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held before CoroneF Wagner, at Kosrh1l Cemetery,
upon the body Of William Sharp. the young man
who Rae killed at Hohart Station. ON the Pitts
burg snd Fort wayne Ra'lroad, last Sunday morn
11,c, u. reported In the TRIBUNE. i'eceased WAS
walking along the roof Of cstt.e train which WAS
in motion, when, IN stepping from car to an
Other. he accidentally slipped, and filling on The
ensuing iustantaueensly: The jury returned
rcrdic; af accidental deaih.
Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held before
Coroner Wagner upon Tue b0ty OF James McGraW.
e1,oy I'm years OLD, who camc to his death By
Drowning On Thursday neGr Erie street bridge, ~
xepor,so ~ tbs TE14rSE Of yesterday In the
AaoInnF oeecased. with four otder children, hired
euaau oost had wsnt out 1or trip on the river.
Eonf 3i Me ooya were II th- fore part Of the bost
Wnc nj Ie III M INTO IN n%ssa IN the h. etsrn from
70 nc snf1ace. Nhcn one oI his compxuloas a.
tempted FesSrs g e. Int failed sad shs bo1y va. not
evidence citc1h from Inc boy. who were With IA ~.
ceased, tho Jury returned a verdict of accidsntsl
death by drowning. ~-sAA''A
Po11c1 CouRT.-iesscsday uas, without excen-
1iou, one OF the duleet days Of the eeason. a. re-
Eardk Police Court matters. There were pbso,pte-
u no cascs oI importance; no rubberiea Or mur-
dctous aseaulte: no heavy fues OF even bail csses
in fsct nothing Int lev simple siolstious Of NIL
nor ordinances Of the legal code. That criminal
4nnex-tbc docEck-wsr almost empty and ouiy
contained tha cosnomsns o. sen e. o. twelve indi.I-
nxllnn prppeu6iiics Crlue II caprcinue, 1t has Ia
eb6 and 1ow, and tlis 1s ore Of the times when i
~ snnfhcY fearful manifestation OF It's hideous
prcsenoe: a Thin docket Ia not always proof q
1hc dotruase Of rice II CIR midst, OF even Of negt
Ecnce on the part Of the c'ty's cuardtnps
4 Tirupo-.Aary White Is essentially = lady o.
This description, and true to her Hioezn1an pro
genitorr, abe leyer nls.et m opportunity o. sa
niderE willing 70 1sht, 4nd that her nsna c1esoru
q. tnishtns nlght's potatons hy ihrasbinss Ut
%cht]dct" was growing tns!pId, the ambitious MatJ
vented her wrath upon lcr beloved helpnats &c
severely thu; the hcnprcs ed John Vas required to
ash the protection Of the law. His Honor, Esquire
Mcdonald advised the fair offender 10 s.ga the
pledge. and fined her fln and coste.
another AMazo1.-MatgRret TYnnau. Bridge
poftouian, considered herrelf ab 10 ncht sny one
IL the vicinity. but deemne officer 1lodscra a
'.foeusnn worthy Of htr s.eel;" che, on TLarsasy
oi thc .notls nrt' in the Archer Ruad-eaid cx-
cmplfcntion ending most aisa-tronFly ~ regards
Np1Earet. His Honor informed The aspiring 10.
male TINT tue price for fighting an officer II, Ut tic
lowest. f1b and ces's. .lle considered tass sura
, 1864-05-14

VTANTED-A honse On tAo weat or snnih Sides.
~ Or ths uppsr u lover pnrt ota house suit.bio
ence sfyen. Adlsrrs rslt of,ee Boz u. Ch:c.:o.
nYiS-t4>iS
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81ir1t1s1 AH1Rst.

Remember. every evening and en- Wednesday, mud
satFrc.y Afternoons. Adhesion q cents reserved
sca:s 50 r nts- MyG-eia5
, 1864-05-14

ITO RENTING. ~ The well known Grocery
l. Stpr. u !he Isle JOHN TAYLOR, on Nrat f.an-
dpu street. y for rent. Plenty Of room fer sny kiaa
OF bcibtte. Et barn and stable Terms A4oAab1e,
Apply on the prtuIHeS, tnYli.ea1i.fV
, 1864-05-14
RPal E5tHtR-G0uutrD.

