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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18
The Compromised New Eng land Senator

The telegraph announced few days ago that
prominent New England Senator had been dis.
covered taking large sum of money for using
his Influence in obtaining the release OF a prison.
er confined in the Old Capitol prison The fol-
lowing proceedings in the Senate, the l7th inst,
shed some light on ;h,s matter:
Mr.. Hale rose TO a privileged question. lie de-.
sired! to send to the Clerk desk, to be read
newspaper paragraph charging with trbery a Sen
ator OF New England in seCUr ns the release, for
the sum Of $4,000 Of two prisoners of the old
Capital.
From information received from Senator he
was led TO believe that he (iiale) was the person
alluded to. He wished to make statement of
facts on which the Chalge was probably founded.
lie nad been called to defend two individuals
confined in the Old Capitol, on charges preferred
by the War Department. The first case was that
of DR.. Bliss, Superintendent Of the Armory
Square Hospital.
He (Hae) came to Washington, saw the Secre-
tary OF W8r, examined the passe, and expressed
the opinion that Or Bliss ought to be allowed the
liberty Of the City. He was accordingly paroed.
At the trial of DR.. Bliss, he (Hale) was present
as bis friend and counsel The trial resulted in
accommodation hat he be restored to his place
In Boston shortly afterwatd he (1ale) met
friend who sad that another person was in the
old capitol prison and he anxious to have
him U1ale) undertake his defense. Large sums
of money were depending as the pay upon Gel tain
steamboats, that had been retained TO wait the is
sue of the trial
He (4ae) was offered $4,000 as retainer
1t was large sum, bu. he was unwilling to I'M
dertake the case on account Of the jealousy of the
people IN ohJecung to the transaction of any pro-
fessonal business by Congressman.
he consulted with two counsellurS Of STAFFORD
county, n. H., and asked them to examine care
fully the law, to see il he (Hae) had the night to
undertake. the case beth answered promptly in
The affirmative, and one thought it not only his
right but his duty. lie accepted the retainer and
went to Washington.
He met <, ntIem Of high social and profess
slonal position hou. keverdy Johnoon-and
asked to consult him IN persona matter.
He told Mr.. Johnson that person cnarged
with fraudulent practices had, through his friends,
desired hun TO conduct his de,ense.
Mr. Johnson seemed surprised, evidently think
ing him (daie) green IN asking Ia. question
Was there any Improperly il undertaking il ?'
Mr.. Johnson replied, Not the least objection
under heaven" Mr. Hale then asked, " Is there
anything lndecate in the undertaking z"
Mr.. johnson said " Not the slightest in the
world. | have been doing 1t every week. 90
not "no" but have been doing II every day."
Alter this eXpIan .tion by Mr.. Hale, Sena or
JOHNSON confirmed oenltoc llaleo statement
that ne e)unseed The receipt Of the Zee, and took
tn groun4 that Senator'S WHO are lawyers 30 not
forfeit tuer right to eAercs their profession.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18

A Nov O;leaus correspondent of the New
York Herald thus speaks OF Con. Banks return
to the Ore. cent City " fae General has turned
hero 10 perfect some pressing military duties,
which comp eted, ne will return to the scene Of
active operations ana resume IN person command
OF the important movements he has already III.
augurated. Inc severe drain Of the past few
days upon the ensrglos oil the General has some
what impaired bus health, inSomuch that serious
illness Was feared BY his medical advisers. His
health, however, Is now in IA great meA ure re-
stored, and all his eneI glee are again at work III
the fIrtherance OF the interest Of IN campajon.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18
Correspondence Of the Freeman.
State Temperance Society.

