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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22

AGRERABLY SURPRiSED.-.On wednesday
evening John Burchn late superintendent Of the New
York and Harlem Railroad was the recipient OF mag
ncent service Of silver and other valuable articles the
gift Of number Of his friends The gift was aecompa-
MED by preamble and resolution beautifully engrossed
and framed. The presentation on behalf OF the donors
was made by Robert Lecky and Mr. B. responded IN an
appropriate address. At the collation. which followed
speeches were made. and the health OF Commodore
vanderbilt and other officers OF the road drank amid
much applause Mr. Burchill has been connected with
che Harlem Railroad for over q quarter Of a century
and has abored essiduousy to promote its prosperity
and success.
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UNITED sTATEsgCIRCUTT coURT-APRn 2i.-Bsfore
Jude HALL
NOBLE PRESCOTT

United State, Orir he forsft BenIarn De Forest and
Charles J.. R0wand
The defendants were indicted by the Grand jury
for making fall. claims upon the Government The pToscc-
ton fs II pirpose Of rP4rit the Tor tro made
very careful ard Thorough examination Of tie case and be-
convinced. upon be evidence token, that L would be
81 possible procure c0Lvcn and not being DESTROYS Of
putting Court he labor Of loig trial moved that
mile ,o,4u b. entered The Judge accordingly directed the
order 10 b. sut.rcd.
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MEMORIALS OF WASHrNGToY.-Mcade Broth
ers, No 2a3 Broadway. have photographed several
columns Of a Kingston O.. " gazette ofJan. 1900
continuing the proceedings in Congress on the death OF
Gen. Washington. with President Adams's Message
fhereon an account Of the funeral at Mount Vernon
bulletins from the French. Russian and Austrian
armies then fighting in Swizeardi also Of the British
army in Holland account Of Bonapartos landing at
Frejus his return from Egypt &c. &C. Also
(separately). q specimen Of Gen. Washngtons hand
writing They ere well executed and will be treasured
by many as interesting memorials OF the most ustri
ons American.
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II MINIATURE n MANAc.
Sun-nises.. $40 Sets... 6.46 Moon--Rises.. 7:+2
|
Sandy Hook. 1:l3 lslsnd 82t Hell Gate. 05
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Mr.. JOE JEFFERSON distinguished
comedian is well on his way home. He is at the Sand
witch Islands The last previous advces from him were
dated New-Zealand; but having discovered that it is
she custom of the New-Zealanders. when dissatisfied
with an actor TO spring upon the stage cook him with
blue fires and devour him in the green room, he sud
denly determined upon a change Of base II California
does not hold him with golden chains we may expect
his arrival here before the opening Of the next theatrical
season.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY,

" from foo. Of CourtIandest, connecting q. Harnp;es
Junction with Delaware, Lsekswsnna and Wesi RAT.ad,
and at Easton with Lehish Valley Railroad and It's connee
TONS ioming direct Lle TO Psbursh and the Vest with
change ofcars.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
SIXTY Miles and Two Hours saved by this line Chicago
Cincinnati 81. Louis with but change OF cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Feb. y, 1864, leave New York 90 folows
HARRisDuRG ExPngss--M a. M, for r.aSon, Readina
Pottsyile. iiiuisbury, Msuch Chunk, Williams OF.
MAIL TRAIS-At S:l0 m, Tor Easton, Water Gap Scrsr
ton, Mikesbsrre, Great Bead, Piston Binghamon, &c.
I'm. TKAIN-For Easton, Allentown, Msuch Chunk, WI
Transport, Reading, Pot,srille, Harrisburg. &c.
3+0 p Nor Easton, Bethlehem Allentown and MaucA
Chunk
440P. s.-For Someryiue.
$40 P. k.-For Someryile.
JPN. WESTERN ExPREss-For Eas.on, Allentown Reed
ing, Harrisburg Pittsburgh and tho West Sleeping csu
through nom Jersey City to Pittsburgh.
ExPREss TRAIN FOR HARRIsDuRG-The g. m. Express
Train from New YORK arrives at Harrisburg at =. M
Meeting East and West Pennsylvania Central RArosA
Northern Central Railroad North and South, and with The
Cumberland alley Railroad
ELzABETHPoRr AND NEw- YoRR FERRY-Leave New Yot1
from Pier No. 2 North River at $50 AS and 3:H
p
The Boats stop at Bergen Point and Mariners Harbor evey
trip each way. JOSIAH o. STEAhNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22

