davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
MONDAY JULY II.
LEADER.
o..,MoNDAY. july II, 1865.


WUVUd1- UGUtIaII aIaIHOUOEHs
General Hancock and staff removed
their headquarters 10 Baltimore on Friday
or Saturday, of last week, when the General
assumed command OF the Middle De-
psrtment. The troops of the lst Army
Corps will be removed from Camp Stone
man to Maryland, probably near Monocscy
junction. In very short time there will
be no troops in the vicinity of Washington
but the bare garrison Of the city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17

Our dispatches have already announced
the discovery of another great lake in AT
RIGS, from which the Nile takes its source,
The discoverer, Mr.. Samuel Baker, an Eng
lish traveller, finds it to be located in north
latitude deg. II min, and has named it
the Albert Nyanza; Captain Speke, who
discovered the other lake reservoir Of the
Nile, having called the latter Victoria Ny
anzA The Nile draws IFS waters from
both of these lakes, but the last found is
the main source of the river. t-r
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
FROM CAIRO,

CAIRO, July l6.
Msior Putnam of General Osnby's staff
arrived, with flags surrendered by Dick
TAYLOR, en- route for Washington.
Stringent orders have been issued by
commanders of cavalry marching through
Texas, to prevent soldiers from struggling
or Pluudering. None sre allowed to enter
private houses, and all negroes leaving the
fields TO follow the army are driven back.
The work on the Texas Central Railway,
of SO much Importance to the troops, is
being rapidly pushed forward to compile.
tiOn.
No rain has fallen in portions Of Eastern
Mississippi since the lst of May. Crops
will be very short, especially corn. D..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
The ESQ AOAN
f- lA 4L

PHILADELPHIA, July l6.
,Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to
the 7.3O loan on Saturday at SIC, ,332, 200 .
total for the week, $35, ,6Ss, 100. Ia i.
The sales of the third and last series OF
the loan draws 70 g close, only about $5p,-
100000 Of the notes remain unsold.
, n addition to the sales regularly report
ed by Jsy Cooke, are the amountsof sales
in Cslifoinia and st other regular dePosito-
ries. which have not been Included in the
reports from Philadelphis. - :,
AT the present rate of subscription, the
balance Of the. lean will be disposed OF
within two weeks, and probably in less
time .,, ...-..,.i., ..-i. a.a
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
THE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE CON.
VsNFION.

CHICAGO, July 10.
,ionsl Business College Gonventfoh's letters
were presented from leading bankers tele,
graphic managers, merchants, members Of
the prese and professional educators, over
one hundred in nunbsr, from an parts OF
the country, endorsing the national college
system.
The College decided to hold out special
inducements to returned soldiers for 8
commercial education.
Characteristic letters fom p. 7, Barnum
and others were read.
The Convention will adjourn early next
week to meet in Cleveland in 1865
The hospitslities of the city have been
extended to the members Of the Conven-
tion. They are to visit the places Of smnse-
ment and objects of interest to-day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
GOLD MAKKET.

NKw YORK, July 10.
ID Transactions in gold are confined chiefly
to the wants of importers for custom duties
/. Bulls have withdrawn from the market 3
large additional arrival of gold, yariouSly
stated at $40, ,ODo, ,O0e-to 100000, by
which they hope to prom9te further ad,
vance, Bears are quiet, being indisposed
10 put themselves in danger of being cor
nered by bulls. Quotations were l424g
l4s9 To-day steamers took out s52, S66 II
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
Chenn Living.

Lynchburg must be acheap place 20
live st in these times. We learn from
gentleman just from there that beef and
mutton are selling At 1O@12c; butter,
25@8Oc potatoes, lO@I2c.; cabbage, lOe.
2 head, with great prOfusion of cucum-
bers, snaps, cimblines, beets, and sll kinds
of barrioa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
FROM FORTREss MONROE.

