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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-13

PoLTIchL PREACHNG.-Raymond, of the New York
Times gets dsgusted with Beechers system of politics
in the pulpit, and thus expresses it:
The introduction of religion into the secular affairs is
certainly in bad TASTE of hypocrisy besides be-
ing nraction of one Of the great commandments of
the sacred law. 1t becomes disgusting moreover when
ministers of the gospel unmindul of their sacred call
ing make the pulpit the medium of oistng their pecu-
liar views political and current sccuarites upon
their hearers instead of ncucatng moral virtues and
religious truths.
We are led to these remarks reading the report of
a sermon delivered lately at Plymouth church. Brook
lyn, by the clergyman doing duty there in place OF
Henry Ward Beecher its pastor. Surely this preacher
was altogether forgetul in his discourse of the wise
mans saying that there is time for all things" lie
not only was guilty Of impropriety but mpertinence
His opinion respecting the cause of the rebellion the
perfdy and saveworshipping Of politicians the neccs-
sty Of hanging jeff Davis and his prominent support
ers, may may not be considered sound, but in any
case 1t surely improper for him to cram his views
down the throats of congregation assembled to
ship to say nothing of the discouresy of the thing
when it is considered that the regular pastor of the
church enerains diametrcay opposite views at least
respecting the stretching the necs of the rebel leaders,
and has advocated clemency towards them by speech
and pen, with considerable persistence.
Clergymen who go outside their calling as religious
preachers and set themselves up oraces on political
and purely sectional matters will doubtless be popular
among that class who known by the itching ear;
they are sincere and erven detractors from the dignity
Of their profession whose preaching is altogether in
vain.
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Bill Arp on the State Of the Country.

~ - -, 7------. Iil1r.- ~ =
ali mstaa HoWsnmeyer I'm bonef1I TN 5g 2o,,cb Il
coIn,er oJ sa-,r Nm r ,ros fetlt- ,t,+l = - - ! !
begin to feel o oard iii noa ace+f 80, 40 anu
Tn endeayorin to be great national man. I've taken
up motto of no North no South p East no West; but
let tell YOU my friends I'll bet on Dixie as long as
! I've got dollar It's no harm to run both schedules
In fakt its highly harmonious 10 do So I'm good I'm
ion red and my battle CRY are Dixie and the Union
But you see NV friend we arc rcttin restless about
sum things The war had becnm fitv heavy on us and
after the big collapse we thought it was over for good
We had killed folks and killed folks until the novelty of
the thing had off and we were mtey nigh PLAYED
out all over Children were increasn and yituals di-
midishin BY close cacuashun it was perseeved that
didn't kill enemies as fast as they were import
ed and about those times | thought it was ,,ity that
some mirakle of grace hadut cut off the breed of fur
rners some Is or % years ago Then you'd have seen
a fair fight Gen. Sherman wouldn't have killed more
than he dldQt his side. alters thought that
general ought to be pertler which side he was sacr
tisin
Well if the war is over what the use of film up our
towns and cities with soldiers any longer? Where's
your reconstruction that the Dapers say is ron on so
Tapidly The fakt is Cen sherman and bfs catcrni
lars made such clean syyeen IF ,nrvnr don't Zoe
much to Reconstruct They took so many liberties
around here that there's nary n liberty left couId
have Reconstructed Thousand sicb States hcfre ie
4nybndy cauld There wasn't nn+I,n IN IL brt ies IL
ro off and LET MS alone Weve ot iantI of e4ofes,cD
plenty of men for governor Toc Brosyn oint drad
he's waitin-staudin at the door wifi, Iis hot off Tben
what's the soldiers here for? What rood are tbev
don? Who wants to see them any lopceT2 Evervbody
- +rod Of tio var erd J-a 49, ~ q @ Dou5
signs ofit The pieoers don't ,rant 'or, +i,a I;+
don't want ,pm and as for the rop,o, booaaof
goly Well, there's no use alkin-when the stars fall
agin maybe the women will be harmoniscd.
The male bziness-that oath about oeftin Ietto~s
Goo tiarI Tho .Iars n,oS ;a1 ~ et'.h e1'l
ANYHOW, and that order lest broke the cameTs bar -
Well must confess it was powerful smo concern.
wouId rv 10 sorter smooth If over if knoT-ad Tb n
b don't # thew was . Saorad of to ao wnt 70
WHY didn't tbpv saw sog IF hev wasn't yybat do tbr2
make them swear for? Jest to acgrayate emp Didn't
they know that the best way to harmonise man was
te harmonse his wife rstg What harm can tbn vim,
men do receive the letters oath free? TbeT CAN'T Vote
nor they cant nreacb nor hold ofis NOR ia[ so1der
nor muster ,Idr Nyaar breacbes nor rd ttSd51 @
cuss nor clayy terbarkrr nor do ,otbin barJI 6f tai
and rite letters bear3 that a yaIant lnracI yoda
woman but up her fan bekause # had nieT of Bory
gard pom IT, Well, she's harmonised recken. Now.
/ -,
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mark
Signed and sealed in the presence of
SIMON SIMPSON
These contracts will be approved by the agents Of the
bureau and it is hoped the negroes may be generally
induced to sign them before the end of the year.
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w. G. BECK & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
Plantation Supplies, etc.,

STABLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
Plantation Supplies, etc..
At the old stand, No. 8 on the Levec
SHREVEPORT, ...............,........ .ToT-TSrtyA
FE7HE subscribers in receipt Of a large ana well
selected stock OF Goods suited to this market con
ssting in part of
Staple Dry Goods,
Domestics bleached and uubleached
Cotton Flannel, bleached and unbleached,
Cotton Drilling, "
Idnseys, Cotton Yarns,
Cahcoes-E English, French and American
Cottonades, Wooden Cloths, suitable for winter
Bed-ticking
Pins, Needles, &C. &C., &C.
Groceries,
flour-St. Louis brands of every description,
Flour-Texas Williams brand,
Baeon-Westeru and Texas cured,
Sugar, Coffee, Moasses, Lard
Maekerel ID kits, Y barrels and barrels,
III Rice, Pepper, Allspice,
Pickles-AIixed and Plain,
ketchups- Of all sorts and sizes,
Ruisins Figs
Preserved Fruits Of all kinds.
Tobacco-Chewiug and Smoking,
Cigars Domestic and Imported,
Sarducs, Oysters and Holsters, by the or box.
nrandies, Wines and Whisky
of the very best quality,
Box Liquors OF every description and everything
clsc usually kept in d Family Grocery.
Hardware, WoodenWare, Tinware,
Spades SAoyels, Hoes. Chains, &c, &c.
Boots and Shoes
for Plantation wear; and many other things too numcr
to mention
and will be sold at a slight advance upon first cost
deC6I w G BECK E co
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III & RICHARDSON.
a...- to John F Wyche & Coz
.... ss4r.gaa and Commission Merchants
frcct, New Orleans, Louisiana.
augl6-6m
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For common elementary branches j II viii i'm N.
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But then we've had crkis once more and seen the
clown play round and that makes up for heap of
trouble. In fakt its the best sign of reconstruction
have yit observed. Yourn hopin, BILL ARP.
P. S.-And they hawed Grants cabin thousand
miles. Well, Shermans war horse stayed in my stable
one night. | want to sell the stable to some Yankee
folks things the stall amt any more than any other stall
tome Staitfairs tits for sale Isuppose that Harpers
Weakly and Frank Leslie will paint pkter Of it soon
-drawo on their imagination. b. Arp,
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NJ: 10.
The La Dor Contract in Texas.

The Houston Telegraph says have been shown a
copy of the contracts for rfreedmen which have been
prepared BY the bureau and which viii be approved by
them. 1t is as follows:
Know all BY these presents that John Smith) of
the county OF Harris State of Texas is held and firm
y bound to (Peter Dooltte, in the sum of fifty dol
ars) lawful money of the United States for the payment
OF which he binds his heirs, executors administrators
and assigns, firmly by these presents in this contract
John Smith, of the first part, agrees and binds him
self his heirs executors administrators and assigns
to furnish peter Doolttle) freedman of the second
part for and in consideration of specifications herein
after stated, and those rightfully dependent on hm
tree Of charge, with good quarters, food fuel medical
attendance and one acre ofeand for agricultural pur
poses, ard to pay (slX doars per mouth, during the
continuance OF this contract which commences this day
and expires on the Q0thl day Of (February) 1S6Gg
deal justly and kindly with him, guaranteeing to him
all the rights of citizen far the same are confer
red by the laws and proclamaons of the president OF
the United States and that he will moi require him
labor than ten hours per day all extra labor to be
paid for per agreement between the parties. AND
he further agrees to be just and honest with him in all
transactions, and to render him all needful and neces-
sary assistance in promoting his mental, moral and
physical culture.
And in consideration Of the faithful Performance BY
tJohn Smlth) his heirs, executors, administrators
assigns, Of the obligations hereby assumed and the
punctual payment of the wages agreed upon as aore-
said peter DoUlttle) agrees to faithfully and honestly
labor for the said John Smith during the time hereto
fore specified only reseryng to hmself) Saturday af
ternoons and Sundays except when it is actually nee
essary that Chez should labor thereon and to execute
to the best of hs) ability, all lawful orders demands
made by the said (John Smith.)
And is further agreed that in case either of the par
ties to this contract fail comply with the requirements
thereof the aggreyed party is hereby required to refer
the question issue to the superintendent of freedmen
for his investigation adjudication and final settlement
In testimony Whereof the said parties have hereunto
affixed their hands and seals, this Oath day Of Novem
ber 1865
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18


80
Jackson. Miss.
rsnen,,ha5 hi, stock b., the satisfaction to
his customers and the sojournins community
WIVES 1,oUoRs.
ALE, PORTER,
And in fact every description OF BEVERAGE De,
| any in the State,
..o,.;on ~
tie pOh'e ana sen''e"AniS OAf A'epe'' IL "''"O-~'
Fresh Oysters
Nov ed1m
n 'rAN'LEn, ru>-Drn
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HA VANA CIGARS,
|
TOBACCO AND
rp1ryrs
: l =
h.,d
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Ii. & A. STROUSE,
IMPORTERS, JOBBERS,
HOLES ALE DEALERS
IN STAPLE AND FANCY
D r Y G. O O D s ;,
SOUTH WATER sTREET.-.-..6
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
~~~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~
HAVE on hand and are constantly re-
ceving in add ion to their already largs and varied
SILKS, MERINOs, DELAINEs
CaIicOes,
DOmestics,
Cotton and Linen
SHEETINGA.
Irish Linens.
Cassimeres,
Twceds.
Jeans,
LInseys, EIe
White Goods,
EmbrOideI Ass,
Grapes,
CIOaks,
Hosiery,
Handkerchief,
Gloves, and Brushes,
Needles, Thread and Pins.
Ribboas and BuekIss
Pens and Holders,
| Pocket Books,
Pad Locks,
! BIacking,
| Geld and Gilt
| JEWELRK.
Combs-of all kinds.
Cotton and Wool Cards,
| shoe. thr read,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Umbrellas.
Hair-OiIs,
Extracts,
C0''sne' Pom.a..-and
many other articles not enumerated
A L S o
A Large ard well selected stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Clothing, Blankets, Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps.
One Of the Arm. experienced buyer, VIII rena
| In The eastern Markets for the purpose Of kefp'F
posted up AMI purchasing goods At the very iO"e1
| price and will forward by every steamer
Ali we AK il for our friends and the public geaei
| ally, to
and ve will guarantee sell to them at lower price
than any house this side Of New York-Eew orlean
| not excepted.
| ,hss Ssonrtr1 "a oet13d3i
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.
Near Mobile, Alabama.

THIS Instituton rhe ~ The Oldest thu: exists IN tbs
South WIS charter. in 1885 by the Legislature Of
Ala5.ng, with al the rights OF University. The
plan of stndes comprises the Commercial and Glass
ical courses.
The Commercial cours7 in'lndes the study OF tbs
English French, So .rish AMI German Languages, Of
Geography ard u istoev, Of Arithmetic and Book
keeping, of A zebra and Geometry.
The ella sical course embraces, beides th- branches
ahoV, mearoaed the Latin ans Greek LsugupR es,
Rhetoric Natural and NJ ntal Philosophy. Chemistry,
Astronomy aud the higher branches Of Mathematics
The age of adm ssion is from nine 10 fifteen years
and 10 ore esn be admitted un.ess he knows how 10
recd and write.
The next session Will open on tue ST or deem
Der. rms for rhe whole sc sion (Which l>sts 10
monthsl inc udng board and tuition washng, medcsl-
Fees ;and Stationery. "
;utrspce Fee........... 10 o.
These terL1s are payable IN & Id or its equivalent
For further particulars apply to the President
Spring Hill College, near Mobile; Ala.
f:ov I4d3m- F. GAUTREBET, s J.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF Personal
PROPERTY

| WILL offer for sale at my residence, five miles
rom ooha, Miss, on the Mobile and Ohio kail-
n noo on the FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER,
SSe Hthl ls65 large stock OF Mules, Horses Cows,
Teep' Hogs, etc also, Corn, Fodder AID Plantation
viii az the same time, offer to lease for
AZ 49, OF years my Plan cation, seven or eight hun.
h Neres Of which is in hne state Of cultivation
repair, and hnely adapted to the cultivation OF
NOstSn' Corn Wheat, ETC.. and has q commodious
Hehng House and all necessary Outhouses upon It
MY OF the personal property may be purchased At
sale, and the Pl1natoa leased by application
Gay Of sale " ~ ~
Na refiFT =. made known on the day Of sale.
eV' "tas 4, H. JACK,
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w. BAT TT AILE
FOREIGN IMMIGRATION
REAL ESTATE AND LABOR AGENCY,
CORNER OF FRONT AND CONT STREETS,
MOBILE, ALA.

MOBILE, Ala
Send description Of your lands and Will send you
purchaser orders for European Laborers and they
viii be forwarded with despatch
REFERS TO-HoRS W Sharkey, william Yer
ger Ur. W Q poindexter, Jackson. Miss; Hons.
Walker Brooke, T A Marshall, Asd Rev Mar
shaH Vicksbure; Hon o r Singleton, Madison, Co..
Hon.J Hooker Holmes Coz Hon. d Gleen;
Harrison Co Hon J YerRer, Washington Co.;
Ex Gov McRae CLARK Co.. Hon Der. King Copiah
90 Capt Frank Pleasant. Hrroll Co.; Col and
Dr. Nc Green. Monroe Co.; w Poindexter.
Noxuhee 90 Boo. 9 HuAsens Yazooo Co Hon.
Rarksdals, Ra1kia o.. W,BATTALh,
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PIoNHER ExPREss coMPANY

This reliable Company IL now prepared 70 ship
money valuable parcels and freight with despatch to
yIckshurg Memphis, Jackson, Tenn and Columbus
KY and ali points North and South. For rates .
harges g.. spply 70 y. ~ COCHRAN.
sJaskssa, Aiss., New II az Agent
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Nus Tprt Wonrne.

sort Monroe, 4. Stunt. Ser
stpeite She'll Der Seras expedition. oeren S6ife
ole /. 9iOiiion oes 25,s gorps unter General
Draper mitnebmen. Iiest issetfsrtis auf Der
&beOe, Sen Wqi. @eisel tlm seitern nit
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bier an. onater ieinen -8ufilsieren 1T ST.
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wdbrenb isiaeS @ommancO8 in pjeem 9epartez
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men 2, unbet. &intertrantbeit II, aeudbufen

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Observation-Disclosures

is Grfer 3weia. - 9ie Mbtimmuna
iber Die Oroinanj beSi9lid Der YubIifation bon
2iltsn unteSabIter Steuern in timer oeutiGer
3eitung, purpe wieperberatben uno cas Amenoe-
meut oeS s~peiten !3ue9es, Die NrSeiee auf 9
ensIiide 3situnsen gu beidrdnten, wuroe aud
Don Oielem 3weiS ansenUmmen. 6oIsenbes
mar Die Mbitimmun9: aa
Sur etne oeutide 3ettung:96
Douns, 21mpen, Wapicn, Strait uno RihOOs,
9a9e9en: Qarrabee, Stewart, $ ring.
@Urlud, Said, Gcr, &apier, @reen, GAuIt,
S1neS rno 6Oreman. = ~ "a
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9ln8 @prb Garuliua..

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81. aus 3epbern, q. s., r1eleeu, bab bas Sc,
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jufrieoen. -
Die S~tlauenbalter fo6m1Altt1seAn febr snt nit H.
rem friiberen Sflapen aus.
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Neneres aus Guropa.'

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9enabrte Der &diier Die Bite. 19efer @naoens
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