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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

RExovAL.-Mr. Speyes has removed his Store
TO s. & NJ B-ckers' old stand, on the west side
OF Aichigm stses, md il in receipt II q splendid
new stock OF Spring and Summer Goods.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

Low PaIcE SToRs--This popular institution,
Rice L Bro. proprietors, is now being filed up
with new stock of Spring and Summer Goods.
It's customers always fare well, and seem entirely
satisfied that they cannot do better elsewhere in
the way of bargains, which is an indspusable fact
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

MARnED-At the residence Of the brides moth
er in Walkerton. on ~ nday evening, May Is,
1855, by Rev. J. C. Mahin. Mr.. Moses B. MAT
TIseLr and Miss ISABELLA c. McC,oer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

Piano FoR SALE--i first class Piano for sale
Ell reasonable terms. A credit Of six months will
be given on portion of the amount Enquire at
this office If
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

SEWING MAcHyEs.-Persons wishing to pur-
chase Sewing Machines, either for manufacturing
family usc will find it to their interest to call
ut this Office. If
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

DENTISTRY DIR. A. o. BOrton will be at Bour-
bon next Monday, and the 81 Monday of every
month thereafter. Rooms at Dr. Inns office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

Having sold ont entirely il necessary to settle
my accounts without delay by otherwise Those
knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned nj "a
cost by settling the without delay Time precious
March %, 1855. NJ WOODROW AGENT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
BOURBON ITEMS.
BY +. ]. BECK.

Owing to the absence of the editor Of this depart
ment during the past week he has been unable to
attend 10 his duties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayn

On and aer Dec Is 1854, Trains will leave Stations
daily, Sundays excepted, as follows:
Ira ms Going West.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
LNARM FOR SALE.

wish TO sell my farm laying ~ miles southeast Of
Plymouth containing soacres, all under good fence with
so cleared and in good state Of cultivation There
are on il lTj Apple Trees of which bore last
Good hewed log buildings well Of water &c The
above mentioned farm is sugar tree and walnut land.
March 9, lSG5-nl9m3pd L. b. BOGGS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
E0T LINN. M2Da6l eglsh
Physicians n Surgeon.

HavA the idea of emigratinc to the West
this Spring would continue to offer his
ces to the citizens OF Bourbon and vicntys Srce;,
tention paid to Diseases Of Women and Children -
April s-23mspd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

plymouth April %, 1865. Clerk of the Board.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

( sd 5s 1aadao iqsd shniI ~ rsonl
win be pleased to have NY stcrf and Prices closely ex.
amined. Very RespectfnIly
j. sPEYER
Plymouth, No,'r II, lsei-n5tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

which is to be appointed to revise the reve
laws, from whose labors anticipate the best
suits.
The necessities Of the Government will giyoI
our manufacturing interests all the protection
will require to shield them from destructive foJ
competition; and before the close of the pr
Administration / confidently expect to ee
interests more prosperous than they ever
been. What recommendations l shall make Z
Congress upon the Tariff question l am not nc
prepared to say. / expect to be able to ence
tn. bill that shall be prepared by the commiss
and shall be disappointed if this bill does NJ
monte our foreign and internal duties, and
duce revenue which shall be sufficient
the interest on the public debt, and grad n
duce the principal, without being Cypress ~ 10 I
people. ~
In conclusion, permit me to say thatZs
cause for encouragement in the presenter re
pective condition of the country. Our M or
debt is large, but our national resources art u
cient to carry it without embarrassment. ri
ii would be foolish to call it national blesSu6Y
may be so managed as not to be nat 5nsI
ty; and in the worst view that can b. taLen
it is small matter IN comparison Mn the u 4
mable value of the Union, in the ,maiutena, o.
which it has been created. III
am, very truly, yours,
vi McCuLLocHl
Henry C., Carey ESQ., Pl ila .6E,bia Pa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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RICHMOND WIG, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1866

