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REAL ESTATE.
pRAYTON & sTOOKWELL.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Omes 70. 8 AtEstsr Baiiding. Enirsnos throuEh
the Insurance Cfdes eff. 7. BraytCn.


HOUSES AID LOTS FOR SALE
Brick Dwellings, Nos. loi and i05 Euclid Street
LOIS running through 70 huron street VERY
desirable p-opsrfy
Lot Michigan street, 34Xl55 feet 81 600 down and
the balauce in one, two ard three years
Frame House on Huron street Lot 81 feet front
running through to High street..
Frame House on Clinton street, near Duane strast
Lot S3Xi75 feet. Price ,ft0
TTO-StorY Frame hOuse on Lake street opposite
Clinton Park. Lot 6iIl53 feet Price ~ 5t0
Frame House on st. Char street. Lot 4ixisO feet
Price $4,000.
Frame House on sibley. street. Lot ssxlls feet
Possession given lst Of April.
House and lot No. 57j kinsmaa Street, lot lOlxssD
house ha5 all the modern improvements Of hot
and cod water and Gas throughout, furnace,
Iuarbls manties, &C.
A large, new and elegant brick house snd barn cor
nsr kinsman and Forrest Street. lot 225x396.-
Terms essy.
Bri house and lot on St. Clair Street, near Bond,
dfruit, water gas, sc. A very desirable prop
city TO rent or for homestead.
Frame House aud lot 439 kinsman Street, 82x300,
good we'll Of Water, fruit, bnrn, ae. Terms easy.
Also lot IN rear Of above on Orange Street 821l25
Prise alO per foot.
d. sirabs house and lot in Hudson to exchange fos
city property.
Frame house and 10. No. lO5 Kinsman Street. lot 5Bx
l62, good fruit and we'll. Price 200.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

Gen. Scott delivered an eulogy on John
Jsy Cdttenden at Cooper Institute, We'd
nesday night. The general health of the
veteran soldier is remarkably good, though
subject to occasional attacks incident TO
hia nHNannad nrn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

Mr.. GEo A. BARLOW These noble Instruments
possess immense resources Of power and expression.
The bass Is sonorous and grand the middle register
rich aud sympathetic; while the high nCtes are bril-
liant, clear snd pure a. silver bells.
The scale Is even without single hsW; this action
q smooth and marvoOusy cay snd the pedal ELECTS
the finest Of which the PianofOTts is susceptible.
In word, Knsbe'8 Pianos are worthy Of the great
sstArtists, and capable o rendering the hnsIt
compositions known In this realm Of Art.
EEIHA sHEFHERDs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

Prof. b. }. HOTHEAaLa, Teacher of Music in tbs
Ohio state Blind Asylum, writes -: After examining
large number Of VIM. K nabe : Cos Plano EortalI
unhesitatingiy pronounce them superior TO any
have seen. Their tOne q grand and noble; they have
great capacity Tor sustaining the sound and their
volume Of tone or power have never heard eEcelsd,
They combine With ine touch, DEPTH sweetness Of
tone purity and durability"
''That the KnEbe Fisno Is superior to all OtheFl
made in this country for hrilancy, sweetness, and
volume Of tone needs only to be heard 20 convince 10
ths faet-n-lStste Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
auTl5:R27
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I LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
a ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. HIls on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming Lands in
this State, Iowa iBconsfn and Illlnois.
SSS-Of1oe over Nc. 50, south side Of Pub. Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

