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WANTS.

WANTS.
WANTED-By . respectable girl, q SITUA-
w TON to cook, wash and iron. Good city re
ference If required. Address Box 3, Star sios lt'
WANTED-A WOMAN to cook, wash and ron.
Arsenal Good city references required. no 10 IT
., wv and reliable references. ALL1oT, s2a
M ANTED-By q respectable woman, a sITUA-
~ Nv lion as Cook. Please address note to Box
ALEX. R1THERFUkp, pioneer ' Steam a M liable
Works, cor, 18th st: and Penna ay. no lost
WhSSTTEED1v,Aa al s r T. class TIN AND SHEET.
besr xsses given. T. v. MILLER, a45 Pa sy.,
bet 18th and 18th SITS ne lo-2'
ply to ,si pan CtAhCEY, 21s street between 18Th
WANTED-A sALEswOMAN, who has e1-
w Bsriepce in the Ladies Dress Trimmines
es 09s who can speak German preferred 2Seh
w smart daughte for all housework, SITUA
1 lion as Cook, Washer and Ironeg, whether in
New Jersey avenue, where highest recommends.
WANTED-A willing and Industrious young
Must We and
acquainted with the city A colored man of the
at SVEN Nj and ID
CITIZENS Tailor, No a1a Pa. avenue. no % stu St
SOSO-A PARTNER WANTED with the
Inquire ct the Star Office. no 93t'
RkICKLAYEks WANTED TO WORK AT
rh''isF HABPy hs snG Sa9f.otor
WANTED IMMEDIATELYzAs good DRESS
fu sb5 APpy an 457 I'd street east bsw
WANTED-A responsible PERSON, to take
~ charge Of Provision and Poultry business.
at the Oyster Saloon corner of LIST and streets.
A LADY CAPABLE OF TEACHING THE
"A English branches, with Latin, desires SIT
UATION as teacher, either in a school or private
family, or would take situation as librarian or
Mrs fCs ds
Md no 9-2t*
WANTED-sI3, 600 on a fee simple property
"a, Star office. no S-3r'
WANTED1,A good NURSE. to take of a
S1Pg child None but good one need apply
w spOnsible tenant, who will take good care of
the furniture. Family consists of eight persons.
locality. small bonus would be paid Address
Box All, Post Office. no s3t"
MEN WANTED FOR THE REGULAR ARMY.
eth. no 7-6ts
WET NURSE WANTEp--Apply to DR.. W. P.
between the hours of and a. m. and from Z to
p. m. &C Soft
WANTED- shoenskeIs to knew that they can
and 't ioe as ii%r!fo q HiiG pet
WANTED,We want several furnished aud un-
Also and BIZ sPd sm and
around Washington and the H%SjsG Igg sOGE 5y
oc7-lm. 476 7th street, opposite Post Office.
w Baltimore, competent WORKMAN to take
pd we en-
at No. 316, Pa avenue, Washington, d. G. ocl
TWENTY HOUSES WANTED, with six or
sight rooms S@ each Inquire I at G. M: VAN
WANTED, WANTED
VIM PRINCE hAR FIFE H6EEER0 ~ STAMPING
Has opposite q as s III,
ise n pTos pr OF
FIVE SESTgg PGk Width TO TEN CENTS
Any pattern, whether we have it or not. Ladies
should be careful, as dangerous and cheap compo-
called. stampers: We are the only practical per.
s son in the city engsssd in STAMPING and
brought us Daily Issue new patterns. seI5-tf
GREAT CHANCE FOB AGENTS.
What the people want Complete History of the
Gns " and Battle
scenes The most candid, lucid, complete, au-
tahs reading matter equal to three large octave e
volumes. Send for circulars and see our terms.
JONES, BROS. q CO.,
Sc D1m. Philadelphia, Pa"
WANTEss iRKERsN HEP T EHns
DING and HOUSEFURNIsHING GOODS OF every
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NOTICE. - The subscriber, living four miles
west of Rockville, Montgomery county, Md -,
is anxious to sell 500 of his LAND, entire or
in lots TO suit purchasers. This land is in good
condition; well wooded and watered some build
tngs it, quite accessible to market; the pro-
iected Metropolitan Railroad and county town
The location is remarkably healthy, and has all
the convenience of churches, schools, mills, &c.
1t is supposed that all DESTROYS of purchasing will
view this land or address the subscriber for fur
tber particulars when terms most accommodating
will be made known b. 7. HODGES,
Rockville, Montgomery county, Md.
oc l6-w4w IBalt Sun copy.
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CLIFTON HELLEH,

