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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19
SOUTHERN
ID H u q M AR T!
To the Ladies only.
NIPGEN & REAKIRT,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
No 9Ip MON C+-o,r Nr.--.Ls

THIS firm have just received. and arc selling
A. w7Iesac and retail eastern prices the following ara
class articles. many are Of their own Importation:
Inbin's Handkerchief Extracts: Sacicte TIr-far7rs
l0ma1es Hair 'ilis. Lubius Pumades and Fiariin-.
Ster inss Ambrnsis NJ Aliens ZvlobaIsau FG-eE
Hair kestoreT Barrys Treopherous; yons Eathairon
Nipgen Reakirt's Prepared Cold Pressed East
nHra Castor GlT.
most delightful aud valuable dressing for bu hair and
an indispensable article for be- Toilet
J7hauu Autrn FGriun Cologne Huruetts Cologne T,-7
COLOGNE. Npsen Reakirts Cologne the aunre W non
Henry aud lleG11rson.s Pearl Drops Magnolia Balm;
De Ia l0ars White Water Lilly Balm. Eurratt'E al
list5ni Lemon and Vinegar Rauro: Theatre and Nevs-
zee .a6.e x age Rose Leaf Violet Powder Hszu.r
h.y hitef Pgts and Puf Boxes Jewshury and Bron.g
lHth POWDER harms Charcoal Paste Harin DIantiu Ba
'ns eganrorE 10th PHEda-. Aromatic C1rhauers Toilet
Sets Hand Mirrors Tooth B-gsh-s; Hair R-uzhez NaI
bpishoss Ivory Fine C,.nos R1hber and % 1rn gIdu-
gn1s Lu,ins Toilet Soaps Socicte ysioRique Soaps
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

The Mobile Tribune says, scarcely boat
arrives from New Orleans that does not
bring one or more professional bIackleus to
swell the already large swarm that infest
our city The uninitiated would open their
eyes with surprise to know the number of
bells that are located on ROYAL street and
vicinity, the business houses Of those zen
teely dressed loufers that one meets so fire..
quently on the principal thoruu arrs Of
the city. The law provides q penalty for
the keeping Of establishments Of this kind.
but It seems to have become a dead letter.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19
BaZin's Soaps,

SEABHoOK-S CELEBRATED BALSAM OF TOLy.
Superior TO all others. constantly hand
Our line Of Psrfumery Soaps Toilet Articles and Fancy
articles are second TO none cut Of New York City
We have purchased since the decline in Gold!
And pledge Ourselves not to be undesOd by any house
REMEMBER THE lLACE,
WasEon'E old stand, 3l5 Main Street,
MEMPHIS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

The Galveston, Texas, Nelrs furnishes the
following account of the disastrous effects Of
the terrible storm Of wind on the I3lh ult
in the town and most of the county of
Orange
1t tore nearly all the timber of the county
to pieces, utterly destroying the III lst, upon
which much reliance was placed throwing
down or iniuring nearly every dwelling
house, barn, crib and ,rili in the county. al
most totally demolishin- the town, besides
destroying fencing of every description. and
killing and manning many of the people
The roads are said 10 be completely backed
up, so that there can be but lIttl- passing of
wagons for "a considerable time. One young
lady was killed in the tJwa of Orange, and
several others were so bad muugIud that
they were not expected to live. Persons
were carried awuy-Some over a distance Of
several hundred yards-;lnd dashed 10 pieces
by the violence of the storm. a child was
blown out Of its mother grasp, carried tn
some distance, and dropped in a marsh,
where it drowned . he next day the mother
came into the town of Orange from her res
idence, some five OF six miles DISTANT cs.rrv-
ing the corps of her child in her arms She
also was badly injured Many similar mel
dents are given wI,h more or less cieurncss.
From all accounts It must have been one of
the most terrific storms Of wind ever known
in the country
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

Il Big ThiHg.-ln announcing the re-
turn of sir Nor on Pet0 AMI party from their
tour. the Herald says " Among the graft
flying results of their visit % be the laying
of a double track on the Erie Rail DAD, from
this city TO its junction with the Atlantic
and Great Western Road. ut salamanca.
Tn. shortening of the distance on the Erie
Road Is about seventy miles The building
Of q railroad bridge acrnss the Niagara near
Buffalo a structure that viii cost some five
millions of dollars. aud the ex rnsiUn Of the
branches Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Road from all the principa points where the
main track Is laid These enterprises will in
v"lve the expend 5ture Of perhaps $IOJ,OUo,-
900, without taking into consideration the
real design of the European Capitalists, viz .
the shOrtenin" of a route tn the East Indies
by a grand railway across the American con.
tinent
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

