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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27
Office.

~ IL Public i respectfully informed that
i having been assigned t. duty By ~p"-
rlu Order ia" ID" settlement Of irregular
military claims against Zoe 9. :. oio,rru-
urnt, tor the State of Louisiana. have tur
Ia" present - ahii~u.l my office in tho
Telegraph BuilIiug At shreveport. La
ll- tNcril"ucv II. ". Allen. Governor
OF Louisiana. havin, appointed Col. liync
~ Commissioner for III" State, all the claims
heretofore sent to him viii be settled by
me.
Every claim must be- presented in writin =
to this Office. supported by the claimant :
oath as to the justice OF the same. and by
the affidavit of one or more witnesses. TIE
claimant shall also state by whom his prop
crty was impressed or taken. and at what
time, and for what purpose, aud al what
price. aud shall produce any written cvi-
lcncc in his possession relative to the same.
The exact value need be proved. and no
speculative or contingent damages or value
are ia he assessed.
Whenever the claimant will be unable
TO give the exact price or value. it will be
assessed according to the schedule OF prices
at the time of imprcSsmcnt.
\. +. LASSALLE.
de20-4t Major and q. NJ. 9 s. 4.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27
Succession Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ OF a writ of sale 10 me directed. ! will
sell at public auction, to the last and high
est bidder. on MONDAY. the ID day of
January. l-ij. at the late residence of
Thos. u. Gary. deceased. a large lot of corn
fodder. household aud kitchen furniture
mules and no rs. wagon, and various other
articles too numerous to mention. belong
ing to the succession OF ThoS. u. Gary. de
ceased. Also large amount OF unginned
cotton.
Terms Of sale-Cash. subject to appraise.
mcnt. |. w. PICkENS.
de20-2t' Sheriff and .AuctionCcr.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27

StPPINGTON l. OWINGS.

SAN A\TONfo AND EAGLE PASS
"" have connection with good houses in
NntamoraS and PIedras NrGrtS, Mexico.
We VII! receive cotton or mcrchaudjs"
consigned to Us. and pay treight' on cotton
con>i -ncd to Us for sale, bat not otherwise.
We have on hand and en- route for this
city the largest stock of Goods in the Con-
tederate State, which we propose to sell
or Confederate money or cotton.
Reference to our numerous customers all
over Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
Houston Telegraph Will copy 10 times
in I ". and shreveport News 3 mos. and
forward bills to this office tor payment.
,l.HD
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27
Notice TO Confederate Tax
Debtors.

Section II and IL of Assessment Act.
p.sT.&"r uE Clpno, CoIIECroR's OFFICE,
Shreveport. November 9Th, 1864.
4 IL. Persons. Firm, and Corporations
y heretofore assessed. are hereby mott
fed that appeals from the assessments which
may he examined in the District Co lector's
Office must be mad" IN ,rrj,ing, within the
next fifteen days and that all taxes assessed
must be paid within torty-tiye days from
the date of assessment, under penalty OF
ten per cent alltirHll thereon aud the cost
OF judicial proceeding for the recovery
thereof. SAM'L VAN BIBBER.
upylJ 9, District COLLEGE,"
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27

The Times saysa villalnous scheme
for the capture and destruction of the
steamers on the Pacific coast, by
gang Of plates who concerted the
plan Il; HAVANA, under instructions
from Mallroy. the Secretary of the
Navy has been frustrated. They
We're to be under lead of Thomas a.
Hog. of the rebel navy, who left
Iia' u..H with a party of IL or 20
IN" % Panama. They were to ret
or. vmnt Of the splendid steamer
G. :ta;'ml, but arrived too late for
E,:.
IN. -.home was known in Pana-
ma, "nJ ! was expected they would
tax" th. Salvador, which vessel had
s:IrJ.
Preparations were made for their
carturr, and it is possible they have
a'tr.apt,l their scheme aad have teen
taken. With one of these steamers
they hoped to capture a Pacific
! steamer.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27
Old Series Vol. VII
Sl.eriif,s Sale.
In District Court-!Statc Of Loxis-
iaua-.Pa1ish Of Cadt1o.
No. 6S5i.