FORTRESS MoNROB, July Is.
Brigadier-G General Potter arrived in Nor
folk this morning. The steamer General
Meigs from Morehead City with detsch-
ments of discharged soldiers bound home,
has arrived here The steamer Thomas A.
Morgan, from Drury's Bluff with troops
for Washington, D. C., has also arrived
hara
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17

A London paper says the art Of burg
law bss all but risen 70 the dignity OF
sc;9nce Thieves make drills WhichSgo
tbrough the sides OF steel safes without any
dific1ltv. The art OF making sneh drills
"a one Of the burglars trade secrets. ms
tools cannot be excelled in their beauty o4
finish and admirable quality. Hesrly Two
toms of ''iemnnies," drills, chisel, &C. were
sant 4 few months since from one OF inc
London police offices to one of the lock-
vsrds. 20 be worked up and it is questioned
If any iron or steel distantly approscnlng
this in quality has ever found as way lhs9 2
government ''seEsPs7 before. y 4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
o170a 0aRgC0SsTRUCTION,

WASHINGTON, JHIy To I
The Posts special says: Another delega-
tion arrived here from Florida this morn
ing to oppose the appointment OF Judge
Marvin as Provisional Governor OF that
State, but the appointment had already
been made. 90 -H-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
a.nernI rherman,s Last.

The Indianapolis correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial telegraphs the tol-
10 wing to thst paper: ---7rg . Il
Gane-sl Sherman passed through to. day,
on his wsy % st. Louis. While waiting
e., tba train. large crowd of citizens col.
ioo,sd 10 stare at the lion, A salute oi
tbirtaan Guns was fred. Goyernor Morton,
General Pitcher, and others called on am
On being invited by the Governor to stop
over night and make ? speech sherman
replied, 40, the 6evilr'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
EnHTON.
Nrw On1r,,r. Inlu 1R

NEW ORLEANS, July 10.
The stock of cotton in market is 80, 900
bales. Buyers are holding off for lower
rates 400 bales Of cotton, 800 hogshesds
and eco boxes of sugar arrived here during
the mast "a hours.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
POsTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

s NEW YORK, July 10.
The Hersld's special ststes that the fol-
lowing pOstmasters have been appointed!
DIXON, Ill, J. l.. Camp; Indianapolis, A.
Conner Coldwster, Mich, D. B. Brinton
Akron, Ohio, K. s. Blkins Marietta, Ohio,
4 Bos worth .... ..-.-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
nEGTH OF nK. CRAEE.

7 ~ WAsHINGIONI JuIy To
The Commercials special ssys:
Mr.. Crane, artist for Hsrper's Weekly,
was found dead in his bed at the National
Hotel this morning. He retired In usual
haslth last night,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
GENERAL sHERmAS.

- CNOINEATI, Jaly Is.
/ MsioryG General Sherman and staff passed
through Indianapolis yesterday en- route
for ST, LOWS. .y = eli r..u-l
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
WILLIAMS BROTHERS.
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Gents Furnishing Goods
normal MUSIC SCHOOL.

Term commences JaIy 18th and continues in ses.
ei IN sight weeks.
The aesirn of the Institution iS 10 afford an op-
porgunity fOr 3 thorough NJ usIeal Euueal1Ons
q All deairing to prepare themselves Sithsr As
Teachsrs or ATtisteE.
TgRO Il. PERKINS OF New York will have
change Of the Voc Il Department. Terms, Tor iuil
course $50 For particulars and siTculsTs,
AddresE N.OOE. STEWART,
Hermitage, Pa.
Or, MessrI Cook & HAll, or Henry Davis, Esq
MesdvIlIe. Pa. june2s.22s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
Review Of the Dry Goods Market.
GEN. sCHURZ SENT ON A TOUR
or OBSERVATION.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
FROM coLUM Bus.

