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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02
~. SIOUX CITY, IOWA. SATURDAY APRIL O. 1864
Death Of John Ada ms.

At length the day approached when
this eminent patriot was to be summoned
to another world, and, rs If to render that
day forever memorable in the annals of
America" hissory. it was the day on which
the ilIustrious Jefferson was himself, also,
to terminate bis distinguished earthly ca.
reer. That day was the fifth anniversary
of the Declaration Of independence.
Until within few days previous, Mr..
Adams had exhibited no indications of
rapid decline. The morning of the Fourth
of July, 1926, he was unable to rise from
his bed. Neither to himself, or bis friends,
however, was his dissolution supposed to
be so near. He was asked to suggest a
toast, appropriate to the celebration of the
day. His mind seemed to glance back to
the hour in which, fifty years before, he
had voted for the Declaration of Indepen.
dence. and with the spirit with which he
then raised his hand, he now exclaimed.
Independence forever" At four clock
in the afternoon he expired. Mr.. Jcf'er.
son had departed q few hours before him.
They departed cheered BY the bencdic-
tion of their country, to whom they left
the Inheritance Of their fame, ard the
memory of their bright example. If we
turn our thoughts to the condition OF their
country, in the contrast Of the first and
last day of that half century, how resplen.
dent and sublime is the transition from
gloom Then, slancing through the same
lapse Of time, in the condition of the in.
dividuals, We see the first day marked with
the fulness and vigor of youth, in the
pledge Of their lives, their fortunes, and
their sacred honor, to the cause of free.
dom and of mankind; and on the last,
extended on the bed OF death, with but
sense aud sensiblity left to breathe last
aspiration to Heaven of blessing upon
their country. May We not bumbly hope,
that to them, too, it was pledge of trans.
i,on from gloom to glory, and that while
their mortal vestments We're sinking into
the c!od Of the valley, their emancipated
spirits were ascending to the bosom OF
their God?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02
A Reflection.

1t those alone who "soaced the pind did
reap the Storm" it would be we'll. But
the mischief is that the blindness of big.
otry, the madness of ambition, and tho
miscalculations of diplomacy, seek their
victims principally amongst the innocent
and unodending. The cottage is sure to
suffer for every error of the court, the
cabinet, or the camp. When error sits on
the seat OF power and authority, and is
generated in high places, it may be com.
pared to that torrent which originates, in.
deed, in the mountain, but commits its
devastation in the vale.
If Seward and Chase, Davis and Slidell,
Sumner and Greeley, Tombs and Benja-
min, Lincoln and Breckenridge, and their
associates, who sowcd the wind Of sectional
Jealousy and hate throughout our once
happy land, could aloue reap its desola,ing
storm of war, which now RACES, the Jus.
tice and verify OF the old adage would be
happily illustrated. The willy dema gogues,
however, while they have succeeded in
bringing the people together in deadly
strife have themselves managed to avoid
tie shock, and to secure safe and easy
seats, from which to witness the grand
tragedy, while the beroavcd parent, widow
and orphan, from every hi! side and vale,
attest that the victims are principally
among the innocent aud unofending.-
State Press
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02
A Sisters Love.

There is no purer feeling kindled upon
the altar Of human affection, than sisters
pure uncontaminated love for her brother.
1t is unlike all other affection; so discon.
nec;ed with selfish sensuality; so femi-
nine in its development, so dignifed, and
yet withal, 50 fond, 50 devoted. Nothing
can altar it, nothing can suppressit it. The
world may revolve, and its revolution
effect changes in the fortunes, in the char.
acter, and in the disposition Of her broth
er; yet if lie wants, whose hand will so
readily stretch out to supply him as a
sisters? Aad if his character is ma.
hsned, whose voice will SO readily swell in
his advocacy? Next to mothers un.
qucnchable love, sister S is pre- eminent.
1t rests SO exclusively on the tie Of con-
sanquinity for its sustenance; it is so
wholly divestCd of passion, and springs
from such deep recess in the human
bosom, tLot VI hen sister once fonlly and
deeply regards her brother, that affection
is blended with her existence, and the
lamp that nourishes it expires only with
tEat existence. IN all the annals of crime
it is considered anomalous to fad the
hand Of a sister raised in anger against
her brother or her heart nurturing the
seeds of hatred, envy, or revenge i'll re-
gard to that brother.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02
GEORGE wEARE. yoHN p. ALLISON
Banking & Agency Office
WE ARE & LLISON,
Cor ,3da ndPear lSts.,
sioux ...... .. ow =.

