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paIl hs sas Of ship some swss panied stone s
S.s 81 Sssrxes he Keel
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sas 10 - y but G ~.
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sSis is,rrpa t.ew rqs sous,. winsor. Bath dsss n
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para ps. r. sAip S .ss.s day: rs% Manila sr son
ss.s 8 III II n g II s: 20 ts:%
gs 4 DAYS from shanghai for Lond,n; zst Ia. 80 90 lon
a I ts.s s.s:s e ';s: q:
Iaey Ana days Hampton Roads for =. with ,Ss
bssi Angus, yprm,, w,nss. Newcastle. os days with
s ra Peak s
20 spass csylon from PSadephis for Hassnsss
eiRs: days with mds
rdss i . WV
sssr oSar!.s AIMS lr5 sssnsssrns s Nassau Y s.y
snrs g. : w s Cs :a
ssss bs:s,i a:.ess
s.Sr w::hsss. Thi::s.s ssss::a for philadelphia
ssSr sisa D:s,ess New nsysn FOR ws.Ansss
Schr TPettsr Racket 2Teenpoyt for Ph,lads,phia
schr Rysrsreen Pcstsf. Orient for Philadelphia
Schr Wllson. Null, East aide for PhiladelphiA
Steamer Webster ,sanspertl DssrinE Pen Royal We
steamship Araxo with . ssbY IN tow bounAk
steamer rssrsi Davis. Bssafc NO. with rdss and ras
Dengers, Henry Hnme.
stcamss Detroit 70 sssnspsE). Nsa. WasA'n sos IN
ballast - u OuAreymoaler.
Steamer Pelican Wadron. Prsvidsnos-
The report in yesterdays edition Of the arrival Of
BELOW.
Ship J H Ryerson, Patterson, from Liverpool 70 4
Smith 4 Co
ship Geo Hubut. Nasson from New Orleans 10 days. TO
4 N Smith 4 Co.
Bsrk John Fyfs Weaver. from New Orleans. Thomas
DnnhAm.
Bark Express. Bahrs. from Port Royal
Bark Twilight with loss OF hgurshead fse topgahntmasl
and b0wsprit
Bark Spithre Herring
Bark W Dodge, Jarvis.
SAILED
Feb 29-Steamer Cahawba: bark harhas Vineyard; brgs
Lady Douglas. Martha Sophs. Pkert Duckwtz Unione,
Water Lily schrs saladfn BuwAsset Buena VISTA York
town. Mansfield. Baker.
Wind 1t sunset 3. with snow.
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rsos s'ss ss 9: :h aaS. II. a $. Joined in hear.
asys s:
the funeral from her late residsncs ~ West Thrsyhfh
a:fs1 vii.
Her viii be Norwich. Conn.,, for inter-
BaApr-on Monday. February 90 after short Su. Sc
Tend Inc funeral. mi. s*edns:Say5 afternoon. at two
n 4s :s 1se % s1ss Of hear.
the
'Ssss IN sn s.1ss JAM. c4noI in
family respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral from hs late rssdsnse p kng street on
VI. P'i nsp
sT,sy g a. ten os sn re-
Monday ~ .es ao sssr; and 81
sy Of 4Ger q the late JsrsmiaS
ns smy .s:sss y z.s n,sss
this "Wednesday morning al ten o'clock
George Kate Clemens aged 10 years months and
rss
az 61 us1eseiss reoEsn tuesday March
q her na IL
mes in the som year q ss nss "a a,,.nd the
this morning a. min: o SssI without further
ss:ss., March short
Illness oMs Doge,ssIr aged 81 years !. attend III. a.
neral .f,sraoon at Oneocock from his late
": Faanss1oy Jr. only son Of Chsris. " ana the late
soise Of he day and funeral in
S:ss Is March sn IS .y
PHI M lends are
:s n ct.
VIE %ss ss;nrs February -
The WIN s pn ,s h lssases Ma ss
Lrsson Tuesday, March l. Of consumption, EMILY A..
e oh the su4s. are
I've from SS s rssSsnss go
asss:
The funeral viii .ass place from his late residence,
THURSDAY aelnocn ss.Ts osI.el altar ..v.ro ,,...
Ann 0cossos Beloved wife q Peter Msreaso aged 81
The relatives friend. the family. and those of
ss Ss as m ~
Thursday afternoon, at half past ono o'clock.
:s 'Sa sa ssy
relatives respectfully invited TO At
S nc s s rss 81 on f
at one O'Clock The remains viii ee inferred in the Lu.
ReRSsos.-on Tuesday. March l. CAfHAnIsr, wife of e.
Robinson. in the 10th year of her age.
The and friends OF the family respectfully In
sd 70 s,snS the a. on
street, without further Invita-
osssess yoa@ee.s Charles and Amanda spooasr
aged years and months
The relatives friends Of the family respectfuy
invited the funeral, Thursday afternoon
O'Clock from the residence Of his father 22 Adephi
street.
Providence Jour nal PLEASE copy
TrTrs.--At Troy Tuesday, March j. MARGAREr GRsv
opi, dz gher Of De Loss f. and Isahel j. Titus.
The relatives friends OF family Invited TO at
tend the funeral Thursday a. twelve O'Clock from lEG
West Fortieth street. New York.
WAkzLR.-At Hart ord. Tuesday. March !, FgsiT W.
NASzrr daughter Of tho late Noses Warner and ksy D.
WAIVER, ~ Bath. L. l., In the 10th year of nsss~.
Tie iurrrsi vi take place on Thiir.day rnins. a.
eleven O'Clock from No "a Spring street. Hartford. Car
scyc nj, Fourth aserne, New York acconrsny
her The .grbe Cem+.ery, Second
O'Clock the Ca The friends OF TIE family
y.lei 10 nN<aG 81 cithcf o. hoI
Yorrs On Monday, feususry "a, JoHs, eldcst son Of
aai VII al~.h Young aged and IL months
80 relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
attend the funeral, from NO Lawrence street.
For other Dea,hs sse Tenth Pd0e]
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER Gal.

