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Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
Army Orders.
H,d. Q'r-. Trans Miss. Dept.
SpRLvErpKT, La, july u, sol.

SpRi.vrroKr, La. Juiy2l, .so'.
GsSEEAL oRDsR -,
No 80,
I All officers and non, captured ~
yck, burg who hnycTvp"s:'d 81 Emt"rp'i.c
p.moco..s, Vienna, Ns.:chitorE->. Shs'N,-
pr. aud Alcxandria, TT ANY, ;in" l'i"' t"
:bc s;,-. o: April. l-6l h,"" been drc,"r"'!
4uly c1chan sed by the Co"!"'ls-! i"F OF
Ex hange.
All those in this Department. who a'c
emit: tce.i in this list "iil :uu c.!iA'c'E re
i.iu their comm and- in the fed
BY command q:
Geue.a. +. kfrnr SMITH.
:. 5 ANptE>DE.
As. / AGj't General!
L.ou;sians. Texas ind Ar.."nsas pare:s
c.opy one month. lh'! -'-'"
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
For Sale,

1 very likely GIRL, about 10 years old.
n OF pleasant manners and countenance.
aud raised in a ganteel family. Is fine
house AID dining room servant. No.
washer and ironor Inquire ~ the office.
A,,--D z.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09

4 GENTLEMAN and lady, experienced
N and fully quail fed, desire a situation
as Teachers. For further particu ar
address Pm. ID. Shreveport, La.
ouoD-
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
June 10 If.
Wanted to Hire.

00n NEGRO WOMEN. AT th'
lOUU manufacturing 0uartrrmn--
ter'- Department, Gilm, +, Cp>hur county
Tsxas
Iwant 1000 Negro " men TO spin and
weave cloth tor the army. so per month
and rations will be paid.
j. d. THOMAS.
june6 On Maj. Nannt { .. VI IA.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
$3.50 REWARD.

$Oo w
T will pay the above sum for the ~
L delivery 10 me oil my boy IN
Nathan at Shreveport, La. "" Is 4
abou, forty years old bald-headed n'"ck
complexsion. Formerly owned BY Mayor
Buckner, of Carroll Parish La. He Is sup
posed to b. in the vicinity Of TYLER. Texas
where his vi @ resides. NJ. y. WOOD.
July Eau
Tyler Rep 5-.cr -or~ time AMI sHnd
IL = Ill. 1. re
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09

WANTED at the Shreveport Arsenal. a
w man who j. skilled in the art OF maxi
ing Papier MaChe. Also one who is
skilled IN making Glue. \ detail vi be
given them ii in the army. None but those
fully competent need apply.
c. W VALLEY,
Capt. Com Dig. Arsenal,
Ale1ardlia Democra. and NatChituchcs
Times copy four times and send bill a.
above. [julv 26-it
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09

iuly 2ti 81
Shreveport news., 1864-08-09
\cticc to Confederate Tax
VsI>,

NT"NNWTrIl UeMVCTH' COP! OHV".
,Jure - I'm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17

but, If the worst comes to worst, the Amer.
loan people will accept the necessity, and
will show to the world that great as is the
load which they are compelled to carry,
they are equal to 1t. 1t is in the last
degree unbearsble to be treated as we are
by those who should be our friends, and
who hitherto have made great ado about
the principles which the loyal States are in
arms 10 day to viudicate. One would suppose
that the asylum of runaway slaves before
the war could not have so soon become
the asylum of their runaway masters
Both classes seem to have been alike well
coined by the Canadians. We doubt not that
the latter are now the fsvorites. The one class
has served it's turn-which we did not I'M
derstand once SO well as now-te sig
nalize the anti.American feeling of the
Canadians, and the other is now serving its
turn in the same way.
While we hope that NO repetition of the
St. Albans affair will bring on collision
between our military and the Canadian
authorities, yet we trust that, in accord.
ance with Gen. Dix's order, the robbers
aud plunderers who may again Gross over
to our border, will be pursued to the very
altars of the provincial government, in
case they cannot be sooner oVertaken and
killed. Such policy is a necessity fol
us. Were we to do otherwise every
scoundr0l in Canada, by virtue of some
commission that be holds from JEFF
Davis, might enlist band of desperadOes
and come over and parcel out the property
of all our border towns, and then burn
them afterward.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17


