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No. 8.
ACTE

ARROGANT L'AcTE AMENDANT L'ARr1cLE 2s53 mr.
CODE CIVIL.
SECTION l. LIE senat ct Ia chambre des represen.
fonts de rEtat de la Louisiana, reunis en- assem-
bee generate, decretent: L'acte intitule acte
amendant Particle 1868 du code civil, approuve lie
20 mars lls65, est ct demeure par lie present
abroge.
Sec. 2. Decretent de plus Est remis en- vi
gueur Particle 1858 du code civil de la Louisiana
don't suit la teneur lies baux peuvent etre fats
par ecrit gu verbalement."
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HOUSE OF REPREsENrArIvEs.
HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
--- --- Saturday Feb. IL 1866

HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES J
i-"-7 Saturday, Feb. II, 1866.
The House met at IL O'Clock NJ. ~.
Present, Hon. D. s. Cage Speaker, and Messrs
Anderson j., Anderson Samuel, Austin, Alverson
Bailey, Bensel, Backman, Brown, Couvillon
| Davenport, Delamore, Deporter, DeLabarre
Ditto, Durable, Eastin, Eager, Elan, Eldridge
Eustis, Ewing, Fishburn, Gates, Gottschalk, Han
Ion, Halsey, Harrison, Head, Hays, Higgins, Holt
| Kent, Kelly, Kidd, Kile; Lagroue, Leblanc, Lewis
Meredith, McKelvey, McEnery, Mcdonald, MCGEE
McCloskey, Moreland, Montgomery, Murray, Mel
| ligan, Mutt, Ormond, Peterson, Powell, Pujo
Regenberg, Richards, Rogers, Ryan, Snider
Smith, Stille, Scott, Solomon, Theriot, Theme
| man, Tucker, VOORHEES,, Wilmington, Witt, vii
| hanson and Weeks-70 Representatives.
| Prayer was offered by the Rev. Father Shee
| ran.
The journal of yesterday was read and ap
proved.
s. P. DeLabarre, chairman, in behalf of the
Committee of Enrolment, reported as correctly
enrolled the following, to wit:
"Joint resolution making an appropriation TO,
the expenses of our Senators and Representative
| in Congress-" u22& " 49, N"z
On motion Of Mr.. Eustis, it was - -..s
Resolued, That the Speaker of this House ap
point chairman of the committee composed o.
the City Delegation;
And the Speaker appointed Mr.. Bailey as chair
man of said committee.
Mr.. Williamson presented the following:
RESOLUTION TO PAY THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COM
1 MITTEE ON ENROLMENT AN EXTRA PER DIEM OF
EIGHT DOLLARS OUT OF CONTINGENT FUND OF THf
/ HOUSE. t4Ef1f
BE ~ Tesotced, That the chairman Of the Com
mittee on Enrolment shall be paid out of the con
tingent fund Of the House eight dollars per day in
addition to his per diem and mileage as member
| OF the House, for services heretofore and here
after rendered as chairman Of the Committee on En-
rollment; the same to be paid on his own warran,
Mr.. Thieneman offered the following amend
| ment: sF
| Provided The office of chief clerk to the En-
rollment Committee be, and is, hereby abolished.
| On motion of Mr.. Head
| The motion was laid on the table,
On the adoption of the resolution,
| The yeas and nays were called for by Messrs
| Thieneman and Couvillon, with the following re.
suit: r@ iugg s0. l.79Hsg
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson j., Anderson Samuel
Austin, Bailey, Bensel Debanc, Delamore. Depor.
ter, Ditto, Eager, Eustis, Fenner, Fishburn Gates
Hanlon, Halsey, Head, Hays, Higgins, Jonas,
Kelly, Kidd, Leeds, Leblanc, Lewis, McKelyey,
McEnery, Mcdonald, Montgomery, Murray, Mutt
Phillips James, Sambola, Seaman, Simonds, Stie
Scott, Theriot Tucker, VOORHEES, Walker, Whit
tington, Witt, Williamson and Weeks-45 yeas.
Nays-Messrs. Alverson, Blackman, Brown, Cou-
villon Davenport, Eastin Eldridge, Edwards, Gals
ser, Holt, Kent, Kile, Lagroue, Martin, MCGEE,
McCloskey, Moreland, ormond, Peterson, Powell,
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ERANK NEWHALL,

