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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20
THE WAR.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES
FIRST DESPATCH

t NIItoI DLoF q IOH-
WAsHRaroS, May l6, l.80 p. M-To Major
General Cadwalader, Philadelphia Our latest
dates from General Grants headquarters are to
yesterday morning, at o'clock 80 minutes.
No operations Of Importance had occurred. Our
reinforcemepts were arriving.
Nothing has been received from General But
Ter since the kilograms Of Saturday.
We have intelligence from Resaca up to Il
o'clock last night,
Our lines had advanced on the left, the enc
my's earlhworks having been stormei.
Central Sherman is reported 10 have destroy-
ed wagon train, captured two guns aud thrash.
ed Roddy. EDWIN NJ. SrAsroE,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20
10 THE TAX PAYERS OF DIVISION NO.
l. UNDER THE NEW NATIONAL TAX

The United States Deputy Collector of In
ternai W Revenue, for Division No. /. comnrising
millaingon, Christiana, Brandywine and Min
Sreek hds' informs the Manufacturers, Butch.
ers and others, that the duties and taxes aooru-
lug upon their returns TO the Assessor for tho
Jan r'n as y, april 1854, will be due on the 10th
once on and after the 10th until the 8Otb of
Nay ior the purpose of receiving the same.
rayment IN all cases to be made in gold or silver
1oln I OF IN Treasury notes issued under The au-
mor,Iy Of the unitel States, or in notes of banks
organized under the act to provide National
currency, and known as National Banks.
anal nn persons not availing themselves of the
opportunity Of the time named, will subject
themselves to an addition Of ten per cent an the
amount due. ~ NSH' Y" wv
os John P; HILYARD, Deputy Collector,
ohce GIG Market Street. Office bours 9 TO
II A. NJ, l. to 81 P. NJ. NAV 10 9v.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20

Governor Parker, of New Jersey, on Monday,
called out the militia forces Of that State. bv re-
quest of the President.
The New York city militia are ready to start
for Washington, at short notice.
The rebel iron clad Richmond made her ar
pearance on the 10th, and was driven back by
the monitors.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20
bogus CALI FOR TRoops,

Great excitement was created throughout
the country on Wednesday last by pro-
clamation which appeared in the Copperhead
organs of New York, the World and journal
OF Commerce, and was then telegraphed TO
all parts OF the country, purporting to be a
call for 100000 more troops. The excite
ment was intense, particularly in New York.
where it originated, aud committee ON the
part OF the prominent merchants waited on
the proprietors of those papers and showed
Them dispatch from Washington denying
the authenticity of the proclamation. In the
face OF this fact, says the New York Tribune,
the proprietors Of the journal Of Commerce
insisted upon the genuineuess of the Pro-
clamation, and refused to contradict on their
bulletin the report, stating that it was au-
thentic from the Associated Press. They
still persisted, Notwithstanding one of
their employees brought denial from Mr..
Craig, the agent OF the Associated Press.
The excitement at this obstinacy on the
part Of the Journal continued to increase,
and it was not until violent demonstrations
we're made, particularly against Mr.. Stone
Zone of the proprietors,) who was charged
with connecting the report and refusing to
contradict it, Notwithstanding he knew it to
be false, for the purpose of allowing the
Proclamation to 60 out in the steamer, that
the paper issued bulletin denying the
whole affair. This had the desired effect
aud the crowd retired. During the excite
ment Gen. Mcclellan visited the editoria,
department and remained there some time
Hon. William fl. Seward Secretary
of State, sent despatch to New York,
which, in addition to similar denial
from Mr.. Stanton, puts quietus on this
fabrication, which was no doubt Illuminated
by the oopperhead press, for the purpose of
sending it out in the steamer to have an in.
auence in Europe, and create the impression
that the recent battles have not been atten-
ded with that degree Of success claimed bv
the Government, in crushing out treason and
rebellion. The following is Mr.. seword,s
dispatch -
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, May ls, 1864.
TO THE PUBLIC.
A paper purporting to be Proclamation
Of the President, countersigned by the Sc
cretary of State, and bearing date OF the nth
day Of May, is reported to this Department
as having appeared in Tie N. 7. World of
this date, This paper IL an absolute torqe,v.-
No proclamation of this kind or any other
has been made by the President or issued
or proposed to be issued by the State De-
Partment or any other Department of this
government WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Sec'y of State
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20
MARRIED.

GREEN-oUTTEN.-on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. VIM. @. Robinson, Mr.. G. W. GREEN to
MISS HESTER j. 0uTTEN, both of Sussex
County, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20
GRAY Hair Restored-Baldpesa Prevepted d

uIaY Halr Kest0red-Baldness PreVente q
London Hair Color Resorer and Dressing"
.. Lnndon Hair Cnior Raeto.a, nnI prasa;ns,
q" London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing
" London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing"
nEsToREs GRAY HAIR WITHOUT DYEINa.
This discovery for the preservation Of the
huh'tn hair 10 taking the lead of all hair prera-
ratiens, besides restoring the color and making
hair grow on bald heads, it is beautiful dress
ing, keeps the hair soft, smooth and flexible, re-
moves any eruptiye disease, Itching, scurf, Dam
druif, &c. Many who were bald aud gray have
had their hair permanently restored. Only one
preparation. Large bohles, go cents elk bottles,
$3.50 Sold by nr, swayne s. Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, to whom all orders
should be addressed. .ssp26
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20
OBITUARY..
LINES WRITTEN ON THE DEATH or
Narcissa, wife of Henry r. Durs
Who dspdrt'd this life, September 2GM, Iss,
aged Tpsnty-nins years.

NSNN WettS@NHt Ycuf14
Weep not Harry, God has chouen
One more spirit to his throne:
Weep not Harry, God has tAken
Ihy aeaT companion 10 his home.
Though you laid her llfeless body
Underneath the yerdAnt sod.
But her spirit dwells In Heaven,
Vhy dear MARA rests with God.
oh shs Ger had tasted beauties,
In this lower world Of ours;
h'er hAu seen the bloom and sunshins
VI AArths sweet and fairy flowers,
Well she trod the sandy sen shor.
of this cold aud ehAngeful ilfe,
WIN strong heart 10 do her duty,
And her spirit fptlyriie.
Well know no deeper anguish.
mAy enahroud husbands heart.
man @ 70 breathe the farewell whisper,
With companion dear to part,
Closed the eye, that oh, SO oft,n.
besned 80 full Of love to thee,
And that companions voice Of music,
Must It ever silent bel
Must thy children all 10 lonely
Ana thy loving heart SO true,
Hear NO more, her gentle whisperf
On thy NbRA sings to you.
Sings as sing the little childreu.
When enthroned with 10y ana lova
Sings as sing the pure and holy,
when they rest with God above.
Oh in dearest tones He whispers.
hoilest words Of hope and love,
And in every fadlng flower
Speaks He as the gentle dove.
Then, oh, dear and preoious friend.
Let thy heart be allied with cheer.
kver feeling ever trusting,
That thy companion still is nssr;
Aud will guide thy steps to duty,
Cheer thee on thy lonely way,
That this world 80 full Of beauty,
But shall ope brighter day.
Where your souls shall be unIted.
In the holy bonds Of love,
" mere no hopes ahAll Ger be bIishtad
In that blissful home above.
Oh mourn not, this hour Of trouble.
Soon must come to each and ali,
And On hearts most full Of pleasure,
Drrkest shadows soon may fall.
All, like thy most precious Mana.
soon must meet the parting day,
Mother, children, sister, lover,
Bid farewell and pass away.
Well know one chair 10 vacant,
Sad anc lonely is thy home,
Since one heart has ceased to light 1t,
Since dear NARA Is ON It gone.
On would sweet rays OF sunlight,
Soon might light your darkened hearth,
And your hearts o'erhung with shadoWs,
Zee how beautiful is earth
Mark the little starry lighters
That hedeck the azure sky,
sent u cheer, 10 bliss, and brighten,
By = Father ever nigh.
Trust in him he gives us power,
10 withstand the trial Of day,
Trnat in God in trials hour,
Though he calls the loved AWAY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20
8 N. PETTENaILL & Co.

Ne. 81 Park RotO, Nsao York, 4 Statest, Boston,
authorised Agents in those cities to take Ai
srtseneats and subscriptions for the Jehrnal aud
tateaman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20

HEAD oUAsTsas TniaD sspARArE BRIoADs.
sh Aimy Corps,
GENERAL ORDERS, ''"V'e may 'th' 1854
No. !.
tra., j: 10 obedience u General Orders. No Il
ID lsSl 9uIrrs Middle Department sh A. O. dated May
BrieSga In assume command Of the 80 Separate
~, ~ Fne Head Quarters Of the command Viii bo In IN
my2O ~ JOHN X. KENLY,
" Btg. Con. Copmandiu
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obituary..
.A!cxaIl-
DIED, October .2nl. lsGi. AleNan-
der II. ron uf Mary +. and II. :. B">lcy.

DIED, October s2n,l. lsGi. .AleNan-
der IL. ron us Mary +. and II. :. B">icy.
aged :; vr;iv-, months and II days.
His parc,li- have the deepest sympathy
OF many friends and relatives. in Til "a!
bereavement. ON "h;It panI- at sorrow
and affection. Intends his doain-, parents.
IL i rendered. l.1b.y -. from IN: circln
stances of hi, death having been burnt to
death in a t-S mi'Iu,">). Eilick was a
rr-cacluu-. helutiiui and inter"s ing
child 40 more will W.. hear hi- tiny foot
step nor his tn"rry voice: hi bright eyes
Ar. closed forever lui his Cherub lips are
robbed of their fragrant breath. Precious
little boy! lhuu has left n void on earth
that time cannot ill. His form lies motion
less in III" gloomy vault his voice Is
hu-h.d IN tn" silence OF III" -rart'. Bat II
should b. :. cpn-ol3n- ttIought to his parents
that hi yong aud pare >pr:t has been
removed from ,.,trth .r. it hu! been con
tunin .tcd w.tA Kin He has yoLc where
-orruw i uuhn,wn. Think, oh . think
>mrowiug parents. what tie ypu have in
heaven.
IT, \ FErE>D.
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Notice to Confederate Ia Z
Debtors.

Section u and IL oi Assessment Act.
DiSrHi,T % CADDp. tui.r.&Crni: : OFFICE.
Shreveport. November 9th. la"l.
IL Persons. IriG> and Corporations
~ heretofore assessed. are hereby mott
lid tina, appeals from ,hca-s"s-rnc'ls which
may he examined in the District Go lcctor :
office. must be made ia ,cr.ii"g. within the
next fifteen DAYS and that all taxes assessed
must lie paid within forty five days from
the date OF Assessment. under u penalty OF
,cti per cent. Additional thereon and IN" cost
of judicial proceeding to- the recovery
thereof. SAN IL . M bi:'BEH.
unvlJ Ct District Collector.
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Notice..
OFFICE PoSr QCAErEEM,SrEH. DIST. No.,
TAN IN kIND.

OFFICE PoSr QUAETEEM.SrEH. DIST. No.2,
TAN IN kIND.
Shreveport, La. Nov. 30. 1854. J
T\DER Article 23d of Instructions from
l Col. Lukiu Smith Assistant Quarter
master General in charge, motto" is hereby
given tn all producers of the Tax in Kind
in the second collection District of Louis
i.ana. that the 10Th of December, 1861. i
appointed A. thu day on which the several
agents will receive, at their rc-pccliv" de-
pots. the following articles of the 1.-THE Tax
now due. viz: Wheat, ous. Rye, Buck
wheat Mola>>"S, Sugar, Fodder. Hay. Wool.
Corn Short Corn. Rice. Wish Pot stocS, Cot
ton. Peas, Beans and Ground Peas.
Those failing to deliver any OF the above
mentioned articles due under their assess
mrns. within thirty days from that day
subject themselves to pay five times its ~
timatcd value. which penalty Is prescribed
by law, and will he r;gilly enforced.
J. PINCkNEI SMITH.
Capt. x L. q. NJ. District No. ,.
Shreveport News. South Wc-.Hrn. Home
Had, Louisiana Baptist and SatchitUche
Times copy times and send bill a above
! deco ST
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From the iiichHnonl Enquirer. No.
Lecture for JEFF. Davis.
\ i'U,rI.>D.

The cons tuition OF tn" Confederate
states cvi"ul- 20 til" Pre-, the u'yis .. it,
prnr,.iirn. aud. ~,.irctiu. it Ont from all
other PROFESSIONS. give it an honorable So
curitv against even tn" Congress of th"
Contrdrracy. t"up'iI- II with IN" ire"
wor-hip OF Almighty God. the constitution
connects il also with tit" right of III" people
ne .cc, hly to assemble. and To petition the.
Government Tor !. rrIc.s OF 2 .icvaninc">.
l., plac" in the Constitution i between the
IDr Dri and the tDr pny'U subordinate
to tn. one, superior To The other. This
could not hay" been mere accident: there
must hay. existed SOM. reason tor This pro
lection. and Tor the immediate conjunction
vi h religion and popular petition.
We fad th- same Importance given to
the press in tAc -iNtrrn'h article of the Il il
of Right. reported by Mr.. Wylhc. of the
Virginia Convention. to the Federal Cons i
tuition ~ follows: That the freedom of the
Press i one of the C.cIlv-t bpiwurn- ..
liberty. aal ought not /" be violated. :
What sort If "A bulwlrk # liberty would the
press be with d,'Ii''i rditur>-'hc and r
ling, OF an undcIlrngt 1t is to this ac-ra.
/ d..I po-i tiou iilat the i'rc,i lent ha de!lbcr
at l. rrc"mm 'ud"d Congress 10 reduce IN,
B Press. He does not say tn It the army
needs their services. but that tn" cXcnp
! ,ion by law should be Repealed. and tn I
| "A discretion hc ..r-t"i il the military an
/ thoritie> to detail The editors whcI>ocve
! and wherc,orvcr thos. authorities may re
| gard them rs essential to the publtc >cr
. vice.
Editors as individuals, deserve no more
consideration from the Congress than ''>ho~
makers tanners, biacksmiths. printers. mil
lrr~ miners. physicians aud telegraph OF
orators; bat AS the Press. without editors
would b" pIayin- Hamlet with the part q
Hamlet omitted. there i something due +
the intelligence ot the people. which d.
mands at the hands OF Congress. that til
Pres. ot III" country be- not wholly prrStrt
ted at the font of the Executive power. an
forced to petition for existence. ani t. +,
crivr it upon such conditions as the Exc,
utjve or hi. detailing sLbOrdinitcS ma
choose t" impose.
Exemption by law gave an HONORABLE
position II the Press. secured It's indepc,
. drnce and left no rod suspended over 4
hcld, but such as the people raised by the
support or rejection. But an editor eme
ring from that ceSspool of corruption, u
Diet Ill system, would be an object of o,fen
to the virtuous propc OF these states, al
r the paper he conducted cease to be an {
: gan OF public opinion. and become the IN
:. cradle conduit of those TO whose favor
owed His exemption rom eiie ranks.
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Soldiers Tax.

Motto. to Confederate Tax Debtors.
4 IL. Business Persons and Professional
~ Men heretofore reg iS'ercd for the YEAR
lsGi and o,h.is who should have been
rcciStcrrd and y persons assessed or liza
bic to h.. taxed in or Tor III" present year.
are hereby notIiic'i that the &. :. Tax Act
Of Juuc lUth. | sci entitled An Act t" raise
money To increase III" pay OF soldier.
l.vi,.- An additional tax % one. fit h In"
amount % tax on all subjects OF ttXt'i"n.
including III" t;.N on the vn'u" nj properly
employed in a.rlci'it"r". and iunt SAID "u'-
filth must be. rni /" th,. und"v-I .,n.i IN "c'r
syue NOTES or thcir cyni"n'e,t within thirty
DAYS from this date. uuh''r penalty OF zen
per cant. additional. ~ prescribed by sec.
ton II oi th. Agreement Act.
SAIL VAN BtRBEE.
district Collector for Cadd" Parish.
Shreveport Nov. . lS6i n"v!t IT
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from the Gazette Extra Dec. 9th.

