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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ ## ErArx or Iowa. LEE Co.'S
BY virtue Of special execution directed is-u
By the Ck ef the Dsstrict Court Of said euzsty in
Of Rankin Miller and Rankin McCrzry. SUCCESSOR
ILL., Perry, and against l. G. DObyns have I-sied up.
and viii sell ~ the highest bidder the front door
the Clerks office OF the District Court Of Lee count
Iowa Al Keokuk In sid eoanty the 18th day Of NJ
l. ID, lsCi, between the hours Of O'Clock A. and
o'clock p NJ, eumm<pcfng at O'Clock r. Of said ID
the following rFerty, tovif Part Of lots a. q
two f2l IN bsnck thirty fs0s In the addition u VIM
Williams, Reeves Pery 20 tho city Of Keoknk, Z
county. Iowa, beng hanir-d 400 feet Ruif
street by ninets-three and onethird feet ON u
street.
satisfy said Wi; OF execution
Printers Zee s. eol ISRAEL ANDERSON
keoknk. April 10 81 sheriff Of Lee Co Iowa
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rHER1FFs SALE.

NJ ETsTH or Iowa. Ln Goa
By virtue Of speeia execution 10 directed, irsus
by the Clerk 81 the District Court sd county favc
o Samuel Miller Abner Reeves and C. H. Perry, exot
utof Of the viii Of h Reeves. deceased. and agxn1
?. A. Urmstsn, have levied upon md viii sell II
highest bdisr. Ut the front door Of the Clerks on5ce
count the l4fh day u May, A. D. 1884 bssxeen II
hours o. soeiockA n and o'clock p. NJ co1uneneinx
orerk Nof said day, the following property
Lot two ~ In block i've 81 IN wfiinE addition TO N
CRY Of Keokuk, Leecgunts. lows
T&ksn- levied upon and 10 te sold by order Of court
satisfy said whit Of execution. 49,
Printers Pee s. co. ISRAEL ANDERSON
k@okuk, April II, ga Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ s-ATE or Iowa LEE Co.'S
By virtue VI special execution b. me directed issr
BY the Clerk u the District Court said county in IN,
Of K r. y. W. Ford, and Thomas DAVIS, and ag1
John Caviar and stephen T. Jones &C. and also dec
sgair~t j. G. HUGHES aud others have ieried upon
will sell to the highest bidder the front door Of
Clerks once a the Disrrirt Court of lee county Ia,
at keokuk, In said county. the 18th day OF May A.
1854 between the hours Of o'clock A. N. and oeit
2, ", commencing ~ o'clock P VI. Of said day the
lowing property. to-wt: Lot ss ) and six 10 in BID
one hundred and eighty-ive nS5), In the city Of K
kirk. Lee county. Iowa
Taken. lsyid upon. and 10 be sold by order Of court
ssfisfy said writ OF execution
Printers Fee s ~. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Keokuk, April J., "a. Sheriff of Lee Co. lows
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LEE CovSrr-esI
BY virtue II general executions 10 directed is-r
by the Crk Of the District Court Of said county in n
Il Thomas b. Scott, and against Frederick kns- hi
levied upon and viii sell the highest bidder at
front door Of the Clerks Once Of the District cod
OF Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk in said county on
f4th day Of May, A. u. 1854, between The hours Il
O'Clock A. NJ. AMI clock p. commencing At o'cls
p NJ Of said day, the following property to-wit Il
half ~ VI lot nine te} in block hundred and egfl
nine 1ss In the city ~ Keokuk Lee county Iowa vi
the improvements therrpn-
Takrn. levied upon ard % I've sold by order u court
sstisfy said writ of execution.
Kodak, April II, 1894. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Pee = o. Sheriff Of Lee county, Io-I
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.HERIFFS SALE.