CAMP STREET.
Between Common aud Canal Streets 81.
Has hand and is constantly receiving direct from tina
the North Europe large and elepant
of WALL PAPER in Oak Mahogany and Marble
limitations Fescoss, Centers, Pannelng statuary and
Scenery. VI
ss'ooaa Hssa nd Public and Private Buildings finished In
the most exquisite manner, and the shortest notice
The attention Of City and Country Dealers Is called to hin
immense Stock OF WALL PAPER embracing every variety
sxtan which he dispose prices as any similar
establishment II tho COUNTRY n :
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fUUNH FAUL WAXING, n
Doctor and Asrologe located 1853 Customhsuse street.
between Burgundy and Dauphin Streets
He born with gift He tells the Past and
Future Never known fail Causes speedy marages-brings
together those long sepaatedcures all Diseases Business
strictly confidential He shows you correct likeness of ab-
sent friends, future husband or wife
Terms for consultation So.
Those at distance may send their age and address
Paul Waring, Box 249s New Orleans Postofics and get
return the outline of their whole
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No. 81
JOINT RESOLUTION

FOR THE RELIEF OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE VA
CHERIE SETTLEMENT, PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
BE resolued by the Senate and House o,
Representatives ofthe State Of Louisiana in Gen
erdl assembly conuened, That the Governor be
and is hereby authorized and directed to instruc
the State Engineer to examine the condition of the
road known as the % State Vacherie road" in the
parish of st. James, and after proper surveys, il
he should find said road unfit for repairs to locate
road, for the purpose Of securing facilities of
communication between the "Vachere Settle
ment," in the parish aforesaid and the Mississippi
river, and to report to the General Assembly the
most eligible position for such road for the pur-
pose aforesaid. ---g
(Signed) J..B. ELAN,
Speaker pro tenn. of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) ALBERT VOORHEES,.
Lieut.. Gov. and President of the Senate,
Approved February 8, 1866.
(Signed) J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
J. H. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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LOIS DE La LOUISIANA.
ACTE
Secretary of State.

ACTE
AuTOR1sAsT LIE JURI DE POLICE DE LA PARoIssI
sTE-MARIE REQUIRE CISQ LIE NOMBRE DIES AR
ENDORSEMENTS DE JURI DE POLICE DAMS CETTF
PARoISsE, EFT EN- DETERMINER LES LIMITEs.
SECTION l. LIE s6nat ct la chambre des represen
tants de fEtat de la Louisiana, reunis en- assem-
blee generate, decretent LIE jur de police de Ia
parosse Ste-Marie est par lie present autoris6 di
wiser en- cling ACCOMPLISHMENTS de police ladite pa.
roisse, Peffet de les snbstituer au nombre plus
grand acknowledgements actueement existants
ct a d6terminer les limites de ces nouyelles diyi
sions. E.E-
SEC. 2. Decretent de plus: LIE present act,
sortira son effet 'compter du jour de son adop
ton. r...
(Signe.) DUNCAN S. CAGE,
Orateur de la Chambre des Representants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lleutenant-Gouverneur ct President du Senat
Approve lie fevrier 1866.
J. MADISON WELLS.
Gouverneur de l'Etat de la Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme:
j. Fl. HARDY
Secretaire Etat
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No.9.l
TO REPEAL AN ACT AMENDING ARTICLE 1858 OF
THE CIVIL CODE.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted By the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the State of Louisi
ana, IN General Assembly convened, That the
act entitled an act to amend Article 1868 of the
Civil Code" approved March ssth, 1866, be and is
hereby repealed
SEC. 2. BE it further enacted, etc., That Article
1858 of the Civil Code of Louisiana, which reads as
follows Leases may be made either by written
or verbal contract" is hereby revived.
Sec. 8. BE it further enacted, etc., That this
act be in force from and after its passage.
(Signed) DUNCAN s. CAGE.
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
(Signed) ALBERT VOORHEES,.
Lieut.. Governor and President of the Senate,
Approved February 8, 1866.
(Signed) j. MADISON WELLS
Governor of the State of Louisiana,
true copy:
j. H. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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Gas CONSUMERS READ THIS

