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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30
L. n. SANFORD.
Sign of the Mortar.

TBNHE undersigned has on hand and is cen y
Il stantly receiving full and we'll select 60
Ell stock Of Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, S8
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c. To which he a-AAA
calls the attention of the citizens of
BaRnock and vicinity.
NIB. Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared.
A.A. MIX, Chemist and Druggist,
l3m Opposite TVels. Fargo n CAS-
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30
BOISE NEWS AGENTS.

BASNOCK CErY-Henry H. Knapp. carrier and
general agent. to whom al dnes are payable. Pa
pers are also for sale at the Office of Wells Fargo
~ Co., at the Salt Lake Express Con- pany, at
.Hwnnerton'S book store and Rosenberg variety
store.
observation-disclosures HawIcy, carrier and gen
ora ageut, to whom al dues for subscriptions are
lays be- papers arc al2o for sale ut the Office Of
Well Fargo aud Co. and st Schroeder & Timers
box store.
GsarsavILLu-P ". Johnson, at Wells. Fargo
& Co.'S
pIoxssa Crrr-Al.red slocuu, at Wells, Fargo
t. Chs
MALTA WALLA-E. e. Kelly.
UAAriLLA--E r. Moody.
flag.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30
Boise Nerus Iob Offlfc

QOOK, CARD, AND JOB PRINTINGOF
O-East Hill BannOck City.
The proprietors beg leave to announce to the
people Of Bannock City and vicinity, that they
lavea varied and complete assoftmento of PLAIN
md ORNAMENTAL JOB AND CARD TYPES
which make their facilities forexecuting all kinds
pfplain and ornamental printing unsurpassed Ly
my office in the upper country. All orders for
Jobs will be executed with neatness and dispatch
~ Job Work must be paid for before it is Ia
Ken from the ofice.f
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30
}Joctrp.
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Eeavenward,

EeavenWard, e-
The father and his maiden child
Here walking hand in hand
Inc words she spake were strange to him
lie could not understand.
i Father, hear the angels near
hey fan me as they pass -
But he said, ut is the wind that Stirs
! Tie long, high, summer grass.
Father, hear the futtering sweep
Made by their SNOW white wings p"
But he SAID Seine bird with pinions largo
Scars upwards us she sings"
"Father hear my brother call
Hi2 words are soft and low ="
Bat he said, ''Your baby brother died
Full seven years ago"
Father, my head with fever burns,
For Il moment let me rest =
And he said "Sit down, my child, and lay
Your head upon my breast"
In deep Gispair ut eVentide
His room the father trod,
And on the wings Of twilight went
A maiden soul TO God,
He went to Seek his Fortune.
he went to seek his fortune, girls,
and such d search had he's
He wandered Eas5-hp wandered West
BY ltia and mount and sea
WHeh every shore lie travelled . er
AND proved it vain to roam,
He tulLed aUUut here he set out,
Ana found 1t nearer home
And found 1t nearer home, my girls,
ANY from shore and sea
For i0TLUneS gate is fixed as fate,
TIL CONAN finds tie key
Sol became his fortune, girls,
His dearest wealth in lite;
Aud oft he's told the best Of gold
Vas i'll careful wife !
He wonders yet now he could set
On such II qIest to roam
For It's confessed that fortunes chest
IS ever found at home!
Is ever found at home, my girls, {
Away from shore and yea
Though fartunes box has double locks
We girls, would find the key
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30
THE Virginia City Bulletin remarks

At almost any hour of the day, as one
passes up or down B or C streets, may be
heard the frmiliar words Going, going :! pos
itiSely the third and last time-gone p as
some peripatetiC auctoneer sells some ones
"feet" IN some claim for non-payment of as
sessments; and really, at times, at these street
sales, valuable stock Is sold for a mere trife.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-23
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Market.

