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OFFICE or ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGB.
HaiI nRI pfII IulY I IVA.

CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at
- th. office until II O'Clock NJ, MONDAY, the 18th
instant for supplying the schuylkl Arsenal with the follow
ing articles:
WOODEN GRAY BLANKETS. army standard. 20 weigh
i've pounds and feet by i've feet SIX tnchea
with the letters u 81 in black four inches long, In the cen
teri.
WOOLEN STOCKINGS, made with fashioned toes with
seams army standsd to weigh three pounds per dozen
standard samples Of each OF the above articles can BE-
sem al this Office to which deliveries strictly conform.
Bidders In then proposals the price (which mass
be given in writing well as ~ hgnres the quantity and
time Of delivery.
Each bid be guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose signatures must be appended TO the guarantee aud
when the bidder or EuarantoTs known at this office 70
responsible they be certified 10 as being such by
some public funotionsry Of the United states,
Bids defautng actors and hose that do not J
comply Nth the requirements OF this advertisement 0iH NOT Dc
considered.
Blank forms for proposals be had upon application Al
this office bids be Endorsed with the OF the
''''''' O. Ii. URosMAN. Asst @. NJ Gen. U. S A.
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oRpsAsoH oyyIcE. WAR DRPARrxssr.

WAsHlSurOS, July l. 1864.
PROPOSALS FOR LEAD.-Sealed prop0-
p3.al. will DO received by tli. Office until MoNpAi,
July - 1854 a, for the delivery at the Ne"'iofh
TWO THOUSAND TONS LEAD.
This lead to B. approved quality pure aud .o suitable 10,
ordnance purpose aud be delivered at the Aforesaid
oows Va: not less than FIVE HUNDRED the lS,h q
August 1904 and not hess than tive hundred tons per month
Failure to make deliveries the specified time will subject
the contractor to forfeiture OF the number Of tons be may
fail to deliver at that time Sr;, n ,Nrv
The bidder will be required to accompany bis proposition
with guaranty signed by two Responsible persons tsa. ~
bid he will at execute the contract
Tor the with good and sufficient suTetss in sum equal
10 the amount Of tho contract to deliver the article
proposed IN conformity with the terms Of this advertise
net and in case said bidder should fail 20 enter into tie
contract they mako good the difference between the oHor
Of said bidder aud the next responsible oddrr or the person 70
The re.Donsby othe must be shown by The
official certificate ofths Clerk of tho District Court
or OF tho United States District Attorney.
Bonds in sum equal 20 the amount OF tho contract
signed by tho contractor and both OF h, snarintoTs WIN
required OF tho successful bidder bidders upon signing
no ''"'''' FORM OF GUARANTY.
-, snd State Of - hereby, jointly and 'eyeriiiy
s e United f e. sSe1t that he or Sy w
at once tho for the with good and sui
Client sure,e,. in eausl to the amount Of the con
ruc, furnish the articles proposed in conformity 70 the
the advertisement dated July 1854 under which
he bid made and ip case the said - shalt tsii 10
enter into contract a aioe.ad suaIsPtee to MAKE siGd
loves, fe.ponsbe bidder tho person to whom toe
conrac, may be awarded
this - diy f 1885,.
Seal
Witness. Seal.
To TIL. guaranty mus, be appended the official certificate
above Bepioicd.
Upon the award being made successful bidders viii be no
fed and furnished with forms Of contract and bond
The Department the night 10 reject any or all bids
II not deemed .aii.fact. g.
Proposal. wi be addressed 70 BrgAder General GEORGE
d. RAMSAY, Chief Of Ordnance, Washington ID. C." and
will be endorsed PIoposJs for Lead" -
GEORGE ID. RAMSAY,
Brigldier- General, Chief Of Ordnance.
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Sales bn Auttioit.
]. BLEECKER, son & Co.

