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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02

An ECCENTRIC HEN-In a stable on
the farm of Mr. Gerald of Fayette coun-
ty, Pa, are three little pigs, probably six
weeks old. One, which we call Il = tit
man." generally takes a middle berth
when turned in for SnOozc As soon "a
the mother was removed from the PIGS an
old white hen took up her quarters with
them. and seemed determined to make
them comfortable, manitesting in all re-
SpectS the same care and attachment that
hen does to her brood, clucking and
calling them when finding a good morsel ::
and to carry out fully her motherly care.
she broods them as she would over chick
ems She does this by getting astride of
the little one. which lies in the middle.
and extending her wings so aS to cover
those ON either side. No amount of force
or moral-suasion will induce her for one
moment to leave her adopted family, but
if the pigs are interfered with in any way.
she is ready to fight their battles as though
they belonged to the teathered tribe
Pretty we'll for Mrs. Bddy.-Amri;cm,
AWrcultmiH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02
4 Yorkshire Pie.

First of all receptacle is built of the
shape and size of a good large cheese box,
composed of Scalt crust " (that is, made
with boiling water) about an inch thick ::
put no butter in the crust, but in its place
fresh beef suet, chopped as fine as posi-
bic, so that. when we'll kneaded together.
the walls OF the receptacle stand firm and
erect. Now for the inside Take a fine
mellow ham ia Yorkshire one, if YOU can
gel II; II not. sugar-curcd Nirginian). Il
fine turkey. a goose. a couple of chickens.
couple OF ducks, couple of rabbits, a
hare. {" brace of pheasants. few slices of
'enl"on, half a dozen partridgeS, half a
dozen pigeons, dozen quail or woodcock.
Two or three pounds of sausage meat.
some sweet herbs and seasoning; and
having deprived the foregoing of all their
bones. proceed to stow them away in law
CTS III your crust receptacle. Just as tieht
US ever you can get them until it is br;;m
iull, and solid; then take a QUANTITY
OF strong but unSweetened warm calves
loot Jelly, and pour it in until all the in
'erSnceS are filled up: then put top
crust OF the same thickness as the other
on place the pie on piece of sheet iron
IN qmck cool oven. and LEI it slowly
paAe Tor three or four hours take it out
very gently and let it stand until next
way anu then when You cut ii YOU will
''i'd It come out quite solid, like piece
OF variesated marble, tasting of everything
IN general, but nothing in part;cuIar
dish that would raise an annette !,
meath the ribs Of death" 1t will ho
bonnie pie, too: but there is no fear Of IT,
spelling, for it will keep a couple of
months, if needful, Or you can manage
anyhow TO keep it, Don't talk any more
"f boned turkey with trufles, or nate de
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02
~ ATE % F We mon
A Enla1nDs,

Nt-t.tgSN
In Probate Court held al The probate oio- 4. :, ;,
bury the slst day OF Nov, A. ID. ls64- ''.>-
Oliver Morse, guardian OF Sarah p 6llS,a ,..-.
makes application 10 said o0urt iOr license te,--'
lowing DESERVED real estate OF his said ward ~
Tie house and lot in The VI lase OF ST. JuhIsiur. -N
owned and occupied by Lucy 6ilsoa late 81 J,a,..
deceased representing thai The sale Thereof ir H.
pose OF putt Ing the proceeds Of such sale iltrr
vesiing The same Ia stocks or real estate, would
icialf ito said ward
whereupon. II is ordered by said court. thar "a .
cation he reieIIed 10 session thereof 10 b+ held u
probate uio said 81. JOhnsburg. on the lcr. tr
December a ID. lse4. Tor hearing and decision r.-.
and II further ordered. thai all persons her,>-.
notified hereof. by publication 81 notice 81 said a.. 81
lion and order thereon. three weeks sue oe>slgvy IL H.
CALIFORNIAN. printed ST. JOhnsbury befsr- said -
hearing, that they may appear al said time AID 81.
and Il they see cause, object thereto.
By the cOuri,
e61S Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH. Jue.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION,

