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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

a GENTLEMAN WISHING TO MAKE A PROMPT
purchase fa good Country Residence OF about 80
valuable available Building Ground ia the vicinity
ssne Sing great arEain have the very thing he dc
rea application the subscriber Also few handsome
Bedding Plots Of ~ TO 40 each, ocat with
Of river and uie Accessible for sale
sp3 location. &. q. PRATT, SO Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

GSOR EALE OR TO LEASE-A COUNTRY RE6lDENCR.s
~ In Greenwich Conn. - miles from tho civ OF New
in with brick 2sx with two story wing 1870 coniauins
large garden With about one Of land convenient 10
churches and echoos short dtance from the New Haven
land II needed. Apply JOHN GINTY 20 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

Handsome lsots. ths village OF Jamaica. l. T. within
furly n New Nork and cs,tlc Nv ether
twS railroass. every hour.
enad lse slcaces. Mia suitable Lots included.
q the p Ice ot SiJl each Lots be- located BY the
chssers ihemssves when te sac j. aapeied THIS nae
De beautn e land within hundred mile
f.klc indi faissle. -
OF large class cf shs.yia- OF moderate means
ososa he apparent all Tue embrace economy
eomio lac injuries OF conn and ~ life connn a.
poasunte Tor tie eAhib OF correct Taste in beau
ftfyint hoH3c OF valuable
keri. children rapid advance Of pccu-
nsr, value which this property Is sdre 70 realize
Fu in forgnRtion MI points with accurate drawings OF
mr. aheseat houses ant showing the exact location OF
She lots n be nrnishad a igfle alton
SBrtsTr. CHADWICK Y HUBBARD
n Ninam street, Between Liberty and Cedar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

A YIRsT CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE ON EAST
n Eighteenth street for sale at very low price; also
sns on fourteenh srees; also Two splendid Corners on
lAlrd avenue. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

u oAsEz zf n q SEVEN PER CENT PR AsFvx,
ON pIAMorps. JgwELRy, PERSONAL PEorERry,
MERCHANDISE AND DRY GOODS IN BULK,
OR THE HIGHEST PRICks PAID FoR IuE SANE,
oonw,ssroH "a n{Ryi9s Y z hr hDnHHS SoKPh
X NO. BROAD sTRERT. MAN WALL
~ B.-Llbcral advances consisnnenta Parties liyine
~ distance can addrsss ~ above m full eonhdanSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

a HAkDsoME ThREEssTokY BRICK HOUSE AND
N Lot In Macdo.gai street. price $40 Q; three story
!. Amiy street. near Broadway; three story House IN
los: story House Twentieth story
House Thirty street. - The have
the modern improv will sold
prsces Also hundred other Houses from s7vjo up
number Houses prices a. $40
% 700. Fur full particulars apply TO A. sERoEANr. IL
Wall street. i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

EoR BALE OR TO LET-rrfREE STORY BRICK
ouse and Los li5 Eas! Brnaaway has all modern IN.
prosenrntS buh N lhe beet manner; very ieA able
nen.s Tor prns'e family AppIy 70 II, SOLOMON iv2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18
| \ ELEaANr coukrRy sMAr

N
N fOH SALE.
Formerly sncwn the home &C A. j. Downing deceased
Wtth the past been wreally nnp owed ~ en-
Arsed Con about six % Ian ~ hlsh state 81
filled wit, AMI lTus or all arscfbp
Sons. dwelling carriage hcnses erapery and green
housc 1 Q q a order o: a oh T. tuFc
Al rs SOFA lor much ee, thai, Any gentleman de-
sring to purchase w FIN this apfo' at, when o.
fers bat onse in nfcn.e Possession immediately
Fcr ac apply e. ALGEK. on th. premises or by
letter to s. ". Fullerton Attorney az Law Nrwours orange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

nROoKLyN LOTS PoR SALOON GATES AVENUE
~ and uucy street, four Lots each street between
fhresp and Yates avenues. Apply 70 Mr. WHEELER 3s2
Drondway. stairs. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

TOR sALB-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, THE THREE
,tory and attic Dwelling House and Lot situated on
Washington ~ Foursh and Masdoigal
streets est front By 80 depth me house has
Rar,os dining ON AMI library the hrei noos -four
osnrooms on The second four bedrooms the third,
NV N basement A. attic rooms Apply ~ D ApPIE.
Vp \ 20 sr spd Axs nrnaS vav. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

4 GOOD aoNtoRIABLE. CONVENIENT, WELL
compietc ordc stuated in fift third street. al
great sacrfhce also an elegant brown stone House
3uTRE LIS Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

-->>--
a BsAuuFUL MANSION VALUED AT $500. FOR
ssSsIFicssT sksIDEscE. valued Al ss,oco, for
ssIA
AHANDSoAE CVrTASE valaesaAt 81 5ac, for $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

n., 49, :, ~ w.. chEAp AND PRODUCTIVE Pro.
WY ~ ~ sSres pr sale, the fieb and trrnriEe 8
ns ,s rra new f9rh ab q, ha rom ndson River
s'aaon: y nM large roud with hne sresrn ~
seeft 90 Warehouse Tor icf barn
vfth one or wo CHOICE ng spots m ,,d :. =, 1 y,
~ ~, WIS usnb ,sry me properly 10 i'm.
~so,t ftse1 $500 - 70. TRAIT. - Pine street
LsoR SALE cHEsP-s MODERN BUILT FouR sropv
~ basement aud cellar Ito -; lpt - fre, by hsif ~.
siock Price ~ so Terms 10 suit Can be seen
i0A NJ sndtfM. ls5 East twentieth slreet ~"
EsACTORr FOR SALEM HUDSON CITY, n. o.. TWO
mhes IRON Jersey titF fery frame and Vac.
orr ssofies ~ &C With fasssie engine
10 horse pew.r Also han Co,saec, nd oe
lar. With modern situate ~ lpte 2bylOQ
rrrms uhassl AxrD 81 q Gold slrssi New YAH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

Eoa sALE-ALL THOSE CERTAIN LOIS OF
Ground. with the Buildings erected there, situated
the side Of Pearl and side ~ Ham
street. containing N 'front.' on Pearl street. l2G feet chcs
70 47 inclnsire on Pearl street and Nos 2s and 20 WE
by separate lots For particulars inquire at the Tree
Office q The Reformed Dutch church. Ne. Broadway
IN pfIYFE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

TOR sALE-AT YONKERs. HOUSE AND TX ACRE
of Land also for sale 10 let Houses with half
acre Lots ais. p let Residence with acres Of Land
Land. Apply TO 7. w LUnOw. Jr Yonkers, n. T.. 10
C. J. LUDLOW between The hours Of ten and ~ o'clock
office, Barclay street pier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

FOR SALE OR TO LET-Now. THE COUNTRY RE-
II sidences Railway avenue. Elizabeth n 1.-THE
house 10 two story SxbO has thtseh and 10 nicely
surrounded with shade fine variety Of fruit Ttee
four Of be had which includes all the
fruit and oanninga The whoc farm has ~ acres Also
three story brick House 26th street, Harlem between
Filth and Sixth has ten 500 remain
on mortgage II sold Apply 70 SYLVESTER LAY. Commits
for all The Statea Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

ErOR SALE OR ExCHAN9E-A VERY DEsIRA BLR
Lat having substantial Building rear suitable
for bakery and large rougs and l peedful 6x:
rcs might be used mauufactnry; wall will
be sold with Lot Thlit third
Seventh and Eighth j. f. WILLIAMS 4A2 Eighth
and Thirty fourth street
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

w. ..;,.,o,, =. .
va '''' '''''''' ~
me i""0"ii!S' "h'ch We ma III an
exchange. bat hope that no one will
place implicit confidence in it, posSj-
ni1;.v.
France an" fIc C"Ejc"'Facy.-IH 10"
acHn9W'edg@ment ct tn" south by
the Emperor Government Is Once
more on the taps ahd the idea Of
beginning TO be accepted rs g"ner-
"liy OF Poss'o'il'y worthy to be en-,
tertalneu even by the most devoted
''ll.'7 " ,''' '''' oi's':''t ''I''
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h-:"r,t ~ 10y ''' >'o"S' ana " GER
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:' ~" p.,'"' i'' '.oii u'l'7'I'' ''''
49, :|e ~ y. 9. WV ''o" ; anu ca
p''';.I' i"' OIt,,i''-' 'o'ii'','',i'''i7
oi ''''e' s.''o' I.' ~ enough ~
ms o''I VI 'n' s'i''"'s !"
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49, w. '" 'f|,I ,''il' '''S s'S 'n''' III mas
80 N, ,i "'oh - sN' al. o"'''''e
, - t"o e'' % '', .L an' pLope''S.' eA-
I', y ,e.ii VIII n: StuIy M
"o''ns 'i,e'r yo",n al MS establish
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

Mr.. Henry Myers, of Natchi-
bches is manufacturing a very good
article of black writing ink. sam
pie of which we have seen. We
hope he will endcavor to make it in
such quantities as to supply thi.
part of the State also. as it is much
needed. We advise Mr.. NJ. to pre-
sent this office with bottle Of the
article to enable us to bring it into
notoriety. However. the ink, if
tried. speaks COR itself.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

We are continually receiving com
plants from subscribers in Texas.
that they do not receive their papers,
to adj such We would say, that every
paper, which has been paid for, is re-
gularly mailed for its respect We
destination; the fault, therefore does
not lay with us, but with Postmasters
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01
Ne,c York Times and tie Prix-

Nev York Times and tie Priv
ters.-The York Tribune of Septem-
Der 10Th says, the compositors en-
ployed on the "New York Times"
were summarily discharged on Sat
urday morning, and new set of
hands installed in their places
Each man received his money in the
counting-room in sealed envelope.
with note inclosed stating that the
services of any Union" man, We're
no longer required in that establish
ment.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

blows of a malignant, fanatical des-
pot, and foiled his gigantic efforts for
their subjugation Each year finds
us as a people the more united and
determined, with the cry going from
every mouth, Independence or an
nihilation." 1t is unnecessary to
refer TO the history Of this fierce inter
necine struggle, which has developed
resources in each section hitherto uu-
known or dreamed of. while the m
'ions of Europe have watched as
founded at the vastncSs Of the stru~-
gle, the energy and strength dis
played. This war is written in living
characters of blood all over our land.
which time can never "tiacc. The
present wear has been one of UNI
usual continued success on our part,
viii. but a few exceptions. New
elements have crrpt into the strugglr.
The Northern people. comprised by
the Democratic and Abolition par
ties, proclaim rrconStructiol or war
rs the only alternative. The South
sends back the defiant shout " indie
pcnlrucc or war" En-. Northern
Journals continually present the topic
of peace, and propose an armistice
for a convention of States to settle
tn" veXed differences of the two sec
tons, always looking to recou~truc-
ton a. the basis of any compromise.
These are but the sirens songs which
would lure us 10 destruction.
Oar enemies need rest, time to
recup.ratc and reorgauize their de
pletrd armies. and hop" 10y these
false lights to lure u~ into Il lethar-v,
from which We would never be
awakened. save when the despot'S
heel, with newly gathered strength.
i placed upon our mecks. Be not
deceived. Our strength lies in an
uuhrokcu front, an undamtrd deter
minatjun 10 gain the prize tor which
We have 50 ably cout"nd"d. Never
give the enemy an opportunity TO
gain any advantages. We must shut
our ears and eyes 10 every cry which
they may maxi, or plan which they
propose, unless we M" first ackuow-
lodged aS a free government. De
feat his armies, DRIVE back his IN
vadin- hosts. and orr day Of deliver
ance must soon dawn. "Iorr-
warned is forcarmed." and We are
clad to see that the press every.
where and the people are awako to
the designs of the foe. and meet with
tha, scorn and contempt which they
deserve every proposition made or
suggested, looking to a peaceful set
element Of our difficulties. short o.!
our iudcp, ulcu"r, and final. eternal
from Il foe who has shown
no mercy or pity for a gallant and
heroic people. defending all that is
most dear ON earth-thcir freedom
and fircsidos. The crisis of our
struggle Is approaching, and it be
hooves every patriot to keep clr-"
watch from the tower of liberty. and
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

Now r"dy f'c delivery the
Opinion of lion. T., w rrrn Noise.
in the Mckee e Sc Persons Gcsirir"
copies will alT'y Immediately at this
office. lri five dollars per single
copy. Sent by mail to amy address,
postpaid. on receipt Of price.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

Our friends at distance are re-
quested not to make remittances to
US in the old issue, as we cannot make
use of it. Some parties in this city
will take it in trade at the rate of two
for one, but we have no use for it at
any rate of discount.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

i Do"b'e Quoiotioa. 1T is
wei, SAYS tn. Boston C"uric,. "io
bring forward the similar sentiments
Of men holding Influential, positions.
expressed under other circumstances.
Mr.. DAVIS was certainly prophetic.
Mr.. Lincoln rcmin.- Il, # Ht1.i su.
Syrian, asking, IL thy servant a
dog. that lac should d" this GREAT,
tllingF and went home and murdered
biz master. The following is au rN-
tract from the Inaugural Address OF
Abraham Lincoln, March 18th, 1861.
suppose you go TO war. you can
not fight always and when, after
much loss on both sides. and no gain
on either, you cease lighting. the
identical questions, as to terms of IN
ter"ourse arc again upon you. This
country, with lis institutions belongs
to the people who iuhabit it. When
ever they shall row weary OF the
existing government, thcy can oXcr-
else their constitutional right of
or their revolutionary
right Ia diSm mbcr or overthrow it,"
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01
Inclt|aa Cnnon .Sf,U Kiuu.-Ths

,. ~ CA,
i~'''' u" '"'f"" Sf'" h'~S.-1'le
London Times has the following ar
ticlr on cotton. showing that Amcri.
can cotton i still, ,.;rc.
rr.l ..L :,
co,,an ' .n,I' "'n - we nave our old
via, ',,o -" our new cotton.
onn h.ia u v ant - nor :" n!uch 5000,
o,o,d oa..a r''' ~ ~'ooo'ooo' as
certainly ins,.,J as % 1"o' ana
,ric.. Tla ;ns, ", SPECULATION :"
,,,,r,or r,.,.o - r.: 'e'' us OF "
,,.,r.,,;,,,. IL. tr, we man
.In,c, ir H., t,.,,.. ,. ",'e Is conn
.,,,.nt ,y;,l .l',, $1,000. ~, .'''en'-
r,,,,r,,,... ,.ii;i,;;, ~ manu-"
.ruIorc,;ro. ola o,,a. .'''ria una
trad. ~ !, na,,, - "' ''' ."s
,b,y now ,.,. ~ '''' ''''''' "h'c"
ina n,,,.r,.;..,,. 49,.
with similar ,rrnc.".;o ' ~ o.
:, minr,,. ,,,I ,I;''n; '.'".,"n'
homes, bu, sorr)v d;snam,ss, ~ .".II
Su ate COTTON. and n,,,,,I "':r
many eases ,o TX. on, h., ,La Nv" ia
ou,. r.Ii.f ,h,, n,.,Il i "'.P'-
wiz. in,YGiri.mt ..r,,;no De V W..t.
form the I,..ir,i c,ns,,,aa,; :" ""'
poe, d to- TAX. if would ho had ,.r
i,,- :, 80. L.. ial,
~. jJ.o i lin, dn,n a.. we 'i''
cotton viii c,,,. frnn, ''"'.
more. rbi. world va. n,I,. t,,:.,,
rood material },,, would 49, ~" =;
present element orr;-l '' VIC
As-l,;,.,s ,n,,. .,ani .,
on. sid, M n,,,sr,1 s,,n,,l,. - :,:s
c.r,.,t cotton o,,j nun
~. .,n,,,v or,vc.II.,, a'... p's
that. besides tn. .l;ssa,;sfoc,;nn , 80
ted Lv Sr,,, ,I.r,.;s ,La oI,n'
rrn.nnct or onticin,,i,, of nn,,a ~
t1l.;.n iuiInv -, k,n.,.;,..,, ~ u.|'',i
--rn tho ,,,ri.n, ,,rs,a. ,a
1.,,o ..th.. Anor;cIn ,yar nan,;,
revolution in III. co.,,,, ,r,ra Ill
lr ? rn..iL;I;t,. =. any ,,a",,,
\Vi.n.r,.r :. ..,,Is III
.,ak. = ,ro.h s,,r, ,Tb.s>,'..'',,,
N. i,rprc.4ia,. ,r.yo;I;n., :, w.,
,.,,..,n i; .,,.;,.. ,,,t =, a..
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

The Public Debt.-The progress
i've increase of the public debt, of all
descriptions. since the 9TH of July
when Mr.. Fessenden took charge of
the Treasury, is as follows:
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

The verses in this issue, under the
caption of Z" The Soldiers Dream, :"
are from the pen of Mrs. NJ. B. Hay.
and will repay Il perusal.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

Tn" negro Fred Douglass gives
III" following rare account of Il visit
t. the White House:
II have been down there, said he,
- -,e til" President, and, as YOU
" ere NOT there, perhaps you would
ike To know how the President of
.A. iHI'ri States received n black
..s.u at tine White House. will tell
y"u how ho received inc-just rs YOU
have seen one gentleman receive an
other. great applause.) with hand
and a voice well balanced between q
Kind co.uiality and a respectful re-
serve. tell Won | felt big there
tI.aughtvr.) Let me tell YOU how |
got to him; bccaus" everybody can't
get 70 him. He has to be "A little
guarded in admitting spcctators-
The manner of getting 10 him gave
me an idea that the cause was rolling
ON. The stairway was crowded with
applicants. Some of them looked
"ager; and | have no doub, some of
them had a purpose in being there,
and wanted to see the President for
"A" good Of the country. They were
white. and | was the only dark spot
among them. | expected to have to
""it Al least half a day; ! had heard
of men waiting II week: hut in two
minutes after sent in my card, thu,
moSs,ug + came out and respectfully
invited Mr.. Douglass" in. | could
hear in the multitude outside. as they
saw me nrrSSiuu and .ihoyvinc, nv
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01
AttentiO n!-Petsons arriving

with, or receiving, late southern or
northern papers, will oblige us and
benefit our readers, by loaning them
to the editor, if only for an hour
Items of news also solicited.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

\ negro man was hung in this
city on last Friday for murder.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

Thanks t, he Rev, Ii. NJ. Smith
for the loan Of Il Chic,go paper.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

We have seen Yankee papers to
the 22d ult., in which we find moth
ing of interest further than appears in
to-days paper.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01
NEWS THEMES.
Washington, Oct. 13.-ChFsf jug
tice fancy is dead-aged 81.
New York. Oct. 13.-Gold 207 J.

Richmond wing says-lh" cap
t''rr or home with 5000 negroes con.
hrmea. The yankees destroyed all
Their stores and two squares IN town
1ehow fever quite fatal IN Charles
ton.
H'S fennS'y'a"'a regiments give
!''o mon' ana III Democratic
votes.
sherman army III May was -
~. a. ,' ''p', '.' 10 10 ,'''@ ''e say
Us :, '',',''', , Va 81 :" -, Al
:.a} - - -, ''''''' ,, ,, .' - -.
.''H y, '"'''''',''',' ~ ''I'
~ - H.. ''''.,' 49,; ''''' = '''''''7 1''''''
10y r,' =. ''''''' ia7 , ,a,.iIr t.,.
I-n;.,, .;.,... "''7 T'''' '''' " "
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01
The Cincinnati ENQUIRER saws

liz OIHcIIIII'ltt EHlulftr says:
Under the Lincoln dynasty, negro
soldiers search all white gentlemen
and ladies who cross from Cincinnati
q into Kentucky over the ferries.
TO this degradation American citi-
zens are obliged to submit.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01
Principal

Inc. in 81 days-sl63, lo6,s16 Ss,3534o3
Av'rg daily increase ofprincipaI 1884 1925
Av'rg rate of interest per anaum,4 50 per
cent.
In gold, s54 Cos ,446; in currency, s27 ,I7O,
1877.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

General Brayman has confscated
the Catholic Cathedral at Natchez.
This act causes Intense excitement
among the old settlers.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

This work answers the douhl1 pur-
pose Of a Speller and Reader. Pas
ents and Teachers should examine il.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01
OF all the Geographic absurditie

OF allthe Geographic absurdities,
"" have me. with none more anus
ing than that of the man in the
: urh @: France. who received a let
lrr from his son III the army before
Saba-topol, begging Ills father to
send him a pair Of new shoes and a
five frame piece. The old man was
very willing to comply With his re-
quest, hut having no reader means
OF Forwarding the articles than the
telegraph, which passed within half
a mile Of his house, he procured the
shoes and hung them on the wire.
with tn" money inside. \ laborer
returning liomrward. seeing the shoes
dangling 10 the wire, took them down
and iin!in- ther fitted him. carried
.h-iu oil, .aying his old ones in their
place. In the evening the farmer
cun. ont 10 see how tn wires had
performed their work, and was de-
/. GIFTED AZ the result. "Ny poor boy"
sand he, "has not only received the
shoes | sent him but has already
the old ones -
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

The Southern Spellcr is now
ready for delivery. Persons in want
of copies are referred to the advcr-
tiSament
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-01

The following are the returns. so far as
heard from, for members of Congress
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-19
More Guerilla Depredations,

New YoRK, Oct. l8.-A special dispatch
to tae Herald says the guerillas have re-
sumed their depredations on the Chesa,
peake aud Ohio Canal, and have almost, sn-
tirely checked navigation. Four boats
were destroyed between Edwards Ferry
and the Monoeacy Last week. eyG
Guerillas are reported to be lowering In
large numbers in the vicinity of the South
ern defences of Washington.
A considerable force Of Mosby's men
passed through Fairfax Court House to day,
The country along the Orange and Alexan~
dria and Manassas Gap railroads is being
rendered uninhabitable by guerillas. The
Manassas Gap abroad is in running order
to its western terminus, Strasburg.
The Tribune's Washington correspond
ent says: Orders have been issued that il
another attack should be made on q Gov
ernment train, similar to the late one, in
which 30 many lives were lost, every house
of q rebel within five miles of the Manassas
road, on either side, shall be Immediately
destroyed. Meanwhile, every train bears
a party of rebel sy~mpathizers, selected
from the abundant number IN Alexandria,
to receive such bullets as their friends may
choose to fire at them.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-19
. M HIS y
WHEELING BREWERY
FOR SALE.

DkING DESTROYS OF retiring from active business
- I have determined to dispose of my old O.
tablished Wheeling Brewery and Mailing Estab-
lhhment now 10 successful operation, together
with tho stock on hand, which 10 sufficient To ena-
bic q purchaser to proceed with the business with
cut interruption, consisting in psrt Of A!ss, Malt,
Hops, Barrels, Cooper's stuff, Seams and Fixtures,
everything ir complete order, and capsule of
brewing twenty thousand barrels Of Ale and malt
ing forty thousand bushels Of barley per season.
The buildings comprise the large brick brewery,
with the cellar and vaults complete, and malt
house, brick Cooper Shop capable of turning out
enc hundred barrels per week Seven dwellings
for employees, realizing an annual rent Of eve
hundred dollars, large stable, bag room, wMh
house and Office all lighted by gas manufactured
on the premises. The old established reputation
Of my ales and malt in the Rast, West sai South,
and the regular cash customers for all I hsys been
able to .nsuufacture with the increasing demand
for malt liquors, makes It one Of the most desirs-
bic opportunities that could be offered to Q reliable
party IN engage 10 the business, with q certain
prospect Of realizing Q fortune in few yesr,. e
Terms OF sale - TO real estate, ons-foarth cash
the balance 10 one, two or three ysan, With inter
cot secured by mortgage on the premises. A. 70
personal property, one fourth cash, tho bslsnes
In three, sx and nine months. Ifnot disposed o
at private sale before the 10th day Of October, Of
which dine notice viii be given In the papers con-
tanning this advertisement, ! will then, on that
day ofer the same at public auction.
oct7-ts eco. W. SMITH.