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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

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DIED.
In Bainbridge. March l7th, of Typhoid
Fever, ELIZA, wife of J. A Foote, aged As
years. .-..
In Claridon, March 22nd. of Erysipelas, Mr..
HOPESllLL ARMSTRONG, aged 80 years.
The deceased was born iE Franklin, New Lon
don CO., Conn in the year 1904, and removed to
Ohio in 1885, where he has since resided. The
irreparable loss OF this highly esteemed and esti.
mable mnn is not confined to the narrow circle
oi private friendship, but that exhibition OF mu-
nihcence and liberality that have ever marked
his course, make his death public oss Though
surrounded with opulence and the endearing
comforts Of life, he was never governed by any
sordid motive. Ever ready and willing to allo
viate the suferings Of the afflicted, he was the
poor mans chosen and constant friend His en-
larged spirit of liberality made him the fay ored
friend OF every public enterprise But few men
in the rural districts Of the country have contrib.
uied more in money and means to aid the self
sacrificing soldier in contendng against the as.
sailants OF his counlry's liberty, than he. Now
that he has been borne from among us by the un. =.
welcome visitation of the fell DESTROYER, let us
sustain his example SO worthy ofimitalion; EN-.
ulate his virtues; initiate his spirit Of benevo.
lence; and seek 10 profit by ar imitation of those
sublime and soul -ennobling qualities that have
characterized his earthly career, and which al
ways ndorn and embe,lish pure and upright man.
hood. Encomiums upon the honored dead are
but feeble te stimonIals Of departed worth But
offices of human beEefac tion, So worihiy per-
formed by the deceased, are more lasting com
mendation OF merit than can be given by any
obituary. w.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

INHE ADVERTISER having been restored TO
1 health in few weeks, by very simple rem.
edy, ufier having suffered several years with n
severe lung affection, and that dfead Olsen SO,
ConsumptO on, is anxious TO make known 10 his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
10 oil who desire 1t. he will send a copy OF the
prescription used tfree Of charged with the drec.
tions Tor preparing and using the same, which
they will fluid sure cure for Consumption, Ash.
ma, BronchiN, DC. The only object of the ad
vertiser in sending the Prescription is to bene6,
the afflicted, and spread informa ton which he
conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as II will cost them
nothing and may prove q blessing
farties wishing the presc iption will please ad.
dress - NN
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
190m3 d.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

srAttention is called TO the advertisement Of
Marsh Il Wood, Timers They keep constant
Iy on hand. and are prepared to manufacture, ev.
erything in the line of Tin and Sheet.iron which
n community need. They are the agents for the
Improved Stove Damper. Give them call.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
Union Musical Association.

A moetiug of the above Association will
bo held at Perry, on Thursday and Friday,
April 9Th and 7,h, under the direction of
PROF.. G. A. Wright. Tho "Koy Note" will
DC used. Abundance, rs cents. All are iu.
V'ed. J.C. WELLS,
Secretary.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

TIME Commissioners OF Geauga County will
i be in the township OF Bainbr;dge, on Thurs.
day, the 2olh day oi April, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ =,
at the place where the road crosses the Chagrin
river, near Peleg Browns. to receive proposals
for building abutments and bridge at the above.
named place. By order of the Commi IS toner's.
793w4 A. p. TILDEN, County Auditor.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

ITO THE NERVOUS. DEBILlTATED AND
l. DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A
great suffe rel, having been restored to health in
few days, after many years of misery, is willing
to assist his suffering fellow creatures by sending
dree), on the receipt Of a postpaid afdfesscd en-
velope, copy OF the formula Of cure employed. .
Direct to JOHN NJ DAGNALL.
Box 1873 Postoffice, Brooklyn, NY.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
INFORMATION FREE
TO NERVOJJS SVlEEERERS

