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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19

LARGE TUMoR.-We were shown on Sat
urday, tumor weighing twenty-six
pounds and filling vessel of some four
gallons capacity, removed last week by DR..
j, W. Hamilton, of this city, from patient
In Clarke county. The operation was en-
tirely successful, and the patient, we learn,
Is in fair way for recovery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19
High School.


The public examinations of pupils In the
High School will take place tomorrow
,(Tuesday) and Wednesday next In the fol :
lowing order. Parents and friends of the
pupils, and all others interested, are cor
daily invited to attend 'rn'F "..D
TUESDAY.
FORENOON.
e2o-Anabasis, Mr.. Hutchinson. 'lu
Moral Science. Miss Ambrose. 80,
lO:30-Cbemistry. Mr.. Wostgate
-" Mental Science, Miss Parker. ..iu'
lla;9O-HPh1il9Sophy. H1iLp Mr Wostgate. .at'
virgil, MIR. Hutchinson. d
AFTERNOON
20O-Homer Mr.. Hutchinson.
,',, Astronomy. Miss Ambrose.
WEDNESDAY. l.5
......... .. FORENOON. - ...I,'..
G2o-U. s. History. Mr.. Westgate.
"-Gsneral History. Miss Parker. ...
lotn-- Algebra, Ambrose.
e Caesar, Parker. r.'
1l3O-Rhetoric, Ambrose. 'f.H.
o." Physiology, Parker. ...
AFTERNOON. r...
2no-Latin Reader, Mr.. Westgate.
botany, Miss Parker,
aI5-Groek Lessons. Mr.. Westgate. .".
The exercises by the Graduating Glass,
consisting of declamations and the reading
of compositions, will take place in the Hall
of the High School building, on Thursday
evening, commencing at eight o'clock. The
public are invited to attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19
Lost Boy.

Left home on Wednesday morning, a
small boy, about 8 years old, by the name
Of John Finneran. He has not been heard
Of since. Information where he. can. be
found, left at this Office, win be thankfully
received by his father. ia
junel6-2t JOHN FINNERAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19
FOlndeI.ed at Sea.

New YORK june II. The following note
was picked up'at sea.eight miles off Long
Branch: ,r..-a
THE ship Brope foundered at sea March
18th. 1865, in latitude AZ, longitude SO. All
hands perished. The Brope was a foreign
vessel, 600 tuns burden, and was owned in
Liverpool"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19
auction sale of Iiorsssllold and itch

We will sell on Monday, June 10th, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at No.H South
Front street, between Broad and State
streets, a large lot Of Furniture, consisting
OF Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Tables,
Chairs, Wash-Stands, Wardrobes, Looking
Glasses, Carpets, Mating, Parlor Stoves,
Crockery, and the entire, Kitchen Furni-
tire.. i. a. E..HL - .tt I,'--
Sale positive. Terms cash.
"A .o .a-. V. II. GLAzIER, Salesman.
june16-d3t .., ...,,., .,.s.... P.'l.'.... .a.
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,"They made her a graUetoo cold and damp,
Il I

For 8oE so AOne8t and tTWe."
If they had been wise, the dire necessity of OPEN
ing the grave for one so lovely might have been
avertcd. PLANTATION BITTERs, if timely used. are
sure to rescue the young and lovely the middle-aged
and the ailing, from the grave.
Almost all diseases have their beginning in some
slight difficulty of the Stomach, which would event.
uate in Dyspepsia. Headache. Liver Complaints,
Night Sweats. Consumption, Death. PLANTATION
BITTERs will prevent these premonitory symptoms,
and keep the blood pure and Che health good.
..r... .,~ BE WARNED IN TINE.
iunel3-d&WIY-b ...,.. ..... . .at'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19

NEW YORK, June 17.--;The Augusta, Ca,
Transcript says two officers OF Richmond
banks recently started with $326.O00 in spe-
Gle belonging to those banks, for Richmond,
with a guard of only twelve men. On the
way they were surprised by rebel paroled
prisoners and robbed of about two hundred
Thousand dollars of,thercoin.,s fT9rVT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19
Auction Sale of Navy Beans.