!. W. S. MITCHELL VS.. Il. r. BLACK.
DY VIRTUE of writ of fcri facias To
ID me directed by the Honorable District
Court of the Parish of Caddo. and State
aforesaid | will offer for sale at public auc-
ton. in front of the market house. in the
city OF Shreveport, Parish and State afore-
laid. to The highest bidder on SATU RDAY,
the 9TH day Of January, A. Z. 1865, between
the hours Of |! O'Clock, A. H., and O'Clock,
r NJ. the following described property,
seized as that Of the defendant, Il. r. Black.
md to pay and satisfy the writ above mem
toned, tp-wi,: ire northwest half of lot
of ground purchased by Il. I. Buckner Of
j. II. Landrun. of parts oil lots Kos. and
: in Block M. 80. in the town OF Sbreve-
port, with thr buildings and improvements
thereon Sofa t" said Black by WATSON.
1t being the same property now occupied
by y. Tiiciwi!er n u drinking saloon, on
barkcl street.
Terms OF Sac Cash. with the benefit of
;:prraisrmen'.
Shreveport. Dee. q, 1854. decG-5t
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UT ACCORDANCE with msrruc.

"" i ACCORDANCE with ims'rUc-
Il. tons from his ENccl!"ncy Hon.
II. W. AiI.EN. Governor OF Louisiana. re-
spending 10 a call from I'll" Department
Commander for the impress uent at Slaves
to construct furtiications and other Lc'cucr-
and in conformity with An Act To author
iZe the Governor of the : ratc of Louisiana.
to pres, into the service OF the STATE.
Slaves and other property for the pubic
dcfcnccs of til. state. daring the present
war" approved January Isl. 1858: TIA"
Enrolling Officers in III" hereafter named
parishes will at once impress Tor scrvic"
for the term of sixty days "ne-thIrd OF all
the able bodied male Slaves between the
ages of eighteen and nifty.
The Slaves OF the parishes OF RapIde~,
VIM, jackson and Bicnvi!le. to report AZ
Alexandria to Capt Randolph.
The Slaves OF the parishes OF Natchlto-
ches and Sabine. to report AT Grand Ecorc.
to the Engineer Officer in charge.
The Slaves Of the parishes al Caido.
DcSotn. Bossi"r, Union and Claiborne. t.
report at Tones Bayou, to the Engineer
Diiiccr in charge.
Such slave owners will be exempted from
the impressmcnt. a. have furnished Ut good
tgih two thirds Of their uli male slave
force tor Thirty days. or on"-thirt OF IN"
same for sixty days under the Governor :
proclamation of 2gth October last. All
persons who have had slaves in the ser
vice Of the Confederate states or state al
Louisiana, for u longer per cd of time
dOiHy good Serrice, win be credited on then
onc.third for the number so employed.
The assessment VIII include all mae
Slaves between the ages, without n'her cN
ception than that in the parishes OF Rap icS
Natchitoches and VIM, the Enrolling
Officers will report 70 these Head Quarters
setting forth the facts, such eN' .cmc c"-c!
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27

The ,,ribune's Washington special
says owing to the continual prostra-
ton of Secretary Stanton and the
wide spread desire Of the people, the
President has rendered the position
of Srcrc larry of War to General But
Ter. 1t is said the General, for the
present at least, declined the honor.
1t is expected Admiral Faragut is to
| be Secretary of the Navy.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27
Bv order of
Local Advertise's.
'NGti ice.

DARTTES having the old issue Of Con
/ i.'drrntc Treasury notes iii our po-sc
ION. either n packages 81 by cr"nlt on
orr books. viii please receive u" sans
during this mouth. o. instruct ~ what d.
position; g." max. a. il.
pufi"- indebted to ~ IN said Old issue.
Will please CONC forward and srit." wrh
So AZ oner. ofAr .,Ti-r Sc shaN expect and
demand the lew ur.
PHELPS < CO..
G-cb Commits: o1 Nrlchant..
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27
st. Mary's Convent.

Faculty consisting of five Teachers.
- ATES OF TUITION Sis. 500. So
IL Nh lie 50. STATE money or New Is
sue received. oct2j
S"u'I N.-tar, r.lrnso cow
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27
TCnCiscr MantHd.

4 GENTLEMAN or LADY. well quail
4 n hrd in every respect. 10 take charge of
a small family school in the country in n
pleasant location. Board can be had in
the family. The best testimonials rs to
capacity and character required. Address
the editor of this paper. [nov - If
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27
Cof:ir,s and Cn,iertarsipg.