IFrom the Gazette OF yesterdayI
FLOUR-The demand was quite active
up to noon, and prices advanced 25c, super
fine selling freely at So 50@6 GO, and extra
at Sc rs; but the report from New York be-
ing less favorable than had been expected,
the market closed quiet though firm.
sWHISkY-Quiet and active speculative
demand sprung up to-day, and prices ad-
vanced to 81 Is, with sales of 1900 brls.
PROVISIONS-A quiet but a firm mar
ket for all articles, holders being conf
dent.
WHEAT-There is an improved demand,
and prices are a shade higher. We quote
prime samples of red at 81 1901 Do and
prime to choice Kentucky white at 81 $50
60-fair will bring 81 80.
CORN-There is better demand and a
firmer feeling in the market. Ear may be
quoted at 81 00@1 05 in bulk at the upper
and lower roads, and shelled at 81 0S@1 10.
OATS-The market is firm, with an i'm
proved demand, and prices are from 1c to
&c higher. We quote them in bulk at SAC
S5c, and including bags at 93@95c.
.RYE-There Is but a moderate demand,
and the receipts being liberal, prices have
declined to 81 1901 40 for prime samples on
arrival.
BARLEY-There is good demand, and
prices are unchanged, at 81 35@1 40 per
bush for prime to choice samples offspring,
and 81 40@1 45 for the same grades of Fall.
HAY-There is a continued dull market
at S26 90 per ton for prime Timothy in
bales on arrival, and 20 900@3000 from store.
BUTTER-'rhe market was steady, with
fair demand, and prices were unchanged
Mt 32@33c for prime Central Ohio in brls,
and 35c in small packages. Western Re
serve commands 3S@40c for small pack
ages.
CHEESE-The demand continues moder-
ate, and the stocks light. Western Reserve,
English Dairy and Hamburg, 1871 @16c.
EGGS-There was no change in the mar
ket since our last. A fair demand at 1Sc
per dozen, shippers count. rIo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-23

lFrom the Leader OF yesterdhyJ
FLOUR-Dull and scarcely so firm.
WHEAT-Dull but 3@5c better. Buyers
and sellers apart. sff9 nf
CORN-More active and firmer.
OATS-In better demand and firm.
RYE-Without inquiry. Held at $1,20
on track.
BARLEY Held at 81, ,25 on track.
LARD--in good demand and firm at 14c
for city rendered in tierces.
BUTTER Small sales at 32c.
CHEESE-Quiet and firm at l6@I7c for
very choice w. r.
EGGS-In moderate inquiry at 15c.
SEEDS-In moderate request and selling
at $a12la@3,25 for timothy, and S7,75@S
for clover. rAsYt
SALT-Firm. Fine $2O5, coarse s21O.
DRIED APPLES--In good request at
9@91zc, with sales within the range.
DRIED PEACHE demand is fair
at N@2Sc for peeled and 17@1sc for un-
BEANs-The market is firm at s225@
$50 for common to prime.
CARBON OIIr-The market is firm at
65 cents. sS
P0TATOES-In good demand and firm
at 90c for Peach Blows, and zoe for Canada
LuIACM-+AN 3 ~ lHiss'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-23

Suffering from Indiposition to Exertion, Pain in
the Back, Loss Of Memory, Forebodings, Horror Of
Calamity, Fear Of Disease. Dimness Of Vision, Dry
Hot Skin and Extremitjes. Want Of Sleep, Rest
lessness, Pale. Haggard Countenance, and Lasstude
Of the Muscular System, all require the aid Of the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-23

