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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05
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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

'Hu"'foH IF tredis.-Thc value of cred
its means the principal and interest due to
lHl! 1T added that Is. if the credits be
solvent. if they are not s"lvrnN<Ath- tax
rry-' Will hc required TO so state under
"H'l, am! they will be valued according to
the host evidence the nature Of tn ease
viii admit OF by the Assessor.
MI :aNnblc subjects. whether capita
property, income. or anything else. must
b" assessed and valued according TO their
vllu" IL Confederate" Notes. |! the hoIdc;
81 u "r.dtt refuses to endorse his willing
ness ,tc:con - RECEIVE Confederate Note.
in payment Of such credit, h. ther.by
prove tha. he values it at u higher rate.
aud according 10 The provisions of Sec "a
Assessment Act. in that Gas" it will he the
d!tN OF the Assessor Ia regard the credit ~
representing 80 inuch silver or gold and Ia
Assess ii ~ he would silver or gold coin ~
ia regular market valu" on Iet of July. If
however. the holder will endorse upon such
2rrdi! hi willingness 10 vccriv" 'onfra.r
Al" Notes IN payment, il shah not b" taXcl
ut any higher rat" than the amount it mas
represent III Conirl"rat" Notes.
wall produced in 1868 j. to be- taxed ~
kind. AMI the farmer is not privileged t.
commute by paying the estimated value
'arr""t III" wool produced any year pri
or ." IL" y.ir I>b.. pays a tax Of S pei
cont. 'ni ri,g.Jn
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05
From the savannah E,mIbi,rau

When men shall grow cool and be-
gin to think when the wliri and ely
citcnen, of war shall be over and
History enter upon her sober work OF
recording the past. the sivgr OF Char
lesion, now regarded by the \ an ices
as the grand work of the war, will
stand forth ,h,. bodies; and most stu
prndous toolcry of any age. Thou
sands upon thousands of lives and
millions upon millions of treasure
have been expended III the hcrcul.an
undertaking, aud the vast outlay
seems destined TO progress withou,
material results, to the close of III.
war, tor the crazy fanatics who are
enaciing the draAa seem utterly i'm
previous to the light of rrason. Cmi
dpao is a question which they have
never stopped for u moment 10 ask
themselves. The very best reason
that We have s."nwhy Sumter should
be taken, is that the enemy "nr"d il
FIR tie name IF IL. No sensible man
can point out one great advantage in
the fail of that work, and vet the
yankees hav,. been poundering away
on it for months with the greatest
navy, IN point OF $ rcngth, the " orld
ever saw, and with an outlay OF mon
cy that is positively astounding. \
strange in!atuation seems to possess
them, and ia. silly fools actually talk
of ending the revolution where it be-
gun-at Sumter. Was there ever
such II dclusionl
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05
;ieG."2 y. >a.sdcr.-.iis Mis-
sion .ihrOaI

Mr.. George \. SAUNDERS has been
drawn from his cover. in pnuTico. h..
the ram question. He declares ,ba,
he la, had nothing to do with the
rams at BirkrlI,.,a!. His innocent
and lawful mission i, to controc. t;r
TX fast mail ,rGm.r---unt WAR YES
,rls at all. nor fr:nrl in any. way
They are 10 b. pat Il. f. II, Srr., :,
as to run the hiocl.ad. withdrawals
and are 10 garry. such Fr i..,t ;. may
&c desirable. Tlr... "a. ....t-. A..
contends, are pr.fr.iy !.t~ta!. ".J
hr pro;.s:,..~ h!s willingness 10 .rtl
l.or.! tAhu,rston-con,lG |
pr, s!tm,--w here t!.rv alr row iri,u.
bait. aud Ia give hiu Al. tn. raric.
m.;'r-. Nr. ~unIrr~ is quite franz; in
tie matter. lie admits that hi,
steamer, IA Ii. very rra lily be- con
yrgtr! az ;n"n Of w4r. AN! that
pAc" at '..t.:r-tpn or Wilmington
with the 'n2ii-, ;t:. Confederate coy
rrr.. ..... .unb;ur him u Sli,lbl, COM
,s.".-. ... j@h. am ana as. iirln-
LEAK wol.l!, however. h. II, affair {
h., nor of the British gpycruun H.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

