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favorably known pioneer In medical discovery
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Shreveport news., 1864-08-02

a correspondent writing to the
Houston News, under date of I'rini-
ty, La, July 1st says:
Yankee videtts seven miles oppo-
site this place, on the road to Vidalia,
at which place one regiment of ne
croes Is stationed. -Four companies
of Z. s. white cavalry were stationed
four miles on this side. By a lady,
who left Natchez on the Goth, we are
informed than 700 Yankee cavalry
with a large number of wagons and
all the carts in Natchez, started out
on raid. They were attacked by
Col. Scott's cavalry, nine miles East
of that place, who completely routed
them, capturing all the wagons and
carts, two pieces of artillery and 60
or 20 prisoners. She also reports
that they ere apprised Of our move
that they are expecting a simulta-
neous attack from both sides of the
river. She further says that Yam
kee officer told her that Morgan had
been successful in his every endeavor
in Kentucky that Forrest, with n
large force. with siege guns, and large
supply trains, was moving on Grand
Gulf, Mississippi.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02
CIRCULAR.
r, or.s J,RoR BUREAU, y. W. LA.

~ .
Shreveport, La, July 9th, 1864.
IN accordance with paragraph ), Gem
L. cral Orders No %, current series
rom Department Head Quarters, all officers
and agents of the government having charge
of negroes throughout. or from the DIST.
West La. will furnish 10 these Head Quar-
ter<, on the lst Of Aut''st. le64 and on tue
lat Of every month thereafter, i correct and
certified muster you of the same, giving
owners name and residence.
ii. Hereafter no officer or agent of tbs
Governmentwil transfer anys'aves belong
inc to this District to any other person, bu-
rcau or department. except through these
Head Quarters.
JI. Slaves from this District will be re-
ccinted for by this Bureau only. and all re-
nrisitions for negroes must be made upon
this bureau. and on forms prescribed and
furnished by the same.
". Until further orders. Shreveport, 10.
is designated rs the place OF rendezvous tor
;,Il free negroes and slaves enrolled in this
District.
Y. All descrtions Of negroes will be re-
ported promptly to this office, and owners
of neg, oes are particularly enioined to use
every possible effort to prevent the deser-
ZION of their slaves, and to keep them in SER
GEO. SOULE,.
/ Lt.Col. Chief Labor Bureau, d. w. La.
/ Approved:
BY command of
Gene,sL Z. KtRnV SMITH
! w. Il. BOGGS,
Brig. C.on'l & Chief of Staff
Louisiana. Marshall, Texas, and Wash
ngton AK, papers copy times. au2-3t
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02
Notice.

gIyIIE following Daned negroes nave peer
/ placed in my care by order OF his Excel
lency II. w. Allen. Governor ofLouistana-
Negro woman ELIZABETH, dark com-
plexion aged about 40 years. Said to be-
long to Evan Jeffres, Calhoun county
Mississippi.
PETER, aged about 50 years; ELIZA.
45 wears :CHARLOTTE. 80 years; ELLEN,
% years JANE, ls years and DARIUS,
20 years all of dark complexion. Said 10
belong to the Estate Of Claudius johnson,
parish of Tensas, La:
Negro girl PATSY, aged about " years.
Judat, about 10 years; Hester. shout I'D
wears Trice about years and ia Ok boy
about 10 years old all Of dark complexion.
Said to belong to George Marshall. near
NatcheZ, Mississippi.
Negro woman MARTHA. Of black com
piexion, aged about3o years. Said to be
long to james n. Gwin, Homes county Mis-
Negro man LOUIS, dark complexion;
a ~ed about 40 years. Said to belong to
Nessrs. Warfied u Tibbetts, Homes county
| Miss
Negro boy FRANK. dark complexion:
aged about 10 years, belongs to Mr.. Duncan
near Waterproof, La: The said boy is now
I sick at the house of Capt. a. II. Payne, in
| RILEY, a negro boy of dark compleIion;
/ aged about 10 years. Said to belong 10
Mrs. Anna Coyington, near Waterproof,
! Louisiana.
J MARIA, a negro girl; aged about II
wears. and NANCY, aged about II years
! both OF dark complexion. Said to belong
to William Carter. of Madison parish, La.
SUSAN, negro girl of dark complexion ;
aged about S years, and AMOS, boy OF
light complexion aged about S years
Said to belong to Alfred Davis. Natchez.
Miss.
/ MARY, a negro woman of dark complex
ion. aged about As years. Said to belong
to Mrs Catherine Enrtis, Isequena county,
Miss.
MARY. negro woman, aged about %
years. and her male child about one
year old. CEILY. woman. aged about
55 years. TARPER. a boy about 10 years
HENRIETTA, a girl at 0 1t years; SUSAN,
girl about 5 years; HENRY, a boy about
IA wears; SARAH. a girl, about IL years ;
VIVA, girl about 6 years, and PATSY,
girl about 3 years. Said to belong to
Robert Turnbull, Isequena county. Miss.
ELLICN, a negro boy. black complex
ion: aged about Is years. Said to belong
to Elijah Shuttleworth. state of NJ ssissippi
The owner can recover the same ~
proof of Title and paying charges.
TEMPLE :. COOSS.
:. -, Commissioner
= Shreveport, .TaIy tn 1861. Aug2-t
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02
The Memphis Appeal of the 2s'