MIR HUsTEs, of Virginia In bis late capd de-
VI fning his position, int;m .ted that he was il
favor prosecuting the war a'long as there was any
"hope of success" he must be convinced by this
time that the success" to which he referred will only
be chopped for" by those whose minds cannot be
penetrated by the logicof facts; and, we do not
cass him in this category, we are prepared to hear
any day that he has proclaimed further resistance to
the National authority to be as hopeless as an at
.emptto resuscitate the Roman Empire.
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DFEHF

fXE'dIE EVER may De the fate of the "Constitu-
say azssEsl amendment" 1t Ia as certain as sun
,k5esStI8sry In Virginia Is dead. This fate was
,4zrsan,Er it when the advocates of Southern
sSaH iniie Tsrrt ories" were loudly clamoring for
IN. Z kSsf TO em,grate to Kansas and Nebraska
ss6StyissEsroes. But they were deaf to. the voice
- Hssss saa fortunately, or unfortunately, they
:sf2I5szzzs enough to make large portion of the
EuasaEa9 Virginia as insensible to the dictates OF
sxEsaasS fRemselves.
uSsEyEz1hsoread the fable of the dog whc cross-
lssRRssK2 with a, bone In his mouth, and perceIv-
gas sSs1AziDw In the water, dropped the real bone
.fsx4TNgas reflected one, and so lost all. In like
,x1sss, Ia people OF Virginia, In sustaining the
eAvEr 81 politicians for the r'ghtto extend slavery
Sp4lz Territories sacrificed their right to hold
rsS1E sIEn the limits Of Virginia. They sowed
ssSsv7sEf ziare now reaping the whirlwind.
syssEzis of the people of this State have been
zvgSs, L. rs institution of slavery In the abstract
Tyr iz.ga-agarded 1t as sort Of necessary evil,
..,.gEs.g . p "ChristIanizlng and humanizng" rela'
,ezSAEy SssEssn the white and black races, which it
EsgEs teSSPolitc for both to have interfered with
'4vaRzszIz-E see and know that It has been an In
lns-gV71 ths welfare CT Virginia, that 1t has i'm
-7lsasEtan Siats In the march of civilization, and
Ss sas ken tie cSuss OF an 'rrepres sible con-
sEn' ,hearsm sections of our common country
xiii. ssy SER mutual bsns6t, should have beer
aEs 1Fsfs IN the bonds of friendship.
arsErass sasons the rejecting portion of the peo'
4ssrEFT7i..szE, and especially those who retained
fs1f-ssz S,zsent for the Union have long since re
,svvsEs sEIznselvos to that eradication of slavery
ssrrp tsF sx.s, which, under a1y circumstances
,.u.z.,sSa rsssaable, sooner or later.
yrs,srFErE,, dow to the institution" In Virgins
yg.x.g,s,u nd The negroes of Richmond are as FIRE
7,1xs,ssu Eaancipatlon can make them. The re
,xst,,ys 9srn anticipated. 1t may tempoFa rily al
ssRo S,,su vho have been heretofore depend EN- upO
IN. rSsn q, hire of negro slaves for their owl
.-z,..rz.. but no one else will BIS grie ved at II
s1ss~s4u Isgsfers that Virginia should forever re
.ssSsa ,rsrroz,essive, and that her vast resource
.5srsEEs. rslsiaae almost undeveloped. Slavery
zsasnzassis people will ere long, Ii not now ga
J&RAR2
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

FE6EgRE has been made by Captain George F.
s-F2EzEUas commanding the United States gun
lls1GE. As;ssvanna, lately at Brazos Santiago, Of
i5srzs-al'st Mejia, commanding at Matamoros,
ssVrStrs4s TO the circu instances attending the al
igpd E1aBion of Mr.. Atehson, United States
.shaakl ~ Natamoros, Of which lately much has
la1sa ss& General Nejia replies that Mr.. AtchiSon
yIsza1zs5E1elled that not having the exequdtuT in
sd6eHExGKir necessary, she Judged it prudent to
1srzsyrzr NE duties Of his office, and of his own
'sEsazzal9tsrdfor passport, that he might return
'ash, IN ETted States" As for citizens Of the
II Fss. SASass-in> Mexico, General Mejia assures
5A1rEs EkzRons that they will enjoy the same con-
.grAeaasI which is extended to the subjects Of
aseis7-rgiiU1p, and that the withdrawal Of Mr.. At
zr5ezze7R rot affect their rights or privileges in
.rDEH8F,J
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MNRA SMITH, Proprietor.
TERMS