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADEBl
--ss ...-.-s I'D COLUMBUS, July l6.
sf IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.
The following important circular has
been issued:
Asst. SURG GENERALS OFFICE /
-- LOUISVILLE, July lS, 1865. !
Circular No. 21. .es
Where it is officially known that regi-
ments of volunteers have been mustered
out, the sick of such regiments will not be
retained in general hospitals, but transfer
red without delay, if able to travel, to their
respective places of muster out or to their
Stats. .-. .-s... K. Q. WorD,
..r..ar -.. rmsgla- A. 8. g. u. s. A.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
The sth Ohio Cavalry, now arriving in
detschments in West Virginia, is to be i'm
mediately concentrated at Clsrksburg and
mustered out OF the service. The 23d and
Both Ohio regiments are also TO be muster
ed out at once. The 43d Ohio, 900 strong,
arrived yesterday, and the 2Oth Ohio: ASS
men reached here to day.
The lslst O-io was mustered out at
Raleigh yesterday, and ordered to Camp
Dennison. - .l.
Captain n. D. Meacham of ih~ enih
KegImenJ, mas been honors6ly discharged.
.1la REsIGNATIOEs, &C.
The following Ohio officers have resign
ed; Lieutenant Colonel F. w. Lester, of
the 31st Regiment to accept promotion
Captain Eohn j. Kessler, of the 49.h Regi-
ment; and, Lieutensnts A. w. Brstton
ana Robert W. Morgan, of the 1s4th Regi-
ment.1 CO.. I've l
DR.. Lewis Slusser of Canton has been
appointed Surgeon Of the 26Lh Regiment
vice David Ruse, resigned -.
RETURN OF SECRETARY SMITH.
Secretary Smith returned from New
York yesterday. His health is still quite
feeble, bat few days necessary rest will
completely restore it. -.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
The Colleges.


Last week was "COmmencement week
at Amherst College The prize speaking
took place on Monday evening. Rsv.
2. G1lliver OF Norwich, addressed the
Society of Inquiry on Tuesday evening"
On Wednesday large and pleasant slrnn-
nj meeting was held. Addresses were
made by Judge Nash, Of Ohio i. II. Kel-
log, of Pittsheld Rev. DIR. Storrs,o Brook
lyg; Brigadier General -GAldwSii,of Maine,
and Others. .-s .---l -7fi
The whole number of desths during the
year 1S64-5 is IL average, "a 2-3. One
hundred of the alumni and &C of the Un-
graduates (IGG in sll) are. known to have
belonged to the Federal army of the war of
the rebellion. OF these, "a are known 70
have been killed in battle OF to have died
of wounds or disease. ..,s E7 bli-s- a
On Thursday was the Commencement
proper, when the Graduating Glass ieI,-
pesTed.
ing the exercises at the church, was well
attended, and gave great satisfaction. s, -...
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
ToNsoRIAL,
TRTUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
Wm. DAY, AS Public Square,
nae Ar TVS LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG a0bk.

svy T4K ILLUSION Welt fits 70 charm. = y
sMIpIh.fRFNCH NATURAL ElhSLE Elhsi- - =
Jus received aso S,ss S sTa2lns and SEQ for
SoqTSSTS SosqTTSfTSa rs AND BTsAIDs-AlA large and we'll
selecesa sso9A 1,aTS BUTTERFEY BOWS, hue
80 p6Fs and FREEoa HEAD-DkssssA
M. by the advertiser equal 70 thGss eS ,hs
- . 5eose7 49,. 49, 1ithout injury % switch.
5,a'' Hair DressIng, Curling and AslE Oo''iDI
tn ne isteSt and most prevailing styies: 4,
HAIB DFElNG -PsEties '4s aS,, bsSt oS DIs led
Hals III PTsID AND COLD BATES HlIsys rsaoy' 1h'
ns-t6sthing spArtm ents e 80 ~ lI.;..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
OLIVET.

Commencement at Olivet Michigan,
transpired dunng the last week in June'
Addresses we're delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Dufield, of Detroit, and the Rsv:Dr Haom,
of the Chicago Theological Seminary.
The honorary degree of ID. ID. was also
conferred upon Rev. S. A. Corey and Rev.
John Spaulding, New York .ua
We ought TO add that prominent tea-
ture Of the exercise was the inauguration
of Rev. A. Il. Morrison as President and
his able and appropriate inaugural.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
WILLIAMS COLLEGE.

