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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-01

rob PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, OF liii""'S'
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON, OF tennessee
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which dspo-iIsTie. OF Public n.oaey, and sill
RESPECTABLE BANhS AND BANKERS
drought I'll" country, acng .,s Of the National De
pota-y Bank sll furnish further Information sppn
cation aud
AFFORD ETERT FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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rielen Gntlhnlniaunaen Den Out abnatrn, ihnt ater
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in bic 6ano aat, pG6rsne bic Staetldreiterin, bic
lcbr bartbGria mar, ifi NIT ifrer seaenncn Stnne
anidrie, alS lei CT lsltt ifcftant. Nnl lhinn'ten
ater - Den allsrihlimmfcn SaI fretlid nch ausz
asncntmen ersing es ibnl in, Sanlc Der Stsrfcr'
itern, mr ihm tei isincnl giutrit ein fSrtnlihsr
ssa1eritrrm sntsssenrauiats, na bic Mass, bic i'm
nidt tsmsrft tatts, srars snen rrlsn 3ufsr itsr
Dem Slisbtrrsn ausscB, 10 hab ism ras gsal'er tis
an bic aniss ipriste. Ganf DEN srausn @amalaen
fliefen lcins 0ibe nca lrifih trcfen tnS CT FONTS
te, rbns sinen Gteu,atismas su risfircn nurdh bic
line utbartise lleferiamemmln9 natb Ger trpdsnen
3immsrihmslle maten, mc or jeoch fsim ssas'
irruna mittrn in sinsn irecnsn Sanoeatr tinetns
tarrte uno nariifsr NIT esn Sept Isbr nnianTt sc.
gen ssn StHrririten itiss.
| (SrrtissunA fclSt)
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AVIS.

(SoNFoRMEMENT une resolution du j d.
~ ~ de Police de Ia Paroisse ST. Landry, d.
doptse le % Mai 1864 je donne par les prssentes
avis aux detenteurs des billets de Paroisse ennis
par q Pareisse 81. Landry d'avoir les presenter
pour 9tre remhoursss, a mon Bureau. dams "a
vile d'Opelousas, d'ici au 20 de JUN proclaim.
Respiration duqnel temps ces bilets seront rem.
boufses piastre pour piastre en- bllets Confsdsres
DIES anciennes emissions, ct aucune deduction Yle
sera faite sur les b1lets Eonfed nonobstant Ia
take impose sur lesdits billcts par Ie Gouverne-
ment CenfsdsrGs
ONEZIME a. GIJIDRY.
s. !. Ivssorier de Ia Paroisss Sc Landrv.
OpeIausas 81 Mai 1854. 5I-5t y
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Corporation of Grand Coteau.

