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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-22

INDIAN VIsIToRs.-The following ch iefs,
braves and interpreters Of the Chippewa tribe Of
atoppine Al The United stateS Hotel TReso CHIEF.
are on visit to their Great Father in relation to
atrsAty now pending for their lands; A. @. morrill,,
DR.. @. =. Townsend, ChAh. Ruffee, ChAa Il. Garden,
A. r. Kiefer, A. Warren, Chippewa Agency, Min
nesotai Geo. Bunga, Leach Lake. J. G. Morrison,
Crow Wing, T. A. Warren, Chippewa Agency
Fallsj ChAs. Bottman, PemblnA; Clement Beam
lien, Fairbanks,F F. Roy, Crow Wing, Interpreters.
Day, chiefs-Mons-o-mo, Ais-se-ne-wud, Nah
gaun. n.e-gwon-Aibi head men-Quewe-Gance-ish,
Te.bish.bin-ais, Maw-yAw-ge-yAush, Ay-shAy-we.
oiok, Que-we-SanB, F-enge-e-gwon-Alb, WAubAine-
ne-qusy-aush, BwAn Anoej head wArrior-MAy-
zhuok-e yAush, all OF Red Lake. Head ohief-Mis-
eo-muh-QuAh; head men-Te-bish- Ro-Re Zhiok,
KAy-gAwn-oAh- Ruh-mig. .ish-Kung, sAy-sAy-guh-
auh-mig g.ish Rung, of Pembina, DAcotAh. Mis-
quah.dAce, OF sandy Lake. KHh-gun-nuh-woub,
OF Crow Wing.
The chiefs propose visiting the fair at the Patent
Office this evening
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-22

SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAT.-Capt. Dolan's
detectives had the following parties up before
Justice Ferguson this morning, on the charge Of
selling liquor on Sunday John Reiny, sixth, be-
They were found guilty and fined s26 each By the
magistrate.
A. J. Ames, proprietor Of the Msunt Vernon
QAte Delevan) House, was nned St6 for selling
liquor sunday, and also for selling to soldiers.
A. J. Ames, keeper Of a saloon on Seventh street,
sunday.
Mrs Josephine shobert, corner OF Maryland ave-
nue. and Ninth street, was hned $50 for selling
liquor without license,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-22

NEW YORK, March 2l.-John W. Hunter
assistant auditor at the New York Custom
House, is under arrest for alleged frauds.
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WASHINGTON, d. O.

TuEsDAYm,a,,,,,,,,a,,,,,aaMARoH as, 1851.
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Visit TO the Navy Yard by Speaker
COIfaI,

Speaker COlfax visited the navy yard this
morning, and was welcomed by the firing of a
salute of II guns. The highest admiration
was expressed by the Speaker at the excellent
management of the yard.
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n-see frat and fourth pages for interest,"
ing reading matter.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-22