TIE National Banking system is evident
ly making rapid progress in the country,
and the taxes which Congress has already
imposed upon the local banks, are likely
to drive multitudes of them into the new
system. If those already enacted should
not prove sufficient for this purpose, it is
pretty plainly the intention of the secre-
tary of the Treasury, that new taxes shall
be levied, for Mr.. Fessenden has become
as devoted to the system as MIR. Chase ever
was, and he means that the whole currency
of the country shall be under the control of
the national government, if that result is
by any means practicable. Twenty new
banks we're authorized last week. This is
the largest number Jet authorised in any
single week, since the law went into opera.
ton; and of this number, 8 considerable
portion is understood to be made up of
local banks, which have given up their
former charters and commenced business
anew under the United States law.
The question is now forcing itself upon
the consideration of State Banks, in every
part of the country. These institutions
are constantly converting themselves into
national banks. Some of them, no dOnbt,
do this willingly and without any serious
as 10 its expediency, while 9TH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
We look for the speedy passage through

We look for the speedy passage through
the Senate of the Bankrupt bill just passed
BY the House. We have had time only
cursorily to examine its provisions. They
seem to be discreet. Undoubtedly such q
law is needed. Every town has number
of good business men who are hope
IessIy broken up aud exiled from trade un-
less they can be rescued by some such law
from over hanging judgments and exeou-
tons. Many of these men, could they be
thus rescued, would soon be on their feet
again, and in process of time they
would pay part or all of their old liabili-
tiles, according as they pFOspered, or &C.
cordiug as they we're honest and honorable.
or course dishonest men will never pay in
the future any more than in the past
Their creditors are not injured by such a
law, therefore. The bill is intended to help
honest, willing aud energetic men who are
now tied down by debt-men who have
capacity and integrity and who are needed
by the industries of the country. Every
community would be benefited by the re-
suscitation of such men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
WANTED.

A the boarding Houses are all full, win pay
~ reasonable price for FURNISHED ROOM with
some private family for myself and wife, within two
or three SQUARES ofthe Nc Lure House. No children
will be no trouble. All communications win be
answered personally. Address, for one week, BOX
s4S Postofiee. declI Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17

PRoF. GoEssLING, of Cincinnati, a Ger.
man chemist there, claims the merit of
discovering process by which sugar as
nice as the incest can be made from Indi-
an corn. He has succeeded In obtaining
some three and half gallons of beautiful
white syrup from bushel of corn, and,
what is of greater Importance, has discov-
cred how to convert that syrup into granu-
lated sugar. The syrup is SO white that
it can be used in tea without darkening it
at all, and the process is said to be so
simple that it can be carried on in any farm
house with the household utensils that are
found in every we'll. ordered kitchen. The
importance of this discovery If it's promi.
ses are realized cannot be over estimated
Our northwestern states are the real gra-
naries of the world, and there is hardly a
limit to their capabilities in the produce
ton of corn. How to make the crop the
most profitable to the farmers there and
the most useful to the world has been
the grand question, and the difficulty and
cost of transportation to the East have
tended to discourage efforts for its culture.
But if every bushel of the golden grain is
to yield three and have gallons Of syrup
that can either be used upon the table or
or converted into pure grsnulated sugar,
the problem will be solved both for the
West and for the world, and the loss of the
sugar plantations ofthe South will be more
than made good. A New York company
have purchased from Prof. Goessling the
right to uae his diacoVarv for S4O0 OOO and
will Immediately erect factory and pro-
coed to the practical test of lheSprofessor's
claims. For the present the company will
only manufacture the syrup, but will go
into the sugar capitalization as soon as
the needed arrangements can be made;
aud not many months will elapse before it
will find its way into the market.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
Gold vs.. Greenbacks.