INliE undersigned is now prepared again
h to make Collins ofcvcry description
AT the shortest notice.
All orders left at my shop. in the Alley.
near Headquarters. will meet with prompt
attention. +. NJ. WALDREN
nrtl- If
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27
Notice.

TAX ~ KIND PAYERS.
ITNipSE wh" fulrd 10 meet N" at my
/ former appointments AZ" notified that
| viii he a. Greenwood on Saturday. 81
and lUtI OF DEFENDERS: Shreveport.
,tnpr. smith oNirc.) on the 9TH. i4th and
lGlh ui December.
y G.. OGlLNIE.
Assessor Tay in Kind. CAllo Tax District.
Shreveport. Nov -, 1851. nov23 81
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27

Mr.. Chase and Mr.. Raymond are
mentioned to succeed Mr.. Adams to
England.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27
Spurious Four per cent. (crsi-
ticatp-.

CAUTION. TaN Collectors ar" instruct
y ed and ihc public cautioned. not TO De-
criv" the following d cribci Certificates
which were lraudUlcu ly obtained from
Paul McEnery. c. >. Depository at Monroe.
La:
Date No. In favor of Ant
.. 1912 Octavia Il. Con son for 10, 200
''tE - 3U73 Ami" Couvrcy, 10. 200
'o''' ! 3D14 :. W. Cour-un. 1" 7.2Cu
At request OF c. : Depository.
EOB'T. " LU~lIER.
shreveport. Dee. 1913: stat" Collector.
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.ssSs.s.E4s NJ BOOK.
AT~vE7 :o-@@ ~ for de

@H.s.s4s BOOK.
New lscady for delivery
y Tl!U sDUT.iEItN SPELLEH,
by Mrs. y. 4. Hay, late principal of tie
shreveport F"nal. Acadcny.
IAc S,stt.,in - eiler Is designed for be-
oiGners. aui is in'rnded as Il Spsller on1
.3"tln-: - character is such as will inter-
e. children nNI attract their attention.
Price --~lngi" copies $40, in new Issue
or Lnui-.;,r:s money or 80 cents specie.
y copies 500. Liberal discount to the
trade.
Orders should be forwarded Immediately
as The edi inn is No; large; and they will
be filled il he order received. Sent to any
address, f,,s.-pGiI. on receipt OF price.
Address. .jNO. DICKINSON,
oct1l News Office. Shreveport. La.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-12-27
Gard Notice.

COTTON CARDS will be exchanged
~ for calf skins deer skins. sheep skins,
dog skins. cat skins and coon skins. in any
number, well tanned. The lard Factory
i now in successful operation. Bring in
tn" skins and get the cards.
Apply at Mindea. at the Factory. or to
Capt. I. " MieUrc, p. O. NJ. at Shrcve-
pyrl. G.. II. ARDIS.
Chief Of Clothing Bureau. l.. :. \.
Gc21-1t
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pUBL ISHED TUESDAY NOHNiVG
.JNo. DICKINSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TcrInS-For six months S2j. Thr""
months SIJ. In New Issue of Confederate
notes OF Louisiana state nr,"-
Persons who prefer paying in specie can
hay. il ut the rate of 81 per annIm.
a. Money must not b" sent ut orrrisk.- 80
Aavcrtising-S'@ per square Tor first III
scrtion: each Subsequent insertion -.
Obituary notices, marriages, calls for pub
lie meetings. etc, charged for other nd
ycytiscmcnts JONI DICkINSoS-
Editor and Proprietor
Eight lines OF less in this paper l. co@Stt
tutcd a square: No deduction or mcr"a-"
made to correspond with til" charges Of
other papers, publishing similar ndy"riis"-
men,s, appear in this paper. Tax" d""
notice ard gorerH yo'us'ircS hcc"rd"|N
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BY command OF

Drc'r2T. o.: 4,
Louisiana papers copy four weeks.
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HEAD GrAErEKS Cos -,laPr bI-r. LN.t
Shreveport, Dec. ~, I-ji.
SrECIAL ORDERS.
No. ~!
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Wanted.

4 T Shreveport Arsenal. OLD ZINC. for
n which liberal price viii be paid.
G.. W. VALLEY.
oct. IT, Capt. Com 'dg
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SNET, SALT. SiLT!
islStting PAPER.