N conformity with . resolution Of the Corpo-
u ration Of Grand Cotsau, holders Of notes of
said Corporation are hereby requested to present
the same, between this and The Goth june inst.
TO the undersigned Treasury, Of 10 H. 81 nnr..
bar, in Grand Coteau, for the purpose Of being
redeemed, at the expiration of which time said
notes will bs redeemed dollar for dollar ID Con-
federase money of the old issues, and 10 deduc-
ton will Be made on the Coniederats nsney.
notwithstanding the tax levied on said Confsd.
crate money BY tho General Goyefuinent.
EUG. PEs1sETIN, Trsasaysr.
Ggan9 EqteaN 4ih s.ssaue 1864 l--sa3kt
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reVolte, combien moins pourra le faire UT
gouvernement base sur le consentement
des gouvernes. Mais non-subjugation
tel est le mot d'ordre. L Acknowledgement
ct la iberte pour pesclave-la subjugation
ct Reorganization pour le maitre, tel est
le cri populaire. Poursuiyez-les, frappez.
les, ecrasez-les, s'ecrie le membre du Ken.
lucky. NJ. Green Clay Smith.
Monsieur, celia est facile 4 dire dams eette
enceinte. Ces cfis sont populaires parmi
ceux qui emplissent les galleries. de cette
Chambre; mais meme le membre du Ken
tucky, ainsi qu'un grand nombre de MEM
bres militaires. ont etc heureux de Sara.
cher d ce plaisir de DISCRIMINATION, ct
d'echanger une commission de general sur
le champ de bataille eontre un certifeat leur
Dormant droit un siege dams cette sale,
Et 81 j'en juge par Ia oomplaisance ayec
laquelle lie troc eu lieu, Ia tenacite avee
laqaelle lis Sc fxent ce siege prefer6, ct
les efforts que font encore quelques-uns
pour revenir sieger lei, je soupconne forte
ment que, loin d'etre animes de pespfit de
u guerre qui Sc manifesto dams cette
ohanbre, leurs sympathies soni au con.
traire avec le parti de lapaix.
Monsieur le President, ie ne suis pas un
militaire, ct, par consequent je suis inca
pable de donner un avis ou d'avancer une
opinion sur des matieres militaires, mais
j'ai souyent etc frappe dune reponse du
marechal Ney. faite d Napoleon, ct que
rapports Headly dams son liyre: Napozeou
ct ses Marechauc. Un jour. a AIadId,
Napoleon entra dams une salle on Sc trEA.
vaient Ney ct quelques ohaiers, at; aWc
beaucoup de gate. il leur cut mar
che bien-dans quinze jours Romano aura
etc vaincu, les Anglais serons battus ct
incapables d,avancer-dans trois mois la
guerre sera finie.
Les officers auxquels etait actresses ces
paroles ne repondirent rien. Mais Ney.
seeouant sa tete, repliqua agec sa brusquerie
caracteristique Sire, cette guerre deia
trop dure, ct nos ahaires ne se sont pas anne
ilorees. Ce peuple est obstine ses femmes
ct ses enfants memes Sc battent ills massa-
crent nos soldats en- detail. Aniourd hui
cous taillons lennenii en- pieces, demain |
nous le rencontrons plus aombreux encore. |
Ce nest pas une armee, c'est une nation |
entiere que nous avons a combattre. Je ne
vols pas de fin cette enterprise. i
Bonaparte obeit son idse ct il fut battu
Monsieur le President. NJ a-t-il pas pour |
nous une leeon dams cette reponse brusaae
nais pleine de raison, du vleux mareehal /
rancais ason chef Pendant ces trois
iernleres aDnees, ne nous alton pas fait la I
meme prediction qua Napoleon? 0ui,
'auiement, nous n'aVons pas eu de mare
bal Ney pour repondre 6 sTe ne gais pas
le fin . cette enterprise
La jim au proskais nnniero
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Circular.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Trans -MiSsissippi Der,artmo,,t

Shreveport. La. April LIST, 1864.
III PUBLICATIONS. for invitation to appear
a before the Army Medical Board, viii be-
made 70 the Secretary Of War, through Surgeon
John M. Haden, Chief of medical bureau,
Trans Mississippi Department.
The applicants will state their naInes--chris-
tian and surname--in full, age, length Of time
they have been in practice. in what school they
graduated and when, and the position applied
fof, whether surgeon or assistant surgeon. The
applications must in all cases, be accompanied
by testimonials as to moral character, and not by
&ferences
By command Of
Lieut. Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON, 4. A. g.
May 81, 1664.-5I-4t.
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ELECTION.

f NE ELECTION sera tenue 4 II Maison
~ de Gour, en- ID vile d dDpelousas, Ii Msr-
cTedi 10 Juin courant, 1864. i'effet d' elire un
membre iu Bureau de Police de Ia Vile d One.
lousas, eIa emplaeenent de u. Onsr poiret, ani
4 resigne.
e. A. King, Pf6siisslL
opelousas JUN 1864. ss, s f--ot
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CIRCULAIRE.
Quarters Generaux, Z
DEPARTEMENT TRANS-MISSISSIPPI, {
Shreveport Line, Ter Avril 1864.
ES applications pour invitations pour parai.
IL tire devant lie Bureau Medical de l'ArmGe
seront fates au Secretaire de la Guerre par Inter
mediaire din chlrurgien John IL. Madden, chef
au Bureau Medical du Departelnent TRANSMIT
sissippi
Les applicants dseIaeront leurs nonas (de ia
mile ct de baptame1 en- plein, ieur age, h laps
de temps qu'ils ont exerce la meaecine, fEcole
a laquelie lis ont gradus, quelle epogue. ct Ia
position laqaelle il aspifeiat, soft ehfurgen Of,
assistant-chirurgien. Dams tous les cas- lrs1hppl-
cations devront etre aceompagnees de tsf loigna.
ges Reinforcement an caraciere moral; nls s on ne
devra pas donner de references.
Par ordre du
Lieut-Gen. E KiRRY SMITH.
51--4t3 S. S. ANDERSON, A. 4. G.
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o Ell O u 8 A b n
sAMEDI MATIN: ::::::llJ JUN 1864

ag- Nous publions aujourd' hui en- Anglais Ia
soi do conscription ct d'exemption, que nous
svons Ete ii instrument prik de publier pour
Information que celia concerne. Nous rsconi-
rnandons a nos lecteurs de conssrver Get acte
pour reference.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-11

