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uoB Nokk-FSs,ers ssEis Pr>xrs~ses. ste
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N&SE-NsTuS STANDARD
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Tn. following "logucn. Eulosv Of
L,.r ~. a,,5 ,r,,li.l.. :, -.
Wv -'''' t''''''''. '''''''"
80 Tar, We r"r"Af. III" cani".i2n
has fHIied at MI points the Fedora!
armies nav" h"'h hurI.d 10 certain
slaughter Win a cold hear;!essncss
""T.r ihan dc''I'Sh. No genera! ever
"Nhihit"d 80 great an Indifference to
tine "Fr7 OF ms soldiers as Grant; 10
general eyer achieved as little by
7uc" st'''Arr. II Is imposi' lie to say
that hir army has not fought well.
ana endure! al! IN" hardshIps. dan
gers, ana i'""rH OF th' campaign with
i,''"'9"' an ""cii'E' h"y were
"'''c'"" ny a o"'c!'r!' ana opposed by
III" greatest general OF TIM or any
,''''' ''-' io%,"f'tS VIII rank H"n.
- = ""n'' cIiitSt"h or Napoleon
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. I"'-" or / '''tf!ch' hri"F" Alex
'''t.' - '''-"'. 'A''i"I OF 'ht !i'es
81 ms men, i"i'I'r ia resource a pro-
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Distinguished as Il people. refined Ia
thought, pure IN inind, simple VI;
eie.caut ~ nm.urre. Thus only Shall
"r -"at lu., IT,, h, raSlriu our yh.
"p~ar!. hear!rr- :! my c.a pe.;;or
or equa..
The@"Hier>v q war HIS been, a1,a
always viii be, 10 dauIoYalizc n lac4..,
u ds"is,tnize.. :.yo.Ut onizrs every
branch Of society, ov-rturns every
established custom, tears asundpr all
''eS, b!nmts s.in s.nsibiitics, ob.cu-th
the p"rcvp:!ons of til. good and beau.
lliUi and ,T;a; such are it. effects 10
y great "Nt,.i III Unr present struggle
ou-' independents" one" trwai. cstab-
Esh.d, Ike" giant aroused from his
s,.yY, "e snU-t b,ia av.rv 4n"rsy TO
r.org.n.Zc TIE l.jsuagbrd condition %:
sac."i, Literary ,lior,-, the ,xprcs.
-" and publication Of high toned
thoughts. controlling aud modelling
public s'u';arAt VII! mot speedily
acnoasPl'-A this j sired end. ana },,,-
come thu cAj,t corner st.... upon
which l. !u..d every o,nrr t.-u,.. -
civilized aud reiurI advancement.
I'hi- accomplished We can tart ana~
III the race among nations, and soon
look down FROM a proud olnimence up
On the !"EGaru SIPS .: those. once
cur coinrecr@, bu, now our fol.
io""r- III 'kc erc;.; -;y~rgI. .og N;.s-
~. lr' "ininrncr-
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The New York Herald contains

The New York Herald contains
full particulars of the explosion Of thu
mine at Petersburg, and in alluding
to the negro troops says: The brig
ade in advance, which was composed
of niggers, laid darn tier arms und
refused to charge. Gen. Ayers, III
speaking of this afterwards, was
heard TO say that if lie had been in
Burnsides' place, he would have run
down two guns, doubled shotted, with
canister, and gi;en them the alterna-
tive of a charge of canister. or of
n aking charge. The 81 brigade
Of niggers {2,5oo strong), marched
over them, followed by brigade OF
white men 1900 strong.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

We have for sale u, this office a
Currency table, OF Ready R,>koncr,
showing lh- value OF tho old issue Of
Confederate notes ii the rate of dis
count, or its vale III the new cur
rency. Price one dollar. Every
pers y should have one, AS j, sRvvs
time and trouble in calculating.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

We understand that there = to be
. line OF Telegraph from this place TO
Alexandria. Inv importance Of this
connection for speedy communication
is great, and dosb.Iess would have
been commenced at az earlier day. but
forthe want ii vi ire.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

The latest news about the Yankees
in North Mlssis sippi represents them
near .Ahbrrvillc on the L,rih side Of
the iaIInhatchic river. They are
said to lIav. nine brigades and dir
ty eight pieces of artillery. and
force Of 81 900.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

Printing Ink IVoated-prin;e.s
or others having Printing inA, in
large or small quantity, that they
would be willing to sell, vii! please
address the editor Of tiis papGr.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

Thanks TO our friend, AIR. \. l..
Tucker, fer torwar ding u late Paper.
10 this ohi:e.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30
For the Shreveport N"ss.
The south and southern Liz
rg;statIC.
by BETA oAfrG,

