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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07

D3 Gentlemen who reached Louis
vile on Tuesday from Burksville, KY,
report that General Lyon, with force
of four or Eve hundred men, visited that
place few days ago. They burnt the
Court House, robbed the stores, impress
ed al the horses in that section, and
crossed the Cumberland River at Burke
vile. They took with them the plunder
stolen from the people, and with such
fresh horses as they could procure, pro
ceeded southwark They have thus
escaped their pursuers, but surely have
gained nothing by thsir recent raid
through the Stste-going out with fewer
men than they had when they started
from the first district towards the cen
1 tral portion Of Kentucky
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
SALES WAREHOUSE.
SUMMERS 4 SPEED PRoPRIErORs,

THE Necessity OF A TOBACCO INsPEC-
l. tion and saiss Warehouse at this place, has
long been It BY tbs pizatsrs Of this section, and
the undeFsigusd, at the solicitation Of large
number Of the prominent planters on Green sAd
the Lower Ohio rivers, haVs decided TO open one.
Evansville, as = market both for sales Of tobac-
co and obtaining supplies, offers superior advan J.
tages 20 the planters Of Green, Cumberland, and
the Lever Ohio rivers, 10 any market IN the wsst
Being m nuch nearsr the esntFe Of the great tobae-
90 growing region than Louisville CIEcin nati
aud at the head Of ior water navigation for boats
Of moderate draught, freights to this point are
much lower thar TO any other large market, be-
sides, being sasy CT secess BY stsaE5osts af all
Of ths year, will enable planters 70 attend
the sales Of their tobacco without much loss Of
time, and 81 Comparatively small expense.
wheH sales are Dot made AZ satisfactory prices,
aud are rejsctsd aud the desires te ship bis
tobacco to AuotheF market, ws viii be prepares 10
make liberal cash advaness or such shspments 20
our friends Ia New York or eissWhers, and 60 for.
ward IL st - lov rates Of freight IS &ny House on
the Lower ohio. h4
Frens twelve years sM Psrianes Of our ME. SUM-
MRS, as Tobacco Tnspsctor Of HsW oFisAus, and
ths long expsrisnes Of our Mr.. sFrEo with tae
tobacco trade Of Green liver, Ns feel eonndezfsaf
ability 10 give sntirs astisfAstion Ia all bns-
ness entrusted 20 cur care.
We take this msthod Of solfeiting Jour patrou-
age, and FOR our standing and basinsss quslises-
ti0ns, refer you 10 the business men Of Esszsslls
aud ths fsrmsr shippers Of tobacco TO ksv Or
Leans. ksspeetfully, Jears,
deez9-iwsod SUMMERS a SPEED.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
New York Noon Markets.

COTTON-Qeist At IL
FLOUR-Dull, and Sc lower; 10 15dzle IS for
extra State, and II lo@il IS for Ro0na Hoep
Ohio.
wHEAr-0pensd heavy aud closed shAds
hrmer; ? 9oa2 50 for Chicago Spring; sS'9s 81
for Winter Red Western.
-CORN-SteAdy.
OATS-Hsavy, and Ie82e lower.
PORK-Lower; az TO 60 - % for pew Mess
Al Is to ~ 90 for year old de; IS 5e 70 80 q
for Prims.
LARD-nan and heavy at 20 TO 241<
WHISKY nnn aud daclinings 2sA 10 2
for Western.
PETROLEUM -Dun.
I SToCkS--hs&yY and dull.
MONEY-Actiye at Z.
STERLING EXCHANGE-ouIst al os3x.
: GOVERNMENT SToCKS-U. 3. 6, 81, cou
Z pous. leln sos, coupons, loS1<; l0-40s, cOS
pons, O314 One Year Certincats+, 81.
GoLD-0pened AZ 2s, and closed At ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
The Letter Of Marque story Dis
credtted-Com, Collins Not Cen
sured.

