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MANHOOD:
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Just published n new edition of DIR.
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on the radical cure without medicine) OF
SPERMAToRRHoEA, or Seminal Weakness, In
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pointing out mode of cure, at once simple
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vVvHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

ENHE JUNFESSIUNS AND EXPERIENCE
IL OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and rs cautio
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The peculiar taint or
infection which we
call ScRoFULA turks
In the constitutions of
multiuudes of men. It
either produces or in
produced by an en-
feebled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in-
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, aud
leaves the system to
r,ll into J,.,r,lar a~l
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Page {

cancy occurs, by the election of one Of its
members to fill the vacancy.
Vacancy in the Office of Secretary shall
also be filed by the board Of directors, at
the first meeting of the board. after such VI.
cancy occurs. The President Of the board
shall have power to appoint Secretary
pro teos to act until he election of q Sec
rotary as herein provided for.
ARTICLE. 9TH. Certificates Of stock shall
be issued to the stockholders, as soon as
the board of directors shall organize, under
this act and such Certificate shall be
signed by the President and Secretary OF
the board, and no transfer shall he valid,
unless made upon tine stock book, and by
the surrender OF the Certificate.
ARTICLE. 9Th. The capital stock may be
increased from time 10 time in such man
ner, and to such extent, as may be recon-
mended by the board of directors, and
determined upon by majority of the
ing held for that purpose, after thirty days
previous notice, in one Of the newspapers
published in the city Of Shreveport
ARTICLE. 9th. The Company shall
make dividends, as often as the board
o: directors shall deem expedipnx.
ARTICLE, 10th. The stock 'olders at a
general meeting held for that purpose,
after thirty days notice in one newspaper
shall by q vote Of three !ou,ths Of the
amount of stock represented at such meet
ing. have power 10 rake any notifications,
additions or changes, in this Charter, or
to dissolve the same entirely.
ARTICLE, llth. AT the close Of this
Charter. or sooner. if the majority Of the
stockholders determine TO close it before.
they shall elect three of their body liqui-
dating commissioners who shall have power
to close the corporation, sell its effects, and
divide the proceeds amongst the stock
h"iders.
This dnnn an1 ,,ac,od in x,,, nf;co :, the
city OF Shreveport, in the presence Of
Henry Z. Allen: and A. w. Roysdon COM
petcnt witnesses of this city who have here
unto signed their names as such, together
with the said parties, and me the Notary, on
this the FIRST dag of August a. D. 1865.
Attest. Geo Alban
Henry E. Allen, Tkes Moore.
a. ". Roysion, James Crooks
James +. Phelps,
J. W. Wheaton.
THOs. +. BEALE.
41w-26aug Notary Public.
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From the London Herald
The cholera Journey Ing Westward.

That there is on epidemic travers-
ing Europe, east and west. and ema-
mating from Asia, it would be folly
to deny. The Privy Council admit
thu fact by issuing an order to the
authorities Of all the British ports,
and several Governments have re-
sorted. more or less gidly, to the
principle of quarantine. In France,
earlier than in England, the danger
is confessed but. on both sides Of
the Channel. it is enthusiastically ar.
gued that with the public lies the
chief responsibility of guarding
against infection. Bad water, cor
rupted air. habit of disorder, sloven-
~ lodginghons.s. putrid drains, and
personal uncleanliness account for
many a drpoPulating epidemic. A
disease is thus created, which We d-s-
ignatc a. cholera. 1t is not new to
tn. world. 1t is known, among the
oldest traditions OF social calamity,
to India, China and Russia; it has
been called collie and nausea. but it
is. as rule, inseparablr from those
customs which travellers hav. ascribed
to the inhabitants of MuscAt. Peo-
pie fancy when they read Of precau
tons adopted at Southampton and
Hull that they have got at the secret
OF security. They read the history
of the epidemic in its progress from
the Gang-s in 1917 10 its outburst
over England in 1881; they watch
its movement from Hamburg to Lon
don, from Sunderland to Edinburg,
and through tn" triple panics Of 1853.
1884. and 1859. What are we do
ing, however, to arrest the contagion
now spreading over the north and
cas-, OF EUROPE In England the
board Of health recommends the en-
couragement Of pure air and water,
the use of diSi,It-ctants, dcodorlzlng
operations, additions and the re
moval of dirt in every conceivable
way. From France medical writers
ASSURE Us that the cholera follows the
line of the sea coast and of great riv
ers; that it is generally misfortune
OF the vast high roads connecting
Llll"ltUl CouiIilts lIbl III iic I-hSI
it is often trained along the path of
i caravan; that in Europe il usually
spreads from populous centres and
that by rigorous precautions its ap-
proach may be prevented. Thus 1t
has been kept out OF SaxoUy. Hano-
yer, Sake W-imar, Gotha, Anhalt.
Hesse, Brunswick and Meckl-nburg,
which have Nuarantined themselves
into 4 state. So to speak. Of medical
isolation But its travels are rapid,
nevertheless. and whether its iuhu-
ence BE- contagious or not is qurs-
ton no longer to be disputed. All
We have to 10 is to recognize the
tao, that. directly or Indirect V. We
are nrnac-d by its trighitul scourge;
that i; is roaming Europe; that it
has visited Egypt. Turkey and It.
ally; tha; II creates apprehension in
France and that our own admins
,ration has been reused to issue a
public warning.
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New Orleans Prices Current.

