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, 1865-06-09
Ql)ifQgo Gribnme.
FRIDAY, JUNE Q, 1866.


TIE NEWS
The .atc Of the New Constitution In Mis-
bousi is still uncertain, although tho pros
pccts a,c that 1t has been dcfcstea. The Ia
1tet rcsuns show majority Of ! 500 against
It.
The 6M Corps, Major General Wright com
xnapdinr. passed through Washington yes
tetday and WINS reviewed, the President and
Lila Cabinet witnessing the spectacle.
Nru Orleans ndyices represent that CON-
..,,..tr,,n-x had arrived In TINT city from Gen.
nfoc1naer authorized to surrender his forces
- Ger cor1,v. They represent that the
7eo,,,r of TENS are and lave Ion. been will.
tno r. tetn.n 10 the Union, without condi-
t,ons Or any claims on the past, and will
-4oIo ..a,.,,.t,on nure md s1nn,e
1872 n..r,s .tearncr brtuys the {nte114-
4He 49, Peruvian rcrnlnt,nn has 1,cc,,
Ieaes AND Tho revn1nt3onIst -pres{6er,t
6uplmesseo. ~. .,-.soeas = .ass,..ss@ A*so. e..
toa'e4tA 49, =, es,raso- 1,,s.a- 80
h1ohea .Ns A' $1,000 ~ rNser ,.ae -.
san,,,, srra 1.ntb In the Atlantic and pacf8c-
eumns ..'saa"". s ~ ~ cor sa.,t,, ~ IN NJ m.,nn.
.ne - ss ,.,an..atc5 -as+.-a,,, oha,r>
''aAs: ~. tata1 49, ef.,,nt cta+o .-;ts H., ,o.
~. e't: ;, "a our M I'm ,Tn,naItnrea fo- thc
css ; = ~ ..t,aatoi =. ~ 20 M
sA.,,sc-i,,t5ors to thc srrcn. thi.tr 1oan res.
. .sec.dev ~ - - ri eo, If which amnuut thc
s~onna Not;ens, 1snnr of cn;raro toor sam :.
an
T,r ,or.,;tv and manner nj Jrff. naris,
ito, ~ os yet cono11v ,,uccrt in Mary.
-. - ~ n;e,,sot -,
G.'z.>tta u.. 49,: oae,' c,s,,ni,o 1he d,st;nct;on
v,~",:.- r,,. t.,5,.t-,.n+ o.b.o,, " 3ssros
es~1Ia 1.' Ca,., ~ no n;str;ct of co,r ~,
-; ~ 80. ~ .,,1,a+;on r,,h t,o at,orn.,
na, -. "a sae,o,asr ~ Wor - ~ anr nv mc,n,,.r =,
Nv Cs,l;.', :. ~ Jn,;cot;on tn,t t,,c +r;,
M -. Sao '.a,I ~ ~, w. n,s+.,c, ~ > 50
w Go,S NJ @ n,"s.a IN Ncw York last n,r,,, !,
10Y "a 's'' 49, 49," '4 -
T1,c eo1ored schools In Richmond hay
tuen closed. owing TO the abuse 1.caped m
IN co1o,cd childfcn hy the white residents Q
t1ut city.
It is stated that Horace Maynard OF Ten
uesscc, is 20 succeed Ward Il lamon, pres
cut United States Marshal Of the Dls1:2:t o
, 1865-06-09

and reen!ted in 4 psrcaptory cali fos the reap
Ee3raCce Of the aetsta.
/, The scenery was beautiful throughout and Al
dpt2d. very effective, Tho tnsenbse Of the double
churus, lie grouping OF the singers, the :.oft
nocnlehr, floating clouds, and Illuminated Tillas
in the river. the vessel cailr o7natneated ana
hung with co:ored lamps, wa5 triumph worthy
the spp1suse 1t received.
While Zucehi's attempt to perform her dasY Is
worthy Of prsi:c, her lualsposltou u reserthe
lees to ba regretted We trust thgt with tha cou.'
lne week her noble voice will be entirely restored.
Tonight, II Trovatore.
, 1865-06-09
1Sotesal pltpatcl 10 the Chlcsro Tsleu1e.1