n Al Auction on THURSDAY July 81, at - O'Clock, at
tho E1chanee seoom' No III B!o.twsy most ct. de,ao f
plot Of GROUND, with Improvements therein IN tn ee
consisting Of about two acres fronting on fsibush Rarosd
and East Broadway being Of the most uesaOle
village The Improvements consist q large dwelling with
e. s scces.by 70 Ne.Yo rk (t being only - miles from
Fulton Ferry renders this opportunity seldom to &c me,
with Hall Of the purchase money can remain on oDnu AM
stey n desired For maps &c. apply at Office, No n Cedar
at or the
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Urn Goods.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OB DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
J. !. 4 j. q. WksIt.
NO 81 CHAMBERS-Sfi NEW-lOkht
are the owners of the Patent aud Exclusive Manuactuie
fthis .-,,.,
j. W. BRADLEY'S 60 .,,o
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPhlNt
SKIRT. -
THIS invention consists Of Duplex twol hlPho o,es
Springs ngeuionsly braided tightly aud brmy together ed9e
TO edge m5kng tho toughest most elastic flexible aud
Surnr ever used enabling tie wearer III consequence o. Us
Fcs elasticity aud e1bness 20 place aud fold the skr
p in use as eag Nv and with the convenience as SIX
M n dress IL entirely obvates and scnces the only Cd
ctions 10 Hoop skirts the annoyance 10 the weaIer as
We'll I'd the public especially IN crowded assemblies carriages
abroad cars church pews IN any cIOwdsd place from the
dgcnlfy OF contracting them and occupying small space
III. entirely removes the difficulty while giving the shit the
usus m and symmetrical form, and the shtest ana most
vsh and graceful appearance for the street opera prone
nsdo or house dress lady having enjoyed tho pleasure
comfort and great convenience Of wearing tho Duplex pc
Spny Skirt for single day, viii eierward Willingly
S,pclse with the them. They the best quality IN
every part by far the rhesi most durable comfortable and
economical Skirt made Merchants will be supplied as above
and ladies In most drcass retail stores IN tan CITY ana
Throughout the different Sates ,, -, ,,r ,rpr,cy
II INQUIRE FOR THE "DufLEA ELLrl
SPRING ShlHE
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NETWORK SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE 1, pub.
hshed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

CONTENTS OF No. 1895. TJvLY H.
LEApIse AKrIoIBsrOld virginia T. II. 81 SeyInosri The
The Raid; Work for ne People: England and Denmark
Pennsylvania; Episcopal FAITH; Editorial Paragraphs
WAA NEWS sUHMARr-Military Division OF the Mississippi
GssKRAL News SUxxARx-News from Washington; New
York; Political; Domestic Miscellany
FoREIsS NEWS SUxxAEr-EuIope; British Provinces.
FROM ARIloSA-Couespondene Of The ~ y. Tribune.
Tas RSSsL RMp~Gov Bladfords House Burned; De.
sroyirg the Northern Centra Road Baltimore and Wssh
Telegraph Wires a. Port Deposit Cut; Secretary Stantons
Dispatches Captured Capture Of Gen Franklin aud Passen
ger Train Destruction Of Two Trims; The Fight n0sr
Frederick Hsgerstown Not Burned Fight Near Washing
ton; Troops Huuying to the Front
FRoN HAVANA Correspondence of The N. T. Tribune.
srRiwBERRIxs-should be Grown In Every GaIden-Ther
Value Market Crops The Most Valuable 'neties-ooi
Situsticn and Cultivation.
DKArn OF rnK KING OF wUKrEsBuRe.
Navy observation-disclosures Great Naval Fight oa ChesbouTg be.
the AS and the 20 e GsP pss
Additional Details Of the Ensasemsnti SECRETARY "eHe's
FROM LoSDoS-Couespondence Of The n. Y. Tribune. -
FRox WSHiSGroS-SPecal Dispatches to The N. \.
Fnos Gxx. sHERxAS's Correspondence of The
GIN SHERxAxs oPKkATroSs-Our Army at the Chsus-
How FOLK WAS KnLED-CorresPondenee Of The n. T.
THs NAVY AND TIE INVASION
LADY KUDLErs SECRET: NovEt-By NJ. z. Brsddon.
New PUBLICATION Carlyles Frederic the Great
fsrsREsriss TO FAaxERs American Institute Farmer.
Club.
DEATHS or SOLDIERS NEw York HOSPITALS
THK TREAsrRY INVESTIGATION.
OBITU aRY-Gen. George L. Morris
THB FLORIDA Or CAPg HEsRY-She Destroys Number
ofNessels Gunboats Gone in Chase.
IMPORTANT LETTER IRON GRS. SHERMAN.
RECONSTRUCTION The Observation-Disclosures by Presi-
dent Lincoln; The Bill Passed by Congress
THE LATE Cot. WISsLow.
LATE FROM foRT SMITH
UNION CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
LATE EUROPEAN Markets
PERSONAL
POLITICAL
WAR ITEMS
CRY ITEMS
AGKICULTJRAL lTKnt
NIsCgLLANK0Us ITEMS
MARRIAGES DEATHS
ConxxRciAL-Ful Reports OF the Stock. Money Cotton,
GRAIN and Cattle Markets specially Reported Tor The n Y.
Tribune,
TEKxs-One Copy for year. 81. Two Copies,
year 81. Five Copies, one year, S12. Ten Copies,
sra 50.
For Club OF Twenty, send an Extra Copy
Address THE TRIBUNE, New.York.
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Corporation Notifes.
OROTON AOUEDUCT DEPARTA