The senior examination at Williams
College terminated Thursday last by the
admission of all the candidates-49 in
number-to their first degree. Glass day
followed on Friday. The exercises con-
sisted of an orsgion by Fernando Q. Will
lett, of Bakersfield, VI, poem by +. Z.
Brown. of Jacksonville, Vt, an ivy speech
by Charles I. F. Spoor, of Uoxssekie, n.
Y an address 70 she lower classes by
Thomss l.. Gulick, of Honolulu, Sand
wich Islands, by the usual exercises
on the college campus and by the
class supper. The appointments Tor
Commencement came opt on Saturday
morning, and the honors sre as follows
Valedictory, A. B. Lyons, Of Walmea,
Sandwich Islands; sslutatory, Charles y
F. Spoor, of Coxssekie, N.Y.i oratlons
Justin E. Emerson and N. b. Emerson, ol
Wsialys Sandwich IsIsnds, Thomas Hook
er. of Motlville, N. Y; 0restes G. Ellsworth
of Hancock, ]. K. Bradley, Of Les Emoty
w. West, Of Brooklyn, n. I; and Fer
nando q. Willett, OF Bakersfield, Vt.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17

@IEWJOF OF JET GOODS, JUST
IN reoeiYea - Isl Wedddl House.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

tain time and place, as early as prac-
ticable, TO proceed with ii rcorganiza-
ton of the State government.
4 That in order {, unaninity and
concert Of opinion and action the
loyal people Of other parts of the
State be invited to meet together to
express their views. and 70 cooperate
with us in this grca, and necessary
work.
Upon the reading of tn, preambl,
and resolutions, w. y. Ledvard
Esq, moved to strike out the prcam
bic, and insert the following in lieu
thereof:
Whereas, the ilosti!ities SO ruinous
TO cur people have ceased. and it is
the interest, as it is the duty, OF
every loyal citizen to restore tn.
Stat" of Alabama to her proper rela,
tions TO the existing Union aud laws
and our people relieved from the un.
fortunate condition that we have
been in for tho las, four years. rs
speedily rs possible; and being o,
opinion tina, all such movements
should "lnanatc from the people
who can only speak in their primary
assemblies. therefore, We, the citizens
Of Mobile, do, etc.
This motion created considcrahl.
discussion, and on being placed on
IFS passage, was los, on division o.
til" h"usr--24 to 2S.
GA motion III. ori rinql pr.amGl.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

We heartily commend the follow
ing from "Old Soldier" which we
take from the last number Of til. San
Antonio Herald, to the earnest con-
slider alton of our readers
Fellow SOLDIERS
The war IL ut an end, and ". AT.
disbanded and thrown upon tn.
the country, many of us far from
HON" with no means of support and
neither personal friends to draw upon
tor aid, nor any known employment
by which to make an honest living.
Under these trying circumstanc. $.
the question is asked, with a heart
tclt anxiety. WHAT SHALL WE DO
Yes. We have each to find an an w-r
to this trying and truly Serious ques-
,ion, What shall We do !
permit an old tcllow-s"ldicr to sns-
gcst what he is Compelled to regard
us the best answer. 1t is iru,. We
have tough, long aud through many
bloody battles. aud have received no
pay. While thousands of ablehodipd
u"n have shirkrd on, of danger and
duties We have had the torti.udr
and manllncs. TO face and ". ar.
H." To- fall back upon civil life and
sn:mSir IL society with 'tl"n. How
shall w.. treat them? My answer is
treat them AS only a hrav- and true
sol;'"r can do-;r-ut ,!,rn With for
h,ar! = kindness Though ;he for,
,un"s III war have been az .iu>, us
though our country passes again
u,.'! 7 E'd"rai rul", ID. spirit OF pat
!io'.-m lives. and the true. brave,
ana hrnorable soldier will stand II
mountains h~isht above the shIrA"r,
In TIA. sight OF our enemies he will
b. !lourrrd aud rewarded by the true
friends q: our country, in all atlr. li.r
II hr Lur. no, tor:"i; his claim 10 the
public esteem ty acts OF inI!scrc:ion
and violence towards others. lie: TIT
show I" our country ana the world
that .lIc true soldier can both suffer
and tnrh-ar rs we'll a. light WHEN
honor and duty dru.amd il.
Soon We shall have Federal! Off
GERS and soldiers occupying various
petitions in our State. and then VIII
follow a free iut-rcours. between the
people Of the North and Suuih. In
thar case. WHAT SHALL. WE DO Let
u follow III" example "f o:r lea
d-rs -Grns Lee. Johnston, Tavlor
FORREST, aud others, who after making
a valiant defence, were ovcrcUm" hv
the power Of numbers and tn. lack
"' means to fight longer, yielded with
dignity ~ the fate o: war, and bowed
TO Ia" destiny assigned them and
then SHAKE hands with ,he aIv.v-a ry.
and say, The palm j. yours, sir; We
viii surrender on honorable terms :;
we have done all that honor and pa
'r;o,i~,n demanded. ana it l. folly -
make further rr,-i~tnuc"" Let tn
r>aup!v %. ;l.v-.. uobl,. chir.':nu~ in
iiu.nc- ~ - :. ik- linz. Of conduc;
and ta"rrhy speedily Restore N-ac" -
our Distracted country.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
From Mobile.

