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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-09
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.,<SnN THE SECURITY OF THE
I w.. I,tiNprFll MILLION SIX PER
IA '.'tN TANABi4E BONDS, UNDER ltiE
'tN.ts ~ SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
m molls Q" eli will be teer,Ssd r.,,,. ny the
i.'-t,"'' .nI Mobile, ani the Dpp"SliAii"s at
t,l'.'',, Il lisl, columbia, Aue'.sta, sasan,
,''' 1 u.a n,5iy, ''l cc't,tiglt's Will be issued
H-. ''' , l.,Iln,r interest at tr rate u iour pa
90 i-' ,,,,t,, ,ll serlittd by the hypothcfatIou
st' go -,I.t II the above bonds equal to the SUM
= a. t.r* 1i., bcls To be st apart by tie
81 "' ',E.I ~. proceeds when sold, applied ex-
iN.' - a. ,r.,tn,,,,l ni tho said tritiuUatc,,
"..'H ,,,,,, AMI convenience Attended to bank
I.,tr Crlor,;,ols, and 10 the public eGncr.iiy,
i ,l mode Of tciap1rlfy nvean','ht, anu t,ie s'-
~ l, 49,, ,,,as,.is. il generally adopted, III keep
'ri - ..,Tr, within moderate bounds, it Is hoped
@ @ laa,,nl !; to the favorable consideration Of the
Jti-'l-o't t, ,tFr.t q. A TRENHOLM,
a"}'"h Secretary oi tic Treasury.
III % isGt 3u 22-ta
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A YANKEE RAIp.-The following IL an extract Of
letter from Camden county. North Carolina. dated
August ~, 1904
1.-THE Yankees have just made IA raid out here,
committing the most fendish acts Of cruelty upon
the people They were not satisfied With subsistins
upon the people. carrying OF horses. &C., but they
dcfanceless families out Of doors. with total loss u
furniture and clothing. Many of the ladies. having
secured their money and jewclry about their pes-
sons, were seized and forcibly held and robbed.
Some Of the citizens were badly beaten fvF trying ~
defend their wives from insult
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GRAVE CnARGE,W. A. Htzhugh, citizen Of
Loudom county, Virginia, was committed to Castle
Thunder, on Wednesday, on the charge of recruit
ing negroes i'll Virginia for the Yankee service and
being spy Ftzhugh had Oh his person when ar
rested commission from the Lincoln Government
authorizing him to recruit among negroes, and
great many other papers, proving him to be dis
loyal and dangerous individual While before the Pro-
vost- Marshal yesterday, he maintained an air of
supreme indifference, and occasionally smiled deh-
ance at the gentle insnuations thrown out with re-
gard to what may be his fate ii the accusations are
fully made out AGAINST him tefore coult-martial.
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YAgKEE 0vERcoArs.- Confederate detectives
are again Oh the lookout for this much-won arti-
eie of winter wear. Yesterday morning four oi
them Were resurrected i'll the top story, James
Z. Duval's store, Oh the corner OF Tenth anJ Main
streets, and taken to the Chief of Police office 1t
lis not known who they belong to- and the owner, il
he can establish clear title to thenl had better
take steps to recover them.
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4 NORTHERN FIEW OF AN ARKISTIcE.
AT Indianapolis Oh the 10th uitimo, there was
grand reception Of several returning regiments
Governor Morton made an address to the soldiers,
in the course Of which lac discussed the question of
an arntstiee as follows:
cit requires wopaIties 30 make an armistice aud
jeff Davis has already declared that he demands
the withdrawal Of armies from the South
necessary preliminary 10 any negotiation. Who
shall ask for an armistice Shall our Government
sue for terms at the feet Of the South Win this
audience OF soldiers agree to that tCries of No
Nowl But what does arniiatice mean 1t
means to cease operations IL frunt of Atlanta; it
means to loose the hold on Ricasnond, it means to
stop Faragut at Mobile.
!" As every one knows, diplomacy takes a great
deal of tme and probably, ut last, would fail Tan
we spare enough Vi the weather now left us for mill
taTy operations TO be trittercd away in araistiee,
and then find ourselves carried into the winter,
when our campaign must necessarily close Can we
afford that now But who believes the rebels will
voluntarily come back into the Union, and give up
those very ideas for which they have suffered the
horrors of long and bloody war, especially II We
are TO acknowledge, by asking armisticc, that
are unable to conquer theing
"Can we coax them back II We try that, we
shall have to agree to pay their war debt; to give
pension to their widows and orphans aud manned
soldiers; shall have 10 pay the damage that has
been done 70 the southern States during the war
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RoBBERY-Five or six hundred dollars worth OF
sugar, bacon, coffee and flour We're stolen from the
store-room of Charles j. Morris, reading Nine
teenth street, near N, on Wednesday night. Mr.
Morris and his family were out visiting, and IN THEN
absence the thief forced the lock from his back dooi
thereby securing all entrance into his residence
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARIssros, September Our prisoners were
landed on Morris's island to-day and marched into
stoekades, III rear Of Battery Wagner, guarded by
large body OF sentinels
The enemy brought two new guns 10 Gregg this
afternoon, dsawn by twelve or fourteen horses
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ER0iH PErERShIrRG

