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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-26

Gen. Hardee and tic iStrogxler.-
We recently heard a camp anecdote'
which, we think, is worthy OF being
preserved in print. While on "a forced
march in some of the army move
ments in Mississippi last summer
general Hardee came up with a strag-
sler who had fallen some distance in
the rear of his command. The Cen
eral ordered him forward, when the
soldier replied that he was weak and
broken down, not having had even
half rations for several days. 80
That's hard" replied the Gener-
al, "but you must push forward, my
good fellow, and join your command,
or the Provost guard will take you
in hand"
The soldier halted, and, looking
up at the general asked
Amt you general Hardee I"
"Yes," replied the general.
didn't yon write Hardee's lac
ties -
Yes
well General, I've studied them
tactics, and know them by Heart
You've got order thar to double col
umn at half distance, amt you -
Well" asked The General, what
has that order to do with your case"
I'm a good soldier, General and
obey all that is possible to be obeyed
but if your orders can show Inc or
der in your tactics, or anybody else's
tactics, to double distance on half ra
tons, then I'll give in"
The General, with a hearty laugh
Y admitted that there were no tactic:
to meet the case, and putting spur
TO his horse rode forward.
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A Hard Case.

He took the ague badly.
And it shook him, shook him sOre,y:
Shook his boots OF and his .oc-nalls
Shook his teeth out and his hair Off
Shook his coat into ta'ters,
And his shirt all into ribbons:
Sh;rtless. c.atlcss. hairless. toothless,
Minus boots and minus toe-nai!s
Still il shook him. shook him till it
Made him yellow. caunt and bony.
shook him Till h. r"achea hi, death bed
shook him till it si.7F''nl FOR him
OFF his mortal coil, and then il
Having made him cold as could be.
Shock the earth still down upon HIN,
And he lies meath his grs"e-stone.
Ever shaking. shaking, s-h-a kin 6
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In Ors. 2jTi Ia. KLrrrrrI%" SERVICE,
Monroe. La. Dec 20. l-63.
ORDER, No. !.
|. In obedience 10 Ia, above order a
camp Tor the reception of the recruits VIII
~, formed at M.ad,.u. Id. sergeant l.. Vi
Grir-by will a>~um" C.inInti.i uruI inf'h"f
order. and will report 10 these hcadlrar-
tets weekly.
II. All officers of the 18Th La. Infantry
not Otherwise ASST, ned to duty. 10y superior
anthoritv will Immediately proceed I" co!
lee, The recruits wherever found, amt sehu
,hrn to camp. reporting progress 10 these
headquarters weekly.
III All ab,cn:rcs will avoid the ft\N.-
tbs rOH Ir~tRTIo>. by reporting at Min.
den Immediately. \ failure 10 d" 80 WIZ
subject them 10 trialby Court Marital Wien
/ apvrchcua"d.
| il Tie. attention IF all persons WI"
! have, enlisted tor other organizations the
recruit. OF this regiment i called t" Art
~ of The Articles % War. y failure Ia
comply win j. requirements will ncccssi
tate a r,.>"r' 20 mii'ary law.
By order of ,,,,r,r
triton. +. c. LAtHAhif.:
q. NJ. Tt><I>u>. l., Lieut.. y Acting AdJ I
| iiul 1t
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For the " News. >
The Message.
BY GI.AI Gus