Cotton-Ordinary, 3O033; Good
Ordinary, 35@37; Low Middline
3Sd4O; Middling, 42643.
'Sugar-Common, l2c0OO; fully
fair, Tic 400; white clarified DOC
y ID.
Tour-Superfne, s1o912; choice
superfne, SO 374c low extra, 50 ;
choice extra sl2 " Dbl.
Hay-S33 'E' ton.
Oat,-75c ~ bushel.
Bruu-Sl. 30 per 100 lbs.
Corn-Yellow, 81; white. sl.l5
per bushel.
PorA-Mess, s340OO v Dbl.
Bacon-l7c
Buggtug-India, 2jc y yard.
Rope-l43c y ID.
CuFee-Rio. 3l4c = ID
Salt Liverpool coarse 50 = sack.
CATTLE MARKET.
Beg Western choice, a, l5c p ID.
Western lst qual'y-0l4c. :" "
" e, I'd and . 1oc- ais -"
Trm CurIr- sSWlj + head.
Hogs-l3G lac. f. ID. gross.
Sleeps a 50 75E head.
Mo~etary.-sold l47@l474 silver
l4lNl42.
The following are the quotations
for bank notes
Bank of Louisiana, 3G5@3s
Louisiana State Bank So a 50
Bank of New Orleans 65 0G7
Cre-cent City Bank, 7O0:S0
Merchants Bank, GOG65
Union Bank 7O027G
Mechanics and Traders Bank re-
deem in legal tender United States
notes Citizens Bank notes paid in
legal tende: notes Canal Bank notes
paid in the same; Corporation iss'les
range from ! to | ] t ct.
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TriaiOf MIR. Davis.

The True Delta of the 2lst. inst,
in reference to the trial of Mr.. Davis.
says:
y Washington dispatch to the New
York News says Il am prepared
70 put at res, all speculation con-
corning the trial of Jefferson Davis,
so far AS it relates to military com
mission. ] positively assert that
Presiden. Johnson has decided that
Mr. Davis shall not b" tried by n
military commission, notwithstand-
ing he has been persistcntly urged
to that course by the radicals, who
,hirs; for more blood. And moreo-
yer, feel perfectly satisfied that he
will never be tried. but eventually
will be permitted to leave the coun-
try"
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The Mobile and Ohio Railroad is
now running through to Jackson.
Tenn, and there is. we learn, consid-
cradle travel for Yankeedom by
this route. 1t is hoped by the end
of the week to have the road in run
ming order to its terminus. Columbus,
Ky. We learn, too, with no little
qualification, of an extension of the
Montgomery and West Point road,
and that III fast as the lines are com.
pleted postotfices are opened and mail
faciiitios 50 far extended 49, F1.
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STEAMSHIPS roR EUHoPE.-Ne :.

STEAMSHIPS FoR EUHOPE.-N SCI
bv III. Baltirnor. papers that the Bal
tiInor. and Ohio railroad Company
ar. about 10 establish line Of : cam
,rs h-,wrcn the city of Baltimore
and Europe. Three screw s,erm"rs
and on- propeller have already been
purchased for tn. line.
The ST. Louis Journal ut Com
merce, says: |, Is stated that a com
panv of the lead ng ship owners OF
NV York have under consideration
plans for building four magnificent
vessels, of eight thousand tons each,
to be propelled by engines OF two
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4 Th,rsry Cny-'Ihe New Or
leans cores ponl-nt Of til" New York
World writes AZ foil VS.:
Nothing strikes the stranger in
tn. South 50 much as IN. prevalence
of hAbitual drinking. Something of
tn" CHARACTERISTICS Of the sponge t ut
grows on thu Florida reef, enters in
20 the composition Of the people
l heir skins are porous. and the water
generally Of an Inferior quality, which
somehow leads to the absorption of
much ~pirituous liquor. which is even
worse The " saloons" Of New Or
leans have long held dubious dis
tiuction over those of the rest # the
world. They abound in much mir
r"r, gold leaf and varnish. and con-
sist of long lines of counter behind
which are elegantly dressed clerks,
who dispense with more alacr.ty than
courtesy tn. content of fancy bottles
TO The thirsty throats OF a crowd OF
bvstauders. fox there is no choice but
to s,a'.d until filled by I'll" p"'a'ions.
Hundreds of them are in full blast,
and they can blast a good DE- / Of
happiness and hope. They appear
TO bc a necessary accessory 70 either
business or amusement. Merchants,
bankers. editors and soldiers arc seen
quruching this rndl"e- thirst. Not
the least mystery is the source from
which all thrs% fountains OF. wine,
whisky aud brandy arr led, tor they
are all very costly. Whence comrs
the money with which TO keep this
strtam running and gurgling!
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Lost.

az the Goth OF August, from my place
" near Shreveport, large sorr"i mule.
in good order, four years old. no shoes on :
som.. saddle marks, and had on a good
halter collar and about one foot OF the
chain branded e. in circle. on the
left shoulder.
will give reward of twcnty five dol
lars FOR the delivery of said mule, or in-
formation SO l may get her.
S"pt2-tt a. ) II AtFNEf.
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- had just written down the

names.
After performing several other feata
equally inexplicable. with the imagi.
nary cards, and with the dominoes,
which came in play n-st. de Castsn
asked NJ. G. to write number OF
historical dates on a piece Of paper.
fold it up and hold it in his hand.
Il have my list already !" cried
NJ. G. triumphantly. and produced
the paper he had prepared the day
before.
Very good" replied de CASTOR.
with smile and bow, F." be so kind
as to open the paper gave you or
en- ering your stud y"
"Jndg. Of my stupefac,ion." said
NJ. G.. on recoun,ing this little
scene to your correspondent, :" when
l found that tn. paper he had given
me. on coming into the room. con-
tanned an exact duplicate Of my list,
no one being changed ormissiug. and
the date following each other in e1-
actly the same order as mine"
On another occasion. NJ. C. be-
ing also present. a little group Of sci
entific men. including tn. great AS.
tronom.r. NJ. J.. Vcrrier. had assem-
BLEED privately to witness de Caston's
wonders.
II do not pretend TO any vast
amount of SCIENCE remarked that
gentleman To his leari ed audience,
but l have discovered method of
calculation which enables IN. to re-
solve any mathematical problem, no
matter how difficult. instantaneous
w" Nonsense, SIR" shouted NJ.
LIE Eerrier, who is very irascible and
very rude when out of temper, 1.-the
thing is Impossible ?"
Try me-" returned de CASTOR,
requesting great mathematician
present to PROFOUND some very diff
cul, problems in tn" upper regions OF
algebra. The mathematician took
ont his pencil and wrote OF: thct.rmS
o: some t-rriticaliy aps;ruse and com
plicated c"mputatl upon which all
present at once set TO work. pencil III
hand, when DE- Castor placing his
paper on the instant before the inath
.rnaliciau. remark ID, - think. Mon
sivu.. YOU will find this is tn" cor
rect solution Of your problem.
VOW ocr, Monsieur. that my meth
Oh OF calculating really yields very
useful results " said de CASTOR 10
lie E-rrirr Bat the latter. furious
n seeing his statement re:ut"d. and
giving tull course. TO his i'll temper
assaulted de CASTOR with torrents oil
invectivr. calling i.in trick >ter, a
butioon, a charlatan. and declaring
that he would no, stay TO witness
such impudcn, knavcry. took his de-
pa.tugr IN Il rage.
Il seems tina; de- CASTOR is often
greatly excited and ia;igucd by the
performance OF his t-ats. and that IA.
often suffers from headache after per
forming them. But what is 10 BE-
though, of operations. mental o: 9th
.rwiS-. producing results 50 uttcrl y
incompreh"nsibl'.?
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COTTON! COTTON!!

'CIlE highest market price paid III cash
/ for Cotton and Produce by
THuMPSOS. NoRRIS d Co,
No ~ Front Row. Shreveport. La
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STOP THE THIEF.