ISpte!al rltpstch 10 the Chcsro Tsleu1e.1
SPRINGFIELD, Jcue 8. ,
Thirty or forty bounty Jumpers ned desertezs
Win have been confined for some time past at
Camp Bu.1es, were cent to Cincinnati yesterday
where their cases will be dispo.rd OF.
Col Chas. Il. Fog, late Of the 101si 1lltnoiS reg
II eat, las received an appointment under the
Hon. Pitt Kellogg. in the Custom House at New
Os,ears.
Arrspecmen's for the C1est ho1te fair aud
equestrian exh!hilon to he he!d in thse city, are
te,1c uotpred by Mr. Smith, who has been for
EAST years, znd now ie, the controlling manager.
The ,st Is looked forward to with interest by all
admtrc1s Of fine horses and lovers Of equestrian.
ism. ..
Colonel Henry Z. Dean, commsndiu: this past,
HEADQUARTERS Po5T,
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. June !, 1865.
In comr]Iarc. N1th instructions received from
Betge6ler General John Cook, commanding tbs
District Of Illinois The :sls OF cising sway Of Al
pEd a.e, to United States soldiers, and perAous
wearing the uniform Or any part of the uniform
OF 4 soldier, within the. 1lmtte Of the city OF
hlo,1fd. Any violation Of this utder Will subject
the offender to arrest, aId his or their place Of
busiut ss c:osed by military authority.
b es 1st + II p1ex nd FL
This is wise order and meets with the hearty
approval Of all order lovtne citizens an5 Will be
llcssitr to our br3ye so1diers VINO Will eoon be
home and p4id OF. Gen. CouE md all the mill
Tory tnd civil autho1.iles are determined that
esc:y protection possible shall be thrown around
our fcturnec soldiers, sua If onc order Will not
do i. oihers Will be Issued.
The prurrietort Of the clothing sto:es IN this
c1ty taE1ps employed rnrneEs 10 solicit col
dicrs to purchase clothing Of their respective
bunsea. and creating cousIdcrab]e excitement. the
CITY COEncil hare paEscl m ordnance, entitled
AN Ordinance for the Protection Of Soldiers"
wherein all persuna who employ drumners Of
neente to so!i1t soldiers TO purchase goods shall
psy $50 for ltccnse Of eix months, and II the
c1dspance If viotntfd ne Of $50 will De enforced
a.d render the person o1f=adlog subject - a
prosecution under tho criminal Laws Of the State.
About one million dollars has been received
here BY the pay department, Major Br3dgrnaan.
preparatory to the paging on Of onr brate sol
Cit rs foou expected home. Over twelve thou
eaId ollars were paid out 10 day by M9}or Geo.
Mcconnell, mostly 10 men whose t:raas had ex-
plrsd.
Three full compsrlea Of artillery arrived at
Camp Butler to-day, and wall be mustered on!
ann paid u1 snon.
The Ladicst LuEa1 Lcsguc of Paris. Edgar conn.
~, have press n.ed tie 79l regiment, Illinois vol
unfeer With 4 m agnldtenl ellk dag.
The flower and a'Ea SHERRY festival. Tor the ben.
eft nf tho Soldiers Home and fo'diers' families.
IN this city, held In the zotunda Of the State
Ususe, r. In foil btast. hundfAds af 3tlr Tomeu
SID brave men mixing the a9atE brilliant @uc.
cess.
The Governor received TO ua5 from Dreyet
Brfgnder General Sheets, com ua,diu2 the Ca!.
iaut old 6th, the sum OF ,3b9, netnE their free
Will offering 10 the Lincoln monument,
, 1865-06-09
VOL. XVIII.
They expected to have been mustered out; paid
OF sud ecut home. The brigade goes 10 Lou1h'
y,llc In Command Of Col 4. ". FalstAd.

The fe4ehmond Colord Schools Closed
Ifuu1ors Eorrcted-The Atapdu"
Stale Government.
fspec1sl Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, JuucT.
The Freedu,e1's schools In Richmond were all
tlosed to day, on account Of the eo1ortd children
teipg ua,t.eated by tho white people: THIS per
seentton has BECOME systemshc. II y impossible
for The achcols 10 proceed. Gen. aAleek Is H u
commsnd there and his prominent stAt ON
JDdre u,i6, Assis stant secsetsry Of the 1ntef'or,
l,as not resigned. as sisted, neither has Commts'
~ The President to dsy received a large batch Of
petittcrs from Unioulsta OF SortheEn Ata9ana. 1
proyis for a1 Gavernor u that State. MT. Smith,
sccordirE to The representations OF the petition
en- IS The only tue loyal csndidate fot the posl'
ttrrt
, 1865-06-09

