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'FsHE undersigned respectfully informs
= his friends and the public generally,
ina, be has just received from The Eastern
Cities, large assortment Of
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3loomsburs, Sept 27,Is65
, 1865-02-17

let it be engraved and sent to all the
schools in the country as o "copy." SEN
sible people may, with advantage, imi-
tate his Lordship in many respects-in
few more sensibly than in his admirable
habit of "writing a letter that can be ca
silly read" We have cheerfulIy allowed
him to guide our councils-we are as
ready to let him guide our hands.
, 1865-02-17

habit of "writing a letter that can be ca
silly read" We have cheerfully allowed
him to guide our conclusive are as
ready to let him guide our hands.
From the Nru York World, January 81
VIM. Cornell Jewett 10 the Pre-
8ident-Thc Alternative Pre-
sented to the Administration
Speedy Peace or a Long War
and Foreign Com plications.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN: The Blair and
Singleton missions, monuments-of which
YOU may BE- proud-to your wisdom and
humanity offeeIing, will establish before
the world the Interchangeable determina-
ton of the South for independence, which
position, in view Of a late determined
upon purpose of France, Austria, Spain,
and the Pope of Rome, TO recognize and
aid the South 4 at an early day, places upon
you the solemn responsibility Of either
being the direct means of the overthrow
of the republic entire or its preservation.
With this established purpose Of the
South and Europe, you must either de-
clare for the independence of the South,
in exchange for the freedom of the slave,
and a corporation Of the South to pre-
vent the designs Of Europe upon our re.
public, or you must prepare for a pro-
longed war with not only the South, but
Europe, with the loss of California, and
the entire destruction of the republic,
while the people must rally round two
banners, one for the independence Of the
South, to save the republic, one for the
subiugation of the South to destroy it.
1t is folly to take any other view of our
national position. This course now all
paramount for you and the people, with
results is inevitable. 1t is likewise folly
to talk of the South being crushed, with,
first, her esprit, more formidable than
her arms" with, second, her ability to
purchase independence from Europe,
through slavery and cooperation in ex-
tending European rule on the American
continent with, third, the late declara-
ton of General Sherman, in a letter TO a
friend in this city, received Thursday last,
'that, instead of the South being con-
quered, the war had hardly commenced -
with, fourth, a fixed purpose of General
Lee, should the now powerful effort be-
ing made to take Richmond be deemed
overpowering, to leave Richmond q sec
ond Moscow.
You may disregard my views, but time
will stamp them as having been as wor-
thy of consideration rs my earnest APP
peals for years past, among them urging
upon you to insist on Mexico receiving
sufficient means from US TO pay her for
eign indebtedness-thereby checking a
purpose of foreign powers for a foothold
on the continent.
While that course would have prevent
ed the now increasing and formidable
position of France and Macmillan, in CO.
operation with European powers to CO.
operate with the South, a peace now can
alone destroy and prevent the extension
of that power.
VIM CORNELL JEwETT.
Philadelphia, January 90.
, 1865-02-17

(From tie Neu York World, January3 81
VIM. Cornell Jewett 10 tn c Pre-
THE Alternative Pre-
sented to the Administration
SPEEDY Peace or a Long War
and Foreign Com plications.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-22

