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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

SMALL Pox.-The Appleton Crescent
SAYS that ,hIs virulent disease hs. broker
out among the Oneida Indians near lhs,
city, and that twelve have already died
1t SAYS this disease is fesrfulIy raging in
the Belgian settlement near Grren Bay,
and that there is danger of the disease
spreading into The various towns along the
y. ". Road.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

RAsD's SHIP IARD.-We are glsd to
notice that the ship-Yard of G. 5. RAND,
is alive his Winter. giving good and pay
ing employment to many mechanics aud
laborers lie is rebuilding three vessels
the 1rgo, Sea GuH aud Trial.. and The
amount Of money expended ty him for
timber aud sbor is no small item towards
ihe business Of Msnitowoc M4uitowoc
Is The best place on tie Like for vessel
building and building, and MIR RA>D is
the best man ni,'lln lis whole length au,!
breadth foy doing lie work.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

E1CIIEAENT IL CASADA.-The Cana
di.ns are tearing an invasion of their
Provinces By the Fenisns Of the United
States. A letter from Quebec says that
5000 of the provincisI mi!itis have been
ordered to the border, aud they will be
commanded by officers who saw service in
the British srny. An additonsI force
will be sent if found necessary. Four
companies of volunteers will be sent to
Windsor and Sarnia The headquarters
Of the commanding officer will be at
Windsor. One battalion will be station
ei at Mag ,rs and another a, L-pier.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

CAsUALTIEs Is SnERNAN's ARMY.-The
New York Herod Of Tuesday contains
list of killed and wounded in Sherman's
army since the Sd instant. The list is
over column in length. No Wisconsin
names are among them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

WHAT THEY THINK ABROAD The Lon
ton Times compares Shermsn's movement
in Georgia to the Duke Of Ms'bcrough's
march into Germany, and, which resulted
in the battle Of B!enheim. and ssvs.
" Nothing IN modern time. equals it. It
will either make Sherman A most famons
General or NAV ruin him anG his army
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

FoREIGN NEws.-Tbe London Times
urges TIE opening Of negotiation. in re-
gard to the American war, saying: that
at must come to this at last, end the
sooner 1t does come it will be better for
America and the world At large"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

~ Mr.. Chase, recently appointed
Chief Justice of the Supreme Cour, Of the
United States, could find no member Of
that honorable body to administer the
oath Of office to him, 90 he administered
the os;h to himself. Is such an oath
binding:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

CONCERT The Concert given by the
German Singing Society of this villrge
=. Hlingloiz Hal, on Monday evening,
Was \ perfect succssa, not onlv 10 the
good music, but ia the large attendance
Of laaies and gentlemen. Thia Society is
. credit to Mguitowoc, and should be lib
orally supported by al of our citizens-
native bonn as vel as foreign.
The Two Rivers Music.l Society assisted
wi:h their usual skill, and gave the best of
ss,isfactos. Young FLErscHER (son OF
the CoIoneI) maintained his reputation as
the best musicisn Of bis age IN the State.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

EF DR.. TOWNSEND desires US to give
notice tia, he vii! be temporarily abent
from the plsce, for tie next SIX weeks,
after which he designs re,urning with in.
creased facilities for dopg all klnGs Of
Dentistry work in the best msnner.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30
Educa tis1Al Sta tlstics Of Wisconsin.