NOR SALE at this Off h.
NJ NrINSTOCE.
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500 Reward.

C.TEAYED or stolen from the subscriber.
- on Sunday. the Goth inst. two roam
HORSES. branded on the left hip WR.
The horses were wei! matched. each one
having three white feet and white star in
the forehead. The above reward will be
paid upon delivery OF the horses TO me ut
Shreveport. \. J. HULL.
or b. l.. HULL.
Post COmmissary Office.
Nov IS 1854 nov29-tf
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/. ". pICkENS, Sheriff.
Shreveport. Dee. q, 1854. dec6-jt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-13

puroe ant Iesten Snttitdg dbern,ats foeaen SH.
Icpalitdt oerbaftet u,,c bei9eftedt.
Sic unIere SeSeiIjoniiten
poer, ME le ith Iie6er nennen b5ren, Itaotss
redt8bemotratiihe partei besinnt, iid jebt, NO
iRrer 6auptitnbe, DER SfIaperei, purd bic an-
nahme Der ,,euen Contribution Die grt an bic
WurSel 9ele1t tperoen tpirp, ipieoer i'll regen.
S~eraangene 8o9e erldten ais critics 2ebenss
3eiden ein Minorititss8eri (grptei) ter
Conventions 9 WtitslieSer aus Den lloLi6en
Counties, NORM natirli6 bic Sreiltaat=G Onltia
tuition peroamrtt uno Aae8 aufgeboteu wiro,
Jim cine I9itation segeu eieielbe ms Mert 3u
leBeH. Der 2Opalitdtsz@io lit ben .6erren be-
lOnoers Elm 9rrn i'm Nu9e, oa baourh lelbits
perltdnoll1 ellen unltrieben unierer bein,ii6eu
9epeuen une Hebellenireunben am StimmfaIteu
ollf lr''1t1er Elm 3iet seieBt piroe. = 5u ibrem
ShllOtrd9er baben lie bo8 bemofratii6e 8dper,
Die vGpenin9 Bplt," erpdbIt uno oieIe bldI't
mt pollen Baden Sturra uno ibreit iin balb
atpe'tl!oS in Grrnabnunsen sur Organization Der
alien benptrotii6er Bartei. S6aoe nur, oob
Die alien Silbrer in Seeeifia weiten poer ntdi
Courage 9enu9 boben, pte peilano Mari6all
Nane, bill GIharoipn uno anoere Qeitbdnntel,
Die cole Bartei in ibrer 9emObnten @eiie 81 re,
OrganiIiren.
So 9ie Sem af1emblp gopms, bieiel
Contradictions 9untt g~eieQi9er @interubero.
Sergnl9un9eu, iinp bur6 ben Dtaler Geprgt
tpieoer prodtppG r%eltaurirt wOrben uno iteber
@eieQidaften, 2o9en, Sallpurtbien &c. SIR Ser.
figuns. Son ieber tparen Die Stem Mlembll
Hppns Die 8aI- unb Gon3ertaSdle beuti4e,
@eleuidaften unb mir erparten audi, i'm udfs
item 8inter re9t oft beuti6e lnterbaltuna
beuti6e Wiuiit uno oeati6e @etrdrte bort i'll
inoen.
E 6erdtbidaiten sum Siiden, Rrebier
u. i. 10. finOet man ~niroenos better als bel
9~ufebort go. 100 8attimprel r
neben Der vNnerican" . HNA
~ DaS @Ort s9osOtont-, pel&es N6 taft al
elm 9ausbaltrrrt eineetIraert, ptrb aus hem @rieGti&e
t~ereeIeitet une IA aus Sptt Q8srten SosU uaf Gtrn
te 8 ;ufanmeustfest ~5s;s- tetst AM Dtrt{&: sGepa8
rem, uEb ~Obcntes" bic 8dbne .Sr;Dount-i ttm 0emabte
br !3abne. llnh IS fltrt fstner Rauen In Der IRat geai
Veri&Snerun8 unb 8~epdbrlns Der 3abne. 9drtuus uni
Erafttguns Res 3abnfetf9es Hnb Beltttisuns nuer llnrei
ntsttttfn ees attems anbttrtft bat es In Ger gDtIt mot ft
mes @letGeu.
81 eatsn bet Drusatftsn nnb earfamtanslsru ateraa.
{tertI2,l416)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-13