A GENTLEMAN cured of Nervous Debility,
!ncompetency. Premature Decay, and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire TO benefit hers. will
be happy to furnish toall who need il, free the
recipe and directions for making the simple rem.
edy used in his case. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers bad experience, aud possess
ins him at once at his place Of business. The
Recipe and full informa:ion-of vitalimportance
will he cheerfuiIy sent by 'e,urn mail.
Address JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. 60 NASSAU Street, New York
P.S,--Nervous sufferers Of both sexes will find
this Information invaluable. 783m3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE-The
y Board Of School Examiners of Geauga Co
will hold their meetings the ensuing Spring, in
accordance with the following arrangement, viz;
Fir.t meeting. March 18Th, at Chardon; second.
April lst, at Bu:toni third. April 18Th, at New.
Ii is desirable that applicants be present at as
early an hour as 10 o'clock, A. M,
10. WORKABLE, ,, Clerk,
790w9
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
Notice.

Darius M. Allen will speak in the Free
Chapel. South Nowbury, on Sunday. April
I'd, at o'clock, P. NJ. Subject. tho Atoue-
ment. Open to discussion. By order.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

Manufacturer Of BRAIDED HAIR Jewelry,
Removed to the house lately occupied BY Mr..
Chapman, within door Of the Disciple Church,
aud nearly opposite Smiths Hotel.
Watches, Jewelry, &c., repaired.
Chardon, Feb. 2nd, 1864. 684tf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
+ ETTERS remaining unclaimed in The
IL Post. Office at Chardon, State of Ohio,
this 30Ih dny of March. 1865.

eTTo obtain any Of these Letters, the appi-
cant must ca for Advertised Letters ~ give the
date Of the List, and pay one cent for advertising
3crIf uot called for within one month, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Brown d E Hall VIM
Bailey Joseph NARROW. Amelia Mrs
Basquin, Joseph Parker, e Miss
Fisher, Orange Truman, Abby P Miss
j. ID. CONVERSE p M
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

The combination oil ingredients in these Pilh
is the result Of long and extensive practice
They are mild in their operation, and cannot do
harm to the most delicate; certain in correcting
oil irregularities, Painful Menstruations, remov-
wise, Headache, Pain in the Side, Palpi,ation of
the Heart, Whites all Nervous Affections, Hys.
tercs, Fatigue. Pain ia the Back and Limbs, dis
turbed sleep, &c which arise from interruption
ofNature.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
MARRIED.

in Hambdcu, March 10Th. by Rev. p A.
Beane. at his residence, Mr.. EDWARD
STONE OF Hambden and Miss. ROMA.
ETTE RANSOM of Thomrson.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

Those bonds Te now worth premium Of Line
per cent, including gold interest from Nov,
which makes the actual profit on the 7.ao loan
at curren, rates, including interest, about tel per
cent. per nnnum, besides lis er,mption from State
aud municipal taxation, wh,ch adds from one TO
three per cent. more, according to the rate levied
on other property The interest is payable
which may be cut off and sold 10 any bank or
banker.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
To COMSu anaDtiyeS!

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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
DR.. Cheesema ms Pills

DR.. Cheesema ms Pills
were the commencement Of new era in the
Treatment Of irregularities and distractions that
have consigned SO many TO premature grave.
No female can enjoy good health unless she is
regular; and whenever an obstruction takes
place. the general health begins to decline. These
Pills form the finest preparation eUer pnt forUard
with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. Do
NOT BE DECEIVED. Take this advertise
ment to your Druggist. and tell him you paxf tho
BEST aud mos, RELIABLE FEMALE Ned
,eine in Tie World, which is comprised in these
Pills.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
have been Standard Remedy for over 80 years.
and are the most effec,ual one ever known for
oil complaints peculiar to FEMALES. To all cinss.
es they are invaluable inducing, Dith certa inty,
periodical regularity. They are known to thou:
sands throughout the country, Who have ueed
them at different periods, having the sanction Of
some OF the most en- inent Americas PAysicidns.
Explicit Directions x,th each Boz. Price One
Dollar per Bor. or Boxes for IS, containing
from so to 60 Pills. Pjlla sent by mail. promptly,
secure from observation, by remittiug to the Pro.
prietors. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENER.
ALLY. HU1CHINGS & HfLLYER,
Proprietors,
81 Cedar Street, New York.
Sold by Cook e. MCGOWAN, Chnrdon; s. Moo.
dey. y. II. Lee and D. H. Parmly, Painesville,
d. E. Kellogg and Cook & Smead, Madisont
Burr & Bates, Willoughby. 77syldec9
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
Notice to Bridge-Buiiders,

; March 30th, 1865. 79iwt
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(SprtIeBuns fol9t.