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
" TO TRAPBLOCk PAvIORS.-Sepsrste sealed pro-
posa each Endorsed with the title Of the work oz hh tho
bid may be offered th Of the person offering the same.
and the date Of its presentation viii be receiysS this ONCE
until II o'clock m. Of THURSDAY July IA 1874 for tbs
construction Of rspbesk pavemens In tie following Streets
to wit.
Houston.st., from Avenue to the BoweSy 43dst from
5th to 9Th 18th a., from 9Th to Nhw nts, fou ID -
ID Av, and William at. from John 10 fulton-s..
The form Of the proposed agreement and blanks for the
bids be obtail application to the Contract Clet ~
this oHce. THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT Il. pAkRA0H.
A. w. CRAVEN,
Crsioa Aqoeduct Bosrd-
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ORpSAscs OFFICE. WAR DRPARrNKsr.
WAsufSGToS, ID. G., July ?, 1894.
.QsAI - Enr SIEAM E-ENGIN

1 sealed Propo.al. viii be received this Office until
Monday the 25tb day OF July, 1906 al O'Clock M to ir
81, 6 second Or third class Fire Engines, Of perfect
suction power complee In al parts. Win all tho modern IN
movements combinei be drawn by hand power the weight
H.. 10 exceed pounds when ready for service The d.
Of the recprosang steam iocepump 70 be about
icrs capable OF forcing 90 stream Of water from u
inch nozzle averaging fom 30 rs let, aud two stresm.
from Pinch nozzle averaging from 10 to 700 fret These
Fsnes are 10 supplied with TcndrIs and Hose Of
,ppoyod construction with all the Necessary fittings They
be subject to rigid INSPECTION by United states Ia
pecor aud not to be- received paid ot until they have
been tried with ia he. 81 steam under DIS directions
q baI.r viii b, required 20 accompany his proposition
with guaranty signed by two Responsible persons that IN
his bid sccrpisd he viii o. execute the contract
Tor IA. same with good and suiceut .urrie IN SUN equal
10 the amount Of the contract. 10 deliver the article
proposed in conformity with the terms Of hi, sdy.f'ise
.nt aud la case the said bidder should m to enter nso the
contract, they make good the dtctcnce between the oher
Of sd bidder and tho next fePon.be bidder OF the person
The responsibility o. the guarautors must be shown by the
official certificate OF the Clerk Of the nearest District Court or
Of the United States District Attorney.
Bonds In . equal TO the amonn, OF the contract
signed by the contractor snd both OF h sn'ranor wl
he required tho successful bidder or bidders upoa signing
'"' ''"''' FORM or GUARANTY
We the unde ynrd, residents Of -, In the coun
~ Of w-' and Stale OF --, hereby, jointly
s1d ,eversy covenant with the United States and guarantee
"a 5sy ,NT a. once execute the contract or the same
With good and sufficient sarete, In sum equal 70 "a"
AMOUNT Of ths contract TO furnish the articles proposed IN
Conformity 10 ths term. Of this advertisement dated July
S under which the bid made ADD in ea.e the 'aid
to good the difference between the offer OF the
aid and the hsIt lowest cspcnsiblv bidder, or
the person to whom tho contract may be- awarded
Giv-n under hands and seals
this - day =, l6-
yyi,,.,. lSeL.l
fSeaLl
To this guaranty DO appended tho official eersieass
above mentioned -
Th,s Engines are to b delivered Of tho place Of msnufac
ture Upon the award bsns mede hs successful bidder will
L. notified and furnished with forms OF contract and bond
s the right to reject any ell bid II
not deemed satisfactory. ...u.... ,.,..,un
0EOkGE d. RAMSAY, Chief Of OrdnanoA Washington,
D. c." and VII bs iAdorssd Proposals for Steam Fire
GEORGE D. RAMSAY
BrgHder. General Chief Of Ordnance.
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Jpsnrante Companies.
CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
" OFFICE NO. 50 WALL-Srr NE!y,YoaK
CAPlIAL.. .SxOv,VOU
ASSETS June l, l95i......... 3O4,5s0
LOSSES UNPAID............ NONE.
DIRECTORS
HUGH LANG, THOMAS SMULL,
EFFGHAM TOWNSEND GEO. A. TOWNSEND,
CHAS. X. SWORDS, DON ALONZO CUSHMAN.
JOHN PENFOLD, u. J. SMITH,
d. HENRY HAIGHT SYLVESTER Il. H. WARD,
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, ALIVE. y. LANG,
LEONARDO s. SUAREZ ROBERT NJ BRUCE
SILAs BRONSON JNO. SCOTT BOYD.
A. r. FRO A. YZNAGA DEL VALE,
JOHN WATSON LAURENCE TURNURE.
SAMUEL WiLIETS HENRY Z LENERICH,
s r. NICOLL JACOB VAN WAGENEN.
GEO. GRIsWOLD JR.. JOHN r. WILLIS
NOAH s. HUNT PRESTON Ii. HODGES.
WALTER BARNES.
Insure all kinds Of property Of the lowest Tates
HUGH LANG President.
JAS u. ANEs JR Secretary
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'THE WEBER PIANO FORTE