HC NVUttcE 1Hht1kuIE H1eG3SHw,
fEw Yong. 5noe S.-1he resolution. ad,p:ed
th.l the are1ey Of tho State was chosen inr IL -
management OF local md do 1ee,ic aff.Irs. ,Fhi1e
the aGcncs Of the Federal Governmen, il ehoscn
fsith In andrew johcAon; that trcason IL tsr
mott he,nous Of cElocs md must be ppaiths I'd ac.
cosdinr TO ]nw; ihanks 10 the ARMY aud navy !:
ttrcnsiy reitera.ips snd indosstng the Monroe
proving Prefldcut 1ohnson's refusal to RECOUNT.
ihc prrtt uded government Of the rebel 9tites !:
expectation Of Tepa.atlon lof trjuries inflicted
upon out commerce hT the conn:v tuce OF lor-lrp
POWERS; re,oie1Fg that cirl Law Is soon 10 bsar
a~sy: depteesnns party d!vi.ioH., and ussing .
cardinal u.:ted support Of rs a1a!a:a:.atlon
faess Fes2.ut.ons overwhelmingly a1sptte
, 1865-06-09

9fufe, 20. III EoUt3 Mbt2f xEt-
Aiso-Fztnis EettIe resde-ed Lat Lard y tnau
PDag, &c. nI eoui1 Wssx T., E1I5;9 t.trss
, 1865-06-09
CLAIMS on GREAr r. 1sfe1TAyv.
Aec<nt 0fhc1A1 Correspondence be-
tween tho Two tsoTernmt ntA.

l. 4
The fact II, that Mr.Seward some SIX months
ago, presented these reclamations through
ME. Adams, not In the shupc OF pescmpto.
# demand for immediate settlement. Int
Snthcr Of notice that they world be brought
forward for deliberate considers. ion in con.
nectiun with Certain c&aitns Of British sub.
,jects arising out of the war When this mat
Ter wss brought 10 the notice Of Parlia,ncns
through Inquiries Of The Opposition, Lord
John Russell s.Attd, In substance, that claim J
on the part Of both Governments would be
mnde the subject Of nesottati
Notwithstanding the decision Of tue law
officers Ct TIE Crown adverse to on" clafns,
It is no. unlikely that the British Govern
ment will agree to the appointment Of a
mixed commission to coneldrr nrd adjust the
clatms which will be- u.ua11y made iu bsAalr
of rersl ne of either ,untsy.
Our oEu people have never get received
:lnythine on account oi the British dcprcaa-
items upon our commerce made under the
Orders in Council, By British Government
cruisers. To be sure, It was one of the causes
Of the war of 1872, but the war did not end
With ap4 stipulation for the pay msnt Of tlos=
claims, which amount to many millions. as
pay those claims, though as to them there
was 30 pctext like tlat which corers the
dcprcdatious of The AIaban Il and her ron
sorts. Perhaps. now, with view to the re.
1noyal OF NIL causes Of difficulty between the
two countries, as we'll as with an eye to (.
future contingency, when her present JUDI.
mi nj may werk against her, England will 70
behind the opinions Of the Inv officers Of the
crown upon this question.
The 0swcSo Canal Open.
SYRACUSE N T., June 8.-The 0swcgo
Canal is now fully open for navigation, with
scvcn iect Of water.
, 1865-06-09

1.stest da.ea itou Chsnu1hu7 ebow thet u the
9Th rf Mar, the french troops ~er- SO miles fton
tstt CITY. watch ia strongly fortified.
NEW YoRK, june s+-The reEatta Of the New
York Ysc.t Eius can. of to-d'y. The sl9oY,
tths II partlc+pa'ed. Forty ulfles Eere run. vfhe
time rsdr u1s good. The MIRA Cohnee IL A.at
Mes,e. Eeoona; znd Annie. thir,. TIE Mil {
asce. aal the Aan1e -: el9cp priz:.
, 1865-06-09
FEO1I DETROIT.
xyfscor sin Troops tn Arrfvc-Dsatt Of
al Uld Citfzcns

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.1
DETROIT, Juue $.
telegram wnH received here this morning an
nonncinc that zine hundred Wisconsin ttoops
will tFt1ve tn this cty, en- route TO Madison, te~
morrow morning At nine 4. m.
lii: Charles n. Howard, cue or The Oldest citi-
zeDs Of Detroit. and prornInent member Of the
MssoIic fraternity, died at his residence at two
O'Clock tins m, alter long snd severe sick
ness, At the age Of seventy thrce year,. TIe Is
very widely known throughout the State aud hiss
otc:ated for about ten years Tyler OF the y3fI.
TAKE place CT Sunday next. "-'-
, 1865-06-09

New YoRK, June B.-Thc steamer Coat. Rirs
Nsnught t57I,f o. In fEe>eurc
The tons Of Connecticut give I rectp.ipn 10
Nal Ge1. Terry ncxt 9atard y ersntcg.
i. g. s. Andre. h.s 1ren rppoIatea special
agent Of the T1eatu'y Dtpsy,sa:a,, and viii s2ou
leave to afrsnee dct,'s Of the Cnstqm Hnas- re-
nTrntnef ct Chas1cstou, Savannah, Noble, and
cther Sou.he.n ports.
, 1865-06-09
The American Medical Associ.
nfinnA

BcsroS, juno s.-Thc American Medical Asso:
cfatson at its session oaay, assigned ths Second
TresdaF IN Asy for the next annuai meeung.
The Coiau,lttee on IonfnHtons reported the FOL
loving officers: PrcaIlrut. D. Humphrey StoE!e.
ND, Massachusetts,; Vice Presidents. @. F.
Hitbard, Of Indians. :. q. A,mg, of Ohio. 7. C..
Duup. OF Rhode Island, W. P. Johnaon, Of tie
District Of Columbis; Assistant Seeret.ry, E. 4.
Morgan, Of Baltimore.
, 1865-06-09
fnuR1n1 1Isaafou OF tho Governor
of New Hampshire

of New Hampshire.
CosconD, n. H., June s-Governor Smith was
NAV. The insugurbl address Is a long document.
Tnc to.al debt II the State Is s397s 0o and there
viii be due this yeae <25s,0 ,0ou interest, msklag
81 2sG,et0. The estimated re:etpts oe this year
viii BE- $9da, ,0tN. The remaining hoattCe debt in.
terest and outetandiu: clAins are f!0e, ,'o.. The
slupsl expenditures to be provided for daring
the ensuire yeur, amaupt r. $2Gis, ,oO. le re.
hpr1a 10 meet this, with rigid economy.
, 1865-06-09

kfTCs
Eos7oS, s.-The starch factory ol Davis g.
Walker, IN Ro1tuIy, Was destroyed bJ nre Last
cisLt. L0ss Ssu,Hu insured 70! $l5,V y.
, 1865-06-09
OIL L A M ID
FOR SALE,
Near Burning Springs,
WEST VIRGINIA.

Tie ewpct1 or the trsct OF GAO acres described be-
low have authorized TAO9 D. BAF AL. Of Chicago,
- sell the at low price In shases. ssy 70 ten
twenty pm 'chssers, {Rho can form Comp Aay the
owEera reserytEg shase. The title "a clear and un
cutstiouable fec ample. Tho IL 10 nor4 pronI4og
OIL REGION IN THE NATION than th.t a-o1nd
this plorertJ. Tue Burning Spring #e!la. tlihough
far TOO shallow, have proved enormously lucrative
Before consenti1R to aas7ms charge Of ths propsty
Mr. Bryan visited it ID person, and attar his critical
Examination. tha oWntEs fer to him to austanttae
In every particular the s:stemeat OF Mcs,1s. Janes
RoKlty. Of ParteznbuEg, Surveyors Wcst Virginia.
embodied In the foilt wing
CESIIFICATE
"Thla t1ast lies In Wit County, West VIgials, on
Rcck Run and Two RUM. tributaries OF thu Little
KanAwha 1yer nom which It Is dl.tant lest 1
1nes. 1t s also situatea less thsa miles In direct
line from tho largest wells at Bntninx Springs. AND
N TEE CHEAT OIL BELT. The property IL greatly
broken BY upheavals, And seamed by s!rtta tt KraJ
sandstone. Along the bottoms, {wh ch sre sun.ieut
II vice to aGo:d fair snlount Of boring territory
aid It Tie bass OF the hllls Immense mAss Of rock
which hkve oeea rent nom the edgex above pT grt8i
con7u:atona lie thtczlY scattand.s 49,
s'A1l good judges Of Oil Territory visiting
Rock and Two Runs, ana adjoinng territory,
uru1 ounce 1t equal to any In the country pros
rectiyely for oil. Developments have already
commenced on Two Runs. The territory u
precisely similar to that on Burning Springs
Run, ouly that 1t is more wild and broken
showing grtater Volcanic force"
-Apps and particulars can b obtained 1t
Thos. 3. Bryau's
, 1865-06-09
The n. n. Assistant Treasury

NEW YoaK, June s.-A special to the CONNER
Ill teleestiou rom New York il in the city to
pro'ert sgainPt the appointment 81 politician 70
the Ae.istant TseascI5ship; It is IxpScted ne
tan;, is now prominently spoken Of for the post-
Ion.
, 1865-06-09
EK:017 WASHINGTON.
lspceial Dispstch 10 the CAic.go Tri5auel

JcH. Esnvtns Trla1-PulIttcnI Arpoiut-
mt nt@--TlE N1~xicau kausuors- Ntt[.
1arr MnItekA-11Ae mtseirstppt Ueic-
Entltx1.
, 1865-06-09
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Rounty-jumperx sent 10 Cincinnati
The Horse Eatr-1n3Orfaut Orders
military maItern-f Pay Depart.
meDt-Contr1butt0ns to the Lincoln
nnnF&uuspnY.
, 1865-06-09

6kRENADE TO GEN. suEnHAN.-A large mum
bcr Of citizens gathered In front Of this Tte1oot
Houss Inst evening, headed by the Great Western
L'ghtGu Band, 10 serehade Gen. Sherman on
his return from the Opera. In answer 10 loud
and repeated calls Gen. Sherm,u at length an,
pcsrea on The talcony and spoke briefly as FOL.
lowe, amid enthusiastic cheering:
l expected when left New York thatI was
cEnnlng out at once upon The old ps3fries, but !
fear an mistaken. 1nd here the symptoms o!
city. md streets and opera houses, aud aur
saloons Ilaugbterl and crowds Of people lultoo,ng
notion Of 4 speech, not even the moonlight, nor
all yonr cheers;, | can ktnply return TO you
my thanks for this manifestation OF favor and
appfau'c. A very few words will sa,tafy
.ou in that rctpect, md there appears to be no
end tu your crowds, for have sem enough pe0.
pie to-tuy to make half dozen Chica.os. Aud
noT. at the hour Of midnight. when sou ought to
be 1T holns in 5urr beds, yO1 arc calling on me
cgain. Ihavo seEed several gentle ncn around
nc to speak, and there nra dozen lawyers nerc.
EBut none equal to Shefman.1 Now yon all know
do . great many other bad things, amongst
which Is not ciass,ach public speaking. II felt
IL cllned, mleht touch upun rome topics which
interest you, but 1t Is not proper On this o.ca
sion. Therefore must content myself with thank-
1Eg you for the fartf 9ou have Rhowu ms, th INK
Ing you for this manifestation Of favor with which
5tu hayo received nc tn Chicago. I will onlv
PaF that propose remaining here week, and
ebnll be glad to see you all and each AZ your
leienre.f
Z he General retire mid lend cheering. Calls
were ruadc for .Stnator Ystek and others, but The
latcness Of the hour prevented the calls from Be-
il honored.
, 1865-06-09
FROM PANAMA.

md fully ,pdossed by the Speakers. The niet ting
of tt1e iargest ever held in III. city. aud
tbcrfccption Of Gen. Grant waa enthusiastic be-
vnnd all rfeEecebt,
, 1865-06-09

Naval Intellt.epce-The Peruvian Res
briiion 1ue51ed-KeFoIntton IN Sa1-
Tanor-Lxtter Of mnrQue 1sHueu by
JUQfcZ.
, 1865-06-09

The following u extract Of letter written By ~
Rev. J. Hoime, pAstor Of tbs P1eepoat street Baps
Church, Brooklyn. n. T.. to thu journal and Xeas0
aer, Cnclunati, O., and Epeats volumes tn favor q
the wo1ld-renovned medicine, MES, WlN5LoW'1
SOOTHING hYRUP FOB CH1LDREN TKETH<N8
*We see An advertisement IN your co1umns OF AE2
WINSLOW'B SOOTHING sYRUP. Now, We nsv4r
ssid word ia tAyor Of the patent medicine betoEo n
cur lie. but We feel compelled 70 say to ycuz Tcade1
that this u no huMhnG-tcs Acss tat II. and kaoso
Q b aut c!dssrd. It Is probably oae Of the uoA
.pecsssitin ecines Of the day, because It L. ooa
tbeb.4s & these OF our scad.Es who hAya oat40
ean TO f:hAn l4y In supply.
nat
, 1865-06-09
From Sc, l4Da11S.