The Letter Of Marque story Dis
credtted-Com, Collins Net Gen.
sured.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 6.-The New York
Commercial of this evening contains q
Washington special saying that the
statement in the foreign news by the
Asia, that the Mexican President has is
sued letters of marque and reprisal to
Americans against French ships, is not
believed in Government circles and will
probably brin out proclamation from
the President warning our people not to
engage in that business, on such paper,
on the pain of being treated as pirates.
II is due to Capt. Collins 10 say that he
was detached from the command of the
Wauchusetts at his own request, that he
has not been censured either by the
! President or Navy Department for his
action in the Florida case; that he has
not been ordered before Court Martial
and that no charges were preferred
against him. -- r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
MEDTCAI.

TyHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or
IL An INVALID.
Published fer the benefit and caution TO yornx
men and others who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood, &C., supplying at
the same time the means of self care By enc
-ho has cured himself after undergoing consider
able qrseksry. By eDelosinE postage paid sd-
dressed snrlsps, single copies may be hsd Of the
asseeS, NArEAEIEL AATFALR, Esq,
ascs- lmdS~ BrOeklyn. kises Go, n. 7,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
CHARLEsrox. Jan. :

The enemy is landing in force on
the South Carolina side of the Savan-
nah river, and are driving our piekets
towards Hardeevile. yEFsFr.
Ohcial reports state that the damage
done the Salt Works does not inclnde
the piping cisterns, &c, which are un-
injured
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
Cincinnati Noon Markets.

ClNoTSxGFI. JaH. 9.
TLOUR-Firmsr. but prices unchanged.
wHEAT-29Sc higher, with an impFovsmsn nt /;
Rod 2 2s; White 3o082 IS. Tie decline In gold
has had faverabie iuf fuenes on the market.
CoRN-Good demand At os9i o. for ear, and
iidl II for shelied
0ATS-Eirm at s5c. Holders are askizg s7e.
wHIskY-Dull small sales at 2 20.
PROVEsioSs-Less buoyant; sales Of 600 bbls
city mess pork At - 90, and 3oo, 900 pounds bulk
meats at ieIs, 1stse3isS for shoulders, sides and
hams. Green hams sold 10 the extent sf 600
pieces at lTs {1is.
LARD-DGll al 23c.
H0GS-Firm; sa ss Of |, 800 at l6d5lo . for 200
20 gsO: average receipts, 900
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07

jacobs 70 Return HoAHS'
BALTIMORE, Jan. 5.-The legislature
Of MARYLAND completed its organization
to-day. Gov. Bradford congratulates
the members on the passage of the new
Constitution and the contamination Of
emancipation, and claims the compensa-
ton Of the State therefor.
The President, at the request Of Geo.
D. Prentice and w. r. Gist, has acceded
to the request Of Lieut.. Gov. Jacobs of
Kentucky to return from exile in the
South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07

NARRow ESCAPE OF THE HOSPITAL
Boar OHIo raoM DEsrRUCTIoS BIZ FIRR.
The floating hospital boat Ohio, sta
toned at this port, had s very marrow
escape from destruction By FIRE this
morning. By some means ire wss com
municated from the stove pipe in the
linen room, iguiting the linen and com
municating to the ceiling and bulkheads
of the boat TIA timely discovery, and
the energetic labor Of the officers and
men, soon subdued the flames. Their
labors, however would have been of no
I avail had it not been for the fact that a
good FIRE engine is constantly kept on
board of the boat It was soon got to
J work, and the FIRE subdued, not, howsv,
er, until g number Of sheets, shirts itow-
els, &c, had been consumed.
There are over three hundred patients
on the boat, and most of them confined
to their beds by sickness or wounds, anC
had the Ere got under good heedwsy th'
loss of life could not but have been ter
rible. Fortunately, however, the fame
were subdued and no one was hurt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07

Aso: Beautiful copies Of the great italian
bArds. Dante and Tazso, PiniArch's Lives Dicks
works, RolIin's History, and all the other eels-
brated works OF ancient ani modern writers
Albums in every style and hapa from 81 2s 10 SIS
Portfolios Ia like manuer. Beautiful centre table
Books, Aomento Books and Prayer Books, ali
adapted 70 the Holidays.
gift accompanies every one Of these bosks
varying In vslse from 5as 10 Si0e. Nice Watches
Pitchers. Casiors, Setts. Chains, sc, &e are
drawn every day, and viii contiRus through the
holiday seasOn. J. HUTCH INS0N,
dec2o-2w Ne . First street, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
Rnr 1t i the practice. in burvinp

s1 1t is the practice, in burying the
dead from the Army Of the Potomac
hospitals, TO inclose valuable informa-
ton to friends in bottle and put it in
the coffin With the remains; in addition
to which, hesd-board is put at the
head of the grave containing the sacred
relics.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07

