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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-04
DESTINATION sAPPROXIM ALIVE des
~ depenses probabes de In paroisse de La

- utptISts pTODduftssutIu III PdIOrsE uG La
fourche pour Fannee eourante 1865
Ter Pour lie Grand eft petit Iuri, "a. 2 500 90
gme. Pour frais despoursl,tss rjnine lew 10000
3me Pour Inspecteus des chemins ct le- ~ s.
wees 81; s n s4 .5 y. u ls2v0.o IVY o
4n,e .Pour fe TresorieI de IA paroisse, 250.oo
5ne Pour le Jur de Police, sGo, 90
6mie Pour te Greaier da Juri de POLICE, : 10000
j sme R.sars,.n, ranl ifa,s y s'pe'' 10000
! an.e panr Sergeant d,Armes, al5n0
9ne Pour rilnprimeur de la paroisse, 25o,oo ,
IGme Pour lav0eat de Ia parosse. iOU,oO
f Iinie, Pour ouvrages ct repar ations iafre s.
aux evees dc :. AZ Guidryset Valsin Bour- ,o.o u
geeis 49, ~, s,s,,oo IN
l2me. pohr dspenses casnelles, 1Ooooo
Total, $3.50
Pour atre publiee pendant frente jonrs,
par or.lre dusJufi sle Police de Ia paroisse
Lafoarche sFy
EMILE p. Leblanc, Grehier.
Thibodaux, octobre le24, 1862. e3,s'.s
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A l'hon President ct Memlrts dn yuri de poll
lice de la paroisse de Lafourche. q


lice de Ia paroisse de Lafourche.
.MM..-Les sonssigaes NOMINEES dun comite
Ice matn. pour examiner i'ordonlance 10. |, IN
| titnlee .,Une ordannance etabltssant les regles
ct regulations du J,iri de police de la paroisse
de silafoarche,n rapporte respectuensemeBt
.s.Qn'H a examine ia dites esordonnauee ct re-
commando fadoption de In resolution suivante,
Iraiativement a la dite ord 1nnanee.
RGsoiu:-Qae FordOanaace No L intitnlee
.uae o. dominance etabiissant les regles ct regu-
llafions du Jufi De police de Ia pareisse de la
| foirohe, adoptee le Ter mars 1862 soft 1t la
meme est par ces presentes adoptse colnme les
reglss etsregulations goavernant le Jnride po-
lice de sla paroisse de Laieurche, en- autant Que
les fiites regies ct regulations ne sant pas con
traires a aucupe loi d'istat on militaire.
T. , 's T. j. RoAAs.
| (Signe) ]. REMpNr,
..ss as y. IsYALL.
Sur motion d1ment faite ct secondee, lie RAP
porttsuivant fit ia; ct adopte.:
Thibodanx, lie 20 septembre 1865.
A FHon. PRESIDENT ct membres d., Juri de poll
ce de la paro;sse de Lafaurche.
NM. Les sonssignsfs nennies d la deraiare as
semblee dun comte dams le but de preldre en-
consideration lie sajet d'inspeetion des chdmns
81 Iey4es ef IA cloture des creyasses. ranparte
resnl.c tIenseInens. n I'll III. y,
Que, quaint sinspeoti0n des chemins ct le-
wees, Ia paroisse soft divisGe Ell quatre Districts
d inspection CONNIE suis:
Le premier district commentanth Ia lignei
ell haut de lapuroisse sur Ia rive dr,ite du Ba-
you i4aIoufehe g assce.na. l,sqa LucApors
Le sseon,' psss aa';a. - r;ne naha 20
y uswo 81 af.rebe at descendant ;nsan Toen
,-p.t : s.
ri 'Ie troiseme District commemorate Lcckport a
sur Ia rive lroitc dn Bayou Lafourche ct desce1-
iusque la gu les ehenins ct leyees sont necessai
rs
Le quatrsema District conmeneant 3 Lock-
port sur Ia rive ganche dtl bayou l.afoarcnc, ct
descendant insqns 10 oa les chHmias Mus ct ieyees
sons necessa,res. "a. .t
~ qa uh lnspeesea. so.. aa,,s - pDas
,s 'lax,,;r,t;aa a., ts
Ia ,,.s Il. rrice' ri a..
ouaut any ererasses Yotre comitg racomman-
de. au,anssilot. que !es Ispectenrs seroilt nom
mes el qualities. qll'ils precedent immediate
ment a les l,onchnr conformement aux regles
ct regulations exisiantes. m0yennan. que les
dites resles el regulations ne soteat pas coatra-
res aux lsF'. lols. mixtures 81 l,I
sur $ MOTION dalnent sIa'ae eI serohdee, ie
yif ne 'oaic' proceaa ss,sct'e'i ues insec-
learssset Comm ssa1res des cieinins et leYsss.
RI ma m n
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"a WIS.
Notice.