Turney & Simon will sell, at their Room,
No. IA East Town street, at ~ o'clock on
Tuesday morning, 81 barrels of Navy Beans,
Sale positive. Terms cash. ,,'".ll ..,. p
g. ''e. V. r. GLAzIER, Salesman,
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The CeIebration nt Gc.tysburg.

New York, June 1S.-A Washington
special to the Herald says preparations
for celebrating the 4th- of July at Gettys-
burg are progressing rapidly. Gen. Han
cock has been ordered to furnish regiment
of infantry, battery, a battalion of caval-
ry and number of horses for the use of
the marshals and invited guests. Generals
Meade, Hancock, Howard, Wilcox and other
distinguished officers will be present. The
President and part OF his Cabinet are .cx-
pected to attend. Gen. Howard Is the Ora
tor of the day, Gen. Geary, Grand Marshal,
Rev. DR.. Tying, Chaplain. g ~ fs.-S
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[Journal copy twice.l
Capital City Busines. College.
june16-d3t

The most practical institution of the kind
in the country. Expense of course one
fourth less than Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Colleges. Send for circular and letter.
Address BUSH & MARSHALL,
may29-dtf .-- -"--~ columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19
The President and ihe Conspira

Iors-.Orders for the Arrest Of
Ben Wood--Lee and Stevens Ap-
ply tor Pardon. s..r1--.q.l er..
NEW YORK, June l7.--The Tribune's spee
cial says President johnson has expressed
his regrets that the conspirators were not
tried before civil Tribunal. ,..,.,.....
Orders for the arrest of Ben. Wood were
telegraphed from Washington yesterday.
The Times special says. Among appli-
cations for pardon is that of Robert e. Lee
and A. H. Stevens. Mr.. Stevens enters
at length into an argument or vindication,
and among other reasons for his course
cites the fact that the Tribune advocated
tne Ggnt ol tae people baa 70 mae
would be accorded to them without war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19

PERsoNAL.--General @. @. Walcutt arriy-
ed at his home in this city on Saturday
might, on brief visit to his family. He is
looking well, and is in fine health and spir-
its. He speaks in high terms of the splen-
did Campaign made through Georgia by
Sherman, whomhe accompanied with his
command on that grand tour. Gen. Wall
cutt Ieturns to-day to his command at Leu
.isville. ,o,,,,l,c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

loans. . - !, .F.4
sTERLtkG EXCHANGE--Ddl at lOoXelIo,s
. G0LD-Iregu'rr and unsettled opening at iAsa<
(, The total deposits Of specie to-day was ss7b,oso.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19

New York, June 1S.-The Richmond Re-
publicanl Ofrthe 18th says: The officers of
the Federal court are now in this city, pre-
pairing business for the term, which will be
held in October next.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19