TuEspAys March l--6P.A.
The stock market presented exciting features day;
but the general list had rather dropping appearance
Compared with the frs, public sales yesterday, udsee.
River Railroad shares advanced Reading 4, Cleveland
and Pittsburg u, Fort Wayne y, Canton Company az
and Quicksilver Mining2 New York Central ,dscinsa
~ Erie * Harlem y, Michigan Southern r. Calena and
Chicago n, Cleveland and Toledo y, Chicago and Roch
Island " Alton and rerre auts az Chicago North
western and Cumberland Coal 2. In the shO
market exhibited animation, and prices we're bete7
maintained. Erie Railroad closed Al lllk, being de-
OF per cent from the quotations OF the morning.
which vas caused BY the addition OF thousand shares
70 the common stock the bonds Of the Long book Com
pany and the Buffalo Branch bonds having been convert
3D. Hudson River closed at 1874 Harlem at 1876, Read
Ing 1884, Chicago and Rock Island 1914 Michigan Central
lax, Michigan Southern osx, Illinois Central loaN,
Chicago and Northwestern Sa Cleveland and PItsssuro
1l5K Gaena and Chicago Ill., Cleveland and Toledo l4s,
Canton Company So, Cumberland Coal s7s, and ouichs
YER Mining 5sK..
Gold opened this morning a 15oi, and subsequently,
sold up 16ok-an advance Of per cent over tho.
quotations Of yesterday That figure was however, 700
high 90 DO maintained and the market stood firm IN the
afternoon at15sx . 1901.
Messrs Duncan, Sherman Co. have received from tha
claims Of Msssrs Lee. Judd Lee, Of Black Hawk Cole
RADIO Territory for the week ending February H. fouvt
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day - follows
Anfouns On nauu .&34 VOC IN
Receipts from customs. Observation-Disclosures. 392 600
From otner svurcSs 3.0ze IL
fotai .e30 ,022 49,
taymenw ....".,..s..,ts..,.. ....... Ass2o,6lx
Balance - ..,...,.,....... .....ss4 400 .e1es
The Corn Exchange Insurance -onpaDy Of this cry
have declared semi annual dividend Of ave per csnta
free ofsovcrDnent TAI, payable on demand.
The interest due tho lat u March on The bonds ~
the New York and Flushing Railroad Company win ~
paid, less the government tAx presentation at the
Seventh Ward Bsst.
Large orders have been sent to Baltimore by brokers
Of this city tor the purchase Of the stock Of the Mary
land Copper Mining Company, which has been placed o.
ths yss Of hs New York Stock Exchange The stock wee
ron up on Saturday last from one dollar ara thirty
cents per share dollar and seventy cents TwenyH
elk thousand one hundred shares sold thai dsyy
new railroad 10 TO b constructed nom Mount Mofvg
Livingston conr'y, N ", 10 the coal mines 10 hcksep
SEE supPIEnxNy sHxxT.
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s PIPING NE VS..
ALMANAC ron raw yoRK-rmis n1r.
oEERsng - RISES morn I rs
eevsEn 81 nssH WATER. -
Port OF Sesv York, March i, 1854,

