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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I'O 1HE ChEDllObo Of LIE .ES-
TATE Of samuel P Henderson, decd. Having sGgges-
ted insolvency said the Cler, County
Of McMnu county, hereby notified your
claims duly authenticated againt said Clerk
before the ID day Of April. 1866 will barred
your pro rata. CLEVER C. HENDERSON.
oct95-ltpf $50 Administrator
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CHANCERY coURT-BENToN.

Luther Lilard. Admir- Of James Smith decd vs. John
{. Hood and James n. Reid.
Appearing from the allegations in compainauts bill
which to that the respondent Reid
nonresident % the state Of Tennessee attachment
having been issued and levied bis property 1t
that publication be adc for four weeks
lows Wing notifying said respondent appear before the
Chsnccry Court At Benton Tenn the 81 Monday De-
cemhST, 1855, 10 plead answer, eaur c0nlpanants bin
in default Of which the viii b. taken and
for hearing paTte 20 him.
oeils4tpf5 RoB'T y. FLEMING .. NJ
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John and Gregory Ash vs.. John B. Bynum, deceased.
IN ILLS cAITSE ONE OLE THE

plaintiffs John Ash, has made affidavit and given bond as
required attachment and the estate OF the de-
fpdsnt levied upon end the returned before Iho- T.
Miller Justice Peace for Hawkins County 1t or
red that notice servedupOn the Administrator pe-so-
nal representative Of said John Bynum, by publication
Ia Brownows ThiE for four successive weeks notifying him
10 eppear before his house in the 18th Civil
District Hawkins county Saturday tho I'd day Of De-
csuber 1865 and defense the will he taken for
ar,isStrFS TIIOs C. MILLER, J. ?.
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CBANOERY COURT-KNOXVILLE.
SALES OF PROPERTY.

IN accordance with this made October
Term 1868 will expose sale the court house door IN
Knoxville on Wednesday November 10Th 1861 house and
belonging repondsns lying within the corporate limits
Knoxville fronting 80 feet Reservoir Street and run
alley, between said lot and the r. . Currey
lot lying between the lots Of Hobbs and Nance on the
formerly owned by James Glass, the
other On credit months without the equity Of redemp
ton taking bond without interest AMI retaining lien till
the purchase money !. paid.
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rrHE resnondents. join H sawyers, Jas.

TTHE respondents, John IL SaWyers, jus
II SAWYER W England being non-residenis Of Ten
~ ~ 60 aiseoud that the ordinary process Of law esnEot
S ccsssiys weeks in BroWnov= Wing notifying said re
pondents to appear before the Chanoer Court a. hno1ye
~ no third NJ January next then ana there 70 make
t defpso e the bill the vii be taken for confessed
md sst for bearing ex perte. copy II the order.
80 a. n D. A. DEADERICk, {. & NJ
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Isaac W. MCQUEEN v. sarah A satterland and .tbsr.

Isaac W. Mcqueen Sarah A. Sutherland and Dthers
II accordance with decree made in this at the octc
her Term 1865 Of said court will sell at the COURTEOUS
door Knoxville Wednesday November th 1865, thclo
Of land mentioned IN The decree lying in Knoxville being 10
No In the map Of lots belonging the estate Of James Ken
uedy DECD and bought ohsnccry sale by j. J. Craig front
ing 70 feet Water Street aud running back with dvorn
lines Of unequal lengths Of liz the other Of la feet 70
hack line Of lie feet.
Of sae-haf cash. the other halfn six months note
bearing interest will be required with good security and
lien retained I'LL the purchase money IL paid
D. A. DEApERICK- &. & VI.
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c1RcuIr COURT.
second Judicial Circuit, Jefferson county, Tenn.
Jacob Dick We. y. F. zoe and Isaac Sharp.
,v-~,-xr, - T-ctT TrU AnDEA DINE m