~ SrArx lows LEE CoryrY-ss
By virtue Of special execution me directed isst
By the Crk Of the District Court of said county
a Samuel ?. Miller Abner Reeves and C. H. Perry Ex
utors II the will of l. L. Reeves, deceased and Agn
Addison A. Sauin, hare levied upon and will sell 10
highest haddsr at the froat aosr Of the Clerks once
the District Court of Lee county, Iowa at Keokuk
conufy the list day Of May, A. D. 1854, bssween
hours az O'Clock A. " and O'Clock P. n, commend
addition Of William II. Wilhans Reeves Perry, 10
city OF krokuk. Lee county, Iowa
faken levied npon and to be sed by order Of Court
satisfy said writ OF execution
Keoknk, Apr. q, 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Zee 81 90 Sheriff OF Lee Co. Id
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GHERIFFS SALE.

~ erAfE ef IOWA, LIE CorrTr-Hs
By virtue Of special execution TO directed issr
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of eaid county in "a,
Of Janfs AcQsaid and against Cyrus Knsey Ihare er
upon and viii sell " the highest t$dAe Mt ront d.
q the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee coun
iowa at keokuk in SAID county, on the Afh day Of n
A. D. 1884 between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ an
O'clock p NJ, commencing st o'clock p. n 81 said d
the following property, to-wit; Lots eleven (ll)
twelve Ut, In block thirty nine 49, I'm Reids ~ait
TO the city II ksoknk. Lee county Iowa
Taken, iesf@ uTon and TO be sod by order Of court
satisfy SAID vrlt Of execution
Eeokuk, APRIL II, "a. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee q %. sherif OF Lee Co, Iov
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CHERRIES SALE.

NJ STATE or iowa, Linz CO.
BY virtne of special execution directed isst1
by the Clerk of the District Court Of said county in M
of VIM. c. Graham. snd against Elish ". 0rases, NJ
levied nyon and will sell TO the highest bidder AZ
oas dor Of the Clerks once of the Distcf Court of
comfy Iowa. at keoknk in said county, the 2lst a
q My, A. d. 1854, between the hcurs ~ O'Clock
aud o'clock D. M commencing st;2 O'Clock D. m Of ~
day the following property. towir The hnreAsest Gus
~ Of the southesss quarter Of The norfhsast quarter
section twenty-five t22l in township nxtyLAfe (6Sl
ranre avs t5) west, In Les county, l0vA g ~
Taken levied upoE, and 70 be sold By order a. court
satisfy said writ 81 execution II
Printers Zoe 81 co. ISBAN AHDZRsON
Keohuk, April Il, ~. shersA ef Lee Co. Iowa
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~ - q. III - NM, In coeus1-a.
,AT Sc 49, sxszstsa % n dfrscs.d. issssA
xE = a3tW 0BaaD1nsy, In fsver
z.:rt =. yohe NcDyneld I have LEVIED M. -
vtH I'll - - M{be1t Htdss, a the frn.t 49, n
g ksoksk e - coss o. a. - s:9 y ~ 49,
80 tetws;s SwABsve4 o'eieck A. II. sns q a,..ys
y, co0Dsaei9g s 2oejock r =. q ssid d.x ~ ~
lovi.g pepA 5os2R. = feet inches front IN M -
ssseettssnns.aingas ys4t Ans& y. ". 10. a n
cs.@ q - ~ In b0n h heng eayen Fest frcnt - N
- - toG of lot II, n block rs IN shs csv
-nssssk 1ss soaAfy, Iowa, sztseding even vfdsk
eGrsaeO - q ~ ~ lssksd upon - -
- yisd 900. and 70 BE- soid By order Of Court 10
=, - -- IsAAHA ANDERSON,
Fs>3 Gbszin IAs 60, Iowa
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CHERIFF's SALE.