We hope that while Congress is
amending old laws and conte,npla-
ting the passage of new ones, that
the pitiful salary q our soldiers will
not be passed by unnoticed. The
present wages will not supply them
in chewing tobacco,-a luxury to
many-much less does it afford any
help to their families, at the outra-
geously exhorbitant rates Of all re-
quisites of life. 1t is to be hoped
that the soldier in the field will form
part of the thoughts of our Con-
gressmen, and that more liberal pay
will be allowed them.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

The New York World SAYS that
the new gospel of the War Depart
ment at Washington is, Thou shalt
hat" George Il. Mcclellan with all
thy heart, and with all thy soul, and
with alt thy mind. This is the first
and great commandment, aud the
second Is like unto it. Thou shalt
hate ilorati" Seymour. 1 pom these
two commandments hang all the CON
tracts aid all the profits"
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

As we are DESTROYS of furnishing our
readers with "a interesting u paper rs cir
with or receiving late papers will confer II
favor on this Office by permitting the editor
70 glance over them. Liberal prices will
be paid for the same when brought to this
office: or, if preferred three months sub
scription will BE- given for any paper con
tanning items of interest. Persons with
papers intended for this establishment. are
cautioned agaius, placing them in the hands
OF ans one bit he Editor.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

More DisGN,,s.-Tl. following
report was received at Headquarters
yesterday morning:
"On the 2"l. a, : l.. NJ, a schoo-
mr. grounded or anchored near tn.
ives, end of Galveston Island, ubou,
1000 yards of the shore. Later in
the evening ur s men came ashore
from the :, huoIcr in skiii. There
l. another schooner alb lat ) miles in
a south-easterls direction from the
above, and toal! appearances ashore"
pom receipt ii this information,
"A cavalry company was sent 10 the
west end, and the last heard from
them is, that an inward bound block
AIDE ruuner la, been wrecked near
the west end. and the persons seen
on shore were 10 doubt of th,. crew
Of that schooner. The cavalry had
not returned when We went to press.
Flakes Galveston Bulletin.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

We are compelled to so TO press
without any news intelligence. y
Major of our acquaintance arrived in
this city, the latterpart of past week,
and like a good christian friend, neg
lected to place us in possession Of
some of the papers which he brought.
For his generosity. of course, our
readers are under no obligations, and
We are ditto.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

From the Memphis Argus, Dec. s.
We learn that several gunboats
have been ordered to the scene of the
rcceu, attacks on the New Orleans
bound boats near Waterproof. At
last accounts these troublesome gen
try were still peppering away at
everything ike a steamboat passing
that way, rs long as she remained in
sight.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

New Years day was decidedly the
coolest day we have experienced in
this State. Ponds were frozen over.
and the ice so thick that crowds of
boys could be seen skating on the
hard water, in great g'ec. 1slcles
We're visible, hanging from the noses
of some people, whose hands We're
too cold to withdraw from their
pockets
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

A resolution was introduced in the
Georgia Legislature favoring the in
crease of pay of soldiers to S25 per
month, with rations of tobacco, and
the paw of non-commissioned officers
in proportion. We are pleased to al
lude to the tact, it speaks we'll for the
members.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

.SchO0ncr LOsf-A schooner (namc
not ascertnined) loaded with powder
and munitions Of war, was wrecked
on Bolivar shorr on Tuesday morn
ing. Crew saved with the exception
Of one man drowned. A Yankee
gunboat came up and boarded the
wreck.-flake's (Galveston) Bulle-
tin.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

In this issue of our paper will be
found Synopsis of Decisions made
by the Secretary of the Treasury.
under the Tax Laws. AS everybody
is interested in this matter they
should preserve the article for future
reference and government
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

Persons indebted to this office are
requested to come forward and make
settlement. Those having claims
against us will hand them in for pay
ment. The times are such that We
know not what the morrow may
bring, it is therefore advisable to
ke,p even.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

\ British man ot-war, bark ri ~
grd propeller, arrived off our bar ons-
Yesterday evening at 3 o'clock. The
object of her visit j. yet unkuown
to us.-Flakc's Bulletin.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

