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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
The Manner Of .Bohn yIorgau.s
Death.

Death.
Who Killed Him--Brotcnlop on has "Life
and Public Service"
IN the Knoxville Wbig Of the 7th. Brown
low rives the following sketch of the life
and public services" OF John Morgan:
John Morgan IL no morel And when he
died a rHIsF and COWARD expiredl he was
killed In Mrs. Williams back yard, or cab
bage patch. skulkiog from dargcr. He was
sho, through the heart by Andrew Campbell
OF Company @. 18Th Tennessee Cavalry
While trying 70 escape. There should be
salute fred in front Of every horse-stablo 10
the land in honor OF his DEATH And all fine
horses and mules should be notified that they
may nov repose IN quiet at night, and Craze
Ia peace in the day time.
Morgan leaves large amount Of gold and
greenbscks. cotton and real estate, the pro-
cecds Of bis thieving exploits, resulting from
untold murders and robberies, through A
space Of three years. Who his legal heir Is
will be difficult to rettle. His first wife was
the sister Of Col Buce Of Kentucky. She
died 10 Lexington from the neglect and bad
treatmenf 81 her debssed. gambling and
thieying husband His second vile was the
negro ir,nch be had with him during his resi-
deoce 10 THE city Sac Is IN Kentucky. His
thrd Ufe Il the daugh or Of q IS Ready OF
Marreesboro'. cod she is at Abingdon IN
Virginia. Our wn opinion Is that the negro
cench has the oldest claim upon his estate.
but ~s leave ths grave question OF law to be
tiled in tho ederate Courts, or by
sQtcial act OF then Congress
Con. tillan = "a our town. and brought
Nth him e.gbsy-six Of Morgaa's mes, on
Mandy evening, who he saw turned over 70
ths j.ii we we're once an i1msts OF. Some
o. then were baIe-tootsd add b re-hcade1
q b.re-bscksd. Al looked dirty ami
a,oes tboagh ihey we're g. subjects %
b. commanded oy common horse thief
Can't VIZ ess. Of Covingt0n. A A. O..
Caps. Clay, OF Lsxingtou, sou OF Thos Ii
Clay. an three others Nosgan's staff. are
anone tue prisoners. Young Clay Il pre-
icndiug - be sick a. = 20 cheat our author
lilies "a the pafoilng u him % The psivilegs
OF the town
We are iniorued that the members 81
Aosgans sal were captured IL potato
hoie" o. = csckyAVd Al Gseeoviile--e sort OF
place where potatoes and cabbage hive been
buried Gallant. ish.s. hess
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
The Joint Canvas

The second Of The series Of joint meetings
between the Union and Democratic eandi-
dates Of THE county. occurred yesterday az
ssulu's School House, 10 Otter Greek town.
ship. The meeting wss largely attended.
and the beat order prevailed. The people
are rn-nife-,:ng much interest 10 this can
yass. and viii turn 0nl On elsctioH day 10
their fali strength. The Union cause IS sure
n triumph.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

Qua citizens WI not forget that Hon.
JANIS wnsov. Of Charlottesville, speaks
here tomorrow night. lie = doubtless the
greatest orsssr IN the Mississippi Valley =
Turn out and hear him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
TO DO So AT ONCE

Haatreds ~ tssfiInoniais - easrs r.a te sea a
70 rosIns. A selection ~ fsu entlains.f
kssd recent tisttuoaials srtrsrts e. la fte nsst
esisr y Y. Daily Uunion 80 Atr<rtr.f - gnas
1sfk lses
~. Bert. Ia 81 ortf-s Earspsas - 80
snf L7ps phfficisD ari tlffs1e. fs. rtlt ffi.
Tiztsity su-cssssni p~osctsior.f rislf .r.ss b :.
stsy In eur niest ws EAR ~ rs rcrf rnss s.r.s
very rfDsrkatie cHfcs To- r4Ets - rarIlerf p
t,ne "a tAst Of Jemfs E Ho5rs. ~ - Z.
h~Eris Sbo mas 800 d. ~ ncaz a. n - rss-.
so1 hst consulted ro-1e 70 fa rl1st &C. sf4af. rr.
slsts, ald al siffonf stiai1log an ferlaafaf ~
lief Hss<pz 81 thf Hoadeff1l car.f. ~. pnrt
bas p-rforz<-d daring his sslo1rn IN tte ~rsse-s
pr - ns< York, - eistshsrs 80 l,f1ref far..l
- 10. Sort, A. tie 0soorEe fses. tafa. -
Snne r. su1nitteo - a. a1-rsiisa ....f 81. - .a
ever tos1 - nedlrs- tFeatil-lt ff1ll 81. 81. 49,
ca bear. esiy thrse CAP hssiag slspsti re
applying % Dr. Bert
Another case q htn<n~s<. - 70 f~srr tfsr.t-
frE Its es<<-s<s thss - Arf- 0eef<e r. stow.
q Husss, sse hss bssa tiled froa rafsrrh,rtv.r
tst1 eycs fSr slxtse1 ysars. ST 3 o,e.rats. Z.
very ssee-<sfaIly u a Ten sefonts - -. Bert A.
&c otecrn ngpss 11e nthsr easss 49, aai -. ~
ths r.ary Via daily rscslTing censst = 4 49,.
csre1 ~ Dr. Bort; wso 10 ~l,Asot deaf. oae 81 a.
r1e~f sEcressfai ptyncisss. AMI safssons. a. ~
ere, ssr. lln<s, heart t1ros. cstarra. ssrofsi.
snf c.sess~ q tss ficc1. al unrlasry orrs1s
s>cf31ff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