NJ G-4+ e@ GfArSos Iowa. LasCo,-a.
BY virtne OF special execution 10 directed ssuet
BY the sk 81 fhe DBuSct Court ssSd eonpay 10 favo
Of Samuel Miller, Abner Reeves and C. H. Perry
7. A. Urmsfcn, have levied upon and viii sell Z
the highest bidder at the front door Of the Clerks ono
sid county the 14th day Of Msy A. o. fss4 betvee
the bosrs ~ sehsrk \ =. - O'clock p =, oomme
cing at O'Clock n Of said Day the following property
tosse Lot ten 90, h block ten lo In tho s9iition
VIM H. Williams Reeves Perry to the city Of Keokn
Lee county, lava
1aken levied UPON and to be sold by order Of court
satsfy I'D Wit OF execution.
Printers Zee 81 90. ISRAEL ANDERSON
keoknA. April II. o. Sheriff 81 Lee o. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05

EOR SALE-3O acres choice la13,
IL with Qpttags Yrnm4 milling, containing 10 rod
cisterns cellar bnds good barn. 400 apple tress
$50 peach trees, cherry Plum pear, grapes, ana many
other kinds Of fruits all under fence and IL In IA xAgy
best state Of cultivation. tEkas
This Is the residence occupied by DR.. HickA and
~ sak TAlsyood. En4aiSsof II. y TKS-EYtK,
apr26 Real Estate Agent
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SALE.

By virtue Of . special er,r.ss. = ~
oy sne Cisrr OF the District Oours q n cdtr + go
49, ..s;s 49, md agslaes Azgol1 Ken II i;ni ~
have levied upon and win "a ~ sosnets
mont DOR Of the Clerks Once q ~ q tn
so1ueH 0oAset Keokuk in - 49, eees7 q La
Aay, A D. 1894 between the sns .4se ~ d
:nA o'clock ~ commsncng s 3b,set s' s. :. -
dhy, the following property to-S6 49, ~ s. ~ g I'D
one hd8a and ninety nine All a ss1 y block
Lee county, Iowa F -sF-.S y As1E1E
Taksn, levied upon, and to1a ma11S sSaS
eAfn{y said witt Of executdpn sssAzt =
80. 80; Hs.s e - iz q HIRiRon,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05
CHERIFF'S SALE.

- NM 49, tfal. HrATh on IgyAy LIN CoUYY-a.
BY virtue Of special execution % me direc3sd issu
BY the Oerk OF the Dbturt Goe Il ~ counts IN fhv
Of Wm- Q. Grahem, and sgnipst 4, n GrHyes' i IN
levied upon and yilisei to the hiheSt h81er. nj !
frunt door Of de a IL stsicf CpNrt Of
county, Iowa = Keokuk, In saa esanty an The alst
of MAy Al D. 1e94, betwsca The he~sG tf . o'clock A.
sed Aotioek = - copHAenciHg = oclnek p r. q %
day, the fcHouf1z peoperty, hwft NE northeast qu
~ q the ue401ast dnfteruf tie northeast quarter
srrss IL u sosisy sss y s - -" = '-''''
askeA - ~ - sosd BY order = court,
Stisly - wit y execution. -
fih Agx3A - .e. 800 LesGR, Iowa
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ToR SALE ;,

Brick Cottage DWELL e. with rooms, cistesns npo
cellar full lot and ell f ced located Fulton between
lQsA and th ssreetA Ke skuk- Price espe1 900 eash
bafAiscs - enc years Eaqaffe ~ n. B. fAN-BrcK,
Keokuk, feb4. Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05

EOR SALE-fhe Cottage Brick DWELL
- Ing House Morgan street, between ssh and 9th
sersse, csntaiaisg ninersoa knqaiss =
II. b. TES-ETCK,
mch3 Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05

EOR SALE.-80 acres Of land, 40 acres
II under fence with 800 fruit trees with spspy
menfs This land is the Plank rad lcading 81
Francisville, about miles from this city Ttieyood-l
Enquire Of h B. TEN-EYCH,
mch2 Real Estate Agent.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-10-22
a FOR IHE GREAT EMPIRE OF LIBERTY. FORWARD
: p E f. @ II
MAI. GEN CARL SCHURZ,
OF WISCONSIN

Delivered at COnCer, Hall, Philadelphia,
- os
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-10-22
COMPROMISE IMPOSSIBLE.