l. Is admitted tho BEST Piano Forte made, because the
maker beside being practical mechanic OF long experience
also THOROUGH MUSICIAN. thus combining advantages
possessed by other manufacturer In the United States
Brisow, VIM Mason. c. Jerome Hopkins Chas Frade Max
Marezek Carl Anschu,z John Zunde Maurice Strasosch
Giovanni Soones every musician the United States
All musical their great superiority Ware
rooms No. 1855 West Broadway. near Canal-st
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STEINWAY d. SONS GOLD MEDAL
~ GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS now considered
the best Europe well this country having received the
Prize Medal the Worlds Exhibition 10 London 1861
The principal why the Stenway Pianos superior
TO all others H. that tho hrn = composed Of FIVE practical
piano makers father and four sons) WHO invent all her
improvements, and under whose personal supervision
every part Of the instrument 10 manufactured Warerooms
Nos and 70 East Fourteenh between Union Square and
Irving Place New.lork,
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L" DIQUE is a remarkable novel, and but
few Of the 400 pages could be Withdrawn sordins
illustration Of that ulleu obsnate and every way I'M
simiabe thing which gives the name to the book. .
1.-THE story has variety both Of character and
and IL fT removed from onoony ever you could wish
Notwithstanding the overriding PTeenoe and power OF me
general misohiefmsker Pque II there great deal TO
tell about Pigve 1t be confessed that there great
deal Of Piquaney in the telling Of it."
We selling the Eighth Edition.
Have you read 1t - . 80.
Every Bookseller sells It, LORlNG, Publisher,
M Mashurfon Boston.
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DAGS Tho highest market price paid for
III Mixed RAss Tmperfe ions Binders shavings and Ill
tinds Of Papss Msksn' st.ci, By JOHN 9. ANDREWS
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all parties
OF tho Special Commtss appained By the Conn Council
to uahs arrangements for property celebrating che late ami
to present trsnsmi ssoh claims prOPe verified 70 che
bs;aya 'aesday nsst the lssh inst, No. City Hall
PETER hAST[RS0N, Chairman.
No. Cur Hall
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Union MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.

