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JUNCTION SoUfH SIDE AND DANvILLE !
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JUNCTION SOUTH SIDE AND HANNilLE
X. r., BUKREsYIILE, Va,
April 5, 10 2. VI.
Hon. T. M Stanton, iSccnttSy Of Var:
Iieuteant- General Grant received the fol-
lowing dispatch at ESQ z. NJ, while on his
way to this point, and at once proceeded to
Gen. Sheridan's headquarters:
General Grant desired me 10 transmit the
dispatch TO you on the opening Of the tele-
graph at this place and TO say that the 9th
corps, without doubt, reached Gen. Sheri-
dams position within an hour or two after
the dispatch was written.
Two divisions OF the 24th corps viii en-
camp here tonight, and ono division of the
2jth army corps at Black and " hite station
South Side railroad.
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ff7~ We are requested to state that there
will be religious services in the NJ. +.
Church in Cadiz, on next Friday, April IA,
at ! A. NJ.
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Notes of all the denominations named
will be promptly furnished upon receipt o.
subscriptions, and the forwarded at once
The interest to 18th June next will be paid
in nqadvance. This Is ft"
THE ONLY LOAN HIN MARK En-
now offered by the Government, and it is
confidently expected that its superior adj
vantages will make it the GREAT POPU-
LAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. Les
than $500, 10000 Of the Loan authorized by
the last Congress are now on the Market
This am III t., t the rlte mt viii n it is .ina
absorbed, Will all be subscribed for within
four months, when the notes will untloubt-
edly command premium, as has uni
scriphons to other loans.
In order that citizens of every town and
section of the country may be afforded f,-
ciIities for taking the loan, the National
Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers will select their own agents, in
whom they have confidence, and who only
are to be responsible for the delivery of the
notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CADIz.
March |, 1866
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~g7aaWe have received full particulars cf
the Franklin fire, which will appear next
week.
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Balls Ohio Reaper
AND
MOWER.

4 HAVE the Agency for Harrison County
q to sell this machine, and would say that
I am prepared to sell them lower than anv
other machine. All who want good ma
chine will call soon and leave their orders.
l have three sizes of machines, the large,
medium and Jr. Mower. The medium Ras
a reaping attachment called the trop Din.
by which the driver can drop the grain AT
amy time. Call and get pamphlet and see
what it SAYS on the subject. l can accnmo-
date any farmer in regard to size This
machine is manufactured by English, Hell
mick and Dixon of New Philadelphia, O.,
and repairs can be got on short notice; all
my machines are warranted.
I also sell the Buckeye Hay Rake, Hay
Pitcher, and the best Clothes Wringer in the
market. F.. LAIZURE, Cadiz, Ohio.
April 10, 1S65-3m
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REAL true men rise superior to passion
they are always magnanimous.
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v A Il U A LIE ST@O X
P PUBLIC SA.LEI

4 WILL oiter near Rl0hmand, - IL etierson
4 county, Ohio,
ON FOURTH DAY, (WEpN EspAY,)
The 10Th day of the 4th month (Aprilj the
highest bred and most valuable stock Of
Trotting and Roadster Horses, and Merino
Sheep ever offered in Eastern Ohio.
The Stallions Alien Sontag and Provincial
Chief, are among the nufnber. Also, several
Mares that have taken lst prenAlens at
State Fairs; beside about thirty lenf oF
younger animals, of both sexes, of great
promise. OF all the State and Canntysifairs
at which we have exhibited, we haye never
yet failed to take LIST premiums on Horses
and Sheep; and we believe we can show to-
day, Merino Ewes yearlings and Lambs,
that will compare favorably with any other
in the United States. Also, at the same
time, Mules, Cattle, Hogs Farming Innple-
ments, Household Furniture, etc, etc.
Having sold my farms, the Stock, &C.,
MUST BE SOLD. All wishing the best Of
Stock at low rates, will do wen ts be on
hand, For Catalogue of Horses, address
me as below '&.e% ~ 49,
/. WM.,H. LADD. b."
Richmond, Jefferson County, Ohio.
18th Sd mo. 1S65-ts. ,-ta.-s
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FIVE DOLLARS ANNUALPREMEUM
VIII insure $4,000 against accidental loss Of
life while travelling by any public convey
ance. '. e.. e..
go TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
Secures policy for $1,000, and also $25 per
week compensation for pe1sonalinjury in
capacitating the assured from his ordinary
business. '"t
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM =,
Secures a full policy for ~, 900 and SIS por
week compensation for all and every de-
scription Of accident, travelling or otherwise.
Policies for $500, with S3per week conpen-
sation, can be had for IS per anIium, er any
other sum between $500 and S., 900 al pre-
portionate rates.
JAMES G. PATTERSON, President,
RODNEY DENNIS, Secrftd,y
RI HENRY A. DYER, General A GcMt
j. 0. THOMAS, Agent, CoCliz, Ohio.
Nov. %, lS64-ly.s, ..,
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e. n. STANTON,
u. JtCIHtdTy OF " Ut,
War Department, Washington.