Whereas the PassumpSic Bank, a banking cor
poration duly incorporated by the Legislature Of
the State of Vermont, located and doing business
at st JOhnsbury in the county of Caledonia has
made application to me requesting me to Issue
proclamation designating some day for the ter
mination of the existence of said corporation:
And whereas. il has been made TO appear TO me
that two thirds of the legal votes of the stockhod
ers of said corporation given in favor of said
application
Now. therefore, |, John Gregory Smith. Cover
nor of the State of Vermont, in conformity with
said application and the provisions of sections
eighty-six and eighty Of Chapter eightyninc
issue nv proclamation and declare that on the
Fifteenth Q5th) day of February, 1860, the said
corporation of the Passumpsic Bank shall cease
TO exist fully and with the effect as If its
charter expired by the limitation therein.
Of this. creditors of said PassumpSic Bank and
all others concerned will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
In witness whereof have hcreurto
y. :. signed my name and caused the seal
49, Of the State to be hereunt0 affixed
in Executive Chamber at ST Adams, this fifth
dav of August in the year of our Lord one thOus-
and eight hundred and sixtv-fOur and of the In
dependence Of the United States the eighty ninth.
J. GREGORY SMITH.
By the Governor
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Sec. OF Civil and Military Affairs.
A true copy of record-Attest
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
l2tf See. of Civil and Military Affa rS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02

FENO THE LADIES The celebrated DR. L. Dix partic-
Ulary invites ladies' who need IA medical SllrgCa
Il adviser. To caIlat his rooms No q Eniicoit Street
Boston Mass. which they will find arranged their
special accommodation.
d.. Din having devoted twenty this par
tiCudT branch ~ the all diseases peculiar
females, il i conceded by all bJth In This country
and in Europe that he tXCeS all other known practitioner,
i'll the Sa speedy and eieCuaI treatmen. OF all female
complaints.
HIS medicines prepared with the express purpose
removing all diseases. such debility weakness
UrLl uppTr>In>. nlacemeutS u the womb. also. all
discharges which flow u morbid blood
The Doctor fully prepared To in hi, peculiar
>yIe both medically and SurgiCay. all diseases the
male sex, ami they respectfully invited To call
NO.2i EndicOtt Street, Boston.
All letters requiring advice must contain one dollar TO
ensure answer.
Boston, Jan. |. l>64.-ly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02

Paul Dumas, Co. l.. lst VT Cavalry.
formerly of Montpelier, was killed in a
fight on the 10th.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02

BOARD OF EDUCATION. The governor
renomlnated the old board of education TO
the Senate, and it is reported that the body
with but one dissenting vote rejected
the nomination of Hon. L. p. Redfed ::
whereupon Hon. Merritt Clark was nomi-
mated and confirmed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02
ORDER Of NOTICE OF SETTLEMEAl
SEAIOR RrEI-S ESTATE

At the probate held ST J0hnslury. ia SAD -
tricf. on the 18th day OF Nov. A ID 1864
whereas, kphraim W Carpenter administrator u. III,
estate OF Shalor buel late Ui Lyndon. said i>r-
deceased proposes 10 render account OF his admr
ton and 10 present ms account againsi estate
animation and allowance iOr the purpose 81 maxim ~
Iiion and distribution 0f the residue said estate m -
decree OF said court among the persons who ar Z.
law entitled 10 the same
Ii therefore ordered 10y said court that the sam
under consideration and lie heard Al IL, >
bate Once IN 81 Johnshury the 26th day Oi Nsy a
1854 Audit Is further ordered Thai al persons fnrtT
ed tie nolified hereof 10y publication 81 COPY 4, IT,
record OF this order In the Caedonian printed II =
Johnsbury, three weeks successfully previous T.
time Of hearing, that they may appear ana confess IT,
allowance Of said account II they cause aud as
heard by said court in the matte partition ac .
tTilutiOn OF said estate
By the court,
Attest, ASA L. FRENCE, Juas,
A true copy OF Record,
e6@ Attest ASA L. FRENCH Jus,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02
legal Adrrrtisfmrnts.
NrATE OF VERMONT