The EeW Con st29utfon Still In D 7ttht.-.
GnF. Fletcher and the Statr MisItIu
s-Er<2x ss1ae In the 1ItkBt1Stpp&..-
&hef1dnLs4 CaTatFE.
, 1865-06-09
NEWS By TELEGRAPH. II.
THE Conspiracy
Testimony of a Bridge and
steamboat Burner.
His Interview with Davis and
Benjamin.
Great Ovation to Gen.
Grant in New York.
| Immense Crowds and Unpre-
| cedented Enthusiasm.
Rc,itw Of The Sixth Corps at
Washington.
From Texas---The State
Ready to Come Back
without Conditions.
Release Of Gov. Watts Of Ala.
JeH. Davis Trial not yet dx'
ed in time or place.
. Interview Between the Mis-
;, sissippi Delegation and
the President.
Subscriptionstothe 7-30 Loar
: $2,73l,600.
Release Of Gov. Watts Of Ala.
Jef. Davis Trial not yet fx'
ed in time or place.
Interview Between the Mis-
sissippi Delegation and
the President.
Subscriptions the 7-30 Loan
S2,73l,600.


tmprschtnc TestImony--B Burning z
1ttnubonfH pno Brfdees-DFtaflA OF
the hebel Flot-Iutexvlety with 0a-
viz anu Benjamin.
, 1865-06-09

D1cK 4 FITZGERALD, Publishers,
No. IS Ann 8trcet, New york.
Also for saio BY al Booksellers In the United Ssa:es.
IIeA d FITZGERALD %il send any Of the above Works
b. EnI pos:ase pAG to scy pasI Of the 0n1Eed
btate1, on receipt OF Ihe price. l.21.G3 1t
, 1865-06-09

Gen. urflts mov<mrntz-The Grand
LoL..r OF Odd Ft1IoTrs-Little Grow ss
EFnlnA
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-06
SUCCESSION SAFE

. -I51ggEssI0n Of 5. d. -JALDWELI., deceased
Fg1 y isflE and in pursuance of an order of the
n Clerk OF the District Court of the parish Of Caddo
eats 81 LOUISIANA and commission thereon issued and
dfetted 70 any person authorised to sell succession
property Will be sold at public auction the late resi-
denae Of = D. CALDWELL, deceased, IN the northern
part Of the parish Of Caddo aforesaid on
Thursday, the 30th day of November. 1865,
between the hours of 10 o'clock 4 NJ and o'clock p
-, the following described property belonging to the
succession Of the said $. D. CALDWELL decd to-wit:
100 bushels Of Oats Mules i woke 81 0xen a bad
Of Cattle one lot Of Hogs, Gin-stand aud Band, Vac
on; besides Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms of sale-Cash with benefit Of annraiso,,o,t
IF AMY ofthe property does not bring its
Mil At The same time and place, be sold On credit
Ct twelve months, the purchasers On credit 10 eTe
theit notes, with approved personal security beari6
per cent. interest, from date until paid = :
NARY e. CALDWELL.
caddo parish Nov. Q, 1865 nl5-3t A Adm
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-06
5Fhc- State Of Touisiana--- Parish OF Caddo.

Succession of S. D. CALDWELL.
FEIENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice IS
IL hereby given that MARY 4. CALDWELL admins
trarix of sad succession has this day fled an account
samc and unless opposition Be made thereto in thirty
days, the time prescribed by law said account will be
hornoIogated, and made the Judgment the Court. .
- A. H. LEONARD, Clerk.
Shreveport, October ., 1865-5t
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-06