Jacob Dick We. i. T. zoe and Isaac 6aaFp.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO
10 the satisfaction ofthe court from the plaintiffs AFFIDAVIT
bat The attendants nOn-redents Of this state, or 50 t
seond thai the ordinary process be served upon
and the attachment having been returned levied BY ~
or me property Il il ordered by the court that
lie made for four successive weeks In Br0Wnlow .9l 49,
fying sad defendants appear the next term o.
at the courthouse In Dandridge the "a Monag 20 the
lrr 1865 then and there 10 plead answer OF a.
plaintiffs demand the will b. taken - ~ crir
10 ihem ana proceeded WIN - McCUISTION Clerk.
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n D. Bearien, Admir- Of Abijah Giddings, and Others
vs. Rebecca Giddings, and Others.
RESPONDENTS. HIRAM STONEC1-

III PIER and his wife Eliza having left for parts unknown
I, is ordered that publication be made for four successive
In Prouu0s wing notifying said Defendants 70 appesr De-
- be Cbancsrv Court Knoxville the third Monday o.
1puav NEXT 10 make their defense the bill OF the same ="
l taken confessed to hen aud set ioI bearing sA
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T. :, Price W.. Clark alias Virgins and other.
nuF RESPONDENTS, JAS. W. CLARK,

alias james Virgins, and hs brotheL, 1gi r. tI1 II
. 5 tlst publication Dc made for four successive
IN BrownIos Whis notifying said Tespon1ehts lo IN
- a.. fanoorv Court Knoxville, on the thru Mohaa!
- nusv next then and there 20 make their defense 70 le
i r fa sane will be Ske1 confessed a. 70 thsmi anu -e'
a. herring sy parts copy ofthc order - -. =,
pf6 u - ''l'N''''''A-h' >' 90
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". card aud wife, VS.. W. II. and NJ. N. Plumlee
cordnnce with made ia this cause tho 0cto
her term, 1865 Of said court will expose to sale at th
courthouse door In Knoxville Wednesday November 18th
1867 lot Of ground known No p, in Nelson, Mabry
swans addition TO Knoxville. Terms cash in hand.
D. A pFApERICk, {. & VI.
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sna wife Mary Ccrncson, ". T. and D. p. Jones being
onresdens Of Tennessee, shown In the bill Il il ordered
that publication be made four successive weeks IN brovnlov
% notifying said defendants appear before the Chanccry
Court a farewell the rt Monday Of December next then
and there 20 make the bill the
hen for confessed then, aud set for hearing psrs
.cpv u the order. J. y. BOnDY, & s ".
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n. Steele and John Jones, Admir- OF JOS Hardin, dec
il. II

accordance with decree of said made IN this
the October 1865 will offer for sale. at the court
house door in Knoxville Wednesday November 18th le
Of land Knox county lying in part Beaver Greek
Ridge adjoining the lands Of Jno. Marcum Jno FOust and
Others and bought by George and Amos J. Hardin, from said
Foust.
The sale will be made without the right Of redemption,
credit Of and Il months taking bond with interest and
tanning lien till the purchase money is paid.
oct25-4t ID. A. DEADERICK. e. & N.
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NOTICE. t#
THE SUGGESTION OF THE INSOEz

THE SUGGESTION OF THE lNSOE-
VENCY Of theesJste Of the late John Gmon deceased
having heen made in the County Granger Counr
the October Session thereof ls the IN which he
hal his d0HioH az the time Of his demise.
And, therefore, in obedience order the Clerk
Of sad Court dated Oct 3D. ls5 Al rous having lauls
against said estate, appear and file The with thu
sad Clerk, al his o in Ruedge authenticated eI=ired
y law Oh or before tho first Monday " March 1866 and auy
claim not MED on or before the day fixed before appro-
Iaton Of the funds Of the estate made, will IT,
barred, both in law and equity.
W. c. WEST,
oetz9-it Admir- of the late John Gilmore. d,c'd.
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Solomon Good ys. Vim. Il. Conner.

