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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04
FROM KNOXYILLE

KNOXVILLE, Feb. 26.
At the last accounts Longstreet was still re.
treating, his headquarters being at Greenville
Wednesday night. Our cavalry came upon theil
rear guard in the vicinity of Beans station yes.
terday. Slight skirmishing ensued and the reb.
els gave way General Schofeld is in pursuit
but owing to the rapidity of the enemy no en-.
gagement will be brought on this side of the
Virginia line.
The railroad bridges and track were injured
beyond present use. Five officers and num-
Der of men deserted the rebel army and have ta
ken the amnesty oath. The officers state thai
Longstreet is retreatiDg to Richmond.
CUMBERLAND GAR, Feb. %.
Information, deemed reliable, says that oul
forces have reached MOrristOwn.
Major Berry, of the 1lth Tennessee cavalry
arrived from the vicinity of Rogersville re-
ports that Longstreet's forces are going east al
double quick time on each side of the Holstor
river
KNOXVILLE, Feb 81, 1864.
The advance of Longstreet's force viii reacf
Greenville tonight. His cavalry is reported
escaping into North Carolina by French Broac
Gap. Our advance at Straw berry Plains founC
some deserters, who report that Sedgwick, will
the 9th corps, had cut Longstreet off. They say
he burned all his trains, that his retreat was ;
rout, and that if we pass him over Thousand
men, discouraged by the retreat, will come int
our lines.
General Schofeld telegraphs from the plaini
tonight to General Hascall TO have all baggage
sent up and that he will rapidly complete ths
bridges and follow up the rebels
A sharp skirmish is reported between Reami
Station and Rutledge yesterday by force o
infantry from Cumberland Gap, and drove thu
enemy. No particulars.
General Cline, just in from the plains, confirm
the above
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04

REWARD OFFERED.-The Commissioners OF
Fairfield county have offered reward of $500
for the arrest of John See, who shot the two SOL
diers at Lancaster on the Goth ult. The de-
scrption of See is as follows: He is so years old
about feet high, well proportioned, slightly
bald, hair turning grey, one eye out, florid com
plexioD, and had on, when he left Lancaster, a
grey steel-mixed suit.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04
AcknowIedrments.

Our thanks are due TO Hon. B. f.. WADE and
Hon. J. n. ASHLEY, for public documents.
Also to Hon. o. McISrTRE for Report of the
Adiutant and Inspector General of Ohio, for
the year ending December 81, 1868.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04

At the late State election in Louisiana, the en-
tire Abolition ticket was elected The total
vote of the State was 9,293 Hahn's majority
over Fellows for Governor is 3,543; over Fland-
ers, 1855; over both, 1877. Good enough.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04
Farm for Sale.

Farm Tor Sale.
THE undersigned for sale their farm lying on the
north side Of the Pike and the west bank of the
Muscaunge creek about two miles of Fremont and
known the old David Bowlus' Farm. Said farm
$50 Acres Of Land,
40 of which are under high state Of cultivation Has
Two good Dwelling Houses, Barns, and Out-houses; Two
good Orchards Saw MILL and is otherwise well improv-
ed. The land and houses well adapted for two fam
lilies.
The above farm will be sold altogether or win be di-
vded into two parts and each sold separately
able terms. Applications should be made soon.
II. A. BOWLUS.
Fremont, Aril 3, 1868. J. o. BOWLUS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04

The following is the resolution of the Indiana
State Convention which elected delegates for
the Baltimore Union Convention and instructed
them to 60 for President Lincoln:
ReSoiued, That in the midst of civil war for the
preservation of the life of the Government, and
having confidence in the patriotism, the wisdom,
the Justice, and the honesty of Abraham Lincoln,
we regard his reelection to the position ne now
occupies as essential to the speedy and trium-
phant end of the war, and therefore, hereby in
struct the delegates to be appointed by this Con-
ventiOn to represent this State in the National
Union Convention, to cast their votes for his
nomination.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04
The Coming Dram.