---7- IN d \ N6ITIIR IUIT, I
April 9, 10 r Nj.
OfleFed that salute of enc hundred guns
b fred 1T the Head Quarters Of every army
sn1 navy department, and every fort and arg
senalip the Upited States; nndat the Military.
A-sadovy st West Point 4h the day Of the
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..... New York, April 4.
The current prices for the week, ut all
the markets, arc
REFE CkT'TI II
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THOS. M BRIDE. PROP'R.

TTvOBACCO and Cigars--a complete assort-
ment Of cigars and tobacco, also Browns
belbrated fine cut chewing and smoking TO.
acca at : GEORGES,
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sis 4,
SO -
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s. WILLIAMS.
HEADQUARTERS CAvALAY,

GETERsVILLE, April 5-3 L. N.
Li.1RsHuMi- Geasrd 4. S Grant
. ! send you the enclosed letter, which viii
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OFFICIAL WAR NEWS.

WAsuGNGToN. April ), SP. NJ.
Major Gen. Die:
The following telegram gives all details
received by this department in relation to
the military operations at Richmond not
heretofore published.
LSigned L. VI. STANTON,
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The receipts of beef cattle were again
light but considerably larger than during
the past two weeks in view of which prices
came down &c per ID on all kinds.
The total receipts of all stock at the
yards for this week and last week were as
follows:
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= --- z, .. NNIANI !,
Id. Quar-. Army Northern Virginia,

Lieut.. General u. S. Grant: Goncral--I
have received your letter Of Sth containing
the terms of surrender Of the army Of Nor
thern Virginia as proposed by YOU, AS
they are substantially the samesas those ex-
pressed in your letter of the 8th instant,
they are accepted. Il will proceed to desig-
nste the proper officer to carry the stipula-
tions info effect. ~
Very respectfully,
~ a. - Your obedient servant
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WAsHINGToN, Aprils6, IL NJ.
Major General Dir:
The following telegram announces the
probable speedy destruction Of Gen. Lees
army, if our troops get up to support Sher-
idaf, who has headed off the enemy.
USigned. Il. NJ. STANTON,
MI Secretary OF War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

women are earnestly .epioiusd to, make
contracts, just aud fair for remaining
with their former owners. {f--sA Sii2 q
In order to facfffta4e, % much rs pos
sihle, this application fOF Pardons nnder
the excepted sections Of The Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation, it is stated Er
iuformation that all applications must
be By petition, stating the exception, and
accompanied with the oath prescribed.
The petition must be FIRST approved by
the Provisional Governors and then
forwarded to the President. The head
quarters Of the Provisional GoYernor
win be at Gresnville, where al commu-
nications TO him mnst be addressed.
The newspepers Of this State will pub
lish this proclamation until the election
foE members Of the convention. yOi9,
In testimony whereof, / have here-
L. unto set my hand and seal Done
at the town Of Greenville, this 10Th day
of July, in the year Of our Lord, 1865,
and Of the Independence OF the United
States the ninetieth. H'- H'sM a
1st. fss.-s4l - .s1 B. r. PERRFlA 4
By the Provisional Governcr.ooa q :
: WILLIAK H PERRY, Private Secy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
, BOOKS.