lla'eu' on Oh tue vice rFeSlden'S' prayer was
pHereu .! Ne'' ~ i"on'es' q Niuuleoury' new
L. - ''O"e u ->0i .uneiu' was onosen Secretary
pO ''"'' anu 1'e'' =" w. A'"a'er' o' DfiS'oi'
assistant 0ecfe'afy'
Inc oU"'eii''o" proceeded 10 'eke up business
- ,1' -''-'"'"o ''Osl
= 00nnii''ee u, 0'el'uie'' N1eSSFS' haOAree'
-'iA' "''''''' O'''u' 'leiou'"e'
4 committee on Nominations, Messrs. Hun
'hgton' lilden' Fisher Chatterton, Oll.
8. Committee to locate next Annual Meeting,
Messrs' Muns'n' Brooks Stone' Burke Austin
T. Committee to solicit signatures to Const'tu-
ton, Measrs. Leavit' Howe, Brunette, Stimson,
OH.
Any person can become a member OF the SocI-
eCY oy signing the ConSutuIlon' and the payment
u o"e uo'laf annually
A letter was re'G from Chester Spencer, ac-
companying a resolution respecting the death of
Hon zio,ri IS C,o..loto
NJ w.. cum ~ ', 0"''''oU'
Inc Io"o"IhS Is me fesoIuIlon
Resolued That in the death OF Hon. Zmri
Howe of Casteton. this Society has to depIore the
lose If ono of tho e,rl;es, most dorotad and moe,
- '' Wv COIN ''' 'A1'' O'''''O' '"" -'o''
constant OF us friends and patrons and That It's
members should sacredly cherish his memory
and be inspired by his example.
lattar ,,os. .,so rooa f.or, Pa. po,o. ,t.,.-;Ii
oySt Iob,sh.,r,. ,.;,ioc oooo,at &c roa,ao..,,,,
move,a,,. IN his r;oin,+u -ornd;n, - - ont;.
,emnsrarca divine # Caledonia Con1tr
,prppvoox
The resolution on the death of Hon. 4. Howe
was taken up. Remarks were made by Messrs.
Howe. Burt. Munson and Stone. when the rAso-
luton was adopted bv q rising vote.
Voted. to send conv of tho abovo resoIu,io,
70 tho family ~ rho doceasod
The Committee an Nominations .enor,ad tho
following list Of officers and tho renor, NO
sdon+od
puo.;ao., D. p.p-n... ,-,
Vice Presidents d . Lorenzo Sheldon, -
James Z. N ufdoek' Esq " OCT 'tock Hon. w.
Pooordin,, and C7orro.ro,di,,, Soo.o,o.u po,
l.. Il. Stone, Mortified.
treasurer, y; ". Scott, Esq! Montpelier.
Tvoo', 'Cei ros.9I Iq' mo4' P H
alton Hon. c. w. Willard. MonfoeIier ! (
Spal4iug, Esq, Barre Edwin Fisher. Esq. CAB
OF Rev. 4. h. Cooper, Montpelier; Rev, Phny
1i1,'a'1, " ''l'''''o"" ilo"' W ''e' "'ne'
~,
.ho., aaoah .L,.I';s,. 'la E,.;...
'''''9 ''' ~ wv ''''''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18
PEACE DEULA3tl.n.

valuable Real Estate for Sale in Williamstown, Vt.
omprisng the new Grist Mill, House aud Barn, saw
Mil, store and aboutl2 acres Of land The above prop
efty pays % per cent, and will he sold on reason
terms Enquire VI l.. L kenhey, Barre, VI, " ne
premises ASHLEY HUBBAhD.
f5wIms
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18

rascaily Old bachelor says the most difficult
surgical o. CREATION in the world is TO take the jaw
out OF woman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
bn0lng -
lLle Ol0 EsLaDllshFa ..Inderl

