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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-12
From the Baltimore An.rjcon J


A conference Of the officers of coy~cr; ,,,;.,,
from tn thirteen congress; onal districts al
Virginia has just been held IN Richmond
At u collation. had dnrin3 the conference Gov
Letcher malea speecj1, which il III : reo,rto3
He said his term OF office wt1u'd xlor1y1
expire, but his eXe{los tnr iltt(.l cni.rcnI
should not end with his guieyn9taliol term
He could enter the arIny--it not allowed - ~.
as private, possibly be could yet a pos i,i"n.
as auaitermaster OF comm1>>a1y and Iii, din't
know, but thought either position VuS pretty
good in these times. lie spike at some Icngrb
Cd II gard to the POSITION OF Virginia prvy.ou,
to the assembling of the convention. Ike ~
posed the assem- ling q that convention on
account OF the dls>outon al party diyi>ion n
the Northwest The convention, however, un
assemble, but the State did not 20 out : the
action Of that !ot1y-sbe went out : his le,
ply 10 Lincoln when he telc9ralhed tor uoop>
It was bis II tl>al to turnl> Lincoln with roops
that carried Virginia out OF the old uIon
When he refused that WAS dIrecs separation
He was told that he had Ho constitutional
aul hority to refuse this demand ii L!Dcoln
He knew that. but he oked 10 the c0nycmion
10 give him he authority IL had done what
40 other man III Virginia Elad--he advocated
secession, square and tar, daring the eu)en&-
torial campaign Of 1859 n regard 70 the
present struggle he said he had good reason
10 believe that it would last as long as The
Americ n Revolution did, Eol' es: Never,
Never.
4 sad accident has happenod 81 The Theatre
Dejazer, ia Paris The ghost apparatus hay
ing been disarrangcl, one Of the chorus >)05:
ers was substituted in its place. Unfortunate
ly this was not told either t. the public or u.
Fribault, who Represented the murderer The
audience Kissed the gho,s Which II, Ir1aut
took to himself, and made . thrust Nlth The
dagger at the suppose apparirioo- The poor
man gave horrible shrek, and fell. he Dag,
or which was u sharp-Iladed Instrument, re-
manning III his body 4 few hours later ne
was q corpse.
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G,ld, in New York, on Saturday, l4S5