AT DOBELL,s BOOK STORE.
DRKsfDENr WORDS; K eELxoTtoN FROM
Il the sxprsased thong ktsof Mr.Llaceln. q
The Youths History If the Rsbelli0n, By Thay
ser; . very INTEREST," work. ssita hIa tt ~
Life Of Horaee Manp. .-.fl p. -tss..f ...f..t t
+ Tks .Pioaelr hoy 4 L4fs Of Abraha a LiscOIs. !.
The Ferry Boy; ) Lie Of chas.. ASspEsd br Ii.
yeuaw. Aala ssti& fAV2 Easstss ~. aA1a u
Tbs Farmer Heyi Life Of Grant ADAPTED for
-fbe pvout5r sstss%Fe 3fsa aasaw sNf Ea.A &
Tee ThlnkiHg psyonets BY HosneF, 81
The Son Of tie Son ! 81 Mis- oiphAbt. T"
Christtsns nistakes hyApth0rD % lola HAlitAx.
Theo. Leigh ~ Miss Thomas.
Love sud Prt6s<l6y Me- Gray. a. SO 80 .,
sns gslisl ;,,,,V e. ssEsl RabIisAse b. Hsrgsr
Edition.
All aha wnrks efscaE1iias. Las Hsnsaa s.lJ "a
All the work. Of Hawthorn.
Ey. B0BHbL beEs 20 shank X n eustemsrs for
Espport, and 70 guAEantee 70 then that he reduces
al priess - sooh - 6ods S5by bubffshsfs. 'st'
y Afpits nf School .bookR, Aes fsr Coqp.zx
Merchants At lowest prices. Jye0 sw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
Soldiers Discharges.
ExEcuTTvE DERAKvHxEr ey srATnsd
ADyurAsr GEEEsAL's oTTicn.

@e-f9 CT ni IndssnspOlis, Aue. :, 1855. "a
10 Discharged Indiana Soldiers 1,os q
Numeroua inquiries having been made
ct this Office in relation 70 the sale of
soldiers discharge papers, the following
infcrmation and suggestions are pub
lishsd for the benefit Of whom il may
The only object any one can have in
purchasing soldiers discharges is TO de-
fraud or speculate OF Of the soldiers
who may be foolish enough TO sell their
papers. 3 IL is believed that Congress,
probably at its next session, will pass q
lag giving 70 the soldiers at least one
hundred and sixty acres Of land, and it
may be that an additional bounty in
cash will be granted to veterans and
those who received mona Of the large
local bounties paid to new recruits IN
der The call Of last year. 1 f'
Spectators understand very well that
no soldier can receive bis land warrant,
or sny bounty that he may be allowed
BY Congress, unless he can prodace an
honorable discharge. They, therefore,
are now endeavoring to buy up these pa
pers for mere song, with the view of
selling them back to the persons dis
charged, or to their heirs, as soon as the
Law is passed, Of course expecting to
make big profit in each case. al saE
therefore warn soldiers not to part
with their discharges for any considers
ton whatever. The Governmeat has
land enough to give you each farm,
and . gratefui people, appreciating your
services and sacrifices, viii ses to il that
Congress does you justice. Those OF
you who have fought through the war
without receiving any local bounties
should certainly get ss much as those
who stayed back until the war w3s
nearly over, and then joined the army
only for money. og s4a s2al4
Rsnember that your discharge Pspsrs
must be produced before siaything can
be ssenrsd from the GoEsrrinenk Be
kssasss AlleE me 70 remind yea yoHE Dis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
PipesI Pipesl

We ...s Aass > z.sy l1zsa ss0ss sf BrAar and
Fancy Pipes On hand
Merchants In want Il goods IN eur line ere re-
qrsseeS 70 call ene examine eur ssoek, which they
van sna sHfeasfve and Chsaps aaFsaE
kactery---Cor. water and Locust Gts.
.s,sss5 stls sALEsR00M: 4:
No. AZ Main Street,
g - EyAasvrlI.E, 1xpxAKA. a
e. EENDRlCH&B BROS
nrag-sm - q" .4aasha4 = 80 .
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1ig,a,lrI.sl clear. I