Our lines in Georgia are now at
Dalton, 3S miles from Chattanooga,
and 30 from Atlanta. Our outposts
a" at Ringgold. Yankee cavalry
raids are looked tor through Georgia.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

comment" by paying the estimated value
thereof. III" wool produced any year pri
or ." IL" y.ar I>bi. pays tax Of psf
cont. 'nd rf,r.m-
orga." cat'on oj tie .Imy.-Maj
Gen, Marrudrr announce in General
prdrr NJ. 2l7 the following organiza
ito" # thu army commanded by h m
1t Division, Brisadi,r General II
l.. Bee, commanding,
Isl EIi-ad"-l-t Division, Col.
Wood. co.n'd =. Woods regiment Of
Cavalry, i'yron's Regiment Of cav
airy.
~ l'ri yadr---lst Division, Colon,
Daft, commanding. Dutf's regiment
of CAY airy Likcn's regimen, of cav
airy.
2nl Division. Brig. Gen. J. T..
slaughter. com'dg.
Isl. fri gahc Cavalry-2L Division.
tol. i bray. com'lg, Drbray r-gi-
men; "i cavalry, G"uld's regimen, of
cavalry. 'i'rrrr!I'S "g't of cavalry,
McAi"han'S Battery.
2t Brigade Cavalry 2l Division,
Cot. Euch.i. com dg Buchcl'~ rec
ilncnt i~t T-N.s Cavalry. Brown :
regiment cavalry. Davi4oon'- Na;tal.
TO-, Io-eiy'- IL :ht Battery.
!st hr;@adroi ln:anrry-2I Divis,
ION, Col. l.uckct commanding, Cd
ieAas regiment. Bates regiment,
t..hsun'~ Battery,
p I;ri-ad" Intan,ry-:d Division,
HGy. Gru, Waul. com d.. 2l Tex
rs regiment, Waul, l., yion, Hobby :,
rrg't. Wiii<ir's Battery.
! Sd brigade Infantry I'D Divis
ION. C"l. itain-y, coul'd. Cook : reg.
im"ut. E}m"r-'- regiment, 2d,h Tex
rs infantry :G'itiin'> Battalion, i'Dx :
( Battery.
pasli,i'-, Gr""r'~ FAD Christmas
Batteries are attached 10 i'ru. &c.,
/ com'n.n3 ;.i-o, the troops Col. Ben
a'IIr> may raise
cnl. l'atrd. with such companies ~.
( h. rcrin, III rs h"iH, rli-ri, or laa>
r.sisr. vii, g,por, :, Big. Goa. h..r
r,:uullHiug Western ~uh b.-ury.
/ This REGIMENT VIII H.. ..-.o.a sis,
T Gods i,,n...:l'> aut. Richardson's Er%
. im.H'- au't viii tie k..,u a-. the e."
/ Hrigaa. 70: "avaIrv. i, Division.
/ ,oluysn..., II l.N"u,I,S a..J Nj"
/ utr Nr.' IN counties w.. q, the Col,
Grad" W! T., or-lniz i hy Crl! b.
.,:.'i ,rmn.anArd NY Col l'ajrs!.
~" h-arrrj,> .. Capt. fIn-ilr,
/ 81. uzbaur. Nichols nud .. =. .ipu,~
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

Cro.'Iy. ! ne ! 1T doe, not tax tlr t-Ii3GH-
irH rem, of lind- ltt, cultivated, or dive.
ling~ ur ether buildings rui IN d.. ,.jt. !,yy 3.
or village
icRiay Houses II "A stewards h..l, rr
boarding house iur lupiis OF a school, b..
longs to and mares to IN, sole. use AMI pro
IL OF The school il forms :. part Of the in
cuiuc OF the svhoul. aud Is II At taNahl,. AZ,
an eating haHs,. i! the principal of u
school. not hciur til" proprietor. hu. re
ceiy ing II s:a.cI salary. keeps u boarding
house for uuril- ON III own account six or
mor" boarding with him then b. is deemed
- hc the keeper Of n,l eating house. aud
taxed according TO til" class of the hcm-e.
10 be determined by III" amount "t cs'iinn-
ted or aoin4l ANIMAL rent.
Grn.Jin,, Ito ISeS.--Th" iacnu" and pro
!i's Of gambling houses not SrlpI exempted
by the Act, are subject TO the tax. rhi-
does not lrgs.liIe nr licnH~r gambling. II
i ;aX- ruyrC holds. ON 81" tiv-i of July. "A
-u,,l Of money. h..i- bound 10 return -"
amount, and pay thereon u tax of one per
cent, The law does not inG9ir" how b"
cam" to poses II whether 10y lawful "I
unlawful practices. lie may har" stolen
it. vet the rrcrip, by 'hc ''"v"rnn"n. OF y
AK thereon w"tti! not irSai'H" he te't
Icpns Persons returning IncoGf". should
return iucotur aud profits derived from
every investment OF labor. SKILL. property
o. money, and tic incon"" nTd profits d.
ri'.i sr"m d'y sr"rer trh"fa'fr t|c"li S"H-
rieS. I Il" interest on Confederate bonds l.
an income l"I!vei from the investment of
m"n"y amt therefore i taxable. :" l. tn"
interest OF inrcr"-i hrarinc Fr"n-Hr! notes
l"c"m" from al ."rrrN. WIN IN" rN'"r-
s,n- specified in the 'NH at. should h,. re-
turned /" IT," assessor mrn II j"Ini stock
company or c"rrogAtiun reserves the r"r-
ton of their nna"AI earnings st apart Hs
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

