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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
MASTERS SALE.
n5I-5t-S9

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Mss
teri in ChaneerJ Of NsnIha county. Nebraska Ter
ritcry. Will, by virtue of an order Of sac issued ~
the Register in Chaneery, of the District Court. Of
said county, in said Territory, In favor Of Kings
land & Ferguson and against Thomas d.. Green.
John z. Baker, John Martin and Samuel A. Cham
hers, at one o'clock, p. m. on
Monday the 26th day Of September, 1864.
in front Of the Brownville House, in the city of
B'OWnville, Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, the
place where the last term of said court for said
county Was held, offer for sale. at public auction 70
the hi yhest bidder for cash. the following descib a
property, tO-Wit: lots number 10, IL & u in block
number lib, in the toWnOf Peru. in Nemaha coUn-
y. Nebraska Territory, aud also the Saw anil Grist
MmlfCrmerly situated on said lots and all the Mach
merry, Gear and Apparatus thereto aupertsining.
CHAS. G. DORSEY,
Master in ChancerY,
BroWnvillc, Aug. 25th. n5I-5ts9
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

SHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that I will offer for sale at
public suctian at the door OF The BrawnViite HoAse in
Brownville, NemahA County, Nebraska Territory,
that being the house in which the District Court
was last held, on
Monday the 26Ih day of Sept. /. D.. 1864,
at 10 o'clock q. m. of said day, the following real
estate, tO-wit: The following lots situated in the
City Of Glen Rock, in the said county Of Nemaha,
tO-wit: Lots 23~456789I0 IL ~ I3 in block so
lots 5 6 10 in block 40 lot 6 in block 81 the
whole Of blocks So, 50, IS; lots s 9l0 II u l3 "a. in
block 100; the whole Of block 1903; lcts3 10 "a, in block
IS; the whole Of blocks 30 and Is .OtsS aud 9 in
block IS; lOts l 23456 Tin block 100.
Also the lots and blocks situated in Browaville,
Eemaha county, numbered as follows. to-Wit: Lot
10, in block 30 lot IS in block 81 lot I3 in block IS ;
lot 6, in block q lot l, in blOs@ "a lot 4, in block
80; lot 8 in block 81, lot 6, in block So. lots 5 and 2 in
block SO lot 2, in block % lot 2, IN block q lot
6, in block 81 lots IS aud 2, in flock so lot III, in
block 81 lot 9 in block 65 Is and Is, in block So
lot 10 in block 80 lot Is in block I2I lots 1 and 9
in block AZ lots 8 and 3, in block 81 lots 3 and IL,
in block 80 lot 8 in block Is; lot | in block 10;
lot II in block 76 lot IL in Is lot 2 in block
6S lot Is in block 43 lot | in block Il lot 9 and
house in block % lots I 23 4 in block 50 lots 8
9 8 10 IL in block 3.
Also the north half Of the south east quarter Of
the south west quarter Of section twelve Il2l in
township Eve 81 north Of range fifteen Ll5l sast Of
9Th principal meridian, Containing 100 twenty acres
moe or less; all the above real estate was hereto
fore taken as the property Of John Mcpherson on
executions issued from the District Court Of the
sand county Of Nemaha, Nebraska Territory and or
dered To be sold by writ Of Yenditioni RxpOnas and
to me directed as Sheriff of said eOuaty in favor Of
the following parties, tO-wit:
r. w. Booth / Co.
Al. PrUunstine & Co.
N. E. REEVES & Co.
Kelley 4 Harding.
VIM. R. Peniek 4 Co.
Given under nay hand this 22d day Of August, =.
4. 1864. W. G. GLASGOW, Saeria.
p51-5k$1s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
LEGAL NOTICE.