BLes nouyelles de- la Virginie sont telle.
ment contradictoires que nous croyons devoir ne
pas mons en- rendre recho. Nous pouyons assu-
rer le lecseur, dependant, que nosre General Lee
ct SON armee invincible sont dams Ia plus belle
position. Trois journaux fsdefanx, c'est-a-dire
deux de New York du TB ct un de st. Louis du
"a Mai, asouent qua Il lite date rarmee Yankee
await perdu Ito 900 hommea. Ils ne dissent rien
de notre perte.
Dams le Tennessee, 10 Gen. Breckenridge a
battu 10 Gen. Siegel. qui marchait pour renforcer
Grant dams Ia virginie.
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Election!
a N ELECTION win be held at the Court
-A House in the Townpf Opelousas, on We'd
nesday the 18th Of June, 1864, for one member
Of the Board OF Police of the Town of Opeiousss.
10 place Of 0mer Poiret, resigned
f. A. KING,
President Of the Board.
Opelonsas. June 4th-. 1864.
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Corp oration du Grand Coteau.

4 soNF0RMEMENT 4 une resolution de Il
~ Corporation du Grand Coteau, les deten-
teurs de billets de cette Corporation sor,t mar IA
present averts d'avoir les presenter, dici al 90
JUN coarant, an soussigns, Tresorier, o,l Il H.
y. Dunbar, an Grand Coteau pour etre rembour-
ses; respiration duquel temps ces billets Sc
Tonf Iemb0urses piastre pour piastre en- biliets
ConfedeIEs des anciennes emissions, ct auc,lne
d6uetion ne sera faite sur les biIlets Confedsrss
noiaebsfant la take imposee sun les dts billets
par ID GouYernement,
EJG. pETETIN, Irssoyier.
\ uIand E0teau Juln 1864. 7-St
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VENT De B0uS DE- / 'ETA7.
BUREAU DE L L'EXEcUTIF, |

BUREAU DE LEXECUTIF,
Shreveport. % Feyrier 1864.
rONF0RMEMENT a un acte de Ia Legis-
~ lature de fEtas de la Louisiane, in.ituls.
"Acte pour autoriser Ia vente de Bons de l.Etat
pour Pallegement du Trssor ct pour la liquida-
tion finale du principal ct des interets dicelui.s
approuve le s Feyrier 1864,-Des propositions
cachetees seront recues mon Bureau, dams la
vile de Shreveport, jusqu 'au Ter de Septembre
proclaim, pour la yente on l'achange de Bons de
fEtat ayant pour terme pas nloins de vingt nj
plus de cinqnante ans, q compter de leur date, es
qni deTront etre ennis par montants de deux cents
piastres an moins. ct pas pins de mile piastres
cllacun, la discretion dn Gouyerneur, portant
interst raison de six pour cent par am, payable
senfannueiiement au Bureau du Tresorier a. E.
tat.
Ces Bons seront vendns pour le bsnefce de
PEtat, on ills seront echanges pour des billefs
Confederes OH pour des hillets du Trssor de l'E-
.tat de Ia Lo,sisiane .7s
En- autorisant Ia vente on pechange de ces
Bons, la Legislature pourvu an paiement semi.
annaellement de pinseret courant ct an rembour.
sement des Bons 4 leur lnaturite, par ID creation
dun fonds de reserve amplement stlffisant
4 Les propositions cacletses serous ouyertes ls
premier Lilndi de chaque mos ct les Bons Sc.
ront accordes au plus oifTant, Ia DISCRETION du
G0uveFnenr.
Fl. w. ALLEN,
G0uveyHe,sr de Z Eat de Ia Lonisia,,s.
s ~ Mars 1S64.--3m
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ErNous apprenons que des arrangements ont
kts pris pour Ia Reorganization dune MALE heb
domadaare entire Shreveport ct Franklin.
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LOGE H.. G.. No. 10 ". A.. La A..
TINE communication rsguliere de ee.te r..
- Loge aura lieu Mercredi prochain. is JUN
heures de lapres-midi. Les freres strangers
sont invites assister a Ia ssance. Par ma11de-
nent du ". M.
CHS. N. EALER, Secretairs.
Opalatsas. I'll .Jnin 1864,
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TN conformity with the above, holders of
u Treasury notes can obtain the above eertif-
Gates by calling st my Office. at Opelousas daily
from o'clock 4. NJ. to p NJ, from and after
the 23d instant A. DESMARE,
G. S. Depositary.
Opeiousas, May 2I, 1864
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Dorenavant announcement au Courier
sera de $40 d'avance on S25 a la fin de.l'annee.
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TREASURY NOTICE.
As to funding under act Of February H.. 1854.
Treasury Department, G.. s. A..
Richmond, February 90, 1864.

