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n O6ief Attributes e Manhood lr

The 0nisf Attributes Ct AAnhood En-
tfs4usntlY los, q suspended b. nai-fraOticso and
osoul habits that viii inevitably lsad % hsreditat
dl-sass unios checked ~ tine Rssd fhe truthn ID
6o,rn 4. tie trssfiSs HUMAN TRAIITX, or PHI
r,Eoa7car IlrsnancEEs-" II 4 elsborrteiy illu1tu
tsd uiiA ooiorod engrsyings and VII convince q
Y.osfhsrdsnsd and unoonoesuod, a. Esn g reiiss-
ths uin1sof the most depending, b. leading thef
IN ne rirht channaI for relief oi bodily and Dsnt
aeony and despair.
nB6old By Dr. BA1aoHs - Else zsr-si:, a y
Prfos Is cents. Sent ffea oTtgI 1heTe ZEE Adseft3
Iss1f of = 7,rie1arnarf In smother column.
BoId also b. g. W. CLARK Druggl1t, OisVeilnti
QbtA.
diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
uary nd Sexual syBtem-neW aud reliable Treatment
in RspOrts Of ths H0wARD ASSOCIATIONS. Sent By
mail in sealed letter envelopes, fee Of charge. Ad
dress Dr. J. sEILLIH HOUGHecN, Howard AssoCiB
ti0n, No. ? South Einth-st, Philadelphia, Pa.
deo2-lf0
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OOEBECTIoNs.

UonneStions sfe made at MonrosYilIs with the San.
euHky, MalEdeld Newark T. e. a. Uivde Win ~
s1nd1sky. Dayton Cincinnati r. B., az Fremonf
Min fremont = Indiana 3. B., and ct Toiae1r7ifh
ledo WhbaSh Railroads for Chicago Detroit JacF.
sons Ecrt haynoi Logansport, Lafayette, Cairo All
Southwest, ~ - "0~s -IN
Trains arrive n OleYolEnd from Toledo and tie
west ~ 30 A H-s-Z45 P. n, and S.f5 ?. n FROM
s9s37dnsky s7ky a. ~ A.. \ L D. kUCKEB, sup'f.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-08

A FRIERD II EEED-TRT 1T. -
d. Sweets IEfALLIBLEL L1HIE ElT n BreRlst-
lFun the reo.rs Of Dr.. 5lsPhsn sWsst Of oOnaeoUe
ths Eost bone Esttsr and has bssn ussd In his Frl
Iss for tbe last twenty yeaI with the most azonb
M success. As An external remedy Il IL without
rival and VIII alleviate pain speedily than fi
uther preparation Tor all Rhsumstic and hsfVtu!
Disordsrs Il q truly fnfaibs, and e. curative tl
Bores, Wounds, bprSinl, Bruises, &C., its soothh
healing and powerful siren Fthentng pro7ensite5
site the ult wonder and astoniBhrent OF ali who hn
aVer given it EriGl. Over four hundred oert!hcatt
o. remarkable cure1 performed b. ft within the lEi
ego yesrls attest 10 this fact, Strong ArmstrcHs
a IN fueualarS fa~1n 4
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FABMs AND OUT PROPERTY

Fifteen Acres on Oedar-St,, with good HouEs aut
Barn and Fruit
Cedar Still acres, with acres of grapes
kA5t CleYsiand-hear Euclid-St. aud Wilson Ave-
nue., large and convenient Brick House, witk
mooern improvements, Barn, 2k acres land, viii
Fruit, &C. For s5,lOO
- Also, q large number Of Farms Out-I o+s
DWellingI, az too numerous 70 ADVERTISE decIs
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-05-31
CIsITHaRY.