EVANSVILLE a csavFozpsyuLE RICO,
s~1<s'ys o..
Ev<a-vils-. iud-. s>pt- n. fses
Fofice i kershT sivoa tsaf tie kn1ual Nss1rs
- sso-kho3ers n ths Conpeny ssEi - bed 81 he
cs1rt Eorss. IN the City q krzaslus. % nosxAr.
fAe a dsy - OSfcS--. n<xt, - IL e'sisck A. n. al
sklrh tirzs a. Ki-ccc. wfn pe held 90 thiris<-
rlrecfsrs - ~rve go t6s s->cinx s~sr.
Bs crter e t1s Bard
/ xfs-o .. q MARTYR. t~srsisry-
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18

of these houses, were so unfortunate
as to communicate the flames to the
buildings. The place
where these houses did stand is
marked by ashes.
"I'here is temporary suspension
of trade with the localities up the
river, inside the limits of what is
known as the trade district. This
is done in conformity with orders
from Washington, and it is stated
no clearances will be granted for
what is known as the coast trade
until new trade regulations are pre-
pared to carry out the intentions of
the congressional enactment rr"nla-
ting, or prohibiting, trade with in
surrectionary districts.
"The plat rs are in trouble about
the military order providing for til"
enrolment Of plantation negroes. 1t
is stated that the force remaining
will be insufficient to gather tn"
growing crop of cotton.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18
For the Shreveport ""
Prison Experience.
No. =.

L,j,rr,clr lrsN E,rj,rm General. .
>LDWLl and ENORMOUSLY We
> climbed the steep h!un. on hose .
Summit lay Port hudson with all it, .
rlnri ,u~ memories. The sight winch .
,rrrrf.., IL " hen ~, reached til" top. .
vas one that ;m artist lnjgh' haN"
ruyiri; INIT whose p'ct"r">Q "n"~>
made little impression / tear, GA ,'"
auNjuu, hearts "t ia" capINr "rr"'t>
shat waIrd o.! it. Abound u ou "N'.E
-idr. were scattered tho white tents
of the soldier. varied here. and there
with the appraranc" "f plhln tram"
buildings, newly erected tor shops,
offices. etc. thu. fresh timber Of mich
scented tn,. air with lt> "dor>. Be
vond tents and houses lay tn" innrI
/ line of tor'iiIc:t'lou@, surrounding ne
with its ha-tiuu> and ng,a~twoIh>
thicklv studded with huge c"nnpn~,
seemingly ready ia aciDh tu.tn their
fatal fury against the nI'iI toe WA"
mi.hl venture within tie!r rcauH.-
The extern; OF TIL, Sem circular line
of tortlticaiinu> appeared I" Nc aN"Ut
two miles. and cN trNM here the eye
turned within ihat space. 1t tell on
mntL.v squads OF negro settlers, some
dirty and filthy a. II fresh from the
field or plantation, their umtorms
greasy and disgusting; others spruce
aud trim III attire, surveying with
evident srlt-c"inplacrncy, the Saudy
ornaments which their rude fancy
= had attached to hat. jacket or pants
. pur appcarance wasa signal tor them
; to rather around and accompany Us
! to tn. Office of the provost marshal
whittier our guard was conducting u'
b. On the way they tried our paticnc,
}. with n multitude of brutal remarks
V such a., chang the ID Rebs :
= SCOT YOU now Mr.. Rrb ~ OF
= hav'nt got us ON the plantation now;
ii and others not tit to be repeated
Rrsolutely and intemtly We bore
!. all. however, more Indignant at til
~hitc otiic,rwho allowed prisoners c
Is war to be insultcd thus, than at tn
dcludrd, ignorant creatures, who ha
n. been lured away from the happnes
j. and comfort of thci. previous rositio
n, on the promise of liberty who
~ meant want, misery and death. Sti
i. we were glad to reach the Provo
f. Marshais office, where we were su
~ lenly received by that official, Wit
ri out sign of that courtesy winch I'll
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18
Ol3ITlr AIRY.
For the Shreveport News
ofLt. Ell. Powell.