reersEss 81 sssn WATER .......eve J Y
- Port of Sssv York, March 4, 1864,
CLEARED.
ssss@shP csleds.i: sBr,. crar. liverpool sud olas
snip Harvest Queen. Haschia,on. Llyerpoo-c II Mar.
shr Ernestne tEssno. rrsriehs Br.Hss-RenIiass a
SIschp.r !srss,. sshr Brsns.- {, LalIns GO
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nTir Issaora tBr) wsson- FONT Petsc-Jones Lougb
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So BarOs de csstins Esssei. E,lzssehpOri-xec4if
ssar Rcd For Cpr) Riker. Vera Crux-N xccreads Co
ssars Lewis Ha.feIl Bsvsns-w Converse CO
q sar Nara Ainsds (Brj. Dessoy. Mslsrzss-E II BrIg.
Ca Butter LION York R-er-r csmpbsl.
80 : Nv. seassrd Beriia--4 HaTsss ,
"a, Pod sss !s%: fa!s 1sipnfs SsKee
ARRIVED
a. v,sgps s'sAiaST k.vhssn Lieut. Harris from
- 49, i@n ~ Baochs.ns Squadron va rc-lrcss Non
es.sssm,ng fsnss sr,sl Mover. Bremen FEB a. via
great qasbh,ss or sea To- 4Sh ~ 600 ~ ion " Jaw
pHG~a. sssrrSoe rors'rc win sss
e@ap North American. Cnilng. Javerpoo, Jan Il, .th
ca sas asss ssn Is. 6Rrsops.s r,os os Two siihs
fgo TIC lover -in opsayard ana dad from his il ares
s.r Nsrsis 1i or Ii,erpeei: isf 4, ~ Yonn S as.
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as ' q s sSI s's ss ssss ss t
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Nc0re-ESGtsH-on Monday. February ~. ~ the yirss
Reformed fIesbyteran church, Twelfth street BY Tho Rev
J. n Hct7eod D. d. Mr. TfsxAs MciiE ri San Francisco
Cal, to Miss ELiz trEIH EHorIsH Of New York
STLwKLL-SIs0NOn Thursday, February 70 BY the Rev.
r. Hscox JAcauEs SrLwxlI, Esq. OF 0ravessnd. L. J.,
Miss MANY ANN Of New York the youngest dauGh-
YER Of the late John Eison @of Nottingh England
nottingham papers please copy. ~
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Arrival Of the supply Steamer NswbsEn.
mo United States supply sseamr Nswbern, Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant T. A. Harris commanding, from
the North Atlantic bIockadins squadron, via Fortress
Monroe, arrived at this port yesterday She br0oTAt
thirty prisoners taken board the blockade
Fannie and Jessie and Pet The following IS st Of her
onlcers:-
Act,,g Volunteer Lieutenant Comnandiaq-T. A. Harris.
Acting Master aud ESeclaics oGcer-Robert T. holly,
Jos. H. Richardson.
Eisigns-E. II. Sawyer, Charles Mietf, Robert Dirs-
more.
Assistant Surqeon-John e. Cobb.
Assistdm Pdymdaer-E II. Cushing.
Cdpiain's Cierk-Thomas J. benjamin.
Paymaster's Ciek-Sidney Hans
RaQineers-Actng First Assistant, Isaac Naples; Act
ing Second Assistant John r. Cooper; Acting Third As
sistants, Q. Tomas s. }. Hoffman aud G. w. Latham.
Acting Mast>r's Maies--John P. Jones' hdophug Lar
dergrea, Joshua Cook, Jr.; Fred. w. Gotten.