( (NOLLECT1ONS made and remitted at current
~ rates Of exchange; Bills Of Exchange, Incur
rent Money aud Coin bought and sold Deposits re-
ceved and Money invested; Drafts for sale ou any
country in Europe.
age by fire.
Particular attention given to the payment Of
Taxes in any county in Iowa.
Real Estate boaght and sold Land Warrants
located
Werefer to the following parties with whom we
have done business--
Park Bank, New York;
-. IL. Arnold. Prcs't Mercantile Bank. NY.
Messrs. knauth, Nachod h Kubue Bankers, NY
Messrs. Chas. Cambos h Co., Bankers, Phil.
Mrssrs. Clark. Bros. & Co, Bankers, st. Louis.
zen e. Harding of Union Bank St Louis.
r. q. Adams, Banker, Chicago.
". r. Cooibaugh l. Co., Bankers, Chicago.
Il, E,Partritge, Esq, Ranker, Seneca Falls, Ny.
a. W. Norton, Esq, President Southern Bank of
Kentucky, Russellyille, Ky.
5. A. Fletcher, Banker indianapolis, Indiana.
Aon. VIM. Montgomery. Washington, Pa.
Ii. Walker, Esq. Salem, New York.
Messrs. II. Markell & Co., Bankers, Dnbueue.
Louis A. Macklot, Banker, Davenport. Imr62
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02

HorE.-ln the viclSsitudes and changes
Incident to human life in the numerous
disarpcintments, sorrows, and Affections,
which is the allotments Of Providence we
are destined to endure; in the sudden and
untime.y loss Of our nearest and dearest
friends, when the husband, at the moment
the sun OF happiness begins to shine upon
him in al! !us!:e, is deprived Of his only
Joy; when the wife is doomed TO roam iu
this wide world alone, unptied and un-
Known, what can cheer the mind, raise the
drocping soul, calm the agitated bosom,
and throw a cheering light on the future?
1t is Hope Swee. Hope thou heaven
descended maid visit thou the abode Of
misery; wipe the tear of sorrows eye;
chase away the anguish Of despair, swee.en
the cup Of uflicton with thine all soothing
dregs!
When siddy youth shall leave the paths
of virtue and honor, to wander on the
barren, yet allurins fields of vice, when
the fond parent beholds the impending
ruin of her darling offspring, do thou re.
main to afford comfort and consolation
let thy healing influence take possession
Of his heart. and yield relief
When fche fortune deserts the good, to
leave the tender ones without a home or
,, friend, do thou put underneath them thine
sll-supporting arm, and say to them, II
will never desert thee
And when mortality shall fail, and the
lamp of life shall simmer in this feeble
frame, do thou unvail thyself, and bid me
wing my way to worlds beyond the sun,
to live aud reign in never ending bliss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02
OMAHA s. CHICAGO BANK
OMAHA, N. T.

THIS bal X now doin & al g . itima te II anks s
J. ing business, and will discount as literally to
theirdcpositors and dealers as any Bank in the
west-wilpurchaso shor thine Bills n all the prin
cipalcitsesin the Union-huy and sell Exchange
Oh New York-ailow interest on Deposits nd tor
the accommodation of "ffarniersand thos living at a
distance the Bank will heope fol The transact ion
of business and the redemption Gifts Notesfrom s
A. NJ, untila12 +. NJ.
e. H. MccoLL0M Cashier.
IL. 3. SACKETT President.
Omaha. N T. Dec 30 ,lSG2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02