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Dana) melpet, pab bic Mbberufune beS Serrn
Subj, @e1anpter in Ssrlin, unb bic Mnltelz
lung bes 5errn @ri9bt an ieiner SteGe IApn
BON 9tnccln be14lclien pprpen let. Serr 3in<
coin babe 5errn Subj etnen anberen tpiA=
tieen Dlab (im Gabinete) suseba6t sebabt.
Dalelbe Blatt befiirtpprtet Die frifte Nnz
tpenpung beS fog. 0totatiOns= Yrin3ip8 auf baa
oiplomatiI&e Yerlonal. Sc 1et lebr perltGn=
big, ale 4 Sabre lGmmtlihs Sc lanoten unp
Gonluln bur9 neue penl6nli6teiten gu sr-
lebe1t. Man lole lih niAt einbiloen, paf
oieIe Yerlonen pura lan9ere Oauer iGrea
Qnttes trsenb pel4en perlGnliden gtnfub &C.
pdnnen. 6erner 1T Der Gbcaap 8epubltcar
Der Metnuns, baB Die SenntntB Der Spru4'
pes 9anoes, wp elm @elanpter fun9tre, gan;
iiberIIllig, ia 9eraDe5u i6aplt4 iet. (Sun
berbare 9lnli9t basD Serr OaYtpn babt
fein fran36fl6 Derltanpen unp lei in Den Ieb.
ten pier SaEren unier better @elanbter 9e.
tpe1et.
@riinbe fir bieIe nene MnI9t ei6t Ser,
Dana niGt, bic Sa9e miro ober trpbpem al:
len Oenen einleu1ten, bic trob DpQl lfdnpi9e,
l1nfenntniB Der SpraAe ,tnp 8erbaltni6'
europdt1@er 2anper na6 ptplpmatilAen go
item traAter.
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GpieImann ober 1T auf feline Nusia9en beute
Wurgen pOn mir eiOlih oernOmmeu tpptben, II.
iiber Der gan5en SADIE tpaltet ieBt tein 3peiie'
metr. gtad allen, mas Sic, Dlooame, nil
geitern @beno iiber ene aus elmer friiberen 8e.
geenung spii8en s3brem setSoeten @en,obl u.
oeiem SObannes Sefe entitanoene Seinol6ait
an9egeben baben, muB Die llnteriu9ung cen
S6luB 5ieben, oas rer lebtere ben @raien aus
eisenem Mntriebe getDptet bat. 9ie Nneaben,
pelde Sibpae &itterbauisn iiber ibn sema6i
bat uno bic mir wenig @lauben gu peroienen
iteqeu iid baourh al8 pabr beraus. - Mus
Gem, mas man bel ieinem ebemali9en &egimente
iber ben Wleni6en neiB unO mas in ben Wtuit=
errOlleu tebt, erbelt Wenig; e8 trifft aber info,
fern gang NIT ibren 9lu8iasen therein, alS er
Spar in 6DIlanb ansetpOrben, bp4 nidt bOadn=
hii6en nriprrlnSs par, ipnoern turs pprber aug
8eitpbalen oCrtbin aus9ewanbert.
Stun, @ctt ipiro Jpn ridten, iaste bic @rdfu
-uno tie 6amilie tpelde in Der nnteriudunQ
n
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xdsItdber NAB wbdentIi1er
;, Baltimore 1OeRer.
6erduseeatben tDt
GiSel IS Gcbnamfer.
8eOtnsmusem.