The Washington Chronicle says: Colonel
Barnett, Chief Of Artillery TO Gen. Rosecrans,
rcr orts that the Federal loss Of artillery at
Chattanooga only included fifteen pieces.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury having re-
Gently handed a nunerously signed petition TO
the Lord Chamberlain praying that all places
Of amusement be closed in Passion Week.
that official politely declines 10 crafty his
Grace, saying in effect that the great mass Of
the people must not be denied innocent amuse-
ments, to satisfy the wishes Of exterme rel
gionists.
In the construction Of the avenues in the
new cemetery Of the Holy Cross, on the Har-
ford turnpike, near Baltimore, Rev. Father
Dolan has determined 10 pave them with
oyster shells, which are said TO be superior TO
any macadamized road, One advantage which
these roads are said possess that after the shells
have become pulyerized they form kind OF
cement which prevents the decliyties from
washing. The present is an auspicious time for
the trial Of such roads as the shells can De OBJ,
tanned in any quantity tor nothing.
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The WASHINGTON Chronicle calls attention
- "rbe habit which may officers indulge IN
}of,ra their men Of speaking of the Comman-
,3..r.;n Chief Of the Army AMI Navy Of the
n { AMI his Administration, IN not only CTS
rcs72oSfn). bit ofteo coarse and abusive terms
M call, for the severe punishment OF those
who practice it.
The National Intelli gencer, OF this morning,
$780,, tho news concerning the FILLING back OF
e C,o Male army towards Culpeper, says;
uvva have reDort7 of subsequent retrosrade
u,ov,,nnnts of the Federal forces to hIch 1t
rould probably be improper to give cur
~ancv At this time.
n ,nry sh2ekletorl, Elw'r1 Freeman ana
y p Stallarl, citizens Of Culpeper' sent
x~,.> 4ho Army Of the Potom4c, were last
., committed to the Oh Capital. Harr'-
10y Kirk. Milton P Glasgow and j. Mara
~ e,rrnortv re;id 9nt5 Of this city and neigh
! ,rt,,,l cam into the fe eral lines last
xgoak and gave themselves UP to the military
>,,tbor;ties Several others have reached tins
x,1ace AMI " .5hingtoa, from Richmond ana
o,bor r,nces in the south, having lett TO escape
the cohscription' which was 0S'"s z''''''' :"
forced. ------.~.r-
coofa8erate guerilla party on Friday night
-. - v;s;tcd Baiey's Cross R'al5 Munson's
1 TT;n an3 F.lls Church, all within a few miles
- ,bn Qualifications south Of Washington city
md escaped without harm, affer carrying ."
some plunder taking, 1t IS sald, 1To'h 11F'
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the r. s Commissioners for the collectors OF
fbe Direct Tax. has expired Their Office Is at
the corner OF rF'nce ana " '>'''''sN'' 9s'se>;
Ihe whole amount aSSe'S00 ~ ''''1
S9.5OO-aoout sloo''' -avc oeo1' e0''eS''~'
COUNTY COURT ne S''ne OF '''' 0'o'
has been occupied 70 day WIN BUSINESS - ~
general interest 10 the p'ohe.
Tho halls of several houses were robbed last
week, Of hats &c; the thieves coming INTO
them just about dark, and carrying OH the'r
plumber. Keep your front doors 'ocAs0'
The Mormons in Utah are receiving large
acceasions to their numbers, from foreign IN
migration
"@ y = e p,,.,o
Snake Bar, in Placer County, California, was
DESTROYED BIZ fire last week.
'"~ -. !.
LAG ''''e> A'0~> ,'o"' >l'''. s., 1,.r.,,,,
5000 - - ou,,os v;ll h., gathered
0,,. g., % tr,,no lo.+- - Fortress Monroe
r.. D;.,.~ h,,o for ooyor.l rim. 70,
.'0'' :, 's'1,e' 1's..., 90
90 ''~'' >'''' - : 80 -
E. Winter Davis mad, political speech
IL
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OYSTERS. YsTE RS.

THE subscribers will keep constantly on nT ps
l. during the season, the finest ~ - h o.,
that are brought TO this market, when ..'3 IT,,
will sell by the bushel or gallon at me lo"S>
cash prices LINDSEY & HENDRICKS.
sep 23-lm* Steam boat wharf, foot 81 h'"B >
0EVERAL GENTLEMEN can be &C OH -
- modated with LODGINGS, II 30:
Duke street. o&J s~-''
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Head Quarters Department TRANSIT Mississippi
x] SHREVEPORT. La. NOV. IL. 1869,

sPsc r. s1asder.
- - .
w. The following Schedule adopted
pointed law
he information Of all coneerned.
This schedule Of established
will b. published for the information Of making
Ind officer will for
materially
the hoard for revision and a finally aluation
OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS /,
SnKEvEPoKT Ia. Nov 1863.
The Undersigned Commissioners under the
Of adopted the following
services &C. hereinafter specified be paid by officers
and Government agents:
For hauling the Tax in kind Depos established by
hsndd
exceeds eight miles from the
raions and forage.
For other hauling dollars per yoke
dollars day for mule The
fixed for each
miles for o. cam
For the hire thirty dollars
shelter medical
to b. deducted from he due the
RICHARD NUGENT, Commissioners for tn,
REUBEN WHITE, of Louisiana
BY Comm and sf - -
4AEuT.-GES e. KIRBY
s. 8. ANDERSON
Asst Adjt. Gen.
novl7 Louisiana papers copy for wc-ks)
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Succession Sale

Succession Sale.
State Of Lcu;sianu-RnriM IF Cadas
III 10Th District C0urt, No.
DE Virtue of n writ OF sale. to me direct
ID ed by the honorable the District Court
II, and tor the parish of Cuddo. and state
aforesaid will proceed to sell at public
suc,ion. to the highest bidder. on
Saturday, 26M day Dec. Il. d. 1868
in from, of the Market House in the city Of
shreveport. between the hours of IL o'clock
\ " and clock the following descri-
bed property. belonging to the succession
o. u Logan. deceased: wit:
That port of the south east quarter. Of
section number one ~ township seventeen
A.. range number fourteen il4) lying on
the eft side Of the public road leading from
city vi shreveport. and known as the
Norris Ferry road. containing sixty nine
.2-lUO acres. the above described land will
d" sold in three parcels of twenty three
,cres each, except one. which will contain
twenty -;hre.. 62-lOO acres.
Terms Of Sale Cash. provided property
viii bring its appraised value. and if not,
viii be re-advertised and sold on q credit
# twelve months. according to law.
H HUNSICKER,
Nov Gath '63. Auctioneer.
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Succession Sale.
State of Louisiana-Pari of Caddo
In District No,

