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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

A brigade of rebel cavalry IS reported to be
in the rear of Meade's army, and between CUT
lett and Brlstow's Station Yesterday morn
ing, when the army commenced marching, an
attack was MADE by rebel cavalry near Warren
ton, who succeeded 10 capturing 100 mules and
horses. These were subsequently, recaptured
by our forces
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

New YoRR, Nov. Q. The Heralds special
Washington dispatch says it is understood here
that Gen. BurnsIdes resignation has been &C
cepted, and it is probable that Gen. Foster will
succeed him in command of the army OF East
Tennessee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
10 the Value Of
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER. 0ci II. 1888.
Having witnessed the effects Il the Of Nitrous oryd
Gas in the extracting o. teeth by DR. j. Comegys take
pleasure IN stating that think Il Of the greatest i'm
promens OF the age in the application Of science for the
relief Of pain su. regard far preferable to that Of
her or Choroiom, while the eef from pain Is just
entire that Of Ether Ohloroform, free from hss
depressing indue ces tnal often follow their COM
mend It's entire relief from pain to those
who wish have teeth extracted ami retain pleasing
associations connected with The operation.
WI. II. RICHARDsoN, NJ. D.
DR. JONI N. CoMEdHs.
Dsa Sir Having witnessed the effect Of the
Nitrous oxyd Gas administered by you for the relief Of
pain in the extraction Of teeth, fully concur in the
statement above made by Dr. Richardson.
further state that this Gas has long been known to
scientific men, aud has oen been administered by Pro-
frssors ard Lectures In all Colleges As pleasant
and amusing experiment More recently 1t has been er-
ensyely used by Dentists In ious part OF the Coun-
try fo he relief Of pain In the extraction Of tech, no In
Jury from its use ever having been reported have no
hestancy In saying that believe Il to be the safest and
best agent at preseat known the Profession for ndsr
Ing the system insenble pain under dental or sursi-
cal operations. ...
Barton Vt, Oct. 81, 1858.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

In Lyndon Oct. 7lh, OF Typhoid DySentery, fred,
son Of Daniel and Ha'ue ellison, aged years.
In Topsham, Oct 4th Of pheris, Alos g. Hood, aged
10 years and months
In Wa erbury, Oct % h, Ellen Edna, only daughter
Of Hiram and Ellen Wa lace aged months
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

PERSONAL---VERY.. Asa d. Smith, D. d., is 10
be ipausuratod President Of Dartmouth College
on Wednesday Of week after next, Nov. 10th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
Agricultural Libraries.

weare pleased to learn that tine good wor K
of establishing Agricultural Libraries IS stlll
progressing During the past two weeks,
through the fundamentally Of Mr. Reynolds,
associations have been organized in Randolph,
West Randolph, Brookfeld and Williams'own.
The officers in Randolph are ii. NJ. Hayden,
President, Frederick wa,hburn, Vice President
IL. C. Gilbert, Secretary, and J. I. Fargo,
Treasurer and Librarian In West Randolph
Loren Griswold, President, james Hutchinson,
Jr.. Vice President, J b. Hutchinson, Sscreta-
~, and +. b. Salisbury, Treasurer and Llbrari-
an. 10 Brookfeld A. S. Allis, President, j.
b. Kingsbury, Vice President, VIM, F. Lasele
Secretary, and j r. Cleveland, Treasurer and
Librarian. In Williamstown, John Lynde
President, Walter Newcomb, Vice President
p. F. Barnard, Secretary, and G. A. Ainsworth
Treasurer and Librarian.
The cnterprising farmers in these towns con
template forming " Farmers Clubs, in con
nection with their Libraries, for tie discussion
OF important subjects relating to their profcs
sion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
Barre Academy.

The Winter T9rm begins on Friday, November nth.
J. ). SPAULDtNe.
barre, Nov. 5, 1883 ytsw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
New and sparkling,


coMPRtsfa
Gltes, Quartetts, Trios serensIes, Oh nts, -Four.
Fart Sung. Oh fuses. Operate tctlons,
Hymns. Tunes and sacred Anthems.
BALFEiS NEW OPERA, " The Armorsr u Nants
and yERDrs new uPERI, " II Fora Del Dsstipo, !"
lonribute several charming pieces Frees I'm re-
c pt Of which he Musical Lyra will be mailed, post
paid
OLIVER DlrsoN Co. Publishers,
27T WASN'T gton Street Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
New tsiee Book.