~ Caledonia Distriyi. $
In probate court. held 81 Juhs,slnry xlrli,, -,
said district on the 10th day OF Nov. A u. Iva ~ '
Jonathan u. StoddaTd, execuitT.0i the l.er ,..
ameii Of Peter bodeTte late Of Waterford IN
deceased. makes application Ia said Cuurl f,r ~,
sell the real estate ol saia deceased. representing l
OF q part of said real estate l. lecesSaryr lie
ment the debts and legaces ii said deuea, q ~ "a
charges OF administration and that pari 81 "a ne
tate cannot hc sold without injury 10 Those fr,, -
the remainder thereof w -
NheTeuln. L Is ordered. by said oouri thar ,,t8 a.
Cation he referred 10 the lufh day ~ n...,-. -
l,ei Al the Probate ofioe in 81 JohrSbury iar
and decision thereon and II Is further uraernf - "a
persuns interested he notified hereof By pugiasT d
notice OF this application and order thereon ~ %
successfully in The CAiedunian printed - J
before said time OF hearing. that they appear n,
time and place. and, II they cause Object rh,-- Az
By the COuri-Atiesf
ASA 4. FRENCH D.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02
Il EN- n ED VS.
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

The attention OF the public called TO this most excellent
all niments, perfect and speedy cure for all the
aches and 'ains that flesh i heir to-
Rheumatism
Is caused by stagnatIon of the fluids arising from check
ed perspiratio-is cured 10y few bottles vi kennedys
Rheumatic Liniment.
SpraIns
Are caused lon and sudden action OF
the mu>cles-iS cured 10y bottles OF Kennedys Rheu
matte Liniment-equally good for man ami beast.
Neuralgia,
The king of all pain i caused hy Inflammation Of the
nerveS-is instantly cured BY lew applications OF hene-
dy's Rheumatic Linimeni.
Pleurisy
Is all inflammation of the lining the ribSiS cured by
few bottles OF kenedy's Rheumatic Liniment-
Bruises
Are caused by sudden pressure the flesh and smashing
the iiSsues-u instantly relieved 10y kenueys Rheu-
matte Liniment
Cramp
|. contraction Of the sCe> caused hy sudden stop
page oI the nerves uii which prevents animal lie has
in. Tree flows cured by lev applications Oi KENNEDY
Rheumatic Linmeut.
Bilious Collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and 10 westake
a tca>pUUniu OF kcuucivs Rheumatic lnimel In warm
water every hall hour until cured
Sore Throat and Ioarsenes
Are caused by an unnatural drys the glai dS-wet
piece flannel with henneiv'> Rheumatic -ininenI,
apply IL going bed, and YOU Will be We'll In The morn
lng.
Headache and ThrObbinS of the Temp
caused by pressure from n>eISihe per>pratiuu-i.
cured by lew applications Of hennedyS Rheumatic Lin
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02

by UT. L. DIX II ldilinc To in less time than any
other ply slca more eiteCtualIy and permanently. with
RESTRAINT T"n occupation OF fear Of exposure TO al!
weather, win safe and pie Isant nedcines
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-02

WHO says that Casinos Spring Mat
w tress is the best bed. the most comfortable
bed. and the least work of any bed to MAKE up
All who see them. and their number is increas
ing fast.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26
LIE COURIER DEs oPELoUsAs
Pa6liS le Samedi par Joel Fl. Sandoz.


w la fuctuation continnele dn papier-mon-
naie, dater du Ter Noyembre 1864, nous adop-
tons nos conditions de 1860: L.abonnement sera
de TRoIs piastres par an payables davance, GU
oUATRE piastres la fin de fannGe. Aucun 4
bonnement ne sera arrete asant queles arrerages
ne soient payes, a moins que fedteur ne le jnge
convenable; ct les abonnes qui desireront suspen-
Ore devront en- donner avis par ecrit au moins Is
jours avant le terme de leur Announcements.
Les avis seront inser6s 4 raisen de cinq eenss
Ia ligne pour chaque publication; ct tout avis,
moins quill n en- soft autrement ordonne, sera pu.
bile en- francais ct en- angais iusqu ce qn,n soft
retire au jusqu'a ce que l'editeur juge i propos
den suspendre la publication. q M
Les annonces de candidatse paierons dix pias-
tres, ct davance. @sf.s "a s5.4t5
Les billets confsdGres ct antre papier.monnaie
seront acceptss scion leur valeur intrinssque al
moment du paiement.s ST g gsi;
Jusqu'a nouyel erdre. les avis du Gourerue-
nient general ct de FE.atse paietont iraison do
cingpante cents 4 iisnss pasb,es I'd hillsts Gem
fEdsres ou de i'Etat
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26