" Proceed lrith TIM Elephant In COlum-
bia County resides an old fellow renowned
for his bclligercnt disposition. who is gencr-
allv known as Friend Shavcy Born and
bred a Quaker, he was lunS since read out Of
meeting on account of his gUaTrelsUmc pro-
p.nzities but he still pcrtinHc .uu-Iy ciings 70
the plain clothes AMI plain language Of his
early DAYS. possibly rs 81 T lection against
the wrath which he Is continually provoking
By his over-bearing AMI irritating demeanor.
lie has ALWAYS the crUsseSt dOr in the neigh
bOrhOOd. the most troub e~Ume, hrcechv
steers, &c, and is continually in hot water
with some Of his neighhOrS IN consequence
of the deprsdations committed 10y his uuruIy
live stock few weeks since Van AN
burgh $ Nena-erie, travelling through Col
umbia, was Obliged % cross his residence a
little before daylight, Mas . the keeper of
the elephant Tippoo Saih, us he was passing
over the road with his elephant discovered
this pseudo Quaker seated upon "a fence upon
the roadside, watching "a bull which he had
turned out upon the road, and which was
paving, believing. and throwing up n tremen-
dOus dust generally. In fact, from the fury
OF the animals demonstrations, one would
readily have taken him for one of the inden-
teal breed thaJ burted the locomotive of the
bridse
50 Take that bull out of the way, shout
ed Nash As he approached
" Proceed with thy elephant, was the reply.
" If YOU don't take that bull away he will
gethurt, continued Nash approaching, while
the bull red"ubIed his be;Iigerent demonStra-
tons.
Don't trouble myself about the bull but
proceed with thy elephant rctorted Friend
Shuvey. rubbing his hands with delight at
the prospect of an approaching scrimmage,
the old fellow having great confidence in the
invincihiiity of his bull, which was really
the terror of the whole country around
Tibp0o Saib came along with his uncouth,
stumbling gait, the bull lowered his head
and made "a charge directly upon the ele-
phant Old Tippoo without even pausing in
his march, gave his COW catcher n sweep,
catching the bull on the side crushing in his
T lbs with his enormous tusks ami then raised
him about thirty feet in the air. the buI
striking upon his head as he came down,
breaking his neck and killing him instantly.
&c / IN afraid your bull has bent his neck
a little, shouted Nash, us he passed on.
Bent the devil cried old Shayey, with
troubled look mt his defuuct bull, thy ele-
phant Is too hefty for my beast, but thee viii
not make so much out of the operation rs
thee supposes. ] was going to take my tam
lily "a thy show but Il see thee and thy show
JIowed to b.azes before 20 one step, aud
now be d--d.-Please the '' lease
being added as Shuvey took "a second look ut
the proportions OF the staIwart elephant
keeper
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19


NvtiOutae He1t far Farmers The cheap
east meat for farmers Is mutton. It may
safely be said IL costs nothing The wool
that is annually sheared from tn body of
every sheep, richly pays for its keeping
I'm this elm lte IT costs less tu keep sheep than
at the North, on account of the ~hUrtnesS Of
our winters Then there Is the incrcase-un
item of great Importance The increase Is
So much clear profit From the increase the
farmer can yet all his meat for the year If he
likes. Or he may save the lambs and take
some Of the older sheep in their places
7 q peJof the sheep. If killed for mutton,
Is al 0 aved and sold, which Is worth near.y
as much as the sheep would sell for
it Is also the most convenient meat to have
on hand Ia the warmest weather q Etrmer
can take care of on sheep after being killed,
without letting 1t spoil With beef this Is
not SO easy
One hand can Kill and dress sheep in an
hour 1t takes hut little time or trouble to
kill sheep, rot near as much as tu Kill and
dress q hog or a beef On account of con
yenience and economy, we say keep Sheppard
live upon mutton
We have said nothing about its being
the hea thieSt food. This is admitted Il
nee Is no arguments or facts to p owe It It
Is true that pork Is the chief meat of farmers
1t Is the unhca'thie-tof ALL whether fresh or
saturated with salt to preserve it sound
Let every farmer keep sheep. They are
the most profitable stock ON Il farm The
hogs back only yields brjstles. while the
Sleeps yields downv wool All that YOU
feed to the hog is gone, unless you Kill it
while the sh, ep will pay ynu FOR its keep with
its fleece very. Hle hDE is "A Fl rhv. vura-
cious auimal-the sheep gentle as a dove and
neat and clcanlv
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03
Friday. Why 26.
From Washington.

