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Asthma and Cough Cured.

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instanta-
neous relief In cases OF Asthma and whoop-
ing Cough. II Often cures whoopinR before
y runs hall Its course, as 1t acts at once on ,
the phiegm and mueus. AMI expels them
from the throat. and the sufferer is relieved,
In case OF Asthma. use DR.. Wishart Dys-
pepsia Pills with the Cordial, % they have
never been know TO fail 10 cure that disease
DIR. WISHART'S PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL will positively cure the fellow.
ing diseases: Consumption. IL not beyond
the power Of medicine; Inflammation Of the
Lungs, Coughs. Sore Throat ana Breast.
bronchitis, Asthma, and an pnfaiiing -eme-
dy for female complaints.
The above are few among the thou
sands whom this great remedy has saved
from an untimely grave.
! We have thousands Of letters from Phys.
icians and Druggists who have prescribed
and sold the Tar Cordial, saying that they
have never used or sold medicine which
gave such universal satisfaction.
REMEMBER that the Tar Cordial, when
taken In connection with DR.. Wishart's
Dyspepsia Pills, is an infallible cure for
Dyspepsia.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.-T
genuine has the name the proprietor aad
pine tree blown in the bottle. All others
are spurious limitations.
DR.. L. @. @. WISHART,
No. 10. N, Second ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
Sold by Druggists everywhere, at whole
sale by all Philadelphia and New York
Wholesale Druggists. Oct27-iy
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Wanted

By the S. d, 4 q, Railroad Company. 90
OF 25 good Carpenters or Car Builders, 10
whom the highest waSes will be paid,
Enquire Of T. LYMAN, NJ. NJ.
Saudusky,o., Oct. 9, 1864 -oct27
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LOst-SJ Reward.

In the Post Office in Tifiin. a Pockes
Book containing between ten and twenty
FIVE dollar in money, road receipt with
my name attached, and a note of three hun.
incd dollars, PAYABLE one day after date,
given by Joseph Vollmer. ANY one leaving
the same at Buskirk's Grocery or Vol.mer q
Clothing Store, will receive a reward OF SIS.
THOS. q. KNIGHT,
OriO1-l.l
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carry tho election. They are leaving
the party by scores and declaring their
intenti 10 vote for LrNooLs an JonSsor'
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OTricE oF TIIR AupfroR or srArEJ
Columns, ONO, August 22d. 1864.
It'll hereby certified that the foregoing Is a correct
copy Of the ststement OF condition OF the Narragan
sett Fire ans Marine ln,urance Company Of Pfovi.
dence, Rhode Island, made to this office
IL. 81 fot the year ie0i, and nov on file therein
Witness my hand aud seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State,
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Legal Notice.

Alfred Ass,n., HSl' In Seneca Common
Jonas Frederick and Pleas.
others
The said Defendants. Friend Whittlesey,
Charles Foster, Giles Carter, Darius Dodge,
will take notice that on the 10Th day Of DC
tober. 1854, said Plaintiff filed his petition
in said court against them and Others,
wherein in substance he says: That on the
Goth OF Mareh, 1858. he recovered iudg.
ment against said Anthony aud Tomas Fred
erick. for the sam of 1856 80 in said court,
aud that II remains unanswered aud unpaid
and there Is due TO Plaintiff from said An
thony and Jonas Frederick, S366. 80 with
interest since March 26, 1855, less s5l. .O6
payment made November IL, 1853, and
costs and increase costs in the sum Of 8
That sum is an adjpdged lein upon the fol-
lowing real estate;
Part Of weot half OF north west quarter,
section SO, township north, range IL, east
in Seneca county, Ohio, beginning ios same,
at intersection OF Leonard street Ia town
OF Adrian, in said county, with State road
running from MeCutchinsv VILE to Springyille,
in said county, thence south To where said
Leonard street intersects the south line OF
said west half Of northwest quarter, section
SO, thence east on said south line Of said hall
of said quarter section. twenty .one rods To a
stone. thence norihwardly to a stone twenty.
one rods east OF said first mentioned point aud
on said road, thence west twenty one rods to
the place Of beginning containing two and
so 100 acres Of land
That said Defendant elaims to have some
lien or claim on said real estate, but that
same Is satisfied aud paid; and praying foi
a marshalins of the liens therein, that ssid
Deiendalts may DO compelled to answer
therein, that said real estate may te sold
That answer or demurrer TO said petition
must be filed on or before the i7th day o.
December, 1854. or judgment will be rem
dered thereon accordingly.
] LEE & BREWER,
A =. ~
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THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1864.
OHIO PRESIDENTIAL TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
or iLtr,ois.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
oY TENNESSEE.
Electors.