IHOa. ". OBELL,
CORNER Of MALI AND THRU sIREET .uys-
THE UNION 1EAEGRAHH uEFICE
M AhpfACrUREs sll E.1as OF D ANE BOOK g.
Iva touuiy 1ucsri bsHsi, Kail iled uiass aas
nes- hen, snd otherr Ais wo.k cauuptasa xys.
"a 10 ISlr =, espis " % t.,sg ge- ga.lv.
Nrsssn nes, psr,ed,s,Is. Il. IL ~ L,''-. y ,l
iesiiea "a piaae o. lii and hsFllg s.g t,-gl. Ac, H.
mury uHo4 by Acrtll al1 ly sa.trder. 4. ~ t-rs,,-t
20 match 1 volupgs g.. ur q b ytrll
Ola looks rsbLunJ, enl Es.it 'e lga.a 5ettuI tsi
Ehca neUl
au-e youna N ea} '5.e 5ssIsaI stI ile-.; .5.
Fenicnee Lrfe te40Iu 4aiei lefe, i-A rla.i.f.r.
- h.s FAQ.AS AsCuI4E Il ~ orI,' 49,. d. ,
sHy, ehl s one o. "a. u,yf, ull .r'4,a, l7,a5 o,s
10 FFVscnt ey At rHi Ecl urrir4y pse 80. s.u.
Book, thocAs psaiNs i.lg Rcd isscss 8 cta rs--y
taa lhy hlna 81 Hlanssi lsssl i gs re- ftslsnos.
I. ", " NsQ iata tNrl ftr1 uIsf IS. tlffs 4 Ia .-.
aaFing ali sinde oi hi,HAs With lfra,to flsslt-
osd ana stAei sorH rsIuiuug nsatnesu, ,ns e,ists :
80 AsNihA 4teenhg HfrHdF aaua4 NJ as atrfftts
Arge isctef be E ~ rsr ts sycr rteparsa ts lit,.
ine puhN.
up- hs reisss 70 Ll5 cops,J Jr1ces q slaa..os,st
Fletae, bslte' snd t. ne tsfI0Uc p.rk. fagr,is.
ifnces ke ,n ths hieul sisy faf - E. ll,.s.s d p,
80 ottl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25

a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill
nnENY


Rear what tho Cincinnati Weekly PrO snys on the esb
VI March, 1862;
Wa are decidedly opposed 10 drugs and 70 adsertsed
remedies Tor the prevention OF having children, bntw
fue Il our duty 20 acknowledge heuent ron auy and
froln every soree when Il Is for the relief q sngiug
humanity. A fact has come 20 our kD0wtdge thai
ought 10 be promulgated aud widely circulated ior mo
benefit OF those ladies Whose delicate health makes II
necessary to prevent any Increase Of family
About twelve months alt, marriage lady OF our &C
qualntanoe gave birth daughter, but har suerings
gr, that her physicians despalTed of bet reov
cry. THIS made her dread the very thoughts OF again b.
coming a mother. Shu tried every thing 10 prUVunt A
repetition ofher enerihgs, but without succeeding Two
years after marriage she again nhuu, bu her Hf
fsrhgs great thHt the child dir aud her own life
wAs de,pairsd o. She told by her family physician
that she had any children be feared her e ~ould
BE- the Forfeit AZ all the reners aho bad tried before
had hiisi, sho applied TO the BOtanlo Physoian, Dr.
RAPHAEL,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
uHAR WHAT TIE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.

Some physcinna require 20 ha told tho nature q your
aisenAc-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not Ills perfect knuElslgeul The hnmau system ehanles
him tod,scrl rdscnsu wiihuutany Information from
Tho patlent to sxrain It's na caise aud T. gnnauiea
~ cure Aud What h more valuable Btill no VIII hon
estly and frankly tell whether you cnn be curd or not
This viii satisfy your miud aud save you oNlense uu'e
trouble and di-appuniniout u VIII be The means o.
saving you u,nny dollars Il viii save your hes'ht
aud what is bter than ALL II viii save your iiio from
tt,ng Shortened by wrong traimrut
Is oxstnitmiiona are nihds without any Information
frun the patient; therefore he thoroughly UNDERSTANDS
their Physical oundtiuu aud Phreuuugiea de'ropeuL
rIihont witch hu never could have periurnr 20 many
nAtont.ling curaa II shunld be remen nlHrd thl thH
Botanic rhysIrinn pcrfOrma ctir'~ thnngm imrnss'he
you have triud others aud gut rori ydu wish 70
auIny giod health and long life, II you arp wiee You Wi
70 ani cinsnlt nR RAPHAEL, the Bnnnic Physician
An his coin nnnicH tiOus Hrd interviews arc htrctB
private sud confidential = Moiieai Jap'1laL l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
&roccrlrs, &c.