State of Louisiana-Paris of Caddo
In District No. -.
Di Virtue of a writ of sale, to me directed
ID by the honorable tle district Court, in
..i for the parish OF Cadio. and State
,toresa.d. will proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder,
On Saturday, Goth Dec. 4. d 1863.
in-fr.nt OF the Market House. in the city Of
shreveport. between the hours of III o'clock
4. m and o'clock p. IN. the following de-
scribed property. belonging TO the success
sion Of + ralbert, deceased. to-wit:
A certain twelve acre lot. beginning at
the north east corner of the north west quar-
ter Of section number one (D. in township
seventeen az range fourteen Cl4). in the
parish of Caddo. running Themes. Is 32-l0o
chains thence sou 10 chains. thence south
/; 81 loo chains. thence east 81 lUI chains
thence north s Go 100 chains. to the place
Vt beginning. Qess one and \ half acres :.
,oid BY said F Z Talbert) together with all
the buildings and improvem. nts thereon
Terms Of Sale Cash. - Provided
the property brings its appraised
value. aud if not. to be re.advertised and
sold on a credit of twelve months. according
o law. II HUNSIGKER,
Nov "a. 'H3 Anctioneer
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y Otil.e.

CoTroS .A0ENcr AT SHREVEPORT. la.
Tn. Original Of Cotton Certificate.
dated Sept. 10Th. 1863. for 81 bales cotton.
signed by II Gibbs. late Asst Agent for thu.
purchase q; cotton in th" Parish Of Bi.nvilie.
in favor of A T King. of said Parish, and
pay able at the Cotton Agency at Shr"ve-
port La. in the sum of S2.9h9 o.. having
been lost. notice is hereby given that the
- Duplicate certificate Of same has been
substituted in It's place and payment Stopp-
ed thereon, rendering the =" original" null
and void.
ULCER LAUVE. Agents for the pur-
7 BELk\NP. i chase Of cotton.
La Baptist publish J times aud send bill
to d. King. Salt Spings. Bi.nrili" Parish
nolI 81
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LOST.

LOST.
nN the ! lth inst. in the neighborhood OF
~ Parson fuckers. about ten miles from
Shreveport. a bright BAY HORSE; blind
in the LET, eye saddle marks on his back
mad one shoe on his right foot is about {
wears old. \ reward OF fifty dollars vii
b" given for his delivery in this city. at
Sim,nS Stable.
l reside ; miles south east OF Elysian
Fields. Pamela county. Texas.
noiS IL J II tRENSHAW.
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OFFICE POST QUARTERMAST,.R I
Shreveport. La. Oes. Is. 1868. !


ias. Qu~r:cr,n~Ster'. department
zee II. -C'.'h farmer and planter shall
sewer ~ l., in kind, i'll such form An
~. ortina,, .'..'k~tnt!s con'lit'o" ~ may
re usetui ~ tl~ .sctiun in which they may
,s-deii..r. : - r"t"s depot hot mote than >
..,i:es tlr,. place of production. after
Te.eryinc- l., lis .wn use 100 bushels oi
corn or ~ .,.-Heis .f ,vlu.'.t. 30 bushels q!
t1cs t. ir.-:' :'"'a:",s.. 20 oi!si'e!s ~ peas
.r leo =. v,.---:-n,s, ot the following "rti-
c!e- :. ro.'ncs! ;,r the Ine>str year. namely:
.>ien.. com. "a:s, rv,. buci.wissat lice.
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COMMITTED, TO the Jail in the city
" of Shreveport. Parish ut Cadd", on
yesterday. A negro boy aged about IA
wears. Of black color. about 5 feet high ;
named GE .RGE. and says he belongs to
Floyd Gibbs, I'anola county. Texas.
The owner or owners Of said negro. are
hereby notified TO come forward. prove
property. pay charges and take him away
or be will be disposed Of a. the law direct
7. W. NAHLE, JAiior.
p.vlsS-
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HEAD QUARTERS,