Treasury Department, G.. 8. A..
Richmond, February 20, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given to all holders Of
In treasury notes not bearing interest. that
they may exchanges the same Immediately, at tho
office of che Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, or of
any Deposita:y, for certificates which will enli-
tie taem to four per cent. Bonds, and that the
said privilege will continue until the Ist of July
ensuing. in the District West of the Mississippi,
after which all notes over the denomination Of
five dollars can be funded only at 663 cents to
the dollar, except one hundred dollar notes.
which, after that ate, are no longer receivable
for public dues, and can only be funded at an
additional reduction of ten per cent. per month.
The. certificates issued, together with the
Bonds for which they may be exchanged, are
receivable for Taxes OF The year 1864. at the full
amount expressed on the face without interest,
and are not subject to the Tax imposed for that
yer or other Bonds and credits.
The short time allowed should admonish all
holders promptly to present the notes, and not
risk the chance of exclusion by the pressune.
which will occur at the end of the month Of
June. C. G.. MEMMINGER,
Secretary of Treasury.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Succession of Ursule Boutin.

DY virtue of an order from the Honorable
D the Judge of the Eighth Judicial District
Court of the State of Louisiana holding its ses.
sion in aud for the Parish of ST. Landry. the un-
designed public Auctioneer for said Parish.
will offer for sale at public auction, to the last
aud highest bidder, on the plantation Of said dc.
CEASED, being her last residence situated at Gros
Opelousas, on
Tuesday. 26th Of June next,
the following described property. belonging to
the succession OF the late Ursule Boutn, deceased
widow Of George Lalonde, to wit:
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a Plantation.

situated at Gros Chevreuil. in the Parish of st.
Landry, measuring one hundred and forty snpsrs
fcal arpents (more or less) bounded on the North
by land of the succession of Sosthsne Lalonds,
on the South by Bayou Teche, ON the East By
Michel Enones and j. Bite. Hebert tils, and ON
the South by Napoleon Robin. together will all
and singular the buildings aud improvements
thereon erected
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18
Hhati.it They Wish 2


The copperheads of New York TO-
mented riot last year because the con-
scription bill contained an exemption
clause. We we're told that by the pro-
visions Of this exemption act the poor
man was oppressed, and the rich man
permitted to escape from military duty.
According to these people, Of all the
Infamous measures Of the Administra-
ton, none excelled this exemption
clause Of the CONSUMPTION act The
poor and ignorant foreigners and me
chanics were told that the first act Of
the triumphant Democracy would be
to repeal the obnoxious measure The
necessities of war have led the Admin
istration to do what, last year, the Cop
perheads were committing murder and
assassination in New York because the
Administration refused to dc. The
Government asks the abolition Of the
exemption clause. The Copperheads
now turn around and denounce the
Government for suggesting such meas
urel These men never seek what is
right or what is wrong They are con
sistent in nothing but enmity to the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18
Peace Men UppermOst.

The evidence that the peace men viii
be uppermost at Chicago, and control
the action Of the convention, aeeumu.
lates. We clip the following from our
exchanges
The Democratic Convention for the
l4th Ohio Congressional District, bliss }
met at Wooster, on the 9th inst, and
selected I J. Kenny, of Ashland county,
and j. A. Estell, Of Holmes county, del
egates to the Chicago Convention They
are both incorporating peace mon.
The following resolutions were pass
ed
ResoIgo3, That We highly approve the
manly courage and statesman-Hke po-
sitions contained in the late speech of
Alexander Long, Of Ohio.
Re5ohsd, That the delegates TO the
Democratic National Convention from
this Congressional District are hereby
instructed to use all honorable means.
as delegates in the Chicago Convention,
to secure the nomination only Of peace
candidates, upon a peace platform, for
the Presidency and Vice Presiden-
cy of the United States.
We are informed that the Democrat
ic Convention in the Franklin (Ohio)
District has selected Hon. Samuel Ne
dary and Hon. S. S. Cox as delegates to
the Chicago Convention CsnciEnaG E,s
quiTsr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18