ooh. my son, my son! / have in
reality killed you with my own
hands!"
The dying boy opened his eyes as
he whispered
mo, father. It was a drunken 80!
der that shot me-"
But the faih.r would not be com
forted. and he moaned, knecling be-
sid. him
"Oh. no! no, your blood will b..
required OF me. and many anothers'
What shall 1 say when the inquiry
comes
So Where are thy brothers, whose
many lives hav. been wasted for thy
profit e."
That night was one of deep
sorrow and moaning; for in the
parl, r., which had lately been richly
furnished, a still, whit. form. r-posrd
With folded hands and silent heart
A young lf,. had flown. an immortal
soul WAITING 20 be witness in that
day when God shall iudg- the world
in rig l.teousn-ss. And in front OF
the fire, where he had once "a, before.
WAS Il pale, la@gard man. gazing with
burning eyes upon the bright. new
carpet where the av-pger had writ
ten with the red life blood oi his dar-
ling -on.
The lesson was not unlearned by
the consci-nce-stricke man, for
after tn. funeral was over til" cask :
anf t.cou,.rs re IN. saloon ,y.r,.
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in showers, and shricks, cries and
strong language made the "welkin
ring" whatever that means.) The
good folk Of Gcnevilliers thought that
the spirits had not only cornc. but
got into tie heads of the party.
What was this extra seomcc ?" you
ask. hear j family q';arrel about
financial arrangements, which has
ended in a general fitting of the par
~ minus poor Mr.. Goupy. who re-
mains with four years lease and
breahages to pay. The Brothers
have bound him to that, and left the
knot unsolv-d. This has scandal
, lied GrneviiIirrs, alarmed Asnipres,
and deprived Paris Of the perform
anc-s Of the cirv,r D's., who have
lett for London. deeply regretted.
LouisNAP LEON rA-N FfLLow FEEL
!&G FukJEFF. DAVIS-DR. tZAPKAy
AND THE PRINCE ROYAL OF PRuS-
STA, ETC.
n. Y. Herald Berlin Correspondence.
Berlin. june 26, 1S65.-A semi
oIFclal organ q tlc L russian 'OF-
ernnen. asserts that imn-diatel y af
ter his return from Algiers, Louis
Nap, Icon addressed cumtnunica-
ton to the British Cabinet inviting
it to join him in friendly representa-
tons to the Government of the L nj
ted States n behalf Of the lea ders Of
the d-tunct Gunteceracy and the pop
ulation of the States. The Emper-
or Napoleon is Of the opinion that
England and France, having preVi-
ousiy acknowledged the southern
States AS brli'gerenis, ar" bound now
TO take some step IN ttier favor Ii
Louis has actually made such prop
"s'iion, which III so adroit pohtl-
elan would be really surprising, 1t is
not likely that England vii! consent
to it. She must recollect the tate OF
he" attempted It.terTenton III Poland,
when she had treaty nights To appeal
to, while she has not the slightest pre-
text Tor Interfering III the domestic
affairs OF America. And besides,
the denizens Of chrystal palaces
ought to It chaiy OF INDUCING IN
lap,dating amusclnents. II England
end France slnu.d rcm0n-trate with
Mr., Andre" johnson on has treat
fneNt OF J"ti DAVIS . 20, tA"y may
be told to walt tn the objects OF their
aolicitud" are blown from the mouths
OF cannon or smoked &c death III a
cave, a. was done III India and Al
seria, and to rs-2oFe the oeam from
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the millions as the Commodore. al
ways appears to us TO be working
out complicated sums in compound
interest as he walks the streets
Although lightning calculator. he
is public. at feast,) the most unden.
ons,rstive Of iren. We are quite
sure that making money is to him
a sedative and not an excitanr. Are
We mistaken in surprising that be
was merrier and happier years ago
as Il clerk than he now is as the con
,roller Of say five and twenty mil
lions!
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-22

The JACKSON RAILRoAD.-The
contest between the two Sets OF Di-
rec,ors Of the jackson Railroad. if
submitted to he people, who are
more Interested in having the road
repaired and r-furui>h-d, would prob
ably be adjudicnted np,n the sam.
prime pie which dictated Sclouon's
wise decision in the cast. of the two
mothers who claitned thu sumo III
FAINT. The natural mother was very
willing to surrend, her claims rather
than endanger her offspring. w.
think that the real, de- oted and ear
nest friends Of this work would be
willing to see anybod, have the cen
troll and direction of the road who
would take good care of it and carry
it forward ~ish- the greatest 'apidity.
Such seems TO be the spirit of our in
tellig-nt correspondent n" who.
having recently travelled ai>ng the
read, gives us st very :n:ercs' il : and
Instructive account of he state If az
fairs, and some cheering and cncoura
ging facts in relation to- the progress
on the repairs of the road yune.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-22

