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From Moseby's Hunting Ground-ThIr.
teen GusrrIllRs Captured.

Major Nicholson, of the 10th New York cav
airy, with detachment Of 200 men from the
10th and 18th New York and Cd Massachusetts
cavalry, secuted from Haymarket to Potomac,
up to the line of Bull Run Mountains and to
Leesburg, going in forty-cight hours 100 miles
through all the hnunts Of the guerrillAs, sue.
ceeded in capturing thirteen guerrlllas and two
soldiers OF the 9th Virginia cavalry; also, four
horses. They were taken to Vienna, and then
sent 70 Washington.
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FIghtlng au.litIes or oOIorsd SOLDIER.

Colonel McCabe officially communicates the
part taken by his command in the late action
at Vidalia, Louisiana, which resulted In vic.
tory TO our troops. He says;
THUS a force Of three hundred colored SOL
dlers put to flight in great confusion four OF
1ye times their number OF the chiyalrous
enemy, with loss 10 them of one killed and
i've wounded, (somo mortality and number
Of prisoners. Npp man of my command was
hurt.
"MaJor Chas. W. Smith, commanding the
battalion in reserve, informs me that he and
the line officers Of his command were Obliged
to place themselves before their men viii
drawn swords, and threaten summary punish
ment 10 the first man who would attempt Ia
quit the ranks TO Join their comrades fighting
in the front, their eagerness 10 be engaged
being almost irrepresSlble,''
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"LIeuLensnt General U. 5. ~

COMBINATIONS NJ THE SENATE, MARCH 2S,
lset'-T' NJ Goodiellow, OF Iowa, to be hospital
chaplain.
WIN. T. Johnson, Of PsnnsyIyanis, to bS hospital
chaplain.
John ~. Mason, 10 bS collector sf internal Teye.
New York
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24
Conduct OF the War.

A joint resolution was introduced into the
Senate yesterday, and passed, appropristing
s2o, 900 to pay the expenses of the joint com.
mittoc upon the conduct of the war.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

The steamer Baltimore returned 10 the NAVY
Yard from Fortress Monroe this morning with
Admiral DAhlgrOn on board. weregret to learn
that the body OF Col. Uric Dshlgren was not
recovered. Commissioner ould had promised
to use his influence in getting the remains sent
home, aud 1t was in the hope that his efforts
would prove successful that Admiral Dahlgreu
proceeded TO Fortress Monroe.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

Edward Everett says that when the history
of East Tennessee for the first two years and a
half Of the war shall be written, 1t will disclose
scenes Of tyranny and oppression Of which there
are few parallels In the annals Of the world; and
this at the hands Of men who pretend to be
tect the rights Of the minority against the rule
Of a numerical Majority"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24
Lieut.. General Grants Head

Lieut.. General Grants Headquarters.
The headquarters Of Lieut.. General Grant,
while in Washington, will be In WInder'i
building, Seventeenth street. Rooms for his
accommodation have been in preparation for
several weeks past.
The headquarters Of the Quartermaster Gen
erals office have been removed from Winder's
building to the Corcoran building, corner oi
Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

MAUcH CHUEK, March 24.-The large shot
and shell foundry and pattern shop Of Albright
and Strop was destroyed by fire this morning.
II was the work Of an incendiary.
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Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.


In our first edition, to-day, we announced
that Major Gen.w. p. Smith went To the Army
of the Potomac this morning It was a mis-.
take. He goes to Now York frat
GES. RIoRARD BUsTEED IL In tho city.
SURVEYOR ANDREWS, of New York, is at
WILLARD, ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24
LIEUT.. GEN. GRANT GONE TO THR
FRONT.

This morning Gen. Grant, accompanied by
BrgSdier General Rawlings, and other mem
bers Of his staff, left this city for tho headquar-
teTs Of the Army OF the Potomac.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

Tag LATEST fashion in Washington OF ask
ing party what they will take to drink iS--
" Please nominate your poison, gentlemen"
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THE COURTS.