A respectable gentleman Of this city
called on US yesterday and asked wheth-
er we were aware that recruiting for
the rebel service has been secretly going
or in Louisville for several days and
nights past. He states that he knows
il to be fact, knows it 70 his ozn per.
sonsl sorrow, and he names q Mr. Hay
maker, Of Indiana, living IN the neigh
borhood Of Charlestown, and a Dir.
Stewart, Of Bardstown, KY, IS two Of
the men engaged in the work
Our informant further says that a
company, raised here by the rebel re-
CRITTERS, started for their point of des-
tination, wherever that may be, during
Wednesday night THs IS a bad CON
dition of things 1t Is scandalous. 1t
ought MOTTO last The offenders should
fed the tight grasp upon their threats.
They are not fit TO be at large. Where
are our police 2 Where are our military
detectiyes2
There is need of the exercise Of the
utmost vigilance on the part not only
of our civil ard military functionsries
but of the whole loyal portion of our
community. Those of US who remain
at heme have our duties to our country
70 perform here, as those who 60 to the
field have theirs to perform there
Lou Jour, l7h
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andrew Jnhnsoa and his Mother
Can this be p0ssfbie9

The Washington Constitutionslist,
edited by Colonel Florence long a resi-
dent Of the city of Philadelphia, In
speaking Of Andrew johnson, makes
the following charge, which We only
quote in the hope that bis friends viii
gfiord Va the pleasure of proof to con
tradict il The Gonsttutionalist says.
.'Andv johnson, of Tennessee. who
was nominated yesterday at Baltimore
by the Republicans, for Fice-President,
il known to be one Of the most consura-
mate denagogues living Inaddition
% thousand other little tricks resoFted
By him to make himself popular with
the masses, we are told he keeps stand
ing, in front Of the elegant mansion in
which he lives, 8 small one-stoTy shanty
IA which he once worked as q Journey
man tailor; this he points out to his
visitors, telling them the story Of his
early struggles in life He forgets, how
ever, to tell them one other thing con
nected with his humble origin; how he
has an old mother more than seventy
years of age, who he allows TO traverse
the streets Of Philadelphia with bas-
ket on her arm, selling tripe for liv-
ing Ye who have hearts, only think
of this a man who is rolling IN wealth,
and aspires to the position of Vice
President Of this great country, suffers
his mother TO trudge about the streets
of large city, bowling tripe, that she
may buy bread TO keep her poor old
soul and body together Ingratitude
can assume no darker shade than this
We clipped the above, with the &C
companying introduction, from the Gin
cinnati Enquirer. 1t is a specimen Of
the venom Of the copperheads, and will
serve to Illustrate the manner in which
they intend to conduct the present po-
IiticaI campaign. No man would be
lieve the silly story, even had it been
started by any other man than ToH
FLoRegcE; but when it is known that
he was the author of it, it wiz receive a
double contempt
When Governor JoHSsos removed
from Raleigh, \. G., he brought his
mother with him. and she remained
with him, in Greenville, in this State,
till her death, which occurred in 1871
If the Cincinnati Enquirer IL really as
anxious to contradict the statement, as
it pretends, it can have an opportunity
to do so
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18

Can a man be a citizen of the United
States, who is not. at the same time a
clifton Of some State, or organized Ter
ritOry, or Of the District Of Columbia9-
Press
We don't think il win require any
very great lawyer to answer that ques-
ton. OF course man may be citizen
Of the United States, and not Of any
State, OF Territory, or Of the District of
Columbia What are native born Ameri-
cans, who reside permanently abroad,
but who have never become citizens or
or subjects Of the countries in which
they liveg
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18

"AEDY JoHxsox BAND. Saturday we
were favored with a serenade from the
clever men and noted musicians known
as Andy Johnsons Band, who are
home on furlough from their duties at
Nashville, Tenn The members reside
in this city and in Germantown, and
have been having Q very good time
since they got home. OF course the
boys are highly pleased with the Ma
tional Union nominations and are es-
pecially set up" on the elevation Of
their old commander, Andy Johnson,
who is destined TO be the next Vice
President of the United States. The
band is looking for a call to Nashville
Dayton Journal