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"a vrisss o. assussI hissosy eivss he
foIoUjsg 6e1sisios Of . ss0: "A vs0 10 %
oplpoI 0koss bsst = % he srong end o.
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OF LANDS
nVRRr1aEn

4 OvERrlSED for ssls fvs ron payment
VI psiu cipsi end interest due aud 70.
naming unpaid 10 the Congregational school
funds Of Duhois csusiy, Indiana:
The nosth esst r. VI the north east qr.
and The so"sh wsal q. " The eorih east a.
Of section -. town lssrsh of range 3 -.
comssining o. Acrcs; snvstvsved ~ The state
~ I~"disns bv Thonss Mslses, August IL,
1863. fos $.l0 IS; interest due Ga ~; -
al amount due laelud,mg cosl., o237 IL.
The ssu:h hsIf VI Inc south ess: ar Of
the south west a. u section 20 wi |. =
X 5 wrss, containing 10 scres. D.0rsgsgsd u
'he Staie of Indlsrs by b Edsscnssou,
November 50. 1861. ios the sum sf $40,
~in,esss, due $zl 90; total suvsnt DE. in
GLIDING cosss. $33i ~.
Tie sosth wess a. o. the south ssst qr.
cod The sossh ees' a. u the sorth set "
|of ssstcn 3. town 2. s,uth range 5 west.
conssininy ~ acres. wos g.eed to the state
IT, Irdisn. b. jordan Ses. vrskriw. Feb.
IL 1857, for sns sun, " t20H; i.seres' due
I$l< 20: total amount due, inc uJIpg eosts,
$226 W
The north wet a. Of The s.u'h esss a.
snd The n.r,h es.s Z, Of The south vest ar
% section 81. town 2. south ri gs 8 west.
containing ~ scrss, N, t'gsg-d I, sh- 49,"
lof Indians. bv y"hn Y F~is ., july "a. lass,
ior shr sus. d $40; interest due Sll %;
total smouut dSs. including coeis. s22G w.
STATE or INDIANA. DUBOIS co SIS:
], THEODORE SOADERMANN. Aud
lisor of ssid county, in sid Safe. q hsssey
certify that ne foregoing Lie. rvu,sius .
iull ard c.rsect ststesnsut g. 81 . sds Tia.
|bIs 10 b. advertised sud svld for tbe DOp.
psy m~ni VI prDcipsi aud int rer due spd
rem sin ing uupsid 70 the G. u%ssessisasi
Srooi iunds of nnb"is soSs ", on ,he Er-t
Isv " January 1865 scye hsf With the dsm.
eyes. ard cos,s " sjvor'i.ih. The ssms.
Wiiness INV hand. - Aulitvr o. ssid
Iconstv. ,his 1t d.y /" December 1864
THEODORE SO>DEENsNN. A.. g..
NOTICE 10 hsssbv given ~ 81 vee0 y
.vsv concern, ,hs, fhs ~hois 81 ne 'evsrsl
~l'sscss " lssd. IN the fos~voisy lis' con.
I,s;n-d,. ~ 80 much tness oi % mss y me-
e.,sr % psy the prinr,ssl sud ip' Sss .
Ssmsres aud cvsls VI stvsrikisv. due ! .a'
~ mere therer', will b. sold - ~ CsSst
n ous. door 10 the s,vs " Jsspes. County
III Dub 10. State u IpJiars % shw 4ih
M"ardsy =. Jsnusry. 1855 ., less III sd
prin~ipai. ins.rssts dsmsvss ed scs's. -
osid b-sss. th,i tin. Wltnsss ~, hsns
lee Audt,r 81 u" 's county, thie Slu 10y
os D-csw-sv 1874.
TuEOnORE SuNpDRMASN A y 9.
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AkMORfsST'S ILLUSTHA I'D MY.