NETWORK REFERENCES.
JAMES HARPER Publishers.
or the hrn OF Harper Brothers. No. 3il Pearl e.
J. C.. GIINTHER Fur Desers.
OF the firm of c. @ GuntherS Sous No 10 Maiden sas
SHERMAN, TALLMAN Co, Grocers. No. 81 Ftonts-
CRAGlN g. Co. Provisions, No $50 West l2th-st.
WOODRUFF ROBlNsONS. Fish and Salt ~ front-ss.
CLAFLIN, MELLEN Co, Dry Goods, No 40 Church 81.
GEORGE c. COLLINS Co.. Grocers, No. 70 Frontst.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
]. J. CRANE. NJ d.. JOHN u. SEWALL. NJ. D.,
No. 81 West 2lst-st No. 234 West 30th o.
Organized on the PURELY MUTUAL PLAN. making sn-
nual appointments Of profits which have averaged FORTY
PER CENT for the past fourteen years and pan, thu v
dends In Cash the fifth OF each succeeding year herrstes
Printed documents showing the peculiar advantages OF this
Company with table of In all the and improved
forms of Insurance, furnished gratis sent by mail.
New. York onice, No. Isl Broadway.
j. W. & II. JUDD Gcuer,l Agents for New KSxk-
Persons wishing to act Agents may apply ahoyss
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NEW-YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL-STREET
CASH CAPITAL...."....o.... 5000, 900.

Thi. Company has been in successful opceiou for
than THIRTY YEARS and continues to INSURE against
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms favorable sima
institutions
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL Losses LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAfn
DIRECTORS
DANIEL UNDERuILL President
Oliver IT, Jones, William iaxtun. Chss. l.. Stewart,
Isaac " seymour Saml J. Warng. Samuel N Dodge,
Abraham u. Davis 4. +. Pteifer. Michael Ulshocher
Sanl. &. Harriet Sylvanus BedeiL Chas. ID. Lewis.
John T.. Andrew r. NJ. Buchanan EthclbeTt ). Mills.
Josiah d. Low William Herkel, Joseph A. nrsyfous.
john Even, Thomas Davey, James q. Quick.
William Depew. Henry J. Scudder. James l. Wright
T. COOPER DEDERER, Secretary.
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Chances for Business Men.

A VALUABLE IRON MINE for SALE-In
N The Town Of SArsnsc, Couuty Of Clinton stats Of New
York For further PARTICULAR inquire Of ISAAC PURNELL
No. as Church.st, and EDWARD LATHAM, No i3s Chrys.
hest NewYork or CHARLES 8. MING0 d Geo Mashsrs
lnk Fsotory, Jexssy City, M.
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ON NEW and SUCCESSFUL METHOD
~ Of Treating NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Sem
final Affections Fourth Edition. Intended for Popular Use
By C. u. HAMMOND. NJ D.. formerly Professor OF Special
Anatomy and Surgery IN the Syracuse Medical College n
An Indispensable work Marital subjects Pros I'll WAR
NER, Publisher, No. 1 Nesey-st., Ncw-York.
nODWORTH'sR udimental Instructor for Z b,
LIS Comets and Tenor. ready price Soc Price
List OF best brass and German silver instruments mailed free TO
aug sddres. ii. B. DODWORTH, No. AstOrplsce.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN {,

OrYIcz Cnorox Asuxpscr BoAan July ., 1854
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" AsHINNIONl JuIy + I0Yf'
PROPOSALS FOR LEAD.-Sealed propo-
p9sas will DO received by this office until MONDAf
July IS 1854 at D. IN. for the delivery at the New OK
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II AZLEIUN BKUI Hicks,
IL OVERSTRUNG. GRAND, AND SQUARE
PIASO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
No % Prnces few doors wet OF Broadway, New ork
These Pianos have always received the first premium vher
ever they have been exhibited written guaranty for hy
years accompanies each Piano
The Opelousas courier., 1864-10-29