sCROFULA AND sCROFULOUS DISEASES.
FTom Enierv Edcs, a soeitk1lo,cn merchant Of
have sold largo Ds snaniss ss's e your sAnsArAn
LILA put never yet one ~ ,,v S ~ ,ooI
rss " nr nennie trv h they agree thcre Inns
~ ~, 10 Sosdicine like IL before In our community
oee" ~ ,,..-~, p,..... D,,..,,,n.
Ulcers, Sores, and oil Diseases of the Skin.
F,ou pe, RoM. Sfraffon Brisfol, Engi,nd
III only do my duty to you and the pubic, when
l add my testimony TO that on publish q the iner
dicinal virtues of your SAnsApARILLA, My daugh
ter aged ten, had nm ahiicting humor In her ears,
ewes, and hair for years, which we we're unable TO
cure until we tried your SARsAPARILLA. She has
s~ rsa., ' NJ. ~ ,sasr p;cs. a rel kuo,,u and much.
s.,esmsd i,, or D,nm;sy;e. fape ifiy Co.
MMw mSi,ey hos suiisred for a year past with
s..osiions er,,nt;nn which was very troublesome
scroiniOus srlp,vm @ nS r,,t we tried your ShI
sApAaiLLA, which soon, completely cured .her.n u
Eron, T1,-Js, D 0ooe Fso nrfte ,rieiy, ,knop,B firm
~ nnms unrrnrD r ~ manufacturers Of eiian!
gj,.J J.g., ,,,.,s y, v,y,b,1 ~ W - ,y'lr se
sneg p%gsrs nr ssyora M wears a. vcry troublesome h
uor IN NV fscs' which grew constantly worse until
il disigurcd my features and became M intolerabe
sfction Ltried almost everything ai a,,U S1aJ "ef y
,yha,erer until teor youp ~ ansnpAxIlLA II
immediat.ly made nv face worse as YOU told me 1t
might ior a time but IN a few weeks the hcw skin
hss1an 10 form u,,der The blotches. mud continued
mill nv face is ms smooth as any bodyis and am
without any symptoms of the disease that know
Of. enjoy perfect health and without d doubt owe
Tito yonr nrShnsxPARILIA.n fEf7l- -9r a.
o..., Y,..,,;.. p,,,rv ,ha
fIynpelns : Houoir qs,co6 ri ,oS S6Dii''S 1~its Wy
oloou. H
From Dr. Robt. Satcin, Houston s., ~, Y.
DIR. AVER: seldom fail to remove hrap'ioHs ana
ScrQfaious Sores by the perseteiing NV q Your
SARsAPARILLA.a and have just now ctrcd nL at
tack of Aaiiguaat Erysipetds with it, No nltera-
tive we possess equalsthe SARsAPARiLLA you have
supplied to the profession well us TO the people
= From j. II. Johnston, Esq, Wakrman. Ohio
For twelve yenrs hnd the yellow Fry sipeias
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-23
Broken Down and Delicate Constitu.
Utf.r'.Ts,' r tionss g'iTf nsaifHo- ,Yr


Suffering from IndispositiSn to Exsrtiop. Pain in
Calamity, Fear Of Disease Dimness Of Vision, Dry,
Hot Skin and Extremites.. Want Of Sleep, Rest
lessness Pale. Haggard Countenance, and Lassitude
CONSTITUTION ms LIFE sYRTP 'n' 'd q 'D'
FOR ALI. FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,
Either Of the Nose. Throat. Tongue. Spine. Fore
head or Scalp no remedy has ever proved its equal-
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face, depend
ing upon diseased actcn q the LIVER are very I'M
Ties Of Constitution Life Syrup viii correct the So
erection, and remove tho deposit which is directly
IN Diseases Of the Iiyer, giving rise to l.nsour,
Dizziness Indigestion Weak Stomach. or an ulcer
ated or cancerous condition Of that organ, accom-
RfniSS RE :. with sssa SsFpSps 81 s Ss' iS
~ AS; a general Blood-Purifying
Agent, the LIE syrup stands nnriyal-
cd BY amy Preparntion I'm the World.
osSs H ssERs and SsPsen, DE-
eases, and Ladies who are suffering from Diseases
for yhich they are At 9,s e kpUT Esst e We
SYRUP. i viii restore their psilid eountenancs, @ @
strengthen their weak back and side, give them new
energy, new life and happiness. Tp1HHfGsTV
THE RICH AND POOR &
relabls e the same diseases; Nature and Science
have made the Constitution Life Syrup for the BEN
eft Of all. isg mol sVfd iqfc1 1Tl'iIl if
PURE BLOOD
Produces healthy men and women; and II the Con-
stitution is neglected IN youth, disease and early
% ass ,as and % 1 as asS S1 y %
To Mothers and Married Ladies',
II Is the safest and most esctuh medicine ever dis
covered for purifying the etstem and relieving ths
suffering attendant upon birth 10 sfsneihons
both the mother and the child, prevents pain and
Whb haxsused Il think Il indi ispcnsabI3 III Il hiM
" useful both before and after confh6ment as 10
prevents disease attendant tuponchildbitths 1i a
CONSTITUTION LIFE; SYRUP
Is the R9pr Mans Erfepd and tIao
Isfch MANS HIessfngy - b
BUY III, TAKE HI, AND DE lCUREDg
IT. IS UNIVERSAL IN IT'S EFFECTS.
WIN. II. GREGG, M. D., -
SOLE PR0PRIET0R- NEW YORK. :
Laborqtcry, brooklyn, La. "A
Price carer npktIes elx EsoftIcs fSr
~ ssrriiaos a6. W ia fs5Iii
sFSsnt By ezprsssto an pnris Of the county. Z,
MORGAN a ALLEN, t0aNy
fff.hd Wholesale DEaseist u. 59e
t-o-1 1fIl rAENTS, IN
| lsig,d 40 clifz sfrssts New Ksrk.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-23
sou AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the Other pur.
gatiyes in tho market, md theirspperiorvi virtues
are so universally known, that we need not do
more than TO assure the public their quality Is
maintained equal to the best il ever has been,
and that they may be. depended on to do all
that, they have ever done. iaa.eYl
Prepared by j.. G, AVER, NJ. D., & Co,
Lowell. Mass, and sold by
/. g. ROBERTS, Columbus, and by dealers in med
icine everywhere. glf 5000 etI
sept13-d&weowly tg atrttf.-,.-7i r.ita
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-23