IL rIIl,Y Asp MME. DEAORHsT'S
MIRROR or FASHIONS . nsIssD
THE MODEL MAGAZINE y AAERiCa
IEAOKDikARY ATTRACT ONs
FOR ls65
A SrLSsplp P~RvcaAnsK - LIrsRABr
Iy.vkLriks. consisting VI bFiIisst 40 ~
r,sH,ng S'cri~s, Pssws. prsetcs' ~
|~...p's. and other n srsehoid Nsttefs. VIII
our ususl Mammoth Fssbson P'siss. 80 -
I-.l~ysu, .rvsv Of TIE Isiss, fsshivss. liz
wh,ch we pos.vss extraordinary . %eiiiii-s,
xi,h over ten d.lIsrs' sSr,h " useful sd
sshionsble full sixs Psstsrss fos ladies' end
|chi,j,s "a dress. md full three d,Ilsss wos'h
~ original aIu ic Gill b given dvsing tue
Iyesr. together with . constant succession
lof literary sud ussful npvel;'es. 81 ~ -
ipscsusrly illustrated With noe knsrsv'Dgs,
Ipsesrnung The most 't,rsctivs. ensesssis-
Inv. vsrful ssd a%s,issic Msgssine. 10 : bees.
|ufuI ssyls ies binding. and The finest Nssshy
Gov published.
SiusI- copies q cents. Yearly So.
A psrkss~ Of two dollars worth, iuIl Else.
fashionable Patterns. Or . lsrgc. splendid.
and artistic psrlsr steel Engrsviug Il pre-.
sentsd q . premium 10 esehssd every ssss
scsibss. single o. 10 clshs -
Two copies q year. " =
Three eopies one yssv. :
Five c0pies oae year. "
Ten copies one vssS. ~ W
Aiso. . splendid pssuium With ssee eISss
besides the fret psenisa 70 each ssssesiees:.
IA cIub 81 too. o. 81 sseh. > > gold
Gen, ! drsss elevator, o. Mae Denorssvs
sysssm Of dress cutting 10 both subseriesss,
or . beautiful Photographic album, o. Peter
leone q Ashus's Ysgssines.
A club 81 three. : large album % Gsdey's
Nsgssiss.
For : club Of eight. wsbsssr's large Die.
ltiosary.
Fos thirty vs. : Wheeler = wiIses's
sswius machine.
For eighty. . melsdecn. ps
For q hundred, Mason = Hsnlis's ss-
For 10 hundred and seventy. ) large O.
'lesn o. . sew Piano. ss.ga nn-
Il. These terms are more fsvsssbse tbss 81
'lfeysd 81 any other ,p~gbliestios. 6isgls
..~lcoplss Of he Msgssiss mailed free % =.
'leeipt o. tho price. Back sumssrs g spesI-
meme. 10 cents. Address.
WI. JENNINGS DEMORDeT.
No. 10 bsckmss-ss.,' A.. -.
The most appropriate 10 sscspssele
lPsessss would b : years s~sbsesipiiea -
1.-THE model Msesxine
dec. 31st, 1864.
-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

q heveoy Hfvsu tbss WI -"
q public s~setior, 90
TUESDAY, February 7sh. 1865.
q the lsse ss.ideues u william Conrad.
late Of Dabois eoss,y. dseesssd. 81 his
pessonsl prse~ssy, cossissisg II hossss. Get
lie. eoss, shsst. re. os's. ose four hores
wagon. one log wsssn. farming ussns''s'
household fusaisHrs. &c. DC
Tsrms-A credit u niss monihs. ~"
BE- r;vsu nm al sams over hve do'I.rs, me
purchaser giving HE mute with sPps"vsi o.
rusi,y. waving vsIns,ion snd spp'sisrmer
ls~s. bsssias iasesess from date; undsr s.
Sash j. has:.
e. DOANE. sdm'r.
ian. ll'h. 1865 So.
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How lsezufs - % be CREDITED
TIE ssIIssiss ~eisesIsr from Provost = 81.
shsI Gsssssi ~, prspesss 70 sscuss % each
- l;ssr;<s shs essdis Of ~ nsn ssro!led
sk~rsjs 80 sssss sks niIisssv ssvvi-s:
pnovos1 MARSHAL GiBEnAL's Ovv'cs(
Jssssvy 10.