The word compromise has acquired Ger
tain traditional prestige in our political histo-
ry, so that many people pronounce it with
singular superstitional awe, and think nothing
is done well that is not done by compromise.
1t is said that the Constitution is founded on
compromise-and so it is. But there is one
thing in the Constitution which is not found
ed upon compromise, which does not admit of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-10-22

There is no American who does not know
that Presidents policy is not made by him
alone, bat by those who made him and there
is no American who win forget that the
strength of the vote which nominated this
candidate at Chicago was far exceeded by
the unanimity with which the platform was
adopted. And now ignore the platform and
take the nomination In ancient tales we
read of men who, in order TO enjoy all the
good things Of the world, pledged their soul
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-10-22
FAIR-wEATHER PATRIOTISM.


For peace when the horizon of the country
is gloomy, and for war when it is bright Is
that the kind of patriotism we want? This
fair weather patriotism, which is ready to
give up the country in the hour of misfortune,
although it makes show of standing by the
country in the hour of success? And upon
that shifting sandhill you will build the future
of the Republic Great cheering.) What
if tomorrow some untoward accident
should oYertake our armies; viii it stand
the test, or will it give up the country
again Remember, that it is in the hour Of
gloom and dependency that the country
stands most in need of the unswerving deyo-
ton of her sonsi loud applause) Give
me the man who, in storm as well as in sun
shine, amidst the cries of distress as well as
the jubilee of victory, viii stand by the
cause of his country with faith mistaken,
with a courage undismayed, with purpose
unbending, and him / viii call patriot but
not those whose frmness depends upon the
revolutions of the wheel of fortunei Tn
thusiastic cheering.) And this kind of firm
ness will have to stand singular test. We
shall have the alarming spectacle of an hon
est but not altogether inflexibie character in
very bad company,
The Opelousas courier., 1864-07-02
BUREAU D'ENROLEMENT
De la Paroisse St. Landry.

OFELOCSAS, ~ JUN 1864.
ES informarmations suivantes, de Ia Section
La lere de Facte du Congress approuve lie II
Fevrier 1864, sont publiees pour la gouyerne de
ceux que celia concernc:
l. compter de la date de la passation du pre-.
sent acte,, tous les hommes blancs, residants des
Etats Confederes, entire IL ct SO ans. devront
stre mis- dams le service de rarmee des Etats
Contederes pendant la duree de la guerre."
Le present est en- consequence pour avertir
tons les homn,es de la Paroisse ST. Landry, su-
jets loperation de cette loi, davoir se rappor-
ter a mon bureau, pour stre enroles. Ceux de
Il lS ans ct de 45 so ans qui manqueront ou
negligeront dese joindre aux Compagnics du
Corps de Reserve avant le Ter Juliet seront en-
voyes au Camp CONNIE les autres Conserits.
II est esperer que chacun s'empressera de Sc
conformer la loi, autrement le General com.
inandant ordonne qu'ils soicnt ramasses ct punis
avec severite partout on lis seront rencont,ss.
JNO. NJ. TAYLOR, Lieut..
Et Cticier EnrolcW poarla Paroisse 81. Laudru.
iuil.-5tf
The Opelousas courier., 1864-07-02
TERRES A VENDRE,

