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Immense Prices Paid FOR Old B0oks.-
i'm 0m Nav and Old Books on hand, cheap.
IK0GAT BROTHERS., fiS Nassau street.
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DIR. Harrison's Peristaltic Lozenges-
| A positive cure for cosTIvENEss, PILES. DYSPEPSIA
and every form OF INDIGESTION Sold everywherc, or
i Will be mailed remltting the price, 90 cents
j. 81 HARRISON 100. Proprietors Boston. Mass.
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Gouraud's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
FROM low forsheads of the body, wsrrented AZ
his depot as Broadway, and drugssts'.
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| Fall ana Wintsr styles or Dress Hats
10 great variety. ready BURKE, -.
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The schuy1kiil Mutual Coal Company
Apply in person by letter the Office. Is Wall street.
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Howe SEWING Machine Co.-Eiias Hoyves
Jr., President 020 broadway. Agents wsncd
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HiIrs Hair Dye, 90 Cents.-Biack or
brown Reliable Depot No. | Barclay street. Sold -
dri eva
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Fall and Winter Clothing-At e. Evans
n 90 and m Fultoo strcet
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D. Phfcr entered b. m. Lady Thorne..
8. Mclaughlin entered br r. George Wilkes. 2 2
H. Woodruff entered CHI. m. Lady Emma .... 3
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BUSINESS OF THE FOURTH AUDITORS oPPIcE.
synopsis of the business OF the Fourth Auditors
Office for the month Of September Is follows:-Two
thousand four hundred and fourteen accounts were set
tied followsFor Navy Agents accounts IS 1884, 74s
for Paymaster s5445 s23 prize claims s2so lao were
dsbursed Pension marine and general accounts swell
the total OF disbursements TO Sill los rhiryscven
prize cases reported amounting In the aggregate
eight hundred thousand dollars Two hundred and seven
money requsons amounting TO nearly i've millions or
dollars and eighty refundng requisitions amounting 70
a million and quarter, we're entered.
An average OF eight thousand letters per month are
received, answered and recorded
The volunteer naval force Is undergoing great reduc
ton. Discharged sailors coming forward for their
prize money and the prospects that Auditor Tabor
and his clerks win be very busy engaged for months 70
come.
THE TRIAL or GENERAL BRrscoE.
The Briscoe trial went quietly on to-day Governor
Ford counsel FOR defendant crossexamincd Captain Al
berger, the quarcrmastcr and elected the fact that
feud existed between General Brscoe and Abcrger for
three wecks before the former made the proposition TO
the latter rob the SAFE Bscoe creates the most IA
vorable impression by his ne personal appearance and
cool bearing during the examination.
SALE OF RAILROAD STOCK.
Colonel A. L. Robinson, Superintendent OF United states
Military Railroads recently sold at auction at Manches
ter Va, twenty-five locomotives and hundred and
sixty passenger cars They purchased principally
| by the Southern railroad companies and brough,
sl7o0o In cash. about two.thrds Of the original cost
Forty or Atty iocomovesand Ave or six hundred carr
are to be sold he 18th instant at Alexandria, va
Much Of this stock was taken South W be used fQr N
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wheeler d Wilson'S Lock stitch sew>
% xesains Aps ss'sen y9ls y.aal.se - ssss2yN,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03
Latest Intelligence.

The latest aIvic..s from Jamaica
report that the drou,h was at an end
that favorable showers had fallen,
an tina, the story of an instruction
about to break out in the western
portion o., til. island is groundless.
AT las, accounts from Hayti the
rebellion was still unsubdued
Ii is announced that large amount
Of fine copper ore has been discov-
erred near Frederick, Marylan
X. Ellis & Co. bankers, Cincin-
nat1 failed on the 10Th, in conse-
qu-ncc of heavy losses on gold op.r-
ations.
The Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad has passed from the militia
~ Ia civil control.
Ih" imports ut New York in the
week ending on the 10th, We're very
heavy, comprising four millions in
dry goods, aud nearly the same
amount in general merchandise.
The above intelligence. we gather
from dispatches to the Mobile Adj
>rrti.rr and Evening Ncws.-Trne
Delta, 2rM nit.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03
Special By Telegraph to the New
Orleans Times.

Gov. BramIette, Of Kentucky, is
at Washington. He thinks there
will not bs sc, 900 voters in Kentucky
opposed to emancipation. nor is any
respectable number of Kentuckians
opposed to tho Presidents plan of re-
construction.
1t is thought the present Legisla-
ture will declare slavery worthless.
and pass the Constitutional amend
ment. The families of negro soldiers
have been uniformly liberated in ac-
cordance with law.
The general drift of Kentucky
policy is finally in the right dir-c-
ton, and it is supposed Bramlette
will act with Gems. Kesencrans and
Smith, after
New York, Sept 22-Evidence
is OH file in the Bureau of Military
Justice against a gang of rebel ennis
saries who, during the war, burnt
steamboats, in the Southwest. 1t
has implicated about thir,y-fve per
sons, including Davis, Benjamin.
Judge Tucker Of Mobile and others.
Washington. Sept. 22.-ln the
Wirz trial, Or. Hopkins testified he
was assigned to duty in the And.r-
sonvill- prison, and detailed meas
ures which he took with Surgeon
White for tn. improvement, thereof,
submitting a copy of his letter to Gen.
Winder giving plans for remedial OPP
erations.
New York. Sept. 22.-Capt. =. II.
Marshall, the originator # til