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The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

EXTREME DEPTH OF THE SEA.-Deep sea
soundings have at last become something like
reliable The result is, that the ocean, so far
as yet explored, is not above half as deep as it
was formerly supposed to be. The greatest
known depth 10 the North Atlantic is about
$4,000 feet, or nearly FIVE miles-Dot much less
than The height of the loftiest mountains on the
globe 1t is supposed, however, to be much
deeper than this between the Bahamas and the
grand bank of Newfoundland, but the sound
ings on which that supposision is founded are
not quite satisfactory.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

ITEM FOR NEWLY MARRIED PEoPLE.-"So
you are going to keep house are you ?" said an
elderly maiden to blushing bride.
YES" was the reply.
"Going to have girl, suppose
The newly made wife colored, and then qui
etly responded that she really didn't know
whether it would be boy or girl,'
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

The President AND Hrs BRoTHER.-The
editor of the Reese River Reville, who seems
to be we'll acquainted with the johnson family,
SAYS that brother of the President is DOW
publishing paper in Texas. He learned bis
trade as printer in the Raleigh \. C) Stand
ard Office, the publisher of that paper having
adopted him on the death OF the boys father.
President Andrew johnson, like Andrew Jack
son, is of Scotch aud Irish descent. is native
of Raleigh, IN c.. and aged fftyt years.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

CURE FOR THE SMALL Pox.-When the fever
is at its hight, and just before the eruption ap-
pears, the chest is rubbed with croton oil and
tartsric ointment. This causes the whole OF
the eruption to appear on that part ofthe body.
to the relief Of the rest. 1t also secures a fup
and complete eruption, and thus prevents the
disease from attacking internal organs. This
is said to be now the established mode OF treat
ment in the English army in China, By general
orders, and it is regarded as perfect cure.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

SHEEP A NECESSITY on A FARx.-The Mark
Lane Express says: The experience of the most
advanced agricultural nations, like England.
Germany aud France, goes to show that sheep
are a necessity of good general system Of
husbandry, on even the highest priced lands,
and amid the densest population. They afford
as much food to man 10 proportion to their own
consumption Of food, as any other domestic an
imal
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

"WAFrED DowS, is the title Of q lecture
delivered in Marysyille, OF the 9th inst, by
blue stocking named Brown Her Dexi one
will probably be Busted Up.'-Bes.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

In which OF the twelve months does vo-
man talk the least? February, for II u the
shortest
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

PRINCE ALFRED Of England has been 90
visit to the little Prince Imperial at the T1ile-
res and had nice time.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

WHEN is band of music ike au ox' When
it has pair of horns.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

A MALE native OF Michigan i 0ow deDoml-
pated Mchigander, while bis female male -
called Q Michigoose.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

VIII always be supplied with CHOICE LIQUORS
and CIGARS. PBlCES MODERATE.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

HNHlS NEW BRICK AND ELEGANTLY FUR
nished Hotel stands first in the State for com
fort and accommodation for the travelling public
every room being well ventilated and neatly fur
ni-hed
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21
Army Orders.

