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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28
AUCTION Sales.--future Day.
By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Auctioneer.

By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
Auctioneer.
Lumber, Doors, Frames, Sash, &c.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold. on Tuesday, the 18th inst, st 10
w O'clock A. H., at the Carpenter shop Of Mr.. GEO.
W. JARVIS, at the rncr Of Cary and Foushee streets
l lot box frames,
l lot door do.
lot pannei doors.
l lot sash and blinds
l lot dressed flooring
lot dressed weather-bosTdine
lot half inch plank for steps
lot by 4 scsntling
lot Q 10 BY 10 joiht
lot white pine
1 lot mantle pieces,
lot columns for front porch
lot moulding
hortising Machine
superior OF Carpenters tools
Terms $50 and under cash over that amount credit
Of 90 days will be given.
ap 9T-2t JAS. NJ. TAfLOk- AlcE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

AfuAhCE .--Ihe to-pirneestp Of klkok
coma Mt. IA mr. books we're ios, danns She nr' Of
the ID instant due notice III he given wktn se WI
settle the business II the late bIm. . ,,,,.,,
y. ". brE-I.
Richmond, April 2s. 1895. hiH-.F
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OFFICE RICHMOND D. YORK RIVER r. R. CO. Z
RIoHXoHp, VA. April % 1856. I
TNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD -Tsken
\ from my rooms as Che Depot Of NE Richmond and
York River Railroad Company, on the 9Th infant 8
an all LEATHER HAND TRUNK. containing Legal and
priv te papers and also from my Secretary consider
able lot of private papers ss wen a. papers bel nging
to said Railroad Company, which can be Of no use 10
any one but myaelf and cl snts. The above rewf I'd
win be psd for their turnto Capt CcssrocK Quarter
master o. s A., occupyin the Depot buildings or
RoBgRr W. Powers Druggist Main sect. proper.
onate reward for the return Of any portion Of said
papers which may be Of any value TO me- and no ques
lions asked
will also pay suitable reward for the return Of
norton of any oher property belonging either 10 my
se or said Railroad Con pany, which may have teen
taken away at the time. Some Of the parties VITO
took property from the Depot buildings known 70
me by and position and Will be exposed through
tbe public prints and u cir names lodged with the Pro-
yost Marsh General with abundant evidence for their
conviction for act on unless the p<operty ahan be
immediately returned. ALEX UUDLfrl
Presfs Richmond and York River Railroad Go.
Az QS-3t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28
Personal.

From Baltimore.
IN Store. and to arrive by Tuesday next the fol-
- iSo Barrels Sugars,
30 bags Coffee
900 bbls Flour,
100 half bbs. Flour,
100 kegs Butter
100 boxes Spices,
30 bbl. Lard
% bbls. Kerocene on
10 bbs. Lard Oil,
10 Sperm Oil,
% Chests Tea,
200 boxes Soap,
900 Candles,
10 Cases Salad OIL
80 bbls. vinegar,
30 SUups,
30 Molasses
100 boxes Rasins,
20 cases Pickles,
30 barrels Eggs,
90 cases Ri, Carb. soda
90 Saleratus;
so Boxes French Coffee,
80 Chocolate
500 Beef Tongues.
% cases Yermiceua,
20 MaccRronl,
80 Coz densed Milk,
% Yeast Powders,
100 Drums Figs
90 cases Assorted Sauces,
10 Chow Chow
100 lbs Garden Seed
100 Boxes Oisnges,
100 Lemons
90 Sardines,
200 Window Glass
bbls. Putty
800 Potatoes,
80 Onions,
90 Herring
30 =" No Mackerel
90 No
80 Nos
900 kits, No. /,
100 q" Kitts, No, 9
100 Tierces Hams,
% Hogaheads Sides,
% Shoulders,
10 " east Pieces
so bbls, Bolognas,
80 Smoked Beef,
100 Sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt,
Together with General Assortment Of GROCERIES
and PROVISIONS For sale &C lowest Prices by
KIMBERLY BROTHERS.,
No. ~, 18th Street. between Main Cary
ap249w atW. B. Radcfes old Stand
STAlBH 4 .-.-Ws nted 70 rent good STABkE-in
y the vicinit Of the Spotswoot Hotel preferred.
Aidre4s, by letter 7. c., Wing Office.
ipT-St'
HAED PRINTING PRE@s FOR SALE l4ten - Ia
Ii by 80 IL with OF without StltIpkns apparatus
Ia IN good condition and will be sod cheap.
Apply OF The Wing Job Once, spA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

-I7OR RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM, in pleasant
4 house, near Ganb.es Hill. Inquire of the clerk
81 " Zig. ap27-2t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

LOST, STR iGED AND 'ToLEH.
| GIVE DOILARs Reward ssoIep. n
lssE. ds'f bay 5 J on .so white feet on the risht
side sigh iy fouLtersd sh % on. white star IN The
: = - JAMES KcDoUGRAN.
ap 9T-9' i7sh street rear Ce.tysl Railroad shops
SEt REVgARR We viii pay the sbeve re-
eno'e3 from Chsfes unts door dorng the are OF the
ID list. az in'orrAtor OF he bosks IL found IN be
eft al thir Once. MINOR d BURKE.
-. ~ 81
NOVU GrcerbacL hO.e. dated March ioth, Ite4- So'
ANY pescn returning tie note 70 this Oece g!v!nr
afcrmation which viii ieed 90 s recover will svonrs
~ above reward and NO QUESTION: Asked.
.pT-oM
ACCTEON SALES rhis DAY.
BIT Z, d. COOK,
Anetioneer, 70 Main street.
HousehoRd Furnftures 0Hce Dcslse,
TabKtss &c
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY, the 2s'h mat at 10 o'clock will selI
" st my atore general assortment Of Furniture,
Buresus, WardrobeG, Wash stsndA
DiVans sofas. Chain,
Bedstesds and FEEDING,
Weather Beds and " at,x ssses,
large number Of offoe Decks and Tables
Shoes Hardware &c,
ByHANEs CO..
"a Main Street,
IETE WILL BELL ON PRIDAYSEXr, At our store
w an assortment of
Furniture
Beds. Bedding
Tobacco. Cigars
Cod aad Silver Watches
Jevtiry, &c,
ConsiRnuena re eivsd TN morning OF sse.
spn-9t HAHES CO., Auots.
BYE. H. ucx, AUetioneex,
IS Main Street.
7 WILL sell On FRIDAY MORNING NEXT. com.
J. mencing st 10 O'clock, .. my stor, No. eS Main
street. large assortment of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
consisting in part Of
elegant Oak Chamber Sett
Elegant Marble Top Buresus
Marble Top Washstants
Elegant Mahogany Wsrdrobes
Small and Large Mirrors
Chairs, Book Case
Bedsteads Feather Beds and Blankets
Boots and Shoes, Crockery Ware
Mating and Carpets
Gold and Silver Watches
Knives and Forks and many oth er Coda
ap97-tds L. H LUCK Sc Main street.
AUCTION SALE,
0NFRIDAY MORNING tie cSth instant connen.
cling promptly at IL o'clock will offer for sale by
auction the following desirable goods
lb0 barrels Mercer, Jackson and Peach BLOW Pc
tatoes
10 bbls Mess Pork
10 packages Butter
10 bbls. Sugar
10 boxes TslIow Candles, &C.. &C
. Cousignments solicited.
For further particulars Special Notice morning Of
sale.
sale conducted by Tardy & Williams.
ap97-2t MN. 4. BURTON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

~EGrJN,AR SALE 90 Friday MORNING
X seth in I at sore room on Franklin street. be-
= ssn sth and nth. ce stly rghes schsolroom) when
vs viii offer for sale hne assortarentN
PURNIrURe.
GRoCBRIB.
HsNuPACTvESs TOBACCO.
nd many other and useful articles.
Cousignuepts solicited up 70 day Of SAKE.
Particulars In future advertieement
RBGNAULT b CO.,
40 %-N Auctioneen. ac.
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+ EASES OFF VALUABLE LOTS IN
1 the Rlrrnt Dfatrict mt acct10n.-Or

EA8E@ OFF VALUABLE HDNB IN
/ i the burnt District at a1ctaons-On
TUESDAY, May I'd, commencing at 10 O'Clock M, we
will lease az auction upon the premises respectively the
following lots, 70 wit: az,
ss ees being The sape formerly occupied % John F.
ReenauIt-25 by 100 feet -
The three 10 q facing The sqoae; kn9Tn az s1e Park
q and icS streets, fronting 60 feet running back rs
feet. -, ,,. ,o.L a.,
rsets farm occupied BY hr. B. ". HnoTlee25 BY
The leases are 20 be for eve yesn With the privilege
81 rsr. Al for Eve yesrs u.erc. Buildings 20 be
according To p ans hieh will be shown at the
~. ,s,rest Of the executor o. G. P. Vial dscesse
~ GKUBBS WILLIAM
nror Anctioneefs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

HAED PRTN TING PRE4s FOR SALE Pi4ten ~ Ia
II by 80 IL with OF without stlfinkins apparatus
10 IN good condition and will be sod cheap.
Apply OF the Wing Job Once. spA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

STAIBH .-.-Wsnted to rent good sTABLR-i
- the vicinit OF the spotswood Hot preferred.
Aidrsss by letter 7. e., Hhig once.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

ATCHMAKER WANTED.-One more good work
w man can find emplt yment. One who can do
iewelry iobbing preferred.
lnpIv AT 'BANCROFI'S, 20l Broad st
ap26-tf opposite Fry's Ladies' Ice Cream Saloon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

VXTAYTEp-A JENGFER SADDLE in good cOndi.
w ton Also, Bride and Spurs.
Address A r n, WkiT once. apo6-tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

NGTANTED.-A Good Cook Washer and Ironer, in
w small family. Work light Apply to VIM, E.
Tanner Clay ST., 81 door above Fousbee ST. or +. H.
Rhodes, Wing Office. aP2o-0
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

SHREVEPORT, La, Oct 10, 1868
Col. j. 5. YOUNG, Homer, La.
DEAR SIR
The undersigned citizens of
Caddo parish beg leave tosay to you.
that we are well aware of your hon
enable and gallant career as a soldier
in the late strug gle, and of your high
character az a citizen of Louisiana,
and beg leave to ask that you permit
your name to be used as candidate
for Congress.
Respectfully Yours, &c,
Roland Jones, II. j. &. Battle. }.
Il. Means, j. S. Cutlif, X. Walsh,
dos. Bosseau, j. j. Cline, f.. Jacobs,
S. B. WHY. G.. W. Leopard, J. G..
Moncure, l.. NJ. burr, G. McCarty,
l. Loeb j. NJ. Duke, j. l.. Gooch,
NJ. Estes, >. II. Sibley, John Adg.r,
j. 6. McWilliams, n f. Wright,
Il. ~. Land, Dr., Thomas II. Morris,
r. +. IotchklS-, J. j.. Adger, WIN.
Thatcher, Il. W. Collins, W. Il. SHY
-rs, J. a. Hatkinson, NJ. Eacr, John
Shvcy, NJ. Jernigan, VIM. Bah, sam
Wells, X. J. Looney, and others.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

4 EortuRdic M0n.-in 1882. Wn
II. Jones, a Welsh miner, came to
this country, and worked at l.is trade
in pennsy wanna. Succeeding well,
h" bought some mining property
there, and after n long career Of bn-i
ness prosperity, died last week. lcav-
Ing an estate valued at 81 100000
During the past three years his in
come amounted to So 1863. H.. had
lately given $1,000 toward building
Il new Methodist church in I'ott-ville
lie leaves five children to inherit hi-
wealth.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

IN old Uumua-The Courier
d. lain, France, vouchcs tor the
Truth of the following incident a. hav-
ing occurred during the recent mum
cipal -lcctions: The commune Of
Ecryeres elected nine women for it.
municipal councillors with the may
or at the head of them. The nlavor
apparently understood what this
meaN,, for he at once gave in his res
igna,ion.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
|. :. TAX NOTICE.

|. :. TAX NOTICE.
!. :. piEk"r TAN C"MMrssro> FOR The
Sr,rE ~ lot ,sIANA.
~D1icc. ISG Common Street.
'EiiE TBN Roll Tor til. Collect l"n of |. :.
| Direct Tax tor the Parish ut Cad.io. is
completed. and III. Taxes thereon levied.
under and by virtnc OF an act entitled An
act toY the collection Of direct taxes in in
SurrcCtiunary districts within the United
States and tor other purposes, approved
June :. 1852. Will be payable mt thc Court
House, shreveport, Ia. thin sixty days
from the ls. september. it"5.
All lots and prrcrls :" land wishin said
District on which the taxes >hnll not b,.
paid within said sixty days will be forfeit
ed to the United States.
T.. VI. RANDALL.
q. ANE>.
ID. URBAN.
Dirsct Tax Commissioners for Louisiana
Attest X. : ptRI'kSu>. clerk.
CNAS. +. HU ESMAN.
fepl6-uf Collector
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
PROSPECTUS
ZIG II TIL VOL u NJ r.
OF TINE
Shreveport Semi-Weekly News

NNHE News has been published Fegu-
l. larly since its first appearance before
the public. no expense having been spared
to make it sustain the hard earned reputa-
ton it now boasts Of-that of q first clase
paper. The present as we'll as the future
aim of the prop ietor, will be to aid in 70
storing civil government to the South to
advocate internal improvements and strive
TO heal up the wound, and cause q friendly
and natural feeling between the people Of
all sections Of the country. II will be the
supporter efrigkt and justice. and the enemy
Of kHaves and seaen'i.y politicians.
The Ne,rs is rot only tie ekespest and
best paper published in Shreveport, but
the largest in size. well printed, on clesr
type, and strictly reliable in every sense.
Its columns always contain we'll selected
, and original articles. The Prices Curress.
! and general intelligence are carefully cor
rected by the Editor and assistants, asd can
be relied on as correct.
Arrangementshave been made with com
pet-nt gentlemen in New Orleans and ether
cities in the Union to correspond regularly,
and the subscriber hopes, with the assis-
lance at hand, to make the Ne,cs one of the
best and most extensively circulated papers
in the South.
Correspondence is solicited from every
section. and while she columns of the NeN1
will be open to all. yet the Editor can
.1Os
cordance with his views, Oh the important
subjects Of the day.
1t behooves every person, who possibly
can. 30 subscribe TO one or more good
papers. rs the excited state of affairs de-
mands it. The terms q the Neps arg
placed at low fprra, - -~s.--' fami-
ly to take cop.
The Aess is pubic Ally NE VS.
EITES OF SUBScRIP7IOA@:a.nm.
year in advance. So; SIX Months, -
Three Months 81.
Where persons have not the mail facili-
ties to admit of their taking a Semi " eekly.
they can have either the Tuesday or Sassr-
dry paper for half the above rates.
agents are alto1ced sacesty per cent
on tie 0Loce rates.
CLUE RA7E.S-For the Semi Weekly
published Tuesday and Saturday
Five subscribers One year..-...$ 81 50
Twenty 80 - ...... 100 90
For eish.r the Tuesday or Saturday pa
per. one paper per week, equal to y Week
iy:
Five subscribers One year......s u %
len --.-.- 81 W
Twenty :. ... 90 %
Persons acting rs Agents are of course
not expected to be governed by our Club
rates. as no commission can be allowed in
such cases.
The News is well established snd has an
extensive circulation in Louisiana, Texas
and Arkansas thus Offering superior adj
van,ages to advertisers. The attention of
Merchants is particularly directed TO this
fact. proof of which can be seen by the
liberal advertising patronage of the first
Merchants in this city, as we'll as in New
Orleans.
AID YER TISING-One square first inser-
ton. 81 so each Subsequent insertion, IS
cents.
A liberal deduction made to yeurly adj
vertisers.
Address, JNO. DICKINSON,
Editor and Proprietor SEMLWEEKLy
News, Office No. ~ Texas Street.
.Y Newspapers publishing the above
will be entitled to an exchange.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Secretary Welles, has issued an
order prohibiting the collecting of
money from the workmen in the navy
yard for political purposes.
The trotting horse Dexte won the
match Of $4,000 to $4,000. accom-
pishing his mile in = minutes and ~
Is seconds--the fastest tiRs Oh re-
cord.
Toronto, Canada, Oct. 1l.---Cana.
dian Government detectives have
arrested five wealthy farmers. repre-
scented to have been manufact Mring
counterfeit American silver coin for
forty years. They belong to an ex-
,ensive gang, whereof many mer-
chants are members.
The Collector has made fourteen
custom-house appointments, all from
disabled soldiers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Illness special says the pre--
dent to-day granted on. hundred and
seventy fly. pardons, all 10 Nor'h
CaroIian ans ofthe"twenty thousand"
dollar clause
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

We learn that the ordinance pas
s-d by the City Council forbidding
the erection Of wooden buildings and
shantics III that portion of the city
known as III. " fire district is vi
ola,'d. aud that it is done by pernis-
sion Of his Honor the Mayor. We
hope the BOARD will in future net in
concert on this important ordinance.
and protect the interest ri our city.
Some action should also be taken
in reference to the erection of shan
ties on the vacant lots and back
streets. LnIuestionably, such build .
ings occupied by vagrant IRE. ne
grocS, VIII" live by their wits, ar.
nuisanc-~. and should lie abat-d-
Already all the pig. and chiekrn-
have been stolen, and several raids
hav" been made upon smoke houses
and stor.rooms. Wood-piles will
disappear mysteriously in the VEIN
iry of these intruders TIL. Board
shoH!d act promptly in the matter.
and it will say. the lives of hundreds
of negroes, and give security to our
citizens.
The above appeared in the last
Gu-cfte. and is in accordance with
our views How, though, can we
expect the ordinance to be enforced
when it is violated by Il member Of
the Board Tn. members of that
august body are not presumed t"
hav" any NOR" privileges than other
citizens. A change Of members mi yht
improve the city.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Mare aboat the Nat,On0i Dcbt.-1'h he
Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette. writing On tn"
Ah ultimo. says
In addition to the synopsis Of the
monthly sta,e,ncn, of the public debt,
given on Saturday night, the follow
Ing facts will still further serve 10
illustrate the exceedingly Favorable"
condition Of the national finances
The increase. of the net debt for the
months Of Junc aud July, As shown
in the last statement, was III round
numbers one hundred and twenty
two millions, or an average OF TWO
millions per day, but for tn" month
of August the whole increase of our
indebtedness has been onI Y tour hun
dryd and ,lirtv-six thousand dollars,
or an average Of fourteen thousand
dollars per day. In other words a
month ago We were running in debt
at the rate of two millions Il day, and
now a, the rate of only one sixth OF
million per day. 1t is likewise
noteworthy that while the debt has
been increased during the last month
LITTLE. less than half a million, tn"
interest on the debt now outstanding
has been diminished million ana u
Quarter. This result has been ac-
complishcd hy the redemption !" l',
gal tenders al over tw"nty-"ne ana
a half millions of six per cent. CERT
fcates of indebtedness.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR
y FRESH BEEF.-Dtiic~ Chief

t,r,1I, rr,prc,c rpp
,.,,,,,, ~, 90 ~
~ kF.St SEE. r. .-ohc" thi"f
t"rinis-ary, Department OF D".'i-aua.-
New Orleans. La. September I'D. l-t:,. =
sealed proposals. which must be in dupii
cate. witi b" received AZ this q flee. uni
" clock. moon. on Tuesday. tn" 24th day
o'tc'ohrr. lN6j, for supplying Fresh Beet
ct ul aud nurkc'ahi" quality. for The
| nItci States Forces at shreveport. Natchi-
tUchrS .A!,NTUdTia and rin"viil.. in such
quantity a. may b" from time - time, re
CURED. "u such days A. may h- designated
by h" onirt '"mni>-Iry Of III. Depart
n"n'. from til" first day of \ov"mh her. 1868
to the 3I-t iIs ct January. >bG. inclusive.
unless til" contract shall h" Soun"r revoked
by To" tummj~-ary "t Subsistence. Scpnr-
~" bid- viii II" received for each Ui the
above named Pa-t-. Or n. bid INA. Include
tb.u all.
Separate" (-imilar bids VIII b" received
tor ~" delivery II t""t 'attl" on til" h"oi.
at Shreveport. in such quantities. A. may BE-,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
News Items.

'' 49, N'' - - 'HI
posed MIR. Srangl"r viii be the sue
c'ssiui congressional candidate from
tins district.
There II no abatement IN the an
'lPathy to Northern emigration.
An extensive lire Is sweeping over
the DISMAL swamp.
I New York, Oct. ia special
commission will soon b" convened
IN Dublin +" try the Finian,, lately
arrested in that city and other parts
oi Ireland, on charges Of high trea-
son.
III" Queens counsel, AT Dublin,
has expressed III" opinion, that he
considers that the finian orgnniza-
ton Is an extensive and powerful one,
both IN the United States and i'll
ireland.
1t rs reported in England that
10000 men are organizing III tn"
| nited States to carry out the Fin
ian plan.
The latest dates from the scat OF
war in South America are to the Ell
feet that :he allied army has gained
decided victory over the ParaGua
ans, and 1t was thought that further
| fighting would b" abandoned
J Philadelphia. Oct. ll.-1hc | niru
majority IN thls city amounts to INT y
! thousand votes.
! Washington, Oct. ll.-MessrS. y.
/ II. Stephens. cX rebel Vice President,
j. A. Campbell, ex-AssIstant Rebel
Secretary Of War, and q. \. Iren-
holm, eN.K cbei Secretary OF the rra-
sury, have been released on parole,
TO rcs'd" III their respective States
I'll! otherwise ordered by the frcsi
dent.
II. Iresldenf mas signed Parh"'s
for tn" members OF the South Caro-
lima Convention.
Providence. X. J.. Oct. l-lh"
l."cu~tr!ile Gotten mil, at Hopkins
Vile. Il. l., was destroyed by fire TO-
day. The loss Is estimated at SIO.-
600.
! kr"kuk, oct. ILL he Iowa Stat"
election Tor Governor has resulted III
favor OF stone by Il majority OF about
10000.
Nashville, oct. l.-lmm"ns"
| frauds hay" been discovered on I'll"
rr'rnn" here.
he revenue collector tor Cincn
NAN has arrived I" lnF">''@7t" them.
( \ infS" liquor nous" has s"'ndl"d
tn" government ont OF on" hu"dr""
ana h'ty Thousand ao''ar7.
fAc''ihS Times IN III" rhh'.S'c
! Leg allure on the negro iIanchise
/ question
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and undoubtedly hold Santa Martha.
Vh,. rebels were making great
iLcotwav ,b,ourhout the. H.pWbllc.
/ Tnrr,. wos ,.r.a; Gi,attrcliou in
Central America arising from the
Lrn,.,l ,x.cu,i,u of Eauio-
/ p,ru-Vh, rebel, still hold tn.
Chincha Islands. but allow American
and Eucli.h v...,.l- ,nlurL. Matters,
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| ,b.. ,;,y.rum.nt
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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

The 23d Army Corps, compose"
exclusively of coIorcd troops on TIA"
Rio Grand,. has been mustered out
Of til" service.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-03-31
Paw of the Soldier.

In the course of a late speech, Senator Sanis-
bury, the Democratic Representative of the
State of Delaware in the United States Senate
said
shall vote to increase the pay Of the sol
diers. 1t is well known that | was no friend
of this war in its inception; have bfen no
friend of ii in It's progress but being IN II, and
the Government calling for the services OF men,
and they volunteering or being conscriPted, !
will vote TO pay those men, who believe they
are doing right, q reasonable compensation. |
do not know that personally am under any
obligations to the soldiers SO far as my State Is
concerned, because they have been taught to
believe that my views are antagonistic to the
cause in which they have been engaged to serve
their country, but whatever deception may be
practiced upon them, intend in my capacity
here as legislator to vote that those men who
believe they are serving their country faithfully
shall receive proper reward.
Sir, what is the compensation of soldier
| understand it is the sum of sixteen dollars &
month Sixteen dollars a month t. 60 upor
the deadly battlefield Sixteen dollars month
to leave wife, and children, and home, with al
its endearmentsi Sir, it is no compensation a
all and although I believe that the war was 9
great mistake, and that peace can never come
to this country through the bloody track of war;
I l will vote to pay the men who think different
ly from me guided by patriotic motives, just
and reasonable compensation.