TIE suss6os Of nssserisg efhesss V
esIIsS b shs fact that existing regulations
rsssIrs then 70 sssss upon The nsssss 70
zen sAs ssb dissries o. sevs. county. district
ssl sssss = which soldiers ore 10 Be essdivd
TIE asss - doas whsrs : men 10 austsrsd.
a. - entry shall ~ made on muster 10
rslis vish . visw 70 credit; nor shall sss
lsss - taken from thorn Tor that purpose
sshss shsn rhss vhish vss o66eisllv estssse
% skss q shs sias Of nssssr. ssd eli nss-
~ !, shsmsssver made must hs rspossed
% Aesise Al. Provost srshsI General II
No sssis o. division 70 Which The credit j.
sisss, ssl Provost Msrshsls and other nss-
sss;ss sfscsrs ere iassrucsed shst thsy VII
- % ssss. report credit directly 20 each 9TH
.. - sssIy ~ essSiss reported hv other
Proves Nsrshsls o. sussersg o6heevs. o.
No. sshsv sousees. until the ssns hsss ssen
vspsvsed % 10 Bossd r. EaroiImers. By The
Aesise Assistant Provost Msrshsl Gsasrsl
q shsir sssss Or SEssries vish his approval
(siessi) Jas. D Pr. Pm 9.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE 10 hereby given shsi the u"de'
IN sisuYd has been ~spp.insed Admin
al ne estate n wsa. C.sssd. Is''
II Dsbois county. deceased; sid es's's y
s~uppossdl . Be iHsolvent.
c. DOANE. scm's.
Ian. 7,h. ls6S Sc
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3h~ County Commissioners 81 this
soasrv ! ttheir meeting on last Ihurs-
dsx. passed an order appropr'asIng :
.-.f6r;ers Gun from the county funds
u pay sbssDty to each volunteer from
sh;s csunsr under the last call Of the
Pr.siAaut. ri $500. and alsc provided
- the appointment OF . suitable per-
lor IN esch road distrir N the conatv
IT, s,ply to every mar liable g dram
In his district for . contribution o.
~ lest SIS. and 70 each mar not liza
lie - drsft for such an amount - ne
n his patriotic liberality may feel dis
poeed % give. IN order to raise the
honnty 70 $500 to each volunteer
They further provided that Mn case
enough volunteers should not he OBJ
aimed 70 Ill the qnoss Of the county.
NV on xae was drafted. and entered
the service. and who had paid in his
6as. shouid he entitled to draw the
souufv frsm the County Treasury
The different collectors are now .
vosk. aud IT course everv man liable
would rather pay his SIS. than rur
the risk Of being drafted and getting
no tounty. We understand that oye'
$1,000 has already been collected u
this town. :.
Under the impetus Of this magnln
cent bounty. numbers Of men have sig
niied their intention tn volu nicer. ant
with energetic c~anvassing We have %
donbt fhe quota Of the county will o
filed. There il no vsy that a youn'
men en- make larger wages than o
volunteering. The wages Tor twelve
mopths men 10 $40. q fcliovs: 10
-ssI bounty $500. government bounf'
500. monthly nav 1922. clothing al
lcwsnce 14S. W. are informed tina
NJ. A. Hsrter has gone to hesdquar
Sers to get authority TO raise . com
ipanv Of volunteers for the 143d regi
ne1t. Roc organizing q Evansville
Nov i your time to escape the DRAFT
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H'QRs. NoRTH'N Div. LOUISIANA, J
Shreveport, La, june &c, 1865.
Special Orders !
No. 20.
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OLaughlin. lie is a small ma,
4 about twenty.eight years Of age, j
tired in fine, soiled coat, but Will
out linen upon either its bosom 4
neck, and handouts rest hugely npo
his mcdiocrity. His moustache, ey.
brows and hair, are regular and yer,
black. He does not look unlik
Booth. though he seems to have
little bodily power, and he is yer,
anxious, as if more earnest than am
ct the rest, TO have fair lease upor
NE. His copntenancs is not prepos
sessing, though he might be consid
cred passably good looking in
mixed company.
DIR. MuDD.