-. II. II owl
bales of Cotton 100 bushels Of Corn, more or iess
100 bushels Of Oats Mules woke Of Oxen a. Ia,
OF Cattle, one lot of Hogs, Gin-stand and Band Wac
on; besides Household and Kitchen Furniture
Terms Of sale-Cash with benefit of ,nrirs;so,,o,4
r ally ofthe property does not bring its
o tVelye months the parebpsss n n ~ rra ~ eredl
heif notes with approved personal security beari5s
per vent. interest from date until paid. :
NARY i. CALDWELL
49, ,7-,,.,.-..z -ee.la :: :
mi DTgTRrf,a 111 II ~ ! e sALs1
AZ G13 ~ ~. Iotafe Of Louisaha-ParsI
: II II Ga"ao, ~ SSH. !: g. BATTLE Syndc, vs.
~ n. ~ AT, y y virtue OF writ Of seizure
ny ~ sa 70 me erected by the Hon. the 10th Judicia
Dst3IcI Sott u Ihe parish and State aforesaid issued
- te po3e entitled SUIT will sell public auction
~ theCoaft-IfouSe door IN the city of Shreveport
between he hours 81 10 O'Clock n n. aud o'clock y
4 Mon
saturday, the "a day OF December. 1866.
the following described Lot of Ground situated in the
CITY PIT Shreveport parish of Caddo State of Louisiana
and known on the plot Of said CITY as Lot No Ten
Il u FLOCK No. Fofty-two (421 fronting forty feet On
NaEet street and running back for depth one hundred
and rty feet.
Terms Of sale-Cash, without the benefit Of appraisc-
THOMAS R. SIMPSON. Sheriff:
III y sR21e. November !, loo2-2l ~ 49, ~
a G24ss1g-T - ~,
q s1Ac Is and GIA q aceALt dec 8
TO me directed, BY the honorable the District Court
Of te2arist OF Bosser viii proceed to sell at public
/ atlctiNh, on tne premises, on
III lAHfsdi1Y, Inc %5u DAY q November, 1860,
between the hours 0f ~ clocfs M ana clock r. M,
the following described property belonging to the sue
cessoh OF the SAD isaac L. and Julla a. MeGaa, ded
Ts lease for the ensuing year Of 1866 of the we'll
McCAIIA PLANTATION
Situated at Benton Bosser parish Louisiana ana IL n
rood sate IL cultivation. there y ~ +a I,cI3;sas i,
rood dwelling with all he rcquiste out-hou5s sabIes
| &c Ec
The lease of a good and comfortable DWELLING
with The ont hanscS and lot sitnntad in BENTON
time and Mace will ba som "a Inc bioes
biddbr tbc foIIowino nronerty VIZ.
| II n,nlns il fine in3t i SSnd colt
yoie II. steers
4 Ioad If cg5fIa
e9 Le@T If shae,,
= head Of pori1rhiogs,
~ III ,g,, of Il bla aeJsl fooIs
/ ron,nIate me- M farrDino indictments
J ana n mia WAGONS 7 :
s60o I, III Z - - = '7otS'
f-;+of'@, ,,4aIg a'l 4t. o4;I
$500 "sG'SS, a',o osGt - : S,e1 I
~ a = ~ ID = i,Ii .olsl9. 1iie
~ ~ a. III; Iii :, 80 e ";
+s th l 80 3 49, IL It II - t.e 49,
74oteH Mlth 4PPIo3e0 PgIsohh security, bearing Per
Noy ;, lsG2-3t 391N \. AI1AMS Intor.
390J9 ssFf a RT6,Ft..SsFpERF1 AT AETf,5g,Efsn
EETIII. be offered at pubic auction on the premises
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-06

A n ELECTION XIII be held al the Eerandah Hotel,
N in the city of Shreveport, on
saturday, the 25th day OF November, 1865,
between tie hours Of loA and e Vii FIR one Trustee
for Ward Mo. e To fill tile vacancy occasoued Y the
resignation Of ]. j. Kline
Oh the same day and between The same hours, an
election will be held at Sims Livery Stable, in te city
of Shreveport for one Trustee for Ward No B to ill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF N. a.
Wright n152tl q !, G0OGH, Mayor
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-06
$50 REWARD---sTOhEN:

500 REV Az E)-naSE GLEN
EHR0M the subscriber, Sunday night, 9TH instant,
a. dark bay HORSE, in good order, about years
old he has small white spot (the size Of large buck
shot the left shoulder anothcrwhite spot (about Il
Of al inch in engh the left side Of the neck about
six inches behind hiseas and has several saddle marks
reward of fifty dollars will be given for the horse
and thief, or lively five dollars for the horse.
Nov S. D. P0BST.