To the memory OF III. T.. IL. IONSelbs
of Co. d Win. llarrisons Regiment OF
La Cavalry. killed by tn" enemy near
GoodrichcS Landing. on the Mississippi
River. August ed, 1>GI
Another patriot has fallen another nam"
has been stricken from the great roll : an.
other gap has been made in the s"rr'rd
ranks of heroes another tear must he ehth
by comrades. Kindred, and friends for theirs
and their country 5 loss.
Nil-, the carnage which has hung our
land in mourning. which laughs u, the h"r
rors of death. and which has made the wall
ing If mothers. widows and orphans the
music of the nation, can we not stop anu
nav a last tribute of respect tn one who has
given his lie. to his countrys honor \
! grateful people will not fail to d" honor T."
! a soldier who was SO brave and chivair""-
/ in hi, devotion 10 our country. WI" answer
ed the. first blast of the iocsin OF war which
/ summoned our braves to the field VI" starr
| with "A stout heart and strong arm. IN the
| advance guard of the great army II heroes.
/ In ,h.. pri, L. of his vuung ,uana"oh. n. has
| fallen. Fellow soldiers. can We realize II.
! Has Ia. not .on.. on scout in search OF Tue
vandal- soon 10 return All. no. tn, heart
rcnding tale has reached ~. Ill" - oil duty
! forever He i gone t" ID" gathered with
the ,n,r:vrrd h.ru". who Tell before INN
H. dnunt'c.- spirit. which would have
on an ol ..u field. was worthy n"h'"r death
than t" i.,ll by buiet in the dark from tho
hand OF ~ 're,,chcrou- toe.
It Powell enlisted ~ a private IN the
"krachi. Warriors rtj.cd by our lament
81 friend COL. B. l.. Hod-c. He r"snan"'
with she 10 ii regiment. aud passed with i
all IL" ~cyc"" ur'it.sl- at - iiT-i yeas ser
vice. Ills health having bcs"m" much i'm
paiIcG irv tn. campaign. IL, Wa ii-ch,rSc
In "a. months hi
health wu- pir'iai'y restored, ana hl' rest
: les spirit urged Lin a-nIn mt" the rank
P He rl'-r.h The cavalry -cr. ic" under Capt
: W. l. D.n-uu. and -"rvcd win cic'iit u
hins.lf.,- u priNnc. till his c"mra'"- ha4
. chance 20 pr"mot" him. ~ an "f;I' "r. h"i'
d.-hiug and 'cuy'c> he gave promise =
I much usefulness 20 hi- country. II" W,
raised in that school of htr.lIhoud whIc
mace him !. tit man Tor these stormy scenes
, A i.w months ago he >heltt- hiS -w"r
for an hour. and hung a. An ornament ah""
his neck - {. tar conn anon to h" -hiI"
in hi trumphs. and "a shArcr III has mission
ton.- she is LET: to AL early w''!"Wh"o'
' She has changed L " bridal veil tor tie h
bilimeIt "fm"urning. May agra'"'u' pc,
=. pc com '"rt her All cti"n-. and kind h'n'
i.uch her a. she bow ut til. grave ot II.
lost husband.
! Comrades! o,r fellow soldier Is gone :
III. memory wiIl T." dear :" n all. W
loved him much: we admired 'Hc -cu'ro,
. manly IN il which bo'c him high anon
men. ard brave in battle. Ho* let ,
:. e. swear by oar hla"c-.
Never to sheath or stay'thrm
V TIL from point to hiIt they glow
Il In the flush or Almighty vengeance
y With the blood of the irlon foe.
H.. il gone. Now the huge mo-" CO
no, summon him to battle again. When
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18
NOTICE..