PETERSBURG, September s.-Nothing Of import
ance has occurred along our lines to-day
There was some artillery firing cur left and
right centre between Ii aud IL o'clock to-day, and
at the same time a few shells were thrown into the
lower mart of the CITY
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ARREST SwINpLER.-Onicer Charles Ii
Moore, who has for some time been on his track,
arrested yesterday notorious free negro, named
Frederick GERHARD, charged with swndling Susan, a
slave of William II. Fry, out of a considerable
amount of money in gold ani silver. Gerard was
locked up in the second station-house to await an
investigation Of the matter this morning before the
Rncnr r.lnr
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gHARGE or TUE "GEoRGfA Ef6HTH" 4 r.
THE BATTLE OF MANASSAS

wntffsN BY 4 LADY III AtfyLATU. =
The morning sun shines gaily
On proud Mauassas' height
Six Hundred gallant Georgtana
Ate ready for the fight
Each heart beats high and holy,
Aa will measured step they go,
For they stand between tht il tiresilas
And the invading foe.
The battle RACES iiercely,
Has RACED since break Of day:
Aud Sherman's fatal battery,
With oorpses, strews the way
Cries BeaurcgarJ, with thrilling voice.
As Is the trlinpets call,
Forward, brave comrades, to the charge,
That battery must fall %
SIX Hundred gallant Georgians--
With Quiekened step they go
And fciriessly they follow
Their leader, brave Barlow.
OH Georgia's stainless clivalry,
God speed you III the fight
Your cause Is Just, your al ms are strong,
Sweep onward III your might
The setting sun sinks slowly
On tho CORY battlefield
And 10 southern rights and vaior
Tie Northern hirelings yield.
The setting sun looks sadly,
Where the dead and diving lay,
On the CHASTITY field OF battle.
The SIX Hundred Where are they
Five deep round Shcrman's battery
They lie at set Of sun
But the battery Is taken
And the red field il won
Sixty of the Six Hundred
Stand round their leader now,
But deaths eternal shadow clouds
His vainly-laureled brow
Oh deoreias glorious ehivailyi
The loved ones and the brave
Who poured their blood like water out
And died that they might save
And Beauregard, the Couqueror.
Rides up ami bareS his head
Uncovered, salute
The Georgia Eighth" lie said,
When history shall reckon
OF this days deeds the fame
Oh whose shall be the glory
And whose shall be the shame
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-09

THE BALLARD HousE will be opened about the
iirst Of October by gentleman who has had
experience i'll the business and is very popular
with the travelling public. In the meantime, the
building will undergo thorough renovation and be
refurnished III every department.. 1t will be
ducted upon the old hotel style
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-09

FiRk.-About one o'clock yesterday morning a
wooden stable, Eear the corner ot Third and Leigh
streets, was set On fire, and would have been de-
stroyed had IL not been for the efforts to put it out
which Were made by MIR. George X. Minor and two
of the city watch who happened to be near at hand
and first discovered it, The bells rang for d short
tiae but before the tremen arrived the fire out
Loss slight When Mr.. Minor assembled to the
burning roof lie left his shoes i'll the of
one, only to find them gone when he descended to
terra fyasa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-09