HtainOton, Nay 96-Ofhciai iniehbcnce ha.
been received OF the unconditional surrender Of tho
rebel ram Stoneusll TO the spanish authorities at
Havana The Shenandoah 10 believed to h. the last
remnant of the tebsl navy. when last heard FROM
she was rrowlng in the Indian Ocean.
President johnson has removed his bushes. Office
from the Treasury Department TO the Executive
Mansion, which for the first tune since President
lIncoln's death, to-day thrown opc no vsllor,
Secretary Seward supported by servants. aud ac-
oomnAnied by his daughter visited the President thi,
morning, the latter riving him an audience In the
Blue Room, lelo- Stair.
Secretary Welcs and VIM FAyon Esq, chief clerk
Of tho Navy department, accompanied by Po.tmAsrcr
Henn.son, and . number of friends both ladies' and
gentlemen. let Washington to-day on the Santiago
de- Cuhn ior the East and West Uuli Block adins
Sluadrons, on inspection duty
The Offices Of tie various payms.ter. are Gro. ded
to-lay with officers cfihe army nov encanped around
Wellington, drawing their back pSy. The troop-
are 10 he dscharred In the reflective state In hich
they we're mustered. Governor Fenton has made
Application To the secretary Of War 10 have the res
menis from the State Of New York. mustered out IN
the dttricts In 10 vhch they we're ofganized This
VII fohahlv he seeded TO IL sufficient number Of
pas na'tes can he detailed TO pay the soldiers
Msor General Custar has teen assigned to Oh. com.
'''"" ~ h'PhiNufnls iofhr0 OF tue STATES Of
AikNn.,, nni Missouri, under Msior General shpr..
dan
tt-Govem,r L"'ch"r, Who ps. captured On Mon
da,' a. lexington, Va, by detachment Of Tor.
te'ts cavalry, arrived here TODAY on special ,team
er snd ha' hcen committed to the Old Capitol Prl.ou
lie vas dresscd in tue garb Of slmer At the time Of
bis capture. Colonel iisrrison Ied Davis. private
secretary, has .lso heon btousht TO Washington and
securely lodged In prson
Tie waterproof cloak aud shawl worn b. .IeF
Davis at the tine Of his capture W. prevented to the
War Department To-day b. Colonel Pr tchard, Of The
ton''h MtchIan Cavalry. Thf closk VA. roin IVA .
KIN aud the rhaNl a. ahood. The Colonel stated
inst under this female apparel Davr wore full sui,
idfhb aud pair Of cavalry boots lie also trun..
| fercd to the Department the oolors Of tho one
| Hundred AMI Finicth PonuulvaniA Noiuntsefa
found Ia the baggage Of the rebel party. Both Mr.,
Davis and Ms. Clay Wcte vesy defiant aud sarcastic
The secretary Of War In the Of the people and
the PRECEDENT. returned thanks TO Colonel Prtchard
ios the ssllaniry and activity exhibited by him in
the pnr'uit Of the Goa, Criminal Of the nsr remark
ing That uron the receipt of his report the reward
Offered ioI the apprehension Of Davis would he dis
tributed to the men, who were properly entitled to
IT, md modal Of honor awarded to each one who
participated IN the capture"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03

