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CONTENTS
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Home Lio. Religious Organization.
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DICH AND RARE

DICH AND RARE
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DOBERr CARTER ~ BROTHERS
NEW BOOKS.

ny
MELBOURNE l0t 81, by a.. ad.ncr Of the " Nide.
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THE DAVIS OF HEAVEN, by tae iat- Joseph A. coicG.
G0b's NAY OF HOLINESS, by the Rev Dr. Bonar.
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D. GUBi0SEs HISTORY az TAr LLYORMATIoN
~ TItE Tina OF CALVIN. 1vois- -.
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A. 81. MsRwi>. Aur,ion.cr.
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Sales bp Aneiion.

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"I'HE CHEAPEST and MOST ELEGANT
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(,ATHOLIC PRESENTS FOR II

NATHOLIC PRESENTS tcE HE
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CXCELsIOR MUSIC for Violin, Flute

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GIFT BOOKS
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iuven ell by tarole pelfordtsOs IA hs nam 81
MselC NBRsL wife II is vius sirlpie pictures
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Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

appropriations by tie Linco1n
C0ngrcss.- take the following
from the Washington CORES pondencc
of the st. Louis Republican Of the
18th March:
while there are no appropria-
tions in the pending deficiency bin
to pay bounties to volunteers, the
Government is committed on that
head to the amount of s>2O5, 100000,
las stated by Senator Sherman and
others.) Senator Wilson has stated
that the outstanding debt for t,oun-
ties will not fall due this year, but
certainly before the end of the next
fiscal year-June 3Oth, 1865. There
fore the amount is yet to be provided
for in the appropriation to be passed
before the close of the session. The
estimates for bounties at the begin
ming of the session were S3,O0O,0OO
only, thus leaving the vast sum of
S97, 100000 yet to be appropriated.
The deficiency bill lor the, present
year is over 100000, 600, and the
amount to be appropriated for the two
hundred thousand men called for by
the last proclamation of the Presi-
dent, mot estimated before, is $780,
100000; these extraordinary ex-
penses added to the $500, 1000
estimated appropriations for the cur
rent fiscal year at the beginning of
the session-will make an aggregate
of necessary appropriations this sGs-
sion of 81, 100000, Geo
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

commandant of conScripta for the
STATE.
The duties of provost g,,qrds and
clerks. agents and employees in c6fn-
.missary aud quartermastcr depart
mruts, in the ordnance department.
ETC., are to Lr discharged lv pcr.ns
between eighteen and torty-fv. who
are unfit FOR field duty. Should the
invaliIs between these ages be not
sufficiently numerous, then persons
are to be assigned to such duties
from the reserved military-class.
The Bureau of Conscrption is di-
rcctcd to proceed to enroll Eat once"
all Of the clerks, agents, guards. en-
ployees, etc, Just mentioned in tn"
departments referred to.
Conscrip'@ unfit for duty in the
feli, and capable of disnharging the
duties in question, viii be recon-
mendad BY tie board of exnmin re-
for such positions as they seem best
suited :lr.
Exceptions are. granted to judges
OF justices of any supreme, superior,
ar criminal court, TO cie1ks, and to
>hcriti=.
Justices Of the peace, deputy She
ii.is aHd commissioners Of the reve-
nue. are not eNrmutcd.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

"|' $50. iI..."N. ''"i'. a o.:1'"-r."-
lent 81 i"' '"''r''.o .."'r. 'er' @;i'"~ NE
following a''"''.". i'.~ 'i',,''e" an"
d"'"-+ ',.l.3 ~" T'"o"a.a'! 20, N.Y.
gan ~ Ii.'""'"dr al q ""lch "l.'
OF r""r7' toe accepted - literally ""-
true:
Brin@ plT"o".aE ill.2I "t the
u1'g Ai"". long rs / WIN hereafter
qualify, dF"-- cd myself n - gorge
onr array lthat - put on clean
shirt "hIcn a Me. {. from l"Hu"~sr"
kindly and irndrriy t'ndrr.d mo,
"l'h IN" remark nat II was has !ast.'
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

Murder mast .foul- On Monday
morning as we We're leaving our resi-
dence to wend orr way to the News
Office, we beheld, immediately in
front of our dwelling, crowd of PEI
sons standing around something, and
on making our way to the spot, the
signs Of murder were visible here
and there pools of blood could be
seen. There lay the body in " man
gled condition, and an inquest was
being held. Verdict, murder in the
first degree, probably by soldiers
The body was recognized as that of
a fine sow, weighing about30o pounds,
which was killed during Sunday
night, and one quarter of it carried
off, by persons unknown. So much
for not having patrols.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19
fr0Isl Tlia~:ssipDi.