Drowned. ii Ii;o Cow hayon near Vida
liza. La. May 18Th, JAMES CASSIDY, in
the 10Th year OF his age.
Capt. James CASH j. was born in Ireland;
his ptrents enigrate:ito Louisiana during
his infancy. VIII, all the ardor OF his ma
tive race, lie loved and claimed our south
ern land as his own. At the commence
iuent OF this struggle for iheray.he volun-
t.-.."e,'
Of ,ha,pc.i II. his health failing. BE was
grained I. .,.tlangh When the time ar
riveti 'u--s rj.itItn to his command .Vicks-
burg had c...t"ii, aud the Officially in cEp-s-
ing the Mississippi river was SO great, to-
g.,hcr with tie need we had of every man
on this side, determined lin TO Join Il COM
plny Of Stsanil n u.cn, then in anbroyo.
At the organization OF winch company, Ee
was elected Captain. In the ,ntiicts on
Red RIVER his duties have been dangerous;
! full of responsibility and toll AT fhe mo-
lnent OF his death be mad almost completed
| a successful nip to the Mississippi river in
command Of seventy five men dispatched to
| capture aud di>peIse h" jay-hawkers that
| infested that norton Of e country. He
had cap.ursd aud executed six of the most
| notorious leaders OF the different bands.
/ aud number of the less conspicuous Of
Tenders he had forced to join different con-
! Tolerate commands He had crossed with
! o1t he aid of fat. skifr or canoe, the Lusto,
Back river and six other streams. and in
crossing the seventh. within three miles OF
his destination. he met his untimely fate.
! II is men irue TO the dcv, ton which charac-
! Ter z,i ton. made every effort to rescue
.. !,l,u. list all in vain. His body was recov
cred two {; s. after and ine rreo at Capt.
Try-l,! p'&nta';on on Black liver.
I}-.s IA ,aer sentinel is Oft d:'ty forever.
a.d forever : ano her patriot soldier good
and true has accomplished his last march
Ton mbt his las. battle. and now sleeps sweet
Il ana quietly in his modest grave.
AS an oicer. Capt. Cassidy was brave,
impartial! ami kind as friend. unselfi'h
and truc - Il man. lie was indeed one of
natures rares; noDlcmen. He has gone to
the cruve crowned with heroic honors, and
his memory is c,nbalmed in the heart of
hearts OF al who knew him Us he was
Tbs sa,; news vii carry deso'a:ion to fond
an,l,!rv otcd hearts IN his home circle. but
when th.. days OF the, Gr=t grief isover. 70
viii be Il sweet so!ace for them TO knew
hat bis worth ami merit was known aud
appreciated that lie gaze his life wiling
sacrifice to the cause he loved SO well and
E when our Banners of peace are unfuried,
they will have the proud right--ttrong
= their tears to shout hurrah-for his struggles
: and his death will have made them heirs
] in the rich legacy Of Liberty and 1ndepen.
I dence.
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Tribute Of Respect.

At regular meeting of Meth Lodge No.
n. .. .. +, held this evening, 25.h inst.
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, il has pleased the Almighty
Father of the universe to remove from our
midst and place him near his throne, our
beloved brother. WILLIAM SHOEMAKER.
Therefore be it RESOLVED, That, although
acknowledging the power of our Creator,
we deeply deplore the loss Of our Brother,
and that in his death. this Lodge has been
deprived of one of its wortaiest members,
and the Order ola worthy aud true repre-
sentative.
Resolred. That we deeply sympathizee
with the bereaved family OF our deceased
Brother i'll their ;tiliction.
Reso!red, That the members of this Lodge
Wear the usual badge of mourning for imrty
days. and the Lodge draprd in mourning
Resolced Tha. copy OF these res aeas
tons be sen. to the family Of oar deceased
Brother. aud be published in the shfeVe'
| port News.
CHARLES SPILKER.
T. X. SIMPSON.
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Those from the parishes Of Calcasieu aila

Those from the parishes Of Calcasieu apa
St. Landry. at 0pelousas. II
Those from the parishes Of s.. Mary, &.
Martin. VcrmiIion. and Lafayette. at Nex
Iberia.
Those from that portion of the county
within our lines east of the Atchafaia ala,
either 1t Opelousas or New Iberia.
An officer will be in attendance at caSh
rendezvous on tho day stated to organAa
the men enrolled.
All Of such persons who fail to aFdef
themselves to the voluntary organizatio,1s
before mentioned, or to enroll themselves
as above, previous to the lst day of Ju;,,
or who having enrolled themselves. failto
report at th. rendezvous above appointed,
will be sent by the Enrolling Officer to tie
camp of instruction for assignment to DIS y
in the field during the war. as if they wee
between the ages Of IS and A.
by order of
Col. f.. G. RANDOLPH. d
Commanding Conscript Dist, Las
GOODWILL, lst Lieut.. End Ait
Newspapers in La. copy till st July.
Miy3f-6t :.
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Old Series Vol. VI