Jas. b. Fry, Provost Marshal General has
instructed the Provost Marshal of Ohio. to be
fully prepared 10 commence the Draft on the
10th of March, and make II in every sub-dis-
'rct which shall not have raised its quota before
March lst. Volunteers between March LIST and
March 10th may be deducted after the Draft
commences, The interest of Sandusky town
ship amt much; only about llO men. Nobody
seems to care.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04
Iohn a yuh;4+;or A. ,,oo+ 9,

John G. Whittier, the poet, states that while
William Lloyd Garrison was in prison in Balti-
more in 1890, Henry Clay wrote from Lexington,
Ky, to friend in Baltimore ''directing him to
paw the fine and costs, and hberate Mr.. Garri-
SON. This fact has not been publicly known
until very recently,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04

A loyal paper is about to be started at Mur-
freesb0ro, Tennessee.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04
HOUsE AND LOT FOE SAFE

- WILL. SELL MY HOUSE AND LOT, on Mar
ket Street. next West Of G. c. Garfield, for Cash
i.A on long time. Possession given May 1st 1854
OSCAR BALL,
; Fremont, o., Jan. o, 1884, amOs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04
IT'S FOUND!
WATTS ON7S
NEURALGIA KING.
A perfect ANTIDoTE, SPECIFIC and CURE for
RHEUMATISM AND NEURAL GA

has long been needed After earnest and patient
search, this has been triumphantly dis
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WaIsOn's Neuralgia King.
WATSON'S NEUQALGlA KING reaches the source
the trouble and baRishes the disease from the system
Unlike the untold number Of Liniments and Embroca-
ons which merely stimulate the surface, but tempo
ary in their effects and are at BEST Of doubtful virtue
it STRIKES AT THE SEAT Of the ailmeRt, ARRESTS
IT. KILLS IT. ERADICATES 1T, and leaves no trace be-
hind.
Waisons Neuralgia King also Cures
GOUT AND DYSPEPSIA,
in all their FORMS 1t is now giving relief to thousands
who have been suffering from these Diseases and who
have TRIED ALL OTHER REMEDIES in vain.
WatsOn'S Neuralgia King
has received the highest testimonials from the highest
sources in regard to its WONDERFUL EFFICACY. 1t
operates with equal success in mild and chronic cases.
ueUer failing to work out speedy and permanent cure
WatsOn's Neuralgia King
costs but one dollar bottle, and LESS THAN BOT
I'll f often effects the end desired.
WATSON'S NEURALGIA KING is the only SPECIFIC
AND CURE FOR RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA that
has ever been discovered.
For Sale By oil Dealers Prepared only BY
CHAS. R. WALKER, Gen. Agent,
Buffalo, n. Y; Fort Erie, C. W.
For sale in Fremont by c. r. MeCuloch; s. Buekand,
F.. nlllnn &sOn. In Clyde, by W. ]. Miller. ldyl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04

GEWING MAGAZINE Needles, Silk,
~ and OIL at LESHRRS SHOE STORE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04

TERNS.-ONE-HALF CASH; balance, IN one year.
For two more lots longer time given if desired.
T. 8. WHITE.
Fremont, o. Feb. IL, 1864 sw4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04
Town Lots for Sale.

VHE subscriber offers for sale until the 1st of April
i next the following TOWN LOTS, at the prices
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-03-04

Death of the Widow of Ex-President HarrI-
CINcINNATI, Feb. %, 1864.
The widow of Ex-President Harrison died at
North Bend yesterday.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06

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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06
PROC L VI ALTON
BY HENRY w ALLEN,

GovlRXoR OF TIE SrATl or Ln,I>g ~.
WHEREAS. a vacancy has occurrr'! ~
w til. Cougr.s- OF th" tuui-d-rtt" states
of America. ~ tn" death o, Hon. HL>JAM.>
J.. IfoDGE. late Rcpv"-"utattv iroin tn
Fifth Congressional! District Of the Sta" OF
Louisiana:
AND WnErEA- Il i, rrovia j by an Act
Of IL. State Legislature 'utiI-l An act &"
provide for holding elections Tor k"p-"reu
ts,vcs in the congress OF the Confederate
states in the state OF l."u!-tlna, approved
June l7th. 1868. Section l-t. % Hr il
eaacted by the S.uat. and House OF Rep
r.-entave. of tae Slu,. Of Louisiana, il
General Assembly convened, That III th!-
state election for Representatives 20 the
Congress OF the ConI"dcr,t" States shall b"
by general ticket for the State. and .ach so
ter shall be entitled to ypt. one ticket. con
tanning the name of one person, who shall
rr-id. therein. TO. each Congressional Di-
tliCt in tn. State, AMI tn" person receiving
the greatest number of votes of III" whoi.
vote OF the State shall he commissioned Il
Representative by the Governor of the
state: Provided, That two persons iuhah
Ting the same District shall not be chosen
~ Representatives,. nor commissioned a.
euch.'
Now. THEREFORE. have thought proper
10 issue this. my proclamation. notifying the
qualified electors throughout the state. OF
the vacancy aforesaid. amt cummunirng
all Sheriff.. Commissioners of Elections. and
other officers therein concerned. To hold
said election on the Nui Nu1dIy 4 Dot'
Der, 1854, being the seventeenth day ct -hld
month. the same to be conducted. and III"
returns thcreo. made in ali respects accord
ing to the Constitution and laws in -.eh
case made and provided.
GiveI under my hand and the seal OF the
49,, State OF Louisiana. at n" city 81
L. :. Shreveport On thu the 81 an, Of
= August, y y. ls'i.
HENRY ". ALIEN.
Governor Of til" State OF Louisiana
Rs the Governor.
J II. H.IpY,
Asst ~vuty rf state
Louisiana papers copy twice aug2D y
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06
Election Notice.