IRpro. Sn oer 6arlitagS Mabt Qinq IS.
Qppe uu@ Dem t6auie pes 9e9er8 Solution,
At i'm ais 9eierteur 5u perbaften. 3pbnlou
eiqarte f6, ibut ST foIgen, moraui ibn Come
reinal i6oB, in 6Olge 0eheu er tur3 oarauf
arb. 2pne lpuroe perbaftet un0 fir Elm 8ers
sc beigeItedt. st miro ais 0t6roer prOjeIfrt
}aroen, pa CT fein reguldrer 0etectip i'll, Ionz
ern nur i'm 2tuftrag zines 9ritten banoelte.
+ 6'euer. Sim Sanitag 0lor9en gertetb
in 8ett i'm Warplano 6Otel, nabe Der gtapp
)lro III 8rano, oa8 5euer puroe ieoob bal0
Ujeoer geI6i6t.
@eqen 2 ubr pOrgeiteru Wipr8en 9erietp ras
{iieraei6dft oe8 6ru. GenneS IN elmer Nlep
mii6en 6. ano %. uno 8. unO 10. StraBe in
8rano. Sum Slid fng IS an 5u regnen uno
lie 6lontmen erlrIhen balo Wieoer. Yian glnnbt,
oQB oo8 Seuer angele9t mar.
[ Mtlttdrii6e Otbre. Jtad elmer
5peiialorore pes arie95pepurtement8 perOen
ale 6reipiaige, welbe ii9 bier sum 9ienlte
meIoen, ua6 Dem 8enoe5oou8 Of 9iitribut ges
ianot unp pOn BORT nab ibren Gegtrrentern ooer
Den Sorts am Uberen Bptonac 9ei6ift.
turtbejIe aemiI0ert. 6oIgenoe
5oioateu, meGbe fpegeg 9eierti0t gu @ulper
uno 8[ei perurtbeilt naren, puroen fir arieq8<
bauer nab oea 9rp &ortuga5 geididt: S. 8rps
gau, >. Q.0. 3egt.; 8. 6iIen, 16. gtaine
Aegt,; 6rant @bitleQ. unO s, Yroooran, 9.
N.0. 8est.
t8et6e 6In6ttinge. 3wei aus Ri6@
mono bier atgefommene 9ameH ~Ieiiteten ben
Greueio uno nurOeH p@aroIirt. Sine o~erieIben
bate grpbe Summer in @plp unO Me4iel auf
QpuOoner 8anten fit mebrere tauienb @ianO.
Sic reiien 8eioe pia Nelpzgcrf nab europa.
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gbtntniffratteng Mn:etoe.

&c VIII tttrmtt q a1 rt@t eeaeten, ha5 1t
uutssletpn te ost Baltimore i'm Stdet M2aretane 1@ sr
Gem DG'len5ertet bea ter St1ot an 20. dug. 1864 gebpae
S1J1tt8 IulSsDdptgrs u6er esa peTlCatthe @taenfhum pn
JPFn RpT pelter in beiaSter Staet eearrbeu it,
ger'3aTt bat 4le Ysripnen, welde Anlp I9e an ben
gerr0rbeEeR 81 nOt3eR saben, ApeEien haber aufgeiprecrt,
iei1s IN opsr Dor bent y. 5abr. 1866 Set Ser untei ssi1aeten
Selsne So ma3en, rsertsenfl1& ffe ipdter no5 0eua @eigye
ts'He ~snierr'pe ar ks|a8's 2interlaiiealbait n 9r madea
tGuHeu.
@He psrensH loalda an befaets 5iaterladeniaaft fSul.
ran nsrpen hisrmit euigefprtert. an bic unterset6nete irfrri
53blaa6 So IstleH, nttrtgsufaas 5eri6tIi5 eeeen pteleitea
SER akgen riTe.
i22augiplnipl MARIN g. RpR. MSr,
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DIE Stebuna III pornber

utt ulth. Usu & SO, babsn cfn arSbtsn
crratb sSn irrtlsen EIeiberr In Ser 9tdSf. b "A, q, sm
nsppieiaie.pretten terfoufeH. Heruer EuG fur GMnesHs IA
Garrttrretien heina GtiI uMh BET Der &nxh.
&inttb, NrU. 3 Co.,
pfnttnSs FAN &Ieibes-Gtsre, RpAf 30 o.. K,aft Fsf~
erfri 8 n RstrsrHk & Ergtrn
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observation-disclosures