WINcHEsTERrS PATENT IMPROVED LAyATIP GAS
BURNER convenient Burner In The Tip
will never corrode, burn For sale by @. W.
shultes and agents this city Office T. B. Moore's
Gas Fitting Establishment No. 81 Baronns street
Beware spurious articles for MARKET Gas Fix.
lures cleaned and repaired at 81 Baronne street.
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GOVERNMENT CLOTHING
PL A N TATION USE.

PLANTATION USE,
j. Y. Marean,
NO LTD Gravier street, up sairs,) New Orleans
has Tor sale consignment Of Army Clothing suitable for
plantation use consisting of, ~ 70. "
COATS, PANTS, GAPS, OvERCoATs and OyERALLs
.-- OF THE REST QUALITY,
Which will be sold at less than .. '.
One Half the Government Price
Refers Aiken Rainey, No. 60 Carondelet street. New
Orleans ~
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A LLHSON d. nAVTS
9S.. MAGAZINE STREET .............O0
.. Have sale r ly.|f.t
10 bbls Pure Copper Distilled BOURBON COUNTY
WHISKY, "McGibboD's Brand" over three years old.
Are agents for ali descriptions Agricultural Implements
and Labor Saving Machines. viz Flows, Wagons Hand
Looms Wood Mills, Portable Steam Engines
Portable Saw Mills Corn Mills for Ptuntation use Wheat
FIGURING Mills Reaper Cutters, Wheat Drills Straw Cutters
and Sugar Mills
Lilies improved Proof Safes and Masses Ntrogenzed
Supee Phosphate Of Lime Tor fernlizing.
All of which articles will furnished promptly at the
Have -Four Splendid TWO HORSE WAGONS on hand-a
article
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HI. KELLER, ~
SOAP MANUFACTURER
A LEHSON d DAVFS

Corner OF st. Andrew and Howard Streets New Orlear
Ofce and saes room Bank Place, corner Grayier
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No. 6.1
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SENATE.

REGULAR SESSION OF 1865.
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Reconstruction, in the National Congress, the enc
mics of the policy of President johnson are en-.
deavoring to nisead public opinion by the grosses
Misrepresentation Of the opinions and sentiments
of the people of this and other Southern States
therefore
Be ii resoloed by the Senate and House of Rep.
resentotiDes Of the State Of Louisiana in General
Assembly conuened, That as Representatives re-
Gently elected by the people Of this State, and be.
ing fully conversant with their opinions and sent
ments, We do declare that they have with unpar-
aeled unaninity accepted the results Of the war
final settlement of the questions at issue therein;
that there does not exist an intention desire to
reopen the agitation of those questions; that they
acquiesce in the abolition Of slavery as an accom-
plished fact, and they are ready to extend to the
late slaves the protection of the laws in the enjoy
ment of their rights that instead Of entertaining
any hostility to the negro race in the Southern
States, they hold for themthe kindly feelings which
grew out of their former relation to the white race
and recognizing 1t as their interest well duty
to do whatever is proper to advance them in intel
lgence, morality and religion. That the profess
sions of the people OF Louisiana that they will
ing to subscribe to the national authority and con-
stitutional government Of the United States are
sincere and unqualified, and that any accusations
made in contradiction of the. above statement,
nom Whatever source, or on whatever authority,
n W. pronounce to be without foundation in fact,
~ are infamous attacks upon the honor, courage
!. ~. II s0ca faith of the people of Louisiana.
ma 1. Z Jufsher resolued, That the statements
snr;t = .ae foregoing resolutions are made in no
ir;,ion $. ssslsn application nor Of shameful con-
our Ists .us past, nor of hypocrtcal devotion to
\ 80 sA'nesi put to vindicate the manhood
}, nounced against them BY their ra;oa, p'o.
home and abroad. and for the purposs e ~
ing every truthful and magnanimous nina .aa.
continue to deprive Louisiana Of her =
right Of representation in Congress cannot h ia
titled By any consideration Of national security or -
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