Resident Of Tennessee and Ascending debtor e.
sfs5 in tao a-1slei bill: Is ordered that Pnblcsaon
5o f5r for tucoessive weeks Erownlovs Wing no
d respondent 10 appear before tEC ChaEoeTy Court ~ e
VILE on The third Mondsy Of January next then sh ~ -
zske bis dsuse the bill the sane vii he tSAsn ~
lsseJ and set hearing psrte. A copy OF " y NJ
pfs d. A phAbhhiNH'
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P. Jones and Daniel Phones.
THE DEFENDANTS. ALEX. CoRNELIsoN

John P Bowen VS.. W. R. Eyaus, Theresa Ann Jones.
Sarah f. Jones, Rachel J. Wyatt, James f. Jones,
Alexander Cornelison and wife Mary Cornes0n, W.
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rrHE DEFENDANT. THOMAS HFN:

L pFRsON. being nonrrsidonf Of the STATE Of Ten
resse az stated the bill II IL ordered that publication Be
r5e r four successive weeks in BrowDl0ws Wing notify
Ing safd defendant appear before the Chaucery Court At
rBre on The Monday Of December next then and there
- vsko defense 70 the will b taken
esssd as 10 Him. and hearing partc copy Of
~ order noyI-sts 7. \. RoDDY, C. & N.
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Daniel ?. Jones and john HIll.
THE DEFENDANTS. ALEX. CoREELIsoN

TheTesn Ann Jones aud John ?. Bowan Sarah F.
Jones, Rachel / Wyatt james I. Jones Alexander
C5rnelison and wife Mary Cornelison, W. P Jones,
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CHANCERY COURT-TAzEWELL.
Louisa Hurst vs.. Robert Hurst.
ry,r1u nEEENnAN RDRFRT HTTRST

being nonresident the State stated in the BILL lti'
ordered hBt publication Be made for four successive weeks IN
Ropovs Wh notifying ssd defendant appear before
~ Chaucory Court farewell The hrsi Monday n De-
ur next and there make Die defense 70 The BILL OF
~ sans viii for oonfsed 10 him. and set for
2 \. RODDT, G. y.
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gns. II. uyna,L Admit &C., vs.. The Heirs Of silas
Williams, deed.
,rrc rrrrIIIAAIS ONE OE THE

81 -rondops bolnr nonresident Of the state Of Iennes
- a. shown br tho SHERIFF. return II Is orarrel ~
a. CoBrt that pubcation Be made for four successive Ntk
"a pro-ploW whg notifying said dciendHhs 20 sppesI
r. fbapccrv Court KEoTVie, Or the mira Aonuy OF
Iy next then there 10 make his defense 10 inc Dill or
tLg same will he taken for confessed AZ 70 ' anu UT "
hgsrinE ex parts. i copy Of the order - , =,
pfb u n II Al'hNiNN' - 81 ~
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JAS. II. co ATE5,
Col. Conld'g Post
= WM ). MGINfyRe, lit. & Post Adj't
HpoRs. NoRTHsRs DIVISION or LA,sl
sSbfeveport,l L June 9th, 1866.
GENERAL ORpERs

" Sab ~ WI 20. 40
Persons haylllIIg il, their possession.
Confederate erllnentor State cot
ton, will ilaned ately notify the Agent.
of the y. S. Treasury Department az
this place, andaarn the same over TO
him.
Persons ,hasing knowledge of-any
such cotton ;sefeqnlred Ia make im-
mediates repdt of Its locality. afl
after thirty dys from the date here
of any such Wtten that has not been
reported Is fJtad in: the possession, or
oa the prel1ies Of my person, they.
will be arresled and punished
All arms. which were the property
Ipf the late Gnfederate Government,
Including mukets, pistols, and.sabres,
must he delRered To kthc Ordnance
officer, and any person retaining pos
session Of sush after thirty days from
the date Of this order, will be arrested
ard summary dealt with.
Byspsompay notifying tho officers
Iuf tie III s. efsthe locality af such
property nfaho Confederate Govern,
IEalit as was included ia the terms Of
the late surtendar. citizens will sooner
receive the benefits of unrestricted
,+c 4 !, ~ ~ ~, 81 ~ ,,s,,,y, ~.
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VUIIsIIislllti UI &. g va
MAJ. GENERAL HERRo
/ MM. IF GLAZE.
Capt. and al A. Gen.
HEADoH ARTFRs DFrART i EST, OF THE g ULr
New ofseaps, june 5, 1860.