Colonel, Thi, ia v.ry hard" At thi. momtnt We
hOueht Of the many Affecting partings which took
place between 10y Al and loving hearts durne the past
four year,, all oocioned b, the eiusecss crime OF her
guilty husband. 10 preclude Anv attempt A. jump ne
overheard, BY JED o. hs cornpeer.. and thus cheat
ing the gallovs Of ts due, strong guard placed
on eoch eide Of the ganfwav. This Guard con. Ell
81 tWonty-tve eavtlrymen. armed with Shaipe'e
rife Nj teinr in readiness, the noorines Of the
Pierce were cart loo-e, and she headed toward the
bort. JET. during the trip his prison. seated
iinme diAie under q large American flag, snd the
breeze waved ia bright and broad stpes over
he traiio ous hesd The Piercc landed At the Eng-
neers deck, where an additional guaru In vzit-
ina, consisting n picked men nom the Third Penn
tylvania ARTILLERY keeiment Philadelphia organ.
kation. AZ soon a. the boat was secured, Geu' tAl
Miee look Paw. Nv the ann and ed him ashore. Col
Iri'Chh ~ performed thu O.hcc for Glen tlav
The sefe At once conducted with the walls OF .thr
Tort b, tho fcar sally port .led. and Clsy, albeit
MIS-. Davi's injunction were placed In separate cells,
and have commune alton with each other. Their
cole are built vithin the c0emates. They arr ten
tect hv fourteen. and dismh dungeons usually are.
No tears need bo entertained A. to the keeping Of
tho arch rebel Neu orders have been issued BY Ma
% itcueral Miles No person. under any prvtencr
rhstever, eau gain adm tancc TO she Fori without
pas rom General hilee himself The passes are
sicty limited 10 oihccts having htine- thin the
walls Of the fruvninr Fortress. MAJOR General Hal
eck has hccn here during the past three days, super
intending the ARRANGEMENTS made tot the connue-
ment Of the rebel prisoners.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03

-
ssm.i n re.rv Of o,,tinuon, gazing troop.
sthere Us, alsa~. r-e,~ntrd ,c-nethir interest
The smies Represented al branche. division.
the sery1ce -e,vs,ry. inf.ntry cad derry, viiA
rfoisnt v.rist- IN Trim ming. and apr .n,men.. 10
blievs the general ,amoncs, Of uniform, and se,.
Ia regiment, Of ,,u,,s. contributed 70 produce mi.
Meet There va. an extensive Aa.hins n drawn
krord., bnvope,, and POLISHED bras. cannon in the
Dear sunlirht. section, Of pontoon h-idecs snd am
lulsnoes and ,tre,eheis. rnd even heavy wagons
lsre fcatures in the PROCESSION. There Wa also I.
Dir Representation Of the spNae and are department.
he irupsments being carried O. the .houders a, both
hsck ana white ,oidi.t,
Much Amusement va, occ..io-.d nv . di.nlsv Of
Nark ho-.es and muller They were all heavily loaded
Ihh Cbnmi,.ary supplies including chicken, and A
bon, dos and GOAT we're comfortably fastened TO
khee OF the saddle These we're tho PEI, Of soldierr
Two black soldier. Of large sle ridins on very mail
nules their feet ne. ry touching the ground "a. ie-
tsrded A. comic cepe IA connection with thi. part
kthe di,piav and occa.ionca General l.ueht,r An
nteres. ns feature IN the -rnnd militnr, parade VA.
he exhibition Of aas and banner Of varou, pattern,
Dome Of them entirely new others we're carried torn
~ bullet, and r,dueei 10 .lr.ls while other, entire
to material were faded By exposure TO the weather
y blsehened by the ,mokc OF battle several stsf.
ere carried from which The tiae. bad been .ho;
lrsy, all tic ,pear.A,ads ,ctc oruumcutci With
Ho"en eth'r IN uoti'" OF "itNhs
We remarked a. ln contrast 70 the Amy Of
ne fotornae that the troops composing the Atm'' Of
reorsia and Tennessee wore the vide brm eii hats
Lesuiaton pattern Theii appearance IN All respects
equal 10 that OF tie Amy Of The Fotomae' not
hnsuhdine thy hfd Performed more marching
eNoe' lhen f'n'ie' movements we're innch M
nhed' ma a'coidiusl, Hn9audef' The commander
eeeh army ani roip' anu division attended 10y one
tan ohoer' d''mo ined amer passing the "eneral-in-
'neL ana oined him uhiil me- ARMY, CORPS or d'Ni.
non mad rassed the eviewinr stand, when he re-
nounted and 'oined MS command. ohcers COM
nsndihf regiments presented swords or r1sfine the
euesine oitc"i' hu' COMPANY oihcer we're not re-
Irle 81 10 MAKE -uch ssluIes. Brigade bsnds turned
'"t ana piAyel o. theu hrsades pa''cf. one band
u each division performed dufins The march from
The capitol to the hea'u.J buildns. Aher the
roore pssed the reviewing oihcets they rere march
I'd 10 their respective quarter.
secretary scvsid' Notwithstanding his severe
Physca afrcton. took dc'r Interest In the rrvcv.
sen. Aueur made hum comfortable, and furnished
him With 1000 petition a. ii.' headquarters Of the
feienoos OF Nnshineton that re might Ti'ne'. the
grand military disIlay. The Armies Of Tennessee
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03
The State Prisoners.
Additional Account.