HD. QyE's. 2Iri. TENA> CAyhL.T.
Yazoo county. Miss. March -. l~Gi
Aware that this regiment i buy little
known through the public journal, in your
department. desire, a the opportunity
may occur. t. let our many friends know
through yoNr column, of our whereabouts,
and give brief Sketch of its engagements
III he future.
The torituIe with which we ~'ar up an
der may trials, Aarlaaips ana .,liNaliDu= /:
thr hcro.su always cyiagei BY this body
of gllirnt mon. i indeed. we'll worthy O..
notice. Many has been it, acts of daring
and heToism, since il first entered the field
e. contend in This bloody. SanqIdnAry s.lug-
gle for our Independence and nationality !:
SO many indeed that "" are reduced to a
skeleton regiment. but the few who are left
look with pride 4Ipun our war-wOrn battle
stained COiors. cmblIHonca with the names
of some Of our hardest encounters with TIA"
Northern foe. and are eyer ready tn follow
them TO scenes Of strife. and avenge our
comrades gone before us Sull"nly and
feiitntly We meet the shoe of the enemy
and arouse them with tie we'll known wa"
cry Of - HEXN,' in the brilliant charge when
they least expect u.
The Regiment is commanded by Col.
Dad. ". Jones. of Titus Co. : 1t. Col. I. G..
Berry, OF Tarrant Major J. G. Bates, OF
Lamar, all gallant soldiers who have rose
from obscure positions. and are always
ready to lead in the hour OF dan ger, sup
ported by these veterans. who have and ever
will sustain the credit Of Texas soidiery on
the field of carnage, where we have left
many Of our brave comrades sleeping tie
slcop of the patriot warrior, WHO dared to
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

Our young friend Capt. I,acc
Hyams, who left this place and vol
unteered in the Crescent regiment as
a private in the Mansfield fight, and
received several wounds, we under
stand is in critical condition. His
behavior on the battlefield, is repre-
sented as heroic. We hope to, hear
Of his recovery.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

We understand that the Hotel III
Jefferson, Texas, has hcen converted
into Il Hospital. by the military au-
thoritics. BY the way, what has be
come of the Trans Bliss. Bulletin
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

The newspapers are gradually
dropping off. The San Antonio He
raid is now to be added to the list of
papers suspended. We are sorry to
hear this. The Houston papers speak
as though they may have to DO the
same thing soon.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

We wish to purchase a case of
Labor Sarinc Rules, and a Standing
or Dry Press. Who has them ?
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

1t will not astonisl us TO hear
shortly, that the enemy's fleet below
here, has fallen into our possession.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

Mr.. +. NJ. Baden, OF Adams Rr;-
gade, will leave this place about the
2sth inst. for the east side of the
Mississippi, and will carry all let
tiers entrusted to his care. il left 1t
Ball & Dashiell'S Drug Store. Per
sons writing otheir friends in Adams
Brigade must state the regiment
Mr.. B. charges 81 for carrying, and
has regular detail for this purpose.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

Gen. Frederick Steel cones stealing along.
Stealing our hogs and stealing our corn,
Stealing orr sheep and stealing our COWS.
And stealing the stccltrom Oh our plows.
Steal on Gen. Steel, ere long you may feel
The blighting effects OF very cold steel.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

There appears to be no probability
that the later draft for 100000 will
not even result as we'll as the above
This draft has already been post
poned twice, and now it is a1sin iur
thcr postponed.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

During the past week several sus-
picious characters have been arrest
ed and lodged in the Guard house,
from their appearance and actions
they are held as spies.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19
The 5hygrGp 1T a)1}I9.

sg JOS soFa ~ = 5Ii OF every
description, plain orcoioIcd. executed on s.
reasons able terms as the times viii adnIit.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19

tie together nud the General, proba-
by reminded of the cIan!,ins chains
Of the Ohio pcuitcntiary, wonld turn
pale, until at last took them from
my pockets out OF pure pity. This
liquor produced a quoting effect.
nnd al last | fell into a quiet doze.
my head resting on tho Generals
bosom. dreamed Of hair breadth
escapes, penitcntiari"s. fine horses,
Gov. Todd and greenbacks. and Mt
last awoke in my own bed, with two
of the Generals aids, holding a warm.
ing pan on each side ofmc in the shape
of more Bourbon. The grand recep.
ton was given at the city hall. Tho
General leaning on my arm. and |,
sccordillg to agreement made with
him. shaking bands with the men
while he squeezed the hands Of tho
ladies, the band playing. Let IN.
kiss him for his mother"
Alter getting through with this
laborious proceeding We returned to
the Ballard House to partake of an
excellent dinner. While dinner was
disappearing the band played "The
lone starry hour give me love" Then
myself and thr General were compell
ed to have pro%ios- to do our carving
on account of the soreness Of our
arms, and if ] had not used the pro.
caution to shake hands with my left
hand you would not HAY" been ablo
to receive this report. The enter
tainnrnt i closed by h. bands play
Il
Shreveport news., 1864-04-19
NOTICE,

The following was found posted mp Al
MarmadUAc's Headquarters, after he left