8eoingMH9en+
Der tdsIiGbe 9HesFsr fOet in Der Gtncf 1x1s esn.s
wSSentl6 ,oblbor an bic 1rXoer wsIe bafir nerant'
wcrtlita ftnb.
Durdb bic gpf oerianbt: $3.50 far WtO"0Is DOG
SO idPrIiG in 8srau@5a6tIng.
DaS SSUcl)eablatt eriSeint iepeH GretraS H"0 TOP
So tGbtlict im Bpraus Sablsar. <,,x,,. .cx,
yiar Deutf1Ianb nerianbt 80 taprl'p ls'"l'9t'sB"u
bes Boctc).
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Tr. 2aHsspe IN ss5DSGar, @Dmics
gelA S50gggscDer.

lft!t NIT etnsn eeu betamstn unb traftsseu Rrd
srn Setsistsu Artnttsn nnepibar uni RAID sae BE &tar
oten rels aus Observation-Disclosures In atassn pber 3ius
tntlseten ale % tao:
Rrdnspte ieDer Grt, lnSbsicuoere Wasenfrauaps,
QdHsorrboipen, &bcIera= Nufdls, Oiarrbae, 80.
liten 5re1ruRr, S@winpel, Sldbunsen, &Opf=
fdamsrs, Mftbma, taltes 5ieber, gpilepi;e.
Sa auen oiefsn 5dnen ID scs Or. exmpeT6.g 4 ltrt,
ptr ottIs 81 2ctiits fr $s pnebltnr unb wir Ofsr
sStgea SscoAiiSBea ;peraitster! Htenma tiSnsws
atlft pss Or, eamp:H@s r henmat! SINUS SaItt
ipsr sr1 81, Soren ur So n @sssertstu Sagen rn.t
sem g trir sRgiet& ans. matbt Rtcr
Der Nasnresftos eamps In 0sia, bat t.Een 70 srrsss
Nut ea5 Vatsntsn aus attn deeiIfn ssr spelt ~ i'm
fronsn; ct bat sDuts apOIsu I'm SABRE 1862 urs stne,
3u6ert9rnrut. Sic ais uHbtbar trtdr par tutrt unit
pat Geenwars aaFs firea 1000 gatienten aus ab uni
SFtn oe t6nte5s 8aa,t!ts 9annpper GrSsfur Con-
fdn'sr 8nslast aeba Sesaabu unb 6er;Ds roa III.
tsn5ure ns5a Iohter tn 3ebanbsuna
Sn 2aIttmpr sei u 9}paeter & GR. Seth e. 5GnCe,
5ah ncamp &c5pass aasn anbera apctteeu ID taben
2auptbeprt far C!frt. S0IHvbio; Sc. Gtritsant 81
pa Ecenus DaittngtDn. .. 6
S1Hpprtttt Den Ir. 8sjffd, & Co.
tOft97-~l Rc. Asa Srodbvas, Ntn gipti
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-s[EA YotOmac
Erdn8portatiOuS=&inie,
5al6w56 semitic.
Dautpfer G. onberbtlt Capt. u. 6, GSInidrp.
Dampfer @rpres Capt u. v. &ptbEr.
Dieie Danpfsr berlafen Baltimore
ieten Dtenfa6 uab 5reitae abenb8 ubr fur
Nleranoria, sDaibington unO @eorgetopn
J,ue8 an.
3uradtetreab usrlaiIsa ttelslten S Ss9afbtnstD
aIerdnbrta UNI ubr. Sic balten aud duf tei
Rntdtrt an zen sewStnltden eantuns aplasen an.
s2Gesen Musunft iber Bradt pber palfaSe d
Sn Dalttmrte
an u. Reebbam & Spns. 142 atsbtsr. gD5arf;
5n Aierdnbria,
AT 8. .8robtrS 90 NU. Stnsar,
Sn gDaIbnatpn uae @tOreetrrn,
al Waraam. MbtnetGrt& &C.. .StD. 104 gDaterft
unS 2Al + FStr. t5inn ~
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Woniieur @rmann ais l1n>