General Orders NO. 64. 81
Allipoirs IN Western Kouisiana IN rear
of and covered by pests occupied by United
States treof.ssale declared to bswlthinsthe
limits of''militaly occupation, as defued1by
tlie' 9th section Of the lawoi ouiy Cd lSG4'
(see War Department General Orders No.
PSI and all the military orders Of regula:
Hons, restricting in any degree commercial
intercourse with such seetlonef the country;
ure revoked. sF,, IS
tfhe requirements Of. General Orders Nos.
G3 and is from the Headquarters Of the
Division Of West Mississippi Will Amply TO
the country above referred tossexcept that
no loreign or general commerce can be al
lowed with any ports thatales affected by
the laws OF blockade. 4.
The same rules will be applicdto that
nartof the present Department of the Gulf
Fast Of The Alississippisas was not included
in the limits of the late Division Of West
Mississippi.
BY order Of
d Maj .-Gen. o. r. S. CANByr
C.T.CHRISrENSB.N,
Lt.-CoE., Asst. Adj. Geucral.
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Cunlous On pr. lit ii reported,
says the New York Herald, the gov.
ernment has discovered a large batch
Of letters from Fernando Wood, Ben.
Wood, the Seymours, and various
othcrspersons in the North, among
the rebel archives seized in Richmond.
IT is further said that these letters,
when published, viii startlo the COM
muDity, showing as they wills tho
Of the writer's in the
devilish workaof the rebellion.
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All attempts toiretarl the action Of
this proclamation or to eyade it's
provisions WILDE considered az but
a new manifestation Of the spirit ,ot
resistance to- tlb lawful authorities
|of the Government. In this regard
as III all otLeri the armies of the
United States Will support and re-
quire obedience ID herslaws. At the
same time to all Who are disposed
ito submit duietly tosthe laws Of the.
land, The greatest possible assistance
will be given, and II ID recommended.
to- all such that the Freedmen 30 EN-
Eployeds nnder speci6d contracts at
reasonable wages and indy treated
No encouragement Will be given
the latter class to leave their FORMER
masters, but they must learn that
they cannot lie snpportsd il idlenesss
or allowed to eongregte ut military
posts. TO be worthyspf their free
dom, they must be ilMustrious and
honest tTheirststus VII il no way
Hbe comprelnisedsby remaining at their
homes and working Hy wages
Until the arrival If antbrized agents
Iof the Treedinail''s BdFau, an need
|ful information. on lhS subject can.
BE obtained from Posi- Commanders
and Provost Alarsllals, md is made;
The duty Of these Offices to seethat'
the spirit Of this ordG is enforced,
By the cooperation Of the people in
this part Of the State tes Major Cen
Cumdg hopesssoon to sstabhsh quiet
ard good order and 70 assist tho
country IL recovering BON itss depl y,
.rable condition. q
BY command Of
MAJ. GENERAL HERRos
NM. H cLAPP.
3. Capt. and A,. A Gen. y
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HEADQUARTERS POST,
lRxssyRIA, La, Jans sl2th 1855,

Posi- oRgaas,
I I Me Colonel Cosad' & again calls
upla ,saies holding Armssof any
description, formerly belonging to
tile confederate Army, To 1T once de.
liver them to the Provost Marshal al
tilissPoiift, lin order to save trouble
aud annoyance, ofiinstituting search
for the same.
IL Negroes viii not be permitted
TO remain III the CITY in idlpness;e and
al such who maybe found, will be.
placed at work, aeaning the streets
.uf the City, without pay, or wilkbe.
sent to the roubIfy The Provost
Guard is ellarggsaswlth the execution
of this order. j,
III. Conte,lerah Officers and SOL
Idiers, arriving inEthe Cily, will report
in person to the Hovost Marshal upon
arrival.
Parties haying knowledge Of
the Whereabi,nts( in this yicilnty1 Of.
Property Of any descriip formerly
'ueloagilg to theC gnfea eratg Govern
Army, md not yet delivered,
to the United Safes Government in,
accordance with 1.-THE. terms ofssnrren-
der are reqilestM to- give notice to
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q HEADQUARTERS PosT
Alexandra, La, June 2lst, 1865. d

