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MORE NEyv CooTCCT

HAVE just returned again from the city with a new
Hand handsome well selected stock Of Summer Goods
consisting in part of Fine Fancy and Staple Goods of
every style and quality. call the attention OF the ladies
in particular and request them to call and examine the
goods selected them with great and they cannot
be surpassed IN Shreveport My motto is small profits
as am determined not to be undtrsod 4 word to the
gentlemen nregard to my clothing and furnishing goods
come and examine the goods for yourselves and be con
WINGED that they the best ever brought this place
iuiyS W Marks
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$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS!

10 BE SOLD Al PANIC PRIZES!
A MARX respectfully informs his friends and Gus
rs toners thathe will sell out his stock of goods
just received, by steamer Clara Bell at panic prices,
without regard to cost on account Of moving TO New
Orleans.
A better occasion for all buyers in general cannot be
offered Those who have already purchased at my es-
adjustment viii be ac form anidea of the great
duction that have made upon ali my goods.
In consequence Of the Panic prevailing, am
obliged to sen my whole stock 1t immense sacrifice
in order to meet my engagements.
TuE Godps Will HI Sold For CASH ONLY.
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,e-E5@FAI.L AND WINTER GOODS 81.
Still Ahead of all Trade!
WINTER

TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT
faF Has just received per steamers Era No. l. ~ n
gssS Fleta, Yazoo Belle Rescue, and Larkin y
esA& Edwards an extensive and complete stock ~
of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the mauufactu-
rcrs seecedn person expressly for the Shreveport mar
kct, and including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, sc.
This stock being the foremost and most complete in
town. is well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may assured that they will be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots Shoes and Brogans for ladies', and boys,
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Also-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery
Glassware, Queensware etc. etc. to all of which the
attention of my old patrons and thepublcs solicited.
now A. WINTER.
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friends and customers and the public general that
he has removed from his old stand the bodybuilding
Of r. D. Sale, on Milan street next to the Yeraudah
Barber shop, opened Bath House, whore lie can
furnish all with warm or cold baths every day from
o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock P. NJ, the rate of scots per
bath or tickets at IS pr dozen payable in advance
The undersigned respectfully hopes this enter
prise will meet with liberal patronage.
Dec 10. H. ZIEGLER.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
AND NO HUMBUG!

THE WAR WITH MEXIC0, IS Ne DOUBT TO CEN
MENCE SOON. The CRY IS CHEsr GooDs.
ID UT let me make war first here in Shreveport by
ID selling my SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, the
Cheapest that ever has been offered vet here in this
place On and from this date [ will etfer the following
One Boys lot of Oak Russets a .-....,.-.. - cts.
. dozs. Mems, Boys and youths Brogans q - 81 =
I00peces Americana English cacoes from to l0 a yds
Is e fine French :. to to zoe pr yds
50 American FrenchaScoteh ginghams 10 to 20cts
1G0 fine JAG organdi coored npsIs from l0c to PC
80 French organdi ounce dress patterns s. 51 TO 90
% " PIam bafage, % @Vc7S.
% BaTage double skirt and Ognced dresses 30 TO 90
80 Kobe guile dresses q : 80
large lot of Marseilcs and cotton counter panes
1914 wide from 81 81 to 81 90
10000 yards heavy No. Osnaburgs, a lects,
5000 q Brown shifting from 10 10 per yard
5000 % and Bleached sheeting, from to . cts
100 doz fine Ladies, Misses and children's cotton
hose from @ cts to - cts.
100 Z" assorted fine Ladies. Misses and ehlldrenS
hell booteeS from 75cts to 81 80 cts
also large variety of other goods too to men
tion1vhich will be sold iii proportion.
In addition my Fancy and Staple Goods, have re-
ceived fine Of the latest style OF Spring and
Summer Bonncts also Ladies' Misses and chdrens hats
which will sell at reduced prices determined to
sell goods regardless Of profits prices also have
a very fine stock Of Clothing and Furnishing goods,
Spring and Summer Hats, such az Mems CasSimer and
fine lot ofchdren fancy hats all ofwhch will be offered
at the same low prices Ladies and Gentlemen par
tcuarly invited to come and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere my goods all new and fresh
and have been bought expressly for this market Country
people will find it to their interest to and see for
themselves and get bargains. w. MARKS,
Texas street, between Market and Edward,
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BEDSTEADS.
DEDSTEADS! BEDSTEADS!! Just received at my
d , store, Texas street:
500 Redsteads.
comprising Eclipse foot Cottages Misses and Extra
Misses plain Poplar Get Sveamore;J emmy Lind Cottage
Sycamore Cottage and White Oak Misses;
50 Walnut lounges
Is Shuck Ma resses. WI. ENDERS
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CARRIAGES, HUGHES, sc.

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, sc.
cgBR> We have just received large assortment of
HfzISzz- RoCKAwAYs, BARoUCHRs BUGGIEs, &c, which
are offered at New Orleans prices
Wehave inland complete assortment Of Trimmings,
Woodwork, &C. &c. and are ftlly prepared to manu-
facturc and repair every DESCRIPTION Of Carriage and
Wagon work ROBSON u kIMBLE.
ME have in store and will sell ut the lowest rates
w % cases kerseys and nseys;
bales Blankets
1900 feet India ruber gin bands, all sizes;
so tons segments, points, and gudgeons;
WeedinghoeS Shot Is, spades, wheebarrows road seri
pers. chains,l. HOWELL d ETGkNER
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RFH0w A.
ENCOURAGE IIONE NANUFACTORY.
i. SCH EFFER,
Saddle AND u ARN !SS WAX Err.


SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
NEXT Doom 70 MCCLURE & SMITH
r-1 INroEus the citizens Of Shreveport and sur
EAss4M rounding country that he is now prepared to
- manufacture all kinds Of Saddle and HaF-
to ORDER also, particular attention will be paid to
reparingof all kinds athe shortest notice and cheapest
prices
Having been employed in New Orleans in some of the
largest manufactures fer number of years, therefore
feel confident that can turn out as nice piece of
work as can be made this side of New Orleans
Shreveport, February II, 1s6l
Camden and Trenton Daily Mail Stage Line.
46satE&5ze THEabovc routcisno completely stocked.
EZS5H- Commodious Mail Stages will leave CAM
DEN, Ark, and TRENTON, La, every day, Sundays
excepted ct o'clock = ", and arrive at TRENTON
and CAMDEN, on the day following, At > clock +.
This line connects at CAMDEN with the Stage Lines
tothe HOTS SPRINGS, GAINES LANDING, and WASH
INGTQE, Ark., and at TRENToN with the Stage Lines
to SHREyEPQRT Ia, and BY y, way Of HARRISON
BURG and TRINITY to NATCItEI, Miss.
Every attention paid 70 the comfort and convenience
of the travelling community ltWlll conneetwth steam
TRENTON thus afiording unnterTupted transpqy
tation to travellers going south. w. G. CARE.
Cherry Ridge, La, NOV. 9, 1859.
LIGHT! LI3GHT!! E.IGiIT!!!
FETIE best and CHEAPEST fgIt1in use, is made from
4 Coal Oil, or by somel called KEaosIsE on as it
burns twice long any other and the price of which
has been reduced
The undersigned has large assortment of Coal Oil
or KEROSENE Lamps, in every variety of style; also:
Chandeliers Hall Lamps, Solar Lard OIL Camphene and
Spirit gas lamps and all the articles required to be used
with them.
Always on hand good supply Of the best quality of
Refined Coal Oil, BIeached Oil, Camphene and
Spirit Gas Fluid, and the Southern Oil Conn
panys' Lubricatims Oil, now in general use, by the
barrel or gallon.
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp ,wchis not excelcd for burning kitchen grease
lard oil, very cheap Also for FuIIer's Patent
Faucet, which lasts three times as long any without
leaking; the patent Scissors ShaTpener, very cheap
useful and conyenient the patent Decanter or Bottle
stopper, good improvement, Musgrove's patent
portable Gas stove, very useful and convenient where
gas is used; Spaldngs prepared Glue, winch should
be in the hands of every housekeeper.
The public is respectfully invited to call
ARTEAI0N HILL, No Charters street,
febS New Orleans.
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STRAUS & Bro.

Successors to Jos. Mclaughlin.
SADDLERi 81 HARNESS WANEFA GLORY
Eas-n Sign of the MILITARY SADDLE, Ga
{f@IS Texas street, Shreveport, Louisiana esesS
NFFER for sale to the public in general the largest
W andbest stock of Saddlery shown in this city
consisting of Saddles Brides, Harnesses Collars Sad
dlebags Whips and Saddler's Material aof which they
will supply to the market trade low can be bought
in the State. not excepting New Orleans.
Rrnnirs done with nhafnnSs and disnafch
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IRON FENCING!
TEHHE undersigned having made arrangements with the
manufacturers now prepared to order every de-
scrpton of Iron Fencing suitable for enclosing build
ings, gardens cemetery lots, ETC. also Iron Ratings,
for galleries and balconies which will be sold at MANU-
FAcrURERs' PRICES adding transportation1
Purchasers invited to call and examine the various
styles, at the Southern Marble Works of
". HEC0X g. CO.,
Corner of Texas and Edwards Streets.
Shrevcnort. March 21-tf
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W ,Tl.T %"l y ISL STRENGTHENING CORDIAL

WILL EFFECTUALLl YIN r-ynIeE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA =. "a tG;J1n,rs.i
Chronic or nervous debility diseases OF the
ali diseases arising from dsordered 4tgr :,
Dyspepsia, Heartburn Inward Piles aeiaaH y 5g
the stomach fuluess of blood to the hea9' o%' ,
swimming in the head paipltatlon Of nv cbokngG
or weight in the stomach, sour erue'3lloLs yeI9
suiocating feeling when lying down, dry e7r
ness OF the skin and eyes night SwcatS aGiJeofps
pain in the small of the back, chest or 1r
of heat, depression of spirits frightiul d
dcspondency or any nervous disease; soLs5 III farcrJ
the skin, and fever and ague (or clliis ami e
OVER a MILLION OF boI JILL -" md 10 2.
Have been sold during the last SIX moni Tim Bt
instance has it failed in giving entire NLa
then will suffer from weakness or deDIal4 ""'
Strengthening Cordial will cure you. ;lsa Of hlI
No language can convey an adequate llsaJgcedbyah
mediate and almost miraculous change and SLATER
inrthis Cordial in the diseased dceitatsa1 wees r
nervous system, whether broken down = LIVED d
by nature, or impaired by sickness the beaba4
strung organisation is restored to rs llis'''
vigor MARRIED / Ef70-,'' ,hofeter c50.1
Or others conscious of inability, from I borou
will find McLean's Strengthening tora,l bare il
generator of the system; and all who 9a NH hBC
themselves by improper indulgence, "li11
AL q. ...rfai,, ord cppadv rpmpdy.
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TFHHE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
IL right scllingthese beaRtituland celebrated Burial
Caskets IN ShrGEeport ana Caddo PARISH have Just re-
embracing every size which will be sold very low
prces-less than the ordinary coffin. Weofer this
keto the public feeling confident that it is superior to
artistic fnish simplicity il lining, etc. It Is highly de-
coraod, has unique silver mountngs is perfectly air
the casket being constructed Of the finest French plate
glass renders il the desirable case ever invented
Beautiful metallic caps the glass and secure the
case from damage against external pressure
All orders promptly attended To. The caskctSare rea-
dy for delivery shipment At moments notice.
J. S. Kendall,
Jul 7-lv CornerOf Texasand McNeilSts.
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4 each presenting its contents uninjured; again
invite any competition who procure reliable evidence
to the contrary publish it, promising not to
PUBLIC by subsequently recommending the arti
Gle unqualtcdly should it prove unreliable. The
test here by the memorable and deporablc TchoupOu-
las street fire unusually severe, but that referred to
in the following much more So the building burned
having been very spacious, ard seven stories high
FIRE in FRANKFORT STREET.
''NEw YORK. Dec y, 1861.
Messrs. Valentine & Butlcr:-Pernt me toinlorm you,
that a the fire which occurred in the story build
ing Nos rs and ~ Frankfort street the 18th ns
Of your Alum Patent Safes severely exposed to the
heat for many hours On opening at your manutaco-
rr, which had to lie done by drilling, etc, / was
exceedingly gratfcd to find my books and papers in
state of preservation. am fully convinced that the Aum
Patent Safe is all that you claim to be- viz pro
tcctor and FIRE deying repository for books and papers
Yours etc, EDWARD 0. JENKINS,
No lS3 William street.
The subjoined article from the Hudson River sentinel
of 9th November last furnishes the instance OF
the robbery of LILIES CAST-ROS UNSAFE through the
agency of gun powder; and have been for months,
and am STILL circulating unimpeachable evidence of its
repeated failures when attacked by fire and burglars The
erontery eynccd by denominang, in any other than an
ironcal sense, such an article Fire and Burglar Proof
is somewhat amazing being equivalent to the assumption
that Safe seekers destitute Of common sense being
compensated for such deficiency by proiasion Of cred
ulity
The Bank safe Broken, and Robbery off. W.
RUMsEY & Co.'S BANK or TARRYTowS.
bold and successful robbery Of the j. w. Rumsey
Co Bank in this village, occurred on the night of the
10th inst. An entrance effected at front door lead
ing TO hall IN the third story OF the building. The
Bank is kept on the second floor to which entrance
made through door leading from the stairway
The safe of the Bank of LEWIS LILIES patent
chilled iron Safes of Troy " " and is considered bur
gar proof BY simply breaking off the knob from the
door, they succeeded in inserting powder sufficient not
only to force open the lock, but completely blowing off
the door The night peculiarly fitted for the
attempt for the Widc-Awakes had been parading the
streets until late hour of the night that had noise
been heard by the neigbors in that locality the suppo
sitiOn would at been conceded that twas report
Of gun Burglars as experienced as these evidently
were, readily made haul upon the contents, to the
amount $1,000 in specie and checks News having come
early the next morning started at for the
Bank, the smell Of gun powder satisfied that some
thing unusual had happened We discovered the outer
part Of the door Of the Safe blown from its hinges If
a Bank robbery, eaectua this does open the
eyes Of Bankers presume nothing will"
An assortment Of ALUM PATENT FIRE-PBO0F I
SAFES contantly for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE, /
~. L.
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5000 lis, Harness and Sole Leather.
In addition to the above, we are receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety of
goods manufactured expressly for this market; and
Of our young men IS nov in the east busiv engaged
selecting and having goods manufactured for this
ke and we wn few DAYS bein receipt some ofthcm
and those in of goods of every description and kind
we solicit from them a call. WALTERS & ELDER.
Shreveport Feb. ~, lSGn.
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READ THIS!

Importers Of Drugs and Medicines.
81 Liberty Street, New York
-. Sold by Druggists generally. -aPrIlo.
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No. q Chartres Street. New Orleans
IN announcing TO the public at large, feature
1 which we have inauguratcd in old and wcil-esiab
lished business it may be necessary to make few re-
marks on the
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GAZE =. r. syEyEtS cos
IMPORTER; ana Wholesale Dealers n
cutlery Suns. Pistols. Perfpmerys Fancy tfeods
PArER SrATioNEGY SCaooLi AND BLANK Books,
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THE GATE CITY
X OK u X:
THURSDAY, NOTENBER IS.
Battle at Lancaster, No.

By adyices from Memphis, Mo-, we
learn that on Sunday evening last an en-
gaeement took place at Lancaster, Mo-,
between the forces under Col. Moore and
40 rebels under Lieut.. Col. Banton,
which resulted in a decided victory for
Col. Moore. Thirteen of the rebels were
left dead on the field, and large number
were wounded. OF the Union forces but
one was killed-Jos. Garrison, Of Capt.
Harle's Co.-and o.c MORALLY wounded
Mr.. Adams Of the same company Mr.
Gallupe, a cannonier, was slightly wound
ed in the hips.
The information comes through rebel
sources. The rebel loss il believed to be
much greater than is reported.
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From Mexico.

Washington, Nov 26.
[ nofhcial adviees received from Mexi-
co represent that the kindest feelings ex-
ist between the British Minister and
Juarcs. The opinion is also expressed
in distinguished circles that the friend
ship Of France MAY be also secured but
little is to be hoped from Spain, whose
designs are AS well known in Mexico as
in European Captols 1t is understood
that General Marquee will combine the
strength Of the church party, consisting
Of MeSicans and Spanlards, who will pray
the Queen Of Spain for King for the
throne OF Mexico. An uncle of the
Queen has been designated for this office
He is already old and could live but Il
short time, when Mexico would thus re.
vert to Spain, the policy being the sam,
as that pursued towards Hayti Our
Minister, Corwin, will not return home
a, present in view of an important inter.
est in Mexico.
\ letter from Jamestown that there
are 10 rebel picle,s from opposite tn,
mouth Of Muddy Run up to half mil,
south of Goose Greek Above the crcel
they Lave rifle pits and pickets, and still
occupy the Fort opposite Edwards Fer
ry.
Gen. jackson is engaged at Winches
ter, organizing regiment OF free ne
groes.
Rebel Gen. Smith commands at Lees
burg.
ii Ciie,isu reviewed tie Regulars to-dia,
On this side Of The Potomac there wer
1900 Infantry. 1900 Cavalry and min
| batteries IF Artillery
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The Fight at Lancaster.
HnAnqr An rrRs lsr NE FRO. Mo Vol -
Lancaster, Mo-, Nov ~, 1etii. i

DEAR GATE: This Sunday morning,
Col. Moore started from Memphis for this
place. Soon after starting, be learned
that a small number Of Col Wood yard
men were in Lancaster and surrounded
by 300 or 400 secession rebels, whereup-
on he ordered the cavalr, and artillery at
double-quick, and upon arrival, we found
about 100 of Col Woodyard's men in
possession Of the town and completely
surrounded by large number of
rebels. Col Moore made a forced march,
never stopping for ANYTHING, and when
We arrived, on hcarn. that the enemy
were west Of town about mile, he or
dered his men forward To meet them. -
Onr men We're on open ground and the
enemy concealed under the corn OF brush.
and the fight commenced in earnest, last.
Ing about half hour. until it was too
dark to tell friend from foe
We killed the notorious Capt. McCul-
Tough and his son, and two others, that W.
brought off the field, and how many more
We cannot tell. Many were wounded and
taken prisoners. Had it not been for the
humanity Of Colonel Moore, there would
have been more killed but as they beg.
ged like dogs CAS- they are), he ordered
his men to stop firing.
Our loss is one killed and two wounded
One MORALLY, think. Capt. Simeon
.pa.a.sca received s..;,.!h.. .woaaaa IL tho
face, amounting to nothing serious; and
now. at : O'Clock p. m, the town is quiet
We hope TO have another brush in day
or two. We will be here for some DAYS
Send us a few Gates If you can.
Truly, Yours, +.
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Proposed Relief for Ireland.
N ashington, Nov. !.

Hon. r. j. Walker has addressed let.
ter to the editor Of the National Repub-
lican. which will appear in that paper to
morrow, in favor of calling Congress i'm
mediately and making an appropriation
for the relief of Ireland in view Of the
impending famine lie concludes BY say
ing:
Now, when SO many thousands Of
Irishmen are periling their lives on the
battle fields Of liberty in urdefense, when
SO many have already fallen and others
are immured in rebel dugeons, let u
show that We are not ungrateiul, and
when the next great conflict comes, as it
soon must, the Shamrock intertwined with
the Stars and Stripes will wave IN tri-
umph over the field Of victory for Liberty
and Union"
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Price .HOrissg West J.

Independence, Mo, Nov. &c.
This morning Lieut.. Col. Anthony de-
tailed a Lieutenant and FIVE men to ex-
anime cemetery IN this county They
returned with fourteen kegs Of powder,
found concealed in vault. and is sup.
posed to be the same taken at Liberty.
All cattle captured by federal troops
from the rebels 1T Warrensburg are now
on the way to Fort Leavenworth
Twenty-Five bush-whackers who burnt
the trains are now prisoners.
Gen Price is 1T Pleasant Hill with 80
900 troops, 20 NJ west
Lieut., Col Anthony captured, to-day,
lot Of Government freight wagons and
one Government horse from a Lexington
rebel
The LIST Kansas Cavalry Regiment is
now encampel on the fair grounds, one
mile south Of this city.
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Further from Fl. Pickcns
ANOTHER FIGHT At BEAUFORT.
New y ork, Nov. 26.

New York, Nov. 26.
The Heralds Fortress Monroe dispatch
says: BY a flag of truce from Norfolk
we learn that news had reached there
from Pickens and Port Royal.
Fort pickens opened fire Saturday
morning, but the firing was wild. 1t was
stated that pickens was preached when
the firing ceased.
The rebels sustained no loss, but the
federal loss was heavy
The widest excitement reigncd al Nor
folk. Bragg sent congratulatory dispatch
all over the South
From the same source it is learned that
at Beaufort three companies of General
Sherman i command had an engagement
with the rebels, but were forced to retreat,
Loss men Beaufort is being cntrenched
by our forces.
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Forei In N c WIS.
Halifax, Nov. ~.

Halifax, Nov. 81
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool
18th, arrived this morning, with two days
later advices than those already received.
Sir James Ferguson publishes letter
emphatically denying the sentiment that
he acted the part of n spy in America,
and affirming that he interfered on neither
side
NJ Foulds financial programme for
France was satisfactory
The Paris Bourse had advanced to 69f.
Csc for rentes.
The London Daily News has an edi-
torial, generally rebuking southern sym
pathizers in England, and strongly de-
nounces til. writer OF a strong pro-south-
ern letter.
Liverpool, Nov l6.-Flour closed fiat
on Friday, ut a decline Of I'd. Wheat ac-
tive; Corn declined 3dfd6d
Liverpool, via Queenstown, Nov. IT,
Breadstufs inactive; no sales ct conse-
qucnce: Provisions dull
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GENERAL ORDER No. H.


GENERAL ORDER No. II.
A Court Martial having been convened
for the purpose of examining the charges
and specifications against W. s. Dewey,
the Court finds him guilty Of the follow
Ing charges and specifications
CHARGE lsT, FoR0ERY-Speci6cafion
lst In this that the said w. :. Dewey l.
guilty Of having received goods for this
regiment under false pretences and forging
the name Of the commanding officer OF
this regiment
CHARGE 2p, Tnrrr Specification I'd:
In this that the prisoner, W. S Dewey, is
guilty Of stealing wagon from this reg
lment ut Alcxandria, Mo. The Cour,
therefore sentenced the prisoner to be
drummea out Of this regiment and sent
home in disgrace.
The sentence of the Court Martial hav.
ing been approved by the commanding
officer, it is hereby ordered that the sen,
tence of the Court be carried into effect
by order Of d. MOORE,
Colonel Commanding.
&. L. SrRFApRR, Adj't.