Sigmund Scssler Of the State Of Kansas. will take
notice that A. g. Perry has commenced action in the
District Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Terri
tory The object Of said action is 20 obtain a iudg-
ment against the said SessIer for the SUN Of soven-
iy-fOur Dollars and seventy FIVE cents, with interest
from February, lst, 1851 also for the further sum
Of twenty-five Dollars with interest from October.
Ist. 1851 both at the rate Of ten per cent per shuum.
Said sums are claimed to be due said Perry on two
certain promissOry notes made by said Sessler paya-
bic to the order Of A. q. Perry, the first dated Feb.
lst 1851, and due three months after date ;ths sec
Ond dated July LIST 1861 and due three months af-
ter date.
Said Sessler will further take notice that on the
filing Of the necessary affidavit that said Perry
has eaused an order Of attachment to issue cut Of
the said Court and that the following real estatein
said OfNemaha, County Nebraska Ter. has been
attached, to wit; the North East fractional QIar-
ter Of Section 3 Township 4 NOr'h Of Range IA
East of the eth Principle Meridian.
Said Sessler is required to answer ~ dsmur 10
said Petition on or before the 26th day Of Sep
tember 1854.
J. n. BOLINGER.
E. ". THOMAS.
Atty. for PI&intE.
BrOvnSils, Nsb. Aug. II, 1854 " 7,sO
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
MASTERS SALE

Notice Is hereby given that the uDdersign cd
Sheriff Of Nemaha county Nebraska Territory and
) eeial Master in Chlncery in this case. will, By
virtue of an order Of sale. issued BY the Register in
Chaneery, Of the District Court Of said county in
said Territory, in favor Of Beaj q. Cooper aai
against Edward II. MeC9nas, at ten o'clock D. IN On
Monday the 18th dayof Sept. A.D 1854.
10 front Of :he Bruwnville House, in the City Of
BFOEnVille, Nemaba County, Nebraska Territory,
the place where the last term of said court for said
county was held. offer for sale at public auction, %
the highest bidder for cash, the following Gsscribl
real estate, tO-wit: the north west quarter Of Sec
tioa number 90 in township number 4 north Of
range number 10 east, in Nemahs County. Nebraska
Territory. W. g. GLASGOW,
Sheriff Of Nemaha county,
and Special Master in Cnancesy.
BrOwnville, Aug. 25ta, 81. n5l-5t-S5
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
NOTICE

Milton Myers, William Hays Lem,n Plasters nj
ministratOF Of the estate Of George W, Myers de-
ceased, Susan Myers, David Myers, James Myers
Ally Myers and Lydie Watkins, heirs Of George W.
Myers deceased, will take notice that John r..
Ullery, administrator Of the estate of George Lew
is deceased has filed a bill in chancery in the Dis
trict Court Of Nsmahe H0un'y Nebraska Ferritcry.
the ohject and praycr which u "a Get aside as
fraudulent. . deed mpls by the said Milton Myers
august Oh 1893, to the said George. W. MYrsS. n
tho following described land situated in said County
o! Nemaha to wit tho North West quo-ter Of Section
IS in Townships North of Range Is Fest Of the sth
principle Meridian, and to obtain a decree Of said
Court for the sale of said land and tho application
Of The proceeds in payment Of a judgment obtained,
March 9th 1860 in favor of the said estate Of Gre, rye
Lewis and against the saS Milton Myers and Vim.
Hays.
Defendants ae required 10 answer said petition on
or before the 10Th day Of September 1854.
E.W. TA0MAS.
Atty for plaintiff.
Brownville, Aug. II, 50. 4wT5O
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Mas
ter IN Chaneery, Of Nemlha county, Nebraska Ter
ritOry, will, by virtue Of an order Of sale issued by
the Register in Chancery. of the District Court Of
said county, in said Territory. in favor Of William
Il. Peniek and against William G. Kern, Rhoia r.
Kern and Andrew ). Holiday, at one o'clock, p. IN.
on
Monday the 26th day of Sept. a. D. 1864,
in front of the Brownville House. in the City Of
BrOWnville, Nemaha County, Nebraska Terrific y,
the place where the last term Of said court for
9Saasy s2s he'd, uf-r Tor sale, at public auction. to
the highest bidder for cash the following described
real estate, tO-wit: The ninety acres of Of the north
eide Of the south east quarter Of section 30 in town
snip D north Of range Is east, being ninety reds
wide from north to south and one hundred and sixty
rods long from east to west, and also ten acres OF of
the north cast quarter Of the north east quarter Of
section 70 Of said township 5 range is, beginning
at the north east corner Of said section 20 aud can.
braciusa strip of land twenty rods wide from north
to south and eighty rods long from east to west
along lbe north line Of said section all ia Nanaaa
county, Nebraska Territory.
CHAS. G.. DORSEY,
Brownville, Aug 18th, 81. n5I-5t-si1
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
McCooK'S RAID.