JUVENILE THiEyEs-The day police arrested on
yesterday afternoon two negro boys, named Albert
slave Of Peterfeld Trent and James slaveof George
Bagby, charged with stealing hat from John
Thompson and two pairs of shoes from Hannah
Iatimer. They We're locked up in the lower station
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OFFICIAL.
TerAarNy DRrARrME*r,
......frnta.qt SrtFEs os AMERICA, I
n, l.;noitd, Va, August 20, is"i'

.
,,, ,rInNS FOR CARRYING
, ft'e, 'it r,l,,sI rus ACT or CONGRESS
n tNtu ",t'<E "A lSSl. AUTHORIZING
tiIEoN ~, ,@f,tTSrERED Eiuitf PER ENF
uN Nil'I, ''i,tu ~ I'NDER TllE PROVISIONS or
ltNl" '.rrr,}XEn MAY IL. is6,, 10 IN"
lAf - .5ltr SAME FOR COUPON BONDS.
C3A\"n '.',,,.e ,csisi.,,d sight Ter cent b"nd3
I4fA' "S"'''5 Ma To- IaOt, desiring ta EXCHANGE
,.HfT To. t -, Il a,i~. Wsii assign them, IN the
a,.a ''l .., ,ut IA the p,u,tcd endorsement en
r.5uSS i'',' 49, ,x,tlat,.iJ, ia ihS "coIitc,eratc
a. ltA % ~, m exchange lot coupon bauds,"
'r 81 ' Ng .l.sm 10 l rrs,",' 10 the licg,.ts' q
pF'%,"' % "'d". %aS y, wi The S"s't"F~ sSt u a !"
..sst4 ,,.a tp,s,l- io. ihc amount S.eelIiel
/" '|''' .,,,.. bond 81 assigned. -
ais ts ''t' '''' Il. \ TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Bio PRIeE.AA house and lot, embracing thirty
nine and half acres, one and half miles from the
city. belonging to the estate Of John Jacob, st
was sold yesterday afternoon by James NJ. Taylor
auetioneer, for the sum OF one hundred and three
Thousand dollars. The farm was good one as tht
price will readily Indicate
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e+fs ~SrEcIAh NorIcR Tho closing sale
At thc Enl.II House will take place THIS DAY At
lp o'el,.,k, when We will sell the
iiaadsofne Brussels Carpets.
HALVES. Forks, Spoons
Largo Kitchen Range,
Kitchen Furniture,
Omnlhusses, Wagons. Harness, a..
seq 1t +. b. COOK, Auctioleet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-09

pN~ SPECIAL NoTEcE.--The special at
tenten of the public Is respectfully called to our
sale THIS MORNING Of
FINE FURNITURE, PIANOS. CARPETS,
and other household effects particulars ol which
will be found iii our advertisement
WILLIAMSON & co,
Sc 3-tt AuGtionetf8.
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EE0H u0RIIE

MoaiLE, September Last night, one OF our
yawis, containing ten men, was captured by YAM
kee launch near the obstructions. II vas how
ever, re-captured by the pieketboat dunnersons-
All dI1iet
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8itbmouo 4ispatt!y,

The DAILY DISPATCH is sold to News Dealers ut
TWENTY CENTS Per copy. CRY c,HntEas are author
izei to charge osE DoILsR AND FIrTY' cEsFs per
week to regular subscribers
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NOR SALE, 1t superior SEVEN -OC-
TAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. Apply OH south
aiie of ebay street, third house above Adams street
; ~ g~-2t~
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E&B" WANTED, DsAD HoEsEs, Cows AND
MULES. If persons having such on their lots Will
procure drty and have the animal hauled to cur
tannery, lear Of the Poor-liousc foot OF Second
street, will pay ten dollars drayuge on same.
au l2-eodl2ts IL j. MAlGNE Il co.
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s,;(Iuuo,,o 9ispatttl.
~ \ oowAapIS s co.