The following s,atistics vii ahpe7r in
,h. for,scoteiss Tspors Of Col, J. u. Me-
Mrss. STATE Supsriu andsu':
Number # nae children hatwetu and
% ,..rs Of sga. lG6 $50
>urnber Of f-,uale chldren between I
xn.' 90 wears Of age, 163. .e56,
Tu.ai uuIp Der Of children between 1 sni
20 ,-.u Of sgs, 329 9GG,
Fxcess Of male, over fsmsle.. 3.79f.
lacrosse Of children since sst report, s..
Q4'.
Number ofd.trc,, maintaining schools
mars iksn Que term, ), ACT
Nuub bsr oinni- teachers ssnployed dur
isg aintsr term, ! 62l.
Nunb Der OF female teachers eEnp'oved
during winter .+rn!, 2,75S.
Number Of male teachers employed dIr>
ing summer term, 30S.
Nsmber Of femsls teachers employed
during fammev term, 3,SIl.
Number Of dferent persona employed in
teaching during the year, $50.
Number Of teachers who have had exre-
rsucs ss :esohers previous 10 this year, g.
PAP.
Average ~.2e. paid male se.shera per
mos,h during ~iEter. term, $50 02
A'er"gs wages psid female teachers per
mouth duFioc winter term, SO -
Aver,c- rrces psid M sle teschers per
,nsniI drfirs .rn.n-- term. s3i77.
Average -.... t.;3 .n-l. t.ae:.ar. per
month dufirg summer term, $40 IA.
Average wages per month paid maI.
teschers for the Whole wear. S32 80.
Average wages per month paid tcmsls
teacher. for lh- .hoic vesr, SO As.
State fand .ppc,sioned during tbs year
1850 974 G7,
Tax eviel b, County rcarIs o:Supes.
visor-, tl33 1921
Tx levied hy towns S14 SoG s.
District axe, fot tesci,ers wages. $40
sS447.
Ds'rct taxes e., scboo! hou,as 500
29l S6.
E,srrics ;axes for maps, Charts, etc, 81
e9s IS,
n,tric. tszes for other purposes, sos
T25 -.
T"ta amount of,.1ss raised, *S2I $50
IS.
TOTAL smount Of money expended or
school purposes, SOILS IS.
Nuntsr Of store school houses, lS6.
Number Of brick school houses, lGs
Nan,bsr Of frame school house, > .53.
Nua,beT 81 log school houses. 10
Tssat "".aber Of school houe"s. /, lS6.
Number OF scho.l house sites containing
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30
Southern News.
Louisville, Dec. 9I.

Louisville, Dec. -.
There is . rspor. from Gen. Thomas
army, that Hoods army had cspisua,ed.
Richmond papers claim tina. the Cni"a
raiders under SioDeman and Rurbridge.
who have done so much damage and
caused SO much a!alm 10 southwest Viz
gnia, have returned to East Tennessee.
Thsy slso .ay ;hat Gen Davidson $ ex-
psdition from Islou Rouge, las done IN.
calculsbis damage to the railroad and de-
,!royed immsn.e Quantities Of supplies.
The Richmond EaYuiyer Of Saturday,
acknowledged tbs. the s1ars of he con-
federacy are under cloud.
Beauregard, under date Of Charleston
22d, announces ,hs: our forces occupies
Pollard, AIsbsma, burned the government
railroad buildings. aud returned, pursued
80 miles by Gen. Liddel.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 24'
says StandwAih has cIo:hed and armed
bis Indians snd ia in the vicinity Of Fott
Saith, destroying Yankee wagon trsins
Richmond papers doubted the reported
capture sf Savannah, but coDsoIed theR-
selves if true it WAS al for the best.
TIE Dispatch Gays: Even allowing
SavsssAh, CAsrls.tor, Mobile, and even
Richmoud TO be captured, still the war IS
not over.
The Richmond Why Of the 24lh says
G.s Gxrduer ia nceumulsting troops !"
m.., ,Ee Union RAIDERS in ,he vicinity Of
G5bil., ard Gen. Maury is doing the same
\, Mobile The Union troops, o.5CU
.sso~x, ss marching on mobile.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30
%At a Fenisn meeting in

%At Fenisn meeting in jersey
City on Friday night, one of the speakers
stated that 80, goo Of the g Brotherhood :"
were ready to march into Canada in care
of hostiities between the United States
and Great Britain. There is something
in the wind.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

IF Tie Richmond Examiner Of the
Dist, says i:s army in Tennessee has been
terribly misused and has suffered an awful
injury, but it may be restored to full eff.
cheney by The hand that did it after Mis-
sionary Ridge-Johnston.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

CE Mr. o. BARLEY, Of Windsor, hiss
been instructed by the Canadian govern
ment to make survey of Bois Blanc Is
land, opposite Amhertsburg, at The mouth
Of the Detroit river, probsbly with view
of constructing offences there, in accord
snce with recent report on the matter
Of frontier defence..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

EE- The Fenisn brotherhood are to
have a grand Convention at Cincinnati
on the l7,h of January. They are seek
iLg 70 raise fund Of one million dollars.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

The numbe, for Es!on and Franklin
vas exhausted Iast Fall Csntrsvil!e, Two
Rivers, and M.nitowoc, have filed their
quotas.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

NEW lIRM Mr. CREUIzBEEo, an old
and we'll known citizen Of Milwaukee las
associated himself witL J. A. KAHLER in
,he mercantile business. This vii! make
a strong firm, and one that will be popu>
lar with the people Success 10 it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30
LATEST FROM SHERMAN,
He Occupies Savannah.
The Rebel Troops get away.

the situation at Savannah, but no news
from ta.s quarter. Military men DO Eot
expect the tai Of Savannah immediately
The city will probably hold out two weeks
or more, but lis cSpturo is considered GER
tain.
Taa following dispatch has just bsen re-
celved from Savannah, under date Of Dec
18Th:
Gen. Sbermsn's success has besn all
that the country could desire His army
is 10 splendid condition. in eloriou.
spiri,.. inspir ed by its achievements, more
enthusiastic than ever, and, if possible, a
better army than ever hetors. The total
loss In killed, wounded, missing snd sick
will not fall bsIcw 1,000 The march
wss virtually unoppossd, the infantry hay
,nc scarcely been under fire. Everything
on The Two great lines % railway from At
Ianta via Macon srd via Augusta to Say
aEnsh, that could be usde either directly
or retnotsiy To ssrve the interest. Of the
rebel military power, have been nosl ii,
fsctuaIly destroyed.
Giliedgevlsle surrendered, through the
Mayor, To five federal soldiers, two d.,s
before The main army reached the psc.
New York, Dec %.
The Herald has detail. of Sber,n.n's
grshd march through Georgia. Iiio srmy
moved ihree hundeed miles, devastating
A. counties, capturing 1 0C0 prisoners,
10000 negroes, Is 900 horses and so
pieces Of artillery. BE ust not gun aid
our ertire cusu.lties we're only about 500
pii.oners from struggling and 800 or 400
Killed or vounGrd, luciuiirg the los. at
Fort McAiister. Fitzpatrick defeated
WLeeE~r in skirm;ah GEAR Macon. and
could .ss''y hsvs ssken the city s-d s!er-
msn d-.!t.d u. Tie rebel re.ia,sucs 81
OcoEee Bfidge caused but few hour. de-
lay. At GtlsSoIdNille, where The lebels
are reported a. having repnl.sd US, oae Of
our h'iEsdrs (Woicotl'. OF Tie Is h corp.)
detes,ed t.5ee rebel hrigaclas under G.n.
fmllps; We losing only 81 men and ne
retel- nesrIy 400 The rebel militia
stood fifteen miuu.es, though tie battle
lasted four hou5s Our forces CONSTANTLY
following up the fiyIne ice. here WAS
not = seiiuGs baItis during tie sbole
march cor cavalry Mss not A. any time
repuIsed, nor va, k,Iratiics hu,., he bad
several small hsht-, bu. still W..rs tbe
Sarra Lst vii, .bici, he started fr,.n At
lanta
49,, >, s1n'n5t"n' Dec: -.
~ r"', " 81 "'"'u' ti'-'''' "Ie"' o. '"e post
'l''e dTE'A'l'"e''' ''Po't' toS' tne mails
we're '&h%rh Ss>"' t'''' H"d curing III" ni!sf-
p'''' . NE lo,'' 'ns'.' "e'7 'i''''i""'od !"
,'T '"','e ''i''' 81 nTn, ,cn 0nsth'a", u
Of s,s,uts. and could i Ia bsd ti.m
sold ,iauf,!e th.t amount. II. b,.ug:t
viii, Inn inward. of 20 coo .oldier, let
tef-. which hsvs been m.:!s.i Ter. to ,b.ir
re.teepive addresses. The army !. in *,
celleut spirit. aud th.ir sanitary ccEiition
never better.
From, ,Ao piolmo,, w,;r noo -
Tn fact. instead Of cn,,ino off mr. com
nr,;cat;,n Nth ,ba G.lt St. Sho-
l,.s ,as,o~oi I'm. ,b., n,a;r H.. ..I.
mora ;mno,,.n, ,,'sn al ,ha a,t.,s g.,
,ha no.s...;n, - s,.i.h ha eo,oL, - .,'.n,' - ~
bat,fss and nTo.-cv,-d 50 inna .nd | -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

ks- The Albany Peniten.iary shows 4
&c, profit Of sI 600 foy the la,. ,.es:.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-30

r. Gold IL New York, $2lt,
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To Nsj Gen. Dix:
y dl.pstcli la. been received this even
ing by tie Presiden. from Gen. Sherman.
Il IS dated Savannah, Thursday, the 22i
inst, and announces his occupation Of The
CITY Of Savannah, and the capture o. $50
guns, plenty Of ammunition, and about
25,000 bales ofco!ton. No other par!icu-
lars are given.
An official dispatch from Gen os,er 30
Gen. Grant, dated on the 22I inst, a. !
r. n states that the city ofSavaanah vss
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-20
Old Series Vel.

liich,nond Sept. 4th.-Followins
official dispatch received from Hood
dated 3rd Sept: enemy made
Jonesboro. We attacked hem there
on the evening of the 81, with twn
corps. but failed to dislodge them.
This made it necessary to abandon
Atlan,a. which was done in the night
Of the LIST. Our loss in evening Of
3l-t small. On evening of the Is.
iiardcr's corps III possession ofJoues-
horo. WAS asa ,;l;ed by superior mum.
b"rs and being outlanked, was COM
PEELED 70 withdraw during the night
With less of s0'. l;nemy's prison
ers report their loss very severe"
Macon, Ga. Sept ith.-All do,,btG
abpat the fail Of Atlanta removed. L.
was evacuated Thursday morning,
occupi. hy the eNu'ny at IL o'clock
Friday morning. Gem. Hood de-
.ttoyed ordnance and burned commits
sorry stores aDd drew Off Oh Melon
ousIIs rood leaving Atlanta nothing
but 4 mass Of ruims.
Yesterday our whole army concen-
rated at Lovejoy's station, ON Macon
& West Point railroad.
Enemy reported res:ea,ing .froln
that point towards Atlanta.
The result of the action on Thurs
day tina. Hardee, opposed by~over
whei,ning numbers fell back to
Lovejoy station. while Lee by order
Of Hood Withdrew towards Atlanta
burning railroad in hand Of enemy.
On Thursday, enemy made four
assaults onour lines in heavy column,
each time rcrulsed with slaughter.
They then concentrated on Gowai
front, breaking over our lines. ard
our retreat became necessary, which
was affected Thursday night.
This is taken from the New Or
leans Ira Extra, 9TH from Wood
Vile Extra Of 5tl.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-20
(lRCI LAR.


OFFICE Posi- @ NJ Dl,TRI"T No. ,.
TAX II KIM.
Shreveport, La. sept. lIth, lNdi.
Notice hereby given 10 producers of
" the Tax in Kind tor the year l~Gi that
the Dcpots IN the 2ud District OF Louisiana.
were opened on the J.: of september for
the reception Of all articles due Is 1.-THE to
the Confederate States Owing To the
great demand of the Army, and especially
upon this Post. extend an urgent app"a!
and solicitation To all producers to bring
in their 1.-THE promptly.
When corn produced in the year ls6i. i
in good condition. it will be received in
lieu of that produced in the present year.
| would further state that the produce
cannot be delivered on the plantation 81
the producer, but mu,t be delivered a, The
Depots and rcceiptcd for by the authorized
Agents, as the receipts OF other Officers VIII
not be recognized and under the amended
Tax law. the penalty Of Five Hundred per
cent. for non delivery applies to all ariel e.
OF the crop now called for, produced in H."
year 1857
Respectfully.
j. rt\CKNEI SMITH.
~, = roz' q. Master.
scrt%o3t pi-'. No .. Tax in kuad.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-20
Lincoln has ordered the following:

Lincoln has ordered the following:
That on Wednesday, the eth day
of September, commencing at the
hour of - o'clock noon. there shall
b" fired n >afut,. Of 100 guns at the
Ar>"ual- at Washington, New York.
Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore. st.
Louis. pitrsbur@, and Newport, Ky.
and Il. New Orleans, Mobile, Pen
>ac"ln. Hilton Head. AMI Nrwbrrn,
the day fer the receipt of this order,
tor hr Brilliant achievements of he
array umde" command OF Coo. SA"r-
mau IN the sat" II '%r"; gia, aud tn,
capture OF Atlanta.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-20
tbs NEW ALABAMA.