EDWIN FoRREsT.-Edwin Forrest appears
this evening at Fords theatre in his favorite part
OF Hamlet. He draws immense audiences, made
up OF the most intelligent patrons OF the drama In
Washington. Parties can secure seats In advance
for Mr. Forests nights, and II will be found neces
Bary to look out beforehand for accommodations
In order to witness his admirable acting.
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GOVERNMENT PRopKRTY SRIZED.-A large
lot OF seoopd-hAnd Government property was yes
terdAy seized by Captain Dolans detectives, At the
store Of RoHseku 4 Lseser, on street, near New
Jersey avenue. The property wa, turned over to
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fp-stsamnhIp Rebeec q clyde has arrived
from New York. Conslgnesa VIII please attend to
the reception Of theif goods AZ once.
Ihs ss,msT WI s ior New sStn SrsT
'ns Sas-s, sS.a 'n''sk 'ssokSSS I hHlNEHARr, Agents,
~ Grand nafI In Honor OF the Ladies OF
the Fair At the Patent once, March 20, 1854
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Committee on Invitation, vizi
Samuel ?. Bell, Ere L. stevens, d. W. BliSs' and
Charles =. Stansbury.
tho Managers room, in the Patent once Building,
where applications can be sent for Invitations Tor
ladies, and tickets for the Ball can be obtained at
Ticket. n a are I for sale a. the bookstores and Ho
tells. Price %. ID. fhENChJ
m2i-dtd ..H Presiaent, &C.
1-Fsir at ths Patent once Buiidlng.--
II %cnSsy SSsS ana TSsds s
the 2tnt and 27d insk, from - nooa until II y M
for the purpose Of disposing Of, qI othor-
tertainmanta have been ARRANGED for both even
ings. ssAson tickets will sdmfn 4 as rppMc,, q1psc
mai-ot President, &c.u
hy-steaplsr Fsirbsn as arrived from
New York. Consignecs w1l please attend to tie
''SsReiRsn %3IHss u MORGAN / haiNEHART, Agep@.
1-To Uonn.ot oticut fen In washington.
The Union voters now In Warrington and vicinity,
employed In the various iephrImehts VI uno w.
Union IssSue, On Nintfttreet, between D and +
streets, NEKT TUEsDlY NIGHT, March 22d, at
TX O'clock and make frangemenh to secure the
person Al attendance o'eyery voter at the election
on the nrSt Monday April next. Let no loyal
man fall to be preseF. BY order Of
mis-st THE SAFE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
NJ Peoples TderaPh.-NewF First Class
LiSns, direct to RET YORK, BOSTON, and all
| Important pelnt,. Washington ofioes; REPUD-
LIcAN BUILDING Sii Ninth street, (west side,
and corner Pennsyvani avenue and sixth street,
under National ptel. -.
CHARLES D. MOVES,
| febIs-u Manager Washington District.
NJ lee cram, Confectionery, &o.-Re-
ceptions Psrtes, Weddings, Balls, suppers, Fnirs,
| and other etertainments furnished at shortest
notica and uuIst reasonable terms. Ice Cream and
| water Ices dAds BY steam power, warranted To be
the best In ne city wholesale and retail, delivered
10 AnY pat Of the city. Charlotte Rushe Iellies,
| PvramIda and Wedding Cakes made to order, at
| IDS. RBAFFIELD'S Confectionery, $50 Sixth
| strsst. lttWeen q and n. ja9T-Sm
| az rhe Confessions and Experience o.
| An~ iySLLID. Published for the benefit, and 80
| WArnnG and CAUTION TO ToUH0 MEN who hunoJ
\ from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man
| hood etc.,, supplying at the same time THE MEAN
| or sELR oURi. BY one who has cured himself a.
ter Ssins put to great expense and injury throuFt
BY enclosing . poStpaid addressed envelope
| sInse eOpies may DO had Of the author.
| NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eag.
my as-Iy Bedford. Kings County, N. Y.
HS-Ics Crssn. and Water Ices, ofthe best
| I.lt- sr.C n.
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VIOLATING CORPORATION LAws.-Wm. Tay.
lor, a servant, was arrested yesterday by oficeI
Hurdle, OF the First ward, on the charge Of firing
a gun In the public grounds south Of the Presl.
dents House. He was fined the sum OF e5.6o by
Justice Drury.
Jas. s, Forsyth, alAborer, was arrested by Officer
Bull on the charge Of making an indecent OK
posure. Justice Drury fined him $3.50.
G. W. Thorn, a merchant, wss arrested In
Georgetown yesterday by officer Sebastian on the
charge Of offering goods by sample" Justice
Reaver fiucd Mr. Thorn $40 for his offence.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-22

REBEL MAJOR CAPTURED.-A major Of the
Seventh Virginia Infantry was yesterday sent "a
this CITY from the army Ho was csmnitted "a
yoIt Marshal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-22

6n-ateau,r Fair ban b sh as arrived from
New York. Consignoos VOL please attend to tic
reception Of sh;IV ESSai a 'sEHARr siiS Arsp
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