Wpn1teur @rmanns ais l1ns
terb Ter.
Gs mar I'M bic Wlittassseit bes anbern Ia=
9es, ols bel Der Grdfn 9enristte BON @papille
in iarer Nobnuns int galtbOfe Der goli3eibe.
ante eintrat.
0iun, pslde gadri6ten brinaen Sic mir
fraete Die tleine @rdfn, ibm in sroBer
@pannung entseseneileno - 1T Der Wenih
tobt /?
Y Go 1T es, Srau @rdfin, antportste Grmanns.
Gten tcmmt Der 8risaDier Der @ensparlnerie,
ben id na6 ibm alsseiaibt bate, nit Der
gla6ri9t surld, oas Der 9eierteur ihpn In Der
seftrisen 9ia4t eeitprben 1T. Der ,panpernbe
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,tss.ssI:s;;s:ss;sEn 0s5tfb1te fiir G'Hiponeerer.

azsss:ssza Sss'tbfts tnr ss'H'nonSerer.
0Scue 2lronoemcnte fiir @inluonnrrer
bic na9 benz Welten gu reiIen piinl&eit.
8pa beatc o. Rsptr perbeu bt @turcnSerer auf ber
orbern Central Gabert Str DEPOT &tieutabn nit ben
Grpres,us befSrbsr Die Batn betet babur ben Gnli.
grane en tin,n er5sfren 9prtbeiI, ais irgsnt cine
dnb,re abn au ii e "a Iseu trier ais teSe anbere
Bah, mad benaanten pldSen. ais;
Btts5urs, GlepelanD, Detroit, Sort @apne,
gEcasO, Wsilpautee, @aIena, dubuque, ct.
Yaul, 8Od SSlano. Burlington, Soma Gitp
uno rsrben beBbalb biz NIT Der Northern Genra abp oe
teann WeriOnsu 10 Stunbeu ruhC as Die NIT anbern 8ab
ettsnben bort fntrttn aud Uerben Na enser bic
,etn Oabet aswe&fel ate Satu ttsbt Our ben i6Snsn
Epetl BON biu Ot eanss @nruuns tter tts @bcasp
tt 500 Retlea Das @spad ptrh bier 9sse6net uartsS)
aub sebi NIT ben SaHasiereu an ban 8eRimmunesDrt
Jla& @reltline, 0aptOn, Cincinnati, 9noiands
polls, 2ouisplle uno st Souls
werben tbenfaIs Yaastsre Se6rbrt anb fir ter @spaf
tene wtsters nmlabuuestUfen tsre@net Die Vafasert
iSunen NIT ben ubr. Ubtr Nbtubs 10 tr-3ua mad aaen
sIt pasen 9ebeu cbne untere9S aufeehnfem az
Durdfabrts- *Nete rerben Derfauft In Der Sfce bef
Mgenttn Sctn q. BaIHer,
uftlAS Wp 2B Hens Str. uabe aBeters Dbds.
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Ete Gamptr Ter 8aplinie SerlafIen tea u tUn . .
am Gnre ler GrncUrtfy. eli nm ubr yta@T,ttdas
tur 5rrt Aoarce unp Ncrfoit Va t bnr6 etne erae
GlaTt Damperlirts au rent 5ames GluB nit Gitn 9Oint
unb Ritmpnb In Berbtnbung Aeben.
2eetere perlaftu gtp pptnt wne RtdsDnb tdelth
ubr Wprasus unb eben bei S6r RcurOe nit ben 8apedm
pfern tn 0erbtnbun9, pelde NDrirl UNI 2X lhr Nabm,
pefldTen ub IN atnise redtscttg fir Die st6en, ne
lt&en unb Q8afttnetOn Sahn3ust eintrtffsu.
&S Die D1mpfer pieer Qate befafren ban Sdmes BluE
btnunbs sur d CUR Toss$jett unp eebfn ben pafaste
tnansl Geeaenbeit Dte SOrttfattOnen unc anhers
Setensper;be su beidlutn.
Etdsts fur bise gdss nO 8orO Des DomYer 3u tateu
BON Baltimore mad NOtfclt ...................$6 Oh
Dura sidsts BON Baltimore mad 5&e,onD SEQ
- @tts Dptnt go. ....7.5o
Gciuen;mmer unb @IItn ertra.
Gtt 3m~er 8eqSemlitteien Fnb unabertrpHsn anb ber
3tft gut Seriebsu
Dalsere, pel6e LIS philadelphia st8eten, trf
fen rett3ettte fur rtelt Dampfer bisr stn.
pSiia iere NIT bee b prsenius eoa yem DUrt baeen
binre&enb 3et In Baltimore 81 aPtttae Sd fpetea.
YaHlssre NIT TEN utr Na9mttaSesuS bon @aibinesn
treien re@tseitt! tter etn
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nu1b o. r. Naf -Mcert t31maf1 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-11