s e txt btermtt RGAvt@t gege6em, bs ter
Qetsrgetbueis pcH 30 tImCrs i'm Stadt @tarqlaub i6 Dcr
sS!d 3a5tsE6ertdt ~belasts- SEaat am Is. 4u9ut 1864 Be-
UoamaWEs5 aReSsGepIere lhsr Sic Sia;fi IaHerihait (e.
nag etHes Ecftament25ei&ludes) SpR @btLtPPtRO
peEwt1, pelae In tela8ttr Staoi seitprben Il, cet.
ihGft bat aGR perF'nsT ipsldje Mp{prGde an BEN Ser
3ereensa al uaben babsa, ueroeR 6abcr auflefprtert, Iplhe
an sper Dor esm IS gs5r. 1885 tet Dem lntsrici6neten gel.
5fd5 81 NADER Rs59tseaial5 &c ipster nap eem @ties tetne
&RiPrI1s az ottee 5;itsrIeffnfbaf. nshr MAIDEN tSnre!t
Wn1. 81 j dmdnG
l1tti4DIulg) fti Mbtntn{fr.
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Eg SiurOiu, Snbmfnu nuD T3G
emancipation
Qufruf ST. elmer



SH etaer 8erianmluns res anbe iu9tel @laioH- StaatS=
erecutpe-@ouite5 an Nsittpp6, ten z. Geptbr., tpurt
~fcIgeRber @uftuf fir cine Gtaaf5=@cneenticn UNI @dabtz
baten fir bic Ooi6iebeuen 4srtter. n3eI9c naa Der neuen
@enitituti0n 81 Beieseu iiab, 81 ncminireu, e%infinmis tez
i9Icien:
8ei1loHeH; DAT cine E~absfiugte liuiousG taatsz s pus
benton 6iereur@ berHfen pirh, ft9 in Der Gtaot Baltiz
more am 2ientas, ben 1s. Gftpber, 5G ~beriammeIn, um
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zines @cuperneurs, 2teutenantt@ ouoer1leurs, Gculetrol=
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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-05-03

She sat alone on cold gray stone,
Where the river made desOlate moan.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-05-03
Iron the Atlantic Monthly.
The Presidential Election.

-FoR the first time since the American
Presidency was created, the American
people have entered upon Presidentia
election in time of agreat war, Even the
election Of 1912 forms no exception t,
this assertion, as the second contest with
England did not begin until the summer
of that year, when the condition of the
political contest were already understood,
and it vas known that Mr.. Madison would
be reelected, in spite Of the opposition of
the Federalists, and notwithstanding the
disafectiou of those Democrats who took
De Witt Clinton for their leader. MIR.
Madison, indeed, issuppOsed to have turned
; 'twar man," against his own convictions,
in order to oonciliate the Young Demoe-
racy" of 1912, who had resolved upon
having a fight with England ,-and in that
way to have secured for supporters men
who would have prevented his reelection,
had be defed them. The trouble that we
had with France at the close of the last
century undoubtedly had some effect in
deciding the fourth Presidential contest
adversely to the Federalists; bnt though
it was illustrated by some excellent naval
fighting, it can hardly be spoken of as d
war: certainly, it was not a great war
The Mexican War had been brought to
triumphant close before the election of
1848 was opened Of the nineteen Pres
idential elections which. the country has
known, sixteen were held in times of pro-
found psace,-as Indian wars went for
nothing; and the other three we're not ef-
fected as to their decision by the contest
we had with France or Mexico, or by that
with England, which was in its first stage
when Mr. Madison was re. elected. Every
Presidential election, from that of 1888
to that of 1860, found US a united people,
with every State taking some part in the
canvas. Even South Carol ma in 1860 was
not clearly counted out of the fight until
after Mr.. Linooln's success had been an
nOunOed, and rebellion had been resolved
upon.
But all is now changed. The twentieth
Presidential election fudF US not only at
war, hut engaged in civil war Of suoh
magnitude that even the most martial ma
tons Of Europe are surprised at the num-
bers who take part in it, aud at it's cost.
The election is to be carried, and perhaps
decided, amid tho dinI Of arms, With