THE SIC Al LY r A.
Collection Of Gleu, Qulretts and Choruse' (mAny o
them from New 0tetm) BY Frederick II Psase.
The Distinguishing features Of this work freshness
and originality. Its contents are re-hsrsh Of old
noalIlnna. LII
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

WARRENTON JUNCTION, Nov. 8. Upon the
lifting OF the flag our forces commenced cross
~, and found little or no opposition. They
are pressing forward to Culpepper,
The "a division OF the Sd corps, under Gen
II Prince, crossed the river last evening at ke-
eys lord and captured 252 of the % and 3Sth
North Carolina regiments The prisoners say
their orders were to remain and hghl until or
icred 20 retreat or taken prisoners.
Gen. Prince boys waded the ford, which was
about waist deep, and the prisoners had to wade
back. The prisoners are now arriving.
A dispatch dated the Sth, says at O'Clock
this morning Gems French and Sedgwiek' 8 bu-
giles sounded an advance, and the pursuit will
be pressed vigorously.
It is possible that we may find the enemy
stronger on the south side OF the river than We
anticipate, ana the same termination may at
tend this enterprise that accompanied Hooker
and Burnside, but do not believe It,
Lee has developed the same tactics as hereto.
fore, falling back and attacking us ON ground
OF his own choosing, 10 which we have hitherto
been worsted.
The l2lst New York aud 9th Maine took $50
prisoners in one squad, the former regiment al
different times during the engagement captured
/ 63S, aud the 9th Maine $50 prisoners.
The second brigade captured eight battle
/ flags, HIS stand OF arms and the adjutant'.
desk of the sth Louisiana regiment, with all the
books aud pap RS relating TO that regiment.
Among the prisoners captured were SIX two
of whom commanded bugades, The rebel los
/ in killed and wounded equals, II It does not ex
ceed, our own We lost no prisoners. Tire,
hundred and tily will cover our entire loss it
killed and wounded.
There is report that the rebel Gen. lliyc
was klllei or taken prisoner.
Gen. Meade is determined to follow up hi
success rapidly, aud to strike vigorous blow
whenever an opportunity offers
Another account OF the fight on the Kappa
hammock says our entire loss In killed an,
wounded will be between $50 and 500 Tn
eight lasted about an hour aud a bali, but th
reayest losses were incurred during the charges
in a space 0! about fifteen minutes. The sol
diers are reported 10 DO in the best Of spirits.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

STATE OF VERMONT,t In Probate Court, held II
RAVDoLPH DIsrElcT, Brook field, in said District,
on HE 2nd day q November, A. d. 1863.
NM BUkAHAM Administrator Of tie estate Of Betaey
Burnham late Of Ra dolph ~ said sh Il, deceased
presents his edmi Islraton unit for tIamna Ion and
allowance, and make. applicable for de RE of dlstr bu
uu, aud partition u The estate Of said deceae Nbers-
upon MS ordered by SAID Couit, thai suld account and
AID apple he teiened to session of SAID Court 10
be held at the west Rand lph House In Randolph, on
he 26h day Of November, a. D. 1853 for hearing and
dccson ID reon
Aud Is further rdeied, that notice hereof be
owen toa persons Interested, by pnbeauon Of the same
hrte weeks successfully In the Green Mountain Free
man. newspaper published at Montpelier, previous To
AID time appointed for hearing thai thew may appear al
aid time and Placer and show cause, If any they may
nave why said should not be allowed, and such
decree made. BY The Court.
iA53w Attes-I. X. CLEAVEIAND, Judge
rHE subscribers having been appoint ed by the Honora
bic Probate Court infthe District Of Washing on, COM
missiones to receive examine, ana adjust AZ claims and
demands OF al persons against the estate Of Sarah Batch
elof late oi Ro,bury, ~ SAID District deeeased, rrpre
scented insovtn and the Of Sly months from the 93d
day oil October 1868 being allowed by SAID cour To be
creditors said decreased eKhibu and prove their
pecuve claims before give notice, that we will at
lend Ia the duties Of appon al Chester Cark's
Hotel In Roxhnry In sad dsric, The 2hd tuesday Of
Dec mbtr and Marc next at one O'Clock IN Inc zfsf
noon, each of said days
WILLIAM atsrEa e e. TYLER ce.se
RoxbuTy Nov 9Th A, .. 1863 I45sJt
SAMUEL X, u ATCHELLOR, Administrator.
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The only State not yet in line-but soon
eoming-Is New Jersey.
ONE or THE BEAUTIES % Tux " DIVINE lSsrl'
TUITION. The Richmond Examiner oil Nov.
has the following local news item
" The police made descent on Saturday
night u, on an unlawful assemblage Of negroes
congregated at the City Gas Works, let for relig-
ious purposes, and took 10 custody 40 Yester-
day morning they we've taken before Justice
Chandler, who ordered 10 ashcs each, aud lot
them 20"
This is one OF the humanElng clvllising,
outstanding features Of system which treats
man as chattel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