MARIETTA GA, Aug 4Ih, 1864.
Nh. EDIroR.-Many and conflicting
are the rumors and conjectures in regard
TO this raid. will now proceed to give
you the general details as correct as /
can. For be it known that 1t is hard for
any two persons to give the same account
Of the affair, unless one or both are con:
nected with affairs at headquarters.
When we returned from RoUssEAUs'
Raid the supposition was hat we would
get TO rest a week or so. But we found
our fOnd hopes of a few nights repose
soon blasted. We had moved out on the
Chatahootchee River to picket the stream,
and were Just getting fixed mp to enjoy
our rest when on the second day orders
came to join Gen. McCoOk's command.
After The junction the command consisted
of McCook's, the lsl Cavalry Division,
our Division (Rausseaus' old Alabama
older slcommanded by Col. Harrison of
the 8th Ind. Cavalry, and two pieces of
Artillery, the whole force amounting to
near FIVE thousend men, all under com
manJ of Brig. Gen. McCoOk.
We crossed the Chatahoochee ten miles
below CampbelltOn on a pontOon bridge
a pontoOn train accompanying US 10 the
river, one Regiment the 9th Ohio Caval-
~, was left there 10 escort the train back
to this place. Marched directly, to the
Atlanta and West Point r. R. cutting
it, by tearing up and burning the cross
ties, and rails, for several miles, and bur.
ming considerable Government store al
Palmetto, % miles southwest of Allan
la. We then marched direct to the Ma.
con and Atlanta R. R. striking il at q
point % miles south of Atlanta, destroy.
ing about FIVE miles of it, being the MAR
supply route for the rebel army. Be-
tween the two roads we captured part Of
one Regiment, the 45th Alabama Caval'
ry, they making no resistance, also, abour
three hundred Army Wagons, loaded
with rations, forage, officers traps &c.
which were burned, and the mules at
tached used TO mount our boys whose
horses we're about played out. So faI
so good.
Our course was then changed to I
soulh.we direction, to recross the river
at a point about 30 miles north of Wesl
Point. Lett the rail road in the evening
marched all night through dismal swamp
and ty roads arrived at Newman about
next morning and as our advance enter
ed The town the whistle of the LOcomo
tive could be heard, bringing in a trair
Of cars loaded with troops to cut off onl
retreat 20 the river, skirmishing com
meneed, and we lost several killed ant
wounded, the main column was ordereC
to go around the town, while one brigad,
was left in front Of the town to skirmisl
while the column was going around. ant
then bring up the rear. Here is wher,
the fatal mistake was made by the com
mander, while we were going around tn,
town Is miles, the rebel infantry march
ed across 8 miles and got in our from
and between US and the river. KNOWING
the exact road we wOnld have to march
TO get to the river, and their cavalry fol
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
TT z Il II H