MS. A, called snd gotono dollara worth OF
NINE CENT SUGAR., an MINIGR8
rln incest sind.
mis b-got QUO d5lla' worth ot tle aices, i,ni
reN CENT SUGAR, Ar WiNuNe
Mis, q. Rot one douara word, oftht ehoie4ft ,,sl.
" OF
ELEVEN CENr SUGAR, AZ MiNtuHa
Mr. b. says THAI Do gol tbe sst qusu,, o! eee.a
RIO COFFEE ar =. A. MIaIoKs,
rhnl ho "7f' drank and MIR, b. sgs she got ths ne,
GREI6 IRA ar :. A. MIaIchB
While every body oslls gs| some O.. tn.t sxcaH.,l
EXCELSIOR sNHuP. AT g. A. HIkfoK
Mr. NJ save he purchased q half hsrrel OF
WulrE flsH AT J, A MINIcK's
Decidudiy ihe boz. he ever utod while the supr,y q,
NO. ! MAoKEREL, AT }. A. MiNloK,s.
Both or size aud quality, cannot be e1ae I'd in this e
any other market. - ''''' ~
he invites all % call SC his sstabiishmsns anaip
pect his stock OF
OHolCE DRIED FRUIT,
UOFFEkS AND TEAS
SUGAR OF ALI RfRDs
And the largest and best variety og 0rooaries ta "a s
u me CITY. hia large sstsblshnbntt ts on the
Corner Oc Market and Jsaersaa sts.
mAr25y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
4JIlrnIbtng.
New GaS 4 Steam Pipe Fixtures
just kgCEINEpAr
WARE & MAICOBM'S
No. al. .Heu-rsa,. ss....


No, 40, Jefferson street,
A VERY superior asaoIimeDt o, Gps FiAturre sa
"A looted irom the LAtES1 khh lOEk PAi-
a.nhs, IOpMsupg VI Brackets, feudtutf, UhRnd,
iersi 0ltls, tspur ana Nice alaueg, Wax tnpef, a..
WIch they are determined TO se al tho TOW ct yut
rasa. They hre ALEC reVvhlnp su hu, c0ns tnuuy Sl
hsnd every vnri1,y VI PLUMBING Ouuis piirh
they Beii IA lo~ H5 can be noa uiseNhcre.
lhO1 lgO also puttnB up .sas, -tt ALI, aud NDtel
Pipsa reduced rates, ~ stuct attention e. tNa lust
aud superor Wcramuirhlv they hoptto mrftta saar,
VI publc patronage. tyz
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25

A. tns5 srS asus cash 6Senesp, tpey o,sr greater
nduc9unepts than ever.
II viii ba 10 the interest OF tssh biyera 10 call snd
examine their stock Dsiore pur hasiug elsewhere g.
Inouey csn 10 saved by doing no. fail
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
No. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET.,
CINCINNATI
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIAHLE Au-
TEORITY.

Tho Botanic Remedies " Doctor Raphael the EnRlah
Bnianie PhyslciRn, failed set to make pgitect
radical, aud permanent cure Of ALL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what tho Baltimore correspondent OF tie Old-
slIpw oonsboro, Maryland, saidou Thursday the 3lst
of May, 1870;
Rnnerous cures OF diseases caused by erly ndlsefo
tion aavE been performed by the English Botanic hy
tate lie fact believing that In doug may do sorsloe
10 The suHarlng One In partcuar-thatO or young
man 10 this ciiy-a worthy Of note. lie had 1ooone tle
shudder years suffering aud dootoring gave np
All bopes Of recovery. He wished TO marry, aud was
dearly beloved by sweet girl "a ever Fped words
~ aaection but he fearful nervous, and Frustrated
lie dared not we'd on account Of the shattered state
81 his system lie sought Toof at the hands Of the 30
tanlo Physician and astonishing as Il may seem, a the
bloom aud yigor of youth has returned, eud DO u no"
tho happy Mthcr OF apair Of bright boys"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
Width 2.-First col.
FACTS ARE STUBnORM THINGS!

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent saws in tho
1857
"a An English gentleman, formerly connected WITH he
British Army, aud who Styles himself tlic English ho'
tlnn mere by his ski 10 cnripgE ununer VI uumpiinis.
R,rr NJ his patients have cuuversl WITH and they
pronounce HE remedies and mue " treatment rs very
snternr sune huye b,su restored u.s. if uy magic The
msiiciue he used Is distilled by himself from various
herbs t1ssesslng utru curative properties,
"While acting Ia the army lie devoted bis leisure
moments thorough study ui TIE effects produced ~
certnln medicinal aud hurs R unuuer " dis
easan II seems he has iunnd aud speedy remedy
for all the Ills that flesh Is eir to His practice Is
Alrandy extensive, and Is daily Increasing In tue oo'
plnnH TO which females subjected he hns no equal
a. nrge nnnbT hure have testified that thuy owe not
enly their present good hoath but their lives, 10 tbs
skin VI this EuEsh Botanic Physician" His olcc n AZ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
Mrniral.