RtoTIFo.-On the corner of Second and @
streets (IslAnd) riot occurred last Friday night
between some sailors, soldiers, and citizens sew
in N meGIstsiy lodged complaint a, the police sta.
tion Of the Tenth precinct. Ofneers Gibson and
Drane repaired TO the soeue Of the dlstutbanee
William Whaler, Thomas Mortimer, Caroline
Snyder, and Ellen Bride, and took them before
Justice Boswell, who held them to ball for fur.
the frat three required 10 give bail for their ap-
pearNnee at court. The Others were dismissed.
-. ..
CoURT HUMoR.-Thls morning whilst the
District Attorney was closing the Mooill libel
case, stated that he lad no feeling whatever In
the trial. He had known the MoGlfa for long
time, longer thsn he knew Major DIXON, but The
character Of lady was involvea, and II was his
duty TO protect woman, to defend the innocent,
and punish the guilty. He was here interrupted
,So Nnnf, iiai,:G SH'cs wno Nanet 70
tory elected tho hearty laughter OF all present,
The case Is the United states u.s. Geo. w. MeGlll
said the chief justice, andthis is no place for chV
airy or gallantry. ''..
MIscHHvoUs HrGHLANDER.-A High
lander, who 10 q perfect Mephistopolea, went, or
yesterday afternoon, to restauraht kept by John
Thomas, on Seventh street Island, between < and
, .treets. He had Just been assaulted By soms
wateT with which To wash ii. n face % Snd ii hsSdS S%
ne Ssas S TG 20 70 .aI ' DOWN %
Sign In front Of the store--plAying the nlschie
generally. He was arrested by Patrolman Boyle
and was nncd SE7.6s By Justice Boswell.
-
SUNDAY SCHOOL ExBRcIsRs. Sabbath
| School OF the Thirteenth street Baptist Church
Rev Or. Gilletteis, Sunday celebrated another o
| Its monthly meetingu, The church was well hllet
and the speakers, Hons. Mr.. odell, Of New York
Myers, Of Virginia, and the pastor, did their bes
to make the occasion one Of Interest and profit !,
| both young and old. Mr.. 0dell caused the asuem-
bly, to sing beautiful Methodistio catch - T.
My mothers over yonder- ....
| Away over yonder- ...
| On the other side OF JordAn,n
| in which all Joined with much feeling. A new
speaker was introduocdj little girl, just six year
old, Margaret Lazen1y, who held the AudleneI
spcllbound for 10 or 10 minutes, with one Of th,
neatest little missionary speeches, after which
bouncing collection was awarded. This school re
| peats these exercises every month.
ASSAULT AND BATTHRY.-James McQuait
was arrested In Georgetown yesterday BY once
| Harper on tho charge of committing an assault
| and battery on Reuben Williams. Justice Keave
committed MeQuaid to jail for court.
REBEL MAJOR CAPTURED.-A major of tn,
Seventh Virginia infantry was yesterday sent 4
| this city from the army. Ho was committed Il
the old Capitol by order Of Col. IngrAham, Pro
voIt Marshal.
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ASSAULT AND BATTBRY.-James McQuaid
was arrested In Georgetown yesterday by ofncer
Harper on tho charge Of committing an assault
and battery on Reuben Williams. Justice KeAver
committed MeQuaid to jail for court.
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Hp-stsamnhIp Rebeeca q clyde has arrived
from New York. Conslgneea will please attend to
the reception OF their goods AZ once.
foot OF High street, Georgetown on Saturday next,
the Goth instant, at 0 q, m.
m2a-St MORGAN 4 RHINEHART, Agents
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-20
ct que ia preservation de rUnion, com.
mis- le Wassachnsasta .-.LZ.s Y 81 y