New YoRE, Jan. 6.-The Tribuae S
Washington special says 1t is stated on
high authority that the French Mission
was filled by the appointment of ]. C.
Fremont
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07

CIScINNATI, Jan, Noon - River
fallen foot inches, with now Is feet
inches in the channel Raining since
ten o'eloek last night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
Michigan d. s..s.n.tor.

DErRoIr, Jan. g. - Hon. Jacob NJ.
Howard has been reelected Senator for
six years from next March.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Wash;pgtop Ian < I

Washington, Jan. S.
The Secretary of War has gone to
Fortress Monroe, Hilton Head and Sa-
vannah to consult with Grant, Foster
and Sherman on important matters re-
latiug to the service. The supply and
exchange of prisoners, the organizing Of
colored troops, raising the blockade at
Savannah and opening it to free trade,
the seizure Of rebel property and pro-
ducts will be among the subjects of con-
] sideration -----
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
Pnre medicinal LIQUORS.

u1HE FOLLOWING PURE AND UEADUL-
L tsrated medicinal Liquors. consisting Of Port,
Madeira, CstzEba, eisret and Sherry Wines; Cog
nae, Peach, and Apple Brsudies; Bourbon, Ofa
Tines, Family, Rye, Old Dominion, Wheat and
Tonic Whskies; Old Tom, London Cordial,
and Holland Gins snd Jamaica Ram, jast resolved
and for sale at
scHLAEPTERts Drug Store,
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Evansville, Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
Fs0s ihs Es~ York Pest,
The head of the Year.

The Dead OF the lear.
he year just closing has witnessed
the deaths Of many persons distinguished
in the walks Of art, science, letters. and
all the learned professions. Hawthorne,
Morris, Lander, Schoolcroft, Mrs. Kirk
land and Catherine Sinclair, are lost TO
literature; SiIliman, Hitchcock and
Sturye 10 science; Hunt, Roberts aud
Husson to art MeyeFbeer to music Rob
son aud WAllaek 20 the stage; Arch
bishop Hughes, Thomas Starr King,
Potts, and the Winslows TO the church
Sedgewick, Wadssa Rice, Stevenson,
McPherson, Brine Ransom and Tot.
ten 10 The army; StoFer McCluney, w.
y Porter and Craven 10 the navy; Gid
dings, Lovejoy, Quincy, Hsnlseman,
% Brien, Tallmadge and Dayton 70
craftsmanship or diplomacy; Mudsill
Hammond, Clay, Marshall, T. Butler
King, Gist, Stuart. Polk and Morgan, TO
the rebels; the Kings Of the Sandwich
Islands, Bavaria and Wurtemburg, 10
the throne; Newcastle and Carlisle to
the English nobility, and Malakof to the
| French; Speke aad Gerard to the ranks
/ Of intrepid explorers and travellers
Hornblower and TAney to the bench
and William CARTS Noyes to the bar
Pere Enfantin, the head Of the St Simon
ians; is also numbered with the dead
and the names Of Ticknor, Vattemare
Seniar, McCulloch, Ampere, Grattan
Sealsfeld and Leech swell the list
Archbishop Hughes died in this eitl
on the Sd Of Iaauary, at the age o
sixty FIVE years; and close upon this an
nouncemsnt came the tidings Of thI
death Of Thackeray on the previou
Christmas eve. Mrs. Kirkland died il
this city in April; Hawthorn at Ply
mouth, New Hampshire, in May; Georg
p. Morris in July; Miss Sinclair in Al
gust; Walter Savage Landor in SEP
tsmber; McCulloch, the statistician, i
November; Mrs. Schoolcroft and Mrs
E. W. Farnham in December.
During the battles Of the Wilderness
in Grants march towards Richmond
the gallant Sedgwick, Wadsworth, Ric
and Stevenson fell; Mcpherson was xii
ed in battle at Atlanta in July; Brine
died of disease in Philadelphia in o.
tober; and Ransom at Rome, Georgii
, eleven days later. The rebel Bisho
General Leonidas Polk was killed
battle in Jane; ]. E B Stuart was kille
in the Wilderness 6ght in Virginia
, May; and John Morgan was shot in Tel
nsssee in September.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
Grey's Patent Moulded all
w Paper Collars.