And learn that perfect and radical cure is warranted
and guaranteed all Who are afflicted With weHhues.
debility, nef puus oaHiIHluts, mHltuiiplg thoNhia a.
pfusaon " spirits diatrr abi anguish " uti tore oi
ecp loss Of memory, loss uf energy aud muscular puwo
nuny growth, wasting a~ny and Nnt o eohhdeneo ~
themselves f,intlng nis eonyubiyo treniblings ni-'
tsucs and disgust Of o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-05
One Hundred Dollars Reward !

IN "Wednesday night last, The i!ih instant. my
~ stable was broken open and nv horse ssoles II
il bay Horse about al years old this spfing about
five fee. four Or FIVE inches high, heavy name sBd
tail. An old wagon saddle, covered With white
sheep.kin. vas missing u The same time, and supos.
Cd 10 have been stolen hy the ssms person sIso !
pair 81 bride reins that bad esn a.ed - siup ira.
ihers. with holes punched ihfonFt them.
Any information concerning III horse or the ihsi
will be literally rewarded hy he saisenbef, l.ing
seven miles north ol Hilsborough and IN HUNDRED
dollars will be given for the recovery ueihe horse.
FREDERICK HORNER.
rs-rurfy Il. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-05

MCRM,NAL NEGLECT AND HEayy Loss
The evacuation of Jackson, Mississippi. left
in the hands Of the enemy, as we learn
from the Memphis Appeal. the rolling stock
of the !. New Orleans. Jackson and Great
Northern" the : Mississippi Central" and
the /" Mississippi and Tennessee" Rail
roads. The motive power, alone. consist
ed of over forty engines. To have saved
this invaluable property. required only the
construction Of temporary bridge across
Pearl River. Six weeks Of time were al.
lowed for this work, which might have
been done in sin days. What were the
railros,l and military authorities thinking
about. The loss Is Of incalcuiable impor-
lance, and. in the present condition Of
things. wholly irreparable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-05

DEarH or ARCHBISHOP KEsRicE.-Fran-
liz Patrick Kenrisk, Archbishop Of Balti.
more, .died at bis residence in the city Of
Baltimore, On Wednesday. July 9Th, aged
Is years. The Right Reverend Archbishop
VS. born in the city Of Dublin, Ireland,
A. ID. 1877. After having completed his
education ~ RENE, came 10 the United
S;atss and krst settled in Kentucky. He
vas consecrated as coadjutor 70 his brother
R1asp OF PhiIadelphia, whom he succeed
IL in IS42, and then resided in the city Of
bnc:hersy love for naHy years. During
hti episcopateI there occurred At Philadel-
pHia several serious fanatical riots encour.
4ssd By persons pretending grea. pie,y !;
aad the Archbishop's conduct on different
occasions in preserving peace, ellcitsdfr from
oath his friends and fees reiterated appro.
baton and praise. In 1851, he vas ap.
pointed to the Archiepiscopal see Of BAL.
iiaore, and moved 10 that city where he
has since resided, respected and admired
,sr his great learning and piety by all. In
1859, the present pontif Of Rene confer
ed upon hin the Primary Of Honor, !"
thereby giving him precedence over all
q:h.r Catholic pfeiates in this country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-05

ALCOHOL FROM CHINA BERRIrs.-Messrs.
Beusse & Hines, Of this place. are now
manufacturing alcohol from china berries.
They have succeeded in making il ninety
per cent proef. Il has been tested, and
pronounced 40 excellent article Tor me-
chanicaI purposes. The enterprise de-
serves encouragement. Aihtas Banner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-05

Drug Store-Change Of Business.
Y,HE undersigned having patehs,ed The Drug
Il store 81 Webb & Dickson. viii continue The
DRUG BUSINESS II The Oil stand. We vii ify
10 keep fullsurpIy u DRUGS and = " have u
pay cash ior III ve parehess, se shall expect al
customers 10 ia, cssh for what they buy from -,
and by that means us will - able u keep what you
want, credi ha. played pat.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD 4 CO.
MAY l3ih. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-05

He was ever regarded as one OF the most
learned theologians, and one Of the best
classical scholars in America. he has
left many works to hand down his name to
posteri,y, some Of them used at the present
time, in various Seminaries. His tfansla-
tions from the original Of the four Evan
gelists and the Acts of the Apostles with
annotations OF his own. will be read with
instruction by both Protestant and Gatho-
lie to the end of time.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-05
THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
j. frnIlsaEp wfsihf
nv DENNIS HIEARTT.