Thai d teeth are among the most mi
gaDs Of the human system, few seem 20 al-
snd many are unwi lling 10 believe. Thsj 'n
queBiiy neglected, become diSeasel, a4 \
even IN early life, with a frequency resuJ
to the philanthTDpist Parenis neglect ia'i
their teeth become diseasee. e~cpseqls
whole system is impaired. aad dsbIItaiad Z
ions are necessarily impaired o. thef
whose teeth are. IN tarn, neglsrisd' az
victims to decay, thus Transmitting
ity To succeeding gensratiOns-
Agencies Of this kind have been ~ Soh
period. and the consequences u, tnat
though fOndly desired, are seldom seen
The Dental Profession, not aetuaiei
euniary gain, lab0ring to correct tdis s4
offer remedies which, Tor Ell isncy, are pr
equalled by those Of any other deParlN' {.
I5ine or surgery.
Then while we are s~cruPulnusly nice b
th . appearance and eOndIIiiu Of ariiie
and even hearth stones let Us not iofs'
within our mouth, through which S'"
speak.
FOr BE- it known, that dollars and 60
compute the evils which follow such nss
admitted, we shOnd not manufacture
frivolous excuses. fEom less than nagN
al and set them to var upon ths e0nFs
better judgment, made strong b oossi"
experience : contrAy 70, ard IN vioi'
6rst great Law Of nature. Which =, 81
-ion- But npon the eoI-rary We saou.1
our mouths like. aud emulate the efiI d
great General u. ). GrsnLJ % biz eu
who. ia starting upon the movement ~
burg lbUrdeued With the forcibis ialn'
sand UnWeicOms cares lie took nsl'ns y
q servant, overcast nor blanket Dor
chest. Dis only baggage consisted Oh .
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

The COpperhead meeting at Spring
field, ILL.,, on the 18th, was largely attend
I'D by citizens of that State, and prOmi-
nent Coppetheads from other sections, so
nuch go that its acis plainly indicate the
Copperhead- Democratic policy. Many
of them were armed, and net a few at
tended in full Confederate uniform. They
came with white flags 10 their hands and
on their horses heads and firearms con.
cealed in their wagons. Some of their
notices were Blessed are the peace
makers" "State sovereigntles-nationa
union" "'War is disunion, final, and in
evitable," THE Union as it was, the
Constitution as il is" abolition the
cause of the war" Lincoln inaugural.
ed the reign of terror" On one large
banner was the picture Of Awhile man
with the United States flag in one hand
and standing on the body of a PROSTATE
negro with one foot on his throat, on a
scroll at the right Of the white man was
this NOTICE: "The Constitution and
White Mans Rights" VIM. c. Cory,
Of Cincinnati. a violent CopPerhead, was
cheered for the remark that "the South
was right and we (rhe Nofih) were
wrong" Christian Krlbben, Of ST.. Louis,
was sin favor OF immediate peace on any
terms"
Are our Territorial COpperhead Dem.
ocracy prepared to join hands with their
Illinois brethren { and will they step into
the ranks, bearing a white fay in their
hands and two reviewers and a howie
knife under their coat tails, and march
to the tune Of Dixie7 Verify, depravity
is an index of humanity, and we expect
they will.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
Probate Notice

To al whom II NAV Concsrn /: No.i's !
given tia, there has been sFrhcrtifu ult
10 the Probate r,art 81 Uags eaqS'!. 2
l>ma p Mamfcrd ~1duia'strlt0r 81 TIE
james l. l. Nates late 81 satl Gage eoas {
that Monday the 5 hor September next SIS
set 10 near anu JsieIurIe said spPueU.0l. h
ALBERT TUWf.E, PnO5aie
Beatrice. Neh-. IuIE 81. 1861. hbaAn
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

Katherine Raiaichak, VI
b. her next friend, David In the Dfi-f.v /,
n. Mclaughlin Of Neuaha Co.
vs. buskl Tsns7 Dem
The unknown heirs of In Charsr
Henry smith, deceased, Forse.asr
Henry E. Dnmmer, and gass. Dietc
Henry VI. Atkinson.
The unknown heirs Of Henry Smith lAoni
and h9n.y E: Da%n'r win take p. in N.
H. Mclaughlin did, on the 9th day
1854. 6Il his petition in the District Coa1af
ha County NebSasks Terrtoy, agaiustt su
known heirs OF Henry Smith, deceased Hnsot
Dummsr and Henry VI. Alkinsan dsisnirs r;,v
ting forth THAI Henry Smith executed a
ed Accomplishment q nsrtgig- ~ deed 55laul
the North East 9usrter Of section Is 10
1 north Of range Il East ia Nemaha Csu1s US
rasSa Territory, to Secure the paymsat& Calat
prOmissOry note for $500. That ths 81
Smith has died, since the execution sBi isxpe'
said mortgage AID that bis heirs arc uns >
complainant. That said defendant. Hsyl
mer, is trustee in said mOTtgagsOndcsidH
az such has soma interest therein. Ads tn
that the said unknown heirs OF Henri
ceased may pay the said sun Of $500. With sofol
terest due thereon, or that said prsmiss
sold 70 pay the same, and that said defrniu
each Of them may be fore lossd Of 81 NJ lebte
demPtion and interest whatever in ai
and the said unknown hi 20 Henry Saasools
ed and Henry E. Dummrr are notified Inc +
required tn appear aud snsEer sad
or before The 26gh day of S~ePtembeE 1854 o IA
Aug. 9Th 1864. -
Sol. for. Cougl
BroWnville, Nebraska. Aug. II, '6i 4H
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