TT N NIORCEAU DE TERRE BOIsEE, sur
" lie Bayou Boeuf, dams la Paroisse St. Lam
dry, environ dix miles de Washington, con-
tenant environ quatre cents arpents, cinquante
piastres Farpent.
Un Morceau de Terre Boisee, dams la Pa
roisse st. Landry, environ quinze miles de
IA vile d'Opelousas, derriere lhabitaton de
FRANCOIS Robin, sur lie Bayou Teche, contenant
environ trois cents arpents,-a cinquante piastres
larpent.
Un Moroccan de Terre de Prairie, envi-
ron trols miles au Nord- Quest d'Opelousas, me-
surant environ denx cents arpents,-a vingt.cina
piastres Iarpent.
,a1Dh morceau de Terre de Prairie, envi.
ron sept miles au Sud d'Opelousas; mesurant en-
viron deux cents arpents,-a vingt-cnq pastres
l'arpent.
Un moroccan de Tes1e, partie boise ct partie
prairie, environ seize miles rOuess done
iousas' mesurant deux cent cinquante arpents,-
a dix piastres rarpent.
HENRY L. GARLAND.
Opelousas, Juliet 1864. 5--2f
The Opelousas courier., 1864-07-02

! families ainsi menacees de la RUNE essaieraient
! de rappeler dams leur sein ceux de leurs mem.
bres qui avaient pris les armes. Mais lie devoue.
ment la patrie ne s'etat pas refugie tout enter
sous les pills du drapeau national; ct les meres
qui avaient fait a la sainte cause de lindepen-
dance lottrande de leurs enfants, ne pouvaient
hester lui sacrifer encore leur derner moroccan
de pain. Les Russes alors, elargissant lie cercle
de leurs rigueurs, pour etre plus s1rs datteindrs
ieurs vlctimes, envelopperent dams I'm meme de-
cret de confiscation toutes les personnes sus-
pectees de sympathies pour les rebelles.
CONNIE lie gouvernement moscovite le gouver-
nement american eu recours la confscation:
approuyee par lie Congress, decretse par NJ Lin.
CON- ellie est mise en- pratique par les officers
feaeraux dams toutes les provinces qu'ils sont
parvenus reconquerir sur les rebelles
Mais quand les derniers regiments de Ia Con.
tederation ecrases, disrerses. Sc seront disssous
en- une multitude de guerillas; quand les popu-
lat'ons du Sud, exasperees par leurs desastres ct
ne prenant plus conseil que de leur desespoir,
Jstteront lie fusil pour le revolver ct repee pour
le poignard; quand au noble enthousiasne des
champs de bataille succederont les farouches
emotions des ambuscades ct des guet-apens, eest
alors settlement que la lutte prendra sur tous les
points du continent son veritable caractere cest
alors que lexpropration ct determination des
reDelies commenncera vraiment ct sera impitoy-
ablement poursuivie, quels que soient d'ailleurs
les sentiments de moderation ct d'humanite des
generaux charges de cette tache penible. Lex.
lsIence de rUnion, de meme que lintegrits de
Empire Russo ne peuvent etre sauyess que par
d depouvantables massacres. Cessons done de
nous indigner contre les Butler ct les Berg, con-
tire les Schenck ct les Annenkoff: ills he sont que
les instruments dune volonte superieure GU pour
mieux dire dune politique fataie Mais 81 les |
scenes de carnage ct de desoaton qui souillent
EN- ce moment les deux mondes nous emeuvent |
ct nous aflgent; 81 notre ceur se revolte i la vue
de tant de sang inutilement verse, demandons |
Ia fos NJ. Lincoln ct au Czar,-non point de
changer de generaux, non pas meme de changer
de systemc, ,-mais de renoncer supplement une
repression impossible ct d'accorder une entisre
Fun la Pologne, rautre aux
Etats du Sud.
Mais cst-ce settlement au nom dc l'humanite
lue nous pourrions leur adresser cette demande,
t ne devrons-nous pas la leur faire au nom du
iroit Est-il juste que cinqnante millions de
sioscovites reminiscent leurs efforts pour retenir
iix ou douze millions de Polonais sous un jour
ieleste Est-il juste que plus de vingt millions
i'Amerieains du Nord, d'Allemands ct d'Irlandais
e coasent pour imposer huit millions dame.
icains du Sud une association qu'iIs repoussent2
S'est-ce pas des deux cotes un odleux abus de
a force?
La France deja repondu a la premiere de
es questions avec une unanimite imposante
The Opelousas courier., 1864-07-02
$100 de recompense