DeRsEY ON MICRO SuFFRAGE.-G. Volney
Dorsey, Treasurer of State, made speech
to the soldiers at Goodale Park on Satur-
day. After he had harangued while, he
said he did not get up to make political
speech. II he did not get up for that pur-
pose, 1t is difficult to conjecture what he did
get up for. AS he had been talking to the
soldiers about the poor whites in the
South, he said he would talk to them a
while about another class down there-the
negroes. He said the "Copperhead" news
papers had dared them (men of his party)
to talk about negroes to the soldiers. But
he was going to do 1t; for like the boy who
jumped into themnd puddle, he would not
takea dare. So he pitched in. 70
The valiant Doctor said he was not op-
posed to have rebels killed by negro bull
lets, and appealing to the soldiers, asked,
"were your A fewresponded "No!" The
logical Doctor went on thus: II am not OPP
posed to have rebel votes killed by negro
ballots, are your" Some few noes were
heard, but the response was faint one in
deed. The, soldiers evidently saw clearly
the net in which the negro suffrage official
sought to entapgle them. They UNDER
stood, as well as other men of common
sense, that when men who have been in
rebellion, comply with the terms of am
nesty, they cease TO be rebels, and, therefore,
this pretense about negrevotes being need
ed to kill rebel votes, Is all q sham and a
base Imposition 81 iT~l trs r'7'2A .o.'l' I
stPdtsa beggar on horseback" saith the
proverb, "and he will ride to the devil" 1t
is equally true Of Your reckless politician.
The State TreasurerTargued to the soldiers
that as the negroes had been tried with bull
lett, they might safely be trusted with bal
lotslao Bat inc clinching this inference, he
created quite stir, and sensible signs of
dissatisfaction andevsn disgust among the
soldiers. "We tried" said he, "the negroes
with bullets, and T believe they had the
best Of it, They did rather the best work."
This placing the, negroes above, our white
soldiers, was rather, too strong meat for the
stomaeks D. tkS SbIave and teilEworn boys
present, and had not the negrQ-spfrage ad-
v6cate passed rather suddenly to another
topic, the consequences might have been
somewhat SERIOUS. AH0E &sl @JS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19

RATHRR RsSEvERE:-A Hon. p. Odlin, in his
address to the soldiers at Goodale Park on
Saturday, spoke in glowing terms of the
glorious record each soldier had made. He
said in effect that he would considerit a
shameiand disgrace ohave had about him
a son of sufficient. age for militaryse
who had failed to make such record. We
thought THIS remark rather severe one on
some super-'loyai" fathers we wot Of, who
have carefully, ,keptotheir sons, though OF
sufficient age, at home during the whole
'oae e}eafs pfths war. sl;;s 40 !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19

DRESS PARADE AND DRILL.--As announc-
ed in another article, the 10th o. ". l. ar
rived at Tod Barracks Saturday forenoon,
with about 750 men. The regiment has
been for about ten months in service in
Tennessee, and has now returned home to
be paid off and discharged. On Saturday
evening, under the command ofits Colonel,
E. G. Mason, a Captain in heregular army,
and recently brevetted Brigadier General
OF Volunteers, the regiment marched from
the Barracks down High street to Capitol
Square, accompanied by its splendid band,
one of the best fegimental bands we have
ever seen. The march demonstrated that,
the men were well drilled and disciplined
The regiment was paraded on the grounds
east of the Capitol and went through the.
manuel and bayonet exercise with a readi-
ness and precision that would have. done
honor to practiced veterans. The admira-
ton Of military men and citizens present
as spectators was universal and unbounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19

EscApED.-The celebrated bogus Major
Sullivan, Of whose pranks we gave slight
sketch some time since, and eight other
prisoners, deserters and bounty-jumpers,
escaped from the dungeon at Tod Barracks
OIL Friday night. They made their egress
througha hole about fourteen inches square,
made In the wall at the north end of the
guard-house, by saving through two thick
oak planks on the inside and one thick pine
plank on the outside. Ln,rs h...t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19

GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF
JULY.-As will be seen by notice in an
other column, the ever memorable and ever
glorious Fourth is to be celebrated by
grand National Festival at the Fair
Grounds near this city. The managers, we
learn, have obligated themselves to make
free donation ofa large portion Of the gross
receipts of the Festival to St. Francis Hos
pital. Thus, each one who patronizes the
Festival, will contribute to that benevo-
lent institution. 90 ,...
. The Festival, as will be seen by the adj
vertisement, will be gotten up on mag
nificent scale. Beside the grand balloon as
cension, there will be variety of festivi-
ties and sports, which will make the occa-
sion grand gala day.. Then, an immense
dancing floor, free to all ticket-hOlders,
with the best cotillion bands in attendance,
will afford an opportunity for those who
feel SO inclined, to enjoy their favorite pas
time. The twenty-five splendid swings
erected on the grounds will also be another
source of pleasant exercise and agreeable
sport. ......,.. ,.. -.
In the evening, the Festival will be
crowned by an exhibition Of the largest
and most splendid fire works ever given in
this city or vicinity, and we have had some
grand ones. But 1t is intended that this
shall eclipse them all. But we can give in
this notice only very faint idea of what
this great festival will be. We refer the
reader to the advertisement and to the
bills that will soon be distributed, for mi
mute details. ,e ,u.,.s rJ .
Remember that each one who purchases
a ticket draws a handsome present, and con-
tributes to aid one Of the most praiseworthy
benevolent institutions of the day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19