Memphis, Tenn, Aug, l3.-Ihr
affairs ana Transactions ct :.r Com
mercial Blnl. Of Tennessee, With ,hr
Custom House and the United States
Public Depository at this pIac". hnr"
been undergoing a thorough iu"e>tl-
CATION before the srccial agent OF the
Treasury Department, II. \. R.siey'
assisted by c. Tucker, OF Buffalo, as
advisory counsel; judy Barley, Of
Cincinnati, appeared with Mr.. Pas
ton, of Memphis, t'or the Bank and
and Mr.. Page.
The result of the Investigation
has been a triumphant vindication of
the Bank AMI Nj. Page, both having
been honorar'y acquitted and dis
charged. The Bank will resume it,
usual business on Monday.
/ The testimony taken viii be flee
in the Treasury Departments a
Washington.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-22

DEN6ON; having packages, funds OF
/ pap"IS Tor safe kerpiug a: tie Branch
OF the Citizens bank in his City, viii.
pleas cali AMI receive them hr;.'.- the
first Of September I.jAt ;ts tie bunh viii
be alv-vd Oh that day Until rite. notice.
ULCER LAuVE.
President Branch Citizens Bank.
Shreveport. Al il-t list. 1865.
Shreveport p.:-rs copy once. gig il
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Making Moaey, Right or Wrong.
BY MRS. ELLEN FINLEY.


growing quite red AZ the wind ran
up and down the wide chimney. now
shsi-king aud wailing. then dying
away in low murmurs. There was
a low knock on the door, and John
Hanson started as from gu lty
reyerie when his wife usher-d in
good deacon Evans, his employer.
Good evening. deacon he said
rather doggrd!y. rising aud handing
him 4 chair.
The deacon responded in his kind,
hearty manner, shaking his unwii-
ling hand, and then s."r ns himself
he began abruptly
Il was sorry aud surprised to-day
when received your notice thar you
had done working for me-. What is
the r-ason7 though. I pad you
pretty we'll. think have raised
my pay higher than any other man
in the city,
John was sitting with his hands
about his knees and swinging his
foot un-asily as he replied.
Well, deacon. til. fact is ] have
always worked like dog since /
was married. aud have never seemed
TO ge, ahead any, and now | a,n de-
t-vlnn.d to und-rt ak. something else
and see if cannot max. little
money. The times are getting hard
and every one must 10 pk gu; for him
self"
Well, but | should call sixty
dollars month pretty good pay Ton
i mechanic with II small family. !
see no rcas.A why you can: liv"
comfortably and lay aside something
from that
"Weil. own it; others might. but
l don't seem to have the faculty OF
getting ahead much; it takes n.aIlv
all earn to live. / have paid for
his snug little house, to bc surr, bat
my wife complains good deal. aud
thinks We are not doing SO well a.
wc might. and that he ont have 50
laAnv tin. things a. she wants, and
50 l am determined to &" into bust
ness for mvst-lt and see If canuo;
DO any better"
"Wcll, Mr.. Hanson, | am sure |
should be- glad to 90. you prosper
but | am sorry to lose :. good work
man. May ! ask hat business you
are going INTO:
John looked n, his vii" and sh,
looked at him. while both SEEMED Il
good deal embarrassed. ~. moved
back ht;!,. auc. 'h.n an, We're! IN u
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pose. like many others. with the tail |
ings Of church members but such


ings Of church members but such a
course will have no weight before the
Judgment seat of God, when every
man shall give an account Of himself,
whether it b. good or bad 1t is a
lam-nteble fact that some W no sit at
III. table Of the Lord, and have .spo-
ken the name of Je-us,' have not de-
parted from their iniqui,i-s. but that
does not at all prove tn. church
worthless institution. We must let
the tares grow with the whea. until
n. harvest. and then II. iha, iuds.
eth the secret counsels at III. heart
shall separate them. Never speak
disrespectfnlly Of the church because
SOM don't honor ia calling. There
are innugnerab'- hosts of holy men
and women vino would have famed
on the way il i, had not been for this
sacred rre'ing,piac- on the tollsome
road to ZION.
"Wrli, deacon, YOU are more v-rs-
ed in th. scriptures than | ain, bat
you won't turn IN. from my purpose,
for | think l hav. as good rgh, 10
make money as any other man. and
/ am determined 90 do 81
"Wr1. there is no use 10 argu.
with you. for there is none so stub
born as he that will not be- convinced
l am very sorry toy you. fer you will
repent Of this one day. AS ye SOW
50 shall ye reap.
The following week a pew sign
was swinging with these words on it,
Grimes ard Hanson, eating saloon"
The windows were large and capable
Of admitting an abundance. OF the
bright sunlight Of heaven, but it was
rud-ly shut ont by inside shutters
hich wer. always strictly clcsrd,
for sin iurkcth III dark places"
And men of all ages assembled 20
spend their leisure time, with =,no-
king and billiards, strong t:ir!k and
obscene talk And here the poor
ilow was robbed OF the earnings
IT AN only son. and the wit, slliscy-
ing by the dim cand!e-lisht, trying
10 mend the tatt'rcd garments 0! her
children, Of the support and e"::'pan-
ion.hlp OF her weak M ndcd husband.
" ho could not resist the temptation
OF 'h" gt!ded saloon a.d It's jolly in
mates All these, and others TOO
Numerous 10 nilOn, costly sacTl-
fees, tell into the Iu.nse!l-r'. ,r-a-u,
~, unlaiud',l of the adinouition.
What shall II profit u man II he
cain ~. ,,.lnl,. u-,rl Il ari los. !, :
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-22
Reconstruction and tho Negro
U0i age Question.
from The London Post. June 2e.l