Nail 1gent-Jobn p. Jones. r..
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Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re-
ported I'm February. 1864.
From record kept by H. Upton. Secretary Of the As
ycan Shpmasters Association. compiled the
Ing HIST Of total losses and dsasters for February 1884
TOTAL LOSSES.
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Those marked r, returned in Distress A. arrived In
tres; j. jettsoned cargo; l. ieAky f. took FIRE; r. dam
aged by ice d, damaged at put in ports; c. coson
s, stranded.
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ASTHMA AND COUGH.
ASTHMA AND COUGH
The Pine Tree r.r Cordial avss instantaneous reis, In
cases Of asthma and heopng cough often hoopias
and and sspss them from Inc Sros ns sS
Z S & o cS, e s s. ., use Dr.
Known 70 fail to euro that disease
ask ail 20 rcad the following certificates They are from
DxAR sln--t bad very dreadful couch and hrsa,
ar one ss;r and ny On Whole s,se was s,; giving
eoyersg NY disease eamed The power Of ali msdicines
NAN, ed.s s
Cordial, and commenced 70 IL and On wa;
sia e?s.
No. 81, ssHh VS.. . #ssiEHiI IIsS.,,A,.
Mr.. Ward says
srR--I had bronchitis Inflammation Of the lungs short
o4n 9r sss and rspion Of The heart In their worst
physicians in rhlladslphia; bu. they could no. stop the
e sss % Of & 'ss ne
s'f an. Ss' :. Ssss fSST e
say that, after using four large and sms bottle.
Ss::s s';sii ';;; -:
Read the following from UHca:-
u. "A.
s
s5S 70 NE sSbc r safe and Sre rmsd for AZ h2:s
that q daughter that has entirely cured q ions stand
' '''''"''' JOHN v PARKER
100 Genesce street. Utica
have used Or. wi:hsn's Pine Tree Tar Cor
sS @ nnS ca: FOE cda. s y.
disposed to consumptiop
The above are few among the thousands which his great
remedy has saved from an untimely grave.
ss::s.s 4 s: fan d: e s;ss
ns as snyS nsysr usa or sold medicine which save
n: PINE TREE TAR SoEDIAL win es,s Coughs se,s
II: kidneys and female cOmpsinIS '''' - -
BEWARE OF ooUSrERrEITe.
BEWARE OF coUHrERFElra
BEWARE OF coUxrRRYE1rs.
BEWARE OF CouSrERrErra
BEWARE OF couNrBRFBIrs
The genuine has the Of The proprietor and Alpine
tree blown in the boila All others spurious pi:sons
Price rny Cents and one Dollar per bottle Prepared
only By the proprietor
DIR. L. q. G. wIsHAHr,
No. loNsrh Second street. Philadelphia, Pa
Sold B, srusss everywhere At wholesale b 40 Burss
and New York wholesale DRUGGISTS
NEW YoRK AGENCY AT
HELxBoLDs Dnue AND CHEMICAL WARE.
HOUSE,
u,LwpoIps Druo AND CHEMICAL WARE
n0Usr
NO. bs4 BROADWAY, r..
so. 90 BRnfowAy ~.
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PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.