Gen. Scott delivered an eulogy on John
Jay Crittenden ct Cooper Institute, Wed
nesday night. The general health of the
veteran soldier is remarkably good, though
subject to occasional attacks incident to
his advanced age.
The Prince of Wales has renowned, for
himself aud heirs, the succession to the
throne OF the duohies Of Coburg and Gotha.
This set has just been communicated 10
the Diet of the two duchies.
II has just been discovered that a man
is in the Maryland STATE Prison whose
term expired tEslve years ago. He has
served nineteen years Of sentence Of lit
tie less that seven years.
One Of the largest dry goods merchants
Of New York says that the demsnd for ex-
trayagsnt luxuries in the way Of costly
and snowy goods is greater now than for
twenty years past.
From September Dist 10 October Sst,
1861 deserteTs we're committed TO Forrest
Hall prison, Georgetown, D. C., Of whom
1876 have been forwarded 10 their regi-
nsnts.
The election in New Mexico, held Sep
tembeF 7th, resulted in favor Of The Union
nominee for delegate 10 Congress, by SOD
msjority.
The excess Of men furnished by Wisoon.
sin under the previous call for volunteers,
WAS 80 great that the present quota is re-
duced to absut $500.
A dispatch from Vicksburg says: The
military commission 10 examine the title |
Of property BY loyalty is in session. The |
number OF loyal persons is very great. |
There does not seem to have been any |
rebels among this people All were loyal, |
but were compelled TO seem friendly to
the Confederaoy. Those not owning pro-
perty are less loyal than the wealthy.
Wealth is great incentive to Union senti-
ment.
The 81. Louis News declares " without
fear Of contradiction" that four ffths of
the voye cast in oppOsitisn to the Radicals,
is thoroughly disloyal, and if left to them
selves uEtram7sisE would vote to-day to
take Missouri out Of the Union.
We learn from q return recently made 10
the Virginia Legislature that the Confed-
erata army has recsiVed I02, ,9l5 men from
that state. This is an average of 8, ,328
men to g Congressional district. IlIinr5s
has given to the Union army $50 936 men
"a average Of s, S5S 10 Congressional dis
triot.
The City Of Washington has nearly
doubled its population sipos this war cor
menced snd its present rate Of iaeaeaS I,
y desdned in 8 few years, certainly lii
IN ten years, TO be one Of the la, =. ';,;n. %,;
N the nation, as we'll as one or he T-u,S rnoSs
prosperous in commercial Joint Of yisar li,S
GOV. Andrew, of Msss aobusstts IN.
a ouI !, On v0laate--lfEg. He caIlasa. the
geOP u .ae stA.s to devote sAslaRelves
:. with ell the glowing enIAasissm and
fiery zeal Of their patriotic hearts" to the
extinction Of the T6heliion and to say TO
the country If tbs iking is not accomplish
ed pretty sonz, that Massachusetts will 60 I
hsFsslf and put it down"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

Mexican news by way Of Hsvanna states
that the Lnterventionists have been de-
feRied recently in various engagements
by the troops Of the Juarez Government,
and that the party Of the RepAblie was
rapidly gaining strength and the support
sf the people. General Comoafort was
St the head Of the National troops. Guer-
rillas had attacked the mAil-coach and
English express from the city Of Mexico to
Vera Cruz, capturing al the correspon-
dence, among which were important com
munioations for the MeKiean Commission
era now in Europe. The Franco Mexican
forces had entered upon a new campaign,
and the friends Of Intervention are eagerly
anticipating the arrival Of Msximilian,
whose presence they hope viii restore
peace by the bringing about of confidence
In the stability Of the new regime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

Mr.. g. A- BARLOW, Dear Blr 1T gives me pleasuf
20 state that consider the Knabe Piano equal tC an
and superior to most instruments made in this cOun
try, especially in richness and volume OF tOne.
Having used one Of the same for ten or moro hOuu
OF zach day, for two ysars, feel confident IN
msndng them to sll who HnacquAintsd with thelf
I aF7. raznarffuflv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

Rev. William Henry Chsnning has re-
turned from Englsnd, where he has been
for the past two months speaking and lee
turing on tAe subject Of the civil war in
the United States, and where pc has done
world Of good by convincing the thou
sands who have listened to his eloquence
aAd resd his lectures Of the righteousness
u the cause Of the Union, Of which he is
such an enthusiastic devotes. No man
has done more than he to effect the radical
change that has recently taken plsoe in the
minds Of the masses Of the English people
In regard to the rebellion. He comes home
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HARDWARE.