Far'rca Monroe, NgY 90. Jefferson Davis and
Clement Clar site having tecn taken, Yesterday
afe noon. from the steamer Civde we're immediate
l. escorted inside the i1rt and once placed IN the
elotet confinement in the cell. prepared for their
reception IN the second tier ca.erua'e- Thcv occu-
p cells adjacent each other and very CAREFULLY
guarded by two Officers sat twenty men OF the Third
Pennsylvania Artiilcrv Mrs PAWS and family, and
the siie OF Clement &. Iisy, remain on board the
s's,ner Civde, which M hcon coilinc All day pre-
tlratory 10 carrying 'hcn to Col PTitchard, CON.
p'-nd Southwark sghin. mo ,rirtest regustons are
teilg enforced hy the mi 'sry auhorte. respecting
lton- vi.itu- tho For'tr.s r. order NJ the secle-
',rv # War. no one, eiiho. c'vil ot military, IL a.
hse1 10 enter no Fortress uuirs provided with pa
re- which Furnished vc.r 'Psriney to the COM
rAnder OF the poit.
The Parting Uetween Davis md Ills Fam
lis, tic.
Ire Phi,dolphiN I,qt t7If hn, the following from
fo-tres. Monroe, NAY -;
The cells in the Fo,tIo.s-which have been in
touIse Of preparation 20 week pet, Tor JET Davis
ana h'. p,rrcrs IN c-ime-h.ns In readiness. Al =
ungererts were wait by B.oyet MSoi-6eno Tal
n &C. 3 no IL nos In connnNii Of IN distric Tor the
removal Of the 1ri.on's 10 the luatiet provided for
them. Gen. Mile at once boarded the Cyd and dis
eTt On r one ~ 81 ' sia 70 9,ds the sIe
,prceiance. ten. MG'i At once Informed him that
h. wa to he T"mo'ri tom the Clyde TO Fortress
Monroe md that a ,rS II .lutca would De allowed
tim 10 take leave Of H. family. ia did not eyince
snv rurpti." At this annourcc:.-at he va evidently
sronp consisted OF Mrs, Davis, a sirl aged
Nj bayis va. ciad in iac'. She l. 4 wcmGn
Of pre- pos,ssug appearance Of the brunette stle Of
teHuty, thourh Der aoo hrir l. -prinked slh gIay.
Her black eye, A." cca4 end parking, and her leo
,urc' bear rc'e!gts aawr The Oldest boy Who
eN-.'4FfiOgut
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03

sr;ATos TosTEa, nov At.rP V!ce.prcs 'e0' =
tie Lrlted Stgl,s va, recently seen usar Nov.
Com, wor.iag Q, tie Pl1W - > ---I .. IS fam
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03

O. Where do you iedle' 4. ~ Georgetovn. @.
state where yoa ve.e on ~ ,aornins aiiet TIE
.tora 10 teo.F9t3sa sto; >, T5Es t yoa ~ e.
one A. | cav tha' on ittltfott J u Ghuut eight
o'clock he cane into D store; ssAcl him how hc
wss and 20 OF he tod ne az gong into ,he coug'
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03