DTSTANT to a Proclamation aE hi Elk
/ crllcncy. HeAry w. Alien, Governor
ul the State OF Louisiana, bearing date the
22d day OF August ls64 the qualihci slcc.
tors OF the Parish of CuGGn are hereby no.
Iiiied that AN election viii -" held. on Mon
day. the 18th day "t November. lo6i. from
o'clock \. NJ. until 1 O'Clock y. W. for the
purpose OF elvctiuC one Member OF Con
-ress To till the vacancy accustomed by the
dra;h oi ;hc Hon benjamin ]. Hodge. late
Representatives. from TIE Firth Congress
ionai District of the STATE Of Louisiana.
The polls viii b. opened in each election
prccint, undo: the superintendent OF the
Commissioners, appointed b. the Police
Jury Of the parish OF Caiir: the election to
be conducted and duplicate returns thereof
made to TIE an IersiCned. returning officer.
in the manner and form required by law.
|. W. PiCkE\S.
Sheriff Of the parish OF Caddo.
srptG-it
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06
OFFICE Assn. AGENT OF EXCHANGE. I
ShrevcnOrt Ia. AUGUST .4lh iSC4.

Shreveport. la. August 29'h 1894.
The Toll wing has been issued !rotn the
Office of Exchange at Richmond, relative
to Flag Of Truce letters
Z" All letters to go North by Flag Of Truce
must be sent to this Office,
Each letter must be enclosed. unseale1,
in separate envelope and addressed to
itObt. Ou!d, Bureau Of Exchange, Rich
monl. Va.
No letter must exceed in length one page
Of crdinar! sized letter paper. its contents
being Confined strictly to personal or fami-
~ matter. No letter a!ludiDg TO the move
m"nts or localities Of troops, will be allow
ed to pass.
Each letter must contain Il Y. 5. postag"
stamp OF its equivalent in silver or L. 5.
currency. These regulations will be rig
lilly enforced and no letters transmitted III
which they are not strictly observed.
The above regulations will be observed
also IN the TrunS-Miss. Dept.
All !"It"rS addressed to the undcre eued,
Asst. Agent Of Exchange, at this place
conforming to the above rules. will be sent
through TIE lines.
IG SZYMANSKI,
y. a. q aud Asst. Agent Of Exchange
Trans Mis-. Dept.
lSept 6-4'
Houston Telegraph. Washington Tele-
graph and Louisiana Democrat copy four
tines and send bill as above
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06
The Question OF a <Orth-Nes-
tern COllfed E:iCy.

We yesterday treated in g some
what iocul;r vein the idea Of a North
western Confed"racy, or, rather, the
alleged conspiracy for its establish
ment. Those who now profess to
regard such a construction as impro-
babe are the one. advocating public
policies the success OF which Wl!ircn-
der it inevitable. The continuance of
this war on present terms is rs GER
tain 10 result il die independence Of
the &c ..Grd States as night and day
are t. follow each other. Il is just
lis certain that the different sections
If the R"pnhIic. after one extended
division, viii ally Themselves with
-uch portions a> can and will most
pra ,tit.l!ly assist in tn" advancement
II til If respective interest. The
p.id. of nationality will to great
extent l." a"7,roy"" "h1h the nation
l. sh"EN OF "a.f us Pt"po i'hS' al !
the p" pl" VIII 10 * tor ne" organ
lzatI"n~ n""rte I" the eS'S"holea Oh
their position:
he adiN't1ls'THHo" hr' sPaPers are
now circulating arrmark OF President
IettrrS II touching me necessity 10
the who'll e country OF the fve" naVlsa-
t!oh OF tie N'>siSsIpPi %n ana our poses
SION OF Ne" Orleans: W IA, MS Si'-
@acity f'ErSt" experience HAS amply
.cin"nStfat"l; ana u IS 10 "e I'Sret!eu
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06
ri Nav Az &.