{ CLIFTON HEILES.
Late Paymastsr q. 3. Navy.
ATTORNEY FOB THE PROSECUTION or
CLAIMS BEFORE TIVE DEPARTMENTS
OF THE GOVERNMENT
Claims for Prise Money, Lost Clothing. Bounty
PscE Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper
sy attended TO promptly.
Once 80 ~ street. Post Once Box a2s wash
ingto city, d. O. js7-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-10

FOR RENTAL elegant unfurpished PARL01,
Il with three front windows, at 142 G street, be-
tween 2st and 2d tn use of gas and heater Also,
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CHARLEs II. UTERMEHLE, Trustee.
oc 3l-eo6ds GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts
RI W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

FOR SALE
Two Brick Houses, (sdJeiningb with outbuild-
iHgs attached, on Sd street, Island, between and
y streets. will be sold at public auction SATUR-
DAY, 18th inst, at 4 o clock D m.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
no 9-3t" w. l.. WALL & CO, Aucts
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TOR RENT-Four FURNISHED HOUSES,
I from to IS rooms each. Three Unfgrnished
HOUSES, rooms each. Also, for sale, Building
Building Lots on III street, between 9th and It'll
streets; Building Lots on l. street, east Of sd
street; Building Lot 10th street, street;
House and Lot ON 10th street, near street, fer
sAgSy to g. a. o MOOD D. h p s Sf mnsS s6d
18th street OCT
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MARLBOROUGH FARM FOR RENT.

Situated on Potomac Creek and river, a short dis
tance below Aqua, and near the mail boat, which
passes twice daily afoIding every facility to mar;
ket The soil is of the best quality. and is believed
to be equally adapted TO vegetables and grain APP
ply to the subscriber, in King George Fredericks-
burg p. o., ROBT. WALLACE. oc 19-lm"
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E'0R RENT-A large and fine selection of Stand
Il ard Books, Classics, latest Novels, &C., by the
month OF week. Subscribers may change Books
daily, and obtain Magazines with reduction.
Peoples Circulating Library.
oc A-eo3m corner 9th and d.
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E0R RENT-APARTMENTS, suitable fer
Il housekeeping. viz: two parlors and a bed
room, and more IL wanted Inquire at 500 S. W.
corner Of 9th and / streets, or Registers Office,
City Hall. no 6-6tf
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BE 81 A UE FLO & A n rs.
What the people want. Complete History Of the
War, in one large volume, splendidly illustrated
with over l25 fine portraits of Generals and Battle
scenes. The most candid, lucid, complete, au-
thentic and reliable history published. 1t con-
tains reading matter equal to three large octave
volumes. Send for circulars and see our terms
Address,
JONES, BROS &CO,
Sc 11ms Philadelphia, Pa"
WANTEB.-SE SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS. BEDS, BED
DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS Of every
description. B. BUCHLY, &06 18th street,
je8-0 between and II, east side
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-FOUR ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
Il NISHED, FOR RENT-Suitable for house
keeping. Terms liberal. Inquire at 533 18th St,
between and c, Island. no 4-lw*
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RARE CHANCE-FOR SALE-A we'll estab-
"A lished CONFECTIONERY, wholesale and re-
tail including Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, with
stable and commodious shop attached. Also, suit
able for bakery, doing a good business. Con
pected is Q house Of six rooms. Rent for the whele,
SSS per month, with five years lease. Apply TO d.
Office. no 8-2w
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E0R SALE Oh RENT-That large, commodious
Il and elegant RESIDENCE occupied by the late
Senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or
rented upon liberal terms. Apply to Mrs. DOUG
LAS, corner OF i street and New Jersey avenue, or
to j. O.. MCGUIRE & co. The house can be seen
at any time. Motif
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LNOR RENT-A Furnished Front ROOM, second
i story, at 231 street. between 18th and 18th
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WV. II. SEWARD, Sec, Y. OF State
Green Corn -F-rgus Patterson,

Green Corn -F-rgus Patterson,
an Iri-hman, left Ems green isle
somr twenty yrars ago TO hnd home
in America. Having friends i'll III.
region of Fair Haven, Ohio, he tnadr
his way thi,hrr. Taking dinner at
the hous. of Dr. T.. be " as treated to
the American di-h, wholly new to
him OF green corn IN the ear. I'm
willing however, to be thought green
himself, or wishing TO display unusu-
al sagacity, after having eagerly de-
vour-d the savorv corn, his appetite
still unap-pcns-.d, he pass up the
despoil.d cob with the very natural
request, Please put some more peas
on my stick !"
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

4 .St0tue Of .StoaeudN JackSon.-
The Richmond correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun, states that Mr.. Nolk +,
the ar,is, and sculptor, formerly of
Baltimore, who was commissioned by
the State of Virginia to execute a
bronze statue of S,onewall jackson,
ha. completed the work, but is in a
quandary wha, to do with it. The
writer says:
The statue was designed to be pla-
ced upon one Of the vacant pedestals
of the Washington Monument in the
Capitol Square, i'll company with the
statues of Jefferson, Henry and Ma
son, of revolutionary memory. Like
these, the statue of Stonewall Jack
sou, by Volk, is to be above life size,
with the habi, and insignia OF Con-
federate Lieut.. General. Forty thou
sand dollars in gold were appropria-
ted to enable the artist to execute
the work in Europe, and he went
abroad, with this intention, over a
year ago. During his residence
abroad, Mr.. Nolk acquired a fine ar
tis,ic reputation, and his statue of
Stonewall is said to be work o.
great merit. But, what will he do
with it that's the Question. 1t liz
an elephant on his hands
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16
COntrabaud Of War.

II vii! be seen from the following
Proclamation tina, President John
son has removed all restrictions in
the trad. with the South in articles
of war. Such articles
hereafter can be imported into the
South, " subject only to such rrguia-
tiOus as the Secretary of the Treas
urv may pr-scribe.'
PRESIDENTS rRo"LAMArIoN.
" Whereas, BY my proclamation
OF the 18th and 24th OF June. 1865,
removing restrictions in part upon
domestic and coustwisc
intercourse and trade with States re-
Gently in resurrection, certain arii-
cl.s were excluded from tn. effect of
said proclamation n. contraband O!
war; and
Whereas. The necessity for re-
s,ric,ins trade in said articles has
now. in gren, measure, ceased. IT is
hereby ordered that on and after the
Is; day of September, 1865. all the
restrictions aforesaid b. removed
SO tina, the articles declared by said
proclamation to be contraba.Id Of
war, may be imported into and sold
in said States, subjcc; only TO such
regulation. as the Secretary of tn,
Treasury may prescribe.
In testimony whereof have here
unto Sc, my hand, and caused til.
seal o. the United States to b. aft 1eL
Don. n, tn. City Of Washington
this goth day of August, In the year
of our Lord 1865, and of the lndc
p.nd.nce OF the United States OF
America the nlu-ti-th.
By the President
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News Items.

The New Orleans papers of the
7th contain no later news than We
had previously.
The smallpox had made its appear.
ance At Rodney. Miss. but only TWO
cases had occurred.
The Catholics were denounced at
recent abolition meeting held at Pitts
burg. as "arch traitors to civil aud
religious liberty throughout the
world"
Over 100000 bushels Of the last
years crop Of Irish potatoes had
been received at Bangor Maine.
which were selling as low as IS cen,s
per bush-l. The crop Of this year.
in Maine, is said to be very fine.
1t is said, on good authority. that
large numbers Of the beat families Of
Virginia contemplate emigra;ing to
Texas. Other Nirgsniaus conten-
plate settling in Missouri.
Willis. tn. native population is
leaving the State. foreigners are COM
ing in. \ colony of Swrdes have
already settled in the upper counties
on the James river, and others are
arriving. willie thousands more are
preparing to come, induced by the
accounts furnished by the frs, set
tiers No doubt all the border South
srn States will b. rapidly settled by
Foreigners and nor,herncrs.
TIL. President refused to accept
the resignation of General Butler
upon the ground tina, the present
reconstruction policy IF the Govern
men, was simply an experiment,
which might fail: and if 30, he should
want the General to go TO the South
and take hold.
M's,ss'pp'.-Govcrnor Sharkcy,
of Miss, seems TO be the model Pro-
visional Governor Of the South
Among other wise measures adopted
by him. was the establishment at
Jacks son of court to settle conflicting
claims to cotton, and other property.
which had been thrown into cOniu
sion by the war. Hon. George Il
Swami. for many years Senator from
Rankin county, was appointed to
preside over this court. The recent
State Convention Of Mississippi WIS
so wei! pleased with this court. tina,
i: not ,nly confirmed the es,ab-
lIshment Of this one. but created two
others, the one to sit al Brookhnvcn,
and the Other n, Meridian.
These courts hav. mixed juris-
dic,ion of law and equity. are bound
by no rmer decisions. and are cx
pec;ed TO decide according to the
rules o. justice and equity
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