Succession de i. w, Tucker ct Communaute.
.rTsaUTES les personnes ayant des reclamation con-
tire la dite snec sssion ct comnnnante. snnt Are-
qses par le present de les presenter an soussign6
sdument anthentiqnees; ct tontes es pars6Fhes qni
dovent la dite succesrn ct eomn1uflate sont ega.
lement reqnises de- venir payer sans delaiA
LOUIS BUSH x
Avocat de Leon Gsads. sr.. execdtcdrt testamep-
taire. st3 ".
D. Octobre "a. 1865. .iasi1s9 ss{
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. - PA
ROISSE DE I4AFOURCI E..- Cour du

3rne District Jnliciaire. I. ts
Succecoion de Juridique Borne, decedee, ct veuve
de Philippe William White, atlssl deeede; No.
ATTENDu-- One Severe Borne. resident 9dfns
10 pasoisse de StJean-Baptiste a dfpose entire
les mains du Greffier della tdte cour son appli-
cation pour etre nomme administrator de la
succession de la dite dnridiqne Borne, deeedee
ct veuye dc Philippe William White, arssi de-
ceda,i s55J. s4 N
En- consequence avis est donne 4 toutea les
.personnes que celia pent concerner d'avoir b far,
re lerrs opposiiiois 81 elles EN- ont, a eette de-
mar,de. an Greffier de la dite cour. dams les dix
iours qui suivront la premiere publication de Get
avis. autrementi le petfionnaire sera. dams les
delaisde la loi, nomme ct dGment qnalifie aa-
ministrateur de Ia sus dite succession. iasss
6TESM MEn temoignsgs de qnoi iai aigne ct mars
@s0S6que la place du scean de la dite cour, GO
2loct- bre mil hnit cent soixante-cinq. !s;.
2l octn65 JUSTIN SARTA ] Greffer.
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4 3 - p
EAsac.-Depuis longtemps lie tabac en- carrot
tes tfui &c fecolte ct s'apprete aux environs dc
IA paroisse St-Charles acQuis une certa,ne re-
.putation en- Louisiane ct beaueoup de monde Sc
siguTsIt quill ny await que cette contree qui
pouyait preduire une quaiite superienre. An
:iourd hui, dams le Uhacahoula, coteau fesant
!partie dc Ia paroisse ,Terrebonne, tout pres du
lchem:n de fer des Opelousas, on recolte dn tabac
.uui peut riyafiser en- quaiite avec.l meiifeur
tabac aui &c cultive ct recolte sur lie feuve. Ce
nest pas settlement au Chaeahoula nlais sur lie
Bayou Lafourche on des hommcs perseverants
apres des essais infructueux, sont paryenus
.atteindre un resultat plus que satisfaisant A
Nec de la PERSEVERANCE on a1riseA tout, meme
ala gloire. fast.f 6aaf ais
II, IssrruTi sT-CHARLEs. -S'n y a une institu-
tion pour LEI jeunes files dui merite Ia contian
zee ct lie patronage des peres ct rneres qui ontdes
demoiselles faire instruire, c'est assurement
irInstitut 81, Charles, dirige par Nine Mace Get
4etablissen1ert Sc recom.nande non settlement par
l'instruction serieuse ct soignee que les eleves
y recoivent mais par tous les soins maternels
uni , sont -predigues. a rappui de ce que nous
avaneons, nous dirons que pas upe autre iHsti-s
tntipn de ce genre ma recn de la part de toute
Aa presse de Ia Nonvelle.O Orleads. les eloges que
Mmc Mace recns. Aux personnes qui cont en-
rore indecises sur lie choix du pensionat on elles
yeulent envoyer leurs enfants mons leur conseil-
IONS de les liyrer aux soins de Nine Mace nous
eommes certains quelles n'auront qua Sc louer
d'avodr snivi notre conseil.- -Yoyez 1annonce
III 81 ELECTIONS Lorsqne la convention des habi-
tants do Lafourche Sc reunit la maison de
EoE ftuf chdssir trois 'candidats a Ia Lee
gisistuFe de 'Etat pour representer la parcisse,
ellea eu beaucoup de peine a trouver cescan-
didats mails enfin,a CONNIE ellie s'etait reunie
dams ce but, ellie en- 8 choisi trois qui, bon gre,
malgrS, ont do aocepter leur nomination. Mais
depuis une fonlc dc postulants Sc sont prescntes
et en- vsrtu des deliberations dune nouvelle
convention qui s'assenbla an Lafourche Cross
Ing, un nouvcau ch0ix de canddats pour les
fhemes fonctions . etc offert aux votants de a
parolsse. Tous ont des merites egaux a Ia con-
sideratlon publique tons sont. inspires dHs neil
lenrs sentiments pour le bien-6tre du peuple de
aA paroisse quils desirent representer quels ses
Iont Les elus nous men savons rien--le retour
des elections qui doiyent ayoir lieu 1undi, nous
apprendra 81 le peupfsaa a,mpris , son devoir et
Ms interets. 81 J, ..5.s' ',ls39 d l,.
La CHAssEs4-.Le vent du nord commenoaut
be faifs sentir les chasseurs pfssparent leurs ac
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Cour du 3me District Judici-
aire.-Paroisse de Iafoufche. ittl4s
Succession de Pierre Arsene
Champagne. Senior, decide, ct
commtinaute. st5t,a.'si'il II.
ATTESDu que Nine I.donise Falgonf. te 1adite
paroisse. yeuve dc Pierre Arsene .Chatnpagnc,
senior, dfcede depose entire les siIiaiii dit Grif
fer de la sdite conr son application poar Gtre
n0mndc administratiee dc da communicable ct
succession d.l sasdt z. Al. Champagne, 8asg
En- CONSEQUENCE. avis est donnesa tnntes les,
persones que ecM pent cQnccrtIer day cir h. fai- :
re lenrs oppositians, 81 eles en- ont u eette de-
nandc All Grelfier dc n dite coIlr dams les din
jonrs qni suivront Ia premiere publication de els
avis. antrvment la petitionnaire. kcfa. dams let
delaiS de Ii iui nommte ct tlftinelt qnaliHeeal-
nnistratriee de Ia dite succession. s9sl'tsf,'.t
6f8SM stiieinoieiage de dnoi i'ai signe ~ mar,
WsS tne ID rlace dii sceail DE- h. tlsfe cOur. ce
II octobre mil hnit cent soixantseiid ,s s ~
siuctG65 JEsrtx SaITA, Geffisr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