"WILL You GO WEST, ?'-Not
far from Central New Jersey lived two
young lawyers, Archy Brown and Thomas
Jones Both were fond Of dropping into
Mr.. Smiths Of an evening and spending
an hour or two with bis only daughter,
Mary. One evening when Brown and Miss
Mary had discussed almost every topic,
Brown suddenly, with his sweetest tones,
struck out as follows ''-
"Do you think, Mary, you could leave
your father and mother, your pleasant
home here, with ell its ease and comforts,
and 60 TO the far west with young law
yer who had but little besides his profes-
sion to depend upon and with him find
out new home, which /, should be your
joiut duty to beautify, aud make delightful
aud happy, like this ?'''. '. 'S'"2 .@
Dropping her head softly on his shoul,
dsr, she answered-W think could
Archy." "Wef," said he, "there's Tom
Jones who's going West, and wauts to get
. wife, III mention it to him. s.4a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY

THEahovs Company willrun Messergersweek'y
i to and from Sioux City via Fort Dodge and
Cedar Falls to all points Eas. reached by them and
other connecting Expresses. Their facilitiesfor
safe, expeditions aud ehea conveyance OF packages
Is unsurpassed by any other Exnresa Conn any
Office at Thas Kent Drug Store. Sioux City Iowa.
junci3-3m HHAS KENT, Agent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02

Veterans are returning to Chattanooga
at tho rate Of 1000 day Many rcgi.
mcnts Lave 500 or 400 recruits. - ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02
n office.

.... = TREisrRER's OFFICE. !
Dakota City, N. T., Oct, 3Oth 1868 T
MOTT hereby given to tho tax payers Of Da-
IN kota county that will be in M Office in Dak
t. City, on Wednesdays and Saturdays Of each
week, between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and
A3closk r. n. @@ JOHN MCCARTHY,
| 5s~x ....@ +M........... County Treasurer
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02

Concerning the man you call your
friend; tell me, will be weep with you in
the house Of distress? Will be faithfully
reprove you to your face, for actions which
Others are r!diculing and ceusuring behind
your back 2 Will be dare to stand forth
in your defence, when dctraction is secret.
'y aiming its deadly weapon at your repu.
tation? VIII he acknowledge you with
the same cordia!ity, and behave to YOU
with the same friendly attention in the
company of your superiors in rank and
fortune, as when the claims of pride do
not interfere with those Of friendship? If
misfortune and losses should oblige you to
retire into walk OF life in which YOU
cannot appear with the same liberality as
formerly, will he still think himself happy
in your society, and, instead of withdraw
ing himself from an improbable eonnec,
ton, take pleasure in protesting himself
your friend, and cheerfully assist you to
support the burthen Of your Affections p
When sickness shall call you to retire
from the gay and busy scenes of the world,
will follow you into your gloomy retreat,
listen with attention to your "ta!e Of
symptoms and administer the balm of
consolation to your tainting spirits? And
lastly when death shall burst asunder every
earthly tie, will he shed tear upon your
grave, and lodge the dear remembranc of
your mutual friendship in his heart?
A CASE or CATEcnlzlNG.-A clergy man
in Maine, who was opposed to having any
mirth in Sunday school, thought it iniu.
rious to all, and unnecessary for the en>
tertainment of the children He offered
to address the school and show that they
could be entertained seriously lam cred.
itably ir formed that the followed dialogue
ensued g.. .s. ...... .... t..
children am going to tell you about
Peter. Who knows who Peter wasp
No answer j. .. ".~.
Can any aone--those large gicl--tell
mo who Peter was::' ~. ... ...
Stlll,no reply. ....... ..:..
Can any little boy or girlin the school
tell me who Peter wasp ".' y =" -
~ II can,' said little fellow in the fur.
. tRer corner. .a~t.at e:e. ! ~. mi.
u That's agoor boy. Now You come up
on the platform beside me, and stand up
IN this chair, and tell those large girls
who Peter was" - .z#.@t..1a.
h Jimmy did as he was told, and in the
shrill voice Of cli.dhoed repeated:
"reter, Peter pumpkin in eater.
!. Had wife aud coutnt keep her."
p At this point he was stopped, but not
before the tnll point was taken by the
school, aud Mother Goose's poem, was ap
prccia,ed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02

Gen Grant objects to any further ef-
forts being made to penetrate tho Con!ed
eracy, until Richmond is taken
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02
Wanted

4 TENANT to occupy the farm house on tho
~ farn, known IA the Davis Farm on tls Dad
Of paluutt's Terry-Euqnire Of s. I. Davis.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02

The Confederate army around Suffolk
is said to be 10000 stroug.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02

VTsI!E nders!gned has removed mi hi snow shop
i on Pearl street, whore lie Is now prepared to
attend to everything connected with the Tonsolial
art in the most fashionable style. The patronage Of
the gentlemen Of Sioux City and vicinity is respect
nily solicited. jnI6] ADAM FALk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02
HOW ARD ASSOCIATIONS,
PHILADELPHIA.

DISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
l. and Sex ual Systcms-~new and reliable treat
ment--in reports af the Howard Association--Sen
by mail in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charg
Address Dr.. Skill in lloughton, Howard Assoc ia
ton No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Penn.
sylyana. vols molly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02
HOLBROOK s. BRO.
LAND AGENTS g. SURVEYORS.
Onawn. Mnn0nn CnnnfY. Iaaxa

WILL carefully attend tot eselection dloca j..
w tion OF land in the seve ~ Land Districts IN
Western lows and Nebrask buy and sell Land
Warrants. or locate them OF mmission for non
residents, they will loan mo at Western rates Of
inte rest; buy and sell real estate and pay taxes
Collections made and money promptly forwarded.
IA av1-G3 uOLBROOk & BRO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-02
Ash's Hotel,

A TTORNEy AT LAW, Sioux city ,weodbury
"A county Iowa. solino2o
Shreveport news., 1864-04-05
OFFICE, CADEO PARISH

ENROLLING OFFICE, CADEO PARISH
SHREvEroRT, La, March 10th. laG4.
TN pursuance of Par. III. General Orders
l. No, 6, Head Quarters EHreau Of Con
scription Department Trans Mississippi
present series, notice Is hereby given to
owners of slaves who have been themselves
or have had others detailed as overseers,
in this parish, under Paragraph III, Gener-
al Or No. 6, last series from Head
Quarters Bureau Of Conscription, Depart
ment Trans-.lississippi, to report to this
Office WITHOUT DELAY. They must be pre-
pared to state the amount ofprodnce raised
or on hand, number of pounds Of Cotton
and Pork. number of Eeevcs. bushels of
Wheat, Corn, Rye. Oats, and Potatoes,
number Of Whites. Negroes. Hands. Horses.
Miles. Oxen, stock Hogs. and pork Hogs
The amount sold and to whom sold. The
amount on hand for sale. Those who fail
or refuse 20 make the report required will
be reported t" Eri2-Gen. Greer
WA. FLOURNDY. i;nrolIing Officer.
Shreveport. April shit
Shreveport news., 1864-04-05
-NEEIErONT Ia. FeDrNnry yth. StiI. !
r tie Uo"o,otLieH.s President
Of. he LoM;siNeN Senate
HENRY ". ALLIE

'CNttnbt OF lnt state Oh J. louisiana.
And lie delivered to the Senate several
executive Communications.
ilAVE OF ABSENCE.
from H. D:>Tct co %0 0la ia 81 ff fRafG saRaes
ot &oyrhouse and 01lchita.
Ml..AcE TO THE HoUsE.
The Secretary Informed the House that
lie Senate had cOncurred with amendment
ia iIcy-c bill entitled:
An act 10 amend an act entitled an act
relative to proceedings against persons IN
the military or laval service approved
2oth Dcvcmber. iS6l.
MESSAGE FROM TIE HORSE.
MI lsaacsnn. Clerk OF the House Of Rep
rcsvmt;.'ivcs. requested the concurrence OF
lie senate in the following entitled House
h!l.>. viz:
! M act .or he relief OF j. C. Wingard.
| An act to establish mining and manu-
/ featuring bureau for the State.
An act TO amend and re-cnact the 4th,
/ 7th, stu and 9th sections OF an act rrovi-
ding for runaway slaves and establishing
] general depot for the same, approved
March 10Th. lS57.
An act for the relief OF Elizabeth FIana-
gan, wife Of Allen Flanagan. deceased.
! IN act for the relief OF Ellen 0. Miller,
wife of G. W. Miller, deceased.
An act for the relief OF William Robson,
OF the Parish of Caddo.
Joint Resolution to rescfnd the former
Resolution OF adjournment OF the Legis-
laiure.
That the House had conourred With
! amendments IT. Senate bill entitled:
An act making an appropriation for the
? general expenses of tAe State for ,he year
cpding the 2lst day Of March. 1864
That the House had concUrrvd in Senate :
bin entitled:
An act to authorize John Moore. tutor.
Y to remove certain slaves beyond the limits
Shreveport news., 1864-04-05
submitted to His Excellency, the
Governor, for his approval and sigma
SECOND READINs. (Rcsumed.I