Mule part autant que chez les Yankees. les
droits ct les sentiments dc homme blanc so,t
meprises ct odieusement o,lsrages. Grant ia
traine ayec rremeditation a pabattoir Cest "a
sa maniere deiever la niveau du nerr.. LIE
gouvernement de Washington ma pas M mot de
censure pour la prodigalite avec laquee on
verse lie sang d;a poor raite trash Cete nisera-
DIE ciasse he sert 4 Lincoln, Greeley ct Grant
que de jetons a n'arquer lenr jeu fautssSax ct
meurtrier. Lespausres blalcs spnt bons at.9ter
par ordre, a cseuser les fosses ct empiir les
tonbes larmee. Les Yankees ne leur deman2
dent pas antre chose.--Lichmsond Enquirer.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26

Les Yankees AMI sens les Plus mercenaires d,entre
les creatures de Deu. 81 nutre Sauveur await
appara au milieu d'eux au lieu de Sc lnontrer
parni les Juts, cest trois jours e: non rois ans
quil eut vecn, Un Judas yankee l'aurait veudu
en- ben molns de temps Tputefois lie Yankee est
encore plus attache a sa vie qll son intefet,
quand Ia nation unversei.c' verra qu ellie n a
que Ia morc'a gagner en- vehant lei. ellie trouvera
4ue ie 700 ne paye pas ct ellie y renoncefa. La
route la plus slre pour arriver i la pax est dams
10 sang des Yankees Plus mons en- tuerous. plus
nous nous rapprocherons de la paix. Aussi
asons-nons fait dc grands progras dams cetlp
campagne. Les Yankees ont etc terriblemens
massaeres, lei ct partout ailleurs.
a+-A % asaa Richmond Dispatch.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26

ELe prosanon Congress des Etats Uuis
aura une majorite eerasante de Republi.
Gains noirs 81 les Etats qui ont encore a
elire des representants maiutiennent leurs
delegations telles qu'elles sout, il y aura
plus de Republicans quill men faudra pour
donner une majorite des deux tiers ice qui
est necessaire pour un amendement a la
Constitution
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26

Cn plafrtenr de Ia Rasse- Louisiana atlressc al
Times de In Nile Orleans, une lettre don't vote
qnefques passages:
LorsqHH fnt question dintroJnre lei lie svs
terne du travail Fibre, ie fms Inii DIES me,lhrps d
comite qui vista !e general Banks pour con,af
tire ses vnes snr !e plan propose Nuas il.rnes
avec iul une iongfle conversation ct n0,s hi ex.
posames llbTfmrht no re inaliiefe DE vuir sur Ia
nature dn negre ct sur les Consequences oui re.
suiteraient probab'emeltt pour i. hegre 3si-nsn,e
De ladoption des .aaesdu general, Fl a,.ssi pour
Ia prosperl'e agrcoie de la Rasse- -Lousiane. II
nous repondit que c'etat Ii, un moblsrne non
veau; one iexperiencs acauise par nous sous
Pancien regime elalt sans yale,lr i. ,etait sus-
cepflbie d'ancnns application l'etat actuel des
chooses; On au lien dt' Ia dmEution dts proiuit;
agrIcoles que noRs preas:ons, nous en- velrions
au contfaire faagIlieufafiun. ct - au bout d,,
deux ans ces produits sefarnt quadrnpIes.
Ce laps de temps 5 e>t 6coule ct a douue rason
a notre experience Par exemp!e la par;ss.,
dams laqnee je reside pfodusait avant la ellprft.
20,0UU boucaiiis de sncre, ct Observation-Disclosures
q en- produha gnere que 300 eetle a,altee Tau-
te Ia lace Gu pays est changss; OH ne veit pas
ane came sur Ia piapart des graudss plantations.
ct tout ee quill en- rtste ne snfii4ait pas pour
Planter ie quart de iespace cutlsacle j,ds cette
culture.
On ne pcat cempter dams ectte parti, de IE,at
sur une reroite ftct,:ruse de cotuu; lexpe iauet
&c cette artee n rst qu'tne repetition drs expa-
Fences passes. Jagpreuds qaHn ordre el,,a.
nant On aepartemrht du ;resor augmrnte consj-
Gerablenient lie saiaife pour Ianaea pruciaii,e. 4
moins qnun urtite ultericur lioigalliss I'm ira
vail obEgatcire, vess pouvez co,Ioter sur TN
enorme contingent potf votTe mason d.. force
ear I'lieonGnt' cofii,sit Ia ,iainte du le,e ne Sc
fera lti meEle Gn eaeave pour nouFiif les negres
employees d sen service. Tn salaige elrse ne
Tendra pas le nesre Ialnrieuy; il ape,l de- besons
ct null soutiS lie lavenif VOLTA mon avis: due
dautres plailtcurs donnent Ii t,ir It j. sus sin
que Ia cllaIibss dn eoinr,fep, don't les a,enbres
he bIig'it nj pas les gr;ilsas el.pIs. entt1a me
opinlon Jaste ct ralionneile sur les Ii erites du
travail libre
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26