INV YoaK, Oct. 1.-The Hsrald's Fort
Aonr . correspondent Gays: JEFF. Davis, | Am
told, expresses himself greatly pleased with his
change OF quarters Temporary stsps have been
erected, admitting OF his going 10 the parapet
from Carroll Hail direct He takes kis walks
daily. aud continue, in tao snieymsnt of sIcel-
Lent heslih. There j. the same guErd over hi N
now IS iroB his bTst entrance 10 the fortress.
New minors ere ge,iiBg in circulation az 10 bis
trial. bus not trscssbs 10 any reliable source.
Tue G0st impoItaai OF these fu@ors pats his trial
down 10 ooumcres IN lev days. and take place
here counter rumor gives Washington a.
the place OF trial, aud the tine for is to CON
mesce directly a. the close Of ths " irz examna
ton. Amid these conflicting ssstemsuts and SUR
misses. tue Only satisfactory reeesrse AFTER all 10
TO leave tho final decision of the matter to time
,hs, great srbiter Of events aud destinies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

INDIANA CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY SocIrTY -
This body met. pursuant TO adjournment. at
O'Clock Yesterday morning, in the Christ ali
Chapel. corner OF Delaware aud Oslo stseeis.
The names Of members moi present Yesterday
we're recorded, Sc we're the names OF delegates
from The Illinois Christian Missionary Society,"
The PresidenI made his annual report of the
condition Of the SOCIETY, which shows il 10 As
exceedingly prosperous
The reports OF tas Treasurer and RecOrdiuc
Secretary exhibit 3 small balance in tie rre,
sury. The reports were referred to an Auditing
Commtfee.
The time for the Annual Meeting Of the -
cisty -as changed BY amendment Of the Coz
sttution, from the second Tuesday in October"
70 "tne second "Wednesday in October" of each
year.
TA.H came recess Iill hall past , O'Clock
Pm
re siternssn session wss occupied in hearing
The Annual Rspor, OF the Corresponding Secre-
tary OF the city. election of officers &c The
Old officers sere rselectej. sicept the Cores
ponding Secretary. Who declined serving .ay
longer Bro. Shaw was elected 10 fill the va
eAney The programme for to-day. as far %
announced By the Committee o Order of Bus
nss'. As follows: Social meeting at ! O'Clock
At O'Clock the Society in q body vill visit the
Northwestern christisn University Bg.ip...
meeting at 10 o clock. and preaching ALL N
BY Bro j. Shaeklsford Preaching 10 the even
ing at half-past o'clock by Bro. a boob.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
Leading SOutherners Released from
Prison on Parole.
wAsalxGroS, Oct /. The following va.
issued TO day:
EXECUTIVE OFFIcI. Get IL. 1865.

WASHINGTON Oct 4. The following vas
issued TO day:
EXECUTIVE OrFIcK. oct. Ii, 1865.
Whereas. The following named persona, viz:
John A. Campbell. of Alsba una j Ohm A. X sa gan
OF Texas; Alexander II Stephens, Of 0sorgis;
George A Trenholm, Of Soath Carolias, anc
Charles Clark. Of Mississippi. lately engaged in
a rebellion agsin,t aud United States Govern
Ueuf. who are Dow in close custody, have u ds
their submission 10 the authority Of the United
States aud applied to The President for psrdop
under his proclamation: and
Whereas, The authority OF The Federal Gov
eminent Is sufficiently restored 10 the aforesaid
States TO admit Of the enlargement of said per-
sons from close cust idy. il is ordered they De re-
leased on giving their respective paroles to at
pssr at such time sni place 40 tho President may