New CoTToN.-The first bale of new
cotton brought to this place arrived
yesterday, and was bought by Messrs.
Prewett Il Roberts for 274 cents per
pound--thc purchaser paying the tax.
1t was planted, cultivated and picked
by the daughters Of Mrs. Eliza Pickett,
near Pushmataha, Ala. No danger of
starving from abject poverty while our
women display this sort of industry.
We lave not the pleasure of their ac-
quaintance, but suppose them to be
the sisters, daughters, or perhaps wild
ows, of some deceased Confederate
soldiers, and left without any one to
support them; and that they, after n
sensible survey of the situation, deter
mined that while the earth should
produce something upon which to live,
they would not beg or die from star
walton. May the Lord prosper them,
and when they marry may they be
blessed with good husbands.-Lauder
dale Times.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

THE Secretary Of tie Meridian Cot
ton Mill Company has a recent letter
from Judge p. c. Wright, President
of the " American Emigration Aid
and Homestead Company in which
he gives the assurance that he will be
able to do something for our manufac-
turing enterprise, but, he says, we
must be patient with him, as his hands
and head are full of work In managing
his vast and rainified enterprise. With
this assurance, the friends of the Ne
ridian enterprise may feel encouraged
that its success is now beyond a doubt.
Meridian Messenger.
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sses. lr-.Rracsiyl'.-eolou shinr|t sald, they.
vts6} th~rr EVERY ime.n II h MI cHieyr - lhA
nennlnr Ne TOOK Plantation nilsers Y BE- felt weary
AZ 4 shf ~ took Fanlaton hiliersi " he backed ~
petae was weak. lArgnld. menlnliy uppr lsed. D.
10 u Piantaipn htessfRnd ihey neseF Called - aet
him On his pins square Ard hrul.
Few persons wnnt Auy better euslor,y but a.
4 owe haush 10 yea Tor verify
helsvs the Plantation Bttars haee saasdapy nts.
IEY ". III NAGuNERs MADRID n. ~
lhavH beeno FltNt sufferer from
Dy,pepsia and had e adandon preceding.
TIA pianialinn Hiilern have cuIea me-
hkvaCA WILDWOOD New York city
80 ~ 1 bad inst All arpptllp-~gMA 20
week anden rvhied Isupld hardly Walk, AZ ~ 2
fiiisrs have setme ali flghs
JAMES ffElMiNNNAY, So Icuis
Tee Plantation httera have
rufsi rae 81 4 neemeni Of The Kdneya and Trina
" organs that dlEtFnssed inu fot seNa They net lac
y clkrm @ q. MOORE as broadway, \, 4.
Nh D. n. DEvOE. manager ~ be Union hpme
schVol for soldinm Chnafsn Gays she "hss given y
- a. yTenk and nvAa childFen under her charge With
oeited over hundred reaIns 81 auch eerhAeast, hut
40 .dvertscuaut IA Eoefeeiive ~ what reorlt theNt
s4lfrs say Of q eood article. Our fortune and our
reputation = az stake The oYIeluei quality aisd Nl
Vi these 81 9da VIA - n ytsined under every
ard ~ circumstances They have airondy ebtninfd
sale ia every town village parish and hamlet among
civilized nations Base iniaiura trK 70 come a. neHs
ariIee cannot b. sold ns low poor they hud
soma snrpor from parties who 90 not what they
sell BE on your guaFd See orr private stamp over
ths cork p. II. DRAKE CO. y y City
Saratoga spring Water, sold BY al Druggists.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

