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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER ~ rBg CURRENCY

WAsnIsGroS. Jan. IS. l'oa }
WHEREAS, ly satisfactory evidence pre-
w snod to the urdcrsgurd It has becn made TO sIPear
YORk IN the CIV Of New ofi In the County ofNew YoS
and Slar sew "a, been duy Organized under and
ordn. the rcquifcneLs OBJ Ia act OF Cong &C. en-
An act provide a National CuTreIey. secured by prsc
o. nir ate, bonds sld 10 provide ior the oru III snd
Gcnpiion thereof" proved Juro ht AID hs. eonii'
VI ~ tie provisions aid required e. lie coupled
with before neGeus h. business Of bsnklns undci sad
net. 49,
Noic nc-cfor, T. Hush McCulo,h. Comp,T Der Of The
Currency. q, Lereby o.Itfy that he American Nsiioni
Bank Of New Yors" in tie ty o. NewYofs VA TIE County
Of Neg York and siae Of NrNork auih0n9-d
,Drnfe the blsues. It Bansng updef the aoIfs d.
Ia testimony whereof witness my land and seal Of Office
this twenty nth day VI uilry, 100.
HUGH MccULLOCH.
fSeal tomrTo.ltr Of tie Currency
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TREAsuRy DRrARTNrSr,
OYFICC OF COMPTROLLER or the trRREScr
L.. "a

WAsaISeToy, January y, 1895
WHEREAS by satisfactory eTidence pre-
tb,, TIT NATIONAL FRO ADwAY BANK of New YORK.
in the City Of NewYok IN tie County OF New'l ork aud
State OF York has been duly osanI'd under hd accord
ng TO the requirements Of the Act OF tors,s en 81 An
Ac; to provide NaiorsI Currency secured by r'd+c o.
Uni ates bonds ard froyidr of the oTcniion ard
red, ION the reof approved June 1854 and las fisd
with a. e.. provisions Of ssi Act required 90 be compile
with before commencing the b. zines OF Banking under said
Ac': -
Now Therefore, l. Hugh NcCuloch Corproller Of the
Currency 10 hereby ceT;i that THE NATlDNAL BROAD
WAY BANK OF New-Nora ia flc City Of Nowi OH IN he
County NewYcrk md State Of Now sauthoiz"d T.
commence the business Banking und'r the Act sioTr-ad
,his nin,h csy OF January. 1865 iUGH MCCULLOUGH.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Currency Bureau TT asury Depantuteai OF the Comp
troleT Of the Currency.
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galcs bn Anctiou.

n. Al AucrioS on TUESDAY Feb 81. 1865. At -
O'Clock, the Exchange sarsroor No ~ Hroidway
NsshiIstons the two story and 4tc brick HOUSE and
LOT No 693 Eide, between Csres aid Perry s,. Los
II by aboU, TOO feet. House b. Get Oue st mort
Maps Sc at the Aoclione T. o'i~e. -. y Cearst
A J. BLEECKER, son Il Co, vii Sell al
~ Auction, fuesily, FEB lS g. a - ocloca at the
Exchange Saesroon No. Ill Broadway lie following valuable
n p-rty, viz;
Twosiory Franz End Brick Basement HOUSE. and Loh
on lie South si. Osil ed anal seoond st. 81 n
est OF Fc1have. Size Of Houss 2lS56 filed ~ With brcl
10 prs6 ard IN pe,- order ti0t 5v4t Ele X, viii
Uoidsn Grape Vines end good W,n
Ni5 plGtlcuals &C., at the Auction snd Sae'roo No n
Cedirst
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Dlpi6eno Notices.

OFFiCg TIE SECrRITT LIPE lSs AND ANNUITY Co..
40. 81 PINE ST.. NRw YoRR Feb. 1860 >,
AN INTEREST DIVIDEND of THREE
~ AND ONEIALF PER CENT t3D fee Of Govern
ueDt tax. will be paid TO the Stoe shodes on demand
ISAAC II. ALLEN, Secretary.
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led IMPROVEMENT AND COAL
COMPANY'S MINES,
STOVE,
BROKEN,
LUMP.
EGG, OR


