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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18
The canadian Press on Lees suEren-
der.

The canadian Press on Lees SurreR.
der.
The Oansdians are evidently profound
" affected by the news Of the Union sue
oesses, and the surrender of General Lee.
Some of the newspapers do not conceal
their chagrin and dissp poiutment. The
Toronto Leader, long the friend and ad-
vocate of the secessiOnistss says, for exam.
pie: I s-.a1lEl zs5- ;ssiF .s--.
The fall of Richmond came upon US like
8 lightning fash, and now the news Of the
surrender Of Lees army comes with equal
suddenness. There seems to be no resist
ing the onward march Of the Federal ar
mics, eonquering IS they 60, and piling up
victory upon victory.
The surrender Of General Lee must hast
en- on the end which every one ought to
desire-the restoration Of peace in Ameri-
cs. We had hoped that peace might have
been obtained by separation. If this can
not be, let US have peace through union.
In Canada our only desire is to have
peace; and now that our neighbors have
drawn SO well on toward it, we trust there
Will 10 IL hA4l0 AOck IL EAblA4uk nG1AAAbb
struggling or ineffective numbers. With
out hesitation our advice TO them now
would be-could we reach their ears-to
submit quietly to q necessity which cannot
be avoided, and TO use their undivided eff
forts toward the restoration of lasting
peace.
The Montreal Gazette Is also profoundly
grieved. It states:
The capitulstion of General Lee puts an
end, we suppose, TO the dream of Oonfed-
eracy OF the Southern States, forming sep
srate and Independent nation upon this
continent. As politicians we believe this
is to be regretted. We believe it is not
well for the world that any one State should
grow overwhelmingly great. Such strength
and the consciousness Of it leads generally
to its abuse. We believe this is a breaking
down also of the past theory and practice
of democratic governments in America,
that il must needs lead to 8 continuance,
for considerable time at least, of that CEN
tralized despotic military power by means
Of which ambitious States are rendered
more aggressive and moro capable of Rg-
gression, while individual liberty of speech
and action is diminished, and local and
municipal authority permanently lessened.
But, on the other hand, we see brought
about (bY means the most deplorable, and
in 8 manner least calculated TO benefit the
emsncipated, indeed, but still brought
about the abolition Of slavery. The hero
ism of the Confederate army, and the
splendid genius of its great chief which
have challenged the admiration of the wide
World-uaV. the great astuteness and abil-
tiles of President Davis, added to them,
have been all insufficient to save them from
the destruction to which this evil, and the
fstuous clingiDg to it, have dragged them
down.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
Probate Court Of Ouyshogs county, o to me d.
rected shall oser for sale the premises, IN the
city Of cleveland, on the 9Th day Of May, ls6 as
o'clock P. NJ, the following pieces OF land sltu'
ated 10 the city Of Cleveland, Ouyahoga county
State of Ohio, and described as follows:
1. Being part Of ten aars lot No 1877, and Is
bounded as follows; BeginniDg at the southwest
corner OF St. Clair and Ross street.; thence north
erly along the west ns Of Ross str Of half way to
Hamilton street, thence terly parallel with Sc.
Clair street, Atty fsei; thence southery, parallel
with Ross street, to the southsrly line Of St. Clair
street; thence easteFly along st. Olair street, affy
feet to the place Of beginning, being so fass mont
on St. Clair street by about l25 feet deep.
2. Being part Of said lot No 137, and being so
feet front north side Of St. Clair street and
tending back half way to Hamilton street, about
lbs feet, and being next west Of and adjoining the
first named piece.
3. Being part Of ten acre lot No 1873, and boupd.
ed as follows: Beglnning at point on the north
erly line o. St. CLAIR street, l4U feet easterly from
the intersection Cf said norther line with the
easterly line Of Ross street; thence northerly at
right angles with st Clair strs {, half way ia
Hamilton street; thsnce eastsrly parallel with
st. Claie street, 77< feet; thence sOuthsrly along
northsrly line Of st Olair street thence westerly
along said northerly line, 77 feet to the place Of
/. Piece appral.sd at 1900.
Z a. ssaSo 'dSS.
Terms Of sale, ons-third down and balance on
time. L. PBEETISs,
Admir- Of James Prouifoot.
Cleveland. April 5. 1855. Aps:2Oe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18