Nv AA".' 'O~ go" "PP1o'AA anu 81 AHt-
turc.
SECOND READINs. (Rcsumed.
An act for the relief Of Il. l.. Fox.
On motion by Mr CAN'T, the adj
verse report Of the committee Of the
Judiciary was adopted and the bill
was ordered to be indefinitely post
poned.
An act to revive in part section II
of an act entitled can act relative to
public lands," approved 2fst March,
1861.
When Mr.. Texada offered the fol-
lowing as Il substitute, to-wit
An act to increase the salary of
the State Treasurer.
Which underwent its LIST aud 81
readings.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
Of the State of Louisiana in Gene
raj Assembly convened, That the
salary o. the State Treasurer shall
be four thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. BE it further enacted, &c,
That this act take effect from and
after its passage.
Mr.. Lott moved to lay Mr. Texa-
da's substitute on the table and on
his motion he called for the yeas and
nays; they Were ordered and being
taken resulted as follows, to-wit:
Yeas. Messrs. Barrow, Clark,
Gray, Lott, Pond, Reeves and Ro-
gers-7 Senators.
Nays. Messrs. Coco, Fuller,
CAN'T, Mcdonald. Texada, Wall,
Weaks and Weigitman-S Senators.
SO Mr.. Texada's substitute was
not laid on the table.
And on his motion the rules were
suspended, this bill underwent its
I'd and Sd readings, and on its final
passage
Mr.. Lott called for the yeas and
nays they Were ordered and being
taken resulted as follows to-wit
eas--Messrs. Can't, Mcdonald,
Ic"aia, Wall, Weaks and Weights
mau---G Senators.
Nay. Nrssrs. Barrow, Coco.
Clark, Fuller, Gray, Lott, Pond.
Reeves and Rosers-9 Senators.
SO the bill was rejected.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
GA motion by Mr.. Wcightman, the
Senate proceeded with closed doors
to the consideration OF Executive
/ business and after some time therein
Spcn' the doors were re-opened.
On motion by Mr.. Lott, the Senate
| adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o.
clock, \. NJ.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-05
800 u cSTHE:i.

CtTRAIED on he 18th ult. OF" NcNt-
- can P"ucy, about > OF g years old.
dark bay blacl, mahc ana tail, shod all
round branded ON LETT hip IN Nhape Of
figure :. Also Que Bay Hoe. about iii
hands high, ,larl. bay. black name and tail,
branded on left shoulder in shape %! letter
Il. said horse Wa bought IN jefferson, on
the | III, from u n,..1 by the name OF Ware;
who works i" the government saddict' 5
shop. The ab.se reward VIII be pad io!
the said horses for ttN.ir delivery at SnvrSc-
port ut Thos. Johnsuu's, or on ,Ec steamer
Il. l, Hodge ". >. M,AOAM
aprilI-St
Shreveport news., 1864-04-05

State q Louisiaua. Parish Of Guido.
TOM NgIITED-T the Jail of the
" Parish of Caddo. city of Shreveport.
negro man, who calls his name PETER,
of black color. about five feet nine inches
high. says he belongs to Mr.. Harry PANEL,
Mount Lebanon. Louis ana.
The owner or owners of said negro are
hereby notified to come forward. prove pro-
perty, pay charges. and take him away. or
he vii be disposed of as the law directs.
J. W. M..HLE,
march22- 3t JailOr.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-05
SlED skNrS.lIii.