Posr OaDEKs, No g..
E In pursuance to Special Orders No. ia
dated June 10TH 1865, Headquarters North;
err Division Of Louisiana, the undersigned
hereby retires from the command Of the
Post Of Alexandria, Louisiana, ID order to
proceed to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, with
his Regiment to be mastered out of service.
BY the same order as above Colonel Mud
gett 80th United States Colored Infantry is
assigned to the command ofthis Post.
By:order Of
JAMES H.. COATES.
Colonel Commanding Post.
WM. J. McTSrsae, 1t. and Post Adj't.
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Il (. : -
ANOTHER PaoeLaasfioS. The New
York ftibiing Of lls lst contains the.
following:
We joyfullyi,ear ana believe that
the President viii speedily Issue a
proclamation restoring tie privilege
of habeas corpus, aud ofde,ing a very
general clearance Of the military
prisons. The parolkng Of prisoners.
of war on their taking the oath BIZ
allegiance is going forward rapidly
and, we trust, will not cease WlliN.
any willing toitake the oath and not
accused Of violating the rules Of civ.
3illzed warfare, remain IN durance.
The country is swiftly returning Is
the ways OF peace. order thrift and
law-gaarded liberty. LET sus hope
that the approaching Fourth 81 July
will see all mere prisoners of war lib-
Grated, .anltha civilslaw everywhere
bearing unriyalied sway.
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View Orleans, l.i., May 26th, 1855 E
General Orders. 30, 81

We q. llera t'fders, so. y i. sSs.
81 l. By ihe4erins OF d convention
eenttrcd into this day, 1.-the partsof
General E K Smith, commanding the
Trans Mississippi Department, aid
MAJOR General i. r. S. Candy, com.
mandiiig the Military Division Of
West Mississippi. A,efosees, military
afd nava,, of the Trans. 1hssissippi
Department., and the public, property.
tender their CONTROL have ljecnstirren,
aercd TO the authorities Of the. United
States. 4
In carrying out the stipnlations of
this convention the following condi.
tious will be observed ~
4 All acts Of hostility, on the part
lof both armies, are to cease from this
tdate.
q The dfHcers and men of the Con
Ifederate Army and Navy, within the
limits Of the Irans.Mississippi De
partment, SO be paroied until duly
lexehangell, or otherwise released
from thesobligations d. their paroles
10y the authority OF The Governmental
THE United States Duplicate rolls, Of
all officers and men paroled, TO be ~
tEtamed BY such ohieersas may beaesl
ignsfed ty the parties 10 this collven.
Etion; officers giving their individual
paroles, and commanders Of reggii,
I.ments, battaliois, companies, or dc.
taehments, signing alike parole for
D'the men Of their respective com
lmaDds. -7 So 81 3
8 Artillery, small arms, ammnni-
ton; and other property of tie Con.
Efederate Governments, including gun.
boats and transports. to be turned
eyer to the officers appointed to re-
ceive them On the part of the Govern,
ment Of the sUnited States. Duplicate
iIlyentTiss Of the property to be sur.
| rendered, to. be prepared ono copy
Ito be retained by the oficersaeliver.
4 ing, and the other by tile officer re.
tceivihgit, for tlieinformation oftheif
Prospective Commanders. s
4 The officers and MN paroled I'M
der this agreement TO be- permitted to
return tosthcirhomes, with the assn.
rance THAT they will not beIdisturbetl
lby The authorities Of the United
states, 50 long rs they continue to
|otselve the conditions of their pa.
Iroles, and the laws iii force where
Ittiey reside. Persons, residents of
Northern States, and natexcentsd IL
| the Amnesty Proclamation Of Tile
President. will be permitted to re.
turn to their homes, on taking the
oath Of allegiance to the United
States. See paragraph If, General
Orders, No. So, current series.
$. The surrender Of property will
! not include the side arms, Or private
horses, or haggg,,, i Of officers, liort
.Eklsofses winch are, iii good faith, tie
private property of cillisted men,
These last will be allowed to take
heir horses 70 their homes, u be used
for PRIV purposes only.
8s The time, Inbde, and place of pa
.lfoling, and sltrrend Ell of property,
will bn e we'd hx,s M, ~ Z !. ~
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HEADQUARTERS PosT.
Alexandra, la. june 2lst, 1866.