The greatest mystery prevails
about the new Alabama's whereabouts
though report gives full particulars of
the vessel. She is said to be an iron
clad and ram, and armed with pivot
guns that can fling hollow proiectiles
OF 40 pounds and solid proiectiles of
22o pounds. She II steam | ) knots
an hour some say 90 and will have
i72 sailors. picked men, including the
the old crew who will reserve their
pay till wanted, which will be the
tete day of Napoleon, the 10Th of
August. 1t is just probable that this
is one of the iron vessels said to have
been bought by Prussia, rs it appears
they have only got one.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-20

irosh Ir0nbIc t6, Old .ibc--The
Governor Of Colorado tclegraphs to
Washington that he is apprchensivc
of "A heavy Indian war soon to break
out upon the frontiers of his State,
and sends a piteous whine to Old
Abe for help. 1t is>tated that all the
Indian tribes, from Texas to the Bri-
fish lines, are leagued together for
the purpose of roofing ont the whites.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-20
Local Advertise's.
ri \ .AN .AN.

1 negro man. calling himself MACK.
n aged about 80 wears; black; about "
feet 10 inches was in the employ OF the
q. NJ. Department at this post. from som"
time last summer until April last h" wA~
transferred to III" a. belonging to William
Lee. He run off in April l.-t and Wa APP.
pretended yesterday and now SAYS h" be
longs to John Anderson, formerly OF hhr.
shall county. Miss. and now in T"Va-.
The owner of said negro viii com" for.
ward. prove his property and tax" him
away.
X T. BUckNER.
Capt. \. Z. VI.
Shreveport, Aug. lgih le6i. I23tt
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-20

troubled sleep, from which | was only
awaked when the sun was high
above the horizon.
It was Il lovely day. For miles
away the swollen river stretched it.
majestic length, gaily gamholing IN
the morning sunlight. Shor"ward,
immense plantations. beautiful even
in the barrenncss and waste which
war had settled upon them, lay like
vast gardens ready for the gardeners
toll. On the far bank Of the river the
blue hills of Wrst Fe!iciana seemed
to raise barrier between the foe and
Dixie. imagined that even then,
from those 1hickiy wUode.: heights,
:ile curious eye O: some fellow soldier
might be sending a hatc-laden glance
ar the vessel, whose narrow decks
We're now tEc limits of my fate. But
the charm of the morning scene pass
ed away as I gazed Oh the sable
countcnancc Of our guards, and on
the motley assemblage Of NEGROES and
whites who gathered outside our lit
tie space, to feast their eyes with the
:; -ht Of the rebels. The whites were
principally officers Of negro compa-
mics, and | looked in vain among
them for one c0unteuance bearing the
impress Of those higher qualities
which distinguish natures noble
man" They Were MI coarse, i'll
featured men. but little removed in
manners o: appearance, from til" de
based, Ignorant race, over whom they
held positions. The stare they bent
on u~, vas lit up with that iirndi~h
air Of rxulta.i6n, peculiar to low, Yul-
gar minds. \ feelin" OF loathing and
disgust sw-il"d in my bosom At the
light Of them, and resolutely turned
my head and looked away, at a steam
boat. whose white steam speckcd the
river in the distance.
It Was late in the morning when
hr-li;ta>, was brought liz, consisting
Of rice. bread, and corn beef, all jun
hlcd together in large Tin pan for
Il t. 20 help ourselves the best way We
could NJ comrades were hungry
AID rcli~hcG the meal. Fox me. the
bittrInr ; Of captivity was too fresh
and keen to feel hunger. and it was
Only by forcing my palate. that |
could munich Il piec" OF hard cracker.
| amused myself by stulyi, s tie
faces Of my tcllow-p.isoners, AL Of
whom were strangers - M. -Four
# th.m,, haze already said. We're
Confederate ,o!!icr~. captured i'll "A
.rl1aIry tinht ON the Crosse I,.tr
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[For the Shreveport EcwS.
Prison Experience.