Dr.. Muld has a New England and
not a Maryland face. He compares
to those on his left, as Hyperion to a
sauatter. His high, oval head is
bald yer. tar up, bu. not benevo-
len.ly so, and it is covered with
light red hair, SO 1..,.1s as to contrast
ini iA.mnntlyr .-;.L -'.- tivnsrlrvss vr
his beard and g,atee. His nose
would be insignificant but for its
sharpness, and at the nostriIs it is
swelling and lish-spirited. His eyes
impisae upon his brows, and they
are shining and rather dark, while
the bvows themselves are so scantily
clothed with hair that they seen,
quite naked. Muad is neatly dressed
in green grass buster, and white
bosom and collar; if he had no 9th
er advantages over his associates
these last would give it to him. He
keeps his feet upon tie rail- before
him in true republican style. and rolls
4 mcrsci OF tobacco under his tongue.
ARNOLD.
y The last man.! who sits on the ex-
treme right Of the prisoners, is Nj.
Sam Arnold. He is, perhaps, the
best looking Of the prisoners, and
the least implicated. IIe has a solid
pleasant face; has been rebel sol
dier, foolisllly committed himself to
Booth with. perhaps, no intention toI
do a crime, recanted ip pen and ink,
and was made a national character.
Had he recanted by word Of mouth
he might have saved himself unpleas
ant dreams. This shows everybody
the absardity of writing what they
can so easily say. The best thing
Arnold eyer wrote was his letter to
Booth refusing to engage in murder. |
] ct this recan!atlon is more in evil
ienca against him than his original /
paTpasa.
Arm I'D looks out Of the window
md feels easy.
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FkEEDMEN's BUREAU,
Shreveport, La, June %, 1865. &
A LARGE number Of instances have
"A come under my observation where
Planters have driven from their Plantations
men. women and children, the helpless, The
aged and inlrn. without discrimination.
Notice is hereby given that such prac.
tees will not be permitted. and IL persisted
in, will be dealt with as a violation Of Mill
tary Orders. 4
The Freedmen are justly entitled to
suppxt for the remainlerzof the wear from
tue crops which their labor has produced
during the year.
W. B. STICKNEY.
Lieut.. aud Asst Sup't Freedmen.
Approved:
(Signed,) G.. J. HEBRON.
lyI Maj-Gen'l, Comdg.
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Tie Freacdirmy IL ne C,'mean
VA. "A le{r dated Paris, April
20, says:
"The Friend have not yet had q
true history, qthe crimsaai Har' ana
a and others a5}s It, havs,e Nia'"e @s
orously excludd from tha..rseunsry
The conscquets is, that they are
firmly conyipdd that ouf Govern
ment told tha, at the time. then
troops not onf covered themselves
With glory IMMORTAL, which they I'm
acubtedly did but escaped all thu
sufirrings ans privations and mis-
ely which beill the English army
/ An army docbr has, however, jus
made an ayowll which will staftl
( them not a littb, aud which will, pei
liaps, make item DESTROYS Of moi
facts and fgdres. The avowal
t!as in the said war not fewer tina
I9l5.6l5 Fre,leil s3l,liers persisted I!
greater part Of sickness Or Of tatig'
and priyation. As only 5000
were sen, into the Crimca from I
commencement to theend Of the vi
the proportion ofdeaths was neal
a third
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From the Houston Telegraph.
Later fron Austin = The STATE
Treasury Robbed. L

a gentleman from Austin, WIKI
arrived here yesterday, states that OF
last Sunday night some twelve OF
fifteen men broke. into the Stat,
Treasury budding q. Aus in and
lbroke open thy safes, rubbing them Of
about sl5,oop in gold. They dis
they were unable to get into the
vaults, where most of the treasure is
kept.
As soon as they 81 III the alarm
was given, and the citizens assembled
under arms and proceeded to the res
cue. On thsi approach the robbers
decamped. I he citizens fired upon
them, MORALLY woundins one by the
name of Campbell, WHO died on
Tuesday. liz was said by some to
have Teen a fllcmber of Boards regi-
ment
The citizen regularly patrol the
town every light
Further than this, Austin and the
neighborhood Is said to be- very quiet.
On Sunday about one hundred and
fifty of shelby's men passed through
.aai5iin on thu ir way West. They
We're quiet, gel tlemenly men.
On Monday, Col. FL. CLARK, ex,
Governor, was reported to have left
for Mexicoy and on Tuesday Gov.
Murrah left5for the same destination.
Some o her gentlemen are reported
TO have gone, but our informant was
not certainly informed about them.
THE IDBBERlEs IN THE WEST.