Al IsvlluAnlt EiFrcroAANr.--Dr. Halls ptlsiH has
received more veiEhty Inducements than Any other
Cough medicine before tho public comprising he namrs
Of Physicians aud Clergyman su,stinF II. superiority
for ihs Of cossusrfioE In eli i various stAgcs,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

SUPERINTENDENT on STATE PRlsoN.-lt will
be seen by the Legislative proc, edings that Iii
RAM HARLOW, Esq for 50 many years the pop
ular Superintendent of the Stale Prison, has
declined to continue in the Office. The Joint
Assembly filled the vacancy by the election OF
Hon. JAMES A. POLLARD, of Chester, one Of the
Senators from Windsor County. Mr.. POLLARD
will make faithful and competent officer.
Gov. SMrns SrArr.-Goy. Smith has ap.
vointed az his personal staff
Samuel W. Thayor, Jr., Burlington,
Roswell Farnham, Bradford
0. n Ekns, Troy.
II. IL. Powers, Hydepark
DR.. Thayer is t. have the rank of Surgeon
General.
Coon MuHc.--If we want good singing we
must have book Of good music. The Harp
of Judah, " recently published, sjust that book
Mr.. Emerson, who got up unpopular schoo
music book, 4" The Golden Wreath, has tried
his hand at church music and has succeeded
equally as well IN this as in his former effort
The book is very popular, and we advise all wh'
want really good book of this kind to look a
it. The publishers are Oliver Dason 4 Co.
Boston, who will send specimen pages free
For sale by WILDER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

A Goop1Y ARRAY.-The following States
have this year declared emphatically for the
Gnyernment 10 the end Of the war
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

By order Of His ExceIency,
j. GREGORY SMITH,
Governor and Commander-in Chief.
PETER T. WAsHBUrN,
Adjutant and Inspector Genelal
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sheriff sale.

Of c'"""'
n lon Juljcja5 District Court.
= II. Ruhrlc. rs. j. ". lia'hh@'@.
DY virtue OF mri. , Of 500 ~ ,S P S'G Of
-l-yI "'' NV ,bc lion District court OF the
Parish Of caddo and STAT :; '9"I', ian ., is
thr above entitled suit, will "':tt '"'
at rublic auction to the highest bidd'A' ~
tn. Courthouse. in tn" city of shreveport,
parish of Caddo. on Saturday tn" ? day OF
January. Nd. 1854. between the hours %i
II o'clock II IN. and q clock p IN. the i"l,
lowing Described property s.i"r1 NS u,'I VIA,
~ VA. Defendant James W. Markham. an"
! -, he sold To pay and satisfy the an"v'
T.. .a,,,ia,sd writ, to wit: y negro woman
mnm"d Rhoda, Of black color, aged "D ,"r
,wrn;v-rirht years >%:"n. a man OF yS!loN
=" "a ,i,n,,t ,ven,y-eiCtIt years, an'
a rirl named Eoana, of black comPleN'o"
.ng,d about thirteen years.
TERMS of sale CASH without tue pehe"
of appraiscment:: go r,crr--- SboriT
= Shreveport, Dec LIST 5w go
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lec229
NOT ICE.