ct que la preservation de rUnion, i com
pfis le Massachusetts,. :
NJ. Sherman dit que tout homme await
dsoit . an jugement impartial. eHalhndig.
ham, quand il etais d la Chambre dss Re
presentantss . pu exprimer librement son
opposition q administration, mais quand il
est aAe dana une partis de son Etat OH une
insubordination ouyerte existais, et qu'il a
aide les eniemis publics, e6 parlant ct eh
agIssant de faeon i EXETER liasurrection,
ilia3ets ssrete esfayec, raisaas NJ, Sauls-
burg . dit quill remerciait D;sg du retour
de Vailaudighart &c oitoyen q ets en-!
yeye en- exl avec des meuaoeH de bannisse-
ment ril reyenait: ; faaintenant qu'ilS EST
revenu. qa'on execute ees nienaces. Hsait
qn'un 6rdre lance pour l,atrestation- de
Yaliandigham etc reyoque., II dira an
'parti qui est aa pouyoir que le parti7demo.
crate soutieadra leidsoit du jagement par
un juri ct de Il liberte de- 10 pafHSls, par les
meyens paci6ques, 81 c'est possible, maiis.
De par sle, Disn eternel, par IL force ,ea'il le
faus; etisi c,ests do 10 tEabison, faites-en ee
que Tous voudres. .@t..,ss - = gte {
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-20

ct snYerra ceux qui serDnt enroiSs au Sendesvuus
10 plus fapprochS, !, de- sEtatpiGn sera pernhis Aux
esclaves snroles de demeureE sehes leurs maftres
jusdu'a &c qu lis soient appeles par lie Comman.
dant des trayaux de nsgres pour rEtat. -
# ilI.sIes OFFICERS enroleurs ne reeevront aucun
eselaye. gu ne BeTs pas;yobuste, ct Geliyrera aux
propridaisss an Iecu; pour les escIaves fourhis,
couteuaat une description coniplete de ehaque
EesciavedT Ills ferens aussi, en- istes doubles, des
roles descrptifs ct detaillss des eselaves fourns
au Commandant de travaux de uagres, sur sa,rs-
|quisition. Fun desquels sera Bigne par rOfieier
Enrolenr' eSdelivrk au Cotnmandaht do travagz
dc negress ct fsutrs sera signe par le Comman-
dant de trayaux ds nagres eI dklivts TOMeier
Eroleur, etsaura In force ct i.edst un recu pbua
les eSclaves y-mensonnes. .s::ssa" lEs
J. Nv. Les OFFICERS Bniolenrs Isront snrrnedia;e-
ment an Commandant 3des tsavaux de negres ua
rapport exact de. teus les esclavos actuellement
au service dc Ia part Do leurs Pzr6isses OIL Com,
tes respectifs, exphqtansquapd ct paL9ui lis ons
etc pris, ct service auqael lis eont emrioyss,
autan& cue faire se pourSa 9ila Il saEhnd3 Ei4 II
~. es applications dsxempsien des1negaes
1ibIs, auttes persennes de- 9couieRf, partasson
daidntsrstAu pays, on par Taison dequite ou do
necesste, seIont adressses a EOhicisr EnreleHr
daas les feTmes ey las nsauie.e ptessrites par Ia
clause S, Psraeraphe ~, de pOrdse General No.
8, .secris coufantey de es Bureau, ct pfendta le
lcenrs dui " est indiqus Vi, Eissaz sz.Fs,t; -
=, VII Les preprietaires d'escsases qui reclameat
une exearpaio.i ponr lsurs esclayes par faison do
contrats, arrangements &fesi avec 10 7Gouserne.
ufent, prSmnteront teurs applications par aecsit l.
P0Hoier enroleur, aappuyees pat leur propre afda-
wit a;rsi que cski d'au n,oins dsux pefsonnes
psspectabies et .5ssinteressees. Les OFFICERS en-
rpleurs expedierout ees applications 4 CO Bureau
pour action finale, avec nn etat das faits ct leur
epinien sur la necessiss lduc cas- @ - Is
M Ii. Tout proprsietairs desclave qui cacbers
ses esclaves, on par dautres noyens frauduleux
directs ua indirecta elndesa latioi an les;sege.
Ineuts sur laqusle sons fondss, sera aETsts par
PofGcier ieirOieuYs aes tenu en- sufets jusau'a ce
ears Ids fats soiens apportes ce5 Bureau sque
Faffaixe soft dscidee. ! Ass 10 sseff tsas adj 1{
VIA. lies Commandments de- labeurs dsnagres
pour les divers Etass seroas. anDeness dams des.
ordres procA1ins.. atstlr5.t 70 gs# 49, ,4s
.stso 81 i q. al :. BRIG. GEN. GREER.
4 W. STEDMANyA. A. G6n.e - .7-. u
: 30 aous 1864. Il 5s3 10 ise.,!:s 49, 12--1t
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-20
AU PUBLIC.