We copy from the Mobile News or
III, 9TH, III" following extract !rnU!
The report Of Union meeting held
on III" 9Th:
X. h. S.aw"il, E~p.. on behalf o:
the committee, submitted the follow
!mg preamble and rr-"!u'inns
Whereas. ,h. Government. Of tho
Stat. .. Alabama, As il rAis,"a in
1860. has been -ubvrr;ei and set
"a DE- 10y combinations ot persons
incon~idr at" or regardless O. State
Interests. through! hostility 10 the
Federal Union, and a determination
10 separate thrv.trorn. and IN u place
~ org .uizatiou. calling Itself :. STATE.
has been illegally set up, assuming
the .oun and u-urp;'l, ,hr powers OF
government. casting IF nj! rish,.ili
all -ianc" ana cout-G,ra,iu- with
others to resist hv fore. Of arms ,hr
l.wfut authority O. the United States.
An, Whereas M, ordinance. Of 50
ccsSinu # til" ! LII Of .IAuulrv, 1851.
and ,lr constitution founded thereon,
'h- iir~; puhic nct= IF oryaniz"d
u-urpa'ion IN Alabama, which pre-
ciui:at.d t. rropi. INTO collision
with the Er!..al I;ovrrnmrn, and
The horrors 60: civil war, were ny, tue
acts of .h,. people, inasmuch az not
authorized hv them, nor Submitted
10 their vote, but solely ard entirely
;l.- device and work of = convention
created. couvo1cd and acting without
The authority Of Inv.
And whereas, the said rsurpa,iou
and con.,.d,rncv hav. wag.i war
against the Government Of the Uui
ted States until put down by military
power, and th. people of Alabama
are now. therefore, lief; withou, any
Legal State government and subioct
aiuu. 10 military rule under the con
sti,u;ion and laws of the United
States, and must so remain unit
rrorsanized into State government,
il conformity with said Constitution
ana laws.
And whereas. it is essential tc
security. order. p,ac, and prosp,rit,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

Persons wishing to subscribe tor
the News, are referred to our terms.
They can have the Semi Weekly or
in the absence Of mail facilities,
either paper will be sent, that pub
lished Tuesday, or Saturday, at halt
the rates Of the Semi. Weekly
Our friends who have paid for the
- Semi Weekly News will hence
forth receive j, regularly Those
who are entitled to the Weekly, will
have the Tuessluy edition mailed TO
them. Should they prefer, however.
the Saturday edition, they will please
notify US OF their choice.
uenceforward, we trust, We will
be- permitted to publish the News
under NOR. favorabl. auspices. and
shali exert ourself in publishing A
good paper, regardless of labor or
the necessary heavy expenses attend
ing the same.
1t is our aim to publish as good,
a paper as can be found in the coun-
Ky. aud to this end we solicit, and
shall endeavor to secure, the services
Of competent correspondents in the
principal cities of the Union. Our
friends must back US in our efforts,
and i: will not be long before all our
arrangements can be effected satisfac-
sorilly to all parties.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