.
hands Of the enemy. and for fonr
months following enjoyed their I'M
welcome hospitality. The various
! incidents connected with that period
of my life. when for the first time !
/ breath"d the air Of Il captive's cell, |
hav. since thought might prove in
! .creSt;ng to those who have never
tasted captivity, and even to such as
! have been in the same position, III @ht
| be Of interest. as recalling old scenes,
which, however Unpleasant at the
time, at Il later day wear a charm,
from the spirit Of adventure which
laShcs them With this view. th-s"
sketches hav" been drawn mp, found
ed on facts Di actual experience, and
It " row pat .o.th to the world.
I OK EOARr : YNEKEf CTS E"tT.
We had ridden tortv-soven miles,
IA "t""~ and :lE-rj;, " hen IN th"
~ G#wnri tA,m.r r ~, We reached
It l;,nItrr @un-h,tt. which fgownipg-
~ Rugged ,u" ;r.r,., Of lower p"iutr
. Coupe. The torc.. which had Ia ken
M was composed - Crtach'm"n'S
from tw, Illinois regiments, fine hale
/ looking men, on who's strong, Draw
ny frames he hot sun of IT," South
had a. yet mad" 20 ilnprcs-ipn.-
They had treated ne sell. often, dur
in- The lon. tati-uing ride, passing
me the caut"rn Of liquor, OF sharing
with me their rude ra:ioH- Of hard
crackers, and understanding by lively
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-20

Capt. NJ. w. McClusky, Of the
army of Teunrssrc, has been elected
to Congress from the Memphis dis
trict in place OF Hon. ID. NJ. Currin,
deceased.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-20

Tho sexton in Atlanta reports
thirty children killed. by the cntmy's
shells in that city.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-09-20
Army Orders.
II-d. O,r-. Trans Miss. Dept.
SHREVEPORT. La, Sept. i'oI
tEr'raetl
GENERAL. ORDERS.
No

GGNEHAI ORDERS.
No SO,
|. The following prices having been
adopted by the Commissioners OF the state
OF Texas, will remain in force unn! further
orders
Schedule Of Prices for Texas.
OFFICE or 30 ARD OF CnvvlS>i"NtR-.
Marshall. Sept. 1T. l-bi.
Schedule OF prices adopted hy '"mmi'-
sion. rs for the State o: leNa-. TO take "ff''ci
and b.. in force on the Is, day OF Scpt"in-
Der. 1851. Schedule for August LIST. uIti-
mo. is hereby adopted and re-aitirm"i. and
will remain in force til! further notice, "A-
ccpt in the following articles
Transportation. pc. mile. Sa-" -
Railroad, :"
Steamboat. ~
Freight. Or mile pr lrp ~ in wagons ."
Bacon. good. hog round. per loo p. 80 T."
Lard. good. per 100 D. 81" ~
Sugar. white. clarified. per 100 D.. =" o.
. brown. prime, per 100 D. -
common. per 100 y. - -"
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by command of
Gen. T.. kiWnI SMITH.
: :. ANDERSON.
Asst AdJ'. Ger.
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$50 Reward.

sou KFNSIIU.
CtTRAGEb or stolen. from Capt Brown
- lot. a Bay Horse Mute. about
or years old: about al hands high in
thin order: has mole on III" Left sid" 90.
his neck and shod on Ms for" feet
| will pay tn. abov" reward Ut ; 80 tor
his delivery 10 me. AZ j : >ir,U, UaT...->
shop, next to Balls drug store. OF tor iu.0-
nation that will lead to his recovery
NJ. LEVI
Shreveport sept. .. i-6i srplH-
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office . I!

NEGROES to hire.
y T. :. CuONS.
Commissioner.
[oficr. corner cf Conmcrc" \ Texas st's.l
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