BY GLAtCrs.
Tell her all is dark and drcary
While her smile is far away;
That the heart grows SICK anu weary
l.ining for her nj, the day
Jov that gave IA hue to feeling
caves the spirit bleak and bare,
All lis hidden blight revealing.
Made by sorrow, grief and care.
Tell her when the heart is highest,
Memory brings her image near:
Homes that burn the best and brightest
Centre round her features dear.
Not for beauty's smiles around me-
Do my thoughts and feelings yearn
'Tis her love alone can crown me,
Wheresoever may turn.
Tell her not the boundless ocean,
Nor the deserts burning waste;
Not the busy worlds commotion,
Can her loving form effacc.
Up above me. brightly shining,
Barns a star wherever go,
Giving hope a silver lin ny,
And a balm for fortunes blow.
Tell her though We may not ever
Meet as in .hc days gone tS
Though like ships'at sea we sever.
Love shall still blaze bright on high.
In my dreams and when awakins.
In my sorrow and ny joy:
Thoug gu the heart be rnde!y breaking
Life is still affection S toy.
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State of Lonisiand-Par'M n cat
-Snrcrssion Of |naccnt I. G'|-
ham, deed.
ny virtue of n commission or writ al
u sale issued by the Clerk OF ;hc p's,
tr;c, Court OF the Parish of Cadi" AMI
STATE aforesaid. directed to w. w. George
atur or to any person authorized by rs"
TO sell succc, e,"il property in said Parish OF
Cuddo. will hs offered Tor sale III pub.lc
auction and sold t. the highest bidder on
.Sl,n,iy. the 9TH dag" t,'r"h'y. H. H. ls"',
IN from, of the market house, i'll the city OF
Shreveport, between the hours "' ~ o.
clock. a. III, and o'clock. p. M,
An.gro woman named Caroline, OF D'ach
comprcxion aged about - years and a
slave for life. belonging TO the succession
of Vincent r. Gilham decd.
Terms OF Salc-A credit of IL months
the purchaser IN give his note. with GOO
pcrs"ual security, bearing eight per cen
pcr annum interest from day OF sale AMI
special moStgaRe t" be retained on the suit
siAvc. W. ~
ianS 'h''''-
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The Health of President Lincoln.

The Health Of President Lincoln.
The World of the 9TH alludes to
the indisposition of Presider* Lin
coin rs follows
The illness of President Lincoln
is, we have reason to believe, a much
more serious matter thru has been
generally suspected. At first it was
supposed to be cold next, a touch
OF bilious tcver; Il rash then APP
pared upon his body, and the dis
ease was pronounced scarlatina but
recently it has leaked out that the
real complaint he labors under is
smallpox. For some time past the
President has received no visitors;
even members of the cabinet and
personal friends have been excluded
from his apartment. The excuse
was that he Vas writing his message
aud could not be Interrupted
| We believe that we echo the feel
ling of the whole country, without
distinction of parto, in sincerely
hoping that the President will soon
be restored to health and strength
Men of his habit of body are not
) usually cng-lived, and the smallpox
to a man of his age, even when the
healtq is usually good, is Very seri'
Gus matter His death at this time
: would be real calamity to the coun
try. and would tend to prolong thu
r war. Until the Presidential cleo
l ton We wish to see M. Lincoln con
1 duct the government rather than Mr.
a Hannibal Hamlin, the present Vice
Il President. Better plague, bette
n the death OF all our generals, bette
= the loss of the Mississippi and 4 fol
j. eisn war combined, than that the fu
: rious anti, slavery fanaticism whic
IT Mr.. Hamlin represents should gt
e complete control of the machinery
the government.
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,:DTH SIDES.

A man in his carriage was riding along,
A e.ilv dressed wife by his side:
In satin and lares she looked ike queen,
And he like king in his pride.
4 wcod->awcr stood on the street as they
passed;
TIE carriage and couple hc eyed.
And said :s lie worked with has saw on
II wish was rich and could ride
The man in the carriage remarked 70 his
wife.
"Ouc thing would give if could
Ia give my wealth Tor the strength anu
Tie hYt!th -.
y pretty young lady, with a bundle OF
work.
Who.c face, - the morning, was fair.
Was tripping along, with sin'ie % "e'
While Lu,nmirg IA i1vc-brcathing sir.
She looked on the carriIg" the lady she
saw,
.Arrav,d i'll apparel 50 fine;
And said in a :. hispcr, Il wi sh from my
Thosi. satins and laccs " ere mine
The lady looked on the mail with he,
work.
So fair in her calic" dirss,
| And said. Ia rc!inqnisn position anc
wealth,
! Her beauty and youth to possess
Thus it is in the world, whatever our lot,
Our minds and time we employ
Ia longing aud signing for what we hav
not.
| trcru.cful for what we enjoy.
| We welcome with pleasure FOX which w
have sigh d,
The heart has void in it still,
Growing deeper and wider the longer W
live.
That nothing bu, hea zen can fill.
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I'D. OBS THAN>-MiSS, DEPT.
sm:Lv,rolr. La. JAS. 18th. letJ.