Supreme Court OF the United States
March 2t,Lon motion Of Hon: D, R. Clrti., Hon,
attorney and counsellor OF this court.
On motion Of Hon. Francis kerAAn, JAWS N.
Loke, Esq., OF New York, was admitted an Attor-
Nos. lss and I4s Tbs United states, appellants,
ps MaTia Jesus oleyera de Gotta q a. And tho
United ststs sRPelISnss s SSGt S0saaih osriS Ior e.
Southern District OF California. On motion OF Mr..
Cofrey, Assistant Attorney General U. s., these
'Ps No. III. The Unitsd states appellants ". the
widow and heirs OF Manuel A. R. de Foil, de-
No. aal. The United states appellants v'. Gre.
No. Isl. The UDited States appellants ~. YTnAclo
No. $50. The United states appellants u. the
Mayor and Common Council OF Santa Barbara.
No. 2sa. The United states, appellants, ". VI
H 10. ssi The Tnitsd stAtos, appellants, u, Pedro
No. ass The Uai.sd States, appellants, w. Ju,
No. aSG The United States, appellants, "a, John
No, as7 The United states, appellants, u, Jose
No. sss. The United States, appellants, u, VI.
oents de Ia oaA Ct al Appeals from the District
Court ofthe United states for the Southern District
On motion OF Mr.. CoHsy, ths0s appeals were dis
No. II2. Samuel H. YArrilI 81 al plaintins in err.r
W. The Michigan southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad Company. The argument OF this cause
was continued by Mr. Keller, for the In
error, and concluded BY Mr.. Curtis for the plain
tins In error.
No. ia. Ellen Z. white, AdmInIItTAtrix Of ChAI.
White, deceased, appellants, "a The United states
The AIgument Of this cause was commenced by
Mr., Gillst, for tho appellants.
Adjourned until Monday next At II O'Clock.
District Supreme Oourt-OrIIaISaI al Tern,
JuDuE FIsHEn.
hsreA fi.-In the case Of John MGloy, indicted
on the charge Of assault and battery with intent
TO Kill, nsHs prossQui was entered.
The ease OF L. W. W, Grimm and Wm. 7, Grimm
| indicted for foreial0 entry and detAinsr was re-
Eumed this morning, and will occupy the attention
| OF the court for number OF days
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

PERsoSAL.-Capt. J. NJ. Courteney, OF the
New Orleans and New York Steamship Line, ar.
rived in this city yesterday, and is stopping at
WillAfdai.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

"YoU MAT talk as you please Of the Golde
Age and the Iron Age" said q shoddy con
tractor, /" but give me the age OF Stsalr'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

~ The radrOdd advertisements on our .ara
page srs iN-aIsd 6y aAAority ertAs railroad com
roHt's severely NAMED, ~ officially corrected
nE'N changes are made, hence can Be relied upon
xS correct
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

~ Weau ns attsAtiOa Of business m.H 70 Ne
e'daUfedtion Of oar advertisements. We Astsnd
70 kosp oEsins" eye 10 6sS snatssr for he bervft
Of or patrons.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

RsIee Cream and Water Ices, ofthe best
quality, delivered TO Families Hotels Fairs Balls
ke At the lowest prices, at the Philsdelphia Con.
ms-eolm. ]. RUSSELL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

The GAMBLING houses in Nashville, Tennes-
see, have been closed, and the gamblers ordered
to leave town not to return
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

The engineers on the G. W. R. r. who as
sisted in the strike, were paid of and other
put In their places.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

A Senate bill npproprlateS 100000 for a
naval depot and navy yard at Cairo, Illinois,
and authorizes the purchase Of water rights
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-Patrick
Welsh, 2sth Massachusetts, volunteers and stephen
Connor, TlBt New York volunteers, were yester.
day committed TO Old Capitol by order OF the Pro-
vost Marshal. They had been sent to this city
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

A MuRDnaous AssAuLT.-John Quinan, ac-
compAnied by man named Green, now deceased,
went about six weeks AIo to the house of James
Clark, on Third street, between + and G South, on
the Island, and there indulged In bAeehAnAIiAn
reyelry. Clark proposed to QuinAA to try the
game OF knocking OF hats, in which the nrst whe
has his hat knocked off 10 compelled to treat TO q
of knocking of hats, seemed inclined 10 knock on
heads, for Clark seized QuinAn by the collar and
oonmeneed an assault and battery on Clark, hurt
ing him very seriously. Clark 10 yet lying III, and
1t 10 supposed even by his phyBislAn that he will
not recover Quinan fed at the time, and was not
caught until last night, when officer Gibson saw
him on Fourteenth street, near the Monument,
and arrested him. He was required by Justice
Boswell to give bail In the sum OF $500 for court,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

PRISONERS OF WAR AND GURRRILLAs.-Ono
from headquarters Army Of the Potomac, Four
guerrillas, captured near Alexandria, were this
moTning sent to this city by the froyo.t Marshal
0fthat city. They were all committed to the Old
Capitol by order Of Col. IngrAhAm, Provost Mar
BhAl OF this city. The guerftllAH were hArd-lsok-
ing specimens Of the human family.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