IhAvs very large stock Of the above
Goods l am also prepared to make up
Clothing in the best possible manner, for
have got the best workmsn in my en-
ploy in the West, and warrant sll goods
made by me. And as my expenses are
not heavy, can and viii sell goods low
er than any other house in the city o
the same kind All ask is for those II
want of hne clothing to call and sei
what | have got. No trouble to shOu
goOds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07

Rebel Report of kilpatrlek'E katd.
Sherman's Army Moving into south
Carolina
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-The Richmond
papers of Wednesday contain the fol-
lowing official dispatches, received yes
terday BY the War Department.
CHARLEsTOS, Jan. >
The Federal raiders are reported to
have retired from the Mobile & Charles
ton Railroad They left many wounded
Gen'l Gibson is badly wounded. The
damage done the railroad can be repair
ed in about ten days.
G. T. BEAUREGARD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07

Fssssnden Elected U. ). senator.
AUGUSTA, ME., Jan 5.-Hon. W P
Fessenden was unanimously elected u
S Senator by both Houses
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
ii. ]. SCHLAEPFER
ReadI Read I Read !

LIVELY PERSON WISHING TO PURCHASE
T. nice pressni for the holidays viii do vsil BY
calling At schiAspfsrs Drug Storss corner Of Main
and Second Streets, and eKamins his large and
well selected stock consisting Of besutifu yarie-
~ Of Velvet, Wire, and Morocco Purses, Port
Mouaiss, and wallets. Also: A 8srgs varsity Of
Hair, Nail, Tooth, Shaving, and Cloth Brushes.
The latest styles Of HSndksr chief Extracts, Col
ognes, Pom&des, Hair Oils, Tooth Powders and
PAstss, Lilly white, Fancy Soaps, Toilet Stands
and Sets, PBn Boxss. and Persian SCENT sAehefts.
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
MaDtcAI
Crescent city Drug Store,

Dealers Ia Foreign and American Drugs, and
Chemicals, Paints. 6n., varnishs.. window
Glass, Psrfamsry, Fancy and Toilet Articles.
ooaI oil aud Bonzias BY the gallon or barrel.
Concentrated preparations and essential tine
turss on land and manufactured 70 order.
Domestic Dyes, WHOLESALE and Estaa.
Patent Medicines ofsB kinds.
Eelectlo Remedies and fail supply Of Msdioi-
nal Roots sud Herbs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
Net Assets. July l. 1884,
- ;. .4O1.93S 90 y!

= rHE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
&iNAs attor 4s wears Of severe trial, has re-
aitEed the gCSatest public advantages aud
success Of the various systems OF Fire Insu-
rance in the country Is now batter than
ever prepared for duty
lu,O0l Loss Claims have been settled and Maid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF ppIIARS
=. TIE CONSUMPTION OF PRop1RTY BY
FIRE, in the United States averages over
100000 daily. Is your property exposed
aud unprotected
2. ARE you INSUREBl II not, why not
The cost Is trihing, the duty is manifest
the result may be your escape from ruin
while delay and neglect may involve
you in bankruptcy, poverty, or cruel di
appointment.
e. PARTICULAR ATTENTION aud regard I
given 10 small risks Ssll large ones
Able and superior commercial advantage
afforded.
RS- Iusurance solicited and Policies issued b,
j. W. NEXSEN, Agent,
iA29 Marble Hall BuildinS, No. 3. Main st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
WOOL.