COURT OF COMMON FLEAS-SPEciAL TERn-APRIL 81.
before Igisa CAEDOLa-
DECISIONS.
Blake act. Goff.-Motiou denied without costs.
Before Justice BRADI
Fitch at. DuTmie--S.s memorandum with Clerk.
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UywuoLEsoMB MFAT.-In consequence OF

UYwuoLRsOMB MEAT.-In consequence OF
che stenpts which have been made this Spring to food
che city with meats FISH, and vegetables unfit for CON
1umption City Inspector BOOle recently issued strn'
gent orders to the Meat Inspectors to thoroughly in.
spect an meats and other articles OF food over which
the law gives them supervision, and 20 seize whatever
4hev might find Of an unwholesome character and con
.yev the same to tie 4" Dead Animal or 0fal Dock
Washington Country or'West Washington markets be-
ing the principal deDos whore such improper food Is
disposed Of Superintendent Julius JOhpson, accom-.
aped by inspector Henry Haigh has. within the past
Two weeks seized numerous calves and unhealthy beef
earcasscs and disposed Of them directed Among The
senres was carcass Of beef which had been sheltered
In one of the while route to the stock MARKET
dressed at Albany and sent 10 West Washington
market The statistics which may be seen
At the City Inspec Or's Office In reference 70
this matter show that an astonishing quantity or
1nsound and diseased meat ia daily cent the city to
be disposed Of The movements Of The Inspectors are
watched by the German and American butchers who
deal in this poisonous stuff and soon as the officers
backs are turned after carcass Of such meat Is
brought forth and disposed OF for any price that 1t viii
bring 70 those who keep Little shops about town. The
Inspectors learn Of IT, however and not unire-
quenty have q long chase before arriving at the place
where il is exposed for public sale. by the rules esiaD
nshed in the Sanitary Bureau the Inspectors are OBLIGED
% be at the markets from midnight until noon the fol-
lowing day and are obliged 10 be continually on the
acrtto detect the frauds perpetraed By Tie jobbing
butchers.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD For AL

Il 4 BANI AMI IKO1, IUNNECIINU with TKAIU
NORTH aud WEST Trains leave:
From Chambersst From 30thst
Express, and lO H. and T:22 lO:l. a. III, and II and
3:l5 and p. III. at 5:22 y. II.
Troy aud Albany with sleep il.2 p
ing-carJ, 1910 p. N.
PouzakeepSo Trlin and IL s22 and l:22 m, and II
und p. III. pm,
Peekskil Train, 4pm. AL Pm.
Sing sing Train, $3.50. 5:52
TarrytoWu Train, $3.50 .. m. 3.s2 p.
On Sundays, a. 5:22 ,. N. from JJtil-street
1icset may be procured any of the offices OF Wecotfs
Express in New York and Brook and baggage checked =
the all points the road and to Saratoga Springs
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& NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINIF ANKANUtMFNI.
COMMENCING NOV. 10, 1863. 1854
n Station in NewYork, corner 2.th-st. and 4th-sv.
Entrance E7thst.
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BORT il)aroens' Notire.
srAry or NEw.YoRx.