uvAp QrARrkKs TRASs-MIss. DIRT. /,
Shreveport. La. Feb. IS, 1865. !
o'"*, "a 1 {"
The following order il published fo
L. the information Of the Department:
ADJrrANr ANn INSPECTOR GkSI'S Ofplcs.
Richm md October s, 1864.
GEsERAL OKpEKs I
No. -
The following will supsrnede General
Orders. No. q present series. which are
hereby revoked:
l. A, details he et"f re- granted. under
authority Of the War Department. to per
~ons between the nxe. of Is and - years.
Are hereby revoked and all such detailed
men. together with these within the said
ages, WIN hold furlo"ghs or temporary ex-
smption. tty r~a."n Of pending applica
sions for detail, will be promptly Assem-.
bl~d a, the c~ars Of instruction. and ap-
apo nj. ~ signed umong the armies tor
service; -zc-p, that NEW d., allied and now
actually employed in the scrvice of the
Government ~ artisans, mechanics or per,
son. Of scientific skill tand tbo-s detailed
aud now engaged in the mannfacrhr~ cob
Oostiou and forwarding Of Indispensable
supplies Tor the the army and nAvv). will
BE- continued In their respective employ
meats until their respective details are re.
Vissd.
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WILL be given to each and every per.
w son from whom have bought cotton;
or to whom I have sold cotton; or With
with whom have deposited any funds for
the purchase or payment of cotton; or who
has assisted me in any way in the transport
ing Of cotton in any quantities from one
point to another. e Their in or out of the
Confederate States.
The above includes myself agent. or at.
torney. or any person acting for me. 1t be
comes a matter Of interest that the names
Of all persons that have had cotton deal
ings with should be known both to the OH.
GERS OF the &. S. Government aud my self
II any one knows of a man with whom
have had cotton dealings in any ,cdy. keep
ing back his name. he shall have the Few ard
by reporting such man or men.
Let the names he reported to the editor Of
the Cadho Gazette, and Col. w. X. Shivers.
fost Com'dr at Shreveport, La. II is
hoped that no one ,oiR keep heck his name
GEO. w. GUESS.
1t Col. 3lst Tex. Cav, Dismounted.
81 give my name officially. Some
know it nth the title; many more ,ci,ho,a
1t. Jan. 81. Pm.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21
For the News.
Annexation.

Dearest. loveliest, of your sex.
The wish Of my heart is to annex"
To some fair creature. sweet and true.
Young. gentle. handsome. just like you.
Are you for annexation? You .'aughter."
If you call yourself d true Texas daughter:
The Lone STAR" indeed, had better staid
single,
Than with Uncle Sam" her beloved. 10
minge.
He proved a rascal beyond all hope,
And with Cousin Dixie" she did eiope.
The case is different; IL do better,
Aud keep my word to the very letter;
III love. sustain. comfort and cherish,
Protect. defend, or for you perish;
Not one reproach will ever utter,
And always keep you in bread and butter.
When you make 6fs. I'll get up; Soc.
When you boil the coffee I'll take cup;
Likewise stake. and an egg or two.
After being nicely cooked By you. sac Ia
Should take II in your head to die,
I'll hardly get over it, but I'll try;
I'll put you in "real hogany'' and bury
Yon shugly in the cemetery;
Put on mourning for my dear 'cri.ter''
And get another just as pretty. 81 .,..e,
So, are YOU for annexation" pray.
It's charming. those whove tried It say
No doubt we'll ind in Marshall. Texas, =
Some one comp tent to "annex u.s."
Squire, . Judge. a Priest, or Preacher.
And after that we'll need no Isaeher. -
OUR OWN POET.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21
TRANSPORTATION

""l" team and driver .ion' and forage furnished by
S
forage f"rnh. by "
<turnrh.d
forage by "
2 :
day.
Hauling of team.
snd FURNISHED
mile load
ordianc- to accordingly
OF SOLDIERS
rra".p"aion o" .ii by %Iea ~ esns. per- per mile
Of soldiers
slaves enrolled
med in aiii ~ s
When .1cr are which proi"i this
along the mos,
dire; ani "-naly travelled road $1,000
Of
mi,a'" delivery authorized! Impress
attention, follow
:ec'" of the A"tndory Act approved February 10Th
at the Ac Of March
pnchaeJ bv
h" nc" for sale speculation but tor his
The new INSTRUCTION.. Of the A",an aud Inspector
. 1850
before shall be made the
describing the property he wishes purchase
NO officer will the supplies
enposmsn,. alo"n, ~ be-
by I'll. must be determined by local
NE ny@, p p A IAN Commissioners
Al E. K,nnr SMITH.
As,itan. General
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s. COOPER.
Adjutant and Inspector

Adjutant and Inspector General.
II. In accordance with the abov" order
all details Of ,nru y no do not hid certit
Gates Of Medical Boar IL showing unfi,n"s>
1,r service ia the field. are revoked. with
she following exceptions Men detailed
from Department Head Quarters. Oh th.'
ground vi tee, equity and necessity
whore that ground -sili exists and j. s'ate.i
In the order If detail clerks. who are ~ 3,
p0rta. aud whose services are indisprnN-
bly, nec@asary. no: ~xc~e.ling one f.'r each
ofnesr, except in the BurrnuN nt Marshal
Texas. aud those in the SERVER cf the POI.
Once. Treasury sad ASjntsnt G"ncrai'
department mrA je'ssts~t in field ser
vice in - hich class 10 embraced thos. con
stsn.ly enRaHra in collecting cat IL. h"r
ses and ,nuleS' apd in hauling indi-p.n-a
BILE supplies from one post TO another
artisans. mechanics and persons Of Sciei
Sitc skill. in The service of the govern
In-nt; contractors with . government
whose personal services are certified by
she CHIEF of the Department with whom
shey have contracted. TO be Indispensable
70 the execution Of their contract. and
whose individual atteation is given thereto
III. Officers are not permitted To relieve
Zen regularly detailed to them Wl"r
shry wish details revoked, application
snu.: be regular y made stating the r"n>on-
". Men whose details are revoked for
s2ain aubj-ct 10 detail duriue the remain
des Of their term of service.
". No detailed mau will be furlough-d
un.eas he has . certificate of a Medical
Bead. or ID recommended by the officer
with whom he il srrving. for extraordinary
Skill and htt,.hsios {" duty.
vi. Able :boiie aRricui,uralis,s who are
detailed from Department Head Quarters
and whose details are hrreby revoked. will
be allow I'd Until the lat Of May. 1865. To
renew their applications II they arc not
re-detailed by that dale. enroilinR Officers
will sead them TO their commands without
delay.
VII Men detailed a. mechanics, ar,i,
sans or per- ns of skill. other than those in
the service Of the government. witt be al
lowed until the lat of May, 1865. to hnv"
their details renewed. If not renewed by
that time, they will be sent to the:s com,
uanda
VIII Leaves OF absence and furlough.
granted by Brig. Gen II. T. Hays. 7. 4. G.
s., Tor thirty days. will be respected.
by command OF
General T. KfRBx Sx,rH.
S. S. Al DERSOS,
Assistant Adjutant General
Lonisiana. TEXAS and Arkansas papers
publish four times. feb2l-At
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

\ 4 REW1KU ~ 1ix RikdkJ6 bslIaa,
| "A ell be 9issa f. thssppeelhssaessnd
con6nemest IN any jail in he TrasD; Miseis-
sippi Department, Of tie fo11oW Ing Ha6Aed
desegtels from the G. & Stss0srs1 i0oi {:
| A. E. GweSon, sGs. 10. brewn 80, -.
burn hair, fair complexioo, bsight'S3 feee;
born in Fssne1. 9ela REsG 20 HnteSI
William Brown. ags 10. blue eyes, light
hair, light complexion, height fest :
! inches born at Galveston.
William West, age -. blosk eyeA;A laek
hair, dark complexion. hight s Ssoe :
inches; born in Louisiana o. '"A'S~
J. r. Trsylor, age " ysasa. klnGeQss,
light hair, fair complexion; born IN a.
bama. '- III 70 ++S7--''-' 1~S4 S'A'
Willian Jsoes. 49, 81. bluseysa Nghs
hair, fair complexion. hsfght s feet tnchss;
born in Louisiana. sI"H 'etS s~
One hundred dollars reward VIII BE- paid
for the apprehension of sithse q theabove
country. all prison charges Will b paid
(when presented 10 tho undsssiRnsA). uotil
such limo US the prisoners may be claimed
BY the Commandant of this station
These men were recently transferred
from the army st GatveatOn, aAd ~ pEub.
ably returning to that place.
Enrolling officers Of the army. snd otbss.
are requested 10 use every e1ataoo - ~
prehend the above deserterS.
BY order.
Lient. Comds. J. d. CAHrxR, c. s. N.
-.- -. WIN. A. HEARNE,
Assistant Paymastsr c. s. Navy.
AN daily papers in the Trans- 1eSRiAdppi
Department copy one 1sek, ~sd ~ .aak-
lies, three weeks, aud forward bills -
above. Ns~zas feb41-0
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

. A.088V8OD "0AVO0& ~
HAVE In my possession seven neeross
Clerks Once. New Orleans. La. Said he
was born fire. in Raleigh. n. C. sJSnT
Apn Convers. black woman. small size
about 81 years old. has free papers from
Clerks O6cs. New Orleans. La. Both o,
the shove negroes ssy their home d ia
George Alien Qusller. copper complex.
ion. feet ~ inches high, shout IS years
old-ssid he was free and citizen Of New
York; len thsre three years since.
John Ke,.oe. copper complexion, S fee,
ten Inches high; said be was made free by
his master. who lives in Rapides Parish {. La.
inches high, about IS years old-said b.
was free. but has no free papers.
Joseph Thompson. copper complexion.
s feet 8 inches high; barber by trade; said
he wa, free but has no free papers.
Lewis Nolan. light black, s feet ten inch
e high-abOut twenty years old-said he
Is slave. and belonged TO the estate of Alice
La Branch. and was taken from his home in
Louisiana, by the Yankees, sometime in
1863, and carried tn New OrleaDs-shipped
from there on steamer like Davis" a. assis.
tant cook. 49,
All the above named negroes were cap.
turel from the steamer Ike Davis" in No
venber. 1864. and it was ordered and de-
creed by the Hon. Confederate States
Court. for the Western District Of Texas.
that the said negroes be hired out by the
Marshal for the purpose of paying the costs
Of their suit and support; and that the Mar
shall advertise said negroes, with full
description OF the some. in the San Antonio
Herald, and s1me newspaper published in
Shreveport and Alexandria. La, until fur
Their action Is taken in the matter-or until
the owner or owners can come forward and
prove property aud pay the costs, and
have the same.
J. r. JEFFERSON,
Marshal West. Dist. Texas
Seguin. Jan. oath, 1865.
Shreveport News and Alexsndria Demo-
crat please copy four times, aud send bill
10 this Office. febll:4t.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21
For Sale.

For Sale.
ONE very superior extra family Carriage.
" Of the best New York manufacture !:
can be used as an open or close carriage !;
has all the modern improvements. speak.
ing trumpet to the driver. &c. With the
carriage are two sets of the finest English
double harness, The carriage and harness
have been used only few times, and are
warranted as good as new
Also one superior rosewood full octave
Piano; one very fine Wilton Carpet, for
psrlor: one fine Brussels Carpet, for par
tor. Apply to
Ja3l PHELPS d co,
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

From a late foreign paper VA copy
the following Mexican News
The mint at the capital, which in
the month Of August last struck off
s374,0Oo. coined $4,000 in Sep.
,enhsr.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21
Local Advertise's.
Notice.

Notice.
DARTIES having the old issue Of Con-
II federate Treasury notes in our posses
sion, either in packages or by credit on
our books, will please receive the same
during this month, or instruct us what dis.
position to make of it.
Parties indebted to us in said old issue.
will please come forward and settle with
a. ut once. otherwise We shall expect and
demand the new issue.
PHELPS Il Co.
decS Commission Merchants
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

The History Of the Old ibaey
Brigade.
Now Ready for sale
~ at this Office. Only . few copies to
be disposed OF.
Fries-Ste FER copy in new tsne.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21
OrrIcE SURGEON GENERAL LA. I

OFFICE SURGEON GENERAL. LA,
December %, 1864.
IN HAND ct the State Di.pensary,
~ Shreveport. = large and general as
sorfmsnt Of al kind of Medicines, inclu.
ding Turpentine and Alcohol. Citizens OF
Louisiana needing the same, are informed
shat their orders will be promptly hlled on
application at the Dspensary.
A. MARTIN,
Surgeon General Louisiana.
Estchitochee, Alcxandris, Homer and
Mount Lebanon papers copy I times, and
send bill With . copy Of the paper to the
lisrsn.sry for Payuent. de.'
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

10
80"
pcr
ald-d f'NNN'"'A " oe
by OF the and Government ~ N f"
shall be paid mile
Railroad and 06
be- fnrnsh-I bv NN
furnished Governmen,
N'''"'
Four furnished bv the Cavern
dollars ~ '"e' '1
dollars day Owner furnishing
day
oncdo hnse no va ~
t,r,h
dmedca
1900 ~ ' va NS
pstre Wv 1'''' f' "',
onwilbe
r F'N
thee
REubEa sv WiiqE Commissioners.
La. February "''''A
General E. KIRBY SMITH,
8. s. ANDERSON,
Assistant Adjutant General
YaniGara FrN1
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

TIME Undersigned is now prepared again
L to make COGAns ofevery description
at the shortest notice.
All orders left at my shop, in the Alley,
near Headquarters. will meet with prompt
attention. F. M. WALDREN.
~ Skk
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21
SPELLING BlOk.

Now ready for delivery
~ THE SOUTHERN SPELLER.
BY Mrs. NJ. B. Hay, late principal OF the
Shreveport Female Academy.
The Southern SpeIter is designed for be-
ginners. and is intended "a u Spsler and
Reader; its character is snch as will inter
est children and attract their attention.
Price-Single copies S.. in new issue
or Louisiana money or % cents specie.
IL copies $50. Liberal discount to the
trade.
Orders should be forwarded Immediately
as the edition is not large and they viii
be filed in the order received. Sent to any
address. post paid. on receipt of price.
Address, JNO. DICKINSON,
octll News Office, Shreveport. La.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21
Election Notice. ~
State of L0xisioxa Parisk 0fCA66d

Os0Ic ~ L08sSeQ10 F03sSN. ~ OOo0V'
DURsUANr 10 writ Of election - -
i directed by his Exeelisaex HsesysW
Allen, Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
the qualified votets Of ehe PartsA efUU41e
are notified that on Monday, the a Day of
April next (ls65), an election win be held
for one Judge for Tie TeasA Judicial Dbtsct
Court of the State Of Louisiana, coDReeeA
of the Parishes of DeSoto, Csddo and Bos-
s,er. for the term Of -four yesD.
A. ~, until 1 O'Clock. P. NJ in the several
police jury wards Of this psstsh, sud I'M
der the euperiateDlease 81 .eonmislionsss
designated by the police jury Of this perish,
and the returns thereof will he forwarded
to the undersigned within forty-eight hesss
after the close of the polls. -
SHEKlHF's OFFiCE, ~"s
Shreveport, La, Feb. 1885,. .az ss6
I. W. PlCKENS,'
feb2l Sheriff Of the Parish Of Caddo.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21
Fer Sale.

A DWELLING HOUSE consisting Of I
IA rooms. one kitchen. two stables and q
cistern, situated on McNeill street and is
the last on the right going to the Arsenal.
For further information apply to Jean
Courtade on the premises. feb7- ST
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21
Wanted.

A T Shreveport Arsenal. OLD ZINC, for
n which liberal price will be paid.
G.. ". VALLEY,
Oct. 26-H Capt. Com'dE.
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Lost OF Stolen.

LOST OF StODSDs
A Certificate of Exchange for New
n Issue. drawn in favor Of Louis Desc
bry, for $3.50. of the value or $50. mum
bered 236. date Sept. -. 1854. and issued
by II. J. G. Battle. Steps have been taken
to renew the certificate feb21; 3ts
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

Fer Rent.
A LARGE ROOM. twenty BY sixty feet.
N in Sd story of brick store room, over
Commis>ary rnom.
ssb7.3. J. H. REYIoLps
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AUCTIoN6.
81,ooo.ooo.

nNE MILLION dollars worth Of Dry
~ Goods, Clothing. Boots, Shoes and
Hardware. will be sold at auction. at Mrs.
Wells Stor. on Texas street. Shreveport
ale to begin on Monday, March 18th,
at O'clock. .. m, and will be continued
from day to day until the whole is dis
posed of.
The ladies are respectfully invited to at
tend. - there is large amount of fancy
goods to be cold. AS. WELLS
Succession OF }. v. Bran0ley.
NOTICE is hereby given that Sarah NJ
~ Mathews. Executrix, has this day 6led
sion. showing full account OF her admin
istration up to date. and m application
praying the same TO be homologatad, and
if opposition is not made thereto in thirty
days from this date. the same will be hom-
"ioCated and made the indgmen. Of the
Court All. LEONARD.
Jan 81; St. Clerk.
Wanted to Purchase,
A SMALL dwelling bau>e aud lot within
"A the corporation Of Shreveport. Address
isox 1853, Post Office, or Inquire at this Of
fee. febA;,f
Committed
ITO the Jail in the city OF Shreveport.
i Parish OF Caddo. negro man who calls
his name jim. Of dark gride color. aged
about twenty-eight years. about Eve feet
FIVE inches high, and says he belongs t.
Col. L,wth.r Of the State of Nilsson now
commanding regiment from tina, State.
The owner or owners of said negro are
notified to come forward. prove property
and take him away, or he will be disposed
Of "a the Law directs
NV. MAHLE,
tebl4:3t Jailor.
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.. \. GAPPINGTOS. l.. 3. owIHSs
SAPPINGTON / OWINGS,
Receiving, Forwarding 4 os0missien


MERCTIANT
SAN ANTONIO AND EAGLE PASS.
We have connection with good houses in
Na'Smorss and t'iedras Negras. Mexico.
We will receive cotton or merchandise
eonsigned to u.s. and pay freights on cotton
consigned to us for sale, but not otherwise
We have on hand and On route for this
city the largest stock Of Goods in the Con-
f-derate States. which We propose to sell
for Confederate money or cotton.
Reference to our numerous customers all
over Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas
Houston Telegraph will copy 10 times
in T.W.. and shreveport News 8 mos. and
forward bills to this office for payment
DECO
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

NOTICE.
NJ c. OLGlLvIE. Assessor for the 1.-THE
~ Tax for Csddo Parish, La, will b.
daily at Capt Smiths of6ce in Shreveport,
to assess the produce of the crop Of 1914
call upon him there.
win be ready in few days to assess
the bacon. Come in soon. as it 10 requisite
to have the assessment made early.
n. c. OLGIV1E,
Assessor for Caddo Tax District
Caddo Gazette and News copy three
tines.
February IS. 1865. feb2I;3t
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1900 Reward.

T OST or stolen. q gold WATCH and
IL CHAIN, on Saturday. 18th inst. while
at the Barbecue. The watch is a very fine
one. double-cased, and manufactured by
Hyde 4 Goodrich. of New Orleans. Mum
Der not positively remembered, but sup.
posed it 10 be 1883 there are any how,
three s's in the number. $1,000 reward
will be given for delivery Of the same st
this Office. or 70
A. n. JORDAN.
feh2l-lt' Pleasant Hill, Ia.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21
MARRIED.,

At the residence OF tbs bride. in this city.
on the end Instant by the Rev. Mr.. Russell,
Brig. Gen. 7. G; HUM. OF Ssy Orleans. to
None but the brave deserve the fair"
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

- We are authorized to announce
Hon. ROLAND JONES ~ . candidate tor
reelection to the Judgeship Of this (loth)
Judicial District. Election to take place
on the first Monday in April next.
feb2l-tapri
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HOUSE WANTED.-Any one having .
n house to rent. can hear of . good sen-
ant, by application TO the Editor Of Wis -
per. .-..... ien|li q.
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$500 Resse;a in La stats

Money.
ID ANAwAf from me q. this place on the
IL sth Fsb'y. my negro boy Edward.
Commonly known as Ed. Pickett) aged
bout 22 years, quite black ia color, small IN
size. rather boyish in looks. soft voice. qcist
and reserved in manner; is q good cook.
barber and general honse servant VIII
pay the above reward tor him delivered il
any Jail where I can get him. or to Mrs. n.
D Bailey, near Alexandra. Rapides Pas1ih.
or Nessrs. Phelps l. Co. this city. 44sw
f.bll: 2t HATTIE B. MCKEE.
South Western and Gazette copy one time
and send bills to this office. ,....s..s.
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800 Reward.
5000 REWARD.
BY command Of

Shreveport and Arkansas papers publish four times.