r-zend~p5 the Wing is FIVE CENTS per copy. am
ssSSAaztS and Boys will be charged - OO per lVV
aE9Sa,suts will be charged at the rate OF 70 cents
s.nznSzze 1t lines
iyaarrzaLSertisenents upon contract.
L3aEAs instructed that they SHALL RECEIVE 'ne
gU4skv<xsaSW l. s, A G. COLE z. H. K. and l. X.
sT1v,ur,ur.el the Wing from the purchasers on tne
sISsS Anb hey will be received nom the boys AZ the
,uGRxsnssSe cents, IN payment of their purchases
MGR xsETTS is all the boys are allowed 70 charge i0f
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ENGLAND GETTING SHAKY-The gloriication J
Davis has given way in the British Parliament tnapI
tensions of n war with the United States. II hernia.
tvs Cabinet would avoid the danger of such a ppt
thew cannot too soon declare the revocation Of lie
ligerent rights" which were so hastily conceded J
Davis at the beginning Of this struggle, ana-UA
remain unrecaed. Lord Pamerston was appI
happy in the opportunity Of this quasi recod
a Southern Conlederacy that lie could not va
val OF President Lincoln's representative. Mt
That was the first and most Grieyous OF all th'
of England towards the United States in referen
domestic struggle OF ours. That offence calls
atonement and we are quite sure that II will
advantage Of the offending party TO make at
without further loss of time.-N. \. Herald.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10

The Oldest citizen Of New Haven, Conn. reee'
a. the age of % years. The Oldest man now liy
Is the venerable Rev. jeremiah Day, EN-Presideii
Haven Journal publishes LIST of 81 other rerso
there. all males, who are eighty Yeas Of age
ward.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10
The Finances.

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS ON FL
NANCIAL AFFAIRS-LETTER FROM SEC
RETARY MCULLOCH-THE NATIONAL
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

I accordance with the Proclamation of his Ex
Il c-lleney Henry w. Allen. Governor nf ti..
State of Louisiana, dated I'd January. 1866. ali
Election will be held in the Parish OF St. Ian
dry at the several Precincts. on tile
First Monday of April, 1865.
BEING THE 81 DAY OF SAID MONTH.
between the hours If 0 A. NJ and d P. NJ, uH-
der the sEptrintcndrne- uf the commissioners
duly appointed according to Law. in order to
elect one Judge for the Sih Judicial District.
composed Of the Parishes of Ca.cssieu, 81. Ian,
dry. Lafayette and Vrrnfiilnn s.4g
Said election to be conducted in all respect
according to the Provision OF the Constitution
and Laws in snell cases made aud provided. and
returns made at my office according to Law
Commissioners Of election will please inquire
at every one of their polls if there is one Bal.u:
Box, il not, notify SO that I may provide for sem
r. 81.
Given under my hand and seal at my office in
the town of Opelousas. Parish of St. Landry,
this 25th day Of February, 1865.
JAMES G. HAYES,
Opelousas. February 25. 1860 ="
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9t HEAD QUARTERS,
Trans-Mississiopi Department

e~~.se~A~~NS'
Shreveport La, Feb l3, 1865. (
GENERAL ORDERS No. 10. .a
The following order is published for The
Il. information Of the Department:
ADJUTANT AND IssP'H. GEN Is. OFFICE, I
Richmond. October 8, 1864. !
GENERAL ORDERS No. H.
The following will suprrstde General Orders
No. n. present series, whicl, are hereby revoked
I. All details heretofore granted, under AL
thorily of the War Department, to persons be-
tween th' ages of ls and 45 Years. are hereby re.
voked; and ali such detained men. together with
those within the said ages. who hold tur'onglls or
temporary exemptions hv reason Of pending ap-
plications for detail, will bt, promptly assembled
at the camps of instruction, and appropriately
assigned among tine armies fol service except
that men detailed and now actually employed in
the service OF the Government as artisans me-
chanics or paEsuns of scientific skill (aud those
d'tailrd and now engaged in the manufacture,
collection and forwarding of Indispensable sup
plies for the army and navy. will be continued
i'll their respective empoyments until their re.
speciive details are revised
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NOTICE,

nR PLOUGH. Dentist, formerly from New
NJ Orleans, respectfully informs the public
that he continues the practice. Of his profession
with the latest improvements in the Dental Art
Artifi,ia! teeth supplied from single tooth to
complete sets. Al operations on fi.e teeth will hf.
pnnctuaily attended to, with care, durability and
dispatch. Painless extraction of the teeth
Teeth extracted under the influence of Chloro-
form If desired
g-Dr. Plough viii be in Opelousas in a
couple of weeks
Washington, La, Marel, 90, 1858.
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NOTICE.