DR. wIsHARr's
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llOTEL.lsli.
fEoARs AVID ronACoo.

A MEXICAN HOTEL. BROADWAY, CoRNkR @
hfsbed Rooms. en- suite and Gingly
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DouEsTIC sEoARs MADE EQUAL 70 rHR FINEST
Hayanas sy using ne celebrated spanish Preparation
male Price q per bottle. Forwarded 10 any address Oh
r BELLows in, Solo Agent, "a william stree,
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The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instantaneous relief
cases Of asthma and hopping cough often hoopug
before It runs half Tvs course acts At once tho
~ egm and and expels them from
sufferer Is relieved In OF asthma Dr. visharts
Dyspepsia Pills With Tho Cordial they have never been
HnSyn fail to cure that disease.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-12

tue committee was adopted. ana the Sccrc-
tary was directed to request the signature
Of the Speaker OF the House thereto.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Isaacson, Clerk OF the House, re-
bill entitled:
" An act to prc vide for the Punishment
Of certain crimes ard orauces."
And he requested the concurrence Of the
Senate in House Hill entitled:
An act to provide for abe payment Of
members, officers aud contingent expenses
Of the General Assembly.
An act Tor the relief Of Tom Bynum,
State Printer.
An act to authorize the Governor TO call
into the State service free persons Of color.
An act to provide for the election Of
town constable in the town Of Opelonsas.
An act authorizing the Governor 10 ar
range with the Confederate Government
authorities for the Issuing OF provisions and
other nccessaries. Of The families of persons
in the military and naval service.
An act to authorize iitiganls in the par
ishes east of the Mississippi river. to take
and file the affidavit required by the Act
entitled:
"An act relative to proceedings in courts
of Justice in this State" approved June
9th, 1863.
An act authorizing jefferson J, Guice,
of the parish of DcSoto, TO adopt the minor,
of the parish Of DeSoto. Joint resolution
of thanks.
REPORT or COMMITTEE OF FREE
CONFERENCE.
Mr. Ecerea from the counittec OF free
Shreveport news., 1864-04-12

From the VI mphis bulletin Of 2o'h
ut, we learn that Forrest and Faux
n,r after capture Of Union city, at
tackled aud burned down Paducah,
Ky. In the fight, General.
a. a, Thompson, was killed.
according to thnt paper. Kentucky
aud iruutsScc t..e su.tcring FROM
rebel raids, to = considerable extent,
ana in lengthy article on the dcs-
truction of pnducah, it appears mp
prrhcusive thn. Forrest might sud
denly "turn up in that city. The
editor savs there is "A parallel be-
tween Memphis and Puiucah."
Mi G. N.HIoul, yil accept our shs.h,
, trr t4e loan Il Northern papera.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-12
Page -.
WEDNESDAY. FtBKUAR. lvih, l.o1'
The senate met pursuant to ADJOURN