For the information of advertisers
we would say that our paper is ex-
tensively circulated III Louisiana,
Texas and Arkansas. AS our list OF
subscribers is daily increasing, it is
ample proof that we are to be second
ed in our efforts to furnish our readers
with a good news and family paper
in this section Of country. which we
hope will do credit to ourself and
prove an honor to our Young city
which, with all its superior advan-
.ages. is destined to be a respectable
place
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

A; tn. request of Capt. Elstnes
". call attention to the following
sentence, taken from the Gazette O,
yesterday. He says tina, he has
warehouse room for a, least double
the quantity of cotton now in store.
and, having good and faithful watch.
men, he invites his planting friends
to send on their cotton.
Those who do not wish 10 sci!
in this marke. should, by all means,
retain their cotton at home. as our
warehouses are already filled. and
cotton is piled on the sidewalks .x.
posed to rain and casualties of all
kinds"
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

TIE Ripe7.-The river is still fall
ling. with barely three feet on the
shoals near Grand Ecore. Heavy
rains have fallen below. which doubt
less will have the effect to keep up
coed low water navigation during
the greater part of the season. The
immense quantity of cotton piled up
here, and the large quantity still to
come in, renders it of the first impor-
lance that the light draught boats be-
low be sent up. We need them all.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

TIE Frol,c, Of Fn1hson-Wha ,
could exhibit more iantastical ap-
pearance than an English beau Of
the la,h century He wore long
pointed SHOES, fastened to his knee
by gold or silver chains hose of on"
color on III. one leg, and another
color on the other; short brooches,
which did not reach TO the middle of
his thighs-a coat. the one half white
the other half black or blue; a long
beard. silk hood, buttoned unocr
his chin, embroidered with grotesquc
figures of animals. dancing m"n, &c,
and sometimes ornamented with gold
aud precious stones. This dr'.s was
tn. height of mode in the reign OF
KIM Ftwari III. ! bird
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

Suffering, Sr.-Ih.rr is n vas,
amour. of suffering and wan, among
the blacks; some are dying, and
many crimes, apparently growing
out of poverty and wre'chedness,
are committed. Many of tn. more
sensible blacks ray that grra, blum
d, r has been committed by the gov.
eminent. Two or thre. black chill
dr.n were found dead n day or two
since in tn. city. aud negro woman
fell dead willis, walking the stree,
in the vicinity of the place. She
was very much swollen. and was
supposed TO be poisoned.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

See notice of Messrs. Phelps & Co.
The impression has gone abroad that
there is no more warehouse room for
storing cotton. The gentlemen men
toned have ample accommodations,
and as they keep good wa:chmen to
guard their cotton its safety is in
sured.
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Advertisements to appear in ,ht

ADVERTISEMENTS to appear IN The
Tuesdays paper mus, be handed in
prior to IL o'clock. Monday morning,
those for Saturdays edition. before
IL o'clock, Friday morning. Adver-
Users should bear this in ulind. as we
are compelled to go to press early SO
as to mail our paper in time to leave
the next morning.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

1t will be seen 10y reference to our
advertising columns, that the |. ).
Direct tax for this parish will be due
and collected ut the Cour, House in
this city on the LIST day of Novem-
Der next.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

Having made additions to our al
ready large assortment Of job types,
of the very latest styles, We will be
pleased to contract for every des-
cription of Printing and Book Bind
ing. Our lady friends having sheet
music that they would like bound in
fine style, are requested to give us
their orders.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

We are under renewed obligations
to our friend 3. S. Carter, one Of the
clerks of the fine light draught steam
or Indian No. 9, for full file Of late
New Orleans papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16
OUR AGENTS.

The Rev. a. l.. Hay is our only
authorized travelling agent to receive
subscriptions and advertisements for
this paper.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

Cotton is 4 very large
amount Of cotton coming in. and
there is still large amount to come
in, whatever may be said to the con-
trary. We have made strict inqui-
ries. and can say with confidence
that there is still a grea, deal Of cot
ton to be brought to this point for
sale and shipment. 1t will be recol.
lected by our readers that We stated
some time since our belief that the
cotton was not near all in; this be.
lief has been confirmed by more
accurate inquiries since. When the
navigation opens this water. our
river friends will find US ready TOR
them. At present. all the ware.
houses, sheds, yards. and even parts
Of the streets. are full, and still it
seems the, i, pours in almost IA rap.
idly MS ever.
We would not venture an opinion
very materially different from the
curren, one respecting the size Of
the growing crop. but there is such q
vas, extern, of country tributary to
this point, tina, it would not be sur.
prising if the amount raised did not
consid, rably exceed the estimate. II
is alsroy, SAFE 10 5,ut darn the incoa
ing crop Of cotton Il, larger Than the
7,iaufcy's estimate.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