OFFICE SIIREV EPDRT DEFENCES.
Shreveport. Dec. 10th. 1852
DERSONS having negroes employed on
the Notifications at this point ar" here
nv requested to RETURN them promptly nj
The expiration of their i'irioughs for the
Christmas holydays. Detachments OF ca
valry viii be sent ont TO collect the ne,
sro:s which are not promptly returned. and
in all cases whcr. such step will be taken
20 secure the iaborers an additional mem
Der will be taken and the rates OF pay re
duccd. By order.
RICHARD NJ. NENABLE,
dec29-4t. Capt. temporarily in charge
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Succession sale.
Sjot.ofLouisiana-Pdr'" OF '""""
In district No. .

stat, of LOMISiIH4- I"T'" I" '''''"'
In District No. -.
Wv yir,u,. of i writ Of sale, :" ~" dlrcctr"
x Inv NE houorablc the IA trict Ont III
1nI Tor the parish of tadd". """ III
,tnr,-aid. | will proceed tn sell al P"''''
"r,.,i,n to the high"-, bidder
ON Saturday, .6A Dee. Il. ID 1865.
in from, %. the Market House. in ,hr city of.
Shr,yrpnrt. between the hour OF II " c'"SN
=, N and ( o'clock =. m, III" i"''."'"- "e
s,rib,d property. belonging 10 ~" 'U'''9
sinr ~, + & 'ralb"rr deceased. i"-wlt
certain twelve acr" lot. h"gihhl'- At
,,,,,,rrl ra.t curLcr OF the north west quar-
Ter of section number on" % Va 20" mn
s..,,.r,.,n 10 range fourteen lliI- III va
.rf.h nrt'addo. aud running Ih"nc" w''st /"
I5'iulrh,ius. south 10 chains. east ~ 'haih>
-, = ,tIuo chains, east " - lH' Ih"u-
'',,r,I-f lG. 100 chains. TO ia" place "' U'E,n
No., Ir.. one and \ half acre. Nuth Wy
III + = Talbcr) together rw'th al, Wv
i,niIdings and improvements thereon, - w
Ia j., nn,. acre lots. uumb"ring iT"'" l u
10: the plat OF said lots to be eN"''''' VI
Terms 81 SAFE cash. - Provide
,he nroyerty brings its Apr
,,luc. and if not. To be re-advrr'i7en az
III an !, credit of twciS.' months &c corfu"
;o law. u - ,,c,inn.cr
Nov y. 'G3 49,,
Total Printers Fee. 500.
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s,oD = L5,GE'ln F4"'.F = ''''7'''
T., lr,h ia: ii,.'d D'S'ri~' t"trt

a.
,.,, ,.,..,,I y,..,.-r, f;u.yf
IN ''." nv Dy
.SacccvS!0n 81 y q. iT1""' i''S
-y,.ir, :. .f :, Wi, If sale +" mc directed
* ,',E., IonoYa'lc District I"urt III
- ,,i.o pnri-h .i Cua,}r. : ate O.! Louis
;,', ,,;,i rtIrr f,r sale u, puhhc auction
''.i' t,s,I..t Li,I.,.r. On saturday. '!.r -nd
~ 80 80. i,,,,n,ry. \. u i-a!. between thc
-, 80 ,.r,.,.l, am aud 4 =. clock T. va.
. ,i,,. ,.,.-...iirf..,,. ui y g.. TiEun. II"
a. -. t., Ito rirv =; Shreveport.
p..'.-L ,f ,.,lI,. thc tu,I"viu- described
- ,..,,,r.eii.,. 10 Mrs. NJ j Ityrn M"
:,;,,, * Trlun IN iujiyi-i"u :" Wit.
me .''" -. ..f, -! Shreveport COM
= 49, 80, H.. .u,i.1r OF Common AMI
.-u4Arrt. street. ruHHlr" h.'h- '"'',,'''
'''''"- a.. ...,.,r,,. ,i,r,ti, lee, ia. il,,.
'"'". 80 -, =, ;l. u,- u.-l2: also
r., r. -. j., iru acre 10; = thirty -"nc
'g,N ir.,rt;usr forty t,cf on the ieN'is i"n,'
- .,,,,,,sr,, b.-E one huudlcd and MY
..l.,Is,,. q, l.uri:.u Of ;"u a"re Lot y"
-. ..,,,,i,.. eighty iret va tu, all
'h''A one. '''.''. -, - --,s4 t,u nrr,. lur
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DAED.-At the residence OF Capt. l..
O. &. Puckettc, Campte. La. of pneumo-
MIA, on Friday, 2Tth Nov, 1863, MIR. CAR
TER BEAMON. aged 35 years, a native OF
Rapides parish:H
Early in the war he entered the army,
and served until his health forced him to
resign. During the past summer he joined
| Co B. Red River Sharpshooters, but was
soon discharged.
lie was an honest and conscientious man
and devoted friend, and his integrity as a
: steamboat officer Won the confidence OF ali
who knew him. Though dying away from
his Kindred and his home. he vet received
, every attention aud care friendship and
i even love could have bestowed. Peace to
Il his ashcs \ i'EirNb.
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Strayed or stolen.