., si,s,,lishsl daily, tSnndays sx eps-
Ta, p'SFA'' As. t., twelve months, TWENTY
"A at f"SN az months tts not'.ss 70, uafes
,14 .Ks f'f siN ,te t,t on, month, ,n 4dsaaee
l.,h> o. ,", bs mail are at the fssh o these
- ilnIn. ---~....x.--..~s.-..xs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-09

MusIe.-The regular semi-weekly performances
OF the Almory Band will take place this afternoon
ON the Capitol Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-09

A GRgAr RAcE--The sporting fraternity in New
York greatly exercised the great match for
$4,000, over the Fashion track, next Wednesday,
between General Butler and George Wilkes, Eiate
Robert Eillinghaml Both horses are said to be i'll
splendid condition. Immense sums Of money have
been staked On the result.
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Virginia Stable, Franklin street,
Richmond, Virginia
V'WO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

| WARD-RIn away from the subscriber,
sI th hth ul last montl, August Il Negro Boy
ra;t,; rather inclined to be knock-knecI; quick
,k.u, a.d very active. lie had Oh when lac left
.fan lrals aick coat ll4 other clothing not re-
54u trl liz was l5iise1 iii MidIlcsex county |
9! give tlI above reward for his apprehension and
iA,,y tuIur. oi 10 Mcssrs. S. N. DAVIS 4 co, OF
uiMuGI OF tar hl3 confinement Ill any jail SO that
ut hiu ann. sc 3-ttt j. J. PACE.
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IkEt>UHl DLrARrMEET, i
RUNhWAYS.

GIN II NDRED DOLLARS RE
= WARD Ran away from my stables, Oh the
l1a ii. u tn, 18th uitimO, my two NEGRO MEN,
l.m.l ALBERT and HENRY Henry Is about
,2cnl, .tS" OF twynty-three years Old, about five
it s ncll,> high, black and st,linners very badly
spn'dLlHs. Albert Is about twenty years old,
La iy,t seven ,nches high, bright mulatto, with
-a,.tA lace lul vtly large iyot and hands. will
l,, tA- ahayc reward i0r them, three hundred
l.lI- tuI either one delivered TO ME at my stables
ia FgaHthu street They are evidently making
t4.uAuy t. the Yankee lines.
JAMES G. JOHNSON
Virginia Stable, Franklin street,
~ lot Richmond, Virginia
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EDUCATIONAL.

II ALORAMA FAMILY SCHOOL,
~ STAUNrON, VIRGINIA This school will
be rc-opencd on the first MONDAY in October fol
session Of niue mouths
TERMs for half session, ending February Ii, 1865
Hoard. .......-..,..,. ..... Is 20
payable i'll family supplies at the rates
specified i'll the Circular, or, i'll cases
where this is not practicable, the
equivalent thereof iii current funds.
Tuition III English . . loo %
Tuition i'll French .... so %
Tuition Ill Music 2UU %
Washing and Lights, extra
Address
MRs. HANSON, o. s,ts., SIIEFFEY,
S;luntUn, Virginia
N. b.-Persoils applying requested to st tie
the ace Of pupils. sc Civ
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lNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

~ W HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
7 hAEb Ran away, about the lst of July,
lsCi, ffomJ i. Seay, to whom he was hired to
|ysk On tn D4nyIue railroad, my boy JOHN,
t4htrea twenty years old, five feet six or eight
i>a~ m-h, bright complexion, spare made, and
''N likely will pay the above reward for lis
4h''TE ts Ia. u confinement Ill jail l can get
i44a X a A WATSON,
JeuIlings's Ordinary POstuttee,
"a i-t' NUttogay county, Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-09

liI frt,l. 1oWS FOR SAIE.-I have
AfNEs ''.s a, hye tine Mich COWS. with ya,ne
SscateeatA ppy Xxx Ai tl.e Louisa Ifoue corner ai
@e-2t' 9lieets Is. TRACY.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

III LILLIAN a CHARTERS,
W INSu RA NOE A G EN- L
'A--t LleVoitA between Main and Bank streets,
laelnoiid, Virginia.
iiEE AND SLAVE INSURANCE can be effected
' Ia. Agency al ftir rates of premium,
hn.S' taAen ia clty or country Oh all kinds OF pro-
fHi}. se G--its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-09