The citizens Of Omaha r very
much alarmed about Indians. They
are reported to have come within 90
miles Of Omaha and drove away a
large amount of stock. The stores
we're closed in Omaha, publication Of
papers stopped, and business gener-
ally suspended.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
ESTRAY NnTICE

Taken up by the undersigned, living two and a
half miles south of Brnwnville. Nemaha COuIty.
Nebraska. the 18th Of August, 1884,. one roam stat
lion IOuy about ) years old last Spring. nc brands
or marks. THOS. BEARD.
August 18th. n50-3t-.d
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
TERMS.
So GO

One copy one year 81 %
ALI Club rates abandoned.
All subscription, must invariable be
paid in advance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

Fernando Wood in a speech made
in Dayton on Wednesday last said a
Peace man on a Peace platform would
be nominated.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

Gen. Mitchell has had a fight with the
Indians west Of Fl. KOrney. He is re.
ported 10 have killed so.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

"Lo! the bridegroom cOmeth haste
trim your lamps, pay the Printer, and "g'
We forIh 70 meet himg"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

The Dem. Ter. Convention has been
postponed ill September l4th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

Notes IS hereby give,
ter in Chanesy, Of NemaL. sai
Fltory, will, By virtue 81 a. saiy,
the Register in Chancsrv q -
MeAilian AID against Robert a'W ,
tnp, At m o'clock ?. n. On ~
Monday the 26,h dayO Of SEM.
IN front Of the BrOWnvillo Ho,'.
BrOWnyills' Nsmaha county, Hsb- nj
place where the last term Of -
county was held, offer for sale a. SaOa
the highest bidder FOE cash, Tia Psols
real estate, to-Wit ; the norths,,tF .
twelve ia township Eve north Of
In Nem1ha county, Nebraska Ts,,
CHAS. 9. DORSEY, Me,s~
BrOWnVills, August 18th. 1874
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

DIED.-At Duval's Bluffs, Ark. Of Diarrhea and
Fever, A~dolphus Hare, brother Of B g. Hare of this
City, and was a volunteer in a Michigan Regiment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Yearly advertisements quarterly in advance.
All kinds of JOB, Book and Card printing, done in
The best style on short notice and reasonable terms:
VI. Il. MILLER, Publisher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

On Monday IN Dist day Ct Auguaslre,
o'clock 2. NJ, Of said day, will bs ofsrlHaiSe'
public AuctiOR at the boassOf E.inhsa ku h
in Lafayette Precinct, one S,rsy P0Bsy
taken up last October. crI
Nemaha county, \. T., July 30'h. lsai
NATHAN SQCIE, Jgsiesd Ger
nn-49-3fS2.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

pROOMS Blackiug brushes. Srnb..n;
Whisk brcOms, Backing, M1t.hss IL
PlPer, *, a.,
At Mclaughlin = NEt .
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