ESTRAlI.D OF stolen ON NJ about ,hc
II 18th inst. SorrcI Maze about IS
hands high. hix name and tail, left hind
ankle enlarged from scratches. one hin.
foot white. | will give the above reward
for her delivery 10 lre.
j. 4 RAMSEY.
Go, d. iiurr.suu's Bat. Cuv'y.
aDyil3-It-
Shreveport news., 1864-04-05
STATE Of Louisia Il, Parish Of Cadc1o.
DNAIfINT4>n- To the i,;, of the

COMMITTED the jail of the
~ Parish Of Caddo, city of Shreveport, a
negro boy, of black color. one upper front
tooth ont rather sharp beaded, calls his
name JACK. and says he belongs TO Mrs.
Lizzie henderson, Houston. State of Texas.
Said boy j. about twenty years old, about
five feet two inches high.
The owner or owners of said negro are
hereby notified to come forward prove
property. pay charges, and take him away
or he will be disposed of as the law di-
rects.- }. w. MAIIIE,
march:l2 1t, Jailor.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-05

Office Superintendent State Laboratory,
Nonut Lebanon, March 18th, l-ii.
WANTED, at III state Laboratory, an
~ experienced rharuiaccutir Chemist.
To - gentleman wei! trained in the art of
Pharmacy, a liberal SALARY viii be p H..
t.DrU.sl~ Of qualifications aud cilarac
ter VIII hc addressed t" ia" aud sigNci.
HAtTli. W. EGtN. VI. y,
Saper.At"n tent EFF the State Lab"s'y.
'al!u Gasotjc and Houston Tclr@ arh
wi! please inert tn" above ivur time and
send bills il duplicate - 'h"vc. ui5
Shreveport news., 1864-04-05

ID iNANi AN-On the 18th of March,
IL from the undersigned, near Nac"gdu>
chcs Texas. two Negro men. E-p2ir..sEs,
large aud black, aged about - wears,
slovanly in appearance, weighs about 40
pounds. George. spare made, black
color. aged about ~ years, weighs about
80 pounds. we'll clothed, one If hi front
teeth dcraycd.
, \ liberal compensation will be given t"r
; their apprehension.
/ A. H. MOEGAN,
marrh2Q-,t' Nacogdrches, Texas
Shreveport news., 1864-04-05
PEBLISUED TUESDAY 4NORNJNE.
NO. DICNIN
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

Terms Sir Months. in nh,'nncc SlI 90
We ,rW reduce our price so soon as IRE can
obtain paper at reasonable rates. as is -
oouii rather not rec'jce any more subscribers.
I:CMoney must not be sent at our risk.
Advertising--S;3 per square for first in
sertion: each subsequent insertion 81
Confederate States Government udrertfs-
ing 81 per square for first insertions: 81
for each subsequent Insertion
Obituary notices, marriages. calls for pub
Tic meetings. etc, charged for rs other adj
vertiSemcnis. john DHkINSoN,
Editor and Proprietor.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-05
9e9islatnre 2roeFeoings,
Published by Authority.
SENATE
fContinued from Supplement.)


Submitted the following report.
to-wit:
The Committee of Conference, to
whom was referred the disagreeinr
votes of the two Houses on can act
to organize the State Guard" res
pectfully report that the House re
cedes from so much of their amend
ments as includes the striking out Of
the 9th section.
(Signed) LEWIS TEXADA.
On behalf of the Senate Com
On motion by the same Senator
the report was adopted, and the Sec
rotary was directed to inform the
House thereof.
REPoRT OF ENRoLLED Bills.
Mr.. Weighttnan, from the commit
tee on Enrolled Bills, reported as
correctly enrolled Senate bills Of he
folio vim titles, to-wit:
"An act relative to Confederate
and Stat. Bonds"
IAN act concerning printing for
the Legislative and Executive De-
partincnts."
An act to punish Confederate Off
GERS and others for irnpressing pr
vate property in violation Of law.
An act TO ,.qu;re the Supreme
Court to ho!l an annual session in
the town Of Crrcnsbur~, La
Joint Resolution u CANCEL the
Bond of the Auditor.
An act 10 ryongani;:c the compa-