I,OR HIRE, young MAN SERVANT,
of excellent qualifications for service IN pri-
v.te or public house. Apply at my ofiice, IN the
sc o--lts Dr. LfNCH.
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oRGiiUM pANs con-,,,1,--,,,s.-s-.- =

ssyl',,oa snoM d.. d FANS, SORGHUM PANS
" BROAD sTRFpori ats q all sizes made to order at No
s's 5,Sts Call At eaae D.,ween Sixth and Seventh
Sc 3-eodGts
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t,NtE IIfn,.
L by tithE, several NEGRO GIRLS.
oe 4l /" ti - ''''t or for the balance Of the year
NAN good cook. ALso young NEGRO
Uiies co,,,.. ti/oPfoN d LYME,
~ % q NN'''ei Vi " ali AMI Franklin streets.
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE--A neat one
\ ! horse GARRIAGE, recently put in order
Price, s., 200. Call at HoSIIERS Carriage Factory
corner Ninth and Main streets sc s-Sr
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The EIGHTEENTH SESSION Will commeu,e
ou the 3Gth of SEPTEMBER loG4
TERMS For first quarter ........-........-- slUO
The Principal is not lidbl 10 military duty.
Persons wishing to see him can leave a note al
GRANTS Commission House, conner vi Main and
First streets Se 9-3ts
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NOTICE ALI persons having CLAIMS
IN against the estate OF AMES y. RoANE, de-
ceased. viii please present them for payment, On
Twenty-frst street, between Broad and Marshall
- a-et. Il. u. RQANE, Agent
Shreveport news., 1864-05-03
Executive Ady9rl's.
5 LII on SHi.::s na.H-.

ENN. ,i!HH DI.t..'t.l
S;rR-"c n.2. iz"n;. .r.l -. IsnG
II y ',oId,ur, ~iin ;... provisions G., IA
L .lct uI rar':,i.y.t t...r. 90 :. - tn" : ,,r
ot t,ui>.., ~ .'!oi "a .,,.I .. f. ,.,.'.'r-
IL II" -.r ul !'n-,I- g.. .",. ...i.. 90. -.
Treasury. 'a& al.I Usl,i,l."a VI :n" i,rl'
clPA! AMI 'ntr.",- l'',rvc'. approved Feb
ruAry -'h. i-:
Sr.e prep ,-,!- VIII bee received! q, ms
o".lc, in me -.s II Shreveport, uotH .l.
fit o! -vr'r ".r next. tor IT,. sale OF ~
change %, So tnnd- h.vin-. net l"-, than
twenty no, u"!r ih,.n f.ly Yeas to ron
from thr,r ua'"-. and to he i->ucd in
an"u' OF not l,'-- than two lGuLrol. nov
more ihLn GA" thrusiuI GuiIIr, ".,ru n
tl. ii.ct.'i.H "a! t!- Governor with SIX per
cen.- per snHn.". rnyn''l. >rrii-anunIily AT
The oticc 90 ,.., state I r.a-uirr
These bonus viii t." sold for he hour,i:
OF III" 80 y. or ,Nchar-"t FIR AZ, "i the
Confederate or ~ta'" fr..sl.ry u"l"-.
The Geu""l t-s..nh'y i, u.E'iunil;mr The
sale or * .rtng- %! >tv-e ODD ht- %.
Tid"d ;"r tn -, 'ntnt OF ga. ,.I, T.. ..
est senii-amrut.iy. and lhr ....lruuli.l OF
IL" bond ~ maturity, by IL c."-r.,.I Of an
ample sinking fund.
On t.r ir>; M"n,!lv of every mouth the
scaled l. .Is .c.,lyrl. will b. rp"n.'d AMI
the E"n'' awarded "a ia" hi-1 81 BIZ Ter
t.: The discretion of j,". Gur.,uur.
HENRY ". tiLiN.
Gov'Ior of the -ttr. 81 i.nmf-iau-
All '.nt.-i'na ami Texas p,!".r- iI-eI: 3
In"n;A. al -.-ni bills a., above.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-03
Treasury .iOiiCe.
AGE%cr "r THIASl n
l"r r:Ane-'il.-~-ipp; Department.

