took p'aca, but we're informed by
members OF the House who were
present and heard ii, tha. Nj. De
LANo's "lec:ure" auonutad to a threat
OF expulsion, and nothing else. a
little reflection has doubtless made
the "Gentleman from Knox" anxious
70 appear in g different light froia
that in which he waa regarded in tins
recent debate; and We give him tht
bersft Of tue Journals denial, whict
is evidently "ty authority" III
should, however, be Care.u. hereafter,
when speaking, both in his manner
and in bis rhetoric, that he may no
again seem to be threatening the
minority with the vengeance Of thu
majority. when be doesn't mean il
lf'the Democratic members are to
be expelled for the exercise Of their
Constitutional and Parliamentary
Rights, the sooner the work .s began
the batter. .-.So.ssmGoi
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11
Restoration OF the Un,cn.

Considerable Of discussion "a nov
going on is the republican Press 10
regard to tha reconstruction Of the .
nion. Yet we bear OF no propositions
Of peace, from our authorities fo war.
rant the impression .tor a moment,
that peace ia possibly near, in point
Of time, Our impression ia that under
the continued Abolition disnnnion
policy of tho administration we can.
not have peace unless we except with
it disunion. VIII our people accept
disnnionl We thiak not. Let US look
over the fsid for the past three years
and see the results. True Mcclellan
was within a few miles Of Richmond,
and Lee was 10 turn within a few
miles Of the Capitol Of Pennsylvania,
aud at all times haa kept within q
few miles Of the Capitol ofthe nation
Ture Gran. is now in possession Of
Chattanooga, and it is jus! as true that
,be booming Of Bssggs CANON was
heard at orr own Queen city. Min
tar I;s@s.sras change, in view Of
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11

this fact. Who can tell bat the result
Of the mex. great baltic IL the spring,
viii open up Pennsylvania and other
States east to Lee, or that Johnson
may not have entiro controlI of Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and perhaps
some Of the border S.ates on the Ohio
river. No nan can answer: Peace
and Peace alono will mark our boan
dary lines as q nation.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11
NEWS lTEns-CLI2P7Has.