Preseut-Mr Benia,nin W. fenrce. Lieut.
Governor. and President OF the 'ren"te.
Messrs. Abney, Barrow, Coco. IiafS'
Fuller, CAN'T, Gray, Lott, -HS i'oi ,'
Moore, Pond, Reeves. Rogers sanders
Taylor, Texaaa Wall ana Neish'i'"''
Is senators.
lhe Journal Of yesterday was read' "h'n .
OH motion by Mr. Texaia. its tur!heT read
ing was Gi ,;,ensed viii, aud II MAS NJ !
proved.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Weiyhtman submitted the following
resolution which vas considered .! "n'''A--
nous consent and agreed TO-. -
Resolved, Thnt the sun ~ one hNtt"c
dollars be allowed to L. W Bake, Junrnai
rlerl, OF the Senate. tor the bringing up the
Journals of the Senate after TIE a'J"h!n-
men payable out OF thc contingent 'aNh q
lie semitic, on the warrant ii 'ne Hrc!ethfE'
after The completion Of the work,
The same senator submitted the follow
irc resolution which was conslde'cA ny
un,aimou. consent and creed 10.
Resolved, That the thanks o. the S"n&te
ct the State of Louisiana DO rrin!n theN
thanks to Judge John -NooGe. i:es!a*At
PRO TEN. of the Senate. FOR the able, just ANA
Impartial manner III which he has uiSt""!"-
cd his duties as presiding otnccr OF inns
body.
Nj. Mcdonald submitted the following
resolution which WA, cons!dcrei by unani-
NOUS consent aud agreed 80.
Resolved That the sum Of hIty dollars
each be allowed to the several !ergNmeH
who have opened the proceedings ct t4t
Senate with prayers, the saMo t" he i"l"
out of TIE cont!n~cnt t0ii,I G! the senate
on their own warrants
Mr. Il arrow submitted the following res
o.u,ion which. was considered hy urnn-
NOUS consent ana agree. 10.
Resolved, That the Chairman O! the
Committee on Enrolment ~ the ScN"t,, q
allowed double compensation l"r his suI-y :
ces for the present session. the ss.'ne 20 be
paid "ut OF til" contingent fund .! 'hH '>th-
ate, on lis owu warrant.
Nh Clark submitted the following reSo
i,.ion which was considered By Gn"nIu.oU'
consent and agreed ~.
Resolved, Thnt tue Auditor Of Pubic
Accounts De and h l. hereby authorized -
pay 20 the proprietor Of the Shreveport
News, the amount due him TOY publishing
the iou.ual Of tie >Se.iata-rou t:lis Gate :,
The conclusion OF the same. at IA rat" q.
one dollar and fifty cents per hUudre@
words, the same to be pa" cat 0! tie con
tinscnt fund OF the Senate.
The same Senator submitted the follow
ir@ resolution which was considered b!
unanimous consent a2C pgree,tt3.
Resolved. That Master :. l,!oy h:rbry a
Paid the SUM o. one hundred cu..'rs .cr A+
services as page of the Senate. and II ste
Robert Her, be paid the sum ot thirty ilN'
dollars for his services a. temporary pag
OF the Senate, to be paid out ot Tie CoNtii.
gent fund of the Senate.
MI Moro submitted the following rcsn
luton which was considered by Ul!..Iiu!9u
consent al.d GgtcCI 20
Resolved, IEu; lie Secretary Ne GlIccto
to cause one hundred copies of the list q
lbs 70 ,+ .I
Shreveport news., 1864-04-12

many street n,nors This i. iuve- |
riabiy the ease when un enemy nears .
any city or town. There should b.
nothing ct the sort, "sin such. cases
the best plau is 10 be cool, tor more
can be effected.
Beyond doubt the enemy viii b,
driven back by oar forces and taught /
Il lesson hat he will not soon forget.
Our commanding general has the re-
yuta,ion of skil,lul manager, and
we feel confident that he eau and /
will sustain it in this dtpar' ment. rs +
events viii prove shortly. The enc .
uly's on to Shreveport" we ara as ,
-urea by those in t'ae position "a
know VII y" in imagination ou' y
We have a sufficient force of vetc-
ran troops to drive the cnv'ny back
At amy point lie n'ay attempt {, force.
/ BY water. the federal, cannot reach
( this po:n-, and by Land their fate vii.
! Doe the same IS Thy :,ere mt IL
. ,brir repeated attacks 90 -" coaS: g:
I. xa-. Aur attempt on ,heir part
no invade tn place VIII prove t'ti3e,
AVID rL,y ~iII have to v,teacr their
steps wiki heads hung down. If thry
are lucky enough to n-ahc :Detr IS
cape.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-12

Maj G. ii.SiouH, Win accept our shs.h,
or t.e loan # Northern rapera.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-12