A LICE j. McCRORY. Gf the Parish of St.
"A Landry, having applied by petition to be
appointed Administra rix of the Estate of Hem
d=rson Montgomery, her deceased husband,
late of the aforesaid Parish; IA
Now. therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment will file tI,e same
in writing. at my office, in the town of Opelou.
sas. within ten days from the date Of th. prese,
notice. A. GARRIGUES,
Clsrk of The District Court
Opelousas, March 25, lae5-43
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| AdJHtanb ana inspector Oent,raL
III. In accordance with the above order, all de-
tails Of men who do not hold certificates ot Met;-
| cal Boards showing l,nfitnrss tot service in the
! field are revoked, with the following exceptions:
! Men detailed from Department. Headquarters, Oh,
| the ground OF justice, equity and III cessity
where that ground still exists and is stated in t.
order of detail; clerks who a,e rxrerfs and whose
services are indspensably necessary, not EXCEED
ing one for each officer. except in the Burcaux at
Marshall. Texas, and those in the service. of In.
Post Office, Treasury and Aljutant Generals
Department. men deal',i in the fed service il,
wt.i.h CLASS Is embraced tho eronstality Engaged
IN collecting cattle. horses aid mni.es, and i'll
hauling Indispensable supplies from, one pos, 70
;:llotlIrr; artisans mechanics aud yersulls ot Scrr
tic skill. III the service of the governments cor-
tractors with the government w,pSr personal ser
vices are certified hy the Chirt of t, D"palr.1r.it
with whom they have contracted. to Ge indis-
pe.sable to the execution ni their contract, aud
whose individual att'.'ti"n is gwen thereto.
III. Officers are not permitted to relieve men
regularly detailed TO them When they isl, d.
tai;s revoked, application mus. be regularly mad.
stating the reasons.
lV. Men whose details are revoked for mis-
conduct or neglect OF duty. will no; be again
subject to detail during the remainder o. then
term of service
he las a certificate of a MtGtra. Board, NJ is
recommended t,y the officer with whom Re is
serving, for extraordinary skill and attention to
duty
vi Abla.bodied agr;cnItnralists who are d,
tailed from Department H.adqu,rt-rs and wh,s,
details are hereby revoked. viii b. allowed unit:
the lst of May. 1915, to refw til il applications
If they are not Re detailed by that darr, enrolling
officers viii send them to their commands - It'll
out delay.
VII. Men dstailed as mechanics artisans or
persons of skill other than those in The service. !
"t the government, vii! be allowed until the Ist
of May, 1856 TO have their details renewed Ifl
not Renewed hy that time, they will be sent to
thei commands.
VIII. Leaves of absence and f',rlougls grant |
ID by Brig. Gen H. r. Hays, P. A. e 5, for
thirty days. will be respected,
BY command of Gen j.. KIRBY SMITH. |
$. 5. ANDERSON. Asst. Adjt Gen.
March IL, lS65-jl-4t
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NOTICE.

NTALEETIN SAvoIE. of the Parish of St.
Landry. having applied by petisinn to he
appointed Administrator OF the Estate of Thomas
IL. Maggie, deceased. late of the aforesaid Parish;
Now. therefore. any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment will fe the same
IN writing at my Ufcr. in the tnwn of Ovelo,,sas
within ten days from the date of the present no
tice. A GARRIGUES.
Ciers Of the District Cour:
Opslonsae. March 25. 1~T5--t
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Splendid Household Furniture
AT LOTTERY.
SEVEN "a PRIZES VIZ.


LIST Prize.A magnificent Side Board.-A Hat
Stand An Armnir with glass doors
I'd Piize.-A Psyche (french mirror), with gilt
ornaments for windows
Sd P'ize-A magnificent french carpet (for
a parlor), and other carpets.
4th ize.-Splehdid set of China.ware.
9th Prize "A marble Centre Table and four
mahogany chairs.
9th Prize -Four beautiful Tableaux.
9TH Prize.-A Punch Bowl
The whole valued at six hundred and fifty
dollars.
325 tickets at 90 per ticket Gin specie), or the
equivalent i'll Confederate or State notes
The sum of one hundred dollars in specie will
be given for distribution among the INDECENT
families of the town of Opelousas
The lottery will be drawn by two ladies, as
soon as the tickets are placed and paid.
GT These articles may be seen at the store
of Mr.. Theodore Chachere, at Opelousas, where
the list will be found
Opelousas, March 25, 1865. 43
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An interview with Davis-Tb Raleigh
Confeder0te Of January 28tlt. says: We had the
pleasure of A conversation few days since with
very intelligent gentleman just arrived from
Richmend, where he has opportunities for ascer-
taiping. with trustworthy accuracy, the condition
ot affairs.
Our informant had an interview with the
President. among other things, lie said, with deep
feelings. and left his presence, after most kind
ccHrteous and agreeable reception, deeply i'm
pressed with the conviction that he is whole
snnled. earnest, devoted, unselfsh patriot, whose
life. and heart and mind are yielded up to the
cause. This gentleman, after an association
among the very leaders in Richmond, is satisfied
that important events are about to transpirs of
The most encouraging character; that .Lincolns
uovernment and people, know that our subinea.
tinn is impossible. but says he and they are la
bnlng. might and main, to throw their whole
strength upon MS in the next few weeks Against
this end preparations are being made.
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f.. C...L.'. No. l9, F.. A.. M.