I'D. nH- THAN>-MIsS. DEPT.
s,nGL vtrOi.r. La. Jas. 18th. lHt5.
GENERAL. OEDEI>.
7 All authority 10 raise new organlIa-
|. tion.. from men liable t. couscriptioa
in This Department. not within ii" enemy :
linr-. will expire on the fifteenth OF Eeb-
rIary. loGi.
These commands mU,. be assembled I'M,
u.,Ii.rrly. and a.! men absent from. ana
claiming ~ belong 10 them AFTER III" nj
,ccnth of February nc>t. will be arrcS'r f.!
b. the enrolling officer AS c"nscripts ana
sent To- the Camp u: Instruction.
IN officer, who have received such ai'
lhor!,y mu>t forward. on or before I'll" NJ
;r.uth of February next. muster rolls OF the
,uru recruited by them, whether the organ
izalion is complete or not.
II. IL accordance with orders from u,
War Department i; Richmond. Major }
U..A,E Lacy is announced a. Chief in
-u.ctor OF Field Trans T"rt"tion in IN,
Trans Mississippi Department.
~ command vi
I.iErr.-G&>. +. Kirby SMITH.
:. :. ANDERSON.
Asst. Adj. General
Louisiana. Arkansas and Texas paper
lrubi.,h weeks. y'"--'''
.
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COTTON INTEREST BONDS.
ACuAECEFOR PROFITABLE INVEST
NEST.
DEro.ITARYs OFFICE.
Shr.y.uort. December Both, lSG3. +,


TvNDEI; Instructions from the SccrctaF!
of the Treasury hereby give notice
mat | will receive deposits and issue cert'''-
Gates. for cotton interest coupon bonds oil
the Confederate States. having twenty Jr"r-
to run. the interest at six per c.'n'.. r'yahi''
annually in cotton OF con. The cotton i
I, b,. delivered at one uf oar ,''s?"rt- ~
the valuation OF sixprucr. sterling. .. Twelve
and "A half cents per pound lob" 't
Lean middiing.
Atthc present price of cotton ut ~" Set
ports. this interest ia equal t" ah5h ~ per
cent Der annr,.n. aud ought To- ru:-r me val
II. of the. bond. beyond any that are "n tue
market Tie bonds ar. "n''rcl At - i"'
..rut premium. after several adv" .'i.i"ni'
for bids fy paving in .lip". the party
paving NAV obtain &, bon" Tor > ~" i'-!h
Die in coin in ~ years. upon "'';'n "a" III
,,rr,, is to pail ..nuuiliy. either IL '"Ln 81
with 800 pounds al cotton ni TIE quarry %
S,yy Orleans ,uiIlii;!s. The advantage "'
such AN invr-t;u.nt are "hvI"i. .''i'H'
priucip:,i NOR interest l. subject - "''''S'
alton from a redundant currency.
TIN. money lcp"-itcd tor c"-i!hcat"' ma )
Il. in any nor. interest Dcar!n. treasury
notes, one halt of which. hJ"r'"I. al '''-
shall he. ut dat: subsequent 1" 'he On apr
l-n; aud i. all the b"ni- bear "a; :
june. tn. accrued interests - or - i"H
she purChi~" MONEY.
Certificates vii! also be i,'''" = 'h'' d..
r.. for TX per cent b"nis pa, 3d.. go b
Gears. but r.r.,.-ulahl- ai.-r i've H"...- Vi.
Interest ,,y able srni annuity i'r u'.'"
" notes i--,l-A zinc" 5ia Arr''. l-.,'' : AZ
tim. within. twelve months "i''s H.- "-.'
iasir.
Come. forward and procure b"ni- bear
in- a highly r"lnmnorativ- interest. t'
th"r"hE impr"V" the 'aI'' % '.'e '''''''
m
IL J. q. BATTLE,
I,,l 81 G. :. pcpt s'tary.
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By,Shing-We love to see the rosy
hue mounted over the n.ck and face
of beautiful woman it shadows
forth delicatcly and softly, the gentle
fec lings other soul. 1t is the evil
dence of tmidity, which is lovely i'll
woman. Out upon our masculine
mind-out upon our rough, sturdy
genius We prefer the reed to ash
ivy to oak. Wonan's natural ele-
ment is retirement, her home tbs DO
mcstic circle. Unfit by nature to but
fet with the worlds waves, or mingle
in its strife. she lives dependent up
on stronger spirit and rrpays IN
kindness and gentleness that which
she receives in, protection and sup
port.
We cannot beara woman who neve'
bushes the steady, cold and calm
eve has 10 charm for It's there is
beauty and a gentleness in the dow'
cast look, starting tear and warn
blush. that deties comparison, cveI
with the lovclicSt of the naughty
Those who endeavor to curb and res
train this feeling, thinking 1t n weak
ness, err strangely in their ideas-le
it alone there is no detormity III n
indulgence.
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Cn:ce Chief OWartervHastfr.
TRANSMITS. DEPART MENI, I
SHREVEPORT, La.
TO Owners vi steamboats,.

vVNHE Cotton Bureau of the Trans Miss.
Department have .roia Twenty ~
Thirty Thousand bales oi cotton al land
i,,r, on Rel River and Lakes Bis;cneau
AMI Bolcmu which desire {" hive brought
l.. shreveport, La ana to Jefferson amd
swans ms Landing, Texas.
Sealed proposals will Dc received al i!is
Office until 10 o'clock, "a. IN, Mvnc4y,
the 21th inst for the transportation OF the
whole or any part of said cotton. Persons
making proposals. car see a manifest OF til"
number Of bales Of cotton at the various
landings on Red River and Lakes al Iny
Office. The proposals must specify the
number OF bates to be carried from and 10
wha, points and rate OF freight per bale, and
time thin which the cotton will be de-
| livcrcd.
The proposals will I've opened at my o.
| fee ut precisely = o'clock, p IN, Mon
day, 18th January. 1864. All bidders art
requested to he present. Quarter Mas'el
| having the righ' TO eject all Lids 'ecms'
30 high. ,.
Lieut. Co. Chief OR Mr..
| Trans Miss. Dept
Shreveport, Lit. JANUARY y. 1864. jl2-t'
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STOP THIEF.
$3.50 REV ARD.

I vii! give the abuy, yrwnrd for my
| hors, and the thief. who stole him from
INV premises on last Sunday nigh. Or l
will give $40 FOR any information that may
lead to the discovery OF the hoSSe. or Siou
for the delivery OF the horse to NE.
The horse is dark bay about l6 hands
hi-h, about = wears old. and rs well AS
rcconect no white about him except neal
the hooi of the right hind leg. Moves
with his hind legs very wide apart, partic
ularlv when walking fast or trotting. is {
tol.rabiy fast walker. Was harefc"tc,
when taken and his feet very tender. an,
would not be able 10 travel far unless
shud. j. I. bis NEh.
Shreveport. January -, 1861.
South Wc>t.ru and Gazette publish
times and send bills to this office for collec
! ton. jan -o-f'
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Information Wanted.

TINliE undersigned desires to Obtain in
formation ot the whereabouts oi his pa
rents G. ". and Elizabeth Patterson. They
,orncriy resided at Lake Providence. La,
IL, ina. NOT heard from tu,m since tue Fed
,r,,,s r,,upjcd the country some l. months
aro. lie euppo-,s ;Acn t. be some place
about Red River or il Texas Any inform
anon concerning them MI confer favor
which VIII be gratefully acknowledged.
,II.,,y WM \. PATTERSON.
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The Savannah Republican men
tons a novel way that has recently
been discovered to smuggle whisky.
There is a woman who sports gutta
pcrcha breasts, filed not with tactical
Juices, but old Bourbon of the best
quality and greatest age. What a
Jolly old wet nurse she would max e
for the boys up at " the 'front.'
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ENNtW AY.

% I'ROM the steamers Era-. at Aiba
"A ny, about December lst ls63.
~ the negro man JESSIE. aged -
wears. about feet high; yellow complex
ion. said negro WAS seen in Shreveport ON
Christmas I've. and has probably gone to
Alexandria. \ lihcrH! reward Will be
given !yl HI apprehension. LJn@--5"
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Tie news was brought here day
before yesterday, that Cen. Bragg
and staff were captured while at
tempting 10 cross the ssissippi.-
What nextl
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yNiNEN Up Through mistake on the
lS:h inst. near Shreveport. on" >orT"I
mare. blaze face. about 10 hands high has
the brIIowsrs. The owner or owners car
lind said mare by calling at i. i. l'oindSX
tcr's. miles south Of Greenwood, IN TIM
| ;,rg1pr( go I'll RtTLEN.
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For Rent.
Jan | 81

ylNIE most desirable Red hly"r pI."Ia
;i,n. known ~ the L. L. Hall pinc"
for tn. year lsGi. Apply at ...
jsnlj-N D. hH' . =,
South. Western and Gazette copy amc
send bill to VI. Levy.
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OFFICE POST cUARrERMAsTER.

SHREVEPORT. la. JAN 10. io"f.
A Ii. farmers and planters who have
"A hauled corn, fodder, Nc.. TAX m Nind
to- this Parish 10 the list day of January
1864. are requested 10 bring their receipts
at once aud receive pay for transporting
the same. L. IL iiE hhb,
jnlJ-lm-c. 1. Nal H. u Vi
Southwestern and Gaz,ttc copy.
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Notice.

u,iiE collection of the Parish Taxes for
l-G3 and licences for l>6i tor the tar-
i-h of CatdO. Amounting to about MY thoii-
sand dollars will he ndmdicatct 10 the
lowest bidder by the Police Jury, on the
18th instant
Securities must be named in The bid.
NJ WATSON, L. i. J.
Shreveport Jan. Is, lsfi.4t.
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". IL WYNN.
senior Surgeon Allen : Brigade,
shreveport, La.
ianl3-ow
IAN l3-ow

HI. cRS. DEBT THANS-NlN~..
Shreveport La. Doc. ilth. iN"j.
SI.sCiM. ORDERS,
No III.
ErtrHc'l
TX. Ii-ut.-Cul"ucl +. {. /A'r,nlE. 2'th
Regiment La. Vols. l. authorized I" collect
the. men who have been recruited Tor that
regime / in this Department. and with tA''
,,fiirrr. of that regimen; nos Otherwise H.
signed To- duty. form them int" battalion
II. ill report his pro-"~s in "Xrcntm.
This order every fifteen days :" the District
lui Department Commanders.
b command ut
L.iy,-r.- GEN. +. ErHY SrIiu.
=. :. ANDERSON.
Assistant Ad,It, h.nl
I.i,ut.. Col. +. {. L,CnARlE, 10Th La. Vols
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NOTICE..

YyNtIE un,iers; Srcd, comprising the Board
o! Examining Surgeons Of C"nscrip'S
( Or the State Of Louisiana. hereby civ" no.
,icc that one member Of the Board Will
visit the several Parishes within our lines,
at such points and on such days a. is herein
below stated for the purpose of examining
those con-cripts who may consider them
sci. es .xrlnpt from military service be.
cause OF disability. All such persons should
be ia prompt attendance:
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Succession Sale,

State ofLouisilna-PVish Of Cad'to
In ION Ju,iictal District Co@'i,
No. 662.
Succession Of j. $. Alien. dec'd.
DT virtue OF a writ OF sale directed l"
ID any person authorized t" .r!- success
i.n property by the Honorable District
Court in and for tn. Parish of 'add", Statt
of Louisiana will offer for sal" al rnblic
uuction To the highest bidder. on saturday
18th dny If February, is6i. between th'
buur- of 10 O'Clock, "a. IN, and oCtocN'
m in front of the Mark"thous". IN the
city of Shreveport, Parish OF Caddo' the
following described property belonging 'p
IN. succession of J :. Allen. dec d. to wit
lots number eleven cid aud Twelve 90
in block forty min" (iS). together win All
the buildings and Improvements thereon
Terms of sale cash SUBJECT 10 "pPtai>t
Nv. PICKEES. Sheriff
and TX Oflicio AuCt!UncGr
Jan tis. pr. fee $50.
The property spoken ni abov" l. on MI
lam street. next door 10 the bans ''h'
known as Commercial Hotel. II l. nos
rented to TIA. Government a. hospital, l"
sgip On r,r month. and by som" slight I'M
rrov,.m.ut Oh the back building til" rCn
viii be largely increased. IhuSr dr>i 'h
TO purchase town property should call an
scc il. il T.. ALLAN
January II, 1851
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1t is reported that Rosecranz is at
Little Rock
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IlD. u"~. TRANS Ms. DEPT, I,

~ = - ''''. '''
M. u,.-. TRANS MIS-. DEPT,
-..Ly.roll, h.. jas. i. 1854. >
Linra.a j.
S.ACN. oLnhES,
W. !,
XII In urc"rjllnce with Instructions
from til. War department at RicHi""nd
Va. the following nn~'r' "f:.""t. "n! II"
~iv"r without delay
"a Lieut.. wm. Wilkins. Co. +, ~ Ark. Vols
Capt. " F.. Johnson. Co. u.
ID Lieut. " " Williams. 60 l., e
ID Lieut. J G. Andersen Z" g. =
J., L:rut jacob Foster, 60 \. 10Th Ark -
car, " y Thompson. to u.
Capt : y Jackson. {" :.
ii Lieut. VT i ashir=t"r. - I.
..G !.icnt { Nob!"y. Z" =.
Cant v \ T"tl"Y. 90 II.
II Li.ut " 7 Ferguson, Co |.
Mai"r l. McCuli"ch. ith AK
I'd Lieut. VI = C"u=hrln. {" ii.
"a Iicut J " E,kiu>. co &. -
Is, Licrt T. Mclaughlin, co y. '' battalion
| l.t Licut II pod-un.
| "a I.ieut y NJ Tension, Coo,
| q Lieut. John c l!ii. co .. 'st Al" : rs
| ID LIEN I J Inrhrough. Go u,
! i, Lent " ! NuS,un. 90 i.
/ ~ Lieut. Jas Roper. =" T..
| ID Lieut. W y l>.ttlr, TO +.
| Sd Lieut. l. ! Baldwin. CO +,
| ID Lieut. 4 J Ecn"ti"I!. Co !.
| I'd Licut sam Nc'iuifin. Go ~.
| Captain j " Clark, Go \. olst Ack e
| CartaIn J .Iornway. co X.
Lieut. J G Holden, &" \.
ID Lieut. thaS sims. 60 +.
By command OF
lIEur.-GEN. =. klHkr SMITH.
= N\l.. fy-ftN
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AtictioIlt.rr~.

y uCIlOllttf~.
VA1lLT. give particular attention t" SELL
w ing Real Estate, Slaves, and Other
urnu.rty tians If
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Claiborne MnG"n. Zrth. -!Ei'
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Union farmrrsvil'c. " ith. ita. h.h
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Franklin. b. WinnsbolSngh, l.. IL, l1tA
Duuchita. - Monroe, " 2h. "a. -.
Ickson Vernon. %. 70. 21th.
I;i.uvillc. Sparta, March LIST. I'd. I'd.
DeSo,o. Mansfield. Jan. 18th. 2Gtl,,
S,binc. Many. rs. -, 3jt;,.
Na.chitoches Saichi,ochcs. Feb. %, 3D.,
taMptc. = 5th, 9Th,
Rap;Aes. - Hnddies'cn, s. oth' 10th
| Alexandria, = l2th. i3th,
Catalonia. Harrisonbnrs. = ~, IL. Is,
Caldwell, Columbia. = =. -
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poinrCorptt Court House. 'ih' ON.
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LAFAYETTE Nrrmillinnvillr. IIth. ISL
V.ruillicn. :. Abbeville. = 2oth, I'D
It Landry .Ope.ousas. Feb % 2G. y. 20
Calca.;cu, Lake Charles, March Ash. 9TH
Eib,"tt's Bluff, :. 7th
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W. A. HARDY. Asst. Surg. i. A. c.
Board of Examining Surgeons
Conscript District La.
Shreveport. jan II, 1864. jani5-:'
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bill with copy o! paper to Cominandaii
. Cor,cript Dist. La, AZ Shreveport.
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HEAD QuNE'~, hLLEN'S HitlGAbE, .
Shreveport. Ia. January :. i-"i
CIR IS Senior surgeon -: the Brigade
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A man in his carriage was riding along
A gaily dressed wife by his side
Ia satin and lares she looked ike queen
And lac like king in his pride.