RETUsEEs.-Jane G. Grimsey, Julia John
son and Joseph Johnson, refugees from Dixie, were
before the Provost Marshal yesterday, took the
oath and were released.
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07-see first and fourth pages for interest
ing reading matter.
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~ See third page for telegrsphlc European
Intelligence.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

THE DRAFT QUEsTIoN.-The statement as
fde in some OF the city papers that the quota for
over 900, 10 undoubtedly mistake, as the records
a. kept at Capt. Scheetz's once viii show. still,
making every exertlon to aid recruiting. The LIST
OF April 10 approaching, aud that II the season
set down for the draft TO or let all contribute
TO prevent such thing AB another draft in this
District. The Mayor this morning notified Capt
S'heetz that he could have money tomorrow to
pay bouatioS, and recruiting is going on pretty
lively.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

RRBEL DEsERTRRs.-Ten deserterB from tho
rebel army arrived in the city yesterday. Among
them was lieutenant Of the 18th La, infantry.
All the parties took the oath. Part Of the men
were furnished transportation North and the re-
mainder will be given employment on the iortih-
oAtiOnI,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Tn,r. viii h. ,...ninr. az IN. seT,p-
nrsn HFs, ~ 0sd DO, fellowr HAL seyentn nresL On
ma ,nh,s., IN, tnn lns'AIl ~ - ss,oS
teHshsrs sra ,s.r..n ~ ,1tpa,. "a "a sr,.,s gs,-.
sna Ientiles. m2t-st'
rp-Ths Omar. a orov,r,. rh..tr.,-D,-
nHcToRs cARD.--hfr. Grover has the honor to
nnnounss mn ~ abort Grand Opera season. oommene-
s 1894 Hs be-, Ia IN. thsg NJ s,sn,a
with the pfinsipa artists who re TO spSesf HAVE
sI sE.s ron Loiso TIMr IN rIIsrEscE, But he has
His arranse,nents hs W hss, - ~ ~ =, l,,h ,h
snnerintend ths,, ne WI IN pesa9n diIeot snd
this olty The oonrsrr ai IN ~ .neI 1' IN
Operaa AZ adVerfs.d fr. - nnl ~
in America oomufIrins th,ss rgyss - se ~
oontrAltog two tenors two srtSans. ,hsah h,s. W.
Ernnd ehorus IN thilfv.fn,r a 80 "a sSs
Of fhIrty-tWo Ne'A1 "'Ssos" -.
49, me-
lI-nte an,ship Rsbeeo Clv,do N n. nxrtx.d
from New York. Consumes viii please attend 10
This stssmsr viii All for Nav vo,, 49,, Ar.
foot OF High ftrest S,eoreeto,vn On sst,rdsy n.nt
the aeth Instant AZ A. m >'
ma1-st MORGAN A RHINEUARTt 9.n,.
--es-.-.
~ Brand Hall I'm Honor Of the Lndfsa or
the Eair At the Patpnt Once, March 90 lael
The following gentlemen have been appointed n
Committee on 1nvitation, Wit
samuel p Bell, Ezra l. Stevens d. w. Bila. and
Charles Y. gtAnsbury. = '
The headquArtefn of the COMMITTEES will be AZ
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n There will be tsaehinEs OF the Scrip
lures at old Fellows Hall, seventh street. on
SUNDAY EVENING, nth instant, At ~ O'Clock.
The subject will be FAITH, All are invited
teaehern and laynen, right Gus and sinners, Jews
and Gentiles. m2t-sts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

ANOTHER RkHCHB BROKEN UP.-Matllda
RylAnd, alias Wade, was arrested last evening,
about six O'Clock, BY Ooer Gibson, Of the Seventh
ward, upon the charge OF keeping a bawdy house
In the notorious locality called Fighting Alley,
which iB situated between Four-and-A-hAlf and
Third and and streets south. II is a low
rancho, and has, for q long time, been a nuisance
to the vicinity. Two lsdy boaFders, as they are
termed, named Frances HAgrAve and Margaret
Russell, were arrested at the same time and sent
TO the workhouse for ninety days. Tho proprie
tress, Matilda, was committed TO jail for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A PETITION FOR HIoHKR wAaBs.-The car
pfntefs and oablnet-mAkera employed upon the
extension Of the Treasury building appointed !
Treasury for the purpose Of presenting petition,
asking for an increase OF pay. The committee ap'
Pet.Ion bs ss nr6., tss ~, m
the necessariei Of life have Increased 10 such An
enormous rate that is impossible for the mechAn.
labor have NOT been advanced in proportion 10 the
rate OF prices. The petitioners therefore asked an
Increase Of 20 per cent. Owing to the absenoe OF
the Assistant Secretary, and the circumstances in
the case were to him stated. The majority Of the
mechanics now employed receive s2.bopef diem.
An ADDITION TO THH RoGUEs' GiILHRr.-
Last evening about seven O'Clock, a female pick
pocket named Mary MeCarty, who ia well known
@o was 1as sgrreSted gG By PStroman SSq ssS,sn oi
OF picking the pocket OF Louisa Nolan Of pocket
GHh bridge sssss aSa o.d sssnt ms NaiSSn az
the same time robbing her. Mrs. N, an old lady,
soon discovered that her money was gone, and
rushed int the tailoring establishment OF John H.
Wilson, and dropped the money into boot, which
was In the store. The onncor pursued her into the
rear OF the store and there arrested her. She
began to cry most plteously. When searched, the
.equsntly discovered in the boot In which shs
headquarters Of the metropolitan Police. Her Ter
picture was taken and II now Adorna the Roguea'
Gallery; The police had considerable dif1euity in
know her height she stopped and had to be
stretched after ProcrusteAn fashion, when they
Wished to know the color q her eyes 'he eloied
would soon become tired, but she Eopt thom
closed. Al last one OF the ofneers, his patience
being Ssed opened her eyes "A and PISnoun:sa
has child living in Goats alley. Justice ReAvsr
committed her to jail for Court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

IMPORTANT ORDHR.-Ths Aiiitdry Governor
hip-The following order was received at the
tindAle. 0..'
Ia accordance with Special Orders No. Iis, War
Department, Adjutant Generals once, March 10,
1884, the following regiments Veteran Reserve
Corpl are relieved from duty under Brig. General
MArtindale, and are announced as the ist Brigade
shall be desiGnated by Its oommnnderi ist 9Th, 9th,
10th, nd, and oath.
" All returns and requisitions from the IIt brig
Ade will be forwarded direct TO these heAdquArtors
"By command OF M'ior Gen. AuoUR;
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

This would look very much As though the rumor
which has been going the rounds In this city that
i.hed, was to take effect. It Is known to be fact
that month ago Gen. MArtindAle desired to be re-
lleVed and sent to the field, and II was promised by
LIST SfApril
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-01-30

Ezy Banks has ordered an election in orr State
To take place On the 22a Of February: the cleo
ton is for Governor and AL State officers. In
the n. O. Era Of the 19.h the following are men
toned as candidates for Governor: T. J. Du-
rant. Cuthbert Bullitt. Judge Howell. L. Mad
ison Day, George 4. FosdcI. and A. 4. Atocha.
If the latter wants the Office he will get it. He
is a iet of Banks, and the latter viii put him
through.-LoaiSiana Democrat, 21th instant.
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n d Il "a NJ
THE oPELoUsAs COURIER
Published on Saturday by Joel II. sandoz.
-s CONDITIONS.

Subscription, for one year, payable in advance,
Ten dollars, paid at the end Of the year. tuelrs
dollars. A subscriber wishing to discontinue
must give scrtttcn notice to that effect. and
settle up all arrearages.
advertisements will be inserted at TWENTY-FIVE
cents per line for each OF the first three pubca.
tlons' and TEN cents per line for each and every
subsequent insertion. A liberal discount will be
made Tor standing advertisements.
All sne advertisements will be inserted ia
alenen ana english until the editor shall judge it
convenient to discontinue the publication,
twenty dollars in advance will invariably he
required for the announcement of candidates
for office o''-'>N''''
no advertisements or subscription will be
stopped unts all arrearages are paid, unless
at the option OF the publisher
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II N0TICE. i.

TsSHE undersigned, comprising the Board OF
n Examining Surgeons of Couscripts for tbe
State of Louisiana, hereby give notice that one
member CT the Board will visit the several par
ishes within our lines, at such points and on
such days as is herein below stated, for the mr.
pose OF examining those conscrpts who NAV
consider themselves exempt from military service
because of disability. All such persons should
be in prompt attendance:
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Major Gems. Burnside, Schenck. Frank Blair
and b. M. Prentiss have resigned their commits
sons in the army. notwithstanding this there
are still no vacancies in the roll Of major generals
the appointments previously having exceeded
the number allowed by law
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N @ Z 7 G. Z

The undersigned will call upon the citizens
OF opeiousas and vicinity, iii few days, for do,
Cemetery fence (about so panels having been
destroyed. ALSO to rebuild the NJ. E. Church
fence. About $500 will be needed, which will
not be difficult to raise now, while money is so
abundant.
Come gentlemen, and ladies too, show the
spirit you possess Let No one shirk by plead
ing the enemy's return. A subscription paper
VIII De found at Mr., Chachere's store, to accom-
tnodate those | may not meet with
JAS. Z. BRADLEY,
Pastor N. i Church, at Opelousas.
opelousas January Both, 1864
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 24-It is understood
that the National Conservative Union Commit
tee, now in session in this city has reafirmed the
nomination of Major Gen. George B. Mcclellan
for President, and have nominated ex-Gov. W.
i. Campbell, of Tennessee, for Vice President
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5000 REWARD.

| g. RANAWAY from the undersigned, o.,
- on the night of the 9th ult five miles ttS
" from Lloyds bridge, on the Burrs g
| Terry road, the following described slaves, viz;
a man named TYREE,, light grif,., aged
about thirty-six years, about five feet nine
inches high.
A negro man named WILSON. dark rriffr,
aged about thirty-five years, about five feet.
eight inches high, stout and thick set, a font
tooth missing.
4 negro man named Mccoy. aged nineteen
years, and about five feet eight inches lirh.
negro girl named ROSETTA, aged about
twenty years
one HUNDRED DOLLARS each will be
paid for the apprehension and delivery to me Of
any or all Of said slaves. at anv poin, between
tie Bayou Beut and Burr's Ferry.
Also. ran away from my plantation, on the
Bayou Bnuf:
negro man named GEORGE, aged about
t,::rty-sIx years, aud
Another negro named ALLEN. aged about
tI7enty-six years.
One hundred dollars will be paid for the an
pfehension and delivery to me of said men. at
,Hy point between my residence and Burrs
Ferry. The two last named slaves are believed |
TO be on or IN the neighborhood of nv planta- |
ten, and the others will most probably resort to
The same point at an early day
GEORGE T. KING.
st Landry. September II, 1s6:;--tf-2s.
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HEADQ'RS ENROLLING OFFICER PAR.
lSH OF ST. LANDRY.

Opclousas January 12, 1864.
vssHE attention Of the people of st. Landry j,
81 hereby called to the following special Or,]cr
from Department Headquarters, dated SLrevr.
pcIt, La, October 90 1868
SPECIAL ORDERS No. III.
Enrolling officers. will make diiigent search
ior arms and accoutrcments, which may hava
been taken from the army, by stragglers. sick ar
deserters, and left at different points throughout
the country. Wherever they are found, thew
will turn them over to the nearest Ordnance d.
pot, taking the receipt OF the commanding officer
OF the Depot, therefor, and forwarding the sa,n.
to Major Thos G. Rhet:, Chief of Ordnance, a,
these Headquarters.
BY command OF
Lieut.. Gen. l.. KIRBY SMITH
S. S, ANDERSON. A. A. Gen.
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Headquarters, Conscrfpt District La. }
SHREVEPORT, La, Jan. I2, 1864. {
GENERAL ORDERS No. 3.
IT THE following named medical gentlemen
as are announced as composing the Board of
Examining Surgeons for Conscripts in the Par
shes OF Louisiana, west Of the Mississippi river.
Surgeon c. B. NOTTINGHAM,
Surgeon A. T. CLARKE,
Asst Surgeon W. A. HARDY. P C.S,
ii. The Board will enter at once upon the dis
charge Of their duties, and will fix dtvs for the
examination Of Conscripts giving at least ten
days notice III the most public manner Of the
days upon which they will be in attendance at
the places of rendezvous in the different Parishes
Ill. Enrolling officers will give notice through
out their respective Parishes, of the DAYS fixed bv
the board for examination, and will require all
conscrpts claiming exemption on account of
physical disability to be present on the days
designated; the Enrolling Officers will be in At
tendance and will take charge OF such conscrints
as are pronounced fit for military service. and
forward them without delay to the Camp Of In
strlction near this place.
~. HE following named Medical officers
compose the Board Of Examining Surgeons or
Conscrpts at this Post
Asst Surgeon c. ". S. GAYLE, P. &C. s.
Asst Surgeon ]. Z. GOODLETT. P. 4. c. S.
by order of
E. G. RANDOLPH. |
Csl. Commandant Conscript District In. /
GOODWILL, Act'g Adi't [Jan. 3o-4s, 1t