NJ A regular communication of this Lodge
-<afA will be held Wednesday, the 5th April
at 3 o'clock P. NJ All transient brothers in
good standing are invited to attend.
By order OF the w. NJ.
FRED. II. BUCK, Secretary
Opelousas April /, 1865.
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Office Naval paymaster,
Shreveport. Feb. 20. 1865.

EtD. 1000.
A REWARD Of Five Hundred Dollars viii
N be given for the apprehension and eonGne
| ment in any Jail in the Trans Mississippi Depart.
ment, of the ftSlowing named deserters fiom the
c. S. steamer Missouri: " -
A. E. Gwedon, age Is. brown eyes, auburn
hair, fair complexion, height 81 feet; born in
France.
William Brown. age 10. blue eyes. light ha;r.
light complexion, height 5 feet inches; born al
Galveston.
William West. age o. black eyes, black hair.
dark complexion, height feet Z inches; born in
Louisiana.
j. Il. Traylor, age Is, blue eyes, ligl. hair,
fair complexion; born in Alabama. 4
William Jones. age 81, blue eyes, light hair.
fair complexion, heigh: S feet 6 inches; born in
Louisiana.
One hundred dollars reward will be paid tor
the apprehension of either of the above men.
and if confined in any Jail in the country, all
prison sharges will be paid iwnen presented 10
the undersgned), until such time as the prison
ers may be claimed BY the Co:nmaniant Of this
station. e
These men were recently transferred from The
army at Galveston, aud are probably returning
to That place.
Enrolling officers Of the army, and Others. are
requested fo use every exeriion 70 apprehend the
above dessrters By ORDER
j II. CARTER, Lient. Comd. . 6. s. N
VIM. A HEARNE, Asst. Paymaster C. S. N.
March III, le65.-41-3f
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NOTICE
To Confederate TaX-Payers!


c. s. Tax Acts of February 18th and June 10Th
and l4th, 1864, under Section Ia of Assess.
ment Act
District No. ! Of 81, Landry. Ia, comprising
the lsi, 2a, Sd and 4th Police Jury WasAs. :
DISTRICT CnLLEcToR's OFFICE. ,
Opelouss.s. La. March IL, 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Assess
IN ment Lists for tue year 1854 returned TO
this office by the Assessors, will remain open for
examination by Tax payers during the nears
fifteen days. and that all appeals lllpreflsn
must be in uratiag, and must set forth, distinct.
lys the ground of complaint
Notice is also given to those whose valuation
of property is 100 low. to come forward and show
ca;lse why said valuation should not he Increased
SO as to bear just latIon or proportion to Other
valuations in this District
Office. on Main street. Opelonsas. Ho,,rs.
from Z a. NJ to 6 p. NJ. daily, except Suraays.
THEO. G LI1PEi Il.
District Collector
n. B The Parish Of St Landry has beer ii
vided into two collection Districts by the STATE
Collector. district No. comprises the 1st. Cd.
Sd and 4th Police Jury Nards-T Thro. C LttplI.
Collector, and District No q The 5t., aud 9th
Police Jury Wards Valentine C. CLARK, Col
lector March 18. 1866 5-~42-3t.
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= EYF The Police Jury will meet in extraordinary
session, ON the 10th inst.
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" Preparations for another Naval Expe-
,siition from Richmond.--A James river letter
In the New York Herald of the Sd saws:
Semnnes. since his appointment as Rear Ad-
miral. has been busily engaged, in conjunction
with Lee, In organizing another descent upon
ns. II appears shat they have determined to
strike one more blow on the river and then
abandon the fleet. sending the commissioned
oficers west OF the Mississippi and transferring
the warrant officers and men to the army That
this blow win be a desperate one there can he
no donbt Whatever they seek to accomplish,
it's at least certain that they will have no hesi-
tancy in sacrificing every cne of their vessels to
carry il through ~
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-04-01

1.-THE District Court will open in our Town
on Monday, the 24th Anrll inst.