n ,ES citoyens sayent an 'uns grande paytis des
- braves. soldats qai ise sacridsnt ieur,aelis-
ment pour nous, ,mansuent dc yaseInel US. - 1n Is
eont pour ain-i dire en- i,eillons. u.sals aussi
ayec j. pale do soidst i leur. kimpexsbls do
Fas pgacnrer CO qri leur nSsassairo
snTtoutf aux prix exelbitApts, ea sort lee eb4ses
Ayec des fats anssi pstenfsia esHspussigHAs SO
pToposent de rfun, pa, subscription. el argent &c
en- efets.a i'usage des sdidats, On tonds aai sera
distribute paEni, ceu1 4ui en- aurtsnt, le plua be-
soin- A Get effst, les @.rssgnes font n1ainsenans
un appel aux citoyens, aiH equ' ls yisnnent en-
aide auxrebslles (ndm gloricux. eat Washington
etait un rebeie) dune tmaniere permaaessts O.
substantiele, tandis qu'j.s combetseAtl ek ter1ni
nsnt Ia lutte glosieuse de- nesEe undergraduates po-
Etiqpe ct religieuse., lg5:.,., eil?a; -.-,a$1
lie montant coiecte sefa, au fng ct 1 ymesare,
employs ! asheter Dig marehandises ct ausres ef.
tets. es en- meme temps nous sollciteus srespsetu.
s,usement ct aSee instance les danes de fyausoit
5biau uoEs laisser savoir eoznaiena de paiGss do
chaussohs, do yards d'esoffe &c. eHes, ,pou5ons
souscy!re. ~
Les cotnmunications asisasssses 1 "a posss sece-
wont uRe prempts attention. ..2aEzaSs:,'1 "ss
lies HolsssigaeEsb srpposent dc .faire taillsr ct
coudre en- vetements toutes lts etoffes aQi sesont
soascrises dams CO bat; Of en- stabia un depot i'll
on s tout sera distrihns, ,autant que ssrs 50 pour.
"a, aax spldats dsps 10 besein qui passeront par
e,S,> REV. JAS. E. IBRsADLETg
REV. Is. F..WHITE. at;<t
: z:s efiyjss -.iTas.7 =, Re .oAfcC9NcELIz.ss
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-20
q QUARTERS GaMERAUx.. ]
BUREAU De CoNSCRIETfoN,
DeparteneuffTx