Electors.
John N. coiN,NNELL' 9 mn A, Large.
JOHN p. BIEHN,
1, JOHN X. GREEN,
q, STANLEY MATTHEW'S,
4. LEWIS B. GUNCKEL,
4. sTEPNEN JOHNSTON,
q. WILLIAM l.. WALKER,
6. MILLS GARDNER,
=. HENRY w. SMITH,
9. OZIAS BOWEN,
Q. JACOB SCROGGS,
10. WILLIAM SHEFFIELD,
II. GEORGE A. WALLER,
~. HENRY +. PAGE,
IL. JAMES II. STANBERY,
IA. JOHN II. WcCoMBS,
rs. FREDERICK w WOOD,
ie. LORENZO DANFORD,
n. JOHN McCOOK,
is. SETH MARSHALL,
10. ABNER KELLouG.
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FOR SALE.

Dwelling House, Lot and Blacksmit,
Shop, in the village Of Bloomyille, Seneci
County. Ohio. Dwelling House near tn,
ceutre Of the Village, barn, Well and Cis
tern On premises. also Fruit trees A goo.
Brick shop, also full set d Rls~'
tools. Will sell ehesr
Gasser, ON nremisr
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Farm Wanted.

The undersigned wishes to buy forty or
fi.y aeres Of land situated anywhere in Sen
eca County. am not particular whether
the land IL improved or not. Any one hav.
ing any land to sell win apply at the Tribune
office. @, II. MEYBLERS.
Oet97 3w
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Am advertisements.
LETTER LIST.

Reminding uncalled for at the Tifin
Post Office, Nov. 2, 1864.
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AdminIstratOr,s NOtice.

Notice Ia hereby given that the under.
signed has been duly appointed and qualli-
4 as Administrator Of the estate OF Levi
"Auniugton, deceased. late OF Seneca
Ohio.
2. c, KIsHPAUGH.
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M T. ATei ust 'sv'
w reduced price
spl S'dt
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Legal Notice,

= n, I. BREWER, AGENT.
Iillin, Ohio, Oct. 20. lsli.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
vE,e Confederate Indians.

n,,,. Inaian allies should be specially
rcIuprnLrrn ana cherished ~ our Pe"-
pie and hy Congress. li'H nav"
been exposed t. great pressure ana
&rial, but are ally and sincerely
attached to ur.r cause, when ihH''"'
!, their own. The following ~ ,i'ce
from tn. report at :. ,. SCOTT I.@H''
our Commissioner of Indian Affairs
.},o,,ld t:.s,ru them IL our affections
with hooks OF steel. whit, II Will put
a.. ,l..ur such pnl"-r crs az have
tainted under les fial>:
In conclusion, p,r.n' me to say,
-hat in view of til" circumstances
which have surrounded the Indians.
during the war, especially the Choc-
taws. Chickas" VS.. Ch.rokcrs. Greeks,
Tested by them Tor the Confederate
Government, has been RENAL kable, and
ought to be- a source of The sincerest
grar,ifcarion and pride to all ont
people When, on the one hand. It
Is grcoll,ct,d that nothing scarcely
bat revcrses have heretofore attended
their Efforts tor the defense Of their
country; that Il la, &c portion of II has
been ovcrruu, and their property car
rird off, or.des,rny.d: that theirtroops.
mot, however. be i, said. without ear
nest attempts on the partotthc Gov
cement TO r.c,ity these ;hings,l hav.
been indiiicr.n,iy armed and clothed,
and irrrguI"rly paid; while on the
other hand, the rmissaries OF the
Northern Government. TO induce them
Tea abandon our cause, have beer lavish
of magnificent Promises !" them; of
gold ond silver, withou..,, provis-
Sons and clothing ts the INDECENT;
and The nro,.ct;op # their rights in
narson and .1perty forever-I
r"nc., when these facts are re-.
c cer =; continued fidelity and
,o' az these Indians may well
nroJns IN the minds of our people
puNents OF surprise and sdrniIa.ien
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
X. TA1L LOU.
Maj"r-Genl Cou'd'g.

Though it is against our rules 20
publish, anonymous communications,
we can see no i'npropri"ty III laying
the following brtcr" onr readers. IA
i, may b. productive of some good:
April 81, 1864.
DEAR LArrk>-Will you permit .
.::..,t... TO say few words t" You about
,b,. condition Of our suffering coun-
trv. \ soldier i,:-t !:om Shreveport
tells ,n- there are quite number OF
sick in town, and that soldiers ere
detailed to wait upon them. ~ great
ba,llr is pending, aud perhaps on ITS
i.su,, rests The fat. Of Louisiana. VAL
/ Won not in view OF ;hr great TcsPon-
/ sibility resting upon every one. both
cr.a, and small, come bodily forth
aud d" all You can to swell the rank
Of our army. Go and nurse the SICK.
and let every soldier that can be
SHARED. 20 To- their respective COM
mand-. Many will bless you ioc
your t>ind deeds; and who can nurs"
TN. sick with sush tenderness a.
woman; i lies within our s!i"f"
AID truly, We ought not !" shr''k
from What is 50 plainly oar duty.
MANY Object, and say. III" soldier al
trr being III camp awhile becomes
:, rough and uuc"utl, that ;ioy DIS
Ike to - among them. Your atteh-
ton to them viii soften thr'T mau-
. n..rs. and they will treat N"H "!th
resi-. ct aul courtesy. Reflect mo.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
Death Of Gen. Thomas Green.

Capt. ii. Il. Pratt has kindly gwen
US tn following:
Hp. Gas. DIST. Western La. !
Mansfield, La, April 10. 1854 ,
General Orders
No.
Soldiers: A Chief has fallen. \
Warrior of Warriors has gone to his
home. On the 18th inst.tell THOMAS
GREEN. After Drawing death thou
sand times, the destroyer found him,
where he was ever wont to be, in the
front line Of battle. His spirit has
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15

flown 10 the happy home of heroes;
where the kindred spirit OF Alfred
Mou;on awaited it. Throughout
broad Texas. throughout drsoIatcd
Louisiana, mourning will saddcn
every hearth. Great is tho loss to
family and friends; much greater !.
the loss to this army and TO me-
For many weary months these two
have served me-. Amidst the storm
of battle; by the lonely camp fire;
at the solitary outpost, my heart has
learned to love them. Their families
shall be as mine; their friends, my
friends. 70 have been their beloved
| friend and trusted commander is tho
lli-h.s, earthly honor l can cverattain
! Soldiers! the fall Of these heroes
shall not be in vain. Inspired by
such examples, This army will achieve
great things. Moist-ncd by the blood
Of Mansfield. Pleasant U.li and
Blair's Landing, ii. tree Of na'iona!
independence will grow apace and
soon ovrrshadow III" lau,l. so that all
may rcpose in peace under 'ts CRATE
tul shade. The memory O! our s."-
rions dead is a rich legacy t, future
generations. and their names viii bc
remembered as the chose. heroes aud
martyrs of the cL!vn!.Ic Southern
race
The ColorS OF the Cavalry corps
of this army will be drarrd for 'hir'
" days. in memory OF tie late heroic
commander.
r. TAYLOR.
Major GenI Cou'u'g.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
NJ, -..I,,.axeno1.t Weekly News

On motion by MIR. Trxada, tn" rules Were
s,,s,nnHn1 the Senate proceeded to the
consid.rot;on of the above appointments
end on a further motion to confirm the same
The roll was called and the following was
the result of the vote. to-wit
ycos Mcssrs. Ahncy, Barrow. CLARK
Coco, Fuller, Can't. Gray. Lott, McD"nai".
Fond. Reeves. Rogers. TcNad", Wall, "'aNS
and Weightman -l6 Senators.
Nays-None. .,, ,,..,r.,
CONSIGNMENT. said appointments "e'"
unan mousiy confirmed.
ON motion by Mr. Wraks. the injunction
of secrecy was removed in regard /" III"
nominations. ,,,.;..,
ON motion hy Mr.. Lott, the ENrc"'i'e
session Adjourned and the doors we're Or
lcr,1 tn be lc-plcncd.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
lnIpAY. February 5th. io'

The Senate met in Executive session
pr,sent-Nr. Samuel Clark, of DeSoto.in
the Chair.
on motion by Mr.. Mcdonald the roll c's'
was dispensed with.
ON motion by the same senator: the read
ing of the Journal OF the last Executive
session was dispensed with and II was "!'-
proved. ,,o r.,
The Chair laid before the senate IN" '"i-
lowing communication from his i'Nc''''''!
the Governor. tO-w!t :
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15

IL, .
HID O'Rs.. DIST. WESTERN IA" ,
MAx~rIELu, La, Apri! II. ,
GENERAL ORDERS,
.,uI.DiEU- OF THE ARMY or WEST
En\ IouIStANA:-At last have your
patience. and your devotion been re
war,l-d. Condemned for many days
to retreat before an overwhelming
force, as soon as Your r"intorcrmrnto
reached YOU, You turned upon the
toe. No language but that of ..i;npl"
narrative should recount your deeds.
On the Sth of April you fought ia"
battle OF NausGrlr. Never in war
wa. more complete victory won.
Attacking the enemy with the ut
mo alacri;y when the order was
given, the result was not for mo-
,nent doubtful.
The enemy was driven from every
position, his artillery captured, ms
men routed. In vain we've fresh
troops brought up. Your magnificent
line like resistless wave, swept eve
rything before it. Night alone stop
ped your advance. Twenty-on. pie
ces of artillery, twenty-five hundred
prisoners, many stands of coiors'
200 and fifty wagons, attest your sue
cess over the 18Th and 10Th army
corps. On the 9th inst, you took W
the pursuit and pressed it with ris"r
For twelve miles, prisoners, scatter
ed arms, burning wagons. proved how
w.u the nrayionS DAYS work had
been done by the soldiers of Texas
and Louisiana.
The gallant divisions from Mis-
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
/ t. t'NN'litt'N
HENRY ". ALLEN.


Governor c'tic ui l-pNirlIii.-
On motion by Mr.. Pond. III" rules W"r"
su.rcu,!,.A. ;h. Senate proceeded t" til"
con: ,lrrArior Of the above appointment
.,rd IN a further motion 10 c"niitm the
same the roll Wa called and III" following
>yn- the result uf the vote, i"-Wt
Nra>-Mr-srs. Ahu"y. harrow. clark,
Coco. Fuller. CAN'T. Gray. Lott. Mcdonald.
Pond Reeves. Rogers. T.Nada, Wall, " oaks
and Wri-htman-l1 senators.
Nays None.
; ''""-.''''''"'i. aid nomination wa' "nah-
imou-ly confirmed.
On motion ~ Mr.. Mcdonald. the iui"n''
: ,i,, nf -,cr.ay wa- removed On III" action
| nt m. ~rnn;. in rcglri to said n"r,!na''"n
On motion by MIR. Lotto. the IN"cn'iv,
session adj urncl and the doors We're or
, ds.,ci to be rr.opcued.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
Tie Battle Of Mansfield.