A Colonel lately released from Libby
says that while there the party be was
with was visited by Mrs. -Seddon. wife of
the lsteSecretary OF War. She denounced
them IN the most bitter terms, calling them
Hinhuman moosters,D hell-hounds,D and
ayipers" At her suggestion thew were
thrown into 3 miserable dungeon, vhsre
their su6srings were terrible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18
The Commercial AdUertissr says:

We learn that on the reception at Day
ton of the news of Lineoln's assassination
Yallandighsm left on the first train. The
chief Of the Knights of the Golden Circle,
he had good reason to fear the popular
fury and wisely Stunned it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18

tons to his paper. They will not permit
themselves to be the tools of an eastern
demagogue, having nothing in common
with Ohio workmen, who comes to oleve-
land 70 stir up qusrrels between employers
aud employed in order TO "put money in
hiEpurse.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18
HOOP SKIRTS.

sS- TIE ONLY SKIRT and OoEsET FAoroRT m
THE CTfY.76U
Great number OF hands constantly EMPLOYED. An
our Geois made up in this city. Mandatory
and Wholesale Rooms, $50 superior
street, Up stairs.
RETAIL STORE, NO. I9 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Every kind Of Skirts, Oorsets and Laaies' Whifs
Goods, Of the Latest styles, made to order and al
ways on hand. Also Esney Goods in variety.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS. PATRoHlZE HOME TRADE.
aPS:RS l. KAUFMAN, sup't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18
ARTIFIcIALLEc,

WATER LIMEI WATER LIATEi-
w LOCO bbls Akron Water Lime In lotI to suit
sPii GARDNER, BURT 4 60,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18

The following incident of the Presidents
visit to Richmond will excite 8 special and
unusual interest, in view of the recent
terrible assassination. It suggests the
thought how intense viii be the grief of
the freedmen of the South in Learning that
their great liberatOr and friend mas passed
away:
When the President returned to the
flagship of Admiral Porter, in the even
ing, he was taken from the wharf in cut
ter. just As he pushed OF, amid the cheer
ing OF the crowd, another good old colored
female shouted out "Don't drown Mssss
Abe for Gods sake.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18
NOTICES.

NOTICE.-Theu undersigned has been
IN duly appointed AdminiStrator OF The estate
Of Willard Barber, deceased, late Of StrongsViIle,
Ohio. MORRIS Z. GALLUP.
sErongsHilIa. ApriI "a. 1865. apl7:al6 dAE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18

HOMINY, CRACKED WHEAT,
Ii Graham Flour, Corn Meal, Split Peas, Pearl
Barley, and choice brands of Family Flour, con.
stAntly on hand At go Superior st. mh2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18
U. S. LOAN.
O. S. 7-sO LOAN

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General subserip-
tOn Agency for the sale of United States Treasury
notes. bearing seven and threetenths per cent. In
tsrest per annum, known as the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18
ExULTANT REBEL KILLED,

The slightest expression of secession
sentiments are sure to be sealed with blood.
A few moments since a rebel resident in
quired of guard in front Of the State De-
psrtment if it were true that the President
was dead? The soldier replied it was.
Whereupon the citizen replied: aI am
damned glad of it." He had scarce con-
cluded his uttersnee when the guard put a
ball through his head, and he lies now a
corpse, execrated by sl1, though dead, while
the soldier is toasted and feted and is the
hero of the hour. The incident fairly IL
Illustrates the intensity of the popular feel
ing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18

The investigations in progress to-day have
already implicated five persons who must
have had part in the affair; and how
much more extensive the plot was is not
known. It is believed that Booth was a
member of secret society, and the work
of assassination fell to him by lot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-18
SEVER-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are Issued under date of June 18th,
1865, and are payable three years from that time,
IN currency or are convertible at the option of the
holder into
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
5000 REV ARD.