vIlHE following named negroes have been
turned over t" me by TIA" Agents and
Officers of his Exccllcncy Henry ". Allen,
Gov. Of La.
Negro woman. Emma. dark complexion
aged about twenty five years. said I" be
long to Jacob New conner, jefferson County
Arkansas.
Hannah. negro woman and infant. black
color. aged about twenty five years, SAID 10
belong to Joseph Andrews, Madison Parish
La.
Diannnh, q negro woman OF grim" col
or. aged about twenty year.. sain Z" p'i"hs
to Mr. Stephens, east of tn" Mississippi
river.
Mary Ann. girl of yellow color aged
about ten year,, said TO belong TO pr.
Page.
Shack a negro man Of black color. aged
about twenty two years. said I" belong I"
Jn- Ack.i;, opposite Mouth of Rcd River
Negro boy Jake. ~ 'ark grit color
about Is years. and says h" belongs |" VIZ
Maywcth-r-. TYLER !HIn-ki county. Arkan'
So. near Iitl'c Rock s"p-'
The owner or owners Of Sn'1 'gr"rS are
hereby notified /" come forward prove
property. pay charge and take ih"m away
! ". NAlil.E,
Tailor. CaGdo. Parish.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18
Arkansas Patriotism.

TIL. Legislature of Arkansas has
last passed the following resolutions
without dissenting voice:
WHEREAS, Being profoundly i'm
pressed with the valuable and eth
clint services rendered the Trans
Mississippi Department by its gal
Ian. and energetic commander, at \
time when it seemed We We're to De
crushed by an overwhelming force
under Banks and Steele, we give
but feeble expression of the voice
and hearts of the patriotic people
whom we represent, when VIZ ex-
press our deep gratitude and high
admiration of the brilliant and sue
c.sst'ul campaign. beginning at
! Mansfield. ending at the battle OF
Jenkins Ferry, and resulting in the
complete route of the combined FOR
ces of tho enemy.
Therefore. BE it resolved by
the General Assembly of the State
of Arkansas: That we return our
sincere thanks to Gen. r. Kirby
Smith and all the brave and skllitul
officers under his command, and all
the heroic soldiers from our own
Stat. as well as those of Texas, Mis-
souri,. Louisiana and the Indian De
par.ment, and pledge to the comman.
h.r-in-ch;ef of the Trans Mississippi
Departments, and to Maj. Gen. Ma
: rruder. commanding this District
our hearty corporation in every
, measure to repel the tarbarons and
t viudictiy. foe, to secure our liberty
and maintain our rights as one OF
the free and independent sovereign
4 ties Of tie Confederate States o
y America.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18

TnE RECOVERY "F GEN. Nor
GA>'- BnuN. Cap. McAicr, who
went in charge Of the :ia- of truce
under which the remains OF the gtl-
liant Morgan were recovered, states
in III" Abingdon NirginIan that he
found the body of General Morgan At
the house OF Mrs Williams. The
Yankees had. after shooting him and
before life was extinct, brutality
thrown him on the back OF n horse
and galloprd with him to Cen. Gil
LENS headquarters, n mile from
GrccnviIlr. He was seen by a
Southern lady wriuging his hands
and running them through his hair
while they wcr" gail"ping through,
the streets. This fact is only N,
evidence of their coarse brutality and
utter disregard of all drcency and
prolrirtv.
After urgent Solicitations upon til,
! part of his Staff they We're allowed t.
| dress him and drscntly lay ont all tina
remained of the brave and chivalrou:
! K,u,uckian. Capt. McArrc found ;
large number of ladies', both South
crn and Union, in the room whrr
the Generals body lay. all Yer.
deeply affected, and seeming, with
out distinction, to deplore his fal
Kind and courteous to all, lac wa
universally beloved and UNIVERSAL
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18
For Congress.

" JOHN l.. LEWIS. of Claiborne. as
:. candidate for Congress, in the 9th Dis
trict to ill the unc1plrcd term of Hon. u.
l.. Hodge. deceased Election 10y general
tickc, throughout the State, on Monday 18th
of October next.
Louisiana papers copy till election aud
send bills to this Office tor collection. L. 30
Vl"E ARE authorized to announc" General
w IiENHI GRAY. of Bi"ns i'll" parish
u u candi.la'" for Congress III til" 9TH l'i-
tlict. To- ill III" "xpir"d term Of III" Hon
r. l.. Hodge dcc.a-"i. Election by gen
era! ticket throughout the state. on Mon
,,iy he tn of October next.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18