New YORK, June l7-Gold closed at
l441S. 10 ia''I'4a'
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Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces.

junel3- b
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-27

sont de vrais aventuriers, CONNIE leurs su-
perieurs, qui ont plus a gagner par la guer-
re que par Ia paix.
Lies troupes commandees par ces off.
ciers sont dams d'excellentes conditions
Files ne sont pas fatiguecs par des marches
harrassantes ou par des eombats; elles sont
bien nourries par un pays richie en- appro-
vislonnements militaires, bien armees ct
equipees du produit de la vente de cotons,
ct don't la moitie au moins semblent etre
ines a cheval.' 81 cette armee II est pas
demoralisee par Ia nouvelle de la capitula-
ton de l'armee de rEst, il ne faudra pas de
grands efforts de la part de Davis pour la
determiner a presenter un front formidable
lie Texas est par lui.meme IN pays qui
pourrait tenter un homme moins ambitieux
que jeff Davis, ct le determiner faire I'm
deruier effort. Get Etat, ayec ses 237, ,321
miles cares. content un territoire qui
pourrait contenir dix Etats CONNIE la Caro-
line du Sud. C'est un empire L'Etat
du Texas est lie seul de tous les Etats du
Sud, qui ma pas souffert; le seul qui, (di-
sons-le) au lieu de souffrir, s'est enrich im-
mensement en- proprietes, en- population
ct en- Importance, depuis la rebellion. De-
puis le printemps de 1861 jusqu'a aujour-
d hui il y eu une enorme deportation de
negres des Etats linitrophes du Mississippi
au Texas, oil leur travail pouvait etre mis-
a profit, ct OH lis ne courraient aucun ris.
que d'etre molestes par les armees envahis-
santes, sans que les eseIaves pnisseut seva-
der. Leurs maitres les ont suivi; des cen.
taines d habitations nouvelles Explanations
de coton, de cannes ct Se maiS,-ont etc
etablies. Arcun Etat, loyal on non, n a
autant dor ct d'argent, ma reeu 81 peu de
papier-monuaie depuis qnatre ans ct Get
Etat est lie seul qui ait pIante une recolte
entiere pour 1865.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-27
Une Hahitatiol2

situee au Bayou Petite Prairie. ,,ans !.
Paroisse ST. Landry, contenant qaaranss
acres de terra, ensemble avcc tou,es les Ia,
tisses ct emeliorations qH Y sont sitrees
ct qui en- dependent etaua la dcruiere RS
sidenoe dudit defunt
CoNDlTIoNs:-La son,ine de icuz carts
piastres payables compliant, ct la balance
PAYABLE a nm ct deux ans dc credit cums,-
ter du jour de Ia vente. L'aequGreur four
nissant ses obi igatioDs aYsc borne ct sHf-
fsante caution soidalre d Ia satisfaction &C
qui dc droit; lesquelIes obligations portaHt
interet raisoa de hnit pour cent par 90 d
compter de eurs echeances re<pectives
Et en- outre, la tcrre demeursnt srecial.-
ment hypothequee la succession jusqn'au
Placement reel ct eifectif tant du capital que
des intGr6ts qui anront Pm s'accroitrc.
ELIZABETH TEAR.
Administrators
Opelousns, Mai 1865 4s-5t
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-27
VeEate Pgabiiqgae.