February I3t quito urnber o!
the Seventeenth Massachusetts Rs2 :,
inc.uiing q Lieutenant C2,29cl, hays.
been mR3o pnscut;s By the Con
.tdera;e5.
We ha7o this ncroiag highly ia-
pJgtant and s.a...iny ;n.e'''renc, from.
NeWbgrn. Nogsa Cat,lla, IN Genera
Bei;ar's Dsgsrtnou;. The ely,ar. a.
80 ~: U@r..rr a'..4 It. I;,1 pick
| Ell Isocp5, ntI5 m es3,G'l 90 'heI
ontpostl oi Cur armE sIcrrra'iuEI
NcwbeEn and capturing % III h'tr-I
aud men, wti!e c;agr .rlops, 40 iuI
| 81, ss ;Ho B,paAhgn5s, w3rs conylat.
ely surrounded hY ina enemY. who.
wsr9 10 vslIT superior pumter7. Z
force OF Federal cavalry wgc: 70 !h.i:
relief, ut we're EePlisal IL sight d,
Fori FAdeR.
Tie troois n ard nrunp1 Nv
1ara sere laying gu !be:s e,us.
awaiting ~ attack. Tho coa ~ hays
suceeajed IN capiuFin2 s0t destroy,
ing tie gano52t unte;N5i:.., a.j
taken prisoners her ,fiel-a aDl crew.
10, the q tho eae@y vyrg receiving
!a7Ge feinioTcemrc's, md w5lg myv-
ibg pn PiytnonlA and. Washington
Oa tuesday oyenin5 N,wpoW wa9 ~
tps5Cas.on Of the eo7m7, which Cats
of orr commgHcH;iln v!.h Beaufort,
aad giYos tie eueng laa co.2ulgi uI
The ay rroeVhe4 10 E9H born, ai.aoagN
il is e!0.ed that NewbgrH can asand
q long 5iggo. Frr!her nsEs ,rvn ,ba;
qnsrtgr vii. 81 logkol for wi.A con
siderable anxiety,
ItiJ believed by ,ha artaor;,.eo at
Washington that L.ng,tiogi Ia Loiug
heavily reinforced, an il determined
upon assuming immaiiatg oGSA5iYg
operations.
| Hai.uck will :osigniiGran 10 .uaie
a Lieutenant General. lbe bill max
ing this promotion will DO reported
OIL To- MORROW.
| Il is stated that tia Confederate
iUroe lu aud around NJ obiie at present
will not exceed 5000 men, all othara
bsVing 5eeu Sent to Atlanta 10 anti
cIpa!IoD Of an attack upon that point.
The same authority reports thatLieut.
pant General Polk IL ut Meridian,
Miss, With nn army Of 20, 900 man,
which comprises the bulk OF tbs Cou.
tederaLe iUrcsa in Mississippi.
The guerilla bands are committing
terrible depredations i'll tho vicinity
OF Memphis, while tho rob5eries IN
tho town are very numerous.
The War Department. has received
advicos lrom KnOxG,ilu lha. our for
ces there sre in q criliell condition.
Communication with GcnsraIPark.
at Cumberland Gap, has bsen cut off
ont General Park expresses contid
enee !Lst he can bold lbe Gap for
m0lths.
The battle at Taxa we'll, on Sunday,
vas a very savere engagement, and
10 ted several hours. General Wilcox
was painfully wounded. The Feder.
RIs were repu.sed, but they foil back
to good position, since which time
they have not been molested. W.
took 1913 prisoners and 8 guns
SkIrmishiug ia continually going or
J along tue entire line but the enemy
who were in hourly expectation u
EainForcemens from Johnston, has
not made an adganS IN force upcr
, our collmns. GeiSal Foster. wh,
ia lc directconmunicalioD withGraut
, expresses Mmsali ta!iy able to carr,
! out Crafts orders. important On;
exciting Intelligence from kuoxvi.l
may como at any uomept.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11
0s scatps Oath ~ Allegiance js
tse EIoESo,

n Tia Oaio norsa Of R,pressn,a-
Ii7a', oa WeJacs1ay. JanUayy 21ih,
the msj jyrity Of tao judiciary cum-
mi;llo reported back Dr. SOoTr's bill,
" Prescribing Oh additional oath OF
iicy to 10 administered TO porsono
r.e:.si Or appointed TO Oiiao under
iAs Constitution and lava OF Ohio
AMI recommended itS passage. The
oath pTeScr bsd by il Ia ss I5llows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.
wednesday. Mnrch So. 1884.

Rocks or DEMocaArIo SrATs CSHTRAL
CoXNITrRE,
CoruMrus, Ono. February 8, lho4.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11
SUGAR
Female
For the Rtmors! of 0bstrIe.ions. and the
y. Insnranes of Regularity IL tie fe- r.
currea1s Of TIC MonthIy Periods.

For the Rtmors! of 0bsirue.icns. and the
y. Insnrdnes Of Regularity - the Re
h curreats Of tho Monthly Periods.
They cure re obviste ihoEs numsrous diseases
that spring from lrregularity, BY removing ths
itregulsrity itself.
They oufo Suppressed, ExcOEsivo and Psln-
ful Menstruatiou.
They cnre Green Sickness (Ohlprosis).
They cure Eorvoua ard Spinal Affections,
pains IA tho back, and lower parts Of tho body,
ieaviness, Fatigue on slight excrtion, Paipita-
ticn Of the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits, uy ysierio,
Sick Headache, Giddiness, etc, etc, In word
by removing the lrregularity, they remove the
cause and with 1t ALL tho effects that spring
from it.
Composed Of simple vegetable eztrsct, THY
contain nothing deleterious to any copstiiuti
however delicate, their function being 70 sub
5titute strength for weakness, which when pro
perly usod, they never failed to do.
They may be safely used at any age, and At.
any period, EXCEPT DURING THE TIEsr TH2Bs
MONTHS, during which the unfislipg natnre Of
their action would infslibly PasSEfr pEegn-
ancy.
All lettsr seeking information or advice VIII
be promptly, freely and disorestly snswofed.
Full directions accompany each eox.
Prica 81 per boz, or six boxes for %.
Sent By NAL, free Of postage, on Tscsipt ef
price. ..ti
Sold by al respectable Druggists. ~. r. &
DR.. W. u. MERWiH Co. q.
.oIz rpcvnEzrqRT, q
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11
iEor tho Dam1,rat.l
To the Ps0p,e-vOIOe Of ssrIptu ro