ITO HENT--ono of the best locations for > dsst
Il clnss zetai1 business on esrborn atreet, Mtsh!E
TWO eocks Ct the fost tcs. For pazt1calars a1dret
Pr6t ttIcc Fox 1T1. Chic .9o- u1yil-t7hB-lV
, 1864-05-14

4 most exquisite, delicate and fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the saEe and beautiful flower from
which It takes its name. Manufactured only By
pHAL0N x S()N Nav Ynrt
, 1864-05-14

sp1ritua1Iam.-Mlss c. .Aueussa Fitch, q
uaLce speaker, will lecture at Wi,xow.ky Hall on
SuJeay the 15th inst, Mt 10H A. ua., and ~ p. N.
SeHfR
, 1864-05-14

mo REKT--A few sleeping =ooucs. tn men only. as
l. 2bs state street. myi$ eS6rst
Il for thc ensulnf 1ear. Tbs house = I'll acconmo-
aa,e 'sem s1.y 70 esht1 noasees md the Hortn Chi
un 10 Within !eH rods OF Inc ho:se by 2ata nsr.
Apply TO JAMES Il. tEE5, s8 Daaxborn streat.
aCe
, 1864-05-14

war Mnp1.-Wa1 Maps Of seat Of war IN Tir-
e1nin Tor ealc by McNALLI Il c..
/. VI Dearborn street.
, 1864-05-14

tie RENT-A very delrahle wholesale atora. 81
&. South fhtes stT-ft- Inquire at 58 Deafbur1+t.
GEO: PAYcON CT CaA3. A. GREGORY.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

r IST OF LETTERS remaining at Swinnerton's
i "A Book Store, Idaho City, October IL, 1864.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15
CITY BAKERY.
p. E. Kane e 90.

YNHIS old and favorite stand has been recent.
4 ly fitted up with all the modern improve
ments and at great expense; and the proprietors
assure the public that its former welI>knoWn non.
ularity will not be diminished, but that every ex-
ertion will be used to sustain its high reputation
and give general satisfaction. All the good things
as formerly viii be found in abundance and of the
best quality, which, with poIiteness and attention
on the part of the prOprietors, will make the Cry
BAKERY the favOrte resort of the Miners and Citi.
Zens of Idaho. 3Atf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15
Proposals for County Hospital.

Notice is hereby given shat proposals for
taking charge of the County Hospital, with
or without physician, will be received by
the Board of County Commissioners, to be
returned on the last day of this month.
W.R UNDERWOOD, Clerk,
By JOHN CHARLTON, Dpy.
Idaho City, Oct, 18th, 1864.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15
OwYHEn.-A correspondent Of the States

OwYHEE.--A correspondent of the States
man gives the following from Owybee:
John Cummins has resigned the Probate
because it wouldn't pay. Moore
& Co.'s mill had started and was crushing
Orc Elmo rock, and were to make their first
clean up on Saturday last. One mill had
stopped work on account of the high price
charged for custom work, which deferred
claim owners from patronizing it. Some ar
rangement would soon be made to start again,
either to crush their own rock, or by lowering
the price SO as to enable outside parties to
tpatronize them.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15
ELECTION RETURNS.

Below we give the complete returns from
three precincts. When we commesed setting
the table we expected to be able to publish
the official result this week, but the Clerk, not
having received the returns from all the pre-
cincts, was not authorized to open any. =
We will publish it in full next week.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09

he should consider himself bound to
come into the Confederate lines an d
report himself to Gen. Morgan AS
prisoner of war.
On the 18th Burbridge, who aband.
oning his designs upon Virginia. had
followed Gen. Morgan, advanced to
attack him with over six thousand
men. General Morgan was encum-
bered with two thousand seven hun
dred prisoners, and large number of
| wagons, which under the cover OF
heavy skirmishing, he succeeded IN
moving off in northeasterly direc-
tion tGwaris Augusta. When they
had reached safe distance, after
skir,nishing with the enemy tor an
h ,ur or mole, he retired by the Au'
gusta road without the loss OF SIM
Gle prisoner or wagon.
Gen. Morgan then moved towards
Flemingburg, town forty miles east
of Cynthiana, paroling his prisoners
as he went along, and dropping them
in squads at different points, so as to
prevent their being speedily collect
ed and reorganized in case their pa
roles were disregarded. At Fleming.
b.,rg he destroyed large quantities OF
bacon and other supplies, and retired
thence into Virginia with all the
wagons, he had captured during this
expedition, aud after having lost an
inconsiderable number of prisoners.
The command reached Abingdon
Virginia, on the 2lst day Of june
after an absence Of two weeks.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
1 Sigh for thee.

With restless foot I've wandered far
And ;rod the weary paths OF war,
I've tempted death for native shore,
And ming ed in the battles roar;
And danger struggled to appease,
And anxious heart, averse to ease,
But dangers charm is lost to me.
And still .ig'i-and sign for the thee
Mid lofty hall, ut Lowry door,
I've shared the fare OF rich and poor,
strange faces now, look strange no more,
!hpy look ike those I've met before.
i'v. sought exciting scenes in VAN,
And changing b'iGgs no change OF pam
M chantiS II, ART, roa'ns. yet unfree.
\ prisoner still, ii -igis tor thee!
TIL. -l"n', III at once brought rest A. night,
No longer soUin.- with soft delight,
No calm repn,e for me by day.
Can tr,.-hen now my life S decay
Bat doomed to be unIa'i-tird,
| appears are vain to hope or pride,
| Ia houors wealth. only soc,
! Free h Cause to sigh-aud sigh for the !
! The loss ofrapturc in thine arms.
! l. brought to mind By beauties charms,
| Eu, ali no smile axes thought,
| 50 deep, 40 dear, "a thou has taught.
( Tn" crowds gay mrth brings no delight.
And eyes look din, that once look bright
! Nv spirit sckens at their glee,
Aud still / sigh-and sig h for thee,
| A. ". s.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
Notice 10 Confederate Tax
PaGerS,

Scf Oh FEBRUARY i II. lcpf.
A II. Persons. Firms. and Corporations.
~ with the state of Louisiana, who al
any time between the first of January. 1853.
and the frs. of January. 1864, booght and
SDid any article Of merchandise whatever, or
any moi"y. yold. foreign exchange. stoc'ts.
Hebts rredts. ar any other oJiigatio"S. OIL
uny property or cIe"ts ofn"y kind Scorer, are
hereby notified and required to make fun
and conp!et" rr.nrns thereof and OF thu"
profits derived thcr-frou. ,rithin ',oe'ty ddys
iron, The date GfM;s noficc, to the Assessor OF
the District in which they are dori' He'd.
and 10 pay to the Collector the tax "t te"
per cent thereon, in addition to the tax
heretofore collected or now due on thelt
incomes for 1863, a. required by the fourth
section Of the Act of Congress entitled :
q. An act 10 inyn,!dt'o"H' In.r"s tar the CON.
non d,|.nr' ami tie support ~ the G0tsrn
ne-t." iDyrpred February lIM. i-Gi.
EDBI. II. LUSlllER. >'a;e Collector
SAM VAN BlaBfR, Collector. for Codlo.
| HENEY l.. GrIo%. Assessor.
Office in Shreveport. on Market street
/ between Texas and Milan. july 2G-j
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
&. :. TAX. 1891.
NOTICE TO PrncnAsEns OF rnoDreE OR

NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF PRODUCE OR
OTHER PROPERTY.
DVER\MENv Agents and all other
" persons purchasing Cotton. Sugar. or
q. her products of years prior t" 1853, or
airy property nhnfer'r arr hereby ca"'ioH'"
to rrauirr uroof tina, the, holder thereof ha-
paid. or made provision to pay. all til"
Confederate taxes to which he is liable I'm
der the Tax Act Of April 18th lsG3. and
February Eth. 1854. Section Is of tn"
Assessment Act imposes IA statutory lieu.
tor the payment of such taxes. upon all
the property OF the tax debtor. an! in pref.
creme" 10 any other lieu. for the term OF
two years from the time at which said taxes
w.Ir or should have been assessed and i
j. the duty 81 District Collectors to cn;orc,
payment by summary process of seizure
and sale.
ROBT. NJ LUSNEH.
ink, 1G3t stat. Collector.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
Yankee Corebodihss.

Some of the Yankee papers, of DIFF
ferent shades of =" loyalty seem to
be apprehensive of the fai ure of their
armies; and thereupon they are in
di, tress:
alt seems to MS easier" says tho
New York World, Ito state reasons
for fearing hat the country is on the
verge If terrible catastrophe, than
for believing that the honr of, its re-
drmption draweth nigh: If Gen.
Grants campaign should result in
disaster, who does not see that the
country would be at once overtaken
hv financial tornado, prostrating
everything in its path
The Springfield Republican. a
government paper, makes. ifpossiblc.
more gloomy record. 1t says:
Things begin to look squally;--
A government dollar is worth but
!55I cents; speculation is rurning up
the prices of the necessaries, of lite
even faster han the paper runs down;
the wealth Of the country is passing
from the many to the few, and the
laborine classes are becoming dis
pirited and sullen." The nation 10
spoken of as passing through terri
bic struggles
The New York Times, organ Of
Mr.. Seward and advocate for the re-
election of Mr.. Lincoln, storms at
Congress, and asked if the state of
the country is caused by their lin
becility or treachery.'
The New York Journal Of Com
merce says:
Rain is before US as 4 people, a
nation, Il Union, if We go on under
present guidance, with the principles
which now prevail in the halls OF
Congress and the Presidents house.
All the promises and prophecies OF
| the uen who lead the radical party
are but a repetition ofiust what such
t men promised and prophecied for
f other nations in other times, and the
. ..rd always was, and it will now be
dcStruct ION.
, 1t is useless 20 speculate on what
l few weeks may drcide-the resui, S
/ Of the campaign in Nirginia-but II
Il may be doubted ii any possible sue
: cess of Gen. Grant can. save the
, North from reputation. bankruptcy
i and ruin.
) These opinions were uttered ate
y Grant had tried the mettle of OF
:. Virginia army. We suppose tina
n theT are not now more easy on III
- " anxious seat.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
Notice..

NNlE following named negroes nave be"n
placed in my careh by order OF his Excel
!.uvy IL. ". y len, Governor OF Louisiana
Negro woman ELIZABETH, dark com
pl.xion aged about Ia years. said t" be
long To Evan jeff, les, Clabourn county
Mississippi.
IElrR, aged abont - years III. lIA
1, wear, :Ci!AII m +. - years: tl.LfN,
- years JANE, Is years and bAl',lH,
~ years all "i uath complexion. S,id I"
3-Iouy to the Estate OF ciaHdius Johnson
PARISH pt lun-I.-. La.
Nero MN PATSY. aged about ~ years
Indat ubu',t ~ yeats: Hester n'"nt ~
ears lrlcc about Years and Il; q IA BOY
about 10 years old all OF dark crhpleNi"il-
sid to belong 10 George Marshall, near
>atch-z Miss ,-!ppi.
Negro woman MARTHA. Of black com
plrxion aged abou,3o years. said to be
,uup to James y. GwIn. Homes county Mis-
| -tss pi.
Negro man LOUIS. dark complexion
arrl about ~ years. said to belong L"
W.ssI-. Warlleld * TIbb.tts, Homes county
Mis-.
| Negro boy FRANK. dark complexion :
aged about 10 years. belongs 10 Duncan
near Waterproof. La. The said hoy is 40"
{ sick At tn" house OF Capt. \. II. Payne, II,
! ,t.lboru parish. La
! KlLt.i. !. negro boy of dark complex on:
| aged bout IL years. Said t" b"."nS e"
| Ms. Anna CovingtOu. near W Waterproof
! Lou. -iaEL.
MARIA. negro girl: aged about II
;enr- and NANCY, ug'd tboHt l. year
both ii dark complexion. sad I" belong
10 william Cur:"r. OF Madison pa'>h La.
SUSAN. negro girl Vi dark complexion
a.,..! alb It,t : ,r.,r.. and AMOS. = boy +"
li,A. complex ou aged about > ', ar-.-
sid 10 belong g AIitc! Davis. \.iCHcz
NJ.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
OBIit AIRY.

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rom ''''n"> a." ".',t -. = ""
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Shreveport news., 1864-08-09

Through the politcness Of a friend,
we condense the following from
letter received at this place.
Papers Of the goth irom Missouri
and 5lst from Memphis have been
seen. Mt much news from Atlanta.
Tie fighting has been terrific. and
our loss heavy. The troops we have
los, can hardly be replaced. John
Ston is reported at Richmond in coun-
ci! o. war with Lee and Beaurr gard
1t is said that he was not relieved on
account OF disapproval of his plans,
or his campaign, ut that he is want
ed by Lee in gigantic effort to dis
| lodge Grant from the south side OF
James river. Nothing of importance
going on about Virginia, further than
diminishing. Breckenridge is re-
ported in possession of Harper's Fer
nv, and also, that a large force is NOV
ing into Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Chase in his report to Congress ad-
mits his total Inability to provide
the means necessary to carry on :he
Governinent-that the expenses for
the fiscal year ending 3oth june last.
We're over S5Oo,0O0,O0O, and that the
receipts into the Treasury from all
sources, We're about 100000, OO0.-
No resource is left him but to raise
. S5O0,O0O,O00 by loans in Europe. and
that he can have no hope that such e
: thing can be done, consequently he
: tenders his resignation. The enemy
>. &c reinforcing some ny White River
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09