The civil! war being at an end, the
American Government have now am-
pie time to devote themselves to the
pleasant duty Of publishing the lead
ers Of the instruction, and the more
profitable, bat rather more difficult,
task of reconstructing the negro. as
was anticipated, stops the way. Mr..
Wendell Phillips and the leaders of
the Abolitioni-t party could never be
brought TO understand that liberty.
in its true sense, cmu 10 more be con-
ftrrrd by git Oh III untGtored savage
than can civilization. \ larg. por-
ton oi HE slaves have cen rmanci-
Fated, but I'm tss they are also en-
trusted with an elective franchise,
Mr.. Phillips declares that the free
dom given to them Is rot worth h.v-
ing. Whether the right "f voting
would materially ameliorate their
candition may well be doubted. bu.
one thing Is t"lerably evident, amc
IS, ttlat those who have received
manumi>sion do not consi' or that
they have been benefited by their
change Of condition.
Mr.. Johnson received deputatiun
from the freedmen Of Richmond, i'm
!oling him either t" suspend the OK
i-'inS military regime on to restore
them to the bonds from which they
hav" been freed. In the cities Of the
North the artipatlGv 70 negroes has
sensibly Increased since the termi-
nation Of III. war and not Il da vim
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-22

'I'IIE !'a., Sr-s!pu Of tbs +. =. NJ - WI
l commence on Wednesday. -cfh d.. Il
September next. Thorou.h instruction.
viii be infT AIRED in all the bnnea.- ~ eslg
cation usually auzh'. Tie terms vi.l con-
10 IT, as nearly pra ii abie, t. tlo-e 4 h Il
prevailed previous 20 the W.. Persons
wishing 10 send pupil, had betcr co.auGH.-
calv at ouce MI. tn Jader,i-
August goth, 1865. CHHS. q STUART.
rrasil IL, Ntas e.I, La.
-aur2g--,tw
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HEAD QUARTERS T. FOPCFs

Shreveport, La. Aug. ...h 1867
Gene!al Orders
Nos.
All persons are pro.bitcd from s"i. rg.
or in any marner furnishing :nto1. c. ~ =
liquors to enlisted men within th.s cou.-
manl.
Smoking viii not be Permitted IL tie
immediate vicinity of Cotton or " er veg
it may be exposed.
Any violation Of this order vi! Be me;
with arrest. fine "r other pu4ishl-rus.
By cr,ter Of
Colonel l. VI Cr> MAJ,
BENZ. r. NoSEor.
Cant. :. !. q. Gel.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-12
Z Ell OV AL,

n HOWELL. begs leave inform his Gus,
removed to his Store, lately crCctcf on the old
stand formerly occupied by Sadlcr & Howell where
he will be happy to meet his old customers an as
many new ones as msy see proper to patronize
him Thankful for past favOrs, he solicits CON
tl4uance til of the same, plcdging hlnse! that no
Efforts wlil be spared to accommndat and pI. ase
the people. His STOCK having been renlcnishcd
from time to time, now cOmprlscs a very general
ssoriment All he asks is trial feeling confident
ne can sell goods on as reasonable terms any one
eise' Nov. 81, SOS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-12
j. II. HAINES and Co.,
manufacturers and Dealers in
TOBACCO, SNUFFS AND CIGARS,