CtTRAYi:D or stolen from the subscriber
= on thu; night .f 30ih of October last:
rom the Court House yard. a large sorrei
hor,e. about - hands high, one-cycd, feet
all white and legs hall say to the knees
white in his face saddle marks. he Is about
Ten wears old. If stolen. will Civ" !ibe
raj reward for him and If any person VIII
send him to me [ will pay a reasonable
price. live one mile and a half from the
city OF Shreveport, II the Texas road.
l.. BLACKMAN.
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500 REV ARD.

T OST or stolen on the 23d inst, horse.
saddle and bride. The horse is jet
black, 8 years old and abont lG hands high
Had on u military saddle (Alieghany Arse
nal make) and plain bride with curb Bit
The above reward will he paid TOR the
recovery Of the horse. Address
W. a. FRERET.
'r,,>t Ennis ShreypuDrt
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- ARM
OF Thomas ARM
strong, deed.

STATE Of Lo"'s'""a-r"r'$h 81 , ,,
do. = In lOM J"d'cidf D'SfF''f
Court. -,
>-,vICE is Hereby given that \. T..
al IN NV otfc. AN application t" he ap.
nnutcd administrator OF the successor" '',i w
tlai5 Thom,,s Armstrong, an" ui.'.I "i iit,,o
si,iou hc made lhcrct" IN ten "a i,,%, vii
,,rns.r;h.d hy law. said \. +. Mf'gi, VIZ
onnniuted administrator OF sai! sue
Given uudcr my hand and seal ct Once
| Mis- I1,h dav of December, \. u: i-n''.
'''' \. IL. LEONARD,
Clerk.
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Sian. o;' L0vj>iuna-P0ri>h NJ Gait
d0-I .Oh .il,i.cI ''%tr'rf t""Li.
NOTICE. J. hcsehy given that W. w.
y George. adm 81 sand >u''eN. i""' n"r
-. Law t.,l ia nav utti.c lis rr-t annual
,,.,,,,.,, a. administrator ard IL petition
rr,yine tia, li,c same Ice hom"i"su'Gd.
\nd unless opposition ice made iheret"
in the time prcscIih,d 10y law, said account
viii he hoG.ul"gntrd ~ prayed tor. =.
GIVEN under my hand and seal "i "'h''
rI.;- 10Th day .. November. l-ri
y. II. LEONARD,
| d.cl-5tur:;Gd ''' r.
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LOST,
COMMITTED to the Jail in

- COMMITTED to the JAIL IN
70 ~. ri'v Of Shreveport. Parish at
Caddo. a negro MAN. of black co'"r
about six feet high. one upper front too'h
ont ON the. right side. aged about !" wears.
calls his nam" LEWIS, and says he h"lon@-
Ia lack Crimson. Tarraut county. Texas.
Thu. owner or owners of said slave are
| hereby notified To com" forward prove
property. pay charges. and take MN aWa'
d.cn2-3t. ). ". MAHLE. Jaiior.
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Succession sal