4 negro man. calling himself MACK.
n aged about ~ years: black: about -
fee, 10 inches Was i'll III" employ OF the
Q N. department AT this post from som"
time last summer until April last b" Wa
transferred to me rs belonging TO William
Lee. II. run of in April s. and was APP
pretended Yesterday and now saws be be
long. t. John Anderson. formerly g! Mar.
shall county, Miss. and now in Texas.
The owner Of said negro will com" for
ward, prove hi. property "nd take him
away.
f T. BUCK NER
capt. y. {. NJ.
Shreveport. Aug l2th, ie6i. t-3-t
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06

Proclamation By He"Ty W. if|""'
Gorernor Of Lou'si0na.
WHEREAS one IT GENE HENArrF
w charged with the crimes OF Treason.
Robbery and exciting insuhoIIinetion
among slaves. escaped ttpn the Jail Of tn"
Parish of Natchi,ocho. Q" the night OF the
18Th July. 1854.
Now therefore. have thought proper
20 issue this. my proclamation calling upon
al good citizens to -jd IN r"-arrc,,iug ii"
said Renauff and furthermore "t.r!ng u
reward OF one thousand dollars for lis ap-
preheusion and delivery TO the HheTi't OF
tbs Parish of Sa,chitochcs.
Said Rcnautt i shout six feet high. well
proportional. of dark complexion. black
hair and eyes, left am Of just he.ow II"
elbow weighs about l-0 pounds. He
slsins to be a French subject.
49,, Given under my hand md
SET. Of, Of 'h rs at , Of ho"1
his Eth day of August, \. - Ioo4.
HENRY ". ALLEN,
Governor OF LOu!saus
Hy the Governor.
}. IL. HARDY.
Asst >ccv of state auc23-ft
Satchitoches Times copy four tines.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06
For the News.

Tho Leap year fast is gliding by.
Ny hear: sweet secrets still concealed,
All . me. can TO longer sigh
The secret dear, must he revealed.
Yet how to write or how. confess
The chain that round my heart you've
SOve-
How can maid her thoughts express,
To tell thee, Yet. not say 1 love
Were you but here, a word. look,
The secret would at once reveal;
But mOdesty car hardly brook
To write, what it has biushed to feel.
viii not 7Ti'c-I could but tell
:, truth. you mast ere this have sue.T-
ed
Nor could my pen declare SO we'll
The feelings, that each LOOK confessed
T.
M;,I.r op,f,
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06
Notice to Confederate Tax
PaS:rS.
ACT OF FlGEuAti i7sm. 1854. a. AMENDED
Ju%E l3IIi, 1864.
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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06
kInaW NV

L7R0M tie plantation Of Mrs. N. S. ~
J. Prentice. near Tyler. on the lat O. n
August, u n-gro man named John, ~
about five feet eight inches high about
fifty years old head quite bald black
complexion. Said negro was brought from
Carroll Parish, La aud he may be trying
to make his way back. he has been ell old
boat hand. \ liberal reward will be paid
for his delivery to M. at Tyler Smith CO.
Texas, or his !odgtnent in any Jail so can
get him again.
Tyler, August 10th 1854.
JOHN ". DOTET. Agent
s"r. co. for Mas. NJ. :. PRENTICE.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06
For the "Sces''
s:NicOfianina.''