NANUFA CTURERS'. REF1SErS AND LARGE Coz
sUMENS' COAL DELNE Erred IN CARGO
Ard Goal will be delivered 10 aly places wiEp The Ces Of
Sew.Yok 3r5oslyn. jrsey cry. anu c'ber 81 ont ee
tie Rygls or NIEoAD5 rln- tItTrl' 81 t-e -lt--
Cot OF mining. i.ansp orI a,io1 I'D t,.ivtly.
Nohsgl rs 80 :. .. - --osg-.e foT tls itocE ~,
O. l.a..5 9 coal per aa1l mi ond MAKE
Chi Pioneer Conpcuy in 0u1ty h. cost a. CceL
Gibbs should be formed ~ Ell places where the Coal can be
delivered by boat railroad.
JOHN ANDERSON. No fl3 FiGbave
Hon l. Il. WOOD. Mayor brooklyn.
CHAV.IlS JENKINS President Essi River Bank
J. T. DOUGLASS. Stcre.,Iy Merchants. Insurance Co
C. II. APPLEGATE, G. H.APp csl'e brothers
Comuiiiee OF Subscriptions
COrE8EL-
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS, Trinity BuAa-ns
IRFAsrRER:
CHARLES JENKINS. Pre- ient EAs. River Bank
BANKERS;
EAST RIVER BANK, ard
UNION Trust COMPANN
Books Of are row open a. following ylaces
Office Of tie Company, No Il broadway, th7eH No %
tnuire budding bacs room. second stoEyJ
, T-ast River bank. 80. 90 Broadway.
{ IL App egate & BIO, 10. 353 Broadway.
Wvcs 4 y Little, N0fague-st., Brooklyn
Navof's Cf-ce Jersey 1n..
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DE KAI.B PETROLEUM COMPANY
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS on TIE
STATE or NEW YORK.
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MORE THAN ONE ii AL OF THE
SHARES ALREADY SUBSCRIBED FOR
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5000 SHARES OF so EACH:

Two new wols the Company property; one yield %
Forty Barrel, per day, the other. striking OIL flowed ten
Bsrs per day and whom tub will yield very large Few
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The subscription IL nearly ple.ed that II Is Intended 10
close TIE same before the 18th Of feSTniry.
substitution $4,000 ofwlch 500 600 per bases The land
to wit, 8sSGO iCReS Tie remaining $4,000 is the per
nrusn, cash wortin. capital Of tie Company.
Capital Stock St0ooOo Fer Nase q Sbsss. 800. Sub
serbsr this purchase will recrye Ei-hi Shares OF stock for
each One Humid ed DolsI. snb.cdbed Lands located on te
Little kauawLs aud lin Rivers, In the Counties cf Oimer and
Bfa,ten very OF the oil region Of West Virginia
Professor Richardson rpor: Your properly is the very
center o. the W-t vrin., Gil Regions Il has numerous
oil aud gas psyg along bank, Of it, one OF which
vie, with 10. ian.on. Buning Spring it.elL'
Professor Shepherd Il Newaver Conn, erors 81 con-
sidr il ,ui.rny o.pTois;us ald Tie OF! bearing 'hae'
tile 1t .r,uycy and the long nesof safbaTeiieydio
sen OF iuu,nassas pny, soue o. which saT b'nsns'
appearance II OIL itself the sursce o. tie tract
fully confirm M In tbs briei
There doubt hl, along creeks and TiAu'sres
her !. laf-e o. vuab.e producing territory The
prod loo. snoun, Of bunn,us and osln.l coal iron
hn ard 6roav. embodied in the hish hills your
prop riy the top. and slope, Of which covered with
sodusry growth o. Vii oosA and other heavy tipber Idd
immensely T. rs value"
These view. sie fay indorrd by tho report, Of the most
Jrac,ice and experienced fson the Oh dnets Of both
FcuH.y lvania agd Virginia
The Company c,nsi-s themselves fortunate in having
cured the services Of Mr. Blackwell. practical Ciyl Eng
necr for the neral sar.rntendency, well knowa a. TIE
late Chief Engineer nd Snpehn,end ut Of thu Coians
.r OF V ashin,,on Heights" New. Yok Cty.
Ansngcueu,s aIc in s?l pros-r,s for the immediate de-
vsiopn,rt 81 Properly scale eoumensare with Ito
vsla. sui sr'~bt-
sub.cpton. payable at tie time Of Subscribing or one
half IN cs,h AMI the balance thirty days from the ine Of
closing Of the can BE- made in per'on or ty lei
ter o, the Office. Of IN. underlined No 81 Ce'ars' New
York j. W sawsl-, No D CanaIsi.. Bos,on. X Do5son,
No ~ sAett Eos,on, and John w strong Bet Oh, sllci'
W here full inforns,lon eau DO obtained
JAMES wADSWORrH co.
No. O. ctdrst. New-foTs.
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|THH
HENRY BEND PETROLEUM
COMPANY.
DIVIDEND INTO $4,000 SHARES
PAR VALUE, $40 EACH
OFFICERS,
President. ..........C V. ". OSth'NDhh
Observation-Disclosures DoRR
secre.ry......,...,.HARRY BURRELL. "a
TRUSTEES
r vp osTRAypER President Merchants Fire insur
rce Company.
UoRATIo DoRR, Secretary Atlantic Fire Insurance Cec
psny
THOMAS r. HAwLEYl Of Mes.rs Hs"iey l. Howe
SEYMOUR BURRELL. No. c. fcAfs.
AMOS c. LlTrELL, Nc 2s9 wsshinsiou' q.
JOHN d. WING, of Mss.7s. Wing ( Evsna
CHARLES o. BARRETT Of as..I,. Randolph SKID
mere.
MANNING DANIELS No. $50 Droad't., NeHark ~ J.
sUPERINTGNDENrS:
FRANK W ALLIN, Oh City.
j. VAN EOsTRASp DoRR. Assistant, at Wells.
Thp pfciactoTr not esenz 10 10TH 'o.p,y iJI tc 500
purposs Of selling stock but FOX permanent sveste and
have pac od It before the public In Ia pIesen, Do
,lab,e form Of /. snail capital and I'LL! paid stock.
The property va, selected with greet ard reons'y
examined by Trustees and divided smong different lOcs
ties a. 20 avoid undue nsS~
The pesan. receipts rom the two producing wrs Iiolo
dyn ana "Apborn." sufficient for s-guv non.iy dis
dns, md WHEN the ix wells going down c9mPeei
la,so and satl.isstory results confidently expected
IN addition the Company rropcsa snkip or wells 'oon
, the aahin-ry be placed upon tho soond and have re-
,,.yed an ample fund for that purpose
stoclholders are free from al personal libitty.
Tho Subscription books open f,s iiiied number
Of shares be Issued for purchase Of above described
property, Of the following places Of bU'ine's.
g. V. b. OSrRANDER. Merchants Fix, insnrencs Com
p.ny eorn,r OF pine"t and Broadway.
/ SEYMOUR bURRFLL, No ca Pearl-st.
MessTs RALPH. KING PATCHEN, No. - Beaver st.
Mssps NlcKOtF L LITTLE, No l5S AoH;asuest,
nssr oari, Brooklyn.
MANNING DANIELS. No. $50 DrOAd-s:., Newark. New
jersey.
Aud a. the presen. Office of,he Compiny
NO. 1t WALLrsr
Atlantic Fro Insurance Company where Maps Of ILe pep
city may be sesp and foil esnl-1'"' '"@-'
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A. NJ. " IRWIN. hprionrcr
NY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Nos. ga and
10 CeS BrondwIy cor OF 4ib.,t-Sa.es Of Books. Ste
WEDNESDAY, aud inUkSDhf EN-sINCS,
February IS nd IS, IT. o'c'
PRIVATE LIBRARY -aOfchoi,e AID elegant Rocks
rrg many % The best n 9Th ell ious 81 dard works
Ii morocco cafani hale af bGiDil aHL rarey OF SUI
PERgLY ILLUSTRATED rOJha very richly bound
some al them aye uuiqie Also collect 81 "a ICE Iisce
lneous Lhcra'nrs Aud also col, cinn n foreign
Tract, relating 10 lie Rroeion" gathered
with much care, ard lac French &ihsy wDf,s &C. Also,
superior Black Wa.Iu bo0Acac. Csaogca are reedy aud
tie books exhibition.
pOOB TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 400
I'D Bway neaIly opp - Scho,a' ioci gao A. LEA
WIT. AuctioHsr byJ T.. Ceolov C"-glneIs solicited
ouARIHENAstEaGrSERAu-O OFFICE. tIsT bIyIslos,
WA.uINGrOg ~. Isli. ~, 1919 }
GALE OF CONDEMNED IlOkSES.-Wili
- sold public auction the li.hes, oader, a. 0es
noTo, -. C.,
TUESDAY, February I 1905
TUESDAY February 4, 1863,
II ESDAh, b. bn sfy y, 80,
TUESDAY, l,OTUai p, u >,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSlS EACH DAY.
1hesr hoTs-s have been coneraea YAK for the cssap
ssgv Of Il @ aiuy
fcr r3sd ani rn purposes many good brsains may D.
had
Iiorse so'l s'rs'y Sal, at - Ierms
c.sh. IN Tri'ri Sft'es currency JAMES \. EkfS :,
Colonel a. Carse flrt DNison Qu4Ecrnl ster Oeneras
Oaho.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1885,