N|ll.L be given to each and every per
w son from whom hav. boughf cotton:
or TO whom | have sold cotton: or with
with whom hav. deposited any funds for
the purchase or payment Of cotton: or who
ms assisted me- in any way in TIL. transport
ing of cotton in any quantities from one
n"int to another, Their IN or out of the
oui"trrate States.
The above includes myself. agent. or AT.
forucy. or Ty prison actiay for me. 1t be
comes n matter of interest that the names
If all persons thar have had cotton deal
lgs with sh"uld be- known both to the Off
GERS ot the t. ; Government and m self
iF- dr,y one knows oil man with whom !
have had cotton dealings IN any ,rdy. keep
ing back his name. lie shall have the reward
by reporting such man or men.
Let the names be reported te the editor Of
til. ta,ldo Gazette, and Col. w Il. !>hivers.
Post Cnmir at Shreveport, La. II is
ho!'el that M one ,eW Keep back has name
GEO. ". GUESS.
1t Col. 3lst Tex. Cav. Dismoputed
+ 81 give my name officially. Some
know it nth the title; many more mitio'i
it. Jan. 81. I'm.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
Information Wanted ~

T HAVE in my possession seven negroes.
l. viz: George Bledso. black, 6 feet high,
boH, 50 years oid-has free papers from
Clerks ONCE New Orleans La. Said he
was born free in Raleigh. n. G.
Ann Convers. black woman. small size.
.,h"u: 50 years old. has free papers from
lerk' s Office. New Orleans. La. Both o!
the above negroes soy their home il in
New Orleans.
George Alien Qnelter. copper complex
ion. feet 10 inches high. about IS years
I'd -s''id h. WAS free and a citizen OF New
FORK: left there three years since.
John kesoe, copper complexion. 5 feet
en- inches high: said be was made free by
his maste' who lives IN Rapides Parish. La
Calvin Glover. copper complexion. feet
inches high, about rs years old-said he
ras free. but has no free papers.
Joseph Thompson. copper complexion
feet inches high; barber by trade; said
IA" was free but has no free papers.
Lewis Nolan. light black. feet ten inch
is slave. and belonged 10 the estate of ALICE
"a Branch and was taken from his home in
louisiana. by the Yankees. sometime in
1863, and carried t" New Orlrans-s''ipped
from there on steamer like Davis" Us asss-
liant cook.
All the above named negroes were cap
tired from the steamer like Davis in NO
NfHlDtr. Iowa anu IL was ordered ana De
reed by the Hon. Confederate States
curt. for the Western District of Texas
bat the said negroes be hired out by the
Marshal for the purpose of paying the costs
f their suit and support: and that the Mar
hall advertise said negroes. with full
description OF the same. in the San Antonio
Herald, and some newspaper published in
shreveport and Alexandria. La. until fur
her action ia taken in the ma.'er-or until
: n Gnr,s arl and
prove property and pay the costs, and
have the same.
J. r. JEFFERSON.
Marsha! West. Dist. Texas.
Segnin. Jan. 24rb, 1868.
Shreveport News and Alexandria Demo-
Graf please COPY four times, and send hill
to this Office. febl4:4t.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
Election Notice.

STAIR Of Lonisiana -,Parssh ofCad4o.
pER>IANT to a writ Of election To- the
/ directed by his ENccllency Henry W.
Allen. Governor of the State of Louisiana
the qualified voters of the Parish of taddo
arr. notified that on Monday. III" 81 day ".
tpril next (l-Gj}. an election will be held
tor one .Judgr for the Tenth Judicial District
Court of the State of Louisiana. composed
of the Parishes of DrSoto. Caddo and Bos-
sicr. tor the term of four yeats.
The polls will be- opened from o'clock,
A. VI. until 4 o'clock +. VI. in the several
police jury wards of this parish and IN
der the superintrnieucc Of commissioners
designated by the police jury of this parish.
and the returns thereof will he forwarded
to the undcrs gn"i within forty eight hours
after the close of the polls.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
Shreveport, La, Feb. ls65.
/. W. PICkENS.
f-hai Sheriff Of ths Parish OF Caddo.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
Army Orders.