The Memphis Appeal OF the Esd
june. says.
Various reports We're brought down
by parties from the front this morning
concerning the fight yesterday. After
a careful sitting Of them, we gather,
what we consider as the most relia-
Bile, that the enemy, about half-past
) o'clock yesterday evening. attacked
ourwork on cur extreme left. Steven
sons and Hindman's division met
them, and spirited action ensued for
two hours auaa half. Wedrove them
through three lines Of battle, capt'ir-
ing as many breast works, and sixty
prisoners. Some thirteen pieces OF
, artillery We're taken, it is reported,
but ONLY eight were carried off.
I Gen. pettus, Of Alabama, and Col.
: Walker, Of the Sd Tennessee, are re-
/ ported among the missing.
/ Our loss is estimated at GOO to
1000 killed and wounded. The enc
my's loss is very heavy.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02

Il md a. wears. Except artizans. mechan-
irs and ucrsons Of scientific skiil.) who
nav be found in the employment OF Quar-
t,r masters, Commissnries. Ordnance ON
GERS. Navy Agents Provost Mar-hals and
Officer : OF the CUnscript service, and viii
promptly report to this office such officers
"a may after said 18th inst, have such per
sons in their employ. accompanied with the
affidavit Of some credible person TO tn" tact
that charges may be preferred against thtin
according to the act of Congress. Details
from M source whaievcr viii protect such
employees from the operation of this order
\ -tcs'gre and Collectors of Confederate
Taxes. Officers Of the Confederate IrcaSu-
r.. and c;npluvcos Of tie Niirc and Mining
Bureau. and the AdiuiAnt Generals Depart
meut will rot be irr"ri"rcd with urHi lh"y
can b., replaced with competent and -u!t l.
bic person, from the Tr-erre corps or those
touud unfit for field service. N'T Viii thi'
order apply To- the parties OF hrEde!.' "Eo
vrrs, &c. NAL" up by tn" a=rnt u Maj. a.
i. Howard. u1'il such parties can be com
plei.d and li.t- Of them furnished to De
par,meat Headquarters for approval,
*. Enrolling officers viz at-" c.H.' I"
rr arrested a3i sent 20 their coramlE!s 90
camps %. instruction ali ~. peTs' fN a,
have been or may be detailed reN"inp;"l
. tpg. other rurpo-.s han duty Ia tsn = al
. Departments. Who .,n not regularly ~ o.
performance ot the iuj,os or pro'teud n o
the hu-in"-s for which th"y were detained
or "N ,Hn'Cl.
y. rar-pns liur'r 10 CONSUMPTION, VIII.
are not acting y, pr,.n-, Narshai-. vii
At oucc be enrolled and sen. 70 camps f"
instruction.
Urns. GIN. GREER.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02
For sale,
TREASURY AGESCy:TIASs-MIss DEPT.
Marshall, J.ly 4th, 1864.

4 very likely GIRL, about 10 years cid.
n of pleasant manners and coun!cnancc.
and raised in gcntncl family. Is u fine
harze md dining room servant. No.
washer and ironcr Inquire at the office.
August
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02
Headquarters Trans mississippi department.
[nxrnur1 SHREVEPORT La, july g. 1864
No

following Particles named ADOPTED by mn
ornnir of n concerned
of esnakng
, revision and lh"i Fa'oh
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02
Teachers.

4 GENTLEMAN and lady. experienced
" and fully quail fed desire a situation
rs Teachers. For further particulars
address "Ph. II. ~hrcvcport. Ia.
au-2-3l
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02
!. F.. Putnam. VIM. Henderson
Putnam s. Henderson.