GOLD SILVER NUT PICKS,
- Besf Tongs, Mustard Pots, Macaroni seoops,
Poached Egg Spoons, Ice cream spoons, Cheese
For<7 and rcoOps, Asparagus Iongs, Sc. A.
''Look cut for the Ltons. VOWhAS3
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EAhmS FOX SALE
II acres two miles from the City, about 40 rods from
Euoiid-St;, on the Crawford Road good Farm
House and barni well stocked with Fruit OF all
kinds Price =, 900. Terms to suit purchaser.
i5 acres in Euclid, Y miles from the city timbersd
new house, pTlco t45 per acre. Terms cay.
Farm in Newburgh, i've miles IRON ths city-i5
acres timbered, IS acres improved, small frame
house, good barn and COW tPble, stream OF never
failing water and small orchard.
100 Acres, on which Is bed of Iron Ore, 30 miles
above LaGrCsse- would exchange.
10 Acres in Brooklin, White Frsms House, Good
Earn, and fruit OF all kirds.
~ Acres on Spangler Ayenusi brick house, marble
nantes, etc.
les Acres in Independence, 3 improved, bal
auce timber. Price s3J per acre. Oct24
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PiAH88.
livery Piano EarrsntedrOr Five Years,
OLDPIGHo SD HELODEoss TaEEEm HcHIna

ALSO-ON HAND.
kslodeeSs, Snail IEssysaENsss, S.riESs, Ss
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an, 5ir, yours yeTI = truly,
TEalalatloa-lIE0n ths IEs9eh.l 5

Afser having play don the Pianos OF Msssrs Knaba
Co., It Is impossible net TO bear testimony to theF
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos OF theiF
manufacture, on which have played are eLcsedins-
ly remarkable their qualities Of TONE. The Bafl
q power nj, without harsAness, and the upper notea
sweet, clear snc hermOniOusy mellow, (chrystilian,l
and do not hesitate to express in regard 10 these -
Itruments my entire satsfsoton and to declare thAt
they equal II not superior 70 ths best mGnufAc-
tured in Europe this country by the most cslehraa
tsd makers. iSiEredl L. n. GOTHCHALK.
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Among the many certificates Of the sKceIsnoo and
m0rits OF these Pisnos would refer 70 the EolOS
nR:
hR. W. KEARH, Baltimore, Dear FL have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you square
Planes, and ind them equal Il not superior, to any
IL this country Among their great qualities which
distinguish them the ovenness Of tone, the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing
VOC all the success you so highly deserve,
Sir. VouFN yaFW frTlv
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To MessrB. WM KNABE q Co., Baltimore:-I cAns
not but Congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which yon continually make on
your Pianos, Whioh'in my opinion rank among the
Vsry best In the country. n 5TBAkOSCH.
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The Wisconsin Legislature will stand -
Senate-Union, % Copperhead, IL. As
sembly-Union, 6s; Copperhead, 70, with
IL TO hear from. The Union majority on
the home vote alone will reach over 49,
900. ~
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Allied with hops for the Union, and per-
feetly satisfied that the 50 called "south-
ern Confedersey will receive no aid
from the British Government or people.
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NOTICE..

YEHHE administrator or executor Of the success
Ill sion of AsAPH GREEN, deceased, Is hereby
notified that having three different times offered
to pay my note given for purchases made at the
succession sale and being unable to obtain the
same, you will take notice that unless my note IS
forthcoming within the next thirty days, Will
use every meansto debar its payment ! am and
have been ready to pay said note, ever since fall
ing due, but am not willing to pay any interest
thereon. y. n. COLEMAN.
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Election Returns.
CADDO PARISH