HAN QUARTERS THA>sMl>S DER. ,
Shreveport. La, Fob Is, i~t', I,
0ssExAL ORDERS
T The following order il published for
i. the information of tn. Department:
ADJrrAnr ANp INSPECTOR Gf>l'- OFFICE. !
Richmond October :, l-6I.
G1sEk.L ORDERS
No. ~
The following will supersedc General
Orders. No. - present series, which are
hereby revoked:
]. Al details he'et'f,rc granted under
author " of the War Department. +" per
son. between the ages of l. and - year
are hereby revoked : and all such Dc allied
men, together with th"s. within tht. SAID
ages. who hold turl"ugh, or temporary on
symptoms by reason of pending arpicn
lions for detail. will l." promptly Assem-
bted At the cautt'- uf instruction. and aE9-
spropli. . y as ,igncd among the armies tor
servic. except that men detailed and now
actually employed in the ~.rNic" OF Tia
Government as artisans. mechanics ar per
sons of scientific skill tanI tho. '!ctn'IcI
and now engaged in tho Manufacture. col.
lection and forwarding o! Indispensable"
sapp!ios Tor the the. army and navy. VIII
be continued In their r"-p"ctiv. employ
u.sui> unit! ,h..r respective I"'ailo NJ" !"
vissi
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28

The pending Finance BiH.-The
Finance bill reported to the House
of Representatives of the Contener-
ate States from the committee of
Ways and Means, says the Columbus
(Ga.) Enquirer, has been for some
time under discussion, and some
amendments have been adopted, but
the main features have SO far been
preserved. We have already pub
li>hed it as introduc d. The amend
ments adopted, we understand, merely
affect its details, and reports from
Richmond say that the bill will in all
probability pass without material
modification. 1t is the plan of the
Secretary of TIL Treasury, and strong
hopes are entertained, both by that
able tinancier and by men of the best
,iud grent i'll Congress, that it will
have the effect of reducing and great
~ approaching the Confederate cur
rcncy.
In view of the almos. sure passage
of this measure, and of the beneficial
effects SO confidently expected from
its operations, it becomes prudent
m.'u to beware how tfey contract
debts payable at the end of the year
and based upon the prevailing high
prices. a dollar Of Confederate
money may then be worth two or
three times as much as it is at pre-
sent. Prices are high enough now.
in all conscience, even when paid in
'he currency at its present value
But If the new scheme works out the
long desired change from bad to bet
ter, those who now make yearly con-
tracts will find that they have to pay
more than they bargained for. Short
| payments should now be the order of
the day with every one, and we will
lose nothing by living and acting in
continued expectation Of the "good
time coming SO often promised and
70 long delayed Mobile Nc,xs.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
1y NTEcr.
Z COOPER
Adjutans and Inspector g.,