Robt. J. Loouey stated the cause Of the
meeting and moved tie appointment Of =
committee Of three to draft resolutions suit.
ably expressing the feelings of the members
IN .eiation to the deceased.
Wherenpon X. J. Looney. w. J. Duncan
and j .,finkpey Harris were appointed to
Constitute said cemIniA1ec. -. =
In due time the subcommittee report0d
the following resolutions which were imam.
iinousIy adopted:
While in command of the 10Th Regiment
of Louisiana volunteers on the field Of Mis-.
oionary Ridge nobly and CALAMITY doioE
battle tor our deare st rights and sacred hon-
ors, fell Col. WESLEY L. WINANs, Our loved
and respected brother of the Shreveport
Bar. Words are inadequate to describo
the emotions OF grief and regret we feel for
the loss that our country and our bar have
nstained by this Christening dispensation
of Divine Providence. 80
Feeling tina. love for the memory Of orr
decease brother. as well as orr apprecia-
ton OF his noble virtues, should be public.
ly spoken and recorded.
Be it therefore resolved.
trst Tnat il is with the deepest sorrow
and puin that we Ii I'VE heard of the death
OF ;lrlbro..cr. Wesley +. Wipans. and we
mousi, his Ias5 to us as members n the
bar, and as citizens of the county As .
mourniul and reparable calamity.
Second: That in this act Of our inscruita-
bic pto!Idence- our bar has lost one of 1ty'
b. ighest. purcst and most christian mem.
bers--.ke country one of its noblest and
most useful citizens q wife and family
their kindest love, honor and support, ana
our sacred cause of freedom a brave and
gallant officer, and true and honest SOL
der.
Third That we tender our sincere con-
do,ence to his afflicted and bereaved FAM
lily, and if possible would by our sympa-
thy. tighten the load Of anguish under
which. they suffer.
Fourth That & copy OF these resolutions
be presented to the District Court of cur
parish by J. ninkney Harris, Esq. attorney
tor the state, with IL motion to spread the
same on the minutes OF said colrt, aad that
the newspapers OF the ely be requested to
publish the s.m,..
! J y: :i ( $s SIS ;;Anar Committee.
On Notion. The Secretary Of the meeting
was requested - .rniSi a copy Of the ior~,-
going Icsou, lens ~ the widow Q: lie de-
ceased. a.
Whereupon L: meeting Adjourned.
a. Il. LENlcEE. Sect'y.
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Army Orders.
H'd. Qr's. Trans-Miss. Dept.
SHREVEPORT, La May l2,h lsO4.
GENERAL. OEDERs,


SaKEvsrcHr, La, May l2,h 1854.
GENERAL OEDERs,:
No. 90.
TIME followin. order is rcp,h!is!lcd !or
4 Tie Information .! a!t concerned:
ApyurAsT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS Osg1c:
Richmond, Feb. 4, 1864.
General Orders No. H.
1Ee foieH ing Order - publ he'd for the
ln!vrine Ola OF all c"accrrc!:
.'CoS.ErEEArE II AL, OF AMERICA.
hs- Department, E!chnIon!. Feb ], lisa.
ExCHA%GE NoTlcs. No. :
!. Al prisoners he,.:of re held BY the
ln::-d States authorities, Whether nta;csy,S,
soldiers or eiui!.lns received ~ C,:y Point
before IL. tir'Sf Of J:atlary leJi. a. Q hereby
declared exchanged.
.. All officer. ini mau of ;h,. I--iclsb.r=
capture. who reported FOR daiy 1t Enter
prise, Mississippi. ut any tine prior TO the
18th OF November 1864 and whose names
were forwarded % me by 81 lJsr sen. John
II. Corney. are declared exchanged.
$. All officers ana :n.a IF thesS ilk-hur2
capture. belonging to the lst T.Hue,-ec
Heavy Ar;iiiery.'Who reported 60. duty at
Nsristia, Georgia. aud whpsc .aanlss .Nys,.
iorxsrdcd tn the by tSt. y. Jackson, are
declared exchanged.
no. OUlD, Ag;. Of Exciansc.'
S. COOrEH.
Alia!aut anu Inspector General.
BY so.umauI Of
Gc.. J.. KlRnY SMITH.
S. =. ANDERSEN,
Asst. ..dj-t. General.
Loaisia1a. Tcxa, anl Arkansas ,sap'.s
= sbiIb three we Ks.
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Il'a Qr's Trans-Miss Dept.
S.iHGvEroRr. La., May 90, /. ii.