Camden. Dec. 1. Northern Dispatches
Nashville. Nov. l5.-OLe column of Sher
mau : ARMY left Atlanta on the 9th, taking
the Jason road. The: will pass through
Mil'ci-vilie and max. an eff t ~ release
the tnlou prisoners. Another column left
for Augusta. Two cc!nnn> concentrate"
AZ Arlanta to move on Charleston or All
fort. Macon and Augusta railroads dcs-
truycI ~ they pass sherman carrie,
,ixtv DAYS ratiuu-. sherman army consists
ut .n.lr corps and ten thou-anl cavalry
g. 900 all told.
Eichmoud papers say sherman is threat
rniny Mobile.
Richmon papers says: Gen Breckin-
ridge reports on 18th having turned Bull
Gap. The enemy attempted to ret, eat with
Np,nghn's AMI Dmllr's commands. He
str ,cl their column, routed it. and captu. e
overall huHirc pr.-Nl ~. tn stands u'
! culor~. six prc"- at ARTILLERY. ct>:"HS an
. horses complete. tiity .nt'!"l w.ig,H> ana
nnpul ,ncrs W til me lie Al I'll plies
Gen. Hood i, III mn';nrI. ic in..ing
: East Tennessee.
\ large po ton of Sherman force is mo"
! ing toward. Selma.
! An immense fleet wth stores has arrived
at NJ bile.
Washington. NV. lS.-A IctcrIu ned {!
fort is about 20 be III ,ic by the ;,lm!n. IA
don To bring about an understanding W.T.
the Cunfrhcracy. Commissioners will b
appointed To meet rebel commissioners.
Peace propositions will be preSen;c
rebels.
! The Richmond Dispatch says
Belief is expressed here that Maco'
has fallen, Flanks of the eneia,
st. etched over many miles, by caval
ny obtaining supplies and occupying
; towns. Milledgevillc was capture
by cavalry. Some members of tn
, Legislature were captured. Gree
. excitement.
Il Augusta, Georgia, militia und'
: Howell Cobb and G,nstavus Smi,
=, offered but little resistance.
l.oui.viils, Nov. 23.-After CT
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NOTIEE is hereby given 70 the dc.ai led
~ agritrl;uralist %? his parish. that they
Will not be allowed to move with tier ne.
gro.s to Texas. without II special permit
from Department Head Quarters for III It
purpose. TIL. details OF all planters join
ing in this movement will be revoked, and
their wagons and teams impressed. This
order viii not apply I" p nnt.rs living on
Red River below Tones Bayou though
their removal will b. discount"nanccd I'm
less necessary I" prevent their property
from falling into til" hands OF the enemy.
In the event of Sudden danger. the planters
will be- given timely motto. +" remove their
property. W. fLpi kNoi'
.lnct;-Z. Enrolling Officer.
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Notice.

TAX IN KIND PAYERS.
"TIOSE who failed To meet me ~ my
l. former appointment are notified that
| will be At Greenwood on Saturday. Sd
and 10Th of December; Shreveport.
Capt Smith ohise.) on the 9Th. 18th and
10Th of December.
\. &. OGILNIE.
Assessor Tax in Kind. CIddo Tax District.
Shreveport. Nov. %, lSGi. nov2o 81
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Sll,.YiG-> sale.
In D.wyict COurt-.StGte Of L".'s
Parish IF Cui,j0.
No. GS5l

J ". :. MITCHELL v. L. X. BLACK.
nI VIRTUE of writ of ;icri tIcil~ tr
ID me directed by III" Hon"rabl" District
Cour. ut the Parish OF taddo. and stat"
aforesaid, | will offer for IN t at public anc-
ton, in front of the MAJ krt house. in the
city uf Surevcpurt Parish and STATE at"rc
-uid to the highest bidder on SiTt EDAl
the IN day ut January, 4. D. l>Gj. between
the hours of | ! o'clock. \. Vi. aud O'Clock.
T.. Vi. the following described property
seized ~ that al the defendant. L. L Black
and To pay and satisfy the writ above mem
toned, tp-wit: The northwest halt OF loi
OF ground purchased by K. I. Euckncr OF
J. VI. Lnulrum. "t paris Of lots Nos. aud
, in Block W. -. in the town ot ~hr"vr
port. with the buildings and improvements
thereon Sold t. >al Black 10y WATSON
it b-in. the -,,'mr property now occupied
bv l.. TricrwiI"r. a. a drinking saloon. OF
Market street.
Terms nt Sarc-Ca-h, with the benefit o.
appFai>cmcnt. ~
Shreveport Dec. &, ls6i. dcc6-3t
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A REGiMENTAL BAND which has been
n three years in The service is badly in
need of two Il fiat Baritone instruments. and
one y fiat bass Any on" having one or all
OF these Instruments for sale can find = pur-
chaser by calling at this Office.
Il.c & L.
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Local Advertise's.
EOr Snle

TINUE following blanks having been print
i cd to order. aud payment refused. they
ar. Offered for sale. ; quir"s form No.
3guircs torm No. 3 quir'' form No. =; |
Iuivc form Fo. IL :: qnir" form NJ. -: !
guirc form No. 10; qurr form No. u !
quires torn No. - ; quir" form No. 20
nnirr form No. ~ ; quircs form No. 10
guirc form No. 80; / quirc form No ~ ;
uuirc No. 10 riuir" form Nos D and =?
IuutI!.e al this Office.
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H. " hen a soldier. ordered before n
.boasd Of examiners FOR oonscTipts. or Il
hospital examining board" in pursuance
az paragraph III, General Drdcrs No. l4i,
current series. r. unable 10 appear 10y rsa-
son of ply steal disability. he will Forward
to the Enrolling officer IL certificate To Thu
effect. signsd by his attending physician,
which certificate will also embrace full
and accurate statement of the case. The
Enrol!ing officer will submit the certificate
IN either board. who. IN conference with
him, will make upon it such rccouimcnda-
ton as may be warranted by the facts as
ccrtsined, and the character OF the parties
This recommendation. with the statement
will be forwarded ~ directed in the para
graph above quoted.
Ky order
: COOPER.
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uE,per ARrHRS BUREAU or Co>>CnriTIoN.
Trans Mississippi Department.
M.Rs!I.,L. fEsas, October 81. IsGi
General Orders,
No %.
Y The following extra-t frots General
L. Order No. lj0. \. q l. Is. o., is pub
i;shed Tor the inf ,rma,iou ot all coz. ccrn.d,
siz:
AeurANr axp INSPECTOR GENERAL. = DFFiCk
RpMMc>p. Dreonbcr ]. 1863.
General Ordrs-,
No. III.
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Spelling: BOOK.

Now ready tor delivery
~ The SOUTHERN S!LL!.Es.
By Mrs VI. i. Hay, la;' prin .ipti at the
Shreveport fcmal. .inai"Iny.
The Southern Sp"l!'r Is d"-igncd '"r b."
-uncr- aud is intended ~ a .>p"ij"F ami
H.,ni.-: it. character i such as wI.i inter
est children and attract their attention.
Price Single copies SO. in new issue
or Louisiana money: or 30 cents sp.c.r.
!. copies 500. Liberal discount t. the
trade.
Orders should b" forwarded imm",iin'"'y
As the edition il not la~g"; and they viii
H.. filled in thu. order received. sent 1" an.
address. posi- paid on receipt % pric".
Address. JNb. DIG klN>DE.
uctll New bnicc. Shreveport La.
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-. Mary's Convent.

Faculty consisting of tiv. Teachers
- ATES OF TuITtON-Sl:j. $50. So
IL Mu ic so. state money nr New Is
sue received. oct2J
Sau,h- Wc,'rr, r',:l,o cury
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For Rent.
R()BB y.

NNIE Catholic Church was entered on
l. Wednesday night. the 10th inst. and
robbed of three abs or white ve-tmrnt-
used in altar service; chori-tcr vcstueats.
white and red. "A b"u.dictiou veil of bro
cade: besides number of articles OF ci"-
thing and irapery. used in catholic woT-
hin. The Iiscuvcr-r of these articles Will
render = notable service to the Church, and
receive a liberal reward
Nov. Is ga.
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LOST! :!

DETWEEN Shreveport and the VIM"
- Garden. IT." tmbrpiyl" of young
lady. \ liberal reward will be PAID the
finder Add e. Box %. ;It tue Post Otit"
or drlive. n" auG.u'ypr At ihr "tic. ct
CaGdn Gazette J. II. kE\EllA\.
DIG L. II !
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100 Ne.vOes Wanted

LNDR the next year. or during In" WAT.
would take the round lot of men. NO
ui.n and children. on fair terms: must
have "a good man force and good driver
j. 5. .. BROOKS.
Seven League, Smith Co. Texas.
For treatment, refer to my ncighbors
and those who HAY. had negroes in my EN-
pl"ymc,;: also 70 T. J. Hickman: Capt. j
I'd. Caldwell Shreveport. OF l.. Caionh
ESQ near Clruticrsvillc, La.
liov29 st.
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12ass;sVay.

~ der-gu.d living / miles east Of Ely
san Fields. Texas. - negro boy named
JIM. aged about II years g fee! Of 10
inches high; very dark complex on. Any
prr-ou giving III. any Information. or log
ing him in jail will h" rewarded
X. +. COOK.