w A., 1 !.
l.oui~'ilIt' ''''I '''''> '''''''
Gurrr'ila- captured TWO VIZ" ~. "'''''''t
trans last h'."'' n','" ,,'' r''' '' ,i
station ana '"'',''''.!, ' ~ .'0
WI" road h",,''" WIN CIT r,,
Fortress N"i,,"'' W.T. '' ~
boat from 'ity i"'!i' rep ,''''S
HklriHi>h'Hr ',' '''' ;"
river, on sunday a'f"i''"'h'
-. l.oci>. Oct. G;h.-Ma'n body
Of rebels, " hen last heard from. wrr"
six miles west of Lnr"n, marching
on Jefferson City. frlc" paroi""
200 prisoners o., N"h""E' anu NOR
than that on l. H'H'aE' 'i' 9'."'H
every man, ''"s' mae, mo- r,,- ,,,ir
Is disabled ana c''''S'N 'h'', ",''','
guard l ne men ar "''' ,''''' 40
line. ana rArh l,'7''"i,"H "S /"
whether Il" i. IN 'i'' "''''."'H
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18
F.MANclpATloN DAY At New OR

E.MANClpATloN DAY At NEW OR
LEANS.-Tke y. q. picavun". of
the-ult., SAYS: "E,nancipntion day
was celebrated yesterday, and, Will"
they were enjoying themselves huge
". the military authorities made II
raid upon the ahle-bodied colorcd
men fit to become soldiers, and alb
rsp,ly terminated their pleasure by
marching them off to the barracks
where colorel candidates for militia
w glory and rcnowu are forced to
consregatc. \ regiment of cavalry
is on duty now making further raids
upon coloreu men.
The Picayune also says: "The
rucrrillaS, who dashed into the pick.
cts of SCOTS Nine Hundred several
nights ago, captured one private Of
that regiment, whom they hung, ant
then secreted his body. 1t was as
crrtaimed at what houses these guer
riilas quartered. and "A force was sen
out by direction Of Col. Sherhurnc
who. inboiliug eggs under the corner
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1864
and Palmetto. The cavalry on oul
right is on the Macon road.

right is on til. Macon road.
Camden, Oct. 15th.-Capt John
Guinness, of 22d Texas, was shot
here to-day, being found guilty, by
c"urt-martia!, of encouraging deser-
ton from his company.
Memphis, Oct. l0.-A rebel force
is in motion in the county beyond
this city. 1t is under command OF
Chalmers. Great excitement in the
city.
St. Louis. Oct. G,-1he antic'i'a-
ted work of destruction by reb IL oar
Main Pacific road has begun III ear
nest. and by this time Is probably
about completed. The iarsa and
costly bridge over the Ga~conadc
river, near Hermann. is reported
burned yesterday. The bridge was
one Of the most extensive and val
liable on the line. besides the
! bridge, "a train OF 80 cars was burned
and two locomotives We're destroyed
/ with them.
(Cas,l. Rock is just below Gas
conadr on til. Missouri river; and
( he Pacific railroad. on the Usage
river, is II miles below Jefferson
Citv-bridg. POO yards from its
month. Col. creek is three miles
from Jefferson city. Gray's summit
i, 70 miles from St. Louis, wher" \
J. smith was. From Jefferson City
to ~. Louis. l2O miles.
Latest from Gen. Price, etfrrson
Civ reported captured.
Camden. Oct. lu.-nol. 4. J. Nc
Neil. of uarriSon's Louisiana Brig
AIDE, states that the enemy, about
1900 strong, came upon him v.~t-r
tlay. 9th, on west bank OF the Saline
river ut Mount EIba. and after :
sharp engagement h forced them
back. killing six and wounIinS 9th
,,S. The Scouts attacked them il
rear Enemy fell back six miles
t and left this morning at sunrise 10
Pine Bluff.
i The enemy had the black fla:
/ hoi-tcd.
; This is tn. second time they hay
I violated the rules of war in TIN
: manner here and in Louisiana.
Camden Oct. l4th.-Ihr cavalr.
, that came within 10 miles of M"ntl
: cello. returned to Pin. Bluff from
thence they Went TO Littl" k"cF
General Steele, also with his force
. has returned from Pine Bluff to Lltti
i Rock. There are from three to III
= thousand Yankees in Pine Bluff nov
Gen. Hoods army has moved "
to the Montgomery road.
Camden, Oct. l5tl,.--\ashville
reported captured by Forrest. 1t
said he captured 1900 white soldier
"a and 5000 black.
re Thr Usage bridge, also large Al,
valuable. within twelve miles of ) =
t,rSnn City, burned. Militia ut ra
- end of bridge at ono" surrendered
rebels. aud company NJ west "i
fled. Emh"l!"ued by presence
If invaders. guerrilla band, are incren
al ing in North Missouri. depr"La
ld Ing upon Inhabitants. and cla'mli
h. to b- on way to JOIN Price. Hr'
Price with part OF his forces was e
\" Icavorium Yesterday to cross b-a
" river. ut CI,;i. Rock, D-ag" count
- Fighting going on WHEN uI.patc!.
were sent Result not kOwu.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18