HEAD QUARTERS,
Shreveport. Nov. 18th, 1868.
AnJ'r- q. l.. MooRE. 18th La. Shreveport
S;R: iou will Immediately asscmbl.
your regiment u, the Camp Of Instruction
II Col Gerard, commanding, near Shrcv.
port. preparatory 10 being exchanged. o.
assembling the regiment the officers of til.
line highest in rxuk. will take command.
Very Respectfully.
Yours obi serv's.
lSignelJ II " ALLEN.
Brig Gen L A Z :.
HEAD QUARTERS.
Camp Of Instruction, shreveport, La,
November l4th. 1868.
In accordance with The above, the Fiji
aud stuff, Nom commission staff and COM
u,ati'i.r or companies it'll their commands.
Will rep"r, FORTHWITH At this place
u l. MOORE.
Adj, 21th Reg La Vol.
Ia. i.a D.. ,u"l.rat. >ruth- Western, Ia lido
Gazette an. La Baptist. will copy three
times and send bill, as above.
uAJ. Z. BUREAU. TRIMS MISS OPT,
M.R2uAiL Texas. NOV. u, 1868.
General orders
pi Department i. established here. All re-
rurn, required by '.enl Order No 81. H'd
O'r D-r't Tran Mss. will be forwarded to
the undersigned 1T this place.
III. Officers transmitting returns will send
with them D letter OF advice. giving their
Regiment Brigade and Division, and i
practicable. the place to which their letter
should be directed.
Ill. Captains OF companies will not max,
separate returns tn this Office unless it il
impracricabIe t" send them to the Colonies
OF their Regiments or Eattallons
BY command VI
Maj Gen llr0ER.
BENZ HUGER, JR. \ A G.
Alexandria and Houston papers copy
four times, and send bills as above
AOiSlt
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I'D. QRS. ALIENS BRIGADE
Shreveport, La. Nov. II, I,63.

I'D ORS ALIENS BRIGADE
81, -, 80,
shreveport In NOV H. ''"''
GESEEAL ORDER,
No. J.
TIME officers aud nicn of this DusaIv
i will u .scmbir immediately at the fol.
towing places. preparatory 10 being cx-
cha,,w.d-yiz.
Sd La. Lt-Col Russell commanding,
near N.tchito,l,cs.
i1th "a, Colonel Richardson command.
ing. near Vienna-
3Is, "a. Culorel Morrison commanding.
u.ir Vienna
Drew ) Battery, Captain Drew command.
ing. near Vienna
10Th La., L,.col. Crow commanding,
near Aiexau.Iria.
18th La Colonel Thomas, commanding,
mar Alexandria.
9th La. will report to Adju,ant Moore,
of the 9th at camp of instruction near
Shreveport, when Mai. \o,wo. d will Ion his
,Arri> al tuk. command in ,.u,. ,t his man,
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NOTICE,

T offer for sale. u NJ Que STEAM SAW
/ AND GRIST MILL. at low figures.
Inc engine is made by Todd. 10 inch cyiin
der. - feet long boiler - feet; the grisi
was made by StIaub, French Burr stones ::
all in running order.
The Mill is situated three miles north OF
Walnut Hill. Lafayette county Arkansas
For further particulars, inquire at the
mill OF nnlS 3t' ] j FORT.
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noIs-lt
a uCtiOll Sale.

Auction Sale.
NYILL he sold ut public auction. on the
w prem,i.es on -sturdxy. 18th Nov,
1913, "H the furniture belonging to the
Mansfield Female College. embracing 80
blankets. 9s mattresses, Gu chairs, 30 bed
fsutlers. tables. aud sundry other ar icles
nnvl3-3' LEWIS PHILLIPS.
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SIOO 1xEW AID.