Mr. MILKY, of this city, arrived
home from Brownsville overland two
days ago BE left Brownsville two
weeks ago last Sunday, in company
with plnmrch's train. He reports
having witnessed q great deal of rob
berries on the road The train on
which lie came having no goods, got
off with the loss If but six mules
At Barton's Rancho. one hundred
miles this side of Brownsville, a Mex
lean train, bringing in goods, accord
Ing 90 one account for Blum, and ac-
cording to another for Jacobs, con-
signed to Reicl.nan & Co., was
robbed, and most Of the goods were
taken away, and some were left and
scatter u about. AT Kings Rancho,
Co. Prices train was robbed of 750
pairs Of shoes, and at B hills it was
cleaned up, mules aud all 1t num-
bered twelve wagons. Just beyond
Banquett's, Haskell's train of four.
HsEaa|s ana ma vna aF'|x pPsRs RHfd Of
been entirely taken afterwards. y
was reported that Pools train, tdn
wagons, was robbed between Kings
Rancho aud Banqpette's, and after
wards mads clean sweep Of this
side of the Nueces Twenty miles
beyond Goliad, Nj. Nib, overlook
FlewelIen's train and another, IN
charge of Rodgers, who drove iuto
Goliad and ualoaasd it, i is under
stood that Flewellen will recover his
train.
| Some other robbiug Of smaller
trains had occurred, Of which Mr.
NHby knows less.
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: May 25th, 1865, and ordered 70 b
enforced by Major General T.. h. {
Candy, commanding Military Diyis
: ion, West Mississippi, May 18th
7 1868, and they will make all REPORT,
relating 70 the Frevd!nan's Bureau /,
these Headquarters through Iie,tt
W y Stickney, Asst. Superinteud
ent Of Freedmen. at Shreveport ii.
and are hereby invested with pldnar,
powers to settle all questions arising
between the planters and laboretA il
their respective parishes Or counties. /
Hank forms OF contracts will b
furnished by the Asst. Supf. Of Freed
men, which will be- distributed "a
every planter, and tie contract will
be i'iied up by the planter in accord
ance with the provisions Of the Labor
Regulations. and the signatures wit
messed by the Provost Marshal Of his
agent. Contracts will be made in
. ,.as. ~. .and approved by the TO
sVsl Marshal; one WIN be lri;.s ned
by the planter. ono on file by the
Provost Marshal, and one to BE- |for.
wfrded through the Provost Mar4hsl
to the Assistant Superintendent. Iat
Shreveport. The Freedmen will sirn
their names to the contract in FIJI
II y ihsN tave not a family ralne, they
viii be required to assume one. Ina
contract i,a will be accepted which is
not filed ap properly. The infornla.
hon called for upon the back Of The
contract, must be carefully noted
= u contracts will be made and Tor. |
warded to the Assistant supsrintend-
emit within thirty days after the FRO. |
vost Marshal gives notice that hs Is !
ready to. act. Planters DESTROYS III
sulllyatlng their plantations, who ~ I
use TO make contracts within the
,lne specified, will be fined not less
han fifty dollars. Fines will Ibe !,
lpp red to pay the expenses Of the i
'lhce' anu a strict account kept Of Ill
ecelpts and expenditures in a c,.sI, ,
'ook furnished by the Asst Superin-
pndent. II i
The several Provost Marshals avrte q
uthorlzed 70 marry, free Of charge, !
ny Freedmen who desire to do do, a
nd VIII encouragethem in preservt #
% the marriage relation. He will +
i've lnarriae : certificates, and keen 1 =
cord of the names of the parties and "a
le date aud place Of marriage in 4 II
'ok provided for the purpose, and 9
port to these Headquarters, at It'd E E
ose OF every month, the number d v
'l!ples married during the month. "a
Large planters will be required ID Sc
" tax Of one dollar for blanks +
rn !, during the year 1861; b.
call planters with less than Ten CT
mas, fifty cents This will be ccl. "a
cted by the Provost Marshal or his ~ =,
'ent when the contract is made, ard / i.
receipt provided by the Assistant he
lper'ntendsnt. given for it, and MI
count given Of it in the cash book.
ne sun thus collected will be for
'rded at the close Of every month.
rough the Assistant Supsrintend- =
t. to these Headquarters. With ! {
'morandum account Of the same.
II - = - .. -rs.a. - vrs nf4rSna,
y be located at Or near the 'Cours .,
'use in each parish or county. "
by command Of -
Maj. Gen. HEBRON. se'
WIN. Il. GL4DwiN, lst Lieut. ipri
lclal: Act'g A. A. Gent.
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Shreveport. p-s~--.srs :.

XXWVAt ~
We give the quotations az far AZ
we can arrive at them. Our market,
as regards prices. has not, as vet,
settled down to anything like uniform
Iprices.
Middling. lOGl4c Pb.
Sxgar-ll0l5c $b.
M n. vgal.
Noxr-sl2014 v Dbl.
Bdcon-l5c02Oc y ID.
Cc5ee-3Sc05Oc y b.
WAisky-Rectifed, S30-,Texas
spa Y gal.
|, Caxdles-35cS-P b. !.
Cvn-5OcG- y bushel. +
Baggsag-3Oc0- y yard.
Rope-2Oc0- y b.
Z NaHs-SlOG-Fkeg.
Hides-ScG-F b
Wool
Potatoes--s60- y Dbl.
Ot-Lard. s20-V gal.
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- NnS' -NuR IN XIV. LOUISIANA, I
Shreveport, La, june &c, 1865.
Special Orders !
No. 20. { i
EXTRACT.
the 4prrv a.
ars hereby appointed Provost MAR
1 shalls Of Freedmen in the counties
s and parishes set opposite their names mes
"' cant. David Bender, A7th Indiana
VII Inf ~, Claiborne Parish, La,
Cant. |. A. Arnold, 46th H. VOL
NV Na,chitoches Parish, La.
=, raot. n. II. Marsh, 46th Ill. VOL
,nf'ty, Sabine Parish, la. !, =,
Cant. +. NJ. Lollar, 45th ILL., '0''
Inf',y, VIM Parish, Ia. -, 1,
, Ut Lieut.. WIN. +. Yarnett, sth H.
! vi ;nf'ty, Bsinyille Parish La
; MI Lieut.. John I Kailsback' en- en-
t i, !, vi, luf'ly, jefferson, Marion 60 9,
: y :, ~ Il Tint. julius 8. Clark, sou
e 81 s. G. nifty, Rapides Parish Ia q,
ilst Lieut. Samuel Welsner, 4M'
Ind. Vol. Inf 'ty5DesSto Parish .ar -
n w. sas. Lieut.. Charles Stilihamme..
il slA LII. Vol. Int'ty, MARSHALL ha'''
S0e ea III Iieut. A5v. Lowell, soth !
a c,... a,vall.s Parish, Ia.
u Mr.. Elias Dennis, ", Bossler ra
e All reports and communication 4,
=. fDr these Headquarters, WIN oe .
:. :, rected 10 Lieut.. w.. Is. Snckne
~ Asst. supt. FreednHeu.
% By command Of u
III ~ Maj. Gen. HERON;
y; + WM. H. ,GLADDls, LIST Lieut.
Us Act'g A. A. Gener
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Gtant>aotih4d Hallsck oftEs Coy.
ERIN nts misrepresentation the annall-
ment was HMleck's. and ankuawn 70
Grant. y III
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Hons NoarH'N Div. LOUISIANA,
Shreveport, La, June %.
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CIRCULAR. q
The Provost Marshals Of Freed
,on of he ssyeral Parishes in the
,S,a.s Is Louisiana, aud the Counties
j u i. and Arkansas, in This Mill
tary District. are, charged WIN ! !, ' !;
rssneetive marshes or counties. th'
Labor Regulations II the Freedman ; d
| bureau, published at New orlesn
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She that is BORN a beauty Is al
ready half married
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choice extra $40 Y bok sss,.-..l'..siss.
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| Bras-sls per 100 lbs
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per bushsl'
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The following ats the quotations
for bank nptss t
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Louisiana Stass Bank l1055
~. Bank II New OrL.ans $1,000
- Crsssnt City Bass, 7oS7e
Kesshasss' Bslk, ao04s
y Union Beai 7oo7S
Nsehanies' ara TSaIsrs ? @t r
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