e N B L Z e T s D e B A MOI e,
DERDU, lie is JUN dernier, entire Opelou-
Il. sas ct St. Martnville, sur la route du Ba-
you Teche, UN PETIT PORTE-MONNAIE
EN- MAROQUIN NOIR, contenant TN certif-
cat de depot du Tresor, date Shreveport 26 Mai
1864, signe par H. j. G. Battle, Depositaire, en-
faveur de A. ou Addison Pumphry, de la somme
de cinq cents piastres-Environ quatre cent ct
quinze piastres en- billets des banques dc la Nile
Orleans.-Trois piastres en- billets de vile de la
Nouvelle- Orleans;-Vingt-cinq piastres en- orr
Irois cent cnquante piastres en- billets Confede-
ret de bons du Tresor des Etats Confederes ct
dautres papiers de valeur pour le proprietaire.
La recompense ci-dessus sera payee la livrai-
son de ces etfets M. P. L.. Hebrard, Opelou-
sas, GU NJ. William Greig, St. Martinvle.
J. TODD.
Franklin, Line. juliet 1864 5-2t
The Opelousas courier., 1864-07-02
QUARTERS GHNERAUx.
BUREAU DE CONSUMPTION

DEPARTEMENT DU TRANS Mississrppr,
Marshall, Texas, Ter JUN 1864.
ORDRES GENERAUX No, 12.
r. Ceux qui ont des commissions de Consuls
u. de nations etrangeres dams CO Dspartement
ct qui, sous l'acte recent du Congress, sont suets
la eonscr'phon, ne seront point enroles aussi
iongtemps que dureront ieurs commissions.
Ii. Les personnes qui reclameront un exemp-
ton en- raison de ce qu'ils sont citoyens du Mary
land, devront faire leur application ce Bureau
deduisant en- detail. les fats concernant leur cas-
let soumettant des preuves non squivouues de-
leur citoyennete. La residence, sous la dernisre
loi etant la question sur laquele repose ie droit
de service nlilitaire, chague cas- sera determine
scion son merite, ct devra etre accompapne de.
preuves outre que celles do citoyennete pour dom
ner droit exemption, autrement ellie sera nice.
III. Cette partie du paragraphe II, Ordres Sps-
ciaux No. 76. serie courante de ce Burean. aui
reclame des corps de reserve du Texas de &c for
mer en- corps volontaires on de s'enroler dams les
tTente jours qui suivront, le 16 du mois dernier:
ct cette partie de l'Ordre General No. 10, serie3
courante dc CO Bureau, qui demande que ces
corps soient formes on que renrolement ait lieu
dams les Etats de la Louisiana ct de lArkansas
avant lie 10 du courant, sont par les presentes re-
voquees ct il est accorde pour la formation de
ces corps on pour lenrolement dams te Departe
ment, jusqu'au Ter de Juliet proclaim
~. Cstse partie de la clause 8. photographic III
de TOrdre General No. 8, serie courante de ce
Bureau, qui veut que certains officers relevent
tcus les hommes bons pour le service qui sont al
lenr emploi, dams les soixante jours cornpter du
Avri dernier, ess par le present reyoquse, ct IL
est accords 4 ces sficiers jusqu'au Is de Juliet
ponr relever ces employees.
" Toufe personne qui Sc sera presentee COM
me volontaire on qui Sc sera rapportee pour atre
enrolee dams les corps de reserve, devra faire un
affidavit quill await au-dela de As ans le I6 de
Juliet dernier, ct les officers qu eront lappica
lion pour le detail des membres de ce corps, de-
vront certi6er dstinctement qu' ills staient au.des
sus de Get age le l6 do Juliet. Les OFFICERS En-
roeurs sont requis d'exercer Ia vigilance ID plus
,trlcte pour empscher rsvasion du present ordre.
u Ills rapporteront promptement toute infraction.
Par ordre dn BRIG. GEN. GREER.
Il w. sTEDMAE, a. A. g. [jnl. 2-2t
The Opelousas courier., 1864-07-02
QUARTERS GENERAux
BUREAU DE CONSCRIpTION