~I,I! P.l~uN> a. hay" acquired ~ NY
chased 'nxnh'c properly '. ..' tuc 'ih
I"buIar,. I-.,i, are cautioned :" III "Tm TIE
Assessor - the name and address "t tn"
h., .'or~ tl,..rv: IA that day. 80" IONS l.
ana y. - the Assessment yet iupp.e Il >'n-
ia ..ry len .uI two ,",r- upon all property.
u.u>.aIr and iHu!uVap.c, Subject - :aNt-
iI,u
i =. tt.-Tax- drh.ol> who 5c>:r" % APP
3,.. ..,..u IA ,>-ll'it-. az notified hat
ne, u...., \.uir,. To. a--r~. ui"u'~ nCa,u-,
ihr,u. ruN tina" ,r t., Erc,R Il iyr H'''
"a ii .f' r.., #. "a Il tina the nr""t'- mn t
Ir IN ....lu.l and must -; :"lth, distinctly,
tho..".3.t y rnnpTu'
r.lM SI>.-->uch persons as do r"' de-
sire joup, cn,, may pay their assessed tA\c-
without delay. AL u.e N"IirI- II TO LAY
the same ,r'i :n hir'y days after the atius;
ueit ct their assessments, under penalty
ct TN PER ,T>T. additional upon the
amount thereof
~ Tithr producing Planters will be en-
t.Iicd TO further delay tuT inc payment "'
only such tavr> n are assessed ON ihcI
property cDp'oy,! iU arc i,y..
t,u;c,lcrate Jirc dollar notes 9Th" old is
I sue will he received at their a,e value ny
/ to tuc - ut October: tour per cent. ccTilh
cafes ar bonds a. pr, without interest. NJ
/ t. the first ut january. i-ti: and the new
/ issue and old notes below the denomination
! ut five dollars, IT pa. " hen ccrtihcate'
or bonds are Offered in payment by other
| tIau the tacc-owuc thereof. they must Ut
regularly rs signed to the tav-debtor 10y
ackuow ledgcment before a Notary PuhI'
OF other magi .tratc; and all tractI"ua
amounts below one hundtcd dollars, mus
re paid in lega! currency.
SAML. VAN BIBBER,
District Collector for Caddo
~hreverort Aurust 9th, l-6i. Ut
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
I'D. Q'rs. Tran,-tiiss. Dept.
SHt.t.|sFUIiI, ~, VuT - '|'''
3ySER.L ORDERS,
No. 50.


/ In nccorllance with an set of'u0Cr"--
s-,,i.l.I : n.,ct e. ircfcGS. tir' .,'ir.'"'s Of
:sl a~niy ty nc s;ayio great + ire" "y'. =
Gy.G silrts ~ :eI!I,n cHi"!tu.'S. ~ t."'''.
February Ir.... I-Gi. u. rtG!c nc" II '-r',~
ed y.LS, Ic..orS q. co or, not 'n'iN ing
those who a,c free under N" treaty at / '!t-
e; 1908, 0: un,i.r tn" treat" OF SPAN OF
1919. ;..i.:.u: ~ ~" 'uH'lnnrU'c State.
!. went. ng.. al i and 30 tcnr "i'!
se;a4iusGi.;ely enrolled r:ItrT III" direction
o. tho Buroa. %: CoH.c!ipti"n.
H. Tie Euv.eu o! Ion,C,I!''on Viii TAX"
n. necessary steps through I'll" Enr"..1ur
Officers t. enroll inmcd s;".y cn"'iii;h Of;
81 the ~ ale slaves, III tn. D"r"ItIn.ht' o.-
tween IL. ages .: = and - years
III All tree HcgTuc. s.it '!"""" So enrol
.! uill 20 sent - Ic!!csv"ur ce> '-i!ti''. ~
the toH.ulaninu,s Il rrgrc labor Tor ~"
several -,s;c-. accc uren!c! by dc'c!iHAF"
rol!-.
" Rcquisi;Ious for negro '"h"T n.u'' To
an,e upon The t.u,We n!'.Ets ui I.t.I" ID
boz Of the -"v..hl -;''c--
All Oi.;r,r- and Agents @. H." . :
e.lruc,t IA chang @: SLAVES "!. !H'G!- "
,uouthi.. to tie un.n..ilan's OF nr-.I" -
hur q: the several sac, To- " htri = = a''~
bs.ouc. CORE: unl certified muster rolls %:
tao-e IN their CinIg.
BY command e
Genera. /. k..HI SWIM
:. AND! RON.
Asst; Ali'; General.
Sh.ev.coI; Texas. Louisiana and A!hnn
Gas p..p"-- COPY the" times. il.'t-n-|
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
To Pos. "a sters and Mail Con-
tractors.