Terms. - Three Dollars ,eaf. i Tsai q
vance: Three Dollats NIL Fits Gents Il ta
wlhin three monlAs. II -Four Duilan. II dslsssf
Ill the expifaiionof tie year
No napef viii Ii discontinued Until Ill antatas
arc pail, unless II the option 81 lbe publisher
No paper will IL sent 81 ntw Subscribers out ri
State unless payment il made IN advance, of ~
person in tie sta,s shall become responsible
Advertising Rates FOR Tho Recorder
Advertisements 40, exceeding fourteen ilhts, eN
dollar fof tho fret, and fry cents for each subseprsh
insertion; longer ones IN proportion. Court adseie
ments twenty-five per cent. higher. Deduction Y.
Cnc.thifd will he made to advertisers " The stai.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-05

II is stated BY ihe Richmond papers, but
upon what authority we know not. that an
artificial leg. ordered from Paris some
months ago. now awaits General Ewell's
arrival in the city Of Philadelphia.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-04

VNHE undersigned having secured au-
L thority, offers his services to the pub
lie as Auciioneer. He has for sale negroes
OF every description, which purchasers are
requested to call and examine.
II. Y. STEWART,
Texas St, just below the Court House
scpt2o
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-04
Spy Cha ses HFaRRtud!

A liberal price viii be paid for good
"A spy glasses. on presentation at the
Post Qrartcmastcr's office III &hroy"port.
La. uuN 15-jt
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-04

Brig. Cenl =. \. c. S.
~ Caddo Gazette, La. Democrat. Ho-
mer Had. and Natchitochcs Union, publish
one month. noyl:t
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-04
I. w. pICKENS.
Dec !st-tls.

Dec .9t-fdS. In. OtIiCIO AUCtiOWeer.
Also, at the same time and place viii be
sold the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter OF section no two. township no sin
teen. range no fourteen, together with all
tho Improvements thereon for cash.
MARY JANE VRE0E.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-04

Texas papers COPY to"r week
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-04

Y The following Schedule Of prices, adopted by Commissioners ap-
pointed pursuant OF
the information Of all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
Kauacio (Onsopfort.

The latest news from Mexico confirms The
death - Cen. Conopiort who wAs murdered by sspg
Of blndiis By bis death The National Government oi
MEXICO iose. one of ab-si GcnerAis and greatest
statesmen. lie was born in the CITY Of fu'hh March
% 1872 In lsrg he bccame a captain 81 cavalry snd
soon after began take active part in politics at
hing himself to the Liberal party. of which he lac
ever .uce remained a leader. In 1854 he was made
Htly Governor Of the district Of Jspa, and IN ~!
lie Va. elected member 81 the National Congress, VI
this congress was ,oon dissolved by Santa Anna. ue
was in 1916 chosen Senator by ls native state and In
l.s- - be represented IN Congress. the sewly created
state Of Guerrero On the return q Santa Anna 10
pnwe he was dismissed from oil Offices In conjunction
wish Aware be raised the standard of revolution.
~ loh soon compelled santa Anna 10 retire hon Mex
ie. g. i-., he Was made Provisional President. Tic
i.,.... ..is collected i1rcc ~ about i50p mon 81
PufOa b.t Do, Wele promptly dispo'ed Of by Como
f,t -. rru sined President until l'- when IN con
sequence o Anot revolution By the Church parry be
VS. comp, D,a 10 I,.s4 lie once, AID IN February
~ be- !et for Franc. When the lr"nch INVADED
Mexico hc =, once offered his services 10 the nwin
President Juarz Was appointed chei commander 81
lr ,oops anI 30 sch gained even ihc Tcltct Of The
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