C6EIYFTR, KfNBoTH : co PAY TEE
y Aixhsas 1arkst pr1ss fsr wsel ~ tAs seeFs Of
1. KfHrc<h. sa Vias strsst, sss~ssA WasAz Eud
ftrR ssresta dscs-a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
BOOKS.
Metropolitan
GIFT BOOK STORE.
Exhibition for the Holidays.
BOOKS

DUY YOUR HOLIDAY BOOKS WHERE roU
ID can get gift and have the best selection.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07

The Committee on the Conduct of the
War, who went North to make examina-
ton of the iron.clads building in the
navy yards, have completed their labors.
Their report makes out a loss of sl5, 900
to the Government by the construction
OF the same.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
.Ss38,0OO 90
Cash Assets

Cash Assets s............$836,0 600 90
%. KELLOGG Pres. W. y. CLARK, seot'y.
fs yhs epsitnbis adjasshaem, altd prompt Cash
10 o,ses, he PHfENTX saas prs-eIaineafiy al
hs head Of w profession; toha Rs ertensiss praet-
stla aud rc class 5stiass sVafsm ~ local agencies
erosci by oHg similar eorpoTatOrs u fhs eorld
taauraucias solicitsd gud policies Issued and re-
rrtfsl lu this leading 90. pOratsn at LAir rates by
JJW.EBXSEHt Resident A goat
Office, marble Hall Building Main street.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-03-18
Quarters Generaux'
Bureau de PEnrolenr Paroisse st. Landry. }
OPELoUsAS Is Mars 1865. {

Ordres Speciaux No
II Les Economies exempts, les cuItvateurs
IL detailIes, &c. sont requis, pour la derniere
tos, de faire eurs rapports de produits ct autres
fournis au Commencement, aux families de soldats
&c. I'm delai prolonge davantage, ou une ne
giigence de Sc conformer ce devoir, entrainera
une prompte revocation de leur detail ct de leur
exemption, une forfeiture de leur obligation ct lis
seront immediatement assignes au service.
II Commencement au Paragraphe des Or
dres Generaux No l des Quarters Generaux du
Bureau de Conscription. tous les citoysns qui ont
en- leur possession des armes du Commencement
teles cue des carabines d'En6eld, de Maynard
OIL de Sharps, mousquets &c. les delivreront i'm
medatement notre Bureau, pour stre envoyees
au Quartier-maitre lie plus voisin, l'efet d'etre
appliguees pusage du Gouvernement Aussi,
tous ceux qui ont des chevaux du Commencement
ct des mulets des Etats Confederes, ou toute au-
tire prophets abandonnee par larmee des Etats.
Unis.
III. Commencement aux Ordres Generaux No.
26 des Quarters Generaux du Bureau de Cons
crption, les cultvateurs ct fermiers rapporteront
immediatement le nombre de bales de cotton
vendues aux agents du Commencement, gu aux
personnes gui Sc sont donnees pour tells. avec lie
nom des personnes ct la disposition qu'elles de-
vaient faire de ce cotton.
~. LUIS ieS SoludtS Y III Sc trOuVent eG congo
dams eette Paroisse Sc rapporteront sans delai a
notre bureau, atm que leurs papiers soieut exa-
mines ct approuyes.
V. Les planteurs ct les proprietaires don't les
esclaves ont deserte e service public les ramene-
ront immediatement a ce bureau, pour les en-
voyer Oh de droit.
Des recherches diligentes ont etc Institutes
pour decouvrir les personnes qui ont recee des
esclaves deserteurs, ct lorsque des preuves con-
cluantes sont presentees a ce bureau, ces per-
sonnes seront envoyees SOUS bonne garde aux
Quarters Generaux de District
VI. Des informations ont etc presentees ce
bureau que nombre de p'anteurs ct de proprle-
taires desclaves ont neglige de fournir leur con-
tingent d'esclaves. en- vertu de l'Acte de Cons
cription.
Les detachements du Corps de Reserve en- ser
vice actif tacheront de decouvrr les noms de ces
delinquants. les ansterout ct les conduiront ce
bureau pour en- disposer comme de droit
JNO M. TAYLOR,
Officer Enr0leur, Paroisse St. Landry.
Opelousas, Is Mars, 1865. 42-2t
The Opelousas courier., 1865-03-18
Avis detection.