The following is very useful table at
this moment, published by the MetropOli-
tan Insurance Company, New York. 1t
shows at glance how much currency may
be had for certain amount of gold, aud
,,ies ,,erso.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17

ers make the change only from the pres
sure which has been brought to bear upon
them. The National Banking Associations
are furnished With many facilities for bust-
ness by the government. They receive It's
deposits and become its agents. All Its
Determinations are in their favor. Their
very utilization is at least an apparent ad-
vantage and they are required to keep no
specie in theiG vaults, for they have moth
ing to do with that obsolete commodity
and besides this. they are exempted from
many of the burdens which are laid 30
heavily upon the local banks, which burdens
it is evidently the intention of the govern
ment to make heavier. In these circum-
stances the local banks are finding 1t more
and more difficult to do an advantageous
business under their present organization,
and in great numbers, it is UNDERSTOOD,
they are preparing to organize themselves
under the national law. Even though they
disapproVe its principle and distrust lts
operations and results, ss they will appear
ia the long run, banking capitalists are eT-
erywhere becoming spprehensiVe that they
will be obliged to adopt the new system OF
90 into liquidation and close their banks
Several State Legislatures have passed
enabling acts, which, in various ways, IA
cilitate the change from the old system to
the new, and render this change less re-
pulaive than II seems to be regarded by
very many of our most experienced mer-
chants and fnanciers. In Connecticut the
law allows the existing banks to become
national banking associations, with sort
of reversionary right to resume their pre-
sent charters, and again become local
banks, in case they may ultimately desire
to do so.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
An Ordinance

CONCERNING oITY HLEoTIoNs.
DE It Ordained BY the Council of the City Of
% wheeling, That tho Ord insnee passed JAnnAfy
IS, 1854, euntltIed Gan Ordinance 70 amend an
ordinance to regulate the mode Of voting at City
Elections" passed January 10, 1854, be and the
same is hereby repealed, 1t being inconsistent win
niS Tkis S S shal be in force from and after
Its passage.
Passed Nov. %, 1884. ,,,,
declTSt 1.lRWlN, OIerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
Dissolution Of Partnership
Public sale.

3uO11C 6d16s
NIB. AVID. Beatty ]. Q. Beaty's Hslrs.
In ohancery In the Circuit Court OF Marion County.
DURsUANT.to decree In this cause, the under.
Il signed, as commissioner, will on the 19RH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1884, 70 Court day,) sell ct public
auction to the highest bidder, at the front door OF
the Court House OF Marion county, q portion Of the
lands Of which James O. Beatty died seized. Said
lands consist Of about 900 acres Of the choicest
lands Of the county, situated at and near Manning
ton, on the B. o, B. R., embracing three or four
fertile, well improved and WeIl timbered farms, and
some choice bottom and on part Of
It are said to be good indications Of the existence Of
PETROLEUM OIL.
The land win be sold in parcels as indicated by
plat dled In the cause one parcel known ~ the
Merrill farm Of soT acres on pike aud creek one
AnoHn g the Baker farm, Of PSI acres, 30.
TERMS OF 6ALE-One hth oaah and the residue
upon credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months,
with INTEREST," the purchaser giving bond with s0cu.
rity. Those wishing to make Investments win do
well to attend the sale. - =
z. B. HALL, Com.
Iairmont, NOV. 1864. deol6 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
St0ckh0lders' Meeting.

nIHERE will be meeting OF the Stockholders Of
II the First National Bank Of wheeling held 81
the BankiIg House on tuesday, the 10th day o.
January next, between the hours OF 10 A. III. and
p u; for the election OF Nine Directors, to serve
for the ensuing year.
BY order efthe Board. 100, ,,,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17

UNION MEN

OPFHE FIRTH AND SIXTH WARDS, RALLY
J to the American Hall on this Saturday. even
M to nominate Ward offieers and TO appoiat dele
20 10 Oty Convention to nominate Oity otneers.
hnms nnt / IL thara be = full meeting. lie
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
Knight TemDlaFs.

SPECIAL meeting Of "Wheeling Commandry
a No. I,n7WIl be held at the Temple on this
evening, December 17thI 1883. for work
BY order Of the CommAndry.
At..,.=wr. H.1nxru. Rso %&; = DA lie il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

~ MEssRs. EoItoRs please announce the
following ticket for School 0tneers q the
ward MeetipR 70 be held at the Club Room on Sat
uf Pog sesooI 6omminIioner-Dr. AS. Todd.
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SSb ms
berubmter Ma9enbitters,

MQen anllnSereculigfejt, Sdpermutt, Gdfa-
dc. NfpetitIrItafeit, 8ldbunecn u. anbern Ser
rauunss- II. Masenbelhmerten ,2eitenhen ruEitt
Der G;sentbiin,er res nit Gcht sppuIdren
Ssbom'S MaAenbitters
c%enieltsn ais cine urfsbItare Cur empfeblen, ais
stnrIunasnittcI il! er unsereleidbar, in tent IT
ZEN Npseilt traftial unb eieGerbauung erIeihterts
N'eJsn1aen, trslde ih eurd geifise peer fSrte,-
l'de Nrte't l'berinabta aneeitrenet taten, trertsn
peues veten emefanssn turb
Ssbom'a M%aeenbitters,
Der ibnen neue 0raft, al. alien Qebensserridtun-
aca perleibt. @r it milo unt anaenetm in ieiner
Wirtung, 70 tab feItlt bic ~sarteifen Damen i'm
gehrardben une NIT suriidfebrenber8raft aDmGb-
lid mebr earcn nsbn1en ~fEunen.
S6bam'5 Maoenbitters
tat teinen rauten, piterIid.n @eldmad. 5puteru
1T 10 ansenebm fir ben @aumen, mic mpbltbStio
tur ben Magen. Gsriubt tbn une bat Gusy
aautmann ueer 9lpcsvs.s::% ~EE
Ssbam'S Moocntittsrs
nidt, 10 laBt ibr %ten{elten fcmmen uuh lest frh
!lAt nit oNeesn 9ittc:S ais ,aeraee 10 cu," az
lre1'sn. YIN yerlu6 nirb Gud son her araft
DTS .y'fffrs" . lterssussn, zap ibr i'm mic msbr
Sn ct. waut
TT s''lsT @itters gu beaiebem ssn
s.. u. $. 9. Burtanfu nt
Stnfu. Gbeptalt
o. y. W.Jsb aaent,
loI Srufb-W ater- Ctr, @tieaap. 3QS-334
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G = u 81 { q I

fHrbie S6utgrstue
@reu6en, Marttemhere. 8aDern
9an1cpsr 1lns sadfeu,
fir bic 0rpbbsrSoataiimsr
S%ttcnburg, Geffcn, 8anen. Mied=
Stcelit urS Mccflen=
burgess ebtpcriu,
ea5 &urfur fentbum 6eNen,
bic 6erscgtbdmer Nafau, SAD fem
Wieininaen Sahfen, N!tenturG,
uno bic fre{e Stoot Tranffurt a. 81.
Der ltnteraeianete III jeten Sag pGtrent Der
@elGdftsfunben an fnten 1T Iciner Sffice Oh.
veitlide Gde be-. Dritter unb Main- @tro6e'
eineinnati, 8, 1. Mai 1864.
S. s. abae, Gauiul.
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Die 5anplun9 in
material @aaren uub feber
9trt pDn Tdmilienbcbarf

9enrD 9arms,
ct. peter. Minnelcta,
balt lstsspr:atbise Gin reiaesA Rortimsutter beien
Groceries .nl1b @rppilipne11,
irnit Glen : 9ssaaren,
fsrnt, Gin Eager ron
Sduben Stiefeln.
6uten, muten, II. {. ~
Qautsr Mrtifel far ben etpSbnli9sn Betarf unb
MQes ~ ben trcblfetlfen prei{en.
3enrY 9arms. j
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..,ia,u wyjt n Amtanhl|#A4H0ytS 9t1iy[
s}m ~. E~en14atsr belt Nlia'Isg, Sch
Icy n la.,sy.uptl zinc HstlF%'H we'aes'
cr 29n gGaa Uca.H2E ru Iaa'pAA!l: tn
Urltiip: 1861 i4.bl:u s~ginn4rD u3lty2sro
uaDan Mee,tc, nsefcssj0ar eaiss'ssts
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MrmEs enrliagSs 4 az 1tt4i51Aa aslEs'
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81 nil; !:y1taHr5E!ten, caf irir rsnplan
I'M ha!s;vsFsle;us cn ocna;cgsnsaz
ttnni yonGa(iTnyA,en uncSS,ts HonIt.nz
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r:np1S,eentcn 9o;NrlsA' II &c: St'sni
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Sin Njsuela; (2!snitij sfita"p w.
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{aotc Ct z!:.n 6cyr Sic ta':n bt'F f:ln
.Hsftt." Mlll:. at!0i2Eytr:: $50 tspEas
r. , ~ GS-T,r5 W.jifs i'll,
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1tbarn Mnrein