Cest un fat notoire que Grant, jusqu'a ces
dernlers temps, distribusit a ses trpupes des "a,
TONS de whisky, ct que souvent il les Il ,mencees
au g combat SOUS l'inspiration de ce Dutch courage
Sc fiaht peu lenr valeur nafErelie Nous apire
mons gull change de systeo.e ct quill a prhi
De t. Introduction daus ses lignes de toute bois
son son splrltuedse ct e.livrante. Probabemel.t
Grant pense qu'avee faide de Butler il poura
noire assez pour toIte lafmee, ct DE-. Ia Piuterdic
ton du whisky aux officers e. soldats.
Richmond Dispatch.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26

3 aa-
Vallariiglam, dams le lisc5urs Gull :
prononee . Sydney Ohio. lie "a septetn.
bre, ssexpFlme en- ces terlnes sur la euerre
americaine::.
Les sang'antes bataiiles liyrees SCR la
petite peltii,salie greeqae dans les trsnte
ans de Ia guerre da peioponese, les luste.
de Marius ct de sylla, dc poanpee es de
Cesar. Ia guerrel dc treflte aus en- 4 Allema-
gne. la guerre ddss Roses, la g,,erre da,.
Parlementaires eontre Charles Ter, tout
ce'a nest risa ea comparison de cette
grande gaerre cisiIt.. Ce Il 'ess pas fante
d'hom,aes qa'elle echope, car il en- iele
enr6le gu rectlite aai.1 millions Ce n est
pas faufc d'argent Gu de &c auii en- tient
lieu, car Len e.t sorti ds treser par CEN
taines de Dalioas Pourqaoi a.t.elle
echoue9 D'ahofl pssee que ia nature des
chooses voulait 81, elle echouat, parce que.
depuis le coaltneneenentda monde iusliu' d
nous, jamais on ne itseon9nerir ONE mil
lions honnies eonbattsnt sar fenr propie
sol, autour de feurs toyers, pour cs "a d
tort ou a raison lis cons;aerent CONNIE
leurs droits o'est &c que dlsait Douglas
le ! 5 mars 1861. Csest ce qa'osit dit tous
les historiens depnis ceux DIS Saintas Ecri-
lures est ce que to,.s ont repete de-
puis Tacite et Ihucydiae jasqa3a Motley
ct Macauiay La Hoilands, nivins peuplee
que Isistat de fOhio, 1noins waste, iutta
pendant, ,Gnatfe-t ingt trois ans coatre is.
pagne, .alors Ia nation h Plus paissante du
Cube. as .pares sotstinrens ID lutte pen
liant saat tongues et ssnglanse ses# #anuees, ct
iaalenent cona,sirsnt iear independence.
/ n's avais ct Il u y q encore gu un rneyell
le conq1teir le Sud, c,sst d erleFer le
'eur da peuple aa gouserneinens coufe.
len i ae
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26
BUTLER LIE BESTIAI-

Eoici comment NJ. Hanna, de iIndianna, s'es,
exprEme recemment sur Get indivi,lu, une as
sen'hlce pour RATHER la pateiorme d.. Chicago:
"Qntis eiaient les paftisans de Lincoln? LIE
plus prominent d'eltr'eux est Butler,-moitie
demon, un quart bestial, ct n,oins DUN quart hu-
main. Cree par lie prince de l'enter. eqnarri d un
Yer poarri du crime, ct iete an hasard dams la ci
si!lsation un miserable cancre deforme I!a etc
:aace avant son temps ct a moitie f;it, dams CT
noide respirant, ct est 81 horrible yoir que les
cilens aboeut ct hurlent sur son passage'i
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26