500 Kew A KID.
ID ANA WA Y. on the Ssh inst. negro
IL boy named POMPEY. about feet ii
inches high dark copper color heavy set:
weighs about 17Uponnds had his hair plat
ted up in strings when he left had on a hat
plated out of cat straw, and sewed together
o blue frock coat, and reddish looking
homemade pair Of pants.
The above reward will be paid for his
apprehension and lodgment in Jail. 80 that
l can get him. -
NJ CAREY.
nol8-4t Crochet. H ulston Texas.
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NAVAL PAYaAsTER' OFFICE.
Shreveport. Nov. 10. 1868.
"ANTED. for Confederate States Navy
w the following articles of provisions:
$3.50 h rice, 1850 D. pickles, 1850 h dried
fruit, 427 b tea, 975 b butter. 975 b cheese
TO gals beans, 244 gals vinegar, S54
gals whiskey. r.
Parties having any. or all OF the above
articles for sale will please call on the I'M
dersgned. at room No. 8, over Smith 4
Lewis drug store.
EDWARD mexican.
Asst Paymaster, c. S. N.
November 2O-lOt.
CNdde GasetA copy.
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Lea { lat.r for Sa1e.-I have u lot of
fine Al. skin aud Kip skin Oh baud and
for sale.
nov INV. II. LlEMAS.
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r'ifty Dollars Reward.

D anyway from the subscriber, on or
III about November LIST. 1868, two small
dark bay mare mules, branded G S The
above reward will be paid upon delivery
OF said mules to Engineers Department.
Fl T DOuGLAs,
Major l. Chit Of Eng'rs.
Shreveport Nov. Path. 1863 st
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40 COMMITTED to the jail
Of th&. Parish Of C0IlllO,

n in the city of Shreveport. u negro
BOY, aged about 20 years, is about 5 feet
high, dal X color. small scar On his forehead
and one ON his RICH, arm,-calls his naa,e
DANIEL, and says he belongs to Monroe
Beck. Of /. con county, state of Texas The
owner or owners of said slave are hereby
notified to come forward. prove property,
pay charges. and take him away. or he will
be disposed of IS the law directs.
NV. AAHLE, Leilor-
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HEADO'RS. DEPT TRANS MISS.
Shreveport. } Nov. 1863.

HEADO'RS. DEPT TRANS MISS.
Shreveport. Nov. 1868.
Aaroet]
SPECIAL 0RDERs.
No ISL.
nv The t"liowi..g notice Of Exclssog''
is published for the information
aud ruidanc. OF all CONCERNED
..RICHNn>D. 10 October. 1868. .
1t Col y. g WATTS
All the Fort Hudson prisoners are ex-
changed aud can return To duty.
tSjgncd) X. DCLD,
Agent for Exchange
In compliance with the above notice. all
O6,cerx and enlisted men now in the DE
partmrnt Trans Mississippi. VIII" were cap
turcd ut Port Hudson will report as fol
lows:
All from Arkansas. to Brig. Gen. Dock
ery nj Washington. Arkansas.
All from Louisiana. TO Brig. Gen. Allen
ct Shreveport, i.ouisfana
BY command OF
1t. Gen. Il. KIRbr SMITH
4. 9. ANDERSON.
Aov6 Asst ADJ Henerai'
Louisiana and Arkansas papers copy four
weeks
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ron 4Ale.

Fer Sale-OwiDH 70 an Overprsss Of
business, and the want Of time to devote ~
the publication Of the paper. the Shreve-
The paper is well established and will be
~ good investment for person who will
give il his attention. Inquire at this Office.
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-" A NTED-To rent two rooms, suit
w able for y small family to liv. in.
Apply at this office. nov l3-lt

NOrlCE--A!i persons having claims
~ against the succcs-ion Vi WIN Il
Th"niss. deceased. are hereby notified t."
present them to me tor acceptance. and al.
persons owing ssid succession will pay i'm
,nciintely. J. II. WILSON
nov 1857 ef Administrator
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HEAD O'Ss. DhrAErIE\r ~ lE<N> Miss.
Shreveport. La, Nov. j. lsGs.
Rrsrnet.l
SrKcIAL ORnEss.
No. lS3.
III. err appointed from Richmond ~
els-w mere who have been rHgaved in the
purchase Of cott..n in the department OF
Trans Mississippi will report to Major
(;nouuE WILLIAMSON 4. A. Gen l. at Houston
Texas, care ot MAJOR Il. BI,1srrELD. their
names and addressed, together with list
Q: their sub agents.
BY command Of
LII GEN z. KIRBY SnIrH
z. 3 ANDERSON.
Ass': Adj't General.
Texas papers copy Tour ~c~ka. move
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Notice.

