The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-06-14

4 tXCHa!'ge'i, OF OlnefWlSc frlLaSG
from the obligatiuns of their parole
4 by The authority Of the Government Z
4 the United States. Duplcatesrolls, !.
all officers and men paroled, to be i,
| tanned by such officers as may be des
slignated by the parties to this CONVEX
ton; officers gising their ind;vidus
paroles, and commanders Of reg
|ments, battalious, companies, orsdt
Itachmepts, signing a ike parole fl
I'she men of Their respective con
i'mandss
8. Artillery, small arms, ammnn
ltidIt, and other 5pfoper.yof the Cor
1fcderate Government, including cur
boats and transports, to be tuIne,
over to the Officers appointed to re
cerve them on the part oftle Govern
ment Of the United States. Duplicat,
inventors Of the property to be sur
lrendered, to be prepared; one cop,
Ito be retained BY the officer deliver
Eiag, and the ether BY the officer re
lceivingit, for eillforinatiun of tliei
respectivest Commanders. Z
4 The officers and NJ n5paroled an
Ider this agreement to be permitted Il
return totheir homes, withsthe assu
rance that they will not lie disturbed
t,y the authorities Of the United
states, so long as they continue t,
Observe the conditions Of their pa
roles, and the laws in force where
they reside. Persons, 2residents ii
Northern states, and mt excepted ii
the Amnesty Proclamation u tile
President. will be permitted TO re-
turn to their homes, on taking the.
oath of. al|cg a,se to the United
States. See paragraph IL, General
Orders, NJ. SIS, current series.
Z 3. The surrender OF property will
not-inclnd,. the side arms, or private
herses, or baggage of officers, nor the
horses which are, iii god faiti,, Tie
private property of enlisted mem
These last will be- allowed 70 take
their horses to their homes, to be used
for private purposes only,
6. The tilne,niede, and place Of pa
roiius, and SURRENDER Of properly,
will he fixed by the respective Cnne.
manders, and will be carried out by
Commissioners appointed by them
I Taesterms AMI conditions OF this
convention to extend to all aili,,ers
AID men oi the Army aud Navy Of
the Confederate States, being III, or.
belonging to, the Mans-Mississippi
Department.
8. The troops and properly tosbc.
surrendered within the limits of the
Division OF alissonfi, will Returned
over to COMMISSIONERS appointed hy
the Culnlnandcro Of that Division, and
the men and material Of the Navy 10
Commissioners appointed by tn.
Commanders Of The Mississippi and
West Gulf Sauadfolrs, respectively
accurdinr to lie Limits in which IN
said men and material may be found.
81. Transportatinn and subsistence.
toshe furnished 4at public cost to-tle
officers and men (sfter being pa.i
rtaed,) to the nearest praoticabtri
point to their homes.
10 1.-THE United States troops. DIES.
igEated for The 0a,risons ot intar;o,...
1n;nts sbnnld h',t ra,eh tba;r da.,,5
s .,;n,ss baro,., IN. ,s,,b &c x,aa1,., .
ss 'as a",as ,;, a lao'n :. 'aio'l,s y,
,ohil,e,en' sullap'e guards VIII n's
letalied Tor the propectlon Of tue pub
nc property. These guards, whellf
relieved, will surrender their arms,
and be paroled in accordance will,
he tern,s &c this convent,o,,
II The n 8. troops q p, into tho ;nter;o,,
if tbe country wi,The kant = ha,a = =
,tnte Of The most exact ,d;sc,nl;ns ard i.
constant readiness for a,,y seryiee wl,;cbf i,er
may BE-. cailed upon to nerfofni When ds.,
achmeits are made for The ,,,rmos,, of ,,ra
.ecting the inhabitants aaai,st 'iavhnwkk.ra
,nd other lawless characters, ard ga all
marches through the colntry. the con,i,,c,
il Ulcers and men must be such, as 10 in /
pire the people with confidence and respec
nd no deprejations, however sipht. or in.
erfsrsnce with The citizens in their lawfuI
viii sbe permitted s
/. ILL, To guard against the waste or loss Of
,ublic properly. rot under the control oil