We also call tia attsnsioz of wholesals Dcal9rn
In cur trade 20 exnmine eur large and wsIl 90.
leetsd sfoek ef CtgArs, g We have ON hand Three
Million Of CigA.w, whieh were manufAeturwd By
sossph Fsndrlch a Broa.. BaltimcR~. We viii
o1sv thia stock Of Cigars Mf EMafarn prizes.
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charges are evideness Of faithfal and
honorahle, service TO- yonr country Of
which every soldier shall feel proud If
for no 7other rsason than this, yon should
keep them. They are ydnf title papess
tosa nobility prouder and more valuable
than kings or peteRsstes-eaR eoaieE. If
JON losssthem duplieAsea eaunot be is-
sued, and If yOu selh shem Jon viii not
be able ID get fhem except At extrava-
CANT cost Year ldREy and Jour intsrsst
is TO careinlly keep them yss3 gaaaas ).
BY order of Goxarnor Morton aa .bas
.5e.l ssez lssi5 WSHoH.zTzEAELEssls p
~ EAdJHt&atsGenerGlsof Indianasss
Papers shfoughout the State viii con
fer g favor on our soldiers BY publishing
the above. Al So 70 noliaiss 8 atias
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

tisanaes add fsncvates ts bfood thstffs tns siaof
of hsalth. tpso the sysfsms saa PHrEsq eat she
humors that make dlasAss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

way 1ntuIs the CompIex1on By
fo~dsEs ~ WssAss Shfeh ehoks Or an up ne
Peres Of ths skin, when Hslnbol6's Extract s&r-
sxparilis answers better the sans purposs and IN.
Gir4 He baxz- sfsrs Hyl2-sndAw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

- Do kkN III E1A6U LAIIUNN.
Z Ne papsrs givss AwpRat TIE ooa zssr o. fo~
ErataAtonS eirrulktien. - = EAa-
Ne sdvsrtissnsnts. local nstloss Eumin Al
srtea anlsss prSp&id er ply suArAntssd.
). Aevsrssssmeats will nsvsr b aneompanisdb
local nOsesi Hlsaa cent tlack b mA % ihsa sacs II
And vslasEssstvsd fSs ths nOtios., a stssgy O. os
Z. Ho L0enl S@sies. AevsFsg sAort. Wflis -
fnssrtsd sot lsss than oas Dolar sAoA day. ,s 81
3 MArriAgoe, FunsrAi and Religious Nctiosa s1l
must inyezisbly y P~ia IN sAEAaos to soSurs In
seruer- Aff - t-sa zta efu s.. g.. "a s .. t
& q No dsneisas9 "a the parsOs carriers wal hs ,
made coed hx The Oeirs. the ssrrisrs hii to 81
ls@vs papsrs - oTdsrSd and dfrasfad, thsy NUT
,p&gfof their csrslsssnsss - y EGtE A-lG
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10 CORRESPONDENT.

.is -+' 10 correspondents. '-''ea
An letters relative to subscriptions or
business connected with this Office shonld
be addressed "a asfi1 l.s lGr saaaslt..e !,
e -ss JOURNAL COMPANY ).
Evansville, Ind
: Conmdnications for the paper, or 1T
eraFy and political correspondence Of
any character, should be directed -s,s
= EDITORS JOURNAL, a q
aSaa.a Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

We VIII manufacture ail kina of Tobacco 70
salt any trades that ws may recsive orders Sor.
We will sssurs the whoiesAls trade shat can not
be undsrsold IN che west. We Envs been en-
gaxsd in the Tobaecc business ZOE twenty yeAra.
We are prepared 90 execute cur vol In ths neat
est ssyis and respectfully solicit the sttantion
efdealarw 20 cur Tob@cco.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-17
La. National Conservative Union Tickle