GEN. BrTLEI ON THE SITUATION
.IIc RrpuD7iotcs tie Chicago Plat
Boston Transcript says:
Gen sButler passed hr ugh Boston
Yesterday, on his way to rejoin his
We learn that he en-
pressed the utmost detestation of the
Chicago platform (Which condemns
the continuance Of the war for the
Union, and recommends a cessation
Of hoStilitirs.) as paving the way Ell
thrr for disunion or the establish
mrnt of a military despotism in the
country. at the head OF which shall
h .s.Iptt. Davis. Mlitary-Gen But
Ter thinks the position of affairs to
be highly encouraging. If Grant
had ahont thirty thousand more
men to r,inlorce the Potomac army.
LIE could either be vanquished or
driven out of Virginia iii thirty days.
In All answer to question put by a
friend, few days since. in regard to
tn. length of the wa, Gen. Butler
replied that it the Presidential cleo
ton we, not to take place for two
wears the war would end in less than
sixty days that the Southern army
was fast being used up, and to save
the whole Southern Contederacy II
would be impossible for the rebels tc
bring fifty thousand more troops into
tn. field,
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18
Committed

VINO the Jail in the city OF Shreveport 20
Pari-h OF Caid", Il mgr" man n
who calls his name Solomon. "i-Ak
black complexion aged about thItty'nN'
wears about six feet high say ur be-
longs to 4. Mcclure. Smith County. n"ar
Tyler, Texas.
Also negro man who calls his nam" Bill
Of black color aged ah-'t twenty five
vear- about six Ir-t high says he be
longs Ia Wilson Owens. near NaNthatchi,'
Ellis county. Texas.
The owner or owners Of said negroes ARE
hereby notified To- CONS. forward. prove
property. pay charges aud taxi. them away
or they will be disposed OF a. the Ia"
Jr.c,. j. W MAilLE.
Saan,f SGT Jailor.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18
Ladies Of North Louisiana.

YlNilE CLOTHING bEPAltiNEN |, VIII
exchange Calico, French ,oti"natrS.
bleacheh or fine bro"a Domestic. Tor " M
ter Clothing AT til" rate "t Mn" irh7 %
fine good. for Three pair pants. .lrawrrs.
shirts. or jackets.
will he 1t Sparta, Tue-lny October i'h
Nj Lob anon eth. Arcadia 9Th. Concord As
isolation. near Lisbon. sth-loth. HOMER
li,h. Mindcn. 18th. Brllvnr. 18th. N"rt'
Louisiana Association near Rocky Mount
I5,h-lTth. Collin-burg 18th, Greenwood
2fr.
TIE material we exchange Is very sMrr
nor goods, AMI all OF the hnr>i I"ully
mo nri,ts arc of the most beautiful style
Lad. will please exert themselves an'
have a. many garments made a. r"ssihl"
Winter l. rapidly approaching and we mus
c,~A. The sslhisr.
\. l.. HAY.
sA,,l AgcutClo,hing Opt.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-10-18
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A..>cy- +. .. DEr'r. l'HA.s Nl.-iS-IllI
Marshall, TEXAS. Oct !. 1904.
VINiIE Military iUJhor'i", axe respect
fully u"l.'t'a. ihnt 'umunIcaii"n>
which are sent Uy Cuuri". 90 'r mailed AZ
:, distant o,tic.. >hou.I b" prepaid. ~ tn"
writer should ,rIur>. thereon hi- name
uui military p"-i;"It rr rank, :" that the
postage may be collected At III" office OF
delivery
Without such prepayment or endorse
rn"ut tie law specially prohibits lo,tn'"s
tiers from receiving communications INT"
tn" mails.
IA-. II. STARR,
! nctll = Agent T.. -. Dept TRANSMIT