GENERAL ORDERS.
I. The following Ac: of Congress is pub
!zhSi Tor the Information Of the army III
til, Department:
''AN A,r 40 .E"FibE FOR RETIRING OFFICERS
ar THE AGnY.
Tie t,rr"sss q, Ne EUnttd-rite St,tsS O.
-i,ncr,~f ap enact. TEat tic President he
.ant he i hereby ant. orzrd. upon the To-
commentator 81 any Gen"ra! CoihiGL:I..-
ing 4 Department or az army. 10 di-"h trgc
from service ;.GE officer u the CouieCr .;t:e
States Army on OF the Provisional Arm - .!
the Confederate states. VINO has no com
mauI and cannot be ass -ncl 10 any APP
'torr.:lc Lujy. or who i inconPeien: OF
Inefficient. or who may be absent If m his
command or duty without leave Truriic!.
That any u!.isey who may be discharged
tor Incompetence. inefticicHcy or absence
from III command witIart leave. snail be
entitled Q TRIAL before an examining
Boa l. under r,::s.inG RVS. il h" demands
it OF he Commanding General wi i,In thirty
lays: Ibor;GeI IiDN,rr, That il shall not
CONT ut captivity" (App:JveI Ee1viiry
I.t6. Sfi)
II. In. pursuance Of The above Act o:
! Congress. all officers, whe,iH; CT the R.Gri-
/ lar Or PROVISIONAL in his Depart
I-ment, who ar. absent from their commands
without authority. VIII be dropped IRON
the Rolls of the Army on the Both day OF
June. 1864.
| III. All officers in this Department who
! have been assigned to duty away from the,T
| commands. whether by order from the Sc
+ cretary Of War. Department or District
| Commanders. will report. by letter. to De
par,mcnt Head Quarters. their address and
! the duty upon which ihay are engaged.
". All returns required b tn Army
} Rcgu!a tons to be ma lie to the Adiutant anC
Inspector General. Richmond. Va. will il
future be forwarded 10 these Head Quar-
tiers.
V. Enrolling officers are authorized Il
call out the Reserve Corps Of their re>pecc
tive counties or parishes, whenever thei
assistance is required in arrcsting descrter-
OF for arrcsting and que.ling bands OF Ma
aulrrs.
VI. Officers engage in the collection of tn
Tax in Kind. and officers d.'iwin- TIE sam
tor troops. Will con ON strictly IN the ~
snuctinnS of the War Department. til
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and o: the Control
| ny q II!t"rmaSirrS.
10y command of
Gen T KIRBY SMITH.
SIS ANDERSON, Asst Ad't Gen.
Louisiana. Texas and Arkansas pape
publish weeks.
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Erig.-Gcn. GREER.
W. STEDNAN, y. \. Gen.

II. In pursuance of the above order tho
provisions of Paragraph |. General p,drs,
No H. current series fro.o Tic e licAdq nar-
tiers. are 50 modified that thos. person he
tween the agrs of II and Is and 10 and 90.
wn, form themselves into voluntary organ
ia, ~, of ,he Reserve Corps, and furnish
To these Headquarters by the ist dag Of
Iulv mex. trfplicstc copies of their muster
rolls. will b. received n minute men dUriag
the warrior service within The state Those
" 80 fail ~ I. ach them elves to such vol
uoLarv "r"nu z,'ibn~. bat report them
selves or curu. 'mrn' II The L rolin~ OH
Ger IN .VlruS - the IL dH. at JAY next.
will "a. ,.nr,l cl and il not exempted UNI
der tn, Law, ord red to report Tor organi-
z,'ion on the lat day 0. July next, as toi-
lows
Those from the parishes Of Caddo. Dos
SER, DeS"to Claiborne and Bienville, at
Shreveport. La.
Those from the parishes of Onachita
Mntrhou~e, jackson. Union, Franklin, Cald
r'iu..'- - ---.h- '."~'inn at tho marshes ~
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ASSIGNING Bonds.

ID ENG unable to answer the question as
ID to the ignabilf!y OF the four per
cent Bones and Certificates and the man
ner of assigning the same. ] addressed
Judge Gray. HE Agent of The Treasury. I.
VI. D.. Cor information and received. a day
or two since his reply, which is in words as
follows:
Certificates for the four per cent. Bonds.
are under I'd Art. OF Regulations. asSig
bic and transferable. according to the at-
Identification est ,bliShri at the Treasury for
Registered Bon Is This | understand 10
be by written assignment acknowledged
ard certified by an officer (\otnry. Clerk
or Judge having u seal or by Power al
Attorney TO some one. Acknowledged an |
ctS.,ittrd : O that the agent cin make the
ass gnmen. before ar in pre- encr Of the
pcrusirary WHO is to issue the bonds
II. J. CT. BATTLE.
DepoSitary.
Shreveport. Nav 81, 1854. may3i ct
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Notice to Confederate Tax
PAYERS.