W\S stolen from the stable of the sub
w scriber on "Wednesday night 3Oth. inst.
a white horse. and sad lie aud bride,
said horse heavy shouldered. wide breast.
about ten or eleven years Old, li3 o! -
hands high.
4 Reward ot twenty dollars will be
given for the delivery OF the horse TO me,
or fifty dplla.s for the horse and theft.
JACOB IRWIN.
Bossier Parish. La Aug .s3Ist. 1868. 3t
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900

: 49,.
n'aH'hS l"Si c'rta' vi MY tn'u,aha
dollars 10 De- divide mo three h"nlre
shares o. que hnnHTe1 ool'ar' E 'So "hich
amount mas pesfi pNid up II, ia.!;
II Hi>Hhc uhdeF,toou al" agreed
mat 40 StocNho 'ue' Shai! ne a"4o 'espoh-
-.'I' '"F con'''c''' tu",'s' OF aeS Vi s'e
oonlrahy, III any 'ut,ntf sum 'nal Tue
amount OF ms s'"cK' nor shhil ne De SUBJECT
to an! ."TIher CAT nor su''l any ht'or-
MARTY IN organizing. OF any other cfcum-
stanc'' nave the eHtc' OF eNpos'hs t,ie
siockho'oer 20 any ""e't''S; oe'eho we
amount OF MS stock nor eha!I any IN or
mainly or delay IN me organization u INC
company HHi.'S 'I' tG'steI
ARTICLE, ON. y ~. corporate powers
OF ms coMIa ~''' De eNercl,eu oE d
BOARD o. thfr' .''''"F-, '"o OF whom ana!i
constitute = II IN me mr., , ooaFo saait
be composed "i Jorge A'oah' james
''"oh anu '"n4 :" w "e"'oi' - SCI We
until the ma Monday o. -tusWsT 1000, or
uh II tHeI! su,s'. &c "u'y 80
Ana on the 2Ad MphthE o. august. io0o'
and every succeeding year; during the cS-
l"tence OF THIS quarter an e'ec.oH sH"4! pc
ae'c 10Y ne" o""'u VI tti''c VI! Ic'ot . " 10
sAai! serve i}r one Ec-'F I!o'H saio ui,e u
t"Hi me-. successor ~ o't. '.. ~
elected. a ""cN @'eI''o' q, ,le s"|A
holders. eacA stocHho!c"F ~!'a!i De eA ''I'.N
10 on vote lot every snare nc may o"" III
s&: company. .,o
SH,n!" say circumstance pte'e"l We
election OF a new board OF directors on the
LAY named ior th'' purpose, I"eI "'"
order SEAL ne 's:F'o os 'ye e>'H''!' CItS-
ing the o;ocknolH'r~ together !eF 'ha, P"F
pose, rs soon thereafter IL c!!GhHS a'ce7
ma permit
Inc nohr. >hn'l ei"Ct oHe =! tle'' t'en'
DTS 20 "e ''c!U." "a '"S IN p"u'.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND DEALER
THOMPSON. NORRIS & co.

Consider it no trouble to show Goods,
confident of their ability to satisfy all those
who may favor them with their patronage,
and who appreciate fair dealing and low
prices.
Call at Ne 10 Front Row, Warehouse
No -, Tsfa. STREET, Shreveport. IL.
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THOMPSON. MORRIS * CO

TJANING opened q large and varied
llsrock of general merchandise freshly
selected With especial reference !" the
wants of Western La, they guarantee to
sell the same as low as any house IN
Shreveport.
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Mansfield Female College.

THE Fail Session of this Institution will
l commence on Wednesday, goth day Of
September. next. with corps of experienced
teachers. most Of whom have been connect
ed with the school for several years.
Terms foc session Of four and half
months, payable one half in advance, the
remainder at the close Of the session.
Board. including fuel and room rent SCI so
Tuition in Primary DEPARTING nt,... 10 90
college,. -..'...'.-. 20 w
Modern languages, each. 10 90
Music on Paino or guitar, EACH. 25 90
Use OF instrument, INTERPRETATIONS. co
incidental fee. z 10
Painting drawing, &c, at usual prices,
Each Boarder will furns her own bed
and bedding. Except the stead,) towels
and lights. washing will also be d; her
charge. Address,
CHAS. 3. STUART.
President,
se3-lm Mansfield, La.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-02
Wool. Dry Hides. Skins Sc.

WANTED by THOMPSON. MORRIS q co.
w Mt the highest market prices in cash,
No. 10 Front Row. shreveport, La.