men YprceQan, @Ias unt aGe in oas Sad
iblaeenbe Baaren.
Dritte unn Send StraE
5wi1aen Getar< NH @nta1baD,
ct. paul, Wtnnestc
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II # u1t6 Triebrih
NADER hsnt eeshr!ei' tsutid,eu gutlitum titrm:
bic er9sbsnlte @n3sisc, cap lie eirrn
5cmgs 1rleS Grncepje<g trre
III 6cmberfpu
erbf met unc la nit Nue,u ysrleben tater, rnl
eSrt.
Dos Sertlde gutlifnm in Seutcripn unrl1n,.
eeaeab telraters trirc earauf ouf n1erfiam &C.
ma9t, haB
ale glrtm Mlcrietren
su haten iiae unb tielcltcn ron 5errn Jricts
rid S, einen1 i'll Deutidlone erintlid g~elsrnter
une s~spriiften slpc!1eFer, autcrc;tet werteu
Mtle @aarcu
tpercen els gut unh friid earantirt une 70 biQie
p~erfaufI, rie in iracnb ei1em aueert Gtcre.
I'm g~eneieten 3ulprud bitten
Sud & Jrierri9s
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~ q fD c.
@m Grprpbten III cer bette &auf,

Marftibreicre; tDut'5 uidt,
lonsern mas iiG in rergrfabruns tepGbrt, iRtas
Bette. unh
8roudtor fir Qeben8,eit
Nno bie(e Walhineu, bic liJ in chem Sabre 100
us 5OO Wal beSablt MAIDEN, une BON Damen iter
9o'oOO IL eielem eante unb i'll europa tcreits it,
0ebraud lluo.
Is 1T ties bic einsise Ma(aiue, biz cen lcse-
nannten
G6ipf=Stib (2pG=Stidb)
n,adt.
Die Gidtisfsit idmmtli9er Naltinen mirb
s%arantirt unb rpatdnbiae l1nterwciIuna eeeeben.
eigentbintfr FOLDER Maidinen fDnnen eieleI-
ben t~sitenirei tn > rbnrng gsbra9tunbl1nterpeife
ung %erbalten, uenu Ne liz
SSbce1er S @ilfon's 3immern
i'm OreenleQfB lod, Ste StraBe, 81. Noul
etltds Itiren untcrtolt Ger Wpt-SfGct.
aor}prsGsr.
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SpIcpb MII,m a II II ,

GcmmiiIpns : SAMPLER,
sad ~ trabe, ct. pauL Minn.
bsaablt bic bS&len @arttpreiie fir, @out yeIse
xne Nobbautt. 3l1-1y
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Mn3ei9e fir Mmieb1er auf 81
icubnbt;fGl,bereieu.

Onttt: TlFtFU 1olslGn Ct. paul Nn6 YaciFc.
s1r &.-H.-@pmp.
@asu @sttlera auf gilerbahnI1ntsrsien wirb
bternit ange;e;st. sab riejenigeu. pelde pom
benz Ne6te @5sbr1ud MAIDEN wuuen, ibre Claims
III een seleBlid fsit1sl!sltea Yreile au tauien.
il9 bis gum 26. O!tcber 1864 auf Der Office
Der Gsrpanie in ct Yaul melben mii0en, u.
9sweis l~ieferu, tab Ee auf ibrem eanee por u.
tasieIte gu ibrer 6eima;b esmadt b.ten.
llm unnStbiee &silsfolsn III ~lpareu, fam
man fd prrber itriftlid an bic Yeamten Der
&cmp. weneen, Tin eeutiter unb eneIilGer
Spra&el, wel&e bersitmiQis une prcmpts Nus.
fuuft ertbeilen.
ct. Yaul. 80. 1854.
5ermann X" rptt, @ep. 9. eder
Sstretar. 2ancc ommilipner.
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y. 81 Drin,
Gneru5' 9anrltr in Spe,ereien>
9peDiteur u,1D Gpm1niitTuudr
uno Ointler in
prcbuften, Nd3eln auer Nrt,
iremesn une sinbsimii4en eitSrsn II. Gisarrsn,
Gde Der 3. II Sodion StraBe,
Sibley's 5teintlct,
set. sNdul Mtnn.
j. 81. @rutee, tsutiber Glssf. 2iO-1y
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81. @ei$, Do

@abinstpn-S traBe, ptere9antunS,
ct. paul, Minn.
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