BY BETA OMEGA.
"Ch there's not in this world pleasure
80 sweet.
As to sit near the window and tilt up the
feet;
To pull at the cnba whose favor just suits.
And gaze at the world ,twix; the toes OF
your boots"
To watch the blue smoke "a gracefully it
curls.
In fanta tic pictures MS upward it whirls
Sweet golden dreams, tissue WOODS from
Times webb
In the tide of life, from its flow to its ebb
Mahomct's paradise gives not such a Toast
Nor the rich fancies of narcotic hashush.
AS the delicate fragrance Of the cigar.
Dispelling mans cares in its triumphant
From it's ci.cling rings. its parabolic curves.
A dainty rich feast TO fancy it serves
TIL mind Is o'erwhelmcd, reason no more,
Outstretching towards Times deep ocholess
shore.
All! conceptions Of Goethe's roetical mind.
All grand penciliings from ReulbrGudts
skilled hand.
All orator and poet All statesman and
sage.
Whose thoughts adorn every historic page.
Didst revel amid this rich powerful spell,
well
Proclaim to the world, thy genius ar d fame.
Handing down Times broad stream ar
undying name'
Tell of the shell on this oceans sandei
shore,
Which sings its dying requiem for ever
more.
Tell Of the beauty Of the sunsets fading ray.
As it sinks to rest at the close OF the day,
Of the sp!enior Of Nature, the grandeurs Of
Time.
Greet decide Of men, Emperors. Kings of
long line,
Monuments. pillars, pyramids, city and
Which man has erected for Time to pull
down!
But sing of Nicotianina's sway,
Known to nations. IN encient and modern
day.
4 soother Of pain, cain,er o: sorrow,
\ comfort to day, rs well as tomorrow
4 JOY and hope. a compe Mon and pleasure,
hose gifts muniGcent, not stinted by
measure
Make man E God, in his triumphal car
To speed through space, like a meteoric
star.
Shreveport. La. Sept. ID. ga.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06
Minden. Aug 2oth, "a.

The following acc pant Of the de
fences of Mobile, We take from .
Federal sheet:
Earthworks in three lines age said
to extend completely around the city
on the land side, with field pieces in
position. Several mud forts, with
guns of large calibre mounted upon
them, are within the earth*orks.
In the Bay, Immediately ahead OF
the city, are three c. four sunboats,
and several small iron clad forts
These are intended 70 resist an ad-
vance CT feet up the Bay, or the
occupation of the city by land forces.
As We learn from: the report of :he
reconnaissance made to the obstruc-
tons near the city by the Admiral on
the 18th inst, the Nashville lies
sunk directly across the channel,
making access to the city Impossible
until she is removed
|. The Nashville, it will be rernofn-
bered by our readers, was being fitted
ont as an iron-clad ram at the same
time as the Tennessee, but was found
to be too unwie!dv and unmanagea-
BILE
The Nashville drew too much wa
ter to be lighted over Dog River
Bar. and the rebels sunk her in the
channel for the purpose gilmore etfcc-
,u"lly obstructing it.
The Mobile Register of the goth
SAYS:
Mobile is the water gate way to
large and fertile portion of the State
interior. and precisely to that portion
in which the slave population is
most dense. Every spade full OF
earth thrown up here is so much ad
! dition TO the defence eff every planta
ton that lies on the Alabama and
Tomhigbee rivers, and for miles out
from their banks. Mobile is menaced
| by the enemy from the Gulf. from
Pensac Ia and from Northwestern
Mississippi. The true "man on
horseback" Gen. Forrest, is watch
! ing the latter. and sufficient force is
interposnd to deal with the raid com
| Ing out from Pensacola to operate
against the Montgomery and Mobile
Railroad. Asto the land attack from
the Gulf, in the present situation.
"spafes are trumps." We do not
say we will not be glad to see the in
terror sending armed men to help us
defend this key to the State, but la
borers are needed more than soldiers.
| We believe We can defend Mobile as
it is. but send US three thousand of
your plantation hands for ten days
or two weeks, and we can safely bid
defiance 10 GO, 600 OF the best troops
thaI tight Her Liucols's banners.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-06
committed

FITD the Jail IL the city Of Shreveport. %,
l Parish of Tadto. a negro man "a
who calls his name Solomon. ot-AA
black complexion aged about thirty five
wear, : about six feet high say. he be-
lon = to y. Mcclure. Smith county, near
Tyler. Texas.
Also negro man who calls his name Bill
OF black color aged about Twenty-Five
year. : about six feet high says he he
longs To Wilson owen. Near NnIaha',h!c
Ellis county. Texas.
The owner or owners Of said negroes are
hereby notified Ia come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take them away
or they will be disposed Of as the law
reefs J. W. MAuLE.
Sept G-t;1 Tailor.
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ENECUuyE OFE"t. Shreveport
August 9th. 1854.
ID LRSONS holding thu auditors Ccrtih-
4 Gates for sig per cent. State Bonds.
sold under the act approved February >th
lo64. will please return the same to the
State Auditor and receive in LIEU thereof
the Bonds 20 which they are entitled.
Aug IN HENRY W ~ LEN.
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Cling with ballot-boxes, the people
will not work in " secret" to vindi-
cate its supremacy. Chicago Times:
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of announced
orders
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Proclamation By Henry W. Af|e",
Gorernor Of Louistana.