esignate TO ansseg charges that he NAV direct
to be preferred against them; and also that they
will respectively abide until further orders in the
places herein designated aud not depart there
from John A Cimpbell in the State of Ala
bana John Ii. Reagan. in The State of Texas
Alexander II. Stephens, in the State OF Georgia
George Trenholm. in the State OF South Car
olins, and Charles Clark. in tina State of Mis-
sissippi; aud il the President should grant HE
pardon TO any of said prisoners. such persons
paroled will thereby be discharged
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON, President.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

ACArt reGWoKlse NEE II rHs TrnSraASss
CArsE.-lntsDpersscs rage. and will rage tiil
Ne change our hssd, rely les on organisation,
add more on honest, earnest. individual EFFORT.
There is desperats need Of men TO battle this
grsss evil on their own book" responsible to
0ed ouiy eeA
wha, IL great men continue to discuss she
Maine Law. and their sdmirsrs consinss 10 read
and admirsi Will thar ave usi
What IL great conventions continss to Dc nsio'
and linguishcd men make msstsrly speschss
add pass resolutions. both master-foeliss and
masssrly- vissf Will that cave esI
What IL Temperance Societies, not lev, con-
tinus to meet and do little more THAI AR Their
regalias, have q conviviai time, and occupy our
newspapers With q display OF organizsnsns and
nsns.f Will that save us7
Most manifestly We have organization enough.
discussions enough. aud legislation enough.
whilst the evil vsxes worse and worse In this
dilemms, can anything be doneg Yes, shank
Heaven. Lat us with the spirit and gospel OF
Christ 20 strsigh;wsy TO work (ss Individually in
ths very neigsborhoods where. in 60d's PrOvi-
dencs. We reside Let Us labor. might and %, in.
With Dung Amsries, wish temperate drinkers
and drunksrds. dIifass light and love by spread.
ing Temperance Papers and Tsmperancs Tracts
IN the very deus of sin, and 10 all the Highways
and byvsys" OF life; and looking 10 God for
strength. us may soon understand the promise.
"Ons shall chase q thousand.
The spreading Of Trsets-Tracts which are
short. pungent. pithy, rather than pretty-is at
tended with great success We have such Tracts
We sell them at comno prices We send then
grstuiieusly TO those who wish TO do good, but
are too poor to buy them. Priesds, ssnd fer
them Send little postage, IL you Plssse;
The tract, you can have without money and
without price J"
We are rather radical, bit ws have few
friends Just as radical They like our "0ne
Man Trac, Society" they like osT individual
and independent action against popular abomi-
nations, aud occasionally send 70 little money
20 carry on the battle; aud being the alnoner OF
their bounty. though poor. we wish, with God Q
blessing, TO make many rich Therefore. fellow
lsborsrs. send for our Tracts, and try their
quality upon your dram sellers aud dram
drinkers.
The food-gstes Of iniquity are lifted sp. We
have three hundred thousand drunkards sinking
into their graves We have hosts of temperate
drinkers coming on to fill their places Esrnesi,
self-denying workers are needed on all hands.
We must resnimate q dying cause Friends.
awake, let us stretch ourselves upon il ss Elisha
stretched himself upon the dead child. and ii
shall rise to life in majesty and strength.
oEoRGE Task
Temperance Depository. Pi,chburg. M.ss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