We had the pleasure of meeting in
the city on yesterday Prof. Towne,
the author of an Algebra and Arith-
metic, that are rapidly coming into
use all over the South, and wherever
adopted have given general satisfae-
ton. We are gratifed to learn that
these books will be adopted in the
public schools of jackson. They are
now the text books for the public
schools of Mobile, New Orleans,
Vicksburg and many other Southern
cities, These works are by South
ern teacher, published at the Louisville
publishing house of Jno. P. Morton
4 Co, and are fully equal in quality to
any similar Northern books, and are
furnished at the same price. We hope
they may come into general use all
over the country.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

|. A letter in the Lawrence journal
gives the details of the late Fishers
Creek affair II says the Indians,
OtOes and Pawness, Numbering 500 or
more, called at farm house while the
men folks were absent. and eamped in
that vicinity. One Indian went TO the
well TO geta drink, and, taking like
ing TO the gourd used as a dipper, made
of with il The woman went for
him. +" and tried TO take Il Not get
ting It as she expected. she spitin the
. noble red mans T" face, which hurt the
his dignity very much. He and his
friends then commenced tearing down
a shed near by, bot were stopped by
the other Indians. They took little
eornto roast, and 1eft The woman
gave the alarm, and soon 100 armed
men we're on the var path. bat no red
skin, were 70 be seen Most Of the set
lers q that vicinity are recently from
the States,and really thought there was
danger. No trouble i appreheDded
at present ~
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

negro soldiers These lnfamouspsDp-
ositions are deliberately pnt forth BY
Stevens in an address to his constltu-
ents and may be regarded as a plain
indication OF what We may expect II
the Radicals are sustained by the Nor
thern people in the coming elections.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

A somewhat singular accident oc-
CURED yesterday evening, at the house
Of Mr.. Wlshart in this city, in which
fortunately no one was injured. A
negro woman was heating some water
in the yard and had taken n couple Of
old shells to support her Ere One OF
the shells soon exploded, scattering
the water heating apparatus to the
winds and throwing fragments Of DIFF
ferent sizes in different directions
The woman was near the FIRE at the
time, but fortunately escaped unhurt
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27
LoSDoN-An American writing from
London, says of the Theatres:

London, says Oh the theatres;
There are many queer things in Lon
don's externals. There they have
swallow tail coats and stove-pipe hats,
and whether you go to dinner or to
the theatre, you must don both or be
sent home without either dinner or
show. To compensate for this, they
have built a sort of half theatre, half
opera house, which they call the Al
hambra, for people without swallow
tailed coats. The place is large and
more beautiful than most Of the thea
tres. Here no full dress is required
for gentlemen. and to the best of my
knowledge and belief no dress at ali Is
required for ladies. At least. the
quantity they wear upon the stage is
not worth mentioning. The audience
here is generally divided into two
classes, viz drunken men and drunken
women, the latter. probably. predom-
inating~ But this does not binder the
building from being in its interior
decorations one Of the most beautiful
in London.
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OVER 4 MILLION DOLLARS sAvEDI


Gentlemen s--''I had q negro man worth q 900 who
took cold from bad hurt ia the leg, and US less
for over a year had used everything could hear
Of without benefit a Ill tried the Mexican Mustang
Ksnimant II soon effected permanent cure"
Montgomery Ala June H. 1859. l. DOWNING
II take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Linimsnt rs valuable md Indispensable
Article for kprhin Sores, scratches Calls Horses
Our men have used Il fos Barns bruises, Sqea Rhen
NATHAN. &c, and all Aay isaets Ike magic
J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Vets Fargo's
and Harndens Expfeaa
The spraln Of my danghter'a a,kle, oeensioned
while skating last winter was entirely curtd IN one
week, after sie commenced using your celebrated
Mustang LAnlmenk
Gloucester, Mass, Augs l. le6a. ED. REELEfs"
III is an admitted fnct that the Mexican Alistnpg
Lniment performs cures IN shorter time. on man
and beast than any article ever discovered Faini.
Hes iivery.inen and planters should always have II
on hand Quick aud sure Il ceTilinly 4. All genuine
Il wrapped in steel plato engravings bearing the sig
nature Of g w Westbrook henirt, and The prirafs
u s, stamp Of Demas Barnes a 90. over the top
An effort has been made to counterfeit Il with a
cheap stone plate label Look closely
Saratoga spring water, sold BY all Dragglris.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