Succession George Westner.
EyN vertu dun ordre de lHonorable !.
IA Cour de District du Huitieme District
Judicisire dc l'Etat de In Louisiana, sic
geaut dams ct pour /. .Paroisse ST. Landry,
lie public est ayerti quill sera offert en- ven
se publique, au plus ofrant ct deruier en-
cherisseur, par Ia sonssignee Administra-
tricc, on par l'intermediaire dun Ercan-
tcur dlment commissioner, la dernisre
residence de feu George Westner, decede.
au Bayou Petite Prairie, dams Ia Paroisss
St. Landry.
LIE Mardi, le 6 JUN proclaim,
les proprietes ciapres dec'ites, depon3ao,
de la succession dudit Ecu George WeS,ner,
dacadf savoir.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-27
VIEUX CARACTERE.
4 vandre an bureau dA cctte fenilie,
LIE COURIER DES OPELOCSAS
Public Il Samedipar Joel H. Ssndoz.
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
L'abonnement sera de TRoIs piastres par an
payables d'avance, on QUATRE piastres payables
4 Ia fin de rannec Aucnn Announcements ne se1a
arrete avant que les Averages ne soient payes,
moins quo l'editeur re lejuge convertible; ct les
abonnes qui desireront suspendre deYront en- dom
ner avis par ecrit au moins Is jonrs ayant 10 ter
me de leur Announcement.
Les avis seront inseres i raison de cing cents
la ligne pour chaqne publication; ct font avis, a
moins quill en- soft autrement ordonpe, sera ru-
bile en- franeais ct en- angais jusqn ace quill SOFT
retire on jusqu'a ce que rediteur juge propcs
den suspendre la publication.
; Les aunoncss de- candidat Sc paieront l;x pias
tres, ct d'aTance.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-27
Avis Medical.

7 e DR. HENRY informe ses Gle s ct ses
4 A amis qu'ayant termine la reorganization de
sa pharmace. il Sc met de nouveau a Ia DISPOSE
ton des malades. Mais ne pouvant actuellement
sabsenter que dficilement de chez lni. il s'occu-
pera plus speciaement, iusqu'a nouvel ordre, de
ceux qui viendront lie consufter son Office.
n i. Les medicaments ne seront delivres
que pour du compliant.
Opelousas, q Mai, 1865.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-27
mines auterisea announcer lie Maj.
ER conane candidatpour Tresorier
ection de Norembre proclaim. -
55n rg d+a R-2
A NOS DEBITEURS.

5rions iaStamment nos debiteurs de bien
hous pl5er, 81 ce pest pas tout, au moins
lie dc ce q,'i's nous doivent, ain que nous
Il nous-meme pay FER ceux de qai nous se-
ke Subsistence. Nous ne voulons pas
Iser, mais supplement ,vivre ct ne devoir
bersonne, dams les temps de gene OH nous
kouvons. Ceux qni poarront nous pay
afenlent sont avertis que nous recevrons
plaisir tou.ss sortes de provisions telles que
.farine de mais, viande, &c. ainsi que des
! pour vstements. s"
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-27
Avis.

Z E sonssgne vendra a l'amiable les objets
- quill await annonees po1,r etre vendus a
lencan de Samedi dernier. On er, tronvera les
details dams le Courier. soft du 6. du 13 ou du
20 de ce mois. Conditions - COMPLIANT.
DIR A. HENRY.
Opelousas, 81 Maj, 1865.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-27