Cbituary.--DrparI this nte. at her resi-
dence in The Parish of Natchitoclles. on the 3Oih
t,lt., LAURA ROGERS, cons,'rt of Harrison ko-
gers, late of Opelousas, Parish OF ST. Landry, a
red 81 years
In recording the death of this amiable lady. ii
is Just to say, that her p,obity, and exemplary
on,uct won for her a large circle of warm, per-
,nnal friends, @nd acqnainianc"s in the town OF
0palousas !; who will commingle their tears with
deep aud heartfelt sorrow with those of her be.
reaved reativ-s. While i'll health she was great
~ rn.leared to a large number of friends, wh"
Join with her bereaved family in mourning he'
loss.
The community in which she lived has lost
kind hearted, and generous frirnd-her compan-
ion-.a wife OF inestilnable worth-and her four
idughters.-tIe advice. and instruction OF
mother, whose daily walk would have been
guide to them in their intercourse with the world
Let the remembrance Of her many virtues be to
them consolation in this hour OF deep af1ction.
Departed spirit "Iest in peace
Come Southern Flower and Irvine above her
grave,
Emblsms of pity which to grief are dear,
Stand here Wild Briar, and thy pale blossom
wave,
Forget me not stand thou and sorrow here"
A FRIEND.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-10-29

'To which be added she
corn |
In Sc pounds the bush should
When
from
The following b.
o the a and roy agents:
Of
mile .@K5#1
For ng Tax in Kind and other supplies be paid for thsras
pounds mile forage be furnished
furnished
furnishing
-Four mule eaive and furnished
pei
Two mule four driver raions and
perda
Load for two mule and eight hundred
head II
Distance: mule eighteen miles fourteen miles
For the hire Gis Mills dollar
and
hsu,b isandm dmrica atendanc H
m for of bu 7 : -
all
When articles impressed which hH
ptheplaes
The above schedule of adopted
nnbBe in .of The
PARISH that the same be published hand bill
miss - wnho 2 . q y Y
rYNSox i B
REUBEN WHITE d
Comnia
QsnE 4
- IN. A G
The Opelousas courier., 1864-10-29

Another Murder.-On Monday night last,
Mr.. Napoleon F'ranclebois was killed at his own
house, abont miles from our town. The deceas
ed declared upon his death.bed that one James
Veillon, young man about l6 years old. had
shot him. VeiiIon was therefore arrested, but
having attempted to escape from his captors, they
fired upon and killed him.
We give these statements as We heard chem,
refraining from any comment
The Opelousas courier., 1864-10-29
st. Charles College.

TNlE session at St U,Ades College (Grand
L Cotrau) will commence on the 24th of
O,tbrr to end rs usual about the a0.h of
August.
Terms:-Bnard Tuition. Washing. Stationery
and medical fees. $500, 1.-THE former pension
Entrsnc- fee, $40
Books and medicines forfn extra charges.
The trrus nre tn b. paid by half session in ad-
vance. The frst instsln'rnt being due the 24th
II October; the Second being due the 18th Of
march.
The sge of admission is from zen 10 ffteen
y-ars. !: l. l. s.gsirsd the, the pupils know pre-
yiet,sly h'w TO rrad and writs.
Oct h. is6t-i9 At
The Opelousas courier., 1864-10-29

EY~At the election which was held in New
Orleans in September last. in order TO adopt Or
reject the abo!itonist Constitution of Louisiana,
St. Landry voted " votes; all in favor Of the
Constitution Pointe Coupee, Plaquemine, St.
Bernard and St. James are the only Parishes
wig voted against the Constitution, and that.
too, by small majority. 90 Parishes were repre-
sented. which gave a majority in favor of the
Constitution. of 527O votes.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-10-29
Opalousas. October %. 1864
HEAD QUARTERS TRANSMITS. DEPT, I

HEAD QUARTERS TRANSMITS. DEPT, I
Shreveport. La, Sept. 26th, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS No "a
rEyHE per diem and transportation allowed by
IL the act of CongA,ss. approved June 4th,
1854. and publish. in General Orders No. go
from these Head Quarters. will be granted only
to officers travelling under orders from Depart
m-nt Head Quarters, from the Commanding
Generals Of the Districts of Arkansas. West
Louisiana. Texas. New Mexico and Arizona. and
the Indian Territory. and from the Chiefs of the
several Bureanx at Marshall Texas
Paragraph " G. O. No SO. current series a.
q l. q. O will not be construed to allow trans
porta'ion or per diem unless the orders emanate
from one OF the above named authorities.
By command of
Gen. e. KIRBY SMITH.
s. S. ANDERSON, A. A. Gen.
October 20, i864.-22-4t