The late fights between the invad-
ine for. es of the Federal government
and our brave soldiers, is rronounc-
ed the greatest victory Of the wall
The enemy was completely routed
and made a hasty retreat, burning
wagons, throwing down arms IN
every direction. The celebrated
Nim battery was taken ny us, to-
gether with other pieces of artillery.
Full particulars have not reached u.s.
we are therefore compelled to give
details as we hear them. Between
five and six thousand prisoners, two
hundred wagons. folty odd pieces OF
artillery, and quantity of cominissar>
stores, etc. were captured by o"'
troops. Our pickcts are now 4
! Natchitochrs.
], is evident that the enemy un
lerratcd our proves. and calculate
marching on TO Shreveport ant
thence to Marshall, without exp"
rjcucinr much, il any resistance" I"
the par, of the Hcd'|>. He maF,h'
Il, ,I,> Iill. aud then marched (lnn
hack. Tina, the enemy will be Sc.
back from the Red River coun'r
. with flea in his car, to make h
, report in person 70 his majesty of h
. land of wooden nutneGs and blk
bellies. is a fixed fact. Abe wilidi
cover that though We may hay
:. brokers aud shaving institutions. y
We have 10 particular u.s. for Bank
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15

TIN. Seuat" me, in EXrcu'iv" session.
rrrscrt-Ml. Suinuc! CLARK. e! ne>o'"
in the Chair.
Nr-Sr~ .thucy, Barrow. Coco. RULER.
Can't. Lott. MED ,na,d. Pond. Reeve. H"-
.r. T,>adu. Wall. Wcaks and Wei chtman-
- Senators.
ON mo, on by Mr.. Wcaks. ia" reading Of
the, JournaI OF Tia" last Executive session
wa- dispensed with and il w's approved.
TIL. yht,r laid before the Senate Ne fol-
loving communications from lis lNc"!'c".
CIV, the Governor. 'o-Mit:
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15

souri, and Arkansas, unfortunately
absent on the S.h Instant, marched
forty five miles in two days, to ehare
the slorics of Pleasant Hill. This ~as
c,npl,atically the soldiers victory.
In spite of the strength OF enemy's
position, held by fresh troops OF the
10th corps. your valor and devotion
triumphed over ali. Darkness clos
cd one of the hottest fights of the
war. The morning Of the 10! h inst
dawned upon flying foe, with our
cavalry in pursuit, capturing prs
.u.rs Mt every step. These glorious
victories We're most dearly won. "A
list of the heroic dead wonld saddtn
the sternsst heart. n visit to the
hospit,ls would move the sympathy
Of til. most unf,rling. The memory
Of our dead will live as long rs noble
deeds are cherished on earth. Inc
consciousncss.o duty well ~oortnr'nrd
will alleviate the sufieInss OF til"
wounded. soldiers! from a thousand
homes. thanks will ascend 70 'i''
God g.! naitirs for Your VICTORIES
fender wives aud .i"n: mothers WI
rrncs. in safety behind the breast
works of Your va.or. No fears vii
be felt that III" hated foe will desc
, crate their homes by his pr.~rnr".-
, Vnis is Your reward: bur much re
nains to be done. Strict discipline
} prompt Obedience TO orders. cheer
t iul endurance OF priva,ions, W Ill aI!n
: ensure orr Independence.
X. TAyioE, Mai. Gen. Com d {
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15