A Ii such persons as have. not vet been
"A assessed for taxable Produces. Naval
Sores, Salt, Wines and Liquors. and for
Moneys and Credits held On the 1-t Of
J"ly. 1868; Neat Cattle. Horses Mules. &C.
held On the lst OF November. 1867, their
Salaries and incomes for The year 1863 |:
their profits on Flour, Corn. and other tax
ables, during 1862. and their GrcssSalrs
or Receipts. from any branch of business
between the oath of Aprii-l SG3 and the
lst of April. 1854. or any por,ioo of saii
period ; and all such Farmers aud Planters
as have not yet rendered. on OATH fall
and complete estimate of the Crors raised
and gathered By them since tie LIST of .Ju-
~, 1863. and of tl.e Tithe thereof due the
Government: and all such Terso,,s as haze
not reported the Hogs slaughtered by or
for them. between the 24,h of April. 1863,
and the LIST March. 1864, netting more than
2JD pounds of Pork. and tie Tithe thereof
deliverable to the Government. in cured
Bacon. (at The rate Of 60 pounds Of Bacon
for every lao pounds of Pork.) are hereby
gifted and required to appear at the Off &C
OF the under named IBIS lit Collector for
their pfu;,cra'aish. scit'iin ttre7,ty d,ys from,
the date Of tbs notice. and there render on
oath. full and complete returns Of their
taxable property aforesaid. in such form as
he SAID Collector or the Assessor shall pre-
scribe.
Notice is also gwen that any Tax payer
who desires = revision of the Assessment
or correction of errors therein. must de-
liver his 'criiea application therefor. trIhin
fifteen days. to the District Collector: ard
that all such persons a are ready to pay
their taxes, may do SO, ,cithort dciny, by
calling on said officer
n. Il. Persons falling to make retsrns
within the prescribed time. are subject to
a penalty OF twenty-five per cent.
fT,f II, I,,l Ill
inc non interest bearing Confederate notes
will be received at their face value in pay
rnent of taxes After that date. the Han
dredS will not be received at all. ard the
Fiiiies. Twcntirs and Tens. will be taken
ouiy at two third, of their face value
ROB I ". LCSHEH.
State Collector.
Shreveport, La Uly3l 1861
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I'D. QHS. TRANS-MI>S. DEP T.. I
CAMDEN, ARK. MAY 18th lSc4.
rodisys efhs Trans

Folders Of Ess Trans
Mississippi Department.
F1NHE campaign in,.nsnra;-d q, Man-fieid
i on the day OF National fast and suppl
cation. has. under Providence. been crown-
ed with most glorious aud brilliant success
You have defeated 10. three times your
own. The fields of Mansfield. Pleasant Hill
CloutierviIie. Poison Spring, Marks Mills
and Jenkins Ferry. attest your DEVOTION
Eight thousand killed and wounded. six
Thousand prisoners. t.Iir,y'ou pieces OF
artillery. twelve hundred wagons. on" gun
boat aud three transports are already the
fruits Of your victories. The path OF glory
il still open to you-permancnt security te
your homes. before you. Gail together
your comrades. and shoulder 10 shoulder.
we viii. yet free the soil Of our believe /!
country from the Invaders footsteps. Sol
diers OF Arkansas, Missouri, Texas and
Louisiana, yon have the thanks of a CRATE
fli people. Your living will be resp cieI
-FOUR dead. honored and revcred.
+ KIRBY SMITH, General.
Louisiana. Arkansas and Texas papers
copy three weeks. mayl'5t
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NOTICE..
Cotton Prmcn\,ING AHt

CorroT Purchasing AGENCY l.
49,. = -
y nccofdaHr" with instruction, irpiG ttI'
/ Treasury Department. all certificates for
cotton payat..e IN {. S. Treasury notes vii!
he paid in tie cd i<sl" only at par. was.sx
"r presented before or after the l.. OF jay
pr"T.
il"l !cE- oF certificates signed byU. Lave
~ myself. are requested to present The saIre
for payment without delay.
j. 7. DELKNAP.
c. :. Cotton Purchasing Agent.
magic
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State IF Lou'siana-PurisA IF Cada9,
In District C0u,l -
T~iorship Of SalHe NJ. GiMaM
>tateef Louisiama-P"r'shofC adIo
liz District CDuri,