On !
port of
Mr..
appo!n
Govern
inpeaca
The Sen
liouse
Bpchaa
Conrt f.
State OF
lili.tee
them 1
same to
BILLS !
SThe b
previou
the rule
leave to
bills VIII
below, {
Mr., y
An u
State Ia
Which
underwe
and The
the conc
Shreveport news., 1864-04-12

o., motion by Nj, Lott, and il compii.
nnce with ,hr request ot III" iinns", th2
e4cretary was directed 10 rctlrn - me
House at Er|fc&ap ;nti,ts Senate bill con
curF,i in ny lhe louise on eslerdhy en-
iitiel An act 10 ntnYila i"r til" lun'Sh-
,,.,o. q sprla.u cy;3acs and Offences
Shreveport news., 1864-04-12

uvntnIuee was adopted. and the Score F,
tary was directed to request the signature !
OF the Speaker OF the II ouse thereto.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-12

conference of both Houses in rrgnyd to NE
,lisagreeing votes OF both Houses 20 Ho"se
bill entitled "Au act 20 an'nd an aie en-
t;,lpd AN act relative to judicial proceed
inrs against persons 10 the military OF M
val servicc," approved 2t3t becctnher,
1861, submitted The following reg ort, to
wit:
Tic Senate agree to r2ccda from il
amendments 10 the ist section. AuI 'he
House amends ti.r SeNat's amendment by
adding ine word ''sg4Uesttttton 70 the ~
On motion by ~. Gantt, to rero@' Of
he committee WI, adopted at:t tn" S"cF2-
,ary WAS directed
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-24

FIEE.-SEEoUs Loss.-Beiween ard 9
o'clock, A NJ. on wednesday l7lh inst,
the dwelling Of c. Howe, Esq, on the
turnpike about miles west Of Philips
burg mean B0wmaus, together with car
Penter shop on the rear Of the lot. al, a..
household and Kitchen furnitlrc. ss,el,o
beds and one table, his Justice Docsm
paper, money collected, Sc, about 6ulO
feet Of choice jIy lumber, one-halfog it
dressed, and boat on which but one
board was wanting with all his tools-
were totally destroyed by fire. The
residence of B. c. Bowman, E-q., stands
within % eet Of lle burnt house, and the
vino blew towards it at The time, yet the
paint is scarcely di,colored. The loss to
Mr.. Howe Is very severe he having lost
his all, at this most inclemont season, and
richly deserves the sympathy Of the pub
lie.
ihe FIRE originated in the carpenter
''op' while Mr. II. and his brother went
'''Ae mousse to get warm a. the weather be-
"g extremely cold and stormy. The
nt' We're consumed in o very few
m'oules. and the burning embers we're
CARRIE by the wind a distance ofl ofa
mile
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-24

G0U A EUE DRINK.
a HlGlIlN CONCENTRATED
vegetable Extract.
A PURE TONIC
uuATwuLHELIlyE TuE BuIop. q
Not Maize Druakayds.
Elr. WJOAta.-NI&
German Bitter$.
PREPARED by
DIR. {. VI. JACKSON,
FELADsErzIA,E Pa.
Will EfectUally and Host Certainly
Z u K T. A Ii DISEASES
ARISING FROM A
DISO2DERED
LIVER
STOMACH
OR KIDNEYS
UOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTEES
viii cure every case Of
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease Of the Kid.
neyS, and Diseases arising from Dis
ordered Stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYNp-
toms resulting from Disorders o. tho
Digestive orgus
Con De
"GrI Piles.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-24

Gs5Ihe greasy, niggcrloyiug IIcasian
oi the Smut-machine in his last week ia-
sue has something ABOUT enc Of the Lauds
IN this establishment being " 1 Brags itA
Io''' Brave or not the same young man
hoG bravery enough to make th.s same
hunkey Fetact an impudenl LIE which be
asserted in the campaign iasl fan. Two.