n, Bills Screens arc stronger than
any constructed elsewhere, OF the same
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-11
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
NEW TIN SHOP.
~ DERBY g. HADLEY,

JTAyISG PURCHASED THE STOCK AND
III tools OF E. Gushing & Co, have opened
new shop. opposite Odd FellowS Hall; Main
street. Gold Ill., where they are prepared 70 20
all kinds OF . - =.
TIN, sheet-Iron. aud CopPePsmtthinS
In the bes, manner and a, the shortest notice,
~PArtlcular attention paid to Copperlmith.
ing and Nil work S.P. DERBY, -g
go T-T-rsrrgE r oEo. HADL1Y.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-10
HIRE OF WAGONS AND TEAMS.

Hire
90
OK sand he'd
col
alfonso forage furnish
I.oad for allo lbs
ear 2nin day the
a
div the folio Districts
and Bowie
ZtnG.S R,.k Harris Pamela shell
Navarro Fr."u
all the
Il y
TravisI sand
and
n the
n
agents vii tn.
n the
in the frrr growth
fuhcoun
such
the
he
the Stat o
Z
tant Adjua
Srvcv and copy nuwee
Shreveport news., 1865-01-10

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article raised
o proucln be
10y
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Ia. ,,tr- l." pa f,r.
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per
-Four lr m lr" ,rI furnish.
dollars thirteen
Twon furnf-eI BY .vn
ra,vAs L.,ra.e-
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II "
ot-,n fourteen mile,
% In, above the
10 ar for
m tn.
dht- hos hats h'ntkrts Is
Ccut.p
u A. porto ~Of bli
Al Tree.
the #
aUsy.gtaip be ALLOW iru.
III ylac herein i'm -eI.
has BEEN, iop.l byl
i n n .Ur,r,
be u>h.I.
Comm be iuriI,r
Commissioners.
''''"'2'n'r''
Al T.
; :. ANDERSON
General
Shreveport news., 1865-01-10
From n. Y. News, 9th inst.

Mmtiny Of Negro Traps at Mem
pAis.-TAey are moued do,cn by can
nan. -Anotser alarm and panic oc-
CURED at Memphis, on the evening
of the 11th inst. While Gen. WASH
burn was in the theatre which was
unusually crowded, the firing of
heavy cannon was heard in the direc-
ton of TIE fort; this was soon follow
ed by the ringing of all the bells and
the firing of signal guns in the city
for assembling the militia. The au-
dience made a rapid exit from the
theatre by all the avenues of egress,
with Gen Washburne in the van, ma
king longer strides than when For
rest disturbed his slumbers, but this
time not without his neither garment.
Officers. soldiers and citizens We're
running to and fro in the streets.
some supposed to be in search of the
field of battle, and some for hiding
places: the woman and children took
Ia i:i- cellars and ravines, while
b. GA, boom, pop, pop, went the strife
wi.nin the Notifications but in
short time all was quiet again, and
no one knew why. Nor has it all
been explained by the city press, not
wi,h~tauding the freedom accorded
to i: nv the military authorities; but
As some OF our protectors are som--
what less reticent than the comman-
+ ding General, enough has transpir.i
( to show that the negro troops. in the
exuberance of JOY on account of their
recent emancipation. mutinied against
the military men who seek to enslave
/ them anew. and the big guns and lit
I tie guus of the fort We're TUNED upon
| the poor wretches and many were
laid low in the dust.
The number sacrificed is not known
but 1t is supposed to be greater than
has occurred in the Sou h from keep
ing all the slaves in subsection for
half century before the ar.
The above is extracted from a let
ter written at Memphis, and the truth
OF the statement is known to most OF
those who have cores . ondents at
this place. Houston Telegraph.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-10
Office.

