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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26
Array Correspondence.

Army on til. move. Divisions
muiilplv among the enemy. I'M
.r!uy here are to l,.;.v, In.mngr.y Ia.
below. THIS oll~. has ST passed
through krriiurl.ts. B.-.d.- ana
Divisions. All are del tI'cu; W..
uglt rarrIlv, a vrIy ur,l,. re-,
h,rsh titru fan, amG ~.nnl garment
can hr worn hv ii.r.. in.I; ". now
ever, are for III ti.hi; w.r,u- m,
rolling in. rrpmiug has t...riaui..,ar.
to no,rnw We freak up csinu. srru,.
in.iy rs persons y,i,,.r ON a ,I,li.n,
tu. excursion. I"u vi. soon hra,
from Us most f,v"r.lIv. Gen. Wake.
knows wien to my. on til enemy.
or destroy their pItrs. W-arr tll.r,.
tore very hopeful: Knowing W., wi,
have plenty % -at whrr. we 90. ana
"i spoil TIA" enemies hMv t cattle
in .Ilrlr abundant crops. More thar,
tht<, We feel assured We will
do, as You viii Irara soon from ois,
who sees.
liz the L. S. Senate and Un1,~,.
ti.i- = :. ,..u,t;n,ni t.,,,,,. - ill.,
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

A correspondence of the Appeal.
writing from John,tou's army il! e
20ih. says that the night before,
sugar and &C flee were served out 10
the army. These Injuries, W. OBJ
serve, are becoming more common
than they Were. Whisky is ais"
occasionally issued, not. however. or
the purpose Of tumblins the troops
against the guns Of the enemy. We
have always been under the impress
sion that liquor should be- issued to
soldiers. the same as rations. We
think that our troops would be in Il
healthier condition if this plan was
generally followed
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26
An tndcliv:ECi Hrr~i.i rniial
Message :Ae STATE o. t.se
Nation.
THE TR. S.pE\T's MESSAGE.
From The y. Y. Catun.ic Ros;-trr. All ins,
Fclio'c Ctti1cns q tie S'n"re
and mute N0uSr:


FcLtosc CttiSens IF tie .Srn"te
ard offhc Nousr:
In conformity with III require
men's of the "Chicago Platform" |
now lay before Your :. ION, r4ble
bodies an annual statement Of the
condition of the country, Together
with sucI, suggestions As are deemed
important for your consideration AZ
your present session. 7 he re- atoms
Of The United sta, with foreign IA
lions are on the most " friendly foot
ing" with the exception of the
Southern Conltderacy, England,
France, Mexico, Russia, Austria.
spain, Hayti, an!-the Cnpperheads.
Hayti in particular, seems to be- re-
gardlrss of her treaty, stipu!a'ions.
When the " war for the Union" was
fist hatcled mo its proper proper
tlons; The President OF that interest
Jig republic, ly a solemn treaty
agreed to receive and culonize ali
y, sons of Af.iran descent " H. might
fall victims to she isrepr. ssibl. con-
iii, t though a military uece shy"
Accordingly ! d. spatchrd TWO Y, S-"l
loads of " freedmen" to that country,
suc!, As had been captured in til.
District Of Columbia, with the " de-
sire" that hey be received and cared
for. as thu. ti,s, insfaln-nt of Il series
Of acc.SsionS to their superior race.
This desire was fatty secuted. and |
was informed by the Government
there. that it would s'e med-d first.
Wherefore. the captains Of said ships
were forced TO sell their caIeorS to
Cuban planters. / would earnestly
rsc"lnmel d such ac'ion in the case
- your wisdom shall deem proper.
!, at the time, issued "proclama-
ton" 10 that Government, but there
being LOO miles of " herring pond"
between US. and they knowing little
or nothing of my military sagacitJ,
took it TOR shotgun wsdd'ng
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26
A repor, was received her. on las

A repor. was received her on las;
Saturday. WHICH i: in substance as
follows: Breckenridge had taken
Baltimore; Lee was in possession Of
the outer works around Washington;
Forces; had whipped Sherman badly
and was in Chattanooga. Judge for
yourselves.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