The editor of the Louisiana Dem
ocrat says. that Facts aud Specula-
tons will appear in his next ISSUE
Look out.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

It is reported that three of the
Federal prisoners in camp near this
city, froze to death last week. How
true this is we are not prepared to
saw
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

Should any of our subscribers in the city
not receive their papers. they will please
notify Us of the oversight.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

Rumor says Natchez is burned
If this information is correct, we
will doubtless receive further intelli-
i. gence.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-05

Polk will command the Mississippi
vice johnson.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

Busassss Onrds sss - s1sssAs Iinse, els ~ pr
HoeessA ehaseeaa adliassAl sAasgsof sssents
- easaso vilrSs IAAe.
Nsiises Il "wsats, "slost, !" "fousd. !" 40 real"
sts lss," h.. nst ssssediag fess lisss isssstsd
hsa.sss se.isss viii ~ sAasgsl Atty cents in
Editoeial aeelsss sAssesl lsf q The rate II Is
ssnts peelioe Or sevsa words, aad special notice
q 10 esa1s ~ lias, q 50 eeaes Linz pes wssk.
Al aeGisss Tor ssligieas sd beasvoises par.
Dssee. viii - sAasgeA eae-thir6 Of regular ratss.
0tlAaAsy netieeS sxesps simple aaaoaassnests
q aoafA, ooe-half nte6.
A4vegtaoe0eate cot Aeeo0paaied WITH insteue-
Stsas viii ~ Inserted satl forbid and ehafgsdss
sosdiagly.
Advsstissasuts dissoatiausd before the sxpira.
tlea oi Tie ttns seatsaetsd fo's will Be shAsgs1
AAvessieensaIo from abroad must be paid TOT
snses(o6ev - e6ssass, u less from approved
Aesots.
z1vestissossts isssstsd nsxt 70 reading natter
- pee eent. slvaaee o. The shove rates, and kept
- IT er - pass Is Per cent. sdvsscs On regular
sAooo.
Ansaasisot advsstassnsats must bspald for n
AlveelassnssNsins n weekly On reasons
DHNOO0AT 3 NEWS.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ PERMANENT Cun8 OF

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ PERMANENT CUn8 OF
Gonorrhss, elect, Ufsthssi Discharges. hmm.
tsncs, Seminal Weakness, N ehtly Emissions,
Incontinence, Genital Debility and Irfi-
tseility, Gravel, Structure and adse-
tions Of the Kidney 4 Bladder,
which hassbssn used by upwards Of
100 Phy01oiAna
in their psivAts practice, with entire success IN
perceding Cubsb's Capsules. or any other com
pound hitherto known.
BELLS SPkClrE( PHkKS.l
ere speedy in action, often sGectins.s o,ss in .
few days, and whom care 10 Effected IL is per.
nanent They are prepared from vegetable az
tracts that are harmless on the system, and nsve,
nauseate the stomach or iupregnate the breath /;
and being Sugar coated, sl naussous taste 10
avoided. No change Of diet 10 Necessary whilst
using them, nor does their actioa interfere With
basinsss. Each Boz contains six dossu Pills.
Price r. Sold By al ths principal Drugsists.
In piacss 0hsrs no agent il advsrtissd they viii
DO sent By mail, post paiA, and con6dentialiy 81
cured from observation who's desired, on receipt Of
money, By J. bRY AN, \. D., 70 Csdas-st, n. Y.
Smith Dwyer Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
IL. WELLS. Agont, Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