EOUND-A pocket book con aiming II
l. small sum of money. which the owner
can get by proving property and paying
costs. Apply as this office.
April l5-3t
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15

quarters
Lis, of kill.i. wonndrd-nnd miss
in-. in consolidated 18th La. f'gt.
and Yellow } Jackets Ba,,a!li"n.ln ca
rug,mcntS OF >>,h and 9Th April. 1854
Col. l.. J.. Armant. k He'd.
Company A-Lieu, :. CT! IL"
communicating. Woundol-Corp"raI
/ r;.miie Bernard, privatcs tl""b"Ir
. H,,uarI. .Jncuurs Duh"!l. ali slightly
! Company B-Cap,. :. y. i"cA''
commanding. killcd-C"'"r bearer
= H.,,aucour private Arthur M"r q
Woundr,!-Cap. : \ P"ch", lightly
Ii.u,s j : Wchrc. r VI Gani,r, So
vrrr!y. ScrG, f. Gamer, r:;va,e~ a
Iahm.rau. jean Grani"r, = Mirt' i
BELOW. I'll slightly, privat" j. i'""
dom in the side. dangerously.
Co!np"nv Capt VIM >"nch"z
commanding. ki!"d--l'rNa'" " II
Welsh. Wound-,t--lst s-rgt inu
,;s.on. slightly, corpI Eug"nc Hay
d,li sevcrriy, pflVa'"s . '"ih"N''
-, I.l~n~non Landry,C Cocker, y l-n&n'
slightly. : Carte severed y.
? Company D-tApt 4 " Hyatt
f commanding. Nl!!ra-N"r&t '"7
, 'i.vr I.tuHuN", corps Ace - i''''
Octave Nanspm-t, p'ivat"- HIc''.!"
Com, AlrxGlGrr l'rc"uH, i'r~i-
o rnibodrau%. Woun"e"-,"r' ;
). " liynt, slightly. Lieut. Felix
. Nunyz severely, LIST srfS' '"c''''
Hrous>arl slightly, priratcs N"i"
= R.ou~snrI. Ad""i br'"rS"f3' l ",N VIZ
" i'rou~sard. S"9ih'he h'r'oA' -',','
}, lien .IrcawN, S"sihcH" I brr"nA, -
II Hon Bernard. trzalre NaSiiIir' M"@'
'Guga~, Ai"Nandrc E~ui"t. Ai'',
cmarv. iIIc!N' -, ~
:, ucivn Guilhr"u bt lily, lh""pm
$ "s,4r4 GnmE'F Th G1l'sa 'S'~. Jul.
lc in-"'' I i.I~''t =, II;,,M,j,.
| r,, ,'" T. Cast Ben 5 S,or
re. COMPANY t;,,. - k;,fnl-p,;va,r-
r Coz ,Il,,,,,.,r Won
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G. "'"- ''''''' $500, "a pE.iL AJB,.
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tv H't.''i"'' u t.S,,,I ,u .li.l,lv,
h., -. "'''''''' an.l c,r,l D,.,n,.rnuyil
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N''''Pa.s w-nnJ.I-ro,,I i
com ,',"' r'n':i ,;vn,.., ho- H,,rk
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d" f.'n's' VI -
il s'gh'iy' o.. ,,u c,.,..
N''''f ',"' t;,I,i,i-,r;v,,,. "
c"'"'nahu'"s .'''''t ,i,l,' IA,
al proven i''''' n.,,';,, Ur,u..:,
"uhd'd- S'rS' - '''o' u,I
'' corps Joseph H'iSl''""' "
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15

Rcport reached here that the gal
Ian, General Tom. Green, was Killed
in = skirmiSh with the enemy's gun
boats.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15

"a. F"bUlTt. Oh, IHV1. J
TO the Ho5aJls The president a',i
.N,nJe,s Or tie Lo,Gs,rni SS1F's.
hereby nominate ana hs AN! "ih 'hr
81 ,i,c ana consent OF tho Senate. aPpo n;
Ruins J. Moore. Notary Public III and Tor
the parish OF Carroll.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
Executive Office.