N;,G i tho cr..ot mower vL;,n
fashion. and Controls n',. ar.,t ,py.r
which moves ma,+.r to the further.
onr,. o, human designs and m,,,.osr.
!, ;. mot. buv.,,r. tI,, Nnuarch
,-ii,,m H.. ,Yi,.,.i world alamo. h,,t
rzt.ndi,o II. SWAN. ave, It's kindred
spirit. Jhr world since l.. f.r,na-
,!.p has bowed +, tin, ruii..r. ,,.,,,,.,.
Il. ,yhiiit,I In rho rrl;.',.,,i,.,,.rt
py...r,.>s in science. art, Sc. fl. l;i
i,lrui na,.oa-. Civilization rr,
o,rr-.,.l ny r,,rca:,.. IS literary Mill
" increased or diminished. Where.
literature nuuu,l,I in it- nr,a;rsr
,r.,luii Ir..If,,. and correction flush
i,,~ H. l,..nond Ncn,. with j. bril-.
tan. +siutilia:iuu- ,u.o TIA" minds e
mon. Z !,r, We lo..u! urnIIr a:~.i,-
gui>hrG rv nj! rhu-u characteristics,
Which gulr ;l,rln name and high
rp-ili. II among ri,.!iz.I ri, La:h.. ian
49,. Nai-ui larahovrl corriuDrr..
~ nations they marched Stradily Tor.
w..rI aul upward in the scale i on
hgui"nm,nt such ar IL" truths
tpu-ht hv ancient History. I.s
teachings farther show that ~ lux.
1'F ~" 80. ~ = my ''i''',',''E''>'
''7' pom. M ""ef'"H ~! "'-'',
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insecurity -. ''"e Is 1t h'"t "n''"n'
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mo 'n' SN.3't, OF Literary r''''in-
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Mr.. Bradford will accep: ou- thanks
for late papers.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

N,C&u>innl and Gruea.i Bradlo!
1ohuSo"'s to.e.s attacked tina; post
al ) o'clock 2. IN. be fight con
tiuu.d until long after dark. l'hu
enemy 'r'It"lrU GnF!'G the h'sh'
''!, ), : "'''F .>'l.'" ',"'. """""'@.
No. enemy loss Is severe. tul.
- ,.'j !''.NN, ana VIII not rN'''" -
"''''" ''.'.' 90 ""'''%""' : ne S'''''.
SON i"''' " mos S.i'''s1' "'''''t' q H'-
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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

l lie Montgomery la. of he 18th,
says that Brig. Gen. Harry I. Hay,
Brig, Gen. +. t. Nichols, and Col
Burke. otthe I'd La. reg, all o the
army OF Virginia, are now. in or cit,
en-Toute far the I'raus-1 Mississippi.
Gen. Nichols goes 10 assume command
OF the conscF.ptIon Bureau in that
Department.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

BY the proclamation of the acting
Yankee Governor OF this Stat e-.J
Madison Wells-a general eiDcfion
will be held to fill vacancies in :h,.
representation OF this State in tn.. L
S. Congress, Oh the lst MouGav q.
September. We see that all Of tL.
parishes are to be represented, Caddy
not excepted.
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Atte n!-Persons arriving

with, or receiving, late southern or
northern papers. will ohlige us and
benefit our readers, by looming them
80 the editor, if only tor an hour.-
itslns OF news also solicited.
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During the past week we under
stand that man was severely cut :;
another shot at, and third hung.
all within the corporate limits OF
this place. How true the>e reports
are. deponent saveth not
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

A letter received ia this city says,
that the Chicago Times. in an article
says they are whipped at Atlanta.
and III full Retreat tia, tAe time tor
an honorable peace with them has
passed. etc. Fillmore and Valllud-
iEham are spokea OF by til. Demo
cratic party, for the Presidency.
We think the above is incorrect.
RS we have later dates from Atlanta,
however, VT publish it for the edit
cation of all concerned. We can
confidently say that all goes well al
Atlanta and Mobile. All verbal r..
ports by Passengers direct rom those.
SECTIONS represent the state of Affair.
as hopeful. No important cha. o..
Rave reached us sine 1T. Us: pub,i.
oatiun.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

We are pleased to inform our rea-
ders that we have succeeded in pro
curing the serr;ces of a RELIABLE
news correspondent at Alexandria.
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AYLANTA.-l'he news from the
Georgia front says ,he Mobile News,
is most cheering. When Sherman
makes up his mind to rush his column,
GA Confederate troops in their en-
trenchments, il is quite certain that
his affairs are becoming tickIish. /,
shows that his fankin@ movement,
are no longer available, and tina. he
is reduced TO the desperate alterna
tive OF attacking our troops in forti,
fed position-an alt rnat;v. that
never has succeeded against regular
Confederate troops during the war
If Sherman will keep up this game.
he will find himself in the fix" of
Grant after his mad bull attack from
the Wilderness to Coal Harbor an,
Petersburg-tilat is, with a Whipped
army that he cannot trust in open
fight.
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To which add iscauut o."
cod issue" for new :->re
10 pax the $3.50 So Sol
G.tts' lax,
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- % S!,l52 6 i. tax under
Act {" lncrn a-n the pay
Of spldirgs-.cw issue.
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