= I
PoRr.waRpENs' OFFICE, No. lOi Wai.st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the oct passed April H. 1857 entitled An Act to
R-organte the Wsrde Otce Of the Port OF New ork
all person. Interested in having charge Of the subject
matter of such inquiry examination survey that the io
lowing vessel, are under examination oy the Port Var.
den. and that the sad surveys examinations will DO
peted within ten days next succeeding this notice
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs.-LewisM ichaels,
10 years Of age quarreed with another boy named Jas
Mclaughlin on Wednesday evening, stabbed him In
she arm and made lis escape. The wounded boy was
conveyed to the New York Hospital Jesse Perry and
Solomon Griffin. botk coOred became engaged IN q
in the premises No % West Ibirtyeecond street.
on Wednesday night during which Perry stabbed his
opponent several times in the breast and abdomen,
without However. Mfictiug dangerous wounds. Perry
succeeded in making bis escape Charles Parker and
Thomas Parsons were yesterday committed by Justice
Downing charge Of stealing quaint ty Of millinery
ak goods from the store of Messrs. ErckeT DOrer,
No. Warren street. They entered the store under
preense Of purchasing AND while tie clerk engaged
eseV here stole the goods. Augustus Fitzgerald, IL
years Of age, was arrested Yesterday while busy en-.
gagged in stealing from the showcase OF Messrs.
L. S. Lawrence & Co., bankers No.
164 Nassau street. He bad by means Of a chsel
and ice-plck made q small hole between the sash and
glass, and then inserted wire with which he succeed.
ed IN drawing through the aperture go bill Having
secured this. he attached lis wire TO $500 coupon
when be was observed by officer Lee and arrested.
The $50 bin was found in his possession and Identified
II is strange that no one observed him. as large nnm
oers Of people are constantly passing that locality
Justice bowling committed bin " the rombs for trial
-. William Purcells, employed fireman on the
Harlem Railroad, was yesterday caught between a To-
comOtve and car at the depot Forysecond street
and Fourth avenue and badly hurt that he died soon
after =. An unknown man run over In Manhattan.
vile Yesterday By down train on the Hudson River
Railroad and instantly killed His body was terribly
mutilated. An inquest viii be held on the remains at
The lower depot to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ CO--On and after MONDAY, Jan. IL 1864 Trars WI
leave MEM u DIRK Tor BALIlMoRs and WASHINGTON.
and 10 1850 and I hidliebt The 1897 m
Train Will tSe Passengers for BALrl AORE and WASHlNA
Ton only this Tain makes connection q. n -de phA
Trains Tor Philadelphia .il leave Ae"losA - ana " d Us
L ~, aud y M ard Y Midnight.
MILITARY TICKETS viii not be received in The a. u.
or 7;3O D. m Trims j. W. WOODRUFF
Dec. - 1853 Assistant superintI n!ent y. }. X X
NEW YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAGLROAD-For Albany Troy, Nor and Ne~', Leave
16Ast depot at 10 H. and AS y IL SUNDAY II-, s'Ss
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22

1894 PENNSYLVANIA CENIRAL
lOOGA. r. r. STANDARD GAuoE AND DOUBLs
TRACK An through tr ms TO- the West by this route leave
New York from the loot of Courtland ST. Trough cssa
for Chicago Milwaukee st. Paul, and on points In the Soh.
and Columbus Cincinnati md al points ~ te West ana
SouhWest can be proc.el 4 the office OF the ens v.n
Central n r. No Astor House. OF 81 the Depot foot
ConrtIap,tt Through trains leave SewioTk follows;
"a M E1prcss via Phladeiphil arrives Ia Pittsburgh q
s D. m. Express via Philadelphia, arrives in fh'bursha
lao p -, T., p,,.h,,.h "A
D. IN Express, via Allentown, arrives In Phtsoufsh
1850 p. m. p,r,,ht, ta,v,,.
'e" il ELLIOTT Passenger Agent,
No Aston House
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STEAMBOATS, AND Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER RlTCHBTRG. NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, The WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and staInch steamers Of the Noryich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NEW.YORK,
leave New-Ycrk daily SUNDAYS e1ceped) at O'Clock M
nom Pier No. 50 North hiyrr, foot Of Vesry it.,
FOR EEW.LONDOS,
thsre connecting with the Steamboat, EIprcs Train rom the
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and We
eeer Worcester and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads
Freight taken st the loves. rates For Information inquire
of r s. MARTIN AGENT on the Pis,
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTE

A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW HRoAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SESGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. via. the Eris
Railway from foo, Of Chambers.st.. RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, O., WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS.
running order Mansfield Gallon Uroana Dayton,
nati and st. Louis vi hout break Of gauge
T. Ia GOODMAN, Gen. TicAet Agt., IL +. SWEEISER,
Meadyille Pa General Snpt.
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q
PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt B.own leaves New.Yorh
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, 1t D
O'Clock p NJ, and tho EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton 20
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock p IN,
from Pier No. North River.
Hereafter viii be regarded secured 10 any appH
cant until the same shullhaye bsen pail for.
Freiht to Boston is forwarded through with great Dispatch
by an xpress Rrei 1T Train.
u. LITpLEEIRL.D Aren't No. u Rrnadxsx
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IHOIs LONDON.