LEGAL NOTICE

benjamin Chapman, adminis,a-l
tor OF the estate Of Geogs "
simpson deceased and Sanh SIM, hk; 4
Alice SimpsonBenjamiDs Pr
Simpson, Aartha e, simpson Fbo, "a Red
b. Simpson, and John A.. Simese Ns
heirs Of George w. Simpson Ia. u17
ceased eOmplaina7s. ~
Thomas R. Simpson, dsfsndsp, Vs.
.o, Of the s,,,. Ihaas, me-
above named eomplainants. of N,m,I- low
raska Territory dS on the Ion n
1854, Gle their bill Of eomp'si,t
Court Of said County of Nemsat - a
~. IN Chancery against the sa 4 ~. & &
son. Setting forth taat On the 81 d,v
6e0rge ", Simpson executed goo
deed # the following real estate -
E3stql9rtsr Of section Qua ia Tan
OF iiange is east ia said County s.5 ceFi
said deed was executed ia Lp,-
bal agreement between said Geir,.
ant Thomas Y. Simuson, {r
land anil that IL wasexssuted "a tbs
ton that said defendants Wosil 0e.
deed at the time It was exseute3 -
the purchase money Of said laI b.s-
cry Of said dsed. That defspd,pt JobI
simpson ahsconded and mlvel tath.S.- .of4
As, within the lines Of the rebl a.
the purchase money of sid n, dete
a small part and that nc actual d4lv.,g
Was ever made % said Th0mls R, S.
dant.
The said complsinants pray that 49,
be rescinded. set aside and deersed Aasi
And ! tao said Thomas r. ent
ne Is rSquIred 10 appear and answer ~
lIiat On Or bsf5rs ths 2ita dvJllInpe
Der 1864. al,
CHARLES a. Don
Sol. FOR coaAous
B%roWnvills. Aug. II, s. IL IA with
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
MASTER'S SALE-

B~rOwnvillo, Aug 18th, 81. nSi-5,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
LEGAL NOTICE

Brownsville. Aug. II, 81
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-23

power t. further the cause in which
all have enlisted, with but one deter
animation; the Independence If the
Southc,W .Siu't,S COM. what will and
II We be but true to ourselves, oui
purpose will he accomplished. tn,
horizon may at times appear drapec
in darkness, yet we should bear il
mind that,
h" darkest hour is always near,
The breaking OF the day
And heavy shadows cling around
The shining rivers way
And hl;,c.>or is the forest depths
When midnight stars il!umc
The trees broad tops--So be not sad
It will be morning soon
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-23

We have no new issue yet in cir
culation at this place, still q decided
Improvement is visible in trade, when
pay ment is rendered init. Instances
Of a reduction of HALF the rates de-
manded, have come to our knowledge.
when purchasers agreed to pay in the
new currency. Anticipations of a
great improvement is therefore looked
for by shrewd ones who are prepar.
ing themselves for the change.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-23

A New York paper says that in the
township of West Hoboken the late
draft left just nineteen men between
the ages of twenty and forty-hve.-
What will Mr.. Lincoln do when he
makes his next call for victims To
carry on this war six months longer,
he will have to seize those who are
under eighteen and over fifty, and
then strike out the $500 exemption
clause at that. This will, it is hoped,
bring the people to their senses. and
impress upon them the fact that the
rich as well as the poor will have to
enter the slaughter pen.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-23

The n. O. Era of the 18th saws
that Farragut had made a formal de-
mand for the surrender of fort Morgan
The rebels replied that they intended
to hold out until the last brick was
swept away.
The same paper says advices from
vicksburg of the 10th state that the
steamers Atlantic No. 2. and NJ. r.
Cheek, are reported captured in Sun
flower river, by rebel force under
Col. Liddell
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-23

We have for sale at this office a
Currency table, or Ready Reckoncr,
showing the value Of the old issue OF
Confederate notes at the rate Of dis
count, or its value IN the new cur
rency. Price one dollar. Every
person should have one, as it saves
time and trouble in calculating.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-23
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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-23

The resources ofour country are. just
beginning to be developed. We saw
on Sunday, pig, having one head,
and four ears, two tails and eight legs.
1t was found (deadJ among 4 litter
of pigs in this city. If BaInum could
get possession of that pig. flaming
handsbills and displayed ADVERTISE
ments would meet the eyes of the
people at every corner.