BUREAU DE CONSCRIPTION. !
DEPARTEMENr DU TRANS MISSISSIPPI,
- Marshall, Texas, 80 Mai 1864.
ORDRES GENERAUX No. il.
| i Le tarif suivant de prix est publis nour In
e. gouverne de ceux que celia concerne:
| H. Tous les proprietaires de moulins ! crpan
ct de moullns scie qui ont 6te ou oui poll,.ront
| par la suite etre detailles CONNIE meuniers. ON
qui auront un Conscrit detaills CONNIE meunier
lou naaehniste ces moulns, sera tenn de fairc
un affidavit devant tel officer antorise admins.
trer un serment, s'obligeant, pendant la duree de
| ce detail, de ne pas reclamer on accepter plus
dun huitieme CONNIE peage pour lie grain moulu
tel moulin, ct quis veudront tout le surplus du
peage reGu ce moulin (apres en- avoir rsrde
slfnsamment pour lie souten de sa famille) au
Commencement, aux families de soliats ct any in
digents&, Ian aux prlx fixes par les Commissaires des
divers Etats de ceDepartement, ct les pronrie.
taires de moulins sce devront vendre leur bois
ralson de deux piastres par cent pieds,
Ill. Les Consents detsilles CONNIE tanneurs.
on les tanneurs qui peurront avoir quelque cons.
crit detaie leur service, seront tenus de faire
un affidavit ainsi quill est prescrt dams la section
Ii du present ordre, que pendant la duree de lelr
detail. ills vendront tout leur CUR aux prix fixes
par les Commissaiges des divers Etats de ce De
partement.
~. Les Consents detailles pour I'util;t6 du
SoithtAAS GffNnt
egalement tenus de faire TN semblable affidavit.
que pendant la duree de leur detail lis ne r6cIa.
mefont pas audeia du taux de sept piastres par
Jour pour ieur labeur, quand les materaux leur
sefonf iournls, ct quand lie cordonnier on le for
gefon fournira lui-meme les materiaux. lie nrix
des materiaux sera ajoute celui de son labeur.
Y. Les conscriIs detailles CONNIE n,edecins de-
yront fairs un affidavit que pendant la duree de
ieur detail lis ne reclameront, aux families des of
ficiers ct soldats absents dams larmse, pas plus
que les prx ordinaires avant la guerre, ct 81 les
trails sont exorbitants quaint aux autres, Ieur de-
tail sera revoque.
VI Les consents qui seront detailes CONNIE
eievenrs danimaux, on ceux qui auront un cons
crlss detaille CONNIE vacher, feront un affidavit
semblabe que pendant qu'ils seront detales lis
Vendfont chaque aimee lie surplus de leurs ami
maux, de leur laine &c. aux prix fixes par les
Commlssaires des divers Etats de ce Departe-
ment.
VII. Les conscrits detailles pour fairc des me.
tiers tisser ct des rouets feront egalement un
affidavit que tant que durera leur detail lis ne re-
ciameront pas plus de cinq piastres par Jour pour
lenr labeur, quand les materiaux leur seront
four,iis, ct quand lis fourniront eux-mAmes les
materiaux, leur coht sera ajoute au prix de leur
labeur.
VII. Toute personne qui eludera GU essaiera
eluder les ordres ci-dessus sera revouue de son
detail immediatement ct sera place dams rarnee,
TX. Les officers de conserits de ce Departe-
ment sont charges de la stricte execution de ces
ordres. e0'
Par ordre du ABRIG. GEN. GREER
A. POPE, Capt ct A. A. Gen.
2 juliet. 5-2t