SuREvEPuRT, La, February sih. 1864.
To the Honorable TIC President and
Members OF the Senate.
hereby nominate aud by and with the
advice aud consent of the senate. appoint
Henry Hush. Frederick Fisher. to be No
taries Public in and for the parish of West
Fcliciana.
William McFee to he Notary Public for
the parish OF WOreho Sc.
Simeon NJ. Hart. Geo. W. Kearncy, Esti-
Whitfield. to be Noiaries Public in and for
the parish OF Natchitochcs.
Respectfully.
HENRY w. ALLEN,
Governor of tue State of Louisiana.
(Conrinued in our next.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15

Gen. johnson: is reported TO he III
nossession OF Chattanooga. W" d"
M. rive this as authentic, though II
is deemed true.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
Executive Office,

SURtvFFuRr. Ftbl)lnrN ''h, T7.4'
To M, Honorable n. President an!
Members of the Louisiana Senate
hereby nominate and by and w''h Inc
,,iyic. ana consent of the Srnl app' n
1l,,naS /. Nouur. Notary tubiIc. III a;d
Tor ,h, Parish "f East Frliciana.
En.r,NrLfllNtV
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
Executive Office.

-UVEN IrNlIr. NOD. II. !NNF.
r, he Honorable the Presi.!cM and
Members Of tie Lou.Sja"G Se'Tt'.
hereby nominate an! by and with the
advice and consent Of the senate Apo NJ
John W. lays, Rial A. Lancas er' \"iaries
Public in and for The parish o. Claiborne.
Ecspecttuily.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
Executive OMce,

SuRavEpos, Jan. 3th, lob..
10th. Honorable tie President and
Members Of DE Lou Siand Senate
hereby nominate ami by and with me
advice and consent of the Stnat" appoint
Henry Hawror,l, Notary Public III and Tor
the n.ri,I, of Last Jeiiciann.
J. i. Norman, Notary Public IN and tor iae
parish of DeSot".
Respectfully, your ob,t selT I.
Governor State of Louisiana.
On motion by Nj. Pond. the rules wee
slspend.d and the Senate proceed" 10 TN
consideration OF the appointments N sal"
communication contained. and on mot GA
nv Mr.. Clark to confirm the salnr' "'' ron
vas called and the following was 'i'e result
Of the vote. to WI;
Y4as-Nir. aioore il the chair. and
siessrs. BARROW. Butler Coco '!afN'
Can't GRAY. Lot. Pond. Reeves Roger.
TexaIa. Wall, We,.ks and Welgh'H!ih. 10
Senators.
Nays. Sone.
Consequently the nominations were a''H'i
inouly coaillmed. .,;,,
On motion by Mr. Weaks. the inJhhcti"',
Of secrcsy was removed on the action %
the senate in regard to these noIn'Aauo::.>
On motion by Mr.. Lott. the hAec"'. ~, =.
Gercd to be rc-opeued.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15

FROM lettrr1rom H'nham, Texas
dated lo;h inst, politely show" "s
hy Mai. T.. II. -z"ll, We extract the
following:
We lave had quit" stir here
for several days, on account OF some
murders and robb"ri"s that haH" re-
Gently been committed near here and
three days since, seven OF tho e"'i'H
ones were taken and hung by the
citizcuS.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15

Madam Kumor says We Lave cap
tured the guuboa;s below here. NO
information on the subject at Head
quarters.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
HENRY Y. MIN.


Governor state OF Louisiana.
On motion by Mr.. Mcdonald, the rn1cs
,,.rn s,,su,ndcd. aud the Senate rroc"edcd
H., consideration of the nominations IN
". 80 Eyncn,;y. message contained. and on
f',,,,,..,. ,nnn;ou to confirm the same the
'.,,m ~ ,..,s lied and the following was the
ron va, 49,, rn,. viz.
81, -, ~ .hn.v Barrow. Clark. Coco.
r.tn,, Cr,v lott. Mcdonald. Moore. Pond
E I'''.n. RH,ars, Wall. Wraks and Weight
~ Son,tor, in the affirmative.
man, ~ %nnn
C",,,,,,,,,nn,Iv the above nominations
',n.,nimnus,v confirmed.
Shreveport news., 1864-04-15
WANTED-For my

~ river plantation. Applicants MUST NOT
be subject to military duty.
April y 4