"HE. Agency OF the Pnstofic" Depart
/ mrnt for the Trans Mississippi states.
and the Auditors O'ic" fnr the settlement
uf postal accounts. ar. hIl Y organized and
n operation "A, Ma, shall. Texas. Post
master will send up without delay all
quarterly returns in arrears. and registers
of service. so that their own accounts and
tho-" Of contractors may be adjusted -
ro-tma-t"rs vii also deposit tn. funds OF
The. old issue II Confederate nntca IN their
bands on tn" Both of Jun" last. and At the
md of each subsequent quarter. Of the
present year. in The Repositories OF tie
Treasury to the credit of he PoStofttcc De
rartm.n'. taking duplicate receipts there
for, specifying particularly the amounts "'
thc respective denominations deposited
one of which they will transmit to the
Agency. Many p"s'nas'ers Will doubtless
fri it convenient to forward these fund
through contractors and others to the y.
! pository at Marshall.
! The Agency will pare n" pfins to rene
/ dy existing evils and supply Deficiencies
/ in the postal service. and calls un"n -
/ public a. well a officers Of the Department
/ to make known what i wanted.
| JAS H. STARR.
Agent =. .. Dept. Trans Miss.
! MarshalI. Aug !. 1864. Aug?-2
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
500 Reward.

DAN AWAY from III" undersigned on
II the .;rd Of June. TOM. L bright mulat
tn boy. five tert or inches high. in form
rather slight. has Il prcuIiarly fine voice
and quick spoken. The above reward Wi
he yivrn any -rc who will lodge hin II
ANY j,l. or deliver HIM 10 me.
H.. is -urj,n-"d 10 have followed liarI!
On battalion of
Il. T. ROBERTS.
Alexandria Democra. copy once.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
EsEcugivE OFFICE. Shreveport.
AUCp-t oh. 1861.

D"E>ONS holding he A"ditor'~ Ccftiti
ca'"- tor * per cent. state Bonds
odd amber the act approved February sih
f-ci. viii please g..iurn the same 10 til,
Sat. Auditor and receive in Ii II 'hrTep
=" i.ouI- 10 which they are entitled.
ku. eff HENRY " ALLEN.
GNNnrn..- >.-l.t. NJ | -nN la IA
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
NoTI0E.
To l(i.nhlesl n, sold pYS.

T Ouisiana soldiers, disabled by
IL wounds or by sickness incurred in ac-
wal service. and without means of support
are requested to apply TO me for reiiet and
assistance. Such applications must be ac
comranied with certificates as to disability
service rendered and present circumstances
They will all be promptly relieved.
HENRY " ALLEN,
Shreveport La, Gov. ~ Ia.
Aug 4 1891 =Gro-i
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
entail Instructions to
DrpO-itaries and Tax OlScc-
tors il the Trans Ms,sissippi
Depart llleNt.
TREASURY AG,SCY Trans NJ $. DEIT.
N,r-u,Il .Iuly tth l-It

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III! n'ta' 'in''I' ,'a "S -, -
a. -. ;,..,,.,l 80, ~. y-,h Nav FROM This
, .', ,,o.,,h. ,i,,,,sd far ,hrm and will
w.. ,I,s,ry.d in hi. Denor,r,cn-:
l., Interest on Bonds and interest bear
;,n E,,,s whether ncrr,,inr before or af:.r
H.. ,ir., of Julv. 1864, j. payable at any
limo ,,,..r du.. in til. currency issued and |
,,, L, tho Cnvrrun.nt AT time of nav |
,
~, ,,our narc.n,, Bonds and Certificates
issued under IN. currency act Of February !
l-,h 1sr1 to be ns.d in paving taxes NAV |
h. ASSIGNED bv III. owner in writing. en-
Io-..d on OF; attached TO the Cerifca.
and stoned or acknowle,i .el before. or Ger.
u um"a 's r.ri.'r, or Di.,ric, Col,.ctor
of raves or hi, DEPUTY. If assigned bv
! m ,,,..,,, Z, rn,y..r Of >t;,rn.v ,,,ttoriziu'.