~ONFORMEMENT a la Proclams-
~ tion de Son Excellence HENRY W.
ALLEN, Gouverneur de rEtat de Ia Loui.
siane, sous la date du 2 Janvier 1865. uDe
Election sera tenue dams les divers lieux
d election de la Paroisse St, Landry,
lie Ter. Lundi d'Avril 1865,
ETANT LIE 3 DU MEME MOIs,
entire neuf heures du matin ct quatre heu.
res de rapres.m midi, sous la surveillance des
Commissaires d Election dament NOMINEES
a Get effet, conformement 10 loi, dams 10
but d'elire UN JUICE POUR lie HUI
TIEME DISTRICT JUDICIAIRE COM
pose des Paroisses St. Landrp, Calcasieu.
Lafayette ct Vermillon.
Cette election sera conduite tout egard
conformement aux formes prescrites par Ia
Constitution ct les lois y relatives, ct les
retours seront fats mon bureau, confor-
mement Ia loi.
Les Commissaires d'Electioa auropt Ia
bonte de s'enquerir a chacun des precincts
s'ils sont pourvus des boites necessaires, ct
dams lie cas- contraire, lis voudront bien me
le faire savoir atm que je leur en- procure
immediatement.
Donne sous ma signature ct le sceau
de mon Bureau, en- la Vile dope
lousas, Paroisse St. Landry, ce Is
Fevrier A. D. 1865.
JAMES G. HAYES,
Sheriff
The Opelousas courier., 1865-03-18

Ei'EmmiHS, de Richmond, eonsidare que IL
bnsu puur la Confederation touche sa flu ct
kksrmees unionistes ont fait tout ce qu'elles
krsiest hire dn mai. Ce journal dit:
assa avons aussi l'espoir ct la perspective
tae bonne administration militaire, ct nous
kgms que louverture de Ia campagne trouvera
5nndleurs gsneraux, Lee, Johnston ct Beaure.
za, 10 position. CONNIE en- mai dernier. de rem
5rssVise q lrur pays. lis trouveront lie pays dams
ztgsition infnini-nt meilleure pour Ia defense
hHyaun an. Avec ga base sur la mer Sherman
tbaucoup moins formidable quill ne l'esait
ten base Chattanooga ct Nashville"
The Opelousas courier., 1865-03-18
QUARTERS GENERAUX
Department du Trans -Mississippi, I
Shre1zannrt [ ne l2 Eaurier 1853

Department du Trans Mississippi,
Shreveport, Line. l3 Fevrier 1865.
ORDRES GENERAUX No. 10.
II L'ordre suivant est public pour l'informa.
Il ton du Departement:
Bureau de lAdjudant ct de
IInspecteur General,
Richmond 8 Octobre 1864.
ORDRE GENERAL No. II.
u 'ORDRE suivant remplacera les Ordres &c.
-HA neraux No. II, serie presente, qui sont par
le present revoques.
I. Tous les details dui ont etc accordes de-
want, sous rautorite du Minstere de la Gu, cse
aux personnes entire Is ct As ans, sont par les
presentes revoques, ct tous ceux ainsi detailles.
ansi que tous les hommes entire ces deux ages
qui ont des conges ou des exemptions temporal
res par raison dapplications pendantes pour de-
tail, seront promptement assemblies aux camps
dinstruction, ct assignes convenablement au ser
vice de rarmee a rexception des hommes actu-
element employees all service du Commencement
CONNIE artisans, ouvrers ou des personnes ver-
sees dams un art quelconque (ainsi que celles qu
sont maintenant eugagees dams la fabrication, la
collection ct l'expediton de fournitures indispen-
sabes rarmee ct la marine) seront continues
dams leurs empois respectifs jusqu'a ce que leurs
details soient revises.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-03-18

AVIS
E soussigne ayant etc detaille par lie Gou-
- vernement CONNIE charron, avert le public
quill ne pourra plus, dol enavant, travaller ere.
dit aux pix modiques auxquels il est take, ct que
par consequent on ne pourra sc formaliser sill
refuse de livrer son Outrage ayant den avoir etc
pave, regle don't il ne Sc departira plus.
Ii continuera s'efforcer de satisfaire lie public
sans Sc laisser inauencer par les menaces de per-
sonnes qui ne eonnaissent nj sa position Iii son
devoir.
p GOSSELIN.
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