- 3s BUREAU De C0SSCRIETfON, D. .;
is DepaTternent Trans l16isssssippa: ), ,
= - sfaTshaih TEXTS. rs Jiisles 1854 81
Ordres Gensraux No. i17s y e,saz!s,f .'
T LordFe general stivaht; sInanant des uuass
=. tters'G 'Gene,anx du artenrens, sst phbiie
pom IinforI,atioil st a gbuverns Dc esdx que.
Qusftiers Genes e f.ssizssss, aS t:
DEPARIEa;ENTTRANSM MISSISSIPPI Sks
ss3ssi t.....3 Shreveport, 20 Juliet 1861
~ OiHres Geastas4 .Nos SS stE iS,3ass :. 9
saE eiisut q acte ds coTarras ffsisu
Is "Acte pour augmenter reffsesif de- Fasisssa usf
IFenfpIoi des hommes ds eouieur fbres es des es-'
iciases ed cersaines capacite ~ approave Ia I7t
fssfef 1864. ,toiis les hennes az couielir ibseB'
sont libres soaS IL ds afis de fs0, ot sors
'leyrait6 espaea0l do 1sl DADA es Esass.l
Conf6seres, do rsge de i6 d 80 ans, front initnss
basement ehfolss sSds ~ direction dn Bgreau1
'df u % 81 let' g z
IN. Ls Barsaa iii ifsn spssiiiafs III
ihiasnTes p4f reiltfefsiiSe dss bfcisYs
EAr6leIfs paul fsnf6 6lsneRt fmmediap a Aff
siac nierne de tons les negfes eseayegs entire ls'
esl 46 ans; dams &c 'Dspartemtnt = : : ! g
EisI IIE .rous es nagfes Hires et escIaves ailH
anroies seronsensoyes ian rsndez.veas dsIhigns
par Ie Comnaaudans den trGsaalx De 40 Sfes pohf'
lss diifSlents Etsts, aceenpagn dsnne 7ists ous
role desc1iptif ssjFt g'ssa afsts ts,ssas7' io'
94s I.es regulations. psar sravaux dsinsgrss}
sesont addresses M C0nmandsnS des srnvSn8 de-
hGgreg deg HStenes EtaEs .a.fs,t ssts, ts5
n W. Tonsics l,fheiefs ouS Agents du Mouverases
ment qui aurdue des esclayes a lenr ciszggs goure
niront mens,.ellsnGen fanx Conannandansa 1dess
tzavaux d'essaaves dss ifsrsnts Etass siuquglss
les esclases apparsenhent, dos siissss eossaetes
ettcertifs ses. aas snf6lement de cSux qni 1sont
a d.. ,z.a ~ ~, ~ r-ax M zryvSass caErsrF9
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-20
|, :. AVIS. :

ftEUX, qui r&clAmeut des sseputs do ID visla
W d'OptIoueeS sont avertis d sa7oif 1 enrkgis.
srer ledfs noms chez le salssign6. epgssfabl
aux arrangements 4 prendre pouf faire ,sne dis
tribnsioh gratuits de tarne de- .mais Of do vieuds
de-baufa eeuxe equi 80 Iouyeat dsns dss teiScons-
sances . accepter des secours,
= President ds Baysap ds Poles.
!. Dpelousas I6 .Juillet 1864 TT
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-20
io ahuartiePs Genezaux,

10 AuartieRs GeEaessauK, +
sBsrsas dc ,EnrolsaT, Pasoissss 81. LanaSg,g
s..szst s.ss 3 81 iiss0pelSusas no Aedt 1854: +
+ n ATTENTION. PARTle d. tons
A< ceux rse celia enncerns est appellee 4 l'eE-
DIRE s,ivsnt dts Quarters Gsstierant. - Z
sSg i QUARTERS sGENEIaAu1.z n q
+ Dspartemens du Trans -Nississsppl'2 :
. a7 shresepofs Bne.s 90 Juliet 1864. s. {
H Confofnlshent 4 nm acte dn Congres init
Il tale:: t'sA Acte pour augmsnter l'efechf de
l'arn.se par leGapfoi des hen1nes dc couIeur Ii.
bres es aes esclayes en- certaines capacities, ap-
protys fet II F'evTier 1854 stops les holnmes de
cenleur fbres ct antres personnes de couleur, Ell
cepts caus qui sort fbres sous te trait4 Dc Paris,
de 1903, ou s6as 1e traits espagnai do 1879 resi-
dant dams les Etass tEonfsderes, ensfs l'ages de
70 $50 ans. seront isnmEd diiatsment enroles sous
ID du Bureau de consscrib s,tt r,
IL. lie Buread de CONSUMPTION prendra les me-
Enrolsurs pour lennenf .imh ediaf d.un cins
quisme de saas les nsgres esclaves ensfe Isl ct
Is ans, dams ces DEpar teme1ie. !, ]. s. ~
ITI Toas les nsrss hb5rsss It esc,asss ainsi en-
roles seront eEsoy Is au v0ts dEsiene par
lie Eomnaan daht des travanx as nsgfea petir les
asIsss 5sa Etats ss = dung E lisss ou role
3 W. Les redniSsflona rBnf sfavauK de nsgraS
ssroie sdreseses xu Cor1in r1datit Cd rayauI Do
nsgfss des diff srsnts Etars slssF &. y saifas:
{ ~. TSas III o.Esieiso ou Agsasss ida Gosresrne.
41she qa auf6ft dss sssiass alenf chargy; four
ihiroht he lehans apx des tia
jadx u sscfavas de-. tasr auxdueas les
4sciayss es fistss cnarecses es Ger
stifEe d5 Tenr5ler ds seux ui sent seas leus
ensrke 90 ,s 's,ss 10 vaFg9 q
$ ,sf osrdfs srdI al dso4 GENIE, RIRBYsM1TH. {
=ssss. s. aAsEIt ItEakkS0N a ssistb Gtn Ssr. !,
= - ;aots Il 4 M 10 st,:. .ti .i-ss .i;s
Tpus cssx sttifsont sajats rspsrasian dc cstts
Stss enfofSs Les pr6prietaisep deselayes You.
sdgonk bien aassf ptendrs eeuua uaissanee de ID ts.
YaGr de HoFdre cidesstis. :2asi ss 'fss@ ! g
ss.s .ss.s' astyN NO osIiTAYLDR, Lieut. i.
illst 9Ressy EarSseKss ds ID Pafoisss 81 LGx6fs.
tss:i5 II Aout So fist sssf.s .
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-20