For Goreynor-J, MADISON WELLS, of
Rapides. ,dsaa fl -rta u
for Lisutencass qqvernor. -J4Ar4 q. r. q
LIAEERRo, Of Rapides. gIt5
For Secreta'y Of State.--T. J. EDWARDS,
Of Avoyelles.
For 7teaswey.-Jous =. MITCHELL, Of
Jefferson. HaH a a..
For Auditor II Public accounts. ". A.
FouRNEr, OF St. Martin. al.ll. ~, nj
Err -4torasy Ge@ara1.-GEo. S. LACEY !,
of Orleans. ~ '4"
For SupeyihttndeatQt Public ERucasioa.---
R. g. RICHARDSON, Of Livingston. l,7,.se
F5r CongFess- District Judge ED
noSD ABrLL, Of Orleans, WI. ; Cd
.Secoad District.--A. p. FIELD of Orleans.
Third District. WIN. MIrHoFF, of Jeffer-
son.
Fo~tA Dfstrfct.-ALFEED DurERrER, Of
St. Martin. 3'
FVfh District. -JoHN RAY, of Ouachita.
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COM M II IacIAh.
SATURDAY monslse, october !

SATURDAY MoRSrsG October Il.
CoTToN.-The quotations which prevail
ed on Friday, were for Ordinary, H0143c.
Good Ordinary, 4G@i8c.; Low Niadling,
47@5oc.; Mmdllng, 52@33a., and strict
Middling, @55c, - s....
. sUsAn AND MoLAssEs.--No change IN
quotations since our last report. ~ 1
WEsrEsN PRoDucE. Supplies scarce and
prices high. Flour (Fipe,) is selling at
81 50. supprfne, 50 20; Low Extra, Sll 90;
Medium Extra, $l1 So y Dbl. Other
brands scare, and high. .l -. ~ ~
Pork Fun weight Mess Is selling id
lots Of % and 50 bbls. 1t 37c..F} Dbl,
LARD. The market is very nearly bare.
That in tierces commands SAC. and in kegs,
BIC. U ID. sa'"1@
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FALL AND WINTER Goops, ERGO
readers will please give attention to the
advertisement Of Mr.. J. J. LEFEvER. That
gentleman, who besides being one Of our
worthiest citizens, is one of the Oldest
merchant tailors of Baton Rouge, has on
hand a splendid assortment of fall and
winter goods at his new store on Lafayette
street, and is prepared to furnish gentle
men with outfits in a manner and style
UNSURPASSED by any other establishment in
the S5uth s.=. .... ..- 45a=. III .. -rs
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THE PUBLIC CIsTERNs. We are z nd to
observe that measures are being taken to
have the public cisterns in our city repleR-
ished with water precaution, the utility
Of which is so apparent in view Of the
possibility Of fires. ....... ... ra#,
New tin spouts we notice in several
places have been erected, lending into the
cisterns from the roofs of the houses most
contiguous to those reservoirs. an
This is an enterprise which will DO ap-
preciated by our fremen and citizens
generally. n ,a.. .'.. ..,.a ..'f W . y.
The public cisterns are an Substitution
which should always receive their full
share Of attention from the municipal au-
thorities, .s.#5G rrM
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-17

Dry GooDs, GROCERIES, PLANTATION
SUPPLIES, Fro OnS Of the best down
town" establishments in our city is that
wherein Mr.. A. BLuM, holds forth as bars.
1t is on the corner of Africa and Nap sleon
streets, and is well stocked with choice
and varied assortment Of Dry Goods and
Groceries, for family and plantation use;
besides Crockery, Tin, Wood and Willow
Ware, and many other thingsi in daily use
and demand. ...,.3, 8.
Mr.. BLUM, by close attention to business
and IN obliglng disposition, has secured a
good run Of patronage, which we hope
may 60 on increasing. " II y, Va X. .g
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TORONTO, CANADA, Oct, 1l.-Ca-
madam Government detectives have
arrested five wealthy farmers, repre-
scented TO have been manufacturing
counterfeit American silver coinf for
forty years. They belong to an ex-
tensive gang, whereof many mer-
chants are members. III s ,ade
Thejury in the Sanders Kidnapping
case disagreed and were discharged.
after being locked up two days. IL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-17

BOARDING HOUSE FURNITURE AND BAR
Room FIXTURES FOR SALE.-An excellent
opportunity is presented to persons wish
ing to purchase any of the above appur-
dAnances, in part or in whole, by Mr..
GEORGE .GMLER, to whom application
should be made att the corner Of Boulevard
and Third streets. W. ta
See advertisement. HtarpaU ,.
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nsss- Mr.. Thomas Il Dudley.