ESQ stolrl, ltorsrs, IS mud. :, beside,
Other flight. N all amounting to
Sc ,o"O. Thc inn orlanc, If AN APP
prop iat,on "! lilrial SUM, say ,Wr
millions of dollars. for repairs. will
readily Suggest ilscl. t" y" on and e
cure II p",m,a"rnc" the rin st kelly
t" lie ,tl. rtrd 10y inlni1u ,,lt l.
prise. "Sp'nki' = Of John Brown
reminds me of IN nn.cdo.c," whi h
defer To another time.
ABRAHAM LI%NSkiN.
Don" at a~hingt"m.
this l>t day of Dec. Ammo 1864.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

The want # space prevents onT
commenting on the general int l.
g-lcr in this issue. Gu! readers are
referred T" our c"mprdiun, and can
draw their own Inference.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

Printing MA, W"s's<l.-Prin;rrs
or oth,Is having Printing lux, in
large Or small quantity, that they
would be- willing 10 sell, will please
address the editnr of this paper.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26


Why it is thar tue Federals still
cling to the de!u~ion that the PEG pie
of the South can be starved out, We
cannot conceive, yet, it is doubtless
the impression OF very many in that
= God forsaken country. Such hallu-
/. cinations appearto exist in the minds
of the people yet. The latest speci
men is found in Nashville paper OF
recent date, which refers TO the diff cult
question Of what shall be done witt.
the "rebel leaders" after the war
shall have been ended. VIII CHI means
after :he 4sh of July past. II m"rci
fully suggests that only til. lenders
should b. subjected to the extreme
penalty. Strike down the tall pop
pi' 3" lthe chief of which is preSi-
dent Davis it says, and then lets off
the following:
alt is the great offe 1de- who should
first feel the vemgrnnce Of the laws
VII ch he has outraged. The death
or incarceration of such Il criminal
strikes terror into the hearts Of hun-
dretis of others. Bees drs this, there
liz not & poor non-slaveholdirs rebel.
whether prisoner, or in the army,
who would not secretly rejoice to
hear that retribu.ion had overtak-n
the Influential villainthat ruined him
The death of jeff. Davis would de-
light the mass Of the rebel army"
We had supposed that, after all
Z the repeated attempts, made by our
enemy. to suhjugtte us. either by
starving us out, plundering aud des-
troying such farming implements as
Eli into their hands, laying waste
farms. and stealing II groes, etc, they
must have concluded the task they
had undertaken, one of too great n
magnitude to admit of accomplish
mem. particularly when attempted in
the spirit by which they were actnat-
ed. Providence has smiled upon us,
and good crops are spoken ofin every
section of the Contederacv we are
thrrefore,in M fairer way OF starvation
than VIZ have been the past three
years as we will prove to the salts
faction of the contemplate hordes
sent out to injure our people.
We are reliably informed that there
is but little difference between the
strength OF Lee and Grants army, and
that Of Forrest and Sherman. Also,
that the movement into Maryland is
intended to be permanent ifpossibl,.
This is decidedly the best news re-
ceivsd. Let those who have concluded
to-clothe themselves in sackclo.h and
sit in ashes, shake off their despcnd-
sscy. and leap for Joy
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

We have for >a!r Ut tLis office a
Currency table. or Ready R-ckonrr.
showing the value OF the old iSSu.. Of
Comic derate notes IL the. rate ui' dis
p. count, or its -al..e il. the new cur
rency. Price one dollar Every
person should have one, "a it saves
time and trouble in c,Iculating.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

Our frieni ;u.d Hos CITIZEN, DIR.
I. j. Allen, has our thanks for Il
favor, extended to the Editor.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

The news Ivy our army corr"spon-
dent being the same as appears in
our news columns, We omit his letter
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

seen thousand m'i'I"ns ut teas "t
paper currtn' V, I" be soon followed
h\ six Thousand i've manfred aud
"ighty-t"nr quart srcti Us of $4,000
bonds. ihI~, withthe eighteen mum
drrd millions OF sore SHIN cur. rnry.
and the Internal revenue will be
sotiici,n, TO curry ON the war the
pr's''"t year, provided succeed in
k'vr'"Ss General Simon tmnr'"n ont
'"' 'nr l''a-ury buildings, "'l'! ih"
ir'bri, iay down ;hrir ARIES but as
the best 1t d sch n"S OF men and
me" gang ait ag'"'; or, a. my "N-
nrCta.ltu~ in this re- n,.,t may NOT b..
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

Thanks to Mr.. j 4. r. .stler for a
melon.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26
Observation-Disclosures arriving

with. or receiving, late southern or
n"r,l,r,n papers. will "biis" us and
benefit our readers, by lnauii < them
to III" editor. if nmly for an hour
Items OF news is also sole ted.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