s.alsaas maj ali 90 netfe vills qai ssait
lsss lbsile: q 4 Sssyslle i oslsaa, do a.xaya
IN a yaaksss aas astAquk mes forss6ratieas
ss,.,.bare, ls % Juliet sc ispona.
81; gssa 80 persey ds 5000 hommes. IL plupart
1 ssf ri 81 - ~. ~ " q.
sssslh aassiin dams cs jodrnM qus. Sherman u sts
'ssvdassl slaata u 20 arec nas aos.s psrss, i.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-20

!, .,s.,t On demande 4 i i llontsss, ntsss,;syss -
EIAE nsgreass blaneh ehisssnse ct euisini6s.--
Ill par mnissoa par an.s Lao plus haut prax ss-
"a aceords. .ocs s,akesser au bureau Ile Courier.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-20
5 REV. JAS. E. BRADLEYg
REV. Is. P.WHITE. -st
REy..AfcCG CGTCELIs.2
Avis se5aX GOntFfbaaabfes
des Etats-Confederesa

DISTRIcTeDE ST LANDRY, LNE..,s ,sa
,Bursan dn Colleeteuf dc District.
- .0PELoUsas, LoUisraSE, &, so Juliet ls64.t3
a Wis est paata lie present donns qnsles Taxas
"a .Confed dkrsss dkjjaa asssssses sont ainsehant
dues e. qu'elks d,ivent asrs pgyeesau Eeliecseur
soussigne dans les treats jours qui suiynent ts
du present avis, sous peine dane amende gu taxo
additionells ds DIx PouR cEST Sur is nasntant
des taxes (ainsiqpH II est prescrit par ID fei aVee
les frais judiciaires. sTIfE0. .EIlTELL,
CollseteuE do District, ST. Landry.
u ARefet de Tecssdir ces taxes 10 me srouversi
i mon bureau; ! Qpa|ousas, dss aujeurd hui, de-
pnis henres du. nlstin jusqu'a 6 heures de Ia
pres midi sies diimaaches eSeeWes.y
The Placer herald., 1864-03-19

PRoTEcTIoN AGAINST BoRERs.-Last week
we published an item copied from Stockton
paper, stating that many Of the trees in San
Joaquin county had been destroyed by Dor
ers, which entered the tree on the south side
near the ground. An observing friend, who
is never slow to profit by the hints which
nature gives confirms this fact in regard to
the peculiar habits Of the borer, and adds
that their ravages may be entirely prevented
by simply placing shingle in the ground in
such manner as to shade the south side of
the tree where they are accustomed to enter.
Contra Costa Gazette