I AWRENCE, BALDWIN & CO.
IL NO 20 wALL-sI., N. Y.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
BANKS. BANKERS AND DEALERS
supplied with
10.40s, 6.20s, 7.30s, Is of 81, and U. s. DEBT
CERTIFICATES on the most favorable terms
II l. Il II O I. T. u NJ,
and oil other
STOCKS, BONDS, &c, BOUGHT and SOLD en- COMMITS.
SION.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
DEWITT c. LAWRENCE. Member N. Y. Stock Exchange.
SIMEON BALDWIN il, Member N. y. Peiro, um and NJ
Y. Mining Board.
CYRUS }; LAWRENCE Late Cyrus }. Lawrence II. Faile
WIN. A. HALSTED.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-14
Information Wanted y.

HAVE in my possession seven negroes,
l. VIZ: George B!edso. black, feet high,
bout 30 years old--has free papers fro,l.
Clerks Office. New Orleans. La. Said h,
wa= barn free in Raleigh y. G.
Ann ronvers. black woman. small sizn
about 50 years old. has free papers from
'erk Office. New Orleans. La. Both
the atov" negroes say their home is in
New Orleans.
George Allen Queller. copper complex
ion. > feet ~ inches high. about 80 wears
od-said he was free and citizen OF New
DIRK: let there three years since.
John Ike o., copper complexion. 5 feet
his masteI. who lives III Rapides Parish. La.
Calvin Glover. copper complexion. ) feet
s inches high, about % years old-said he
"i- tree. but has no free papers.
Joseph Thompson. copper complexion.
5 feet : inches high; barber by trade: said
h va ire bu' ha- no free :aper.
Lewis Nolan. light black. 5 feet ten inch
es hich--about twenty years old-said be
is slave. and belonged to the estate of Alec
La Branch. and was taken from his home in
Louisiana. by the Yankees. sometime in
1873. and carried t" New OrleanS-shirped
from there on steamer Ike Davis" as assis-
tant cook.
All III" above named negroes were cap.
tGred from the steamer Ike Davis in "!
Ternber. l-64. and it WIS ordered and de
creed by the Hon. Confederate States
'"urt. for the Western District of Texas
hat the said negroes be hired ont BY the
Marshal for the purpose ofpaying the cos,s
of their suit and support: and that the Mar
shall advertise said negroes. with full
desert ptIon OF the same in the San Antonio
Herald. and the newspaper published in
Shreveport and Alexandria. La. until fur
Their action i taken in the mat.cr-or until
the owner or owners can come O ward and
prove property and pay the costs and
have the same.
]. r. JEFFERSON,
Marsha! West Dist. leXas
Segnin. Jan. 24h. 1861
Shreveport News and Alexandria Demo-
era rlcre copy four times. and send bill
to this office. frbl4:4t.
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HIRE OF WAGONS AND TEAMS.


o
Iireo ratn and nror" furnished W Owner
santo rage furnish.
q
Hire" An! furnished
HIRE h'r-r forage
e! 'H ''"N'rnm'"i
U
ld am. q I,lf, all orlrrs ts
~ f2ui- per- | In
to
vill D.
ant r-rc
nLlnit smith, Harrison
Nlyarr Frrr.
and District Inrll ha
e. " IN th . trio No
tth District lillian lSl "" Ta- Hay.
rivers
n NJ in rIit
no pilc in III schedule
aIiUe vii urclpsr
the tnryc
a
in the oft
i q cute uch
the
of purchsr
blcko
T. II.
I ate o Texas.
/ tnrY Suu
:.
tan General
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A man supposed to be insane,
paid in Cleveland, Ohio. the other
day. a strangely modelled piece Of
white metal and departed. The man
who received it gives this description
of it "On one side woman sitting
on wheel holding in one hand 4
stick, on the top of which is night
cap. The other side has large
chicken on it. Antiquarians whe
have examined the piece say it is the
ancient quarter dollar which passed
for currency in an earlier period Of
the country" ..
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Committed

ITO the Jail in he city of Shreveport
L Parish of taiio. a negro man who calls
hi- name JIM. OF dark grille color. aged
about twcnty-cight years. about five feet
five inches high, and says he belongs to
Col. LLwth,r OF the State of Nilsson now
Comman,irG a regiment from thar State
The owner or owners of said negro are
notified to come forward. prove pr perry.
and take him away. or he will be disposed
of as the law directs
7. ". MAHLE,
feb1i:3t Jailor.
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Ecdcra7 Noremcnts.-The best
and most reliable information we
can gather concerning the move
ments of the Federals in this State.
says the Washington (1.rk.) Tele-
graph. I'VE have nothing official is
as follows:
\ force consisting of about 5000
infantry, 800 cavalry, and - pieces
of artillery, came out from Pine
Bluff and crossed the Saline at Mt.
Elba. These are reported to have
returned to Pine Bluff, taking their
pontoGn back.
Another force came out from
Gaines Landing. J his was esti-
mated at about 1000, all cavalry,
without artillery or wagons. They
had 600 pack mules, rations for ONLY
four days. and $50 rounds of ammu-
milton to the man. On the evening
OF the LIST they were crossing Bayou
bartholomew at Poplar Bluff and
Holloway's Ferry. and gave out
their destination was Monroe. They
had hard time in crossing the bot
tom, and We're obliged to leave a
large number Of their horses and
pack mules, broken down. Such a
force, without artillery or wagons,
can be little else than a raid. There
is not the slightest fear of their occu-
pying this portion of the country, or
reaching il al all
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succession Of j. '. BrantIcy.

NOTICE Is hereby given that sarah NJ.
~ Mathews. EX"cutrN, has this dav fled
her iinai and annual account. in said succes
sion. showing full account of her admin
istration up To date. and au application
praying the same TO be homologatr,i, an,i
II opposition is not made thereto in thirty
days from this date. the same will be HON
o!ogated and made the jud-mcn' of the
Court A. II. LEONARD,
Jan ~: 1T Clerk
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Auction,
100000.

nNE MILLION dollar. worth of Dry
~ Goods. Clothing. Boots, Shoes and
Hardware. will be sold at auction, at Mrs.
Wells Store on Texas street. Shreveport.
sale to begin on Monday March 18th,
al O'Clock. a. NJ, and will be continued
from day to day until the whole is dis
posed Of.
The ladies are respectfully invited to at
tend. as there is large amount of fancy
goods to be sold. A. S. WELLS
Shreveport. Jan. 18th. 1865. janl7 ST.
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lI(lS1', !,

y TT WEEN Shreveport and the Wine
- Garden. tn" amb-otvpc of young
lady. y liberal reward will be paid the
Under. Address Box %. at the Pos, Office
or deliver he ambrotype At the office of
C.tddp Gazette. j. II. KENEHAN.
dec Is If
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For the NewA
A PRAYER.

Father, on Blended knees
Alone l plead to Thee,
Lord Of might, power
And l now supplicate,
Ere it should be too late
In the dread hour.
When troubled. tempest tsssed,
All seeming drear aud lost
In this cold sphere
will commune with Thee,
Lord Of might, majesty,
Eternal power.
When blest with happy lot,
All cares on earth forgot,
Cloudless and bright;
Still will my heart be Thine,
Almighty power divine,
Father Of light.
The error Of my way
Make me- to know, l pray,
Guide ne Alright;
Be thou my beacon star,
Leading me from afar
To realms of light.
When dust to dust restored,
Thy glorious name adored
On airy wing;
In strains eternatiy
Divine. Thy grace to me
Shall l then sing.
Not for myself alone,
But those Thou call'st Thine own
The wide world DER;
Would on Blended kuee,
These blessings seek Of Thee.
Thy grace implore.
Look Ger our troubled land.
Stretch Thy Almighty hand,
Thy help we crave;
Let not Thy people fall,
Lord God to Thee we call,
Strengthen and save.
Lord look with thy plying eye
On our brave troops who lie
Sick or in prison;
Let Thy protecting arm
Shield them from every harm,
- I'VE tQeu III uedNSA
C.us. THE dread war to cease,
Give to us blessed peace,
Long have we striven;
Make those who hate us know
That Thou art God below,
Just as in heaven.
But if it be thy will
That war continue still
Scourging our land;
Nerve rs for every fight,
Guard us with angels brighs,
With Thy right hand.
Under Thy saving wing,
Gather us all. o King,
AT the last day.;
So that we may enjoy
Pleasure without alloy,
Eternally.
20 God, the Father. Son
And Spirit. three in one.
Be praises given
By those who dwell below,
All who their maker know,
And all in heaven.
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Wanted to Purchase.