Foreign The Pnris Patrie has
reason to believe that the attention
of thu French Government has been
called to the news of clsndcS,ine
cntollm-n.- in America, and that, Il
necessary. II will adopt energetic
measures against American v"luu,
tecrs to Mexico
Drdelot will leave Bre-; III the
frigate Thcuns. with instructions on
the subject, as soon as Napoleon re-
turns, about the end Of May.
Cotton in Liverpool, May 23d,
was from ! to J higher for American
Market very active.
LIVERPOOL. May 24.-It is stated
that some Of the French Ministers
threaten to resign unless all the
French troops are withdrawn from
Mexico.
Cotton sales on the 23d 10000
bales. June gath. spectators took
about 5000 bales each day. Market
buoynnt at ! TO ID. higher. Tho
Manchester market - ADVANCING
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

For the information of advertisers
We would say that our paper is .x.
tensively circulated in Louisiana,
Texas. and Arkansas. AS our list
Of subscribers is daily increasing, it
is ample proof that we are to be
seconded in our efforts to furnish our
readers with good news and family
parer in this section of country,
which we hope will do credit 10 our
self and prove an honor to our your g
city, which, with all its superior ad
vantages, is destined to be- respect
able commercial! place.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
TOPICS OF TIE DAY.
TIE CONDITION OF TIE
SOUTH.
APPEAL or Az E\SE!fI.


"A Clergyman OF tn" Ep'sc"pa!
. t -! '''' '1"''' writes '' '"'
..,nn,nnuim;,v: as s,)Inw.
M ,.;c ,,a.u, :. u. ..;. :,
-;
" " ''''t - W.
"'.,' ''''' -''''''',0' ''''
.L".. i',i ':i. " f''f'' '''''
,l '''"'.,
roii.,';,, .t.,' i ".'. . .i''' .. ',' ''
,:.Ji ,." ~ ..
r,,i..., .'.,L ...,a
w, 49, VA. >, =. ,'.,., ,'I,,,.1'
..r ,.,,, ,r,. - ,,.,,,.~', :, ,.;,..r,.
,.,.,, ,.,. S;.,..il., :, .,,,. ~.
:,,'. W., 80 l''7.
-. ,,.,.,.,.r 49,, ;,,,....,,,'
d. ,'.,l.,n
.a,.''n. ,.,:'.,i ,'. - -
.ISJ -. ~ va
,,,.,,;.,,.
49,. h,r,..l,.- j., H., ,',I
Il,
i,a,.'' ,,i'>,..", - - ''"' ~
-
,',..; -. 49,. i,.,,.' ~.
.,.m',..;.,,, 49,. 800, .tI,,
,..,,,.,,, a..
...;,I' ..',,:
nn. ,'.,,,, '''''i
,.,,,'',..,.l ~ ..,
lat,,.,. =. ''''.''''
,~i,I -, ,..,l.' ''.,' ,..;.I
,',,",,,,',",n..n, ' - 80"
,"., 'i';''' Va ''' '''.'''1 20 e"f
p p;,t,., '" f. '.''".''' axe '""''.5 up
"'t"'.'' '''''e'''''!'' oar we've" an"
by the hv1-.d" q. the dying and with
mourning b' The graves Of III" dead;
and thousands Of our Young men Ar.
either IN .Ni!, or in prison.
m pU,~,nL>r "> >t..up SUFFRAGE.
Th" New York IIucs lrl;.,r.
-, ...f;... :; !;
" '''' '''' - - w. '9'''
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

Advertisements to appear in the
Tuesdays paper must be handed in
prior to le o'clock. Monday morning,
,hose for Saturdays edition, b.tor.
2s O'Clock. Friday morning. Adver-
,isers should bear this in mind. as We
are compelled to 50 to press early so
AS to mail our paper in time 70 leave
the next morning.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

We take pleasure in directing the
attention Of our readers TO the card
Of Messrs. Phelps & Elstner, success
sors to Phelps & Co. Both gentle
men are experienced business men,
and we'll known throughout the coun.
try. Pay them visit.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

Brick" Pomeroy says there is an
editor in La Crosse who has kissed
SO much sweetness from the lips Of
girls, that he is assessed az crushed
sugar, on account Of the sweetness
be has gathered. and the squeezing
he has endured
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

Mr.. j. II. McDermott, asverfises
fine selection of Ladies' Gents, and
Children's fancy goods and shoes
Mr.. NJ. can be found ut Mrs. Wells
old stand on Texas street. Read the
advertisement.