Easier Week in EnsNand-Ghe Gran i,'
view Of thc Rifle yotrntccrs Scnr ca, '"-
ford-EoBdon TheaiTicn's-'Thes shakes
pcnre Terceniennry CH!cbrniiou-Gari-
baidi-A New Angie-Ecbci Crui.cr-
American Affairs in Engiand-5tcn,s.
r,o,, pfr S,.ci.l Cnrrespondeut.
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5:22 p. m.
s:25p. m.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SPRING AR

~ RANGEMENT. commencing March a. l6+.-Leavs
James.sp and J,h-st, T. r. at "a m-Eresys and saiar'
days also-tor Gfeeuport, Sag Harb5r, Hamp.onA
&c, stopping IL Stations tor Yaphank Of AID
ID. For Syosset at M II W. and p. For Jamaics
a and II a m. and and p. IN.
SUNDAY EXCURSION 1RAIN-For Ysphank at o:l3 q
m from 34th st. stopping at 81 Stations Fare for this train
at excursion rates.
For syoset Sundays q, 5;45 M Stopping at all St.
tons A. REASONEK uperintcnlen.
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EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFOI

NIGHT LINES.eanlssl leave at II D. r arriving New
Haven in time for all early morning trains.
MERCHANTS NAVIGATION and TRANS
w PORTATlON COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO
TON, NEW-LONDON, SrUNiNOfON, fROFlDENCE,
NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW. BEDFORD The splen.
did steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
viii leave Pier No ~, North River foot of Courtland 49,
daily Except sunday a. D.
Freight taken low by any other line Office OF Con-
pany, No. ll5 Nes, ST., corner Of Courtlsndst-
New 4 orA, Nov. :. 1908. W. 81. EDWARDS, Agent.
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LOtISiANiANS.

have been appointed Captain OF cav
alry b. I,- EAcri.ency II. ". Allen, with
authority. under Act No. 81 OF General As
srmhly to raise . company OF one hundred
u"uuSrt men.
| ana directed to recruit from persons
liable 40 military duty between the ages OF
l6 and Is aud - and j5, and also from
those who have furnished substitutes in {.
:. A. provided they shall enlist in the
Stat. service before the LIST ot March. Each
man shall furnish ms horse. sad! ic, bride
and shotgun. tor which he Will receive
same compensation rs in Confederate ser
vice.
Come forward promptly to defend your
homes and ycur rights. and do not wait I'M
I'll Won are called oat in the militia. lour
Governor. who has seen service ana has
suffered much from the crmei effects OF
this war. now calls upon you to rally
around him. Let it not be in vain.
L.ieutenants will be elected by the com
pany.
Volunteers will be received at -.
SAML. McCCTCHEON.
Captain S:c:. Guard.
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SALE OF STATE EeNDS.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
S,!REyEroHr. FlpHu.EY 23i, 1854.

'f-'u..i F.f's..li-i ~~o2J JS't-
Tn accordpuce with The provisions Of an
i Act q: the t,tneral Assembly Of; he State
Of Louisiana, entitled An act 70 author
ize IL. sal: OF Bonds for the relief o. tn"
Treasury. AMI final liqr;i,tinn Of the prin
c:rul aud interest thereof, approved! !cb
runry o-h. 1854
Sealed propo-ais will be received =! my
Office. in the city of Shreveport, until III
first Of September next. f.! TIE .alc or OK
change o.Sttte Eo46s, having not less than
twenty nor more than fifty year, to ran
/ ON h .!r da'c- and to be i=4ucd ip
amount ct not !".s than NV, u,dred. nor
no:e tlau one .LJu-Ind dollars each, al
TIE discretion Of tie Governor, with six pei
cont. per amman payable sct!i-lnuI-!!y II;
the Office o.. III" stat. Treasure
These Eonds wall be sold for the Lene.;!
of the sac, or exchanged for any Of Ia,
Confederate or state 'rrasuary notes.
The General Assembly in authorizing Tia
safe OF cxchangc. o! ti.esc Bonds, bs.5 pro,
..ded To-. the pGymeu: Of the cu:ren: inter.
est semi annually, and thu redemption 81
he bonds ~ maturity, by the creation Of III
"wp!e sinking fund.
On tie first No..Iay of every mont; Tic
sealed bids received. will be opened and
The Bond awarded to the highest bidde!
i: the discretion OF tire Governor.
IiEsSHI y Him.
Gov"rf;o. 81 the State OF Louisiana.
II. Louisiana and Texas papers insert .
months and send bills IS above.
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Special Orders No. ?.