l"r Trans fl--.--ipp Department.
li"w>-",.. April : I>6i
H.,.r = Gjv'i. 10 Al h".,!,.r~ OF Treasury
N"t'S not bctrin- Interest, 'l,, th"y may
rNc:fnn-.. i'i"H az tie, v,ii =. ct at.v tcu,.-
- r. ~ the Treasury. Cor Certificates which
vi. enn'lc them 10 :o'r per cent. iood-
unli! IL" lir-t dh: al Inly next. After rn,u
d.,','. ali Notes over IT," Denomination, "i
i've ""l'nrs are taxed dirty in.r,. md one.
ihirN pee cen. AMI r..n only b. funded OF
received Tor tIN"- 4; mtg cents on the dol
lar: and one hundred dutirr uui,= Wiz a :
gr that date. not be r, .ivablr tor pubic
d - and can b" funded uuly sub-c; To ln
additional tax and reduction q, ten per
cent per ,n"u:l. GA tn" !!tsi OF Dct"Grr
next. ti,r dr, ~ nr;"- VIII al" br sub icct
10 the tax nj :iii per cent; and. after thr
FIRST OF .',nttar". '>G.i. All Treasury NnIc~
OF IN" tr"-"n: i--'!"~ cease 20 be tnniub.
~ r"Cc',rh'' 'nr puzzle dues.
The Certificates issued. and Bonds ior
which they m,y II" cXchtn@rd, axe y,.criva.-
,"ar l>@: At ia" !til an"Hat "XPr"--'..l -"
their 'nrr Wit cut ir'rr-..: and are nos sab
lt.t ~ ~. tx iIJU.-ri tDr that y,.lr on
nt'.rr t1'!- ..,i credits
Foo c'u""ni"Hcr N t,;nli0r. additional
Drp"-tiu' IS "j't &c appointed. and tie So
rrI.'t i,'' o. '"r'r- 81 IL. ii"L-lr. dGr ~
.h""jI"i 20 srpn".'lf lr,utir. ~ c.,r.n ..-.-
'y..'. r}'-'!' 4t III. tn :" frt.gr dti, g.. f.,
'.'H.l.n.,. = ''Euu, a." ir.u iitl IJ-"osl' -
j. Will rsv"ar! Certificate. !pr IT,.
.l.u.r... received
lDn -'..''' ..... .,.'.r,",, for flu! Ing Shout
Am ni-h aN h'tH-.-s nrpnuuy To- present
''.'.r n"',-. IN! ""r ",-> Inc cE .ne,. / ,N-
.."-i"n >, H. p."--l.t,' Which Mi J,car a.
.a,. "I "g Ne ~ .a, h ~ J'rr.
Collector, 81 'I-', m, w., mortified '',l'
Treasury Sore. IA" % .: .:,t grrr,,.,n.,
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Shreveport news., 1864-05-03
Army Orders.
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through: Surgeon .i"hA II. :i.,i.u. Chi"t OF
m" 4.cai bureau. Isin-- N3--. b+T tc'irvHt.
Til" applicants viii stale thr;r names
christian and >i.run-nr in foil. age. length
OF tiue they nav. been in y -ac'icr. in
what school they graduated nrd whrn. an !
the posi- ion applied for. whether srirr"n
or asst. surgeon TIC applications nuj~t
In all cases b" ncc"w"ani.d by t.>rino-
mails \. to moral cts;acic.' aad not bg re C,
eaccs.
BY command Of
L!cut.-Gcn =. K,nBr Sv;rH.
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April h. Il.
Louisiana. Texas and -Arknn-n, papers
publi.h fuur tirnca.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-03
The New York Herald saws: Ii

The New York Herald says: The
late operations in Florida and the
Southwest have developed the impor-
tant fact that at every point the
reoels Lave been found Prepared
The rebellion WAS thought to be in q
collapse, and ready to give way where
ever it might be touched. On the
contrary the Confederacv appears to
be in good state Of Organization.
and the indications are the Southern,
leaders will oppose the Federals in
the coming contest with a more de-
termined viSor and greater energy
ard bitterness than they have ever
. shown in Any previous canpnirn.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-03


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to the jail Of the parish

Comm it cd to the jail of the parish
~ ct Cahdu. city of Shreveport, !. negro
man who calls his name BILL. about five
feet seven inches high twvnty TIL ec vet. :
o: age. of dark grill. color. ana gays he
belongs to Joseph Galloway. Harrison Co..
Texas.
The o;encr or owners Of said negro ne
Hereby notified TO come forward. Prove.
property. pay charges. and take HIN away.
OF he vii. be disposed of rs he law Ii,rct4
J. W. MAHLE, Jalpr.
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