IMPORTANT TO LADIES
"G REATAMERIC CAN REMEDY"
DE-. 7Arvoy'O
.hro OF \ erna r n ale PilIs.
w HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w (whsn the directions have bsen strictly
followed in renewing dilheultiss Arising from
OBSTRUCTION Or STOPPA0e OF NATURE.
o. in rsstorisg the system to perfect health whom
suffering fro0 special AFFECTIONS PEolapsUs Utesi,
the Whites, or other weakness Of the Utssins Or
gans. The Pills ars perfectly harmless on The
constitution, and my Be taken BY the most del
icate fe0ale without csuslng distress ct the
sane time Act 111ko . charm.
b. Strengthening, invfgorsting aud rsstosing the
system 70 healthy coodition, and By brineins on
On TIP monthly period Of regularity, no
matter from what csuse the obetsuotion nay
arise. They should however NOT b taksa the
first three OF four moushs Of pssgnasy, though
cafe as any other time, - niscariags would be
the resulS: Eash box contains 90 pills. Pries 81.
Dr.. .Hssssy's .1ressies ~ dissssss q Essa,ss,
PSseasscv, Miscarriage, Basrsanssc, Assjls-
=, Reproduction - Absss " Natsvss
and smphatisally Ne LADlse' PM I'M MnpscAl
ADvnal, erD0pAlet Of 80 raen, - isee % ~
sddrsss. Six eeets rsqsirsd - ~ pes1ags.
The Pills aaA Bosk 1ill - sset 81 naiI.
deatialy, when desired, securely eoolods aad pro.
paid, % receipt Of 1oesyhy
]. BRYAN. \. D., GsswsJ Assas.
-7e.Cedas-strsst, Nav Yeti.
eolA b I'll Tie psisstpsi Druegisis.
Smith : Dryer, Wholesale Agents. Chieaeo.
Unveils Agent Dayonpeft.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
NEAL HTATE.

AJOW u ran TINE 70 PURCHASE % PER-
~ eeaA 6lvuAte e1poets1 Withia Ne nsxt -
dAys- 49, Y =
oae Entire Dlock On IRA.
" street, Nsfsh II l6ah.
Ytsset. y
enc D1oelk - Ripley -
10 90 . AAo,Aeooae Ruleoo sso1Aoa
= - DnAAH6tn 4 A. 81 94S a. ~
- 9 a. $500 tst Dksseeeee.
Nu10 go AV1Gfgv0s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17


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Y8Al0. ~
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FOR TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
il al parts Of the civilissd world. Its author ID
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places confidence and respect. ltis
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STANDARD REMEDY,
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ound In al parto Of the country
The peopnetors Of Dr.. Oh eeseman's
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o19D BOZ
o11m BOZ
o1I1 BOX
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A0B.
Indeed 80 certain are these Pills, sA;ea Iass
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. restore the menstrual low IL . natural WY.
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= they viii issssisty prsdsess Ssiscasviase.
THEY CANNOT DO HARM,
THEY CANNOT DO HARM.
Dr.. G. l. CnEENM AEN'N PILLS
ARE THE ONLYsNEDICINE
ARE THE ONLY MEDICINE
That Married and ISlngls Ladies
have relied spsa 10 nsay ysass, = 80 RI, ssss
Beware Of limitations.
Take this advsrtissssss - ysss Druggist ed
ssll hin that yoa waet
THE~DEST
Female nodlcl1e n ~ Wolll,
wAieh5s sonxissa II
m. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Thsss fem sas Sss~ svepssssiss s~ ~ ~.
r~nsAiaae as6 Fsniseans Sseessa.
DON'T BE DECEIVED.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

10 every variety, With prices raAgiag from $4s "a
$22S. Every one 10
CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL
and Examine our instruments whether they wish
to bay OF not
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

ROxBURY, Mass
q To allude to instruments which bear the name Of
ID 3 H Smith, would BE- useless. They have
stood the tho test for ears +: and when We say
that they always reflect apon the reputation Of
kosson men, we awerd high praise. In quality
Of tone and finish, they justly claim the 6rst
rank and, having 20 Duoh 1t stake, their name
on American Organs may be considered good
endorsement Of any. Respectfully,
PRoY l. q SRcun.