The letter of Kenneth Rsynor, Of North Caro-
Ina, already alluded to. fsvsriag the separation
Of TIE black and white racer, is published. He
declares if the separation 10 net made. the
Southern States will in tsS years relapse into
bsrbsrisn, and asserts that she labsr Of the
black man cannot be made available in the South
in these days Public opinion 10 unanimous in
favor OF ssparaies. In ths, tss same view 10
gaining strength rapidly ever .hs South. He
also says there will net Do 400 bales Of cotton
grown in North Carolina the present year
A dispatch from Ricamsnd says there will be
no Congregational casdidsIss ia the fsla to NOR
row who will not take the oath.
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Telegraphic Dispatches,
ssro.rsD sxrzsssLr TO. rzs sAnrsrAss szzrrzsi-
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
THE ELECTIONS.
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
FRAUDS ON THE REVENUE.
PROMINENT REBELS PAROLED.
ALEX. n. STEPHENS RELEASED.
TRIAL OF GENERAL BRISOOE.
~c.. &c. &c. Hc.
FRAUDS ON THE REVENUE.
PROMINENT REBELS PAROLED
ALEX. n. STEPHENS RELEASED.
TRIAL OF GENERAL BRISOOE.
~c.. &c. &c. ac.
Pennsylvania Election.

FETLADTLrHIA. Oct. 1.-THE returns Of the
election from the interior of the State come 10
very ,losly. and as Yet are very indefinite; but
It Is generally conceded that the Union msiority
will be shout ) 900
In Philadelohis, ar. McMchsel's majority for
Mayor i ) lug; Hartrsnfi's, for Auditor General
1.692; Csnpbel's. for Surveyor General, Z $50.
All the Union city ticket is elected. Two Usion
Senators. and fifteen Union and three Demo
cratic Assemblymen. are elected. Mann. Union
candidate for District Attorney, Ia. 5000 ma
jority. The vote in the city was the largest ever
cast except alta Presidential election. it being
not less than 81 900.
Bedford county gives a Democratic majority
Of about 100, Union gain OF over 500: Ches-
ter county gives Republican majority Of 2, 1000.
Union loss of $50.
Montgomery county returns from 81 out Of 80
districts. show Union gain Of 35l over the vote
OF 1862
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
srom the rpsiap Couptry.

ST Louis, Oct 1.-The Democrats Lawrence,
Kansas. special says: courier brings iBtellI
gence that the Indian Com missioD. which Vas 10
meet on Bluff Creek on the 4Ih, had arrived
TIE Kioxa. C,msnches and Chsrenns. were
Anped a short dist ,nee of out. up to the 5.b
none bad appeared At the Council. The same
courier says one Of BGtier6eld's coaches VAS At
tackled and burned bJ the Indians and the stock
driven off: loss including toe Express matter,
Sl0. 900 The passengers escaped An escort
-il hereafter accompany the coaches
Gen Dodge with $ strong escort left Denver
Ctr The 30Ih OF Sept, coming this way
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