GENERAL ORDERS, No. !.
In pursuance to Special Orders No. ll4
dated Headquarters Northern Division Of
Louisiana, Shreveport, Louisiana, June 10th.
1893, Extract 2, the undersigned hereby
assumes command Of this Post.
The acting staff appointments win be
made known in following ordsss.A -
w. s. MUDGETT.
Colonel Both U.s.. G. /.
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HDsRs. NoRrHsaN DIVISION OF La, u
Shreveport, La, June llth, 1865.
y "a = e. Vi AZ .2s., E.isask.ls

81 Il Z
81 ,lp = NoktAssS DIVISION OF IA,
onlesepop'' La June iltn, 1850.
st5EsgRAL ORDERS, No "a.
Great and sudden changes in the
condition Of any class of people are
always Productive Of saif ring and
ahcs transition ofssthe blacks f from, !,
state of slavery to freedom cannot
fail to cause temporary SUFFERING Is
all classes. Already this IS being
manifested BY the negroes leaving
their homes and setting ont ea..a.as.e.
|f5r the military posts, and with no
definite purpose. except 10 leave the
scene Of, their former bondage.
Tie result of this STATE &c Ilinps II
allowed would be- :
III The loss of the crons and Ira
entiirre ei ruin ruin Of tic agr;e,,llural inter.
|sstsin This mart ois The slate.7Is &
ID Untold SUFFERING sfarvation and
misery among Tie blacks themselves.
||sS Without ATTEMPTING therefore, 70
IIrcanlafe All lie rarioI,s interests ar;.
s;;s & ,'s al Sor tlL;a nnsst;on anA ,sb;cb
loaT5a;n nronerlv - tha Frae,,man,a i,
lIiBirean tIe Ma;or,(;eneral C,,mma -
I'M. d,ec1na, ST h,s dntvf u make snch
l,sI 1 q I, lis on;nin;, will hest r,ra.
s. Z rs AZ. and ros to,a nat ). ~.
Mas sntst;ma If;s fbareft,re ordarsd.
llaTbst al ,nsrsons horatnfnro hsld a.
|slsvss rep,a;n enr ia nsasa,t MN; i,
I,ba;r 4 fcar,,,ar ,nastors and h., tl.a;r
l s' secnss, .ha ssrons &c tho nra .s
saasaa 'rha Tnly Mace ,uhara ,hau
Am sal,ta,,, Is. a,a;ro for thamsa,s,aa
ald fl,a;s fan,;I;es = ;,1ba sald
| ) ,are7 tI,ev ,hava hsen acc, storoas ~
Iwa i II ~ fnnad uandas igs about III u
s.asl,,'IIStrv @or raj ,er;ng al m;l;tsrv
tnnstss thav oil bno,ra,tad anJ 49,.
I;shgd md oh transnarts md ~; ~.
sto.an,ho,ts. =, min !, IN Pad. p;rar ), :.
nrobi,;tes from ! ,sry;n. Ais class 80
|1peopIc excentsnnnn ! Military nasa
trI,;rl us;I IA !; va,, AL, - 49, rs'
|t;,,nal cases ff nrcessay, - fos tsap,
IA leave home - v;s;t .,,,v 20 a,a MI
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-06-28

Ra A returned soldier purchased
q pairsof boots in Bafalst, and left
his ola ones. whi!eafterhecalied
for them, when they were brought to
ilim,h ripped open the lining and
took from beneath $3.50 in green
backs, in dcnolniratil rs Of $50, and
500, which he placed there and had
forgotten.