Succession Of !. r. GiAdm. deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that ". a.
~ George. Da'ive Tes,amen'ary Etc
cuiur o! the succession of V. T. CT
ham. deceased. has this day fled liz my cd
&c bis fual account with said succession.
and an application praying hat - ne BE-
hoIno!o-ntcd. aaI unless opposition b.
mad. thereto in thirty days. the time pre-
scribe! by law. said fad account viii H.
ho:n"iosa:,'d "a prayed for. :
Given under my band aud sca! of oGi.r.
Ibis Aprti z3i. 1864.
Gpri.2G-ot 4. Ii. LEONARD. CIcrr
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Stra yedov stolen.

K*ROM the. residence OF the undersigned
l. one mile from >lirer.p TT a BRIGHT bay
iDR>E about ii hand higa 1or Yeas
Old III ,rkc'l with - -na -'ar in Ia, fore.
head, Fi-ht iind foot white. large saddle
mark. and Il! III, wnrl by collar
l viii pay so, for lli- delivery to me-
GEO. V. iitLME.
may2f-fm' Capt. and of r. Iron -crvic..
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Quarter Generate.

2ME DIVISION. = !NfANTERIF. 7
En- Campayne. Ma; q, 1861.
II est enjoint, par ccs pre-entes, tous
les citoyens des Avayeiles. sNie's a Ia con
scription. de sc presenter A iOfc;er Enro-
leur a Mansura, on n'importe qliel antre
lie,, indiaue par lui sous dix iours apres la
publication de Get ordre dams leur voisi-
mage; 4 default de qt-oi ills seront consi-
.-..s - --.-Ir.aotairas CT DIES marau-
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Head Q'rs I'd Inf. Division,

In the .tieid 2lst Mag, 1864.
1t is hereby enjoined upon all the citi-
,suo of Avoyellcs, liable to conscrip ion, to
report themselves to The Enrolling Officer
at Mansu!a. or at such other place as may
be indicated by him. within ten days o.the
publication of this order, in their respective
neighborhoods. Failing 20 do SO they will
be considered Jayhawkcrs aud shot down
without mercy.
BY command of
Major General RrcHtnD TAYLOR.
&. s. POLIGNtC.
Mai. Gen. Comb (, ?d Inf. Division.
May 31st, Ga
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ENRON the undcls. Gncd. ut the One Nile
II House, = bright bay llOE> L J. lands
high:7 years old. low IN flesh. and nach"t.
with saddle and harness. Also. n small
bay horse MULE blind in the right eye.
and SCARED mp from harness.
will pay fifty dollars for both. or twenty
(irc dollars for either. i delivered to
BENZ. STEVENS,
Nine miles from Shreveport on the King
ston road. iaaylt-3t'
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-05-31

The Monterey Morning Star says
that the question of submission g
French rule having been I1.s submit. -
to the people by Gov. Vidaurri
suited in almost a unanimous vote a.;
the affirmatiye.--iS ons .Antonss 3 H.
rofS
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-05-31
Fun ding.

r HEREBY give notice that am now
i receiving money on deposit for Confad-
crate Bonds, bearing four per cent interest
per anDnm. under the Act of Congress of
February 18th, 1864.
have appointed as Deputies to facilitate
funding:
For Bienville parish. La, Capt. C G.. Thur
mond Office at Mt. Lebanon.
For Claiborne, John Cha T; Office at Min
den.
For De So.e, J. D. Wemple Office at
Mansfield.
For Na.chitochcs. A.. NJ. Lisso; Office at
Satcbitoches.
II. J. e. BtTTLE.
i. Depository.
shreveport ,I.s 18Th. 1854 mI7jt
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-05-31

Meeting Of the Shreveport Bar
At II meeting of the Bar held in the city
Of Shreveport, on the 25th day.ot May 1904.
on the occasion of the death the late Cot
oncl WESLEY P. WINANs, the following pro-
ceediug were had:
Ga motion of Sam. Wells Capt. l.. NJ.
Mutt was called to the chair. and A. H.
Levisee chosen Secretary. .--.---
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-05-31
Tor Sale.

4 Substantial thorough brace HACK.s
"a with harness complete for two horses.
Enquire at this Office. may 1926