Pearce 655, Atty Gen-Goode 652. Srou'lg Treasure
--Detreese 646. Auditor-Perato 655. Ser
5SSt3ate-:Hardy 2l8; Estis 437; zim s. Supt. Pub.
11:15 Eaqcatlon-4 4agruder 666. Congress 1st Dist
4o5; Mott2f8, Third Dist.-Kenner 646. Fonrtb
Mst-DuPree 333; Tucker PSI; Downs g. Fifth
Dlst-Hodg6 6l2 Sixth Dist.-Perkins 65o
State eSenate-Clarke 647.. State Legislature
Gilmore SIS; Lacy 331; White 1870; BealI 209,-
District Attorney-Wells3 385; Harris 321. Clerk
DIST. Gourt-Mershon 284; Leonard 416. Sheriff
-Plckens $50; Simpson 343.
Boss1ER PAR1sB.
Governor-Allen 258; Stafford 67, Tinnt
Gov.-Pearce 312. Sec'y of stateNEstas 100.
Hardy l29; Eastin TO- Atty Gen.-Goo6a 9os'
Audltor-Peralta 80. Treasurer-Def Defreese SOS
Supt Pub. Acknowledgements 307 Congress-
3st G5 BstVillere 7o 1t ll3 Hunt l67 d District
Dupree l28. 4th Dist.-Tucker 50. Downs 10 49,
5th District-Hodge 291. 9Th District-Perkins
297. . ANS
Representatives Griffin and Snider elected
Clerk District Court-Braden elected. Sheriff
Alden elected Assessor-Rasberry elected
District Attorney-Harris majority over Wells
so.
NATcH1TocHEs PARISH.
Governor-Allen $50; Stafford @. Tiant
Gov,-Pearce 534. Sec'y of State-Hardy 416.
Estes 3d. Atty Gen.-Goode $50. Auditor
Peralta 558. Observation-Disclosures 500 Sun't
Pub. Education -Magruder $50. Congress list
DIst.-Vlllere 81; Hunt 121. I'd Dist.2Conrad
294; Mott l85. Sd Dist.-Kenner 489. 4tb Dist
-Dupree 288; Tucker l47; Downs 96. 5th Dist.
hodge 539. 9th Dist.-Perkins AIS.
OUACHITA PARSE
Governof-Allen 218 Stafford r Lieutenant
Goyernor-Pearce 2O9. Sec'y Of State-Estes Q.
Hardy 2; 2im 1888 Atty General Goode 21l.
Auditor-Peralta2 200. Treasurer-De Detreese eos.
Congress lst Diste-Villere 50; Hunt l59. 2d
Dist.-Conrad 81; Mott 129. Sd Diat-Kenner
2l1; Dupree I'll. 4th Dist-Tucker 2: Downs
g. 9TH Dst.-Hodge 221. 9th Dist.-Perkins
DESoTo PAR1sH.
Governor-Allen sos; Stafford II, Lieutenant
Governor-Pearce sos. Sec'y Of State-Estes
354; Hardy l29; Eastin 2 Atty Gen.-C3oodo
500. Auditor-Peralta sos. Treasurer IL
ireese SOB. Supt. Pub. Observation-Disclosures
5Q6 Congress lst Dist.-Fillere 1913; Hunt l07
ID Dist Conrad 391; Mott ILL., Sd District
henner 5o7; DuPree 402. 4th District-Tucker
-; Downs 81. 5th Dist.-Hodge 500. 9Th Dist n1st
Perkins 500.
RAPIDES PARISH
Governor-Allen 273; Stafford 131. Lieut.
5oy.-Pearce 351. Sec'y of State-Estes !.
Hardy 81; zim 28; Eastin / Atty General
+oode 867, Auditor-Peralta 374 Treasurer
Hunt IT'S. I'd Dist.-Conrad 168; Mott l58.
ID Dist.-Kenner 378 Dupree 191. 4th District
Tucker 49, Downs 40 5th Dist.-Hodge3 344
th Dist-Perkins 361
Jeremy Taylor says ''It takes a wide garment
o cover some peoples sins" Let the expan-
ion OF crinone 60 on.
A French dentist apologising to lady for
everal unsuccessful attempts to. extract de-
ayed tooth, said, ''the fact is, madam, it is al
lost impossible for anything bad to come out
f your mouth"
Samuel, can you tell us Of what parentaoe.
Tas Napoleon the great?"
"0f Cors-I Lean"
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Died,

On the 7th instant. JANUS ABAGAIL, daughter
Of J. H. and a. NJ. Tucker, aged 3 months.
HEAD QUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TRANs-M1ss,
SHREVEPORT, 4th November, 1853.
EXTRACT
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. 1872.
W.T. CLAUSE 2nd, Of Par. VIII, s. Q.
AEle 139, and Clause 2nd, Of Par. \, s. Q.
l6o, are hereby revoked, and the following sub
stituted therefor
months or oftener, will be published for the IL
formation Of parties making impfessments; and
no officer or agent will pay or approve for pay
ment any local appraisement materially Ia excess IS
thereof, but viii always refer the same to the
board for its revision and final valuation.
BY command Of
Lieut.-Gen E. KIRBY SMITH
s. s. ANDERSON,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana papers, copy four
times novll4t
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Married,

On Thursday the 5th November, at the resi-
dence Of John M Carr by the Rev Mr.. Nose
lev, ROBERT d. GILL, Of the parish OF Point
Coupe6, La, to Miss MARY STUART Brooks, Of
Augusta, Virginia
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A. Ill PERSONS indebted to the undersigned
n as Clerk Of the District Court for the Parish
Of Gaddo are requested to pay within the shortest
delay. [novl1-ltl a. /. MERSHON, Clerk.
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS.
HOLDERS Of certificates calling for Seven
u Percent Confederate Bonds, issued by me,
are notified that the Bonds are ready for delivery.
The Eight Per Cent. Bonds have not been re-
ceived. b ]. Y. BAL lie,
Shreveport, Nov, IL, 1863-1t G. 5. Depository.
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Shreveport, November 4, l863-4
RUNAWAY ARRESTED.

KEN A w "A AANEls III
aM | ARRESTED the following described runa-
way negro, on Monday, 2oth Of September
u to-wit: He is griff color, about feet $
y or inches high, rather stout, calls himself
Tohn. saws he belongs to Mr. Sanderson, negro
trader living about is or II miles from Shreve
port, at small town called Lick Skillet.
The owner Of said negro is requested to come
forward: prove property pay charges and take
him away, or he will be dealt with as the law
directs. H. w. 0E1hh'
Natchitoches, October q, 1853.
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LETTER CARRIER.

kyTyub9scriber will leave Shreveport for the
Il side Of the Mississippi river about the
kO7stant, and will deliver Letters to per
soii loonglng to the following regiments: Ist,
ar 9th, Texas; 18th, 10th, 10Th, 10th and
25ul,slana. All the Arkansas Post regiments
me- the east side of the Mississippi and to
taI regiments attached to Adams Brigade
Wiso take charge and mail letters for parties
trflg On the other side Of the Mississippi
sons wishing to send letters by him will
i them with the postmaster and deposit ST
feh letter. Postage must be prepaid.
w. DORWIN.
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WANTED TO RENT.

Comfortable Residence in the city or vi
"A ,cinity. for which liberal price will be paid
For sale.A Buggy, in good order, calculated
for two horses. Apply to WM. BRIGGS,
Att. S. Coons' cor. ofTexas and Levee streets.
Shreveport, Nov. 11-1t
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- ro.,,o,a SHREVEPORT, LA, Oct Is, 1863.
lGEST OF the Tax law applicable to the
E 11nnt tom, go ".

III.
o, SHREVEPORT LA, Oct. Is, 1863. (
lGEST OF the Tax law as applicable to the
~ Quartermaster's Department.
Sec II. Each farmer and planter shall deliver
as q tthe IN KIND In such form and an ordinary
marketable condition as NAV be usefuI IN ~
section in which they may be delivered at soma
depot not more than miles from the nIaca of
production, after reserving for his own usa 100
bushels OF corn or 80 bushels of wheat 50 bushels
OF sweet aad Irish potatoes 20 bushels of meas or
beans. one-tenth of the following articles pro
duced tor the present year namely: wheat corn
oats, rye, buckwheat, rice, sweet and Irish notao
toes, peas, beans ground peas, sugar and moIas
ses made OF cane, cotton wool and tobacco cured
hay and fodder. The cotton ginned and hacked
IN some secure manner and tobacco packed in
boxes.
Section II provides that any farmer nlan+or
or grazier shall exhibit to the Assessor on ~
ABOUT the lst OF March, 1864, an account of all
hogs he may have slaughtered since the MASSAGE |
ol tne law, and deliver an equivalent for one
tenth OF the same in cured bacon. at the ratio ofI
sixty pounds OF bacon to the hundred weight of
pork. 81 u
Having been authorized by the Ouartarmas+or
General to receive the tax in kind and recent fo,
the same, which receipt will be a proper voncber
TO the Assessor, planter and farmer. Farmers
residing within 20 or 25 miles of Shreyenort arn
requested to deliver their tenth at this DeDot
nye e 70 S tis nb nbepd that may have the
nacty to make good -four The receipts OF the /
miller for 50 much wheat delivered will be sent
to this office and my receipt substituted therefor
Sacks for the delivery of wheat and rye will be
furnished from this Office. Corn will be received
in the shuck. Transportation will be paid at this
office for the excess Of miles
T. r. HEARD, Maj and.P. @. M.
Shreveport, October q, l863-tf
(EXTRACT.)
HEAD QUARTERS Dept. Trans MISS.
SHREVEPORT, Nov, 1868.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
IVY THE following notice of Exchange is
4 published for the information and guld-
anoe of all concerned
RICHMOND, 16 October, 1868.
sLr Col. n. G. WATTS.
All the Port Hudson prisoners are exchanged
"and can return to duty.
Agent for Exchange"
In compliance with the above notice, all Officers
and enlisted Men now in the Department Trans
Mississippi, who were captured at Port Hudson
will report as follows:
All from Arkansas, to Brig. Gen. Dockery at
Washington, Arkansas
All from Louisiana, to Brig. Gen. Allen, at
Shreveport Louisiana.
BY command Of
It. Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON, Asst. Adi't General.
Louisiana and Arkansas papers copy weeks
Shreveport, Nov 4, l863-4t
HEAD QUARTERS DEPARTMENT TRANS MISS,
IN.x No+D
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NOTICE.