CCttlIll~~I<fli -NItTV 'iifiIFN'
E0glc Pass. TJrGS. and NGi0UorGs, MericC,
References g T.. Kowrs & Bros. Shrcvr-
mort. In ap1a-6'I'
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02

MAJOR 4 Controlling 3ralt"!m '-''r.
viyl2-it STAT" OF Lou ana
Louisiana paper copy until 1T AHs"-',
1864
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02
General Orders.
No ~,

/ In accordance with an Act OF Con
.,rrss. entitled An act Ia incr"h~" III" ELI
cheney of the army by tho employment "i
fret, nrrrOc. and slaves in certain cap1cl'
,ir.. approved February 18th, ls6i. all
male tree negroes aud other persons "i
color, not including those who are lrrc uu-
der the treaty ct Paris Of l-"j. OF undcr
the treaty of spain OF i-l9, resident IN the
Confederate States. between tn" ages OF
Is and 80 years, will h" Immediately en-
rolled under tn" direction oi the b"vea"
IT copscription.
II. The Bureau Of Consumption viii tax"
TIE necessary steps through the Enrolling
Officers To- enroll Immediately oneitth OF
all the nalo slaves, in this Department, he
tween the ages of IL and - years.
III. All free negroes and slaves 50 en-
-oIIcd will be sent to rendezvous dcsigaa-
ted by the Ccmmandant- OF negro Labor
for the several States, accompanied ny dos
crip,vc rolls.
iV. acquisitions for negro labor must
be made upon the Commandments OF negro
labor Of tho several State
V. All officers and Agent nj the Gov
eminent in charge Of slave lit furnish
monthly. tn III" ComwmiH.J> Of H"er'
labor # the several -irH.- =" which ''
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02

l. The following General Order from
Department Head Quarters l. published
for the information and Observance o; all
concerned, viz
"Irp Q'Rs. TKAN-MI DEPARTMENT.
Shreveport. July 2oIh, l~ti.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02

Gazette and Southwestern copy.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-02

/ RICE.
, 1864-05-07
F0R THE PUGET SOUND HE' AID.
THE ECHOEs.
BY VIZ. .. oRExErL.

=. -. -.
Hush! list to the echoes which come o'er the
wave,
"FrOm the land Of our fathers, the home Of tie
bfaye;''
They whisper Of battl which icrcely shall wag
They tell Of drama. and this is the stage.
.,,n, .,;,,. ,.,o,. ,ha ,o,,on ,,,,,
grows,
And the fair plains arc deeked with the bloom
of the rose;
Where for ages the black has IN agony tolet.
While the lords Of creation their hands have not
siled;
Where lab rsdcGradiuG and manhood i erGsh,.l
-, hlush.d;
Wlrrc man is a chattel, and woman a thing
Whose charms On the block at an auction they
r,, sing;
,ds,o,,sd us i, a"S broken * NM as I bu, slavery cam cam
, 1864-05-07
sTEIIAcooM WASHINGTON TERRITORY SATURDAY MAY 1864

in place Of fighting, were occupied in drink
ing the healths Of the couple. The device Of
Hume, in sending them to the Newmilne,
was admired for its ingenuity; and all Bssr;
wick rang with the praises Of Hume and His
far spouse. Regular entries were made
in the council books, ,f the expedition to
the Newmilne, where they braived the
Scottcs to come out and fecht them, butte
the cowardcs never appeared" But it was
deemed prudent To say nothing therein Of
Humc's trick, which, doubtless, might have
reduced the amount Of bravery which it
was necessary should appear, for the honor
Of the town.
, 1864-05-07
NO.. FL.