prGs quinze joufs nous ne rccevons aicune
seugelle positive SIR la situation du pays 81 ce
gRfst ce que ION peut ct ce que Ton doit inf6rer
le % aui Sc passe en- haut lieu dams notre Depar-
eusnt A la capitnlation de nos armees l'Est
n s,ssfssippia sslccede une demoralisation evil
eaRdans la seule armee qni rests la Confe
dssston, celle du Departement du Trans Missis.
eipps La msjeure partie des troupes a abandon
Il iaat espor de prolonger Ia lutte, ct elles sen
yent chez elles par escnuades successives ct rat
lpias Les effieiars n 'ontplu d'empire sur elles
ssst forces de les voir abandonner leurs dra.
nsah II est evident, sans do,ite, qu'une pro-
laasiion acharnee de la hut e ne srrvirait gu a
saspger de qnelqies semaines, de qnelqnes mois
easstre. IN eveneuent aujourd'hui inevitable:
Teus.hissement ct l'oecupalion de la Confedera-
hsaeaiiere. Dependant nous ne pouvons nous
sapssher de rrgtttter que les ehoses ne Sc soiept
pssasites plus positivemcnt ct sans equivoque.-
Uaenpitulation ensare ct de bonne fol, on une
Istssance uraaitiae ct diseiplilise.
tgste nols apprfnons d'enhast mons fat snp-
yssfn aune sorte de capisllation aura lieu bi.i,-
| t;tdre est tou,efois deja fat. Les Gsne-aux
yE4 EkIly Smith ct s. &. Bacl1,er sen sont siies
saIsg as. proba!itmrut sans resigner l-urs gra-
5ss6 sans armea. on plnt6t ayec une force qni
anssie pas ] ltt,GCD humsn@s DE- troufes du Tex
autorite de capitnler semble etfezdevolue
al'itl. Harry Hays denenoire Virginienne, ct
eaai s.aftendre dun jour a fastre de voir des
pasrs irrtf.agabies de laecompiissrment dc
sssee. 81, =tE 4 ia
can't d notre avrrir paliiiqno. IL temps senl
80 spprendrs II faut done atteeare les evt-
naEsst esp&teT ponr il. mitux.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-27

de rAmerique espagne!e. L'auteur serais GER
tainement place lui-msme. par un autre biogra-
phe, au premier rang des esrrits d'elite.
T. OoRTAMBERY.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-27
DAEIs4 Etr l. ESrEXAs.

III ASew Y orl Evening Post R4mhlican
.sa)s i, p..,ol s...nt 49, ,..a,,;
sass"s = ,'s Sa'"' ''s ''0es Aa
Ilah aas9aas le out de ialre Feir laPpfeclaelon
dsat'arnal dn Aerd apfes "a eaPi'uistion
dssss armees q Est du Mississippi.
III isudis eue nous u,aiontens mas fol an
,.,.l,ts oni annorce o.c jefferson, Davis a
f,asks Ie sIis,;ssinni eta..s,see.s ie +, Texas
lean,..;.s.eessaat aatsni All que Ie chef rebelle
ss M NJ Serser : s,nand iIlc voudra sans con.
II sapd risang Denuis que Ia nayiea.
tsf iu .sIississspbia d ets ouverte par la chu-
adAicksburr ct en- dstit de la yieilap.
tsrsEce de nos eu0boats. les iourpaux de
AulIs ont annonce des expires partant une
asur M e enaiae. ou Mus souyent. pour Ia
uaas6rsation de yaleurs ct de Iettres dams
IElari,nsas dams Ia I.o,,iisiisr,. occiIentale
elaiTexas. Des centaines de uapres ont
stsaverses dams des pirogues ct autres.
snaHeations, ct des miliiers de bouts ont
ta asaverses a la mage pour approvisionner
asinees de Fhst. II ne faut qu'un peu
Apaience pour reussir d atteindre la rive
mississippi ct le traverser
Test doue probable que Davis peut sel
rslte au Texas entdepit dc la plus rrande
agsnce de Ii part de nes gunboats ct de
asEdes; ct il desient des lors important
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-27
Tresozier d'Etat.

eutorise a annoncer le Colonel
E., de la paroisse Natchitoches,
pour Tresorier d'Etat. a l'elec-
{. proclaim zv.ia rs Avril.