Trem central Anerfcs ana the ssutn
American sseses-oPasaA 0urasrs IN
NeW zealanA~ - e-~fL
Nrv YonT, Oct. ll.-By The Ocean Queen
We have Panama dates to the ist. ~
Panama vas greatly excited BY the report. of
On anticipated invasion 10 release the rebel pfis-
oners and seize the President. The sxcitenest
was abatsd. bossver. BY the President putting
the prisoners on board vessel and sending them
to their homes.
The leaders, consisting Of sx-President Ca
lancha, Columbus. Nsrss and vallsrino, and
few Others. we're shipped on to Jamaica and
Santa Martha.
Business II stsgnant.
The United States steamer James Adgsr has
returned 10 Aspnvsll. from . eruiss 70 Rio
Hacha, where IL was reported the United States
Consulate had been attacked By the rebels and
bis premises sacked. IL appears the report Was
ruse to get foreign war vessels to 20 there and
Brighten the rsvolutionists, but il did not sue
eeed, and the rsyolutonIsts had psacsabie pos
session OF the place. They have also undoubt-
eddy got possession Of Santa Martha.
The rebels appear TO be making headsy
throuxhout the Republic. and slough new
Government 10 to be insugursisd nsKt April, 10
is doubtful IL the present one can sEsiais itself
till then.
The steamer from Central America brings it,
Iormauon OF krcAt oissahbacboh tnfessaOuh AL
the Republic against Salvador fer the brutal ex
ecution Of eX-Presidsni Barss. President
Duenas 10 obliged 20 keep bis house guarded and
dsres not 20 abroad OF receive any one from fear
Of being asssssinatsd.
From Peru We learn the rebels still hold the
Chipehs Islsnds against the Peruvian Govern
ment. but allow Americas, English and French
vessels to land under their regular charters
Matters, however, lsok little favorable for the
Government.
The Spanish sset had left for Chill to settle
matters there, 90 in tse course Of o month inter-
es,ing news may be Looked for from there.
Dates IRON Valpariso to September 10Th.
Gala. TO the 2lst aud New Zealand 10 August
9th had been received az Panama
The Gillian Congress was still occupied Oh
the reforms in the Constitution. Trade was sat-
isfactory, showing 4 large increase 10 customs.
10 New Zealand the Asorss had cruelty muir
dersd . British Government Official, and the
master and crew Of = vessel. They had cap
tured the Naories. War vas considered closed,
AZ the negotiations for peace had been sonclu
ded
The Ocean Queen brings 81 1862 us in trss-
sure. Judge Field, Of San Francisco, is among
her passengers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
slississippi Legislature.

CAIKo, Oct 1.-The Vck,burg Dispatch Of
the CHI saws: The new Legislature OF Mississippi
has been entirely loyal. out is totally opposed 10
any interference on the part Of the General Gov
eminent with tie Affairs OF the SiA.e. ia 10
improbable that they will acknowledge the status
Of freedmen. othes than that OF Tree negroes be-
fore the The leading men OF Mississippi
dosb, Gen. Humphreys eligibility Tor Governor,
a. be has not been psrdoned, ard Fisher, Who re-
ceved TIE next highest vote, should be Cover
nor The chances Of Sharksy for United States
Senator. since his acceptance Of Col Thomas
proposition regarding freedmen. daily grow less
A strong efOri will be made IN the Legislature
TO effect the removal Of - tie troops iroa the
State
Guerriilas have been dting an ste. n.beats On
the Alabama river
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A pecision Affecting Negroes In vir.
uSniIa

wAsuIsGros. Oct III In Alexandria, Va ,
recently. q fowling piece Was taken by Justice
OF the Peace from . colored man, on the gro und
that the statutes of Virginia rendered such posses
sion by negro illegal. Provost Judge Han
brio addressed q letter TO the Mayor of AlcIan-
dra saying: In all such cases of similar cause
which may come up hereafter. the eolored people
will be protected by me 10 any infringement upon
4 right guaraDtt sd TO white citizens. Hsrssfter
no colored man will be arrested when found with
fowling piece in bis possession; nor will be DO
liable to arrest, a. ] understand he now 10, il
found 10 tie street after the honr Of ten. | will
further state that hs plan will be strictly adhered
TO; the colored man must be regarded, so far as
the right of property and freedom OF person 10
concerned. precisely on the same footing with
the white citizen-no more, no less. The Maj
Gen. commanding the Department Of W ashington
hiss directed that the man be restored and ths civil
authorities be notified OF this action Of the Provost
Judge in all similar cases.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
Trial of General Briscoe

WssHiNGroS, OFT 1.-THE defense Of Gen.
Briscoe. charged with the lsrcenes of certain
money, opened to-day
His counsel proposed 10 show his previous
good character as . brave, faithful and efficient
officer.
The Judge Adrocstc objected to the question
asked Of hsjOr General Curtis, saying Is had
oeen TOO common TO bring before military courts
the conduct OF the accused paitie. in the aeld,
when il had no relevancy: good conduct ia the
field might however. form grounds for EIecu-
tive c'emeucy. after party bad been sentenced,
out il a.. Lot the provision OF the Court TO en-
terrain sny such consideration.