for rent until shei is able ~ pay you. linen,
and not till then, will you fecelye your mo-
ney. Do you promise! yes9r RQ!" .
Icertalnly shall agree 70 no such terms"
said Mr.. Deane, tartly. q.
livery we'll, sir, can wait"
Miss Ael.en deposited lie key in the
pocket Of her grey dress, and sat down to
her copying. Had she been . man, Mr.,
/ cane would have probably knocked her
down-as il was, she wore IN invisible armor
Of power III the very fact that she was Q
fiagile, 81 ght Eoteah, !, mid she knew il.
Miss Olive be said sternly, tlet. rs
terminate this ai.hhery. Unlock that
dOor?'
"Mr. .Deane, will uot,' ~.
al shall shout and alarm the heighbots,
then, or G, II q policeman" Il ..
Very well, MIR. Leane, do % if you
please"
Sic d'pped her pen in the ink and Began
on the first Iage. Matthew sat down pug
zled and scomfted, and watched the long
lashed eyes and faintiy tinted cheek Of his
keeper. She was very pretty-what q pity
she was so obstinate.
Miss Olive ?"
nSir!, ~, IL. &
"1he clock has just struck Twelve"
81 heard H., ;: j,
al should liks to get out to get some
lunch.' iu HT
81 am sorry that luxury is out of your
power
"Are you 7" Il, 49,. :, ;,
of thing any lOnger!" 'i5
"No!' m,s,:...i N
How proyokingly nonchalapt she ,&as;
Mr.. Leane eyed the .poEket Of the ErsS dress
greedy and walked dp and down the room
pettishly. ia
II have an appointment at opel, ~
Indeed! what pity You win be una
bic to keep it," u. -
He took another turn across the room;
and looked up with smile. h
swell, are you ready to promise !" -59r
Hang it, yes, what else can | do?" D
You promise y
~ do because I can't help myself"
Olive drew tie key from her pocket with
soitened Eyes.
"You have made me very happy, Mr..
Deahe. dare say you thank me unwo-
manly and unfeminlne,. but indeed You do
not know to what extreme we are driven BY
poverty. Good morning, SIR /, ,,
Mr.. Deane. sailed forth With curious
compilation Of thoughts and emotions strug,
Cling through his brain, in which gray
dresses, long lashed, blue, eyes and scarlet
, 1864-05-07
Taken Prisoner.

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, 1864-05-07

A friend, residing in Port Hurck, Mich.
gan, has a little son about nine years old.
4 neighbOr Of his had lovely and inter.
cssing daughter Of about the same age,
These children have been blasmates and
fast friends for several years, and, as Is fire.
quently the case id Ike circumstances, hare
been often bantered on, the ch ldish Al,
{ chment. Lately Uncle Sam E., the
father Of the boy, met little Jennie on the
street. ~ --4.t i,
What profe son do you want Alva, q
study fjr!' said he, with : merry twinkle
in his eye, at the sanie time stroking atiec-
tiO ately cur Of, the little ma dep. ~,
"Ohw said she with confused hesita.
ton and an interesting lisp, 1" l don't knQt
Mr.. E.. l shouldn't like to hive him
be minither, gueth" ,, ,;r - /,
"And why ibSi you want him to be I
minister, Jennie." said the old gentleman;
smiling. . .sI
"OR, cawt, !" replied she, FLUSHING, and
looking down with unaffected modesty;
minithers children never have any iun"
In the autobiography Of DR.. Bcecher;
III utlOu 10 uldlGVh atGi 'alu WV
who was so economical that be boasted Of
having kept all his accounts for ,ih,r,y
years with one qu.li pen. aud. sad he had
thought 81 closely on the subject If ecQn:
oIy tiidt he knew exactly how. % lean his
arm OF the table 50 as not %, take the nap
Of, and how to set down. his foot with the
least possible wear to the sole Of the shoe"
4 housemaid, who vas i ssHt to call a gen.
tleman to nner, fouHl b m engaged iR
using q tooth b b, "Well, is he coming?"
said the lady VI the house as the servant
returned. afes ma'um directly" was the
reply, "hes just sharpening his teeth"
Those Spanish girls Gre terrible c, c,estures,
when the Ct Is on them One Of them re-.
Gently killed her ,lSver in rage, AID then
stafIing him ihsb her bed, she slept upon
him f0f ite nights.
The human Siaali' brain is little thing, bu.
there may be convulsions within It mote
terrible than those Of Etna.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16
An Unfortunate nIaIden.

We are informed by B correspondent Of
the Chicago Times that, st this time, there
is in the city Of Paris q very lovely and
charming young lady who, from some
strange fatality, is destined to 20 Bingly
through the world, despite all Of her At
sttrsctiVeness and exertions. BE writes:
q She is dark beauty, with magnificent
eyes, glowing cheek, sliVely expression,
q graceful hgure-in fact, altogethsF en-
doWed with every attraction, even to that
Of having in her own right $500, ,00o, and
being an only daughter, with the prospect
Of inheriting Millions This fair lady Il
now about tWenty-six years old, and has
been engaged to be married twelve times.
Each time the seemingly fortunate lover
has died within 3 few weeks Of the time
appointed for the nuptial ceremony. Yet
no suspicious Of dagger or bowl oan be
cast upon the fair one; Q dark, nystsrl-
ons fatality has carried them away. Sew
srsl died Of typhoid fever; one was killed
in duel; one was thrown from 9 horse;
two were drowned; two we're killed by
railrosd accidents, and one hung himself.
The lady has survived all these shocks.
Thirteen may be for her the fortunate, and
not the fatal number. Why viii try