A LSO, will keep constantly on hand fine as
ST - 49, anu
Just received and for sale fine lot Of the genuine
old Gravcly Brand CHEWING TOBACCO7 Also.
lot Of the choicest brands OF VIRGINIA SN;O-
Persons dealing in line will find it to their
advantage t" cali and examine stock before pur-
chas'ng elsewhere o. WHmLEsALE and RETAiL.
o. Opposite }. BLEssI>G's 414
Charl"stOwn, Va, Nov Z, 1865.
PELL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON;
~ do Elixir al NalrrianHtc If Ammonia:
DenIiIc-S"li iiiird G yccr hr Ice:
do. Aromatic Strengthening Bi;tCrs:
do. Eau Lustral SaChct Tor the Hair
For sale by AIsQUlTH & BRO.
CSI received. a new supply of Boys HATS and
CAPS, very neat and cheap.
u d. HOWELL.
UST received, Coal Hods, Shovcls Floor NIops
sugar Buckets, Bread Bowls, Market Ras Eets'
oNe' D. HOWELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-12
WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS.

ram @ Sambric, Swiss Musns, Figured and Dottc !
Hiho Hi S"lSs and C"mUrIc Edgings and lnscrtings.
Lambs " oCl Hose. Buck Gaumtlcts and Kid loves,
Nupas and Twilight HOuds, Plaid Shawis-lun@
In" NJ square. Trimmings of all styles and qualities.
ucslre Parilcclary to ca attention my stock uI
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR:
Cloths' Cassmercs. Vcstings, Ncgligcs, Mcrino
S"ir's' Drawers, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE,
Hardware, Wooden Ware, Coal Oil Lamps a nd Oil
Nov. 7, lS6a. H. l., HkiSEELL
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FIN DRESS GOODs:

Ere lch and English MerinO, all colors-Irish Pop
nns' Scotch Piaids MousIin dc Laincs, Barathca,
& Tni " ar-lGic) Black and Colored AlPacas, Muhair
DDsl"ges' Dg' Drtb and Cray Lustrc fer Travelling g
Dresses, Ca licots and Gingharns
SHAKER FIanmcls. Cotton Flanncs, Plaid Linscys,
licking, Brown and Bleached CotOns.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-12
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

BALTIMORE. OcToBTR l. 1865
THE undersigned have this day formed a CO.
Il Partnership. under the firm Of
M. TRIEBER Il BHCTHER.
for tho Purp,sc OF conducting Il general Wholesale
and Commission Hardware Business at No 81.
Hanover Street.
n. TFEIBER,
JOHN G.. 1t EIRER,
Importers Of Fo'ejsn and L,aJers il,
AMEKICAN HARDWARE
WE shall always keep on hand n full assortment
&i Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, SHEARS
Files, Chisscs, Plane Irons Bench and NI,uI.iinu
Flames, Augcrs and Anger Ditts, Braces and Bits
lockwood Rules. Iron and Steel Squares Spirit
levels DisstUn's and Spear and Jacks ms saws
,I"Pe Lines, CooPers, Carpenters ard Bl1ck-miths'
r"nts' Broad and Hand Axes Adzcs, Draw Knives
ChlIippers, DividCr<, CuInpassCs, Hatchcts Axes
Hammers, AnvIls. Niscs. Stock ana Dies bellows
Sh"v"Is, Spades, Forks, Hoes. Butts Stran anL y
Hinges Also. 1t full stock of Luck-, S.rcws Sh1v
els aud I"ngS. Cotton. Wool ana HORSE. Cards
Curry C"mls, etc, to all which We. invite tho
attention Gt our fricu"s.
NJ. TRIEBER BRO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-12

The undersigned, having purchased its good will
and subscription books, proposes TO revive, at an
early day, the old
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-12
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NEW CARRIAGES OF BiLTIxoRE BrILp,

for sale o. MEssRs. HILBERT s DOOLEY for
m"riy IN my employ have rented tue Blacksmith
anu w ool shops, and will attend promptly to all
connected with their branches of tic business.
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