Great Inducements are offered to
persons wishing to purchase city or
country property. See the places
for sale under the proper head in to-
days paper.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

More than half ,hos. subprnaed
have reported TO the com'nission.a and
are waiting ei,-ir turn to answer to
the good character Of III. prisoner.
Washington. Sept. 4.-Gen. Lee
is writing history of the war.
The Spanish troops have compile
ted the evacuation of San Domingo.
New York, Sept. 4.-The Treas
urv Department issued nearly two
ard quarter millions Of currency
/ las; week. The grand total to date
is one hundred and seventy seven
millions.
/ Nearly seven millions certificates
Of indebtedness. We're redeemed last
week
! New York. Sept. I'D. ke,chum
was brought before Justice Hogan
this morning. according to the ad-
journlneu: of last week
] When h~ appeared III court, he
wore the coolest ManuernotIced when
arrested. and seemed to look with
con,cmp; on the court and ali in the
room.
he asked a:~o days postpone
/ men, OH account Of the abs, nee OF:
his counsel.
The ca-c was postponed till Mon
day.
Fulton Crn,re, Pa. Sept. s.--tire
caught TODAY from the iahorers
( pipes, which destroyed three hundred
barrels .. oil III the tank a, the An
d-rsou wells. When tn. tank burs:
destruction spread over All acre of
territory. Nv" engine houses, two
( derrick. and 4 refinery were de
s,roycd
, The who!. town was n, one time
,hres,en-d
New York, sept, The Post
says i, is confidently predicted that
the Preside will soon issue his pro-
clamation restoring the hab-as cor
pus in ia. loyal States.
Mrs. Mallory, wife Of III. c1rcbel
Secretary OF the Navy has called on
the President to procure her hu.-
band release from For, Pulaski.
New York. Sept. 4.-Port-au
Prime" advicvs to August l9:h say
an instruction ut Corrick intended
TO aid the rebels At Cape Iaytien.
had been suppressed b. the Govern
men, forces.
Jctirarl has sen, a commission TO
examine the condition of the army
which is b si-sjng Cape Hny:irn.
They have returned Favorable
report. advising = strong b!ockad" OF
the rebel garrison.
Seven s,-nm-r- and three. sailing
=. Ia. ,, u,
eminent 10 render the block Of.
feCtual.
Bo.,on, Sept. i.-Com,nodore John
Ceiling Long died Saturday at North
Conway, \. II.
New York. Sept. 3-Wr are in re-
c-ipi Of European DATES 10 the 23ih
ult. by an arrival from Liverpool.
Peace has been coucIud-I between
Austria and Prussia.
Liverpool, Aug. >. The sales Of
cotton to-day summed up 10000
bales, the market closing tirmcr.-
Bread-,u,is ii::&. Pork has an up
ward TENDENCY. Sugar stcaav. Cot
f-c firm.
! Nicksburg, Sept. a-Thc Ruth
arrived yesterday a: 3 P. m. and vas
"e'a l: n%'s "'''' " '.''H ,".s
'ho!,i'''S' "h''' el''' ''t' ''' -. LOUIS
mere Is eo'7.''' S' II. 'A ' ,'.
'!no"Ss' 'ns "'''''a't "'"IriS h',', ~
the r"'nofrn oF".F OF 'e71n'n' . '!tn,
son sustaining WOW >h"fh"S III '"e
recent oFoeF OF ven 9!"C"'A.
IS Sen's"''F '''' Z Cen '7''
cum ma ''hur:'.' ms res s''n''''''
pcnd'o showers lei! Mere yes
f"rday ,
. 81 LOUIS. Pr, - oo"vC' ran
IS from 50 I" 80 =" tor !uS-'
l"'N 20 Tor shipping ''a'
1o'd - ~ Tor manufacturing lioH'
du!! and lower - 70 tor Nlnng "A'
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

We are under obligations to the
Red River Express Company for
favors.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

By heprospectus before US, We arc
pleased to learn, that our old friend
j. O. Nixon, will resume the publ
cation of the New Orleans Crescent,
on the End of October, proximo.-
Col. Nixon is too we'll known to need
any encomiums at our hand, and we
feel confide ut that the Crescent will
be greeted with a hearty welcome,
and receive as much. if not more pa
trouage than it could boast of in lis
palmiest days, We await the famil-
lar face of our old contemporary which
has slept since the 18th of May. 1862,
by order Of the military authorities.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

We are told that the steamboat,
men intend charging s25 per bale
for transportation of cotton to New
Orleans. This is reasonable ~,
Who wants to swap" stea,nboa,
for thu. &" News" Office