q. StLte whether or not YOU have been ~ th. se--
vice o. IA" Cenied' ate Hinte, ann A. -, ss
on day al LiIby PRISON In N1rCh, iou+ q, state
what knOwledge you layc cOUr oiulng ne uiuluR ul
libby prison about that time \. Major luiuel, the
keeper Of the pIirOn, tOi ilc one nav TINT he VA
soing 10 zee General Windsor shout guard; when
he returned, h. told me thHt brneral VIM Hpf uiu-
elf had been H. the secretary OF Wa, bld tuHt they
were going % pu' plvder into Ihe building, la the
evening OF the erIhe Gcy the pDNdel there T.
wss In twenty-five pound phcNtt"-, which we've con
taiLcd IN boAer, aud, atpfeih'r announced TO- fup-
nose, one hundred pOIn.f, 4 hoc wa dug In the
centre ofthe middle nss,ip ht, and the poadrr 6gs
nut down there. The ground wa thtn CO. erci over
with gravel t,ok one OF the sUntrc- iIu'n the Out-
-idc Of the buildn.. and placed hin over thi- pow
de-, 70 that no accident utsht Occus The next DAY,
Major Turner showed " the luz" IN the
ot,e, 1t was o lone ms', and was made
OF gutta percha The ppvdri remained there until |
think ZONE tine In Ma, "l,' lcpr.-or"-s ser all
removed from titr y I.0a. Gen. " ind4pr then reAf
note 10 the oih,c With direction to take NJ tho
powder "a privately OF - nc.C'lE ~ po..illc. do
not IcIucmbel thc f1ac. VOID, he trd Wlnd'1r 49,
ate. wards tina. "a" OF TIC raiders coming INTO
Richmond he vo.Ii have blown up the place. Q.
Meaning the pTron uuiI4iLs and the prisoneIs In ~
A. suppose 10.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03

This witness heinz sworn, stated that be wa in the
military service, ana uW CspWred ~ Miucheste. On
the 4th Of Match, 1864. ~, testimony was suh-
ttantiay the same A. that Of the pecetin; yitnesL
IN cspect 10 N, GOD and had treatment the ulon
pF.soHes received. The money bticlEiLg 70 prison,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-18
PROCLAMATION.
BY j. MADISON WELLS. GOVERNOR OF
TaE STATE OFLOUlSlANA.

An act OF tie Legislature, approved March Is
1865, entitee Gan act to establish Quarantine Tor
the pro lection Vt the State, provides that the
Governor OF the State shall issue his frociama-
ton upon the advice of the Board of hea 18th, De-
Glazing any place where there shall be reason to
believe pes.il initial, contagious or infectious
disease existe, TO be an infec ed place, ard stat
log the number of days of aaI anime to be Derc
formed by the VESSELS, their passengers, oticers
and crews coming from such pace or places.
10 pursuance OF the provisions Of the &C. afore-
said, and upoa the advice of the Board of Health
| do therefore issue this my proclamation, and
hereby declare the places hereinafter bamed to be
infected places, and that all vessels, togeths
with officers, crews, passengers and cargoes, are
irving from said places, or having t,ucbe or
stopped AT any one of them, shall be subj CT to q
@ arantiGe OF not less than ten days, from and
after the first day OF May. A ID. 1865. until the
hr t day ofNovember 1865.
And now proclaim that any violation of the
Quar- ntine laws of this Stat, or the letters or
spirit of this proclamation, will be visited with
sevzre punishment and that II the penalties pre-"
scribsd by The Legis lative act are deemed made
ouate, the parties offending will bs d. livered up
to tile military authorities be by them proper
ly punished. The health aud safety of the Ar my
and Navy at this point well as OF our 7resident
population, require this and earnestly call ups
on all public officers to aid nae in the exscut on OF
this duty. rs .-,.5. .
The places which are hereby declared infected
Matapzas, Trim adad, Cardenas and 81. Iago, ali
on the Island of Cuba; kingstou, Port Royal and
Montego Bay, on the island of Jamaica; Jacmel
and Por,eau Prince, on the Island of ST. Domin
60; the Islands CT St Thomas, Martinique and
Gaudeloupe: Campeschy in Yucatan, Belize, in
Honduras; Vera Cruz, Alvarado, Pampico, Msta-
uoros and Tuspan, in Mexico, Ban Jusn. in Mo.
araga; Chagres, Aspisw and Porto Bello, in
Central America; Maracaibo, Venezuela. Laguay~
RI, islapd of Trinidad, Rio de Janeiro, Para end
Cayenne in South America. Nassau, N. p, aRd
Galveston, Bronsvilie, Key W est ard Pensacola
Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Beaufort, Will
mington and Norfolk, in the United States.
Given under my hand. and the Seal of the State
New Orleans, this LIST day of April, A. ID.
[L.sl 1865. and of the Independence ofthe United
States of America, the eighty. ninth.
J. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor
=. WRoTNswsKr, Secretary of State.