ssas> Mr.. Thomas Il Dudley, of
New Jersey, The United States Con-
sui at Liverpool, has arrived in
Washington, in order to urge upon
the Government the propriety of an
export duty upon cotton, in view Of
the immense increase of the importa-
ton of English and French mapufac-
lures With which our market may
soou expect to be glutted. ~
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-------T---~r----TT'----T = TTT-T-T Il I -
Thr Gazette h GpltrRt
BATON RouGE,
TUESDAY, II, 1851
DIR. DAr.--1t will be- seen that our

DR. X. III. DAY.--It will be seen that our
respected fellow citizen, DIR. II. DAY, is
brought ont as candidate for the ffhee of
State senator, His qualifications and ex--
rorience,, II iihhnst DO admitted, emincntIy
fit him for the position referred TO. The.
Doctor, many years since represented the
parish Of St. Mary in the Legislature,
and proved himself an, able and efficient
legislator. 'I 40 tgauu ID sn.d '3.+s
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FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER, 1868,

the Parish OF last Baton Rouge, 0n the ~.
FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER, 1868,
between the hours Of A. NJ. and =. NJ, for the
purpose Of electing Governor, Lieutenant Gov.
ernor, Secretary OF sttte, Auditor Treasurer At
turDey General, Superintendent OF Public Edlcaa
ton, one Representative from the Third, Cong res-
| sionsl Distr CT, and one senator aud two Rspre
ssntatives TO the state Legislature for this Parish
said election to be holden at the places and 90 be
supervised by the Commissioners appointed by
the Police Jury as follows to-vit: ,''f. go
lst Precinct, Court tlouse) N. Wax, u T'rahah,
| and John Common, Commissioners M .f
I'd Precinct, (GIty ial,l ]. y. Blouin, Joseph dc
CormicR and B. rarCabe, Commissioners. ta
45h Prec net, lat Ddintp. }, Tou Mills, Robert
Mailoy and William Fields, Commissioners
9th Precinct, Highlands Pau kieinpster, Dr.
J. II. HuSuet and Dennis Dagre, Commissioners
9TH Precisct (tiaralson), A. Dixon, b 4. Burnett
and } Q. Foreman, Commissioners. gss ~
10th Precinct, burlington, rsmoved to Morgan 8
| store) W. J. Usher, IL i, Graham and k W.
GreenweIi, COMMISSIONER ''
18th Precihct (sandy Creek), J. o. 7Deuham
| VIM. Kelly and A Pennington, Commissioners.
For the information Of all vptors annex her ets
tho qualifications of voters established by law:
eEvary white ale who has ttsained the age OF
| twenty-one years, and who has beer d resident OF
the State twelve month next preceding the q &c
ton and the last three months tnarBof in the par
ish in which he offers to yote and who shsll be
citint Of the United states, shall have the right
OF voting"
lnsaddition to the foregoing qualification, every
electors required TO produce the arnneaty oath
prescFihedn the P1esiIlent proclamation other
of the Sth of December, 1868, that OF the 29th
of May, 1868, sworn to ana subscribed by him boz
fore competent authority. Il. a......g {
81 do solemnly swear OF affirm, In the presence
Of Almighty God, thst wifi hereafter faithfully
defend the Constitution of the United States and
the Union Of tile States hereunder, and that
will in like manner, abide toy and faithfully sup
port all laws which have been made during the
sSisti r oeIli9n with reference to tue emancipa
ton slaves 70 help ne aod."r ,-,f
| Tbib oath i imperative on and after the goth
day OF Msy, 1858 and will be rigidy enforced. 1t
viii oe undsrsteot /, ut the same time that those
who are excluded from the benefits OF this amnesty
oath by any Of the list OF exceptions contained
the proclamation, VIII not be allowed to vote un-
less special " par Toned by the PIusent. s n.4J
In all other respects this et ctiur til be con-
Quoted in accordance With the provisions of the
! Constitution Of ir52, AID the commissioners OF
this election are dirsstsh te make their returns
without delay TO the andarsisnsd.
ED. COUSINARD,
octl7 Sheriff Parish Of East Baton Roupe.