AS nAFo "o' o'en IN Tue haoit OF
addressing the paop'e either by speech
Ut writing on tbo subject of slavery,
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curse" Some pfoeislma It, when
rlen protesting to be Christians, so
assert feel ashamsd Of thoir iguo
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you 70 inIori, - t,on, rnr 'e = ,'noaosSioU. %
Tbey shall ho vo~r bn,d,r'op corsvsr ;,
Thia ia srm,;S,t - n,,aIl;at ,ho es.,
IoF slaverr IN n,c;ont t;,ra, s,o,s,
forever o} ,hat hnt tbooo mhn nil -
Insrsnc tho oni;sct e, r,Isr nav oau "onor,,
IIsiah "a .boMtor ona vsrso TbSss
rvern ,,o ,nInooimor,a ~ a., mn
,,or ,,,a | ron;ah Ji."on.o,,,, y, ~ ~ ~
SNl VIC OS"'O' S'"tS"s"'A'"' |'' "0
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11

the series oithe majority. Mr.. Dro.
Sci demaned q division Of the ques.
ton.
The resoluicns wero then adopted
tho Democrats voting tor the lat
ana I'd, aud against The 81. a few
OF them WIN bad not beard them
READ, did Rotv2lo. DR.. C!ds asked
PERMISSION to use2crd bis vote, bnt il
was refused. Mr.. BRAKEMAN moved
that tho Clerk eater on the Journal,
that The memts,s who had not voled,
refused 10 vote" Some active
diminishing toSk place between mem
bers on this mtiiOn, which vas ha'
ally VotaI down.
A resolution, instructing the Judi.
ciary committee to report upon the
expadiency OF aboIishiAg the Superior
CoUr.s o. Praukin and Montgomery
tlaa,ies, WAS aacpted. Mr. Fielding
ln:-.5Hl1ln a resolution 10 have the
pr1Co,i.ag' q; the Legislature pub
!.shai in Tie Columbus AMI C.uc.u-
n,.i ?apcrs st ttr c9nprusa:iou
Laid oyes. 4 resolution JirectDg
the S,stl P,jut.s 10 e,'u, tha i.ws
as they srJ passed 10 forms c: elS'oeu
pag)s, WA adopted.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11
FARM FOR SALE

GEERoKEE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11

sEy- rue CONSTITUTION AZ III
THE UNION AZ II TAs, Tx r NEGRO
WHERE HE IS. and the Enforcement
of the LAWS against al! Odiccrs who
have usurpsd Authority, as wen ss thg
People who Commit Eeeachcs ot tha
Law.
& n. PETTcHGILL & CO.. Adyer:i.sn
Ss Agonts, NO.. 81 Park Row, Nov York s.
estate Street, Boston are our Agsn:s aud 5rO
s,Ehor.zsd 70 take Adyer;issmsats and Sub
eriptlons for us OF cur Lowest Rstee.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11

IA THE H)usG. February 1s;, the
81, 20 Ejy- Probate C1urt cgo20r-
:aat iIsjs.,ct:Ua with Common Pleas
N."c's, in tho petition Of e3tatai,
wa Indefinitely postponed. The
,anj]r.N oi the committee 90 Military
Aii4ifs al,irtd .Jr Adoption ,As follow
.u8 6u5s.iR!e iUr resolution. prcvi-
oIs.y referred 20 thea: