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Head Quarters, Trans-Miss. Dept,

Head Quarters, Trans-Miss. Dept, !
Shreveport. La. October 81, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS No S.
TENO the end that the accounting officers of the
IL Treasury may be enabled to act advispdly
on the claims of pay due deceased officers. and
to prevent the possibility of error or fraud. in
twice paying for the same period of service, all
Qnartermasters, charged with pay funds. will i'm
medately prepare and transmit to Hon. D. F.
Shall. Auditor. I. NJ. at Marshall, Texas, roll
Or list of all officers to whom they have hereto
fore made payments on account Of their pay and
emoluments. and hereafter will furnish similar
rolls at the end of each calendar month, accord
ing to the following form:
List of officers. G. S. a. to whom payments
were made by me dnring the month Of -,
1856, on account of their paw.
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c. S. Tax, 1863 and 1864.
NOTICE TO AGGRIEVED TAX DEBTORS.

STATE COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Shreveport, November 9, 1864.
A LII persons legally entitled to the remission
IA or retunding of any tax imposed upon
them, are notified to file their written applica-
tons therefor, duly sworn to and supported by
the best evidence of which the nature of each
case admits, on or before the goth Of December
proximo. with the District Collector of their par
sh, who will investigate the same and report the
facts and circumstances and his judgment tnere-
on, without delay, to the undersigned.
ROBT. M. LUSHER,
State Collector.
December 3, 1e64.-27-3.
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Notice to TaX.PayerS.
DISTRICT OF ST. Landry. La.
G.. S. 1.-THE Tax, 1363.


DISTRICT OF ST. Landry. La.
c. s. 1.-THE Tax. 1868.
TTHE original lists or estimates of ,ssessm,,..
Il of the Tax in Kind for the year 1862 !
ing been returned to the undersigned bv "
Post Quartermaster for collection in money v.4 ~
only the Tax debtors of said 1.-THE Tax "a, Ns' ss
year 1868, are hereby notified to come torrsu, ~,
and pay the amount thereof to the undersaaass
syithin the next THIRTY Days from tho sssa d..aE
f this notice, under a penalty of ten NOR css. s.'
additional thereon in Conformity to law. >.' u.
THEO. C. LITrELI.
..z c. S. Collector for lsea
Office in Orelousas, La. ss's
Nov. 12, 1864 pa.
For the information Of Tithe-Tax.payer, !,
1863, the following instructions are pubEsbea
Office of Commissioner Of Taxes !,
Richmond, April 25. 1864
l. In cases where the produce subject 10 i,
in kind. has been taken and receipted for BY any
Quartermaster or Commissary servipp ,,,;,i
troops in the field, the receipt may be allowed br
the Collector in settlement of the money vain.
of the tax in kind.
9 In cases where srch produce of the farm.,
has been taken and recepted for by any per,on
belonging to the army. not a QuartermastSro ii
Commssary, and proof is made Of the facts bv
the taxpayer, and such other person or person.
as may have knowledge of the facts and II.
character of the taxpayer and witnesses f,
truth aud integrity established by evidence. i
the Collector is satisfied that the produce has
been received and nsed by the Confedera,s
States army, the receipt may be in like manne,
allowed.
g. I'm cases where such produce has been taken
by the Confederate States army. and no recaip
given upon proof by affidavit of the produce,
and such other person or persons as may know
the facts with proof establishing the character ot
the producer and witnesses for Truth and integIi
ty. the amour. 80 taken may in like manner Be-
allowed
(Signel) THOMPSON ALLAN,
ComInissonef
Approved:
tsigned) c. G. B1EMMINGEP,
Secretary of Treasury
Also Sec 2, Act for relief of Taxpayers, &c:
SEC 2 That in all cases where the crop. ou.
of which the tax in kind is TO he paid has been
taken or destroyed by the enemy, the Dstrr,
Collector may remit the tax, in whole or in part
according to the extent Of the loss sustained by
the tax payer: Prouided That the facts in each
case shall he rep ,rted to the Tax Collector and
the remission shall not be valid, until approved
by him ..s...-
Approved February IL, 1864.
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HEAD QUARTERS,
Post Command't & Enrolling Officer, I

OPELouSAs, November g. 1864.
IN pursuance Of Instructions from Department
Il Head Quarters. the following named con-
scripts in the employment of Maj w. G.. Mey-
rick, Purchasing Commissary +. A, C. s. will
report without delay to this office for ass gnment
to service in the field. Any evasion or derelic-
ton of this order by failing to report for assign
ment and orders, will classify the parties as de-
serters, and they will be treated as such when
anprehended:
Pierre Vidrine, Jr., Eeilion,
J c Fonenot, l. Feilliod,
G. Vidrinp, A Manuel,
P f Vidrine. S Manuel,
2 Vidrine, Feb Fontenot,
Vidrine, J Bite P Fontenos,
Alex. D DeVille, Jr., 0 Manuel,
Theo Roso, o Deville,
S B Manuel, NJ Meme,
Leon Bordelon, A j Fontenos,
s .ewis Young, J Saucier,
Divide Lafeur, P Chailie,
Emile GoiIion, Dec Manuel,
Theo Laaeur. D Vidrine,
Honore Fuselier, P Richard,
Paul Fontenot, Flenment Chorloun,
Leopold Fontenot, A Manuel.
Odn j Fentenot, A s Miliere,
Benoit Soiean, J Bic fnseer,
s Fontenot. J Bte Bertrand.
PantIin Manneis ., 5te Manuel,
Pierre Manuel, P Bertrand.
FRANCOIS Ptre, J P Manuel,
CyDrien Fruge, P Manuel, Jr.,
Paul Fruge, w Manuel,
Solomon Reed, J Bte pupiechain,
Francois Duprc, Jr., D Duplechain,
Jos Vidrine, G Raya.
Emile Leieune, V Guillory,
Darinicin Lopez, LIS Espergie,
Fontsnnt. Bite Manuel,
S Y Longorie, Fr V-illion,
JNO. NJ. TAYLOR. Post Co,nnsandanl
and Enrolling Officer, St. Landry.
December 3, 1864 -27-2t
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T ANTED.-A Lady made homeless by the

NV :. WIZ
w war, wishes to obtain permanent school
in good neighborhood She has had long ex-
perience as a Teacher-can give the highest re-
ferences as to qualifications, &c.
Apply at the Courier Office.
December 10th. 1864 28-tf
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N Office .

TT1HE undersigned. having been detailedbr
l. Gov Allen to put up and repair wool and
cotton cards. for the Parish of St. Landry, ipa,.
ticularly those whose handles are so awkward,l
hereby announces to those whom ii may conera
that be is now ready to perform this duty on hs
most moderate terms. l.. WAITER
Opelonsas. October 22l 1864. 21-tf
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The cassian Pipe.-In these days of trouble
aman likes to smoke when passing in review the
vicisstudes of lfe;-a substantial and at the same
fine elegant pipe can be had by calling on Mr..
.cassian, at Washington, the manufacturer. His
pipe lcks any article of the kind of Yankee make
we have ever seen.
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. r EHo u s A O.:
SATURDAY., Z: DECEMBER 10, 1864.
uJohn Macdonald, Esq, has been appointed

DrJohn Macdonald, Esq, has been appointed
Post Master ia our Town, in place Of Theodore
chachere.s Mr.. Macdonald is over 90 years Of
age, sedentary and correct man, who will, no
doubt Ell his Office to the satisfaction of the pub
lie, He will keep the Post Office on Main street.
near the corner of Main and Landry.
I Speaking of Post Assfs4r, we are Informed
that Miss Hattie Haskell, daughter of our jovial
friend Buck Haskell. of Calcasieu. has been ap-
pointed Post Master at Lake Charles. Calcasieu
Another appointment which seems to receive the
general appreciation. ,.
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To The Public.

TO The Public.
TNHE public is hereby warned not 10 neg"
\ tiate or trade for note of SlG0 snhcribed
by me in favor of NJ Cockerell. dated in Oclobr
last, 1864. and pay able ON demand as the sags
has been settled. Ill. -LlI1EaL
Oneln,sas. November 10. 1864. 25-S.
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Died-ln this Parish, OF III. 5th instant, Mir.
DALICoURr JoyBERT. aged about AZ years.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-12-10

u Last Friday, the 18th instant, there was
considerable excitement in our bug The Van.
KEGS came with one gunboat and transport up to
the mouth of Bayou Portage aud commenced
landing troops Capt. King, of the St. Martins
Rangers, Immediately set out with his command
to meet the foe. The gunboat threw about 15
shells in the woods. AT The landing the enemy
met with stont resistance and upwards of twenty
were killed and wounded; however, they suc-
ceeded in landing about 400 men when con-
siderable skirmish ensued Our men fell back
about two miles and waited for Whitaker; when
the Yankees arrived where our men were station
ed, they aboutjacsd and retreated back to their
boats. Our loss is trifng: Lieut.. Matthew Fog
arty. wounded in the side; Private III. Brown,
wounded in the knee; Sergeant George French,
wounded in the hip. There were about thirty
OF Kings company present. Capt. Whitaker
arrived too late to participate in the action. The
Rangers lost great deal of their clothing, &c.
Try it again Mr.. Blue Belly, and we think yon
will meet sweeter reception. III. Democrat
N~-- st2,5=
SLAVERY IN THE NoRTH.-Having put all
the able-bodied consrabands into the army to do
their fighting for them, the Abolitionists are now
engaged in dividing the women and children
among themselves. General Butler is at the
head Of this characteristic scheme to supply do
mestic. slaves to the favored phanthropists of
the North. The unfortunates separated from
fathers and brothers, are sent out into Abolition
families. where they are to work for their food
and clothing. This, with ''edncation and reli-
gious privileges, is to be their compensation.
No wonder the ''coiored citizens of Williams.
burg, New York. have held meeting ..con-
demning the movement Well did the Anglo
African say in bitterness: 1T would be far better
to be IN the bonds Of slavery, than to breathe
the breath Of freedom in such whitening atmos.
phere. It would be better to be in the State
prison than to be soldiers sustaining the banner
Of country that has always kept us for its union
ggrandizement-- that has always used us only
because the stuff was genuine !"
Louisiana Democrat
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OLD TYPE METAL,
Suitable fos making shot, for sale at this office.
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~
way, on the margin of one of which We read the
following:
General Lawler. his staff and all on board,
were captured. going mp the river, at Miliken's
Bend. Lawler severely wounded; shot through
the body. To-day we hear from Morganza of
fight between Lee and Grant. We captured
10000 prisoners. But few Yankees at Morgan
za a few infantry and negroes. All the cavalry
nave gone below 6.0O0 cavalry left Baton
Rouge on Monday in the direction of Clinton.
1T was Collins that made the dash into Morganza,
killed negroes, yankee Col. and soldiers
captured 2.
A fght is reported TO have taken place near
Chattanooga, where we Tepulsed the enemy with
severe loss.
RICHMOND, November I6.--Ehe following
was received tonight at Headquarters:
To the Secretary of War:
Brecknridge reports that on the night of the
18th, he turned Bull Gap, when the enemy at
tempted 10 retreat. About one o'clock on the
l4sh. with Vaughan's and Dukes commands, he
struck their column aud routed it. capturing sew
eral hundred prisoners, ten stands of colors. six
pieces of artillery, with caissons and horses all
complete, and fifty loaded wagons with teams,
and ambnlances loaded with medical stores.
s (Signed) R. II. LEE.
hicnu0nQ. Q.NOV.3S.--S01gfeSSt met To-Day. i he
Presidents message was received and read. The
President begins with review of military opera
sions: Since the adjournment of Congress, we
have recovered from the enemy Texas and Arkan-
sas, except few fortified points and nearly the
whole Of northwest Mississippi and northern Ala.
bama; and western Tennessee is again in our pos
session. ALI attempts TO penetrate from the eDast
have been bafaed. In southwest Virginia, sue
cessive armies have been routed; and portion
of eastern Tennessee reconquered b. your troops.
The main army, after serious defeat. constant
Tenuse and repeated assaults, are still engaged in
the effort to capture Petersburg. Shernan's ar
my succeeded in obtaining possession of Atlanta,
but twas unable to secure any alternate advantage
from this success. Had We been compelled to
evscuate Richmond as well as Atlanta, the Con-
federacy would have remained as defiant as ever.
No military success of the enemy can accomplish
the destruction of the Confederacy, nor save
them from the constant drain Of blood and treas
ure which must continue until he shall discover
no peace is atainable unless based on recognition
..Nochange in the conduct of foreign powers can
be announced. The recognition Of our indepen.
dence ia withheld, from sts assumption that re-
cognition would be value lsss without interven-
tiun. We wish no intervegs N for we know our
selves fully competent tom EIelAin onr rights and
Independence. Peace is id Pebble withoutind
pcndence, and not to bsy expected until the
enemy will anticipate nentrals in recognition.
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MoLAssES FOR SALE.

EIFTY BARRELS good molasses. will be
il sold to families, by the barrel or half barrel.
Apply at the office Of the Opelousas Courier
Opelousas 18th June 1864 3tf -
The New York herald., 1864-12-07
NEW york HHeALp wEpKEspAE, pEOEMBER y, 1861

6chy Chartra. Smith, Port Even for Lynn. -
schr Sarah Gardner. Meade, Newburg for Boston.
SAILED. . =,
steamers Dudley Buck Guy yahogA Rebecca Clyde oer
Atlanta, Fanny Eari; schrs Mary hankin, Ney Fn burr.
l. Cowperth waite.
Wind at sunset SW, very light
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:s.:. .SSs .iss :..: Z 8
Fort Of New York. December 6, 1864.
CLEAREn
tsamship B Knight, Gallagher. Philadelphia-W Tay.
sesmsn,pi Chesapeake wnle,t. rsrtlaad-a cren.
Nip George (Brsmsn). Mehrens Raugoon-Garrsis
nip Belle Wood (Br). Freeman, Livsrpool-willIams
sp Perseverance tDr), Robertson, Lsshorn-rapscos.
xS..r.A rsw.,, Siacn
sa Ocean Home tsr,. w.ldin, HavAps.J ward;
a WIN II Wall. Castner, Key wes,-Benner Brown.
sim..l rSsns isr5. Mia sfssos & k,.AD Ds.o
o. Arctic tBrA John,9n Ess.sur ws9s,es s 90
o. Orion, Matthew'S Phiiadephia-J W Mckee
& vict sburrh HASKELL. Brabethpor,-nescalf Dnn.
l simer Josephine Thompson. Moore, Baltimore.
s,mshp Costa Rics. mnklepaugh, Aspinwsn nov IS
ssssSIs ana % ALLEN 3D., q .' Nv rM rsl
asrsna % Island With "p apaps re- ali stsndns yards soft,
snS srs nenry upright wss'sns m ss ssr, sre
c.orp. rs, e .s:s.y :ssy asos
sriermaster tth inst AN. 81 Is lon :, passed
sssSp ss snS re ,s'sS Sossr with
and names sorsr . via S.
sds,. yih iron as e ri Irsss ps.TSSs. Va.
Ranks thence hau pieasNnt weather,
IN 4 w gale, started cutwster and shifted cargo.
hip Merchant (of Provdcnce spraeue, Cardn 90 days
IN coal 70 master Sd inst on the Capes OF the Dsaware
,te Hr schr wild Horse, hence for Cardenss
3ark Persia Holm, Cronssdt ~ days with mdse to VIM
3srs Eia Adele tsr) Brown, Ragged Island. sdavs
IN salt 20 w Rowe. :.
sars Bngwood Eningwood osce Bay, II days. with
a. 70 Brett Son 90. LIST inst, st Al -, Ion 50 g. had
avy NNW 10 NV gale. split sails. nc. -. =, -,
Bre irene tRrl; cow summerside' PEI. II days. win
arg Annie Collins tBr). shaw, Windsor. Ms, II days,
tn plaster, TO Smithers 90. y,
8rg John Freeman crowell Baltimore. days with coal
schr Emma Anderson fr) Mccarthy. 81 Martins Oct 90
vatable A Son.. Nov 6 In n heavy ~ 1Ae, went on
New Inlet IL aud remained until the 4th INST was
or after cutting away tine masts BY the Coast wreeSing
baa received some sight damage 10 ncr botton was
we'd 70 this city by stcasntng q Gibba a
schr Adds Chadwick (of BostonD. Paine oace nay, io
70. with coal, 20 master.
schr % Oskea rn,tie, Fortress Monroe, days
9rhr Eva, Northup Eltabethport Tor frov,dence.
ychr = Cummings, Lunt st0cprse, me- 10 uAIs
sohr ArmAdillo Chase. New BEDFORD
schr VIM Williams Simmons, Fail hNor
schr Success, Richards, New London
achr Texas, Chappiin, New Iondsuk
achr Lcz,cr, Rhilhps, Pr,dssDork
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A RCUBIsHOP HUGHES, MEMORIAL.-THE ME-
mortal prepared bv order Of the Corporation Of this
cv 10 the of tho late Archbshop Hughes
is now free exhibition by order OF tbe Special Commit
Julius Bauer 4 Co, No. 5n broadway, between Spring
and Prince streets. frsm pa. NJ until r. m.
NYEw YORK CITY AND COUNTY LIQUOR DBALERs
IN Protective society.Ihe regular monthly meeting Of
,hs above ety held their In Hleecker
House Blceoker street door from Greene, ON Wedncs
December at O'Clock. punctual attend
A"e " ~ THOMAS CASSIN, President
Josrpu McQuapK, Recording Secretary.
rrup MEMBERS OF PYRAMID LODGE, 400 f. and A.
are Ne eby notified TO attend q communication to
he held on Thursday the Sh ipst o'clock M FOR the
purpose OF attending the funcra OF our te oFohrr 'nhn
Salince. ny order OF the w. ~
TgosAs II. GoLprrY, secretary.
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THE LAST DITCH OF REBELD0N-A BEAUTtFUL
char finely coored. Price rs cent. Agents wanted.
CHAs buBRECHT co, Publishers of Popular Maps
aud Charts ~ Frankfort street, New York. r
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SEW PUBLICATIONS.

A puysioI,oClCAL VIEW OF NARRTAGE-CoN-
N tanning nearly 500 pages and 100 tine plates and en-
cravings OF the anatomy the human organs IN state or
he ah disease wsh treatise on carry error s 90.
pcrable oonsequsnccs the mind and pody Win he
authors plan only RATIONAL and success
fo mode of BY the report OF cases treated
truthful adviser the married and those contemplating
marriage who would know their physical condiiion sens
free OF postage to any address recort o ~ cents IN
rtsnpsor postal Address DR. La Crot 81 Maiden
lane, Albany, N Y.
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WINES. LIaUORs, so.

<YIpRR cIpER, ,CIDER-wANrED HARRISON AND
- pippin CIDER In large or smsl g,antty jucc or re-
sod where 70 be Addrs Francis No ~ wSas street.
New yars. Mt TMIf tN#4rf
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SHIPPING NE w S.

AInArAc yoR yoRK-fHss
slsxs.....,.....7 II NOON SETS. morn IL 90
srra ..............1 33 nicu water. :. morn s.
, 1864-07-29

&c ;sth '"crss,1 ~lh o,ter 5s@ccse nfeis ,sas Ms
! M want' sak tu~y hLye rsed lvcrythiug without
lei .vc h. erred ev tns nex me:noo; sna n n
n..rs IL taye l.st conndesce il me Gru- ksstesn
III 1.Io1 US. Ee.t eu hes taat na'nses f:5es1
. in in; III Grr he.ur4e thoroughly ArQuatn ea
viii ns,usc' ir:ne ta:y Wy nes5t , consec; 70 oe
.ut4nuet BECAUSE the7 ave TICK. -hfs ncF tStts!
.ts o. t sec. etons acd eserct:ons. Is pro antes
c.en sna els:n:es =: fg'1 nra ~ ,hs sne.sta
nra! thl:1. JalrI,rc ccrD:i, ns1cE ncaa:Gh.. Sea
:yletA. 1arri"a tyeen't-y sna Gho!era. ~ ~
'.uss. t~c1ar to te.' lltx. 0Ncs ana roonas -
<:.rtf C.a1k es1tet CL,esso, Ill., Contutafion ifei
FlE1!ri IL 6orta tla5k street. Chicago Ii.
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, 1864-07-29
TEE NAVY.


New YoRk, Tuesday, July 23.-Tho Chief
Engineers Of the United States Navy, who
were ordered from Adn,ira1 Gregory's staff,
to report op the condition of the light-draft
iron. .clads, have submitted reports to Sacre-.
tary Welles.
The department has turned over two Of the
III. starred vessels to Can't John Ericsson, who
viii at once try his hand At making some-
thing on. Of them. The result Of the. in
sncc{ion Of the engineers Is substantially
That might have been expected The ship;
are almost hopeless1y ruined, and It is feared
that mn plan can be devised for making them
wortl the trouble Of altering. The turrots
and cuns GRE all that reuaain Of the twenty
e-1eni7fd vessels, each Of which cannot cost
iess than $5c0, 900. TIC only use to which
earers now deem them worth being put IL
that Of barges, bat even IN this ca 2acttY their
,,safn1ness would be limited to smooth and
s%e1;ov water. The Nemesis Is now In the
stream stream a at PDiladelphia, batt for I'LL the
Was-s Of The Quaker City. No one would be
wiling to 60 to fea IN her, and 1t Ia likely
that nf, one will be asked. The reports sent
- Washington about her, from the officers
m heard. are said to be devoid Of any hDpe
tl,at she ls susceptible Of Improvement In hs1
| nrcscpt shape. The tufrtts ana guns WI!
probably be removed ut once.
Turrets on shore now may oc ereetea u
vcry stort notice, as the twenty ~hlch thesi
shlps have on hoard, hcsug nelsaef useful o
orna.uental ut the navy Yard soula W eon7e
ouen,ly SIT up at the d1de1cnt ai'2oss'
, 1864-07-29

The General ADVANCE III F&eA.Ats'
The following is m otllcial statement OF
the proceedings of the recent Railway Con:
yention: :.........
Re~o,s<d. That the following minimum weights
zhcep. &c D. single decE, 1900 bs: cattle, $1,000 n;
sheep, double deck, 10000 1bs; hogs aoao'e oesS'
"a Esso{csJ, That the enhanced price Of labor snd
material. used in operating railroads, now exist
ing, over those when the present prfce was esap-
liehed for transporting Government properly. IN
eers 1t Incumbent on as to rt4ntst o. y ~ 1aeor
tat1on on basis corresponding to so'ne e1sa.
With the increased cost of operating faGfoa9s;
and NC would suggest taas y nsa na
Ties In fay~r Of Government transportation 10 a4
Inst etould be required, in view Of thy increasea
taxation, and the circumstances oy WHICH snes a'e
Rssorsd, That in view Of the revision and g:ns- gs
ral advance proposed aud recommended u cnsMn no
esio ss ps5s1y sl o. @ hsasy I'd Gn1h
that the first and classes should oe e.
about len per cent, which would be westEa59 " "
Chicago az hasis s. PER m iSs M na,s.d o
Res1leed, That an advance Of ~ per ~
tie present rates be charged 1pon a pIopsx{ " ~
car load, except upon live stock ana upon
express now: being transported upon passenger
srea That the greatly enhanced as1s9.5s so, o. H.
I'D rst n1as t.
as matter OF justice to it's proprieofs oas ~ ~
view of the sterner law Of eelfpreser alo
tie protection Of this yast property from dstesi
oration which would 1mpalf its puohe nsanmsss, ss
to raiee the traffic CHARGES 80 ~ 10 some ' et
| work required oft =; ,..ooo,
Tus convention would therefore, %ost M ses2set p
fully hut urgently express the hope taat W Vii r.
taithtuly adhered to; and they confidently soan ~,
upon the cordial and hearty eoopsIan noe.ca o. ~
nr ahsent. in accomplishin, go desirable ~ ena.
Resolved, That the advanced rates and aasssn;a s;
tion submitted by the committee sake eaec' VI IL
| oath iuat.
, 1864-07-29

-: 5ss i; OF ILLINOIS, iEOUNTY
,.n't,S M WI, Iests aeHry jatnsoa =. .scl!:
nlton y. 20 C::esEy, s. 1,gis Atoan hs
.,r, .",n ,JoleE~rl llsns ecsrar \. titus aaHi
u u srtosf. ri wl4u ~; =, ,,, J.ue' psosn sse.sst
j. !. ,,'n'"oGs t;esuss M Ms.r.i s,stsets,a Hsr HoS6:
M pqGleg + ft Gl.ls a9osn, !a'sH @lizp pf FL
:, r;p1 npe MorriI 4. 1ef4ur lin Crsucsty v,..
hf1i!tvit Of tge rs,rF-s,denes o. nasr.hs
it,sm 1I,e Bns nnet R-own. E!owt. lanes
Vow, vi Ism T. BIowr. Fr'.nct> A. hh,a3ton.
~ ~ nsrss S uc'eltrs. iiuay Fa1't;, snLe: J:
iisra I,outs A.. Mtycf. CuArles g. Elsck aeEIy
,oEn. Nsc fu s'sp nc eo!Fn = ~ essp, ~ pn,ct r.
o:,re !. hereby t'-e.. 70 the rat hz4rlsh FisEEt
;tra t. VI" J4ln-s n 1~n stews.rs Brown, JAmed
nvovr. \ IltIAn h,u~n. r. nci. l. Hamilton,
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