]. CAPTAINS OF companies appointed. I'm
der Act No. 81 Of the General Assembly
Of this state. eH;itlcd AN Act TO organize
me State Guard. approved February 9Th.
1861, Wi! proceed to enlist within tie
stat" OF iouisian.. recruits !or thc::. several
comp n,cs, 10 serve during the war, or vi
I'll legaily discharged.
ii. The following oath will t- admins
trre! to each recruit Ola his enlistment. viz:
Il, A b j, 10 solrmniy swear o.:
| aitrIn (;.s the case may be- shat iwi! ir;ic
allegiance braT 10 tha Confederate states
OF America aad 10 Tie state Of Louisiaan,
| aud :hat will serve them faithfully aEgine;
! ~! t!e!r enemies OF Opp"scgs whatever. and
UhS"!..- .aI obey tie order, OF the Cover.
nor OF the state OF Louisiana. and the or
J der Of the officers appointed over me, &C
! crrdin& 20 the ru!eS and articles FOX the
gorcrU:Hc3' .; The ARIA : o; the Conf. "rat.
state. and tho forces y! me STATE Of Loui-
;iana.
III. Recruit, shall b.. enlisted from per,
sons :!ab!c. TO military duty in the Sta" %!
/ Louisiana between III. ages Of sixteen AID
eighteen and forty-tiyt. and fity-hve. and
| from others who have herctoflr. furnished
substitute, ia the scrv:,:r Of the Confederate
states. Each recruiting officer will keep 4
| descriptive list Of the IGu enlisted hy him
! ". Each recruit. OF enlistment, shall I've
| allowed 4 !nri"Ugh until the first lazy .;
March. anI with IN order to report on TIA;
day 1T Shreveport 10 1t. Col. II. n. FaY-
rot. commanding He State Guard.
V. Ia making their enlis.mcnts the re
cruitine officers will be guided. a. Far Il.
practicable. by the regulations on the sub
ject for The Confederate STATE. service.
! VI Recruiting officers will rrpo:! th"il
progress rom time TO time to- Lieutenant
Colonel Eavr"t at Shreveport
BY order Of II, ". ALLEN,
Governor and Commlnd2ril-C Chief.
| T. G.. HUNT, Adit Gen. La. feb 10
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XErUTIVE OFFICE, |
SHREVEPORT, La, Feb. 18Th. 1864

SIRE EFoKr, La, FEB. loth. to"f.
YINHE Legislature. at its recen. session.
I having largely extended The list Of Ju-
rurs, the Judges of The rcral District
Courts OF this state are requested TO hold
their Courts regularly. aul isis. the exc
cutive in pun! ring crimes and projecting
the people in AL their lrsa! and cCnst.tn-
tiontl rights.
Al! persons who have been, and who 70"
are cyaGing the laws Of the State. under the
prctense of di,tillinc intoxic2ting lltr'or-
ONLY for the Confederate government. will
bc arrested and dealt with as the law u!
reefs.
HENRY W. ALLEN.
GU.erno- y. The >:a:c of Louisiana.
fcnl9--.
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SENATE
THURSDAY, JAN

lllCkSDAf, JAN &c, 1904.
Tho Senate met pursuant to adjourn
,neEt.
present-Thc Hon. benjamin w. Pearce.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
senate. in the chair.
Messrs. Abrey, Barrow. Coco, Clark,
CAN'T Gray. Lott, Moore, Pond, Reeves,
Rogers. TeAada, Weaks and Weightman.
- Senators.
The proceedings were opened with
prayers alHe.ed by the Rev. Nj. J. Il. Nose
The Journal OF yesterday was read and
approved.
| On motion by Iir. Clark, ordered chat SO
much OF . overnor Aliens message US re-
Ia lcs L. Intc.aa! resources, be referred to
the joint committee in relation 20 Iron
&ouudG!cs.
MESSAGE FROM TUE GOVERNOR.
! Mr. Il. n. F;,vrot. private Secretary
| OF ais EycelIeucy. the Governor, delivered
, - the Senate y sealed Executive coInmuni-
cation.
| EEroaT FROM SrANpIHG COMMITTEES.
! Mr.Moorc, from the committee on ito
! judiciary. to whom was referred Senate
! .;t!~ 1ati:lel
g2.!2ord on next page.
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i Ia pa.-...ia1.. q. Al 49,: "G 4" !."E -!
tax, =! i.Is stale. entitled " Al. We :" or
s..g q. the .,tatc Guard approved !rbru
AZ. slA. .>yN. tNp hs.i.-...-u- ui III tunt-d
l.r:.--."!. .s..H;. g! -'e Ln-.A-ri each Wi.
b, -njuy,.--.tr.y T..=c-. IA i-c state - To-
low. wi.
me -t.;c Battalion o. Cavalry and In
in - ,ur one c4mn.luIed by Majo.
~ 81. and ne other By Mayor Terrell. " Ill
b.. Iv..n-.,.. .-'.. - l.c SOL Guard a. soon
- ,..r.. .y.... y. service with ;!.c tunicdrrI
cy pres. !Iesc officers Wi. pe.:I!.
...e lnc.! %! their several commands 10 re
.,III. 20 tAcir homes on - !Wr!ouGl. o.! twrut.
day tog ;ar purpose OF recruiting.
II. Al person, between the grs OF six
teen and eighteen. and all over forty tive,
and al WHO have furnished substitutes 10
,llc &. :. ~. V ne may volunteer before the
Grst e! Mirc!! next. .SH4 vii! be taken as
volunteers the state Guard tor the war
Ill. A. soon .ls trc several c"mpaiIlr>
have recruited to IL" number "t mt. each,
rank and he. they "I! reuT-al,Zc ~ .hc
cleo ion oil al, the utl!c-Is al The me. IN"
nur. Gonna. --.puri Officers vii. tie appoint
Ell b. the Captain elected, suHycct IL III"
urpivy4! ui iE- ounlIan ia, u;!Ic"T u
Zach BATTALION. who va. De appointed by
tI- Governor.
". III orLe. that tac two BI;tIilon- iaiN
be urgLLiZca under iEc act above ictcr,rr
| 10, four ut.cr companies viii be !prncd oI
.acn y itE!n the ~" .sbuNs stipulated. wnu
| may volunteer before ~" Gr-' "i VI arch
next. the Captain, to be appellate" by thu
| Executive. tae L.cuteUaEt> 10 be elected
and the non-coui;1i-s!uucdu officers appoint
cG by ilc Captains. 50 soun a. lily mrr
ar. r.ssrnIb.rd they vii! be mustered IN III,
! ,crv!ve of the state for the war
| V. Zach company vii. be permitted It
| number one hundred! men rank and HE
| All lie Rats are 10 furnish their horses. >a !!
| dies. hr.ills,. arms ana accoutrcmrnls. 10;
| which they shall receive the same cInpen
s.,gE ~ Is now gwen III the service OF Thu
| Louielrgacy.
| " The object of these battalion- is to
| pru:cCI prr.uU> i, we'll ~ property irou
| In. assaults and icpvcda'iunS of lawies
men. 10 aIi and assist III the execution o
,.c mIG,.., -, ui The Courts OF Justice. aut
| To- Ir.r>. AT ac>rrlc.- and ubscntrrN truii
| he service. aud 20 cooperate with th'
| . uulcdcTa;r forces against the enemy
| Nj All u.iiser- TO be apputntc! b.
| ..c LA-uuUve y l. o. announced III d"
! .Ini-
| /, .,.l.. II rh. Govrrnor OF L"uisian
aud ,o...u...f.i.'. .n.....r
HENRY VI. ALLEN.
T. -. II VI Adju.aAiGenrr,l
| All I"..s-!a:.a papc.s VA! copy twice.
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