Une depeche du Herald dc New York
de l'arnse dc Sheridan, dit.que oe General
await reeu avis que les Confederes Sc pro
posaieut de reprendre immediatement lof.
fensiye. ..*-
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26

A FIs.-Le soussigne, yant 6ts detaille par
IA lie Gourernenr Allen pour mon.er es repa.
ref les eardes cotton pour Ia Paroisse St-Larldry,
(partieulierement celles don't le manche est 81
NAL pose,) annonee respeetueusement ceux ane
celia concerne gull est aujourd hui pret reroplir
ce devoir, aux prix les plus noderes. a Opelousas
LOUIS WAITER.
opelorsas. % Octobre, 1864. 2I-tf
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26

, lie commodore confedere Buchanan, oui
! >Nmandait lie Tennessee dams l'afrdire de
Is sP'ss de Mobile est en- p,eine couvales-
cenceusr,>eut marchcr appay6 sur des be-
4a!!'es'ef A.:paissance Lonisianaise.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26
QUARTERS aENERAUx
Consmanaant dn Poste ct Bureau d 'Enrolemen

COMMENCEMENT aN FoSfe et Bureau d 'EnrOIeme7lt
Opelousas Is Novembre 1864.
i 'EAFRAIF suiyant dune lettre recue du
AA Colonel j. IT. Galleher, A. x. General du
Lieut. Gen. Buefsner, est reproduit pour l'infor-
nation des planteurs detailles, sayoir:
"Capitaine. Neie
Notre menaoife de reeus pour viande recue
des pianteurs detailles, sera admis par le Major
Mason. chef Coinnssaire, ct les producteurs Sc
ront dament credites par ini y IS 4
JKO. NJ. TAYLOR,
Commandant dD Poste ct O 06fiieier Enroseur de la
2otfl Paroisse St. Landry.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26

On eorit de New York que des arrange.
ments pour l'echange de 10000 prisonniers
yankees ont etc completes ct seront execu.
tes dams quelques jours.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26

Lecede. .-Ilier mat,n, % Novrmble, sur sol,
habitation, en cette Psroisse, dams la 7se aimee
dc son aye, ls Cap;taiie ELIAkiM LTTTELL
Sfs a'nis ct commissioners, ainsi que ce!les de
sa tanli, sont prizes dassister ia eeremonie ftl.
nsbre qni aura lieu auioard hui (sanedit a 10
lleures du matin.
DE Ia PART DE La FANILLE.
Opelousas. Samedi q Nov. 1864
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26
oPEL Q Us AS:
sAsIEDI MATIN &c NoVEMBRE 1864.

erCeux qui ont des iettres d envoyer en-
vIIginie pQurront les remcttre (d'ici au Ter De
eebbrey soft chez NJ. Posey, a Opelousas, on
bb ,bss NJ Millspaugh,a a Washington. lie Lieut..
" b. Cooke. du Be- Regiment de la Louisiana Sc
.barcera de les faire parvenir n Ha 7aa
The Opelousas courier., 1864-11-26
0RD0n AnGG
Pour a1ueader rA.ticle 17o de Ia Loi IL
de Ia Vile d'Opeiousas.

Pour aIaeader fA.tiele 17o dc Ia Loi la
de Ia Vile d'opeiousas.
A RIictE l Nsst ordoane par se Burcas d.
"a Police dc la FiUc d Optlousas: Oae rar,;.
Gle ls0 de Ia Lai l3 dc Ia Vile d d'Opeousas sol.
amende de- 1r,atii6re a lire CONNIE suit:
Iont liabitant libre ct blanc qni aura attein:
age ee seizt ans ct qui sera au desso,s de sol
xante rinq ans, ct qn aura demenre dams la Vile
op"leuss's drpnis vingt-quatfe herfes. SCI a te-
nj. de fare paronllle dams les limitrs de laditt
vile, les ministries de l'Evangile exceptes.
Article IL. II est de plus ordonne. que toutes
'es ofd1Hiahces lneompaibies avee la presente
sont ct damenrent rappelees.
Article III II est de Plus ordonne. One la
presrhte Crdennance aura force de loi a dster de
sa premiere pnblieaton
Ofdonne lie 20 Octobre 1864.
/. A. KING, President.
Jos. D RtcHARp. Greflier f23-5t