wv t. Public is respectfully informed tina I
L having been >ignei to duty bv Spe-
'it Order tor the settlement of irregular
military claims against III. &. :. i;oy,.rn-
m"nt. tor the State of Louisiana | have for
IA" present established my office in the
Telegraph Building 1t Shreveport, La
ii- ENc"lleucy II. W. Allen. Governor
ct Louisiana. having appointed Col. Hync
a. Commissioner for the state. all the claims
heretofore sent to him viii be settled by
me.
Every claim must be presented in writing
To this Office, supported by the claimants
oath a to the justice oi the same and bv
the affidavit OF one or more Witnesses TIE
claimant saall also state hv whom his rrop
cry was impressed or taken. and At " hat
time, and Tor What purpose. and at whn,
price. and shall produce any w itt"n eyi-
fence IN his possession relative t. the SAINT.
The enact value need be- proved. and no
specuIativ" or contingent damages or value
are To- be assrSscd
hrn"N"r tie claimant will be unable
to Civ" the cNac: price or value ii will be
assessed according to the schedule OF prices
l; the time oil impressment.
\. l.. LASSALLE.
d"28 1t Major and q. ". c s. \.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-10
Sheriff. Sale.
In Distinct CoUrt-.>t0fc Of L0.ts-
f0Ha-P"r,sA If tai,Io.

J. ". :. MlTCiinIL ". X Il. BLACK
DN viz, t. al "A writ Of teri iaCis,- To
ID me dire ed 10y the Honorable District
Court ct the Par,>a Of tadd". and state
aforesaid, VIII oier for "a T. at public auc
ton. in trent # the market house. in the
city of rrN"pUri Parish and State aiore.
said, to !h" gncst bidder. on SATURDAY.
tn" 9TH day OF January, \. -. 1865, between
the hours VI | o'clock. \. VI. and O'Clock
P. NJ. the following described property.
seized a. that at the defendant. Il. X Black
and I" pay and satisfy The writ above MEN,
toned, tr-wit: The northwest halt of lot
of ground purchased by k. I Bucknsr OF
J. NJ. l.andTnm, of parts Of lots Nos. | aud
2 in Block No. 30. in the town OF Shreve-
port, with the buildings and improvements
thereon. sold to said Black by WATSON.
it being the -amc property now occupied
by Il. Trierwilcr, as n drinking saloon, on
Market street.
Terms oi Sac Cash with the benefit of
appraiscment.
l. W. PICKENS, Sheriff
Shreveport, Dec. Il. ls6i. dec6-5t
Shreveport news., 1865-01-10
Notice to Confederate Tax
Debtors.

Section IS and IL of Assessment Act.
DISTRICT OF CADro. CoII.tcruR ) OFFICE,
Shreveport. November 9th, 1854.
4 Ii Persons. FIRMS and Corporations
~ heretofore assessed. are hereby mott
lied that appeals from the assessments which
may be examined in the District Co lector's
office. must be made IN tcr,ijng. within the
next fifteen days. and that all taxes assessed
must be paid within forty-ave days from
the date OF assessment under IA penalty oi
ten per cent. additional thereon aud he cost
OF judicial proceeding Tor the recovery
thereof SAML VAN BlBBER.
novl5 n District Collector.