Thanks t" Mr.. Ben. Poole, for late
news politely furnished our Office.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

In" Chicago Times speaks of the
proposed retaliation OF Lincoln, for
III" nnasSa re at nrer" troops nj Fort
Pillow, ~ another eNpl, DID l., nj ug,
and SAYS:
We ti'ncy that the employment Of
them (n"s oc-) has been pretty much
ab s"dou, d. Tn. adm ni>ira,ior,
stupid nnd hIind and oLs,in.te rs it
Is. has been brougi, to see the fol V.
If not the Grim, nalty of the p-gro sol.
der p Iicy. Ii cannot p,ins to
siugl" case where negro soldiers have
been Of ~ V real service, whereas the
cases are numerous where :h,v tgrs
been If ren! damage.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

E7NIl' III " H~TIINgIWN,
his l>t day of Dec. Ammo lSGI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-08
THE NEW YORK sun.
MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 8, 1864.
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DEATIsS.

asst At New Bedford Nls... On the Gth Au.u.t.
J1Ih AT, IN tue ~ year OF HE a.C.
mannr Ike rs RIVE iyS boa, a." H. Sl III e. H.
At me Cemetery of the Holy Cree', Fqttu'h, Brook
,Yh, Iohg leland. y. More paI ocular notice viii
l.. given IN TUESDAY mornings ippcra. III
CHAPTERS - In Wlliansl uigh. on Saturday,
Aut' o Mary chaiier, DeioSeI " nc OF Thomas Chat
The rentiyes and friends OF the fmlly are respect
i9.y Invited to attend the funeral thi. iMondsyy
OF Myrtle ave. and Clifford at " illtmsbufrh. L. LiS2
~ Mon sunday, Ca hsrine Dunn, ased G. yrs.
nc ieatiyce and friend. Of the family rvsprci-
fuly invited 10 attend the fuu"ral. THE thoniay)
andewHteT &. 100
=. GALLAGHER-On SUNDAY, Aug :. saruh Ellen
Galla.her the beloved d,lrhtot OF John and Anu
The relatives AMI fienl- ~ the family ARE re-
sp,ctiull invited it,ond the iureraL hi, ;Monda
lentt. 20 West ban Il, VI ia
HAHN-On SATURDAY Anv C. John infant .on gf
h9,jF tad Meth1 Hahn ased months and 20 Days.
attend the fuu.rnl, thi- tMondail afternoon, NJ >
SIN sn1 ~ It, Brooklyn, =. II. 30
HAiEf-on sunday, aug. :, Mis- Flea Haley,
axe 80 yeas.
a., rlenl- and relatives OF the iamiiy are rc,s,..
iuly INVITED to attend the funeral. on fup4lny al or
~ bet 3eth q. NJ
kERSOS-on SATURDAY. july q. rdsin H. her.on
yOui.tst sOn Ut Eiizaboth and the late john kcrsou,
arrd - y"ai-. months aud ~ days.
Inc friends and relatives of IA, iauiily. aud those
o. Ms iNncr-in-aw. samuel ClATl. are respect ullv
invited 70 attend the funeral, l.uiu the ipiscupu
church 7lsi 81 CO... ll'h ave, BloOminsdale III
LAIRD on sabbath morning. Aur :. M..-,n
Laird late o. IrInltiu,, County Done Al, iceland,
ia the '4th yusr o.! his ..e.
Orr father mus, now b, laid In the sr,.,e
. fr chtir nov le vacant und chrerleas our home:
But Our lo-e In his gain-hc is els with HE God.
where ain csnrot enter, wheI. daath cannot COME
Yet We cannot but erevc for parent go dear
though we know he II fee he -ufIprins4 are DER;
W. clnuot hut weep 10 tcr hiiu IN death al, ep.
IN" place that once hnew him shall know him no
nor.
The relatives and friends of the family ar. rxpcc,.
iuIly invited 10 attend the fune raj Tu.sday after
nopn IN Inst NJ O'Clock, from HE late Te-idpnce,
lH9 West l-th at. Londonderry Iceland! papers
please copy. 81
NIrr-On Aug. !, Jane. Mutt. Of Hull Eneiand.
nrct II yenss.
Al friends are respectfully invited to atac nj the
ilneIA ths 'Nund''' .tc1icon, NJ .. O'Clock. I, ON
his iathers residence, ~ Nster At, BROOKLYN. ~
SkBEkT-Oa July 10Th. at Nashville, Teuu John
s.belt.
Funeral to-day, Mondny, Aup. =, At . O'Clock. r. NJ
ron the house OF his parents 80 North ith IT. " IL
ilai.sluTfh Relatives and fieAas Icslsssi July
invited tn attend. GI
=, tt BBS-On Friday, the 9Th OF August, 1854. OF a
nnge ing Illness, sarah q. Tubs wife OF .llle,
luu's, Printer, aged o. years.
ne friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend The fuuersl from her lst. r.. lslce 1876
frGaiwsy, Nilliemshursh, on "wednesday next. ~ :.
o.clocs' without further Invitation. Or0
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20 time baye New Yorl, and Brooklyn ever polcd
more than oue-seven'h .: the euiire vote Of the
State while Their qrotns Tor the draft nui ouni to
oue-third Vi The number required FRI the whole
State.
a bare statement Of u'e" itcts proves tina, The
.. orhunmont b. c.rn md requ res corroc-
'.. IT, catc.s.rr ,...ut evidently sr-irrs
.-..l rc uot.f,es,. detective 'rra llinoni IN his
o., mo- li..a.. city. 4 drut -.eitq hav,
'...i tn"u thc n1m"s Of ~ PERSONS without DE-.
..Ilt..oh aud without aGorliny s.nie.ent cp.
p.. O. .or .rrectpl. Mauy ptrsol- are e1.
...t tu.r tNrec districts. a.1 tue ugtac- ct
81 uS n""-r.sid. ..s apJ persons fot
...' ran. ro.u physical and otter ,4u. Bog.
I- 10 uc On sac Lists. TAs lo,sr way Of
uiaucss ~ tho c.Gc g: TIE eXccs.
Guo'a "i wt.o. our c.t.z.us may rraeylnbiy
plain With G,vcui.r SFrNou'. II is u
DO. Great Of The War department that It exhibits
.e'sin, ru...Ao. " cyricet e.. Sc error. s,c-
relay ar,sIos, oD receipt ,. O,s ruor ss, sorr'.
i.t s., ,...rol ,lc p..y q Iir,b.s 90 correct tbs
o. ee.., -r.......'., aul ,Neu.it. ar. cello upon
.''"'.. Forward ani cas-, iAar .. 'let ,ni;cn oil
Go l. b b., 10 o. i...u .uat persons whose
..''. l... .nDA ,r.r..u d. curpic ;, VIII ati'ud
'.fa .'... q once, as jlty deg Owe ~ tie
c'., .tt. s... ten.'.,,s to.t.c "a o. .turc.
.r ,..... O.. 'Isn. thousand u,'i ION Jic oL-
.4. N.. t,..,r.. u.-.e icas..ie 90 u, 90, cor.
0t. .. youpto.tiu4. aus eneolr,se the
f..r.t,s. IDtl.ut 90 make TIC a,toluptlu god
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Financial News Markets, &c.

Ssu York saturday, August G, o r. h.-The gen.
ernl STOCK market has been weak and from \ to ~
per cent. lover to-day. Governments were steady At
about fiidn7', quotat Gold was quiet, opening
p; eGG ri - 70 .ci7. and oio-inr at 800 d. Tho
-roic Ymerts Of thc d,y md vcet are cnl, .anfi1
.o t1ts.i. for N.nIbu',. took out nearly $780, -
70 sntnI0cut lo1ds Fxrheure was iuurtiy. AT 10
Tor sol. Money plenty AT per cent.
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TRADE NOTICES.

\ REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
tie nrei Coopers No. 3, will he held at 20
'icSs g., Monday, Au 'ust ~ih, at T.. VI Meipb.r.
IN q ious after this uate viii be expelled. THOMAS
sffN,t' Pts'idcnt; IHOS. MclIONOt GH. Sc ~
\ MASS MEETING OF TiIE VANISH
= \ - and Pclshels' Association will BE- held On
iut"iy EVenins, August ett, NJ O'Clock ut n he
inuce! ~ Wh"n " exnected that the Teport4 rom
tle various shops on STRIKE will he reported tiP
htAIlNt'' ffes. GEORGE SHANNON So. ss3
HkOt Frs AND TEA CLERKS EARLY
~ Closing Association The regular We,Llv ino,ring
Of this Assoc alton will be held at Military Hall lds
iIower,, on Monday evening, Aur. :, AZ ~ o'c -ch
IV'rv member, and those " no Wish 10 oin ar, re-
qutsten TO lie present. ~ secretary TO re- ee- ed,
an other business oi great importanc, will be ara
h'tci y II Iho-' - IN cannot he pfc-rr' y, the
hour appointed can CONE after having done bu-f.-s
~ order OF jams u SIGN. irr. PAIRtCk
ON lie Sec. pro ton. i.
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Auction NOTICES.

4 uCTlON NuTICE-slj.ooo WORTH OP
;. ". sfLnNEE ,.u Haiti . 5a N ~ G3t1.
O'Clock the -tocs o; awI .l. .o i,r,i,'ps md.
re-, consisting Of ieh ,ud winter ,.'h 49, ~ iunio
~ 'se H"st q .c' 'ior lai 'so toas. bo,- riit.
G. sincIe and do,st.u r.uf. ,..h and f.uc. -
sh!rts aud draWc-s. Cf'lurie. ".lr. Icua. clh IS
A UCTlON NOIll E-C.oD NEnY. GLASS
i mi .ncy uoods-NN y. ". ~HlHhkI. tust'r-
iu.'dH Aus. "a, at 10 'clo'k. At .,i Pear -, y
- ~ ~ ~ Jt.' tNt-n in.e oi'l cc -le o. "a
aud .o'ff wei packed lOi alignment. .5I
AUCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, &C.
1Nlll NRY g. EVANS, Ntc', viii sell IA i1ta frota
gi NM hn,, 20 ,ui, c a. coha'' @''rs on Tue.
plct' vsoitnlcnt u white mite "a common ~uie,
sla,. Co., chin" tea ei- . toilet sa's, g. 70.
q q. HORTON, AUCT. ; GREENWICH
N.st w seil on don Jaw. e., sta. a. Law, 10
furniture IN hou- ~. ~ gi.t ct, ,t'n, Of tip.
tus tei ;cIls, tcit.u4 cll.is. sofs-. rkprv, lie
furniture. ~
7 q. SALHlNGEr. AUC-I. &. SiI-
preci- y, NJ me sal rc,s n towcrr I,rfe . OF.
ment o. pants coat, eud 'e.t- N-' 'pIendid o' q
mere. ,qo S" Tia1a . &c. S''' l''' po" r'''-
MORlAR1l. AuCT., Will ELL. THl5
"sdar' at l'aCnai .n .utc ~ - o'ccS, sofs,
| PETE; alao genera, .--orim,lt OF DRY ana fsnc,
soo's. No po-tpIn,u"ut.
MARSHAL'S SALE-RlCHARD WALTERS
~ Auct. viii .c' tai dlyt Mou1ay. Apt III at 10
Ociurs' ut 'ue Fi'h - tNe rort,nis ~ lager heB
saloon. JOHN :. SltNAl.I, civ Nu.hu. ~
MORTGAGE SAiI-iIONA REILLY,
~ Nno' .., -eilr l'f j. 'ocloek, IN 3Iih .,
nrai Stb ave, b Nrtg' oi a chnttlo mor'sece one
horse, calt and hHfuefa. one sriing cart. RICHARD
VI. A. N, Atty for No.t.u.,.. -
- = J. BOGtDf, AvCT&-, WILL SELL
tpsth, day % ,'c'ors d; ii e. auction rooms |.
Norn NiliAn..jJ lrus als y AMI iu. raj cal pets
tedseota and lcicins, Loo'e aud shoes ciou.. iur.
nitIie, Sc. %
WV. ABBOTT. AUCiR.. OFFICE EAST
W oilW 1852, -'s on 'hif ll,. At To-, O'Clock, tho
contents OF th NOS -toIe coz. % 9Th ard Zsth -.
fine counter, beer pIup- - cH'E- With hrsss 'au-
cctr scieenr iotto-, ttmioar-' -hevns. leare 6cds
WIN. WHITES. AIC', WILL SELL THIS
w day ~ o'oJ'k, 4bi Canal sta nfge and geug "
assortment oi hout ho u'uite, Cltlr'., he'd, bat.
ding p'tlo~ suutos, mIrrCi- china giae &c. 81, DC
de! OF 70 u t4l-",. IA
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S.O~g AND FOUND.

A FORENAN'S PAnG. LOST. ~. -. ~
a {, 'Iosr. lh' hnlrr va. i'' Sc leave It At The
Hoe house Hts run pr. %
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