NOTICE..
7 HAY L thi- dag lied wi'l, tn Recorder
i of thu Parish OF Cait". my rlht.Iny -!
;x.s lur 1853. for Inspection .nd cu!rrc-
,in.
" y ERWIN. .i.>e.sc.
Nov. II.
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Wanted, to Purchase.
A HOUSE and LOT. in the limits 4 -
"A of the corporation of Shreve- iii
port; any person having residences ~
for sale, will Do ~ell BY applying at The
o6lcs Eev ~
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For Sale.

For Sale.
TlRI. KATE SAIIY. Is yesrs OLD. light
" nu.~tto--u good s.sni..r"ss. cook
washer and :roIi.r. ,'sr,, -, l.' Ia he sold
cut OF ike city limits Without her c"us-r..
.Ai.pi. to 6 l. KOCN-.
nov iO-ti or II I. STEWART
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j Oh0 La y O q
HIS OLD STAND.

vIVO my many friends. the pubic. and the
L rest Of mankind. would mention that
I have tor s.is. - usual prices. Dry Goods.
Fancy Articles. Crockefy, Hardware, &c,
al Of which ea1ra0te xs represented.
Before Puschssiag, xi~s ass = call. - ]
-, sure ! eA1 suit yOu, not only In the
style Ut goods wsntod- but slso in price.
iSu3 q JOHN LAMA.
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N6ficc to Tax Payer:
CoNrEDtRATE STATES TAX. i-6.;. }
STATE COLL CToR : OFFICE.

~INtS SbLL CIpR = obbPf,
Shreveport La, sept, Ieti3 J
&, ECi ION ~ If the Assessment Act pr"
- vidime that ANY tax payers may pay
INTO tn. Treasury. III advance. Such sum rs
hc may ".ir.ssSe on account of taxes Ia ac-
cruc ;Lsi.iuS: him. and t. Obtmin therefor n
ser! !icate hearing interest At the rate Of five
per c'it :. gear, until his taxes are pAyab!.
Notice j. hereby given that sne., pay nrnts
may be ms,le in any ri tho issues OF Treas.
ury notes, at the Assistant Treasury 6 otii 90
in Monroe, Louisiana.
ROBr NJ LU<HER
Sat" Collector, &. =. Taz, for Louisiana.
Papers throughout the State publish one
month. and send bills IL duplicate to the
State Collector novi.. Inn
HID. QRS. DEPT. TRANS-MlSS..
Shreveport, La. Nov. 10, 1868
GESERAL CmDERS.
YTNHE following notice OF exchange is
i published for the information .: all
concerned:
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO.
- LIST. A II officers and =, en- captured and
.'paroled at any time previous to the LIST of
september, 1853 This section. however
lis not intended to Include any officers or
'.nen captured at Wick sbnrg, July 18th.
..lss;3, except such AZ we e exchanged ~
Exchange Notice No. 4. September IL.
..lc63, or are specially named in this no.
. tce Bur il does not embrace all delive-
..ries made at City Point. or other place
..beforc September LIST. ls1i3. and with the
Port Hudson, "r any other plHes. where
parties were released ON parole.
=. I'd The Staff of Generals Pernbrrton.
stevenson. Bowen. Moore. Barton. :. ID.
Lee. Cummings. Harris, and baldwin. and
..of Colonies Re, noids, Cockrel and Docl-
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-24

nPr24-N II ! g. RATTLE.
7 OSr.-A medium size Ne scha,Im Pipe
IL MAS lost on Texas street. some eight or
ten days past Tn. finder will receive
rewsrd Of more than the COS: vi the pipe
by bringing it to This office oc'.ti-tf
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-24
ANCfiOlaeeE

T|NIiE undersigned having s~cnred al.
i ihori,y offers his services to the pub.
lie as Aucti"neer. He has for sMlc u..g ross
Of every description, which, purchasers are
rcqn.s,ed to call and cxmuin.
II. L. STEWART,
Texas 81. just below Else Court House
sept6b