At""tF'N -
Psi,s Ra,les. Co. q. 81 reg I. died Jnlyl.
u Trmsn. 70. q, "a rcaf. 1Iri jas ~
Thomas Patterson, Co ]. go tegt died
'I Corporal 4 John q miller. Co X esh Sssl
''j 3 J J - Jones, Co d. 81 rer's, died Juiy q
james 4. Hayden, Go ], 0sh rsstl died
" " il. Robinson. O.. Z, On res't. died July
=. A. Tuttle. Co. Q, I'd regt. died Jalya
Oscar @. McGinnis. co. {, "a reg't' died
Charles NJ Collins. Co. +, ~ rsg't. died
Hospital Steward. George c. stapletop.
81 reri died July l3
SD. Hamilton, Co. Il, eli reg {, died July ..
IL. l. Tinsley. Co G, 0th ree'i, died July q.
Lieut. W. s. stegcrs Co. y. "a resA died
! ii Thomas d Mann. GO ,, "a rsgs, diea July
J.ML. Reid, Dapson'sst louis Battery
died June ~
james Hunter, CO, !, ~ reg's, died June
"a.
j. ID. French, Co. N, llrog't, died June IA.
Aimed Moore, Isl Cavalry, died june II,
Jno Barrett Co u. Sd reg't, died june Y
w. II. Jones, Co. A. ID reg't died July ~.
q, ~ Correy Co, X 9Th regt, died june ~.
G. w. Cook, Co. A, "a reg't, died June ~.
s. Craighead Co I. "a rcg't. died July 4.
Jno. ri Keller CO. g. ri regt. died July 4.
n. s. Barry, Co X, LIST Feg't, died Jnlyol
r. l. coiiinen, Co. K, stlI reg't, died June
Richard cilke, @. q, Is Cavalry. died
IN Emory Thomas q. x. ~ Infantry. aisa
{ Z, n L I craiebsad, cS.Is. 81 Cavalry, died,
David b. Case, Co. n, 9th rsg't, died June
Mason b Meeks. Co. F, 9Th rsg't, dIea
Hardin Pitt. Co. Il, 9Th ree't. died June IS.
James r Highly, Go, II, 81 reg'G died
Thomaa Mann. Co. r. aa regis died JuIy
10.
&. S. Dngan, Co. +, 9Th reg't, died june 20.
James L Walker, Co. II, LIST Cavalry, died
LIent, MA. g. Bosticls, Co +. list Cavalry,
died june ~.
JAS. Hall, Hades' Artillery, died June "a.
John r. Owens, Co II, 9th reg't, died June
%.
T. "A. Mason, Co. b, 5th reg't, died Jnly 5.
Olney st. Clair. Co. q, 3D. reglt, died Suly /.
Corporal j. X. ---, Co. @, Sd reg't died
June "a.
Pster FeelSos, Co. A, 2d reg't, died june 2s.
Captain w, 7. Gilbert, Co. b, LIST Cavalry,
died June 90.
John Brightwell. Co. !, list reg't, died June
Sergeant John N. Shy, Co. F, 9th reg't,
died July ~
William Hollingsworth, Co. B, LIST Infan-
try, died June 20.
]. N. Goode. Co. H, 9th reg't, died July ~
Preston d. Wall, Go. c, 9th reg't, died
June "a. m
Sergeant William Parks, Co. +, 9th reg't,
died July 10.
C. Oman, Co. II, 9th reg't, died June %.
Sergeant w G. Donaldson, Co. G, 9th reg i,
died June 81.
Robert I. Bradley, Co b, 9th reg't. died
July 4.
q. II. Smith, Co. C, Cd reg't, died june 10.
William Bell, Co. X, 9th reg't died June
TEXAS.
c. Impkins waul's Legion, LIST Battalion,
died July A.
William Hollernan, Co. A, waul's Legion,
ID Battalion, died July g.
John Flipean, Co, Il, Waul's Legion, LIST
Battalion, died June %.
Sergeant John Hahdson, Co. d, Waul's
Legion, died June 20.
Dorsey Young, Co B, Wants Legion, died
June 49,
s, Behnes, Co. A, waul's Legion. died
June ..
TENNESSEE. 3es
N. a. Marks Co a, Heavy Artillery, c1sa.
July %.
Jeremiah Hurley, Co. Q. 6lst reg't, died
June %.
David X. Wall, Co G, Goth reg't, died
June IS. s ~
Riley Shelton, Co. b., 62d regt, died June
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