Adjutant and lnsr.'c'". General.
H. In accordance, with the nh"v" order
All j. all, of men who ID not Il Id Ii
sat-s of N"hi"ai y cards showing Outlines
for service in Inc field. are revoked, win
sts following exceptions Men detailed
from Drpart'n-u! Head Quarters. on th,.
ground Of Ju-tic", -Iui'y and necessity,
where ,hA, gr"mu'! -iiii -Ni-'s and i eIttc!
In the order of detail ; clerks who arr" ~
perts. aud Whose services ar" fntisp"H-t-
bly, necessary. not exceeding on" tor each
officer. sxcrp: in the BurrauH at Marshal
1e1as aad those il. thu --rvic" II h. To
Once. Treasury and Aiju:nnt General
Department men detailed IN field ser
vice in ~ Ia! III elias. is embraced those colt
SANITY engaged in collecting cattle. hor
sss and rnMics. and in hauling 'n!,-p'N-s:-
BILE supplies from on. post I" another
artisans. m-chanics and persons "t sci"r
,i6c skill, in the service of the govern
nrnt; contractors with tie government
whose personal services are certified Us
III. Chief Of the Department with Whom,
shey have contracted. ~ toe Indispensable"
20 the execution Of their contract. aud
whose individual attention is gwen thereto
III. Officer. are not permitted to Ir'.".c
men regularly detailed +" them Whrl
thev wish details r"a.uk.'d. application
mus, be r"s"ir.y mad" stating u" reasons
". Men who's" details ar" revoked t"i
sni-corduc, 81 neglect "f du'y. viii IT,! be
again subj"c, t" detail du ing III" remain
der Of their term of service.
V. No detailed man will be .lrlough..d
un;ess h. has \ certificate %: a NelIcI!
Board. or is recommended by The ";accy
with wh"m he i serving Tot extraordinary
skill and attention L. iutv.
VI. Able bcii..l agricuiturnlists who aye
detailed from Department Head Quarter
and y hose details arr hereby roy "k..l. vii.
BE- allowed until the 1t OF Mas. 1850, :.
renew their applications If they are not
Ie-d-tai.d by that date. enrolling officers
will send them TO their commands wthou
delay.
VII. Mcu detailed as mechanics. art
sans or per-ons of skill, other than thos" in
the service of The government will be al
lowed unit | the Is, of May, s65. 10 have
their details renewed. II not renewed by
that time, they will be sent to their com
nands.
VIII Leaves of absence and ;urioughs
granted by Brig. Gen. II. T lays, +. A. {
s. for thirty days. will be respected
BY command of
General +. kIRBN SMITH.
$ =. An bERStN.
Assistant Adjutnnt General
Louisiana. Texas and Arkansas pa ,er-
publish f"ur times. frb2l At
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
u. X. SNpriNGTu>. l. ;. oWINH~
SAPPlNGTON l. OWISGS.
Receiving, orwarding & Commission
MERcHANC

SAN ANTONIO AND EAGLE PASS.
We have connection with good houses in
VI uamoras and PiedraS \eCras. Mexico.
We will receive cotton or mercha tdis''
consigned to us. and pay treigh's ON cotton
consigned to tlS tor sale but not othcrw iS,'.
We have on hand and en- route tor thi>
city the largest stock of Goods IN the Con-
sederatt. states which We propose to sell
for Confederate money or cotton.
Reference 10 our numerous customers all
over Texas Louisiana and Arkansas
Houston Telegraph will copy 10 times
in I. ". and Shreveport News 3 mos. and
forward bills to this office tor payment
d,gO
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
OFFICE Naval PAYxAsrER,
Shreveport, Feb. ZWh. 16

Shreveport, Fen. LV0. 1860.
A REWARD of Five Hundred Dollars
n will be given for the apprehension and
confinement in any Jail in the Trans -Missis-
sippi Department of the following named
deeerters from the C. S. steamer Missouri:
burn hair. fair complexion, height 81 feet;
born in France.
William Brown. age 10, blue eyes. light
hair. light COMPLEXION, height S feet
inches born at Galveston.
William West. age "a. black eyes, black
hair, dark complexion. height fest I
inches: born in Louisiana.
J. 4. TrayIor, age u years. blue eyes,
light hair, fair complexion born in Ala
llama.
William Jones. age 81. blue eyes, light
hair. fair complexion, height feet inches;
born in Louisiana.
One hundred dollars reward will be paid
for the apprehension of either of the shove
men. and if confined in any Jail In the
country. all prison charges will be paid
(when presented t" the undersiRned). until
such time as the prisoners may be claimed
by the Commandment of this station.
These men were recently Transferred
from the army at Galveston. and are prob
ably returning to that place.
Enrolling officers of the army. and Others,
are requested to use every exertion to sp-
prehend the above deserters.
BY order.
Lieut.. Comdg. J. II. CARTER, c. S. n.
WM. A. HEARNE.
Assistant Pay master G. S. Navy.
All daily papers in the Trans Mississippi
Department copy one week. and all week
lies. three weeks, snd forward bills -
above. feb2l-n
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28