NOTICED
Turing nv absence from the State, Fl. 7
IL STEWART is my duly authorised Agent to
attend to all business. ,. t. DAY.
Shreveport Nov IL, 1863-3t
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PHELPS & Co.,
GIRGIEE EEAR.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT TRANs-MIss.

OIhN u LAR.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT TRANS MISS.
SHREVEPORT, l4th Oct 1863.
n cal Staff Of that portion Of the army servin :,
the Department Trans Mississippi, will be
made to Surgeon Jno. M. Haden, Medical Direc-
tor at these headquarters
The applicants will state their namns christian
and surname in full, age length Of time that thew
have been IN practice, IN what school they grad1-
a tteo ana !, "a what year, and the position applied
tor, whether Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon
BY command of
LeutGen E. KIRBY SMITH
5. S. ANDERSON.
Assistant Adjutant General,
Louisiana papers copy for month. roct2l-lm
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SPECIAL ORDERS,
wv =; r. Col rhos. NJ. Scott, 10Th La. Regt
AEAo La Infantry, and Col J. l. Dun iiop
8th Regt. Ark. Infantry, will proceed 70 collect
the,men belonging to their respective, regiments
now in the department Of the Trans Mississippi
whether on duty with other organizations or not,
and take them to their respective commands east
Of the Mississippi river. All officers and enlisted
men belonging to these regiments, will report 70
their respective Colonels at such points as they
may designate.
It is made the duty of all officers to render to
ColonePs Scott and Dunlop such assistance as
may be necessary in collecting the men belonging
to their commands.
BY command Of ,ru,,r
Lieut. Gen E. KIRBY SMITH.
s. S. ANDERSON, Assistant Adjutant General;
Ia obedience to the above order, all officers and
men belonging to my command who are west OF
Red River, will report to me at Minden, La, on
the 18th day Of November next all east Of Red
River viii report to me at Columbia, on the1st
day of December.
THOS. M. SCOTT, Col. 18th La. Regt.
ShreypDOrt November 4, lSb3-4t
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SPECIAL ORDERS,
NJ lE-

HEAD QUARTERS, DEPARTMENT TRANS Mss
SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. 28th 1863
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-11

Governor-Allen 273 Stafford 181. Lieut.
Gov.5-Pearce 351. Sec'y of State-Estes +.
Hardy 81; Tim 28; Eastin |. Atty General
Goode 367, Auditor-Pe Peralta 374 Treasurer
Detreese 378. Congress 1st Dist.-Yillere 149..
Hunt IT'S. I'd Dist.-Conrad 168; Mott 158Z
Sd Dist.-Kenner 378; Dupree 191. 4th District
Tucker is; Downs 40. 5th Dist.-Hodge 344
9th Dist.-Perkins 361. =.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-11

1t. Cen E. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON, Asst Adi't General
Louisiana and Arkansas papers copy weeks.
Shreveport, Nov 4, l863-4t