Succession sale.
S,ote of Louiyionu- NJ Cn"d"
jOfL District CDurt, 40. -.
ny Virtue of u writ Of sale, to N" direct,
- -. hv Ia. honorable tn" District our
in and Tor the nar.5.. ~ ih"", an. IT. ,t,iio
,.,,r.-,ii. / will proceed 10 -eA a' P'''''
,nrtion 10 th.. highest hidd.:- on .,,,
.Saturd,y, 2GM day Der. Il. II. SD
in from, al the Market House. in IL" cl'S OF
shreveport. between the hours ct II =" c!""h
wand O'Clock T. VI tn" following desert
bed property. belonging t" the succession
ot Il .ogsan. dcccs-.d: to-wit:
That portion OF the south ea'' quarter, VI
.,.,i,, number one ID township seventeen
IL, r,n~c number fourteen ~ y'hs "n
The left side Of the pr.:lic road leading ',""'
tn. city of Shreveport and known aS!"s
Norri, Ferry road. containing SIXTY NM
...-luD acres. th, above Il described lana VII
I H.. sold in thre. parcels of twenty-thrc'
tacr..s Zach. except one. which Will contain
/ .yy.n:y-.hrr.. G2-l0D acres
| Trims of safe Cash. provided prnp"rt!
| ,yill btin.s IL aspraiSci value, and 1t not
viiI he. rc-advrri.-yJ and sold on = cFei'
Of twelve months, according I" law:
II Hl'N~IG
/ Nov 2ith 90. Ancu"n'rE'
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I'D. ORS DEPT. TRANS-MlHS.,
Shreveport. Nov. 10Th, l-6"-
A PUBLICATIONS. for invitation I" ap,
n pear before the Army Medical Board
will i. made to the SECRETARY OF war
through Surgeon Jno. NJ. Haden, MedlcaI
Director of the Department
The applicants will state theIr ha'iles
(rhriSti,u and surnamc) III 'u'I, ~
icnr,h of time they have been in Practice
in what school they graduated and when
and the position applied for, whether
Surgeon or Asst. Surgeon.
Tie applications must in all cases u" nc;
commanded. by testimonials Is to moral
ciI racter, and not by references.
By command of
LIEUT. GEN f.. kIRET SMITH
:. : ANDERSON.
Asst. .\di't. General
Texas. Louisiana and Arkansas rap-r
M -. ,...l,- nUv 6v
I
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NOTICE..

3uy,ken IN ut the Brown place. on Red
river. - miles below Shreveport, on
or about the 25th of October. two mare
mules. of small size. one about ]. years Old
no marks. the other about e years OLD
branded with the figure 3 on the lett shout
der and hip The owner is requested 10
com. forward. pay charges, prove property
and take them away.
\ W MARSHALL.
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Notice.

x-A\TEp to hire ON board she Z. >,
w steamer Cotton. go"H tI"N a..
Boy. Apply ON board ul--
C,ToLEN from the subscriber .,h he",
= Grecuwooi. large bay horss' n'1 ,%'
Isl hands high. with large scar on ,n'
,r;ibcrs from fstuln. about ! OF ~ 49, :.
oNI I will pay 500 for his ds,iEe'y
| Ar Robert ballard, at Grc'nw"m"IIn sox
| Js,ln-NN
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Ece. Rent.

I,IvE STORE iiG!sEs-in the Sv '" tLe
L business part of the town " "
ROLAND jones or
,,.. II. j G.. BATTLE.
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NOTICE.

LII persons are hereby cantion'd agains'
~ ,o''"g away any coal from my pi,ce
on III, b III. without obtaining Pe'
In, Torn, ,n, ord W. Wheaton.
Dec st W. d
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NOTICE!!

NY person having the BOOKS of the
u vonro" ,tt.c-iistcr Printing office, in
,hair possession. are requested to hand them
70 the undersigned. Said Books We're
brought to Shreveport by Mr.. ;. a'Tc Mo
,,.or +" DIR. Bradley while in this city in
,vI'ich case the Doctor may have left them
here with some person, as they cannot h'
found. na.
D.c.3t j. i Sl'h l. '>'"' ~
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SnX Glasses Wanted!

Liberal price will b" paid for goo"
\ .pv glasses. "u presentation ut the
Post ,iuar;cruaster' office III Shre'rp"tt.
La.
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THE SEMI WEEKLY NEWS

Is published crcry Tucsd0y amd IRE
day Morn,"g.
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CIRCULAR.

November 24'h. 1853 BOD.