1 SMALL dwelling house and lot within
"A the corporation "fShrcveport Address
BOX l65, Post Office. or inquire at this Of
nee. febl4:tf
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Wilmington, Jan. 2S.-Fire last
night destroyed 500 bales of cotton
on the wharf. The Custom House
was nearly consumed.
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, K. kAfFlNGTON. I. :. WWIN''|
SAPPINGTOS & 0WItCS.
Forwarding & Commission

MERCIA MIS-,
SAN ANTONIO AND EAGLE PASS.
W-.havc connection with good houses in
AatXinor.ts aHa l'!eAF:., N"-;ra-. N"A'c".
". viii! receive cotton =: nEr'ciit I!t-"
con-izn-d to aud p,y tr";ghis to" cotton
consi ..n.t! 70 ~ tor sale. bat not ril"rA -.
We have on hand aud "n rou'c Tor til
city the largest stock OF Goods IA III" Con-
!-dsrat" states. which We rr"p"-" to sell
for Confederate. MONEY or cotton.
reference - our Numerous customers Al.
over Texas. Louisiana and AIkun-H-
Houston Telegraph viii copy Ia times
in T. W and Shreveport News :! mos. and
forward bill t" this Office tor payment.
deyU
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Local Advertise'S.

Notice.
DARTIES having the old is-n" of Con
i federal" Treasury notes IN our ro-scs-
SION. either in packages or by a credit on
our books. will please r"c"iv" IN" sam"
during this month, or instruct ~ ""at DE-.
position to make OF il.
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The following lines, BY Jas. z. Randall
author of Maryland, my Maryland" arc
really beautiful and TsnsysoniSa: HJor
Pelham {who va Z tsaA6eb u Wsse
Point. and eommsndsd de bssss sslillay
attached to stuart's. eavslry,) was killed q
the battle ofKeliy's Ford. He wss ~ suSg
officer Of great gallautry and aneiency.
and had already won reputatioo thaa Z
Murat might have envfed. II wa 0f$euag
Pelham that stonewall Jackson said. after
the battle Of Fredericksburg with Pei.
ham on each flank I could who tire a.
mies!; --
Ju as The Spring satne laughing shro' ~
strife,
With ali its gorgeous cheer,
In the bright April of historic life.
Fell the great cannOneeS.
The Misunderstanding of a!hsro's breath.
His bleeding country weeps
flushed in the alahaster arms Of death,
Our young Marcellus sleeps.
Nub'er and grander than the child Of RS0S
Curling his chariot steeds,
The X lightly scion of Southern hone
Dazz,ed the land with deede.
Gentlcst and bravest in the battles ffoot,
The champion OF the truth,
He bore his banner to the very front
OF orr immortal youth.
A clang Of sabres mid virEinis's sdev.
The fiery pang Of shells;
And there's a wall OF immeuorial voc
In Alabana's dells.
The pennon droops that led the saarsd
Along the crimson aeld -
The meteor blade sinks from the nefv0to1s
Over the spotless shield.
We gazed and gazed upon that beautaeus
face,
While round the lips and syei, -
;ouc ed in their marble elnmber, dashed
the grace
OF divine surprise.
Oh. mother Of blessed soul on high,
Thy tears may soon be shed
Think Of thy boy with princes OF the Ky,
Among the Southern dead.
How must he smile on this dull earth b.
meath,
Feve. ed with swift renown,
He. with the martyrs quarantine Wreasn,
Twining the vctor's crown.
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