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Aulr ."rrlnl perm forage 10 " U n-r tt-Am
mule ore -hto un-.
mu!.o six an
driver ani
IN :or x.an Al
ncut and dollars
wonul"w agn nanlt {,
hunl rl
nle team. miles
For the hire of w - "a "a
and all damages
For hin, f
ration. { nt,-
tate
al trees
snd r
which wherein
p
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nd every hcop
REUBEN Whitley ooh"'Si'ne'S
Shrevep "a
cpnnman
General L.
5. ANDERSON.
Assistant Aljutan General.
,iana OPP
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
OFFICE SURGEoN GE>hRNi. IA, I
Drcenh,r ~ lSEI. L

OFFICE SuKGEoN GE>hRNL IA,
December - 1864.
~ HAND at the state Dispensary,
~ Shreveport. a large and general as
sortment of ali kind OF Medicines, iuclu
ding Turpentine and Alcohol. Citizens o
Louisiana needing the same, are informed
that their orders will be- promptly filed on
application at the BisPensars.
4. MARTIN,
Surgeon General Louisiana.
Natchitocbes. Alexandria, Homer and
Mount Lebanon papers copy times. and
seud bill with copy at the paper to the
INsrsrMvy f-- T"ynsn'. as2'
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
AUCTION.
81,ooo,ooo.

nSE MILLION dollars worth of Dry
" Goods. C!o'hing. Boots, Shoes and
,iardw.u.. will he sold at auction. at Mrs.
'eils Stor. on Texas street. Shreveport.
al. to begin on Monday. March 18th.
rom day to dag until the whole is dis
posed of.
Tn" ladies are respectfully invited to at
end. rs there is large amount o: fancy
goods to be sold. ~. ;. ELLIS.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28

WYE Are su,to, lzetl 70 announce the
w name FL. N. MUTT, ~ candidate
tor the judg-ship Of this l0th Jadiciai Dis
trict. Election first Monday in April next.
Papers in this District publish and send
bills to this Office.
~ We are authorized ID announce
Hon ROLAND JONES a. candidate for
reelection to the Jhd9eship of this (lOth)
Judicial District. Election 10 take place
on the first Monday in April next.
feb2I-taprt1
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
For Safe.


nNEvery superior cNtr'. family Carriage.
~ of the best New York Manufacture
can be used a. an open or close carriage
ing trumpet TO the driver. &c. With til"
ctrriaye are two sets Of the finest English
double harness. The ca; Wage aud harness
have been used only few times. aud are
warranted cool aS new.
Also one superior rosewood full octave
Piano =: one very fin" Wilton Carpet. for
parlor: one fine Er,.>scis Carpet, Tor par
lor. Apply t.
ia3l PHELPS & co.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
$500 Reward i'm La. State
Money.

ID ANYWAY from me at this place on the
II sth Feb'y. my negro boy Edward.
Commonly known as Ed. Pickett.) aged
bon: 20 years. quite black in color, small in
size. rather boyish in looks. soft voice. quiet
and reserved in manner; is a good cook,
barber and general house servan. will
pay the above reward for him delivered in
any Jail where can get him. or 10 Mrs. H.
D. Bailey, near Alexandria. Rapides Parish.
or Messrs. Phelps Il Co, this city.
febJl:2t HATTIE B. MCKEE.
South Western and Gazette copy one time
and send bills to this Office.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
FOR SALE,
8 4 ., O O
NOTICE..

NJ c. dig LIVE. Assessor for the 1.-THE
N. Tax for Cufin Parish. La. will be
daily at Capt. Sm,h's otiicc in Shreveport
t" a. the produce II the crop OF ! sG4 -
All who have not hctn assessed will lease
cali upon bin there.
will he ready i'm Il few days to Assess
he bacon Come in soon. n il is requisite
to have TIE assessment male early
\. OLGIVIE,
Assessor tor C,ddo Tax D.. .rict
Caddo Gazette and News copy three
times.
February Is. 1863. feb2I:3t