y Be Cloths, NsRkins md D. ylIS IN great rsfis-
"a sls sl 4 53: slS'ls 81; 1|'3 s,
7'''' n n = Y 5ss6 hss '',ss'.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-23
INDIANAPOLIS R. r. LINE,
For Urbann, Springfield, Rayton, Pi.
qua, Richmond q Indiaiiapolis.


ON and after Monday, Nov. 10, 1853,
Trains will leave Columbus as follows: i''.
FIRST TRAIN,
connecting direct at Piqua at ABS for Troy and Day
ton; at Richmond at $50 for Auduhcn, LOgansport
and and. chis. fs asa. .SS 4 t.sSsp os a E ko
fayette, Springfield, Quincy ST. Joseph, Chicago,
and all western and northwestern points. 6T',''
rnn cSsESC!,Nsd2 cSEC9ND TRAIN. RAD. -
connecting At Jrbana At liso for Beefontaine, Ken
ton. Carey. Findlay. Tifin, Clyde and Ssndusky.
~ 9ng THIRD TRAIN. ili1s n,iii
INDIANAPOLIS EXPRESS-At 1.4o p. NJ
connecting direct at Milford, south, for Mechanics
burg and Springfield. and north for Marysvilie and
Delaware; at Urbana at 3A5 for Bellefontaine and
Hunt:ville AZ Pisua at sos for Troy. Dayton Union,
derson, Logansport, Peoria and Chicago; and at In
dianapolis at lo2S for Louisville. ST. Louis Chicago
and all western cities.
p. =. FOURTH TRAIN.
s:45 with Dayton and Michigan r. r. for Lima, It.
' sFfhe a:cS 4. NJ train Of this line is the only
Haute. Lafayette and Chicago and the western cities
sleeping Cars are Run on Night Trains
This is the only through route betweeen Columbus
nd Indianapolis. and the only route on which DOE
+ Through Tickets can be Sold.
The ears Of this line start from the depot on the
west side Of High Street. opposite the Cincinnati
On this route there Is no change Of Cars between
Columbus and indianapolis, and no other route With
out chaning cars exists. ..l.l ID 1HFfdI VI
H8Ipy your Tickets at the Columbus and Indian
sRoIis Depot, thereby saving . change of Cars at
A8Ror Tickete and any information, apply at the
office. OPPOSITE THE UNION DEPOT. Colum-
!, 80, -, !. =, -, a; 9. CAREY, Gsnsr.I sup..
! -qE N General fidket Agent. ; -i.' f'
II. ID. RIGELOW, T'-r8. '.u' .ri. saa
Z General Passenger Agent. .-i tsarrs.1
Columbus. Nov. ~. 1s63-dn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-23

shewns arrival and departure q train; ,s,h at ,s So-
rains win run as Follows
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-06-11

TO
r -
fee be
The
articles parish produced raised parish the auers
an GoY oYrnnaen Agents. 8.
dode
nies
furnish prtems
mule
Mills
fR and repair a damages beyond the usual
D furnish
owner
For the rental
ror All
of
Commissry thcopies -
ohead
are much need Of ~ those articles for
. REUBEN WHITE.
ls##szs HYNSON
) 81 CommAS
81 A l q s'ss''' ss Lent Cen Il, Z KaEIs = sf s.aa
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approval, with their reasons therefor, and WILL De
forwarded to this bureau for final action.
6.-Enrolng officers will report to this bureau
sncb nersops as may be exempted under the pre-
ceding section who shall fail to diligently employ
in good faith their own skill, capital and labor ex-
clusyely in the production Of grain and other pro-
visions or who sell their surplus productions other.
wise than to the Government and the families OF
soldiers. or at prices exceeding those fixed at the
time by .the Commissioners OF the State.
y.-DETAILs.
1-Upon application by the proper authority,
artisafs mechanics and persons OF scientific skill
will he detailed in the different Departments or
Rnreanx of the Government. The term ''sciel-
tifc skill' will be construed as the words import,
appIying to persons skilled in the knowledge
and application of arts universally benehciai
and not generally known.
Q-Other details will be made OF persons be"
tween tie ages of 45 and so, Or from the army IN
the field, in all cases where justice, equity ana
necessity require such details. Applications for
snch details will be accompanied with sufficient
amount Of sworn testimony. and If the applicant
is not in the army in tir field, will pc suomitteo
10 the enrolling officer antC Commandant OF the
District for their approval or disapproval, with
their reasons, and forwarded to this office for
final action.
3-Contractors, for furnishing supplies OF any
Kind to the Government, who seek to be detailed
by,reas of their contracts, must accompany
| their applications with certificate OF the Heao
of the Department with which the contract was
made that their personal services are indispensa
hle 10 the execution of their contract Otherwise
such applications viii not be considered.
Nv command Of Brig-Gen. GREER.
w. STEDMAE, A. A. g.
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the federal army, up to that date IS Iio,o0o men'
They say nothing of our own loss.
=. raanas..e nen Rreck;nrapa has whinped
- =. N,
the Yankee deneTai oiegge'' WHY @As Asss'n
to reinforce Gen. Grant, in Virginia.
Evervthinp is cheering for the Confederacy
s. :
W At the exclusion of other interesting mat,
,er ,pa rnb,;sh to-day the Conscription and Ex-
=, ~ - - h.ra hae, e.,rast,v ,a.
slnption i""' "ANs ~ = !,
quested 70 publish 1of tne dement, Oh thosc ihlei-
ested. We hope our readers will corefuily keep
a ..onv af tho same for future reference.
~ .--------
M9rWe are informed that arrangements are
raw henc taken 10 reestabaish the mail between
81" 81 - - - I,.s.,.,;,,
sniosopois pug au0 11 - n
rr.....-. p,,ra,,,, ~,f r.,,,,.c,v;,,t;op
x1saaluai seis Du.sas - ,oS,.es,,nnI -
DEPARIMENLSIhA ! q ANosMisoiaslrr .sa ,oe.
MARsHALL, lExAs, Aprii ., loo4' ,
IkNEkAL. URDEho No =.
The following ACE q congress anu .sesu. :.
n lations are published for the information OF
all concerned:
AN ACT to organize forces to serve during the
war.
|. That from and alter the passage OF this ac',
all white men, residents OF the Gonfsderate
in the service Of the Confederate States during
the war.
of Is and 45 now in the service, Sian b e,
tanned during the present war with the onlted
States, in the same regiments. battalions and
companies TO which they belonged az the passage
Of this act, with the same organlzaton ana ON
GERS, unless regularly transferred or discharged,
in accordance with the laws ana reguiaHons OF
s tnn orr 2PrnV1dan.4 c0mnANlES
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QUARTERS {
La, April S. 1864
SPECIAL ORDERS No. es +.
announced Tor Inc information all
The prices named which will be within
fLouiana purchasing for the Government
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Died-In Houston, Texas, on the Both Nov
1863, VIM. B. REEVES, aged about ~ years.
H.. L.. No. l9, F.. A.. M.

H.'.C.'. L.. No. l9, F.. A.. NJ,
. A regular communication Of this Lode.
A. will be held Wednesday, the 18th JuSs
at o'clock P. N. ALI transient brothers IN
good standing are invited to attend.
BY order Of the W.. NJ.
CHS. N. EALER, Secretary.
Opelousas, June II, 1864.
OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF CLAIMS !
SHREVEPORT, La, April l3, 1864.
"AVING been appointed by the Governor
ILL Commissioner for the State of Louisian,
to collect all claims due the citizens Of this Sate
from the Confederate States, for the hire and los
of negroes and for property Of all kinds wha,o.
ever. impressed by thAC. s. authority.
All persons having sSEh claims, whether reeu.
lar or irregular, will forward them immedassl,
to this Office for collection, and the same win rs.
ceiye prompt attention free of charge, and III
money RENTED to them or held subject to Their
order. ANDREW r. HYNES.
Commissioner of Claims, State Of Louisians.
June IL, 1S64.-2-1m.
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rHenceforward. the subscription to ,ba
Courier will be $40 cash in advance or S25 at
the end of the year. Need we say, en- passaaa
that the paper costs us about $l5 to each sub.
scriberf May IA, 1864.
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aluf Auu AUa tu6sla1Alllc6 III S0lSitlhs lie may
also grant exemptions or details. on such terms
as be may prescribe, to snch overseers, farmers,
Or planters, as be may be satisfied will be more
usafnI 70 the country in the pursuits Of agricul-
ture than Id the military service: Provided, That
ouch exemption shall cease whenever the far
mer planter, or overseer shall fail diligently To-
employ, in good faith his own skill, capital, and
labor. exclusively in the production OF grain and
other provisions. to be sold to the Government
and the families of soldiers at such prices not
exceeding those fixed at the time for the articles
By the Commissioners of the State under the
Impressment act
The president. treasurer, auditor and super
intendent Of any railroad company engaged in
transportation for The Government, and such off,
Gers and employees thereof as tbs president or
Isuperintendent shall certify Cd oath I'd Be indis-
pensabla to the efficient operation of such rail-
road: Provided, That the number of perBons 30
exempted BY tIlis acE on any railroad shall not
exceed one person for each mile Of such road ID
actual 1se for military transpo tation: and said
exsmpts shall be reported bx name aud descrip-
ton, with the names of any who may have lelt
tie emplo oyment of said company, or who snay
cease 70 be Indispensable.
O. Nothing herein contained shall be construed
as repeating ts act approved April Ia, 1868, ex-
empfing contractors for carrying the mails Of the
Confederate States, and the drigers of posi-.
caaches and hacks, from military service: Pro
vided, That All tIle exempt ptiana granted under
this act shall only continue while the persons SO
axenlpted are Actually ID their respective
pursuits or occupations,
Eeetion a. That ths president he, and hs ii
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THE OLD BANK. HOUSE
nWING to the difficulty of procuring bro
" visions. Mrs. Stuart is forced, hencelor.
ward to close her Hotel.
Opelousas. june II, 1s64.-3t.
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NgrWe are informed that arrangements are
now being taken to reestabfish the mail between
Shreveport and Franklin.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-28
. lNbiAN NEWS :

We obtain the following SYNOPSIS Of
late Indian news from Col Thomas
headquarters: i, ). -, ~.
On April Goth the chiefs Of two bands
Zone of them Sweet CORN and the Head
soldiers Of two tthcts arrived at Fort
"Abercron,5ie and Internationally sign:
ed the E, terms proposed ~ tie Govern
,hcht.. Their bands are to the north of
, Devils Lake, a i. few others ute ex-
pected soon.r5l -tTt 7t,j@ nd 1851 7''
III This Sweet Corn has always been a
true friend to thewhites, und would have.
entered into peaceful rclatiohs'lohg since
if it had not been for false representa-.
tons made to himself and q" Others
These Indians, separating themselves
from the murderers, will tend to keep
them. from our 2border-as they (the
murderers) will have to go to the hostile
band, on the Missouri for protection.
Indications are that the Yanktouia.
and Tuetons will be, found BY our for.
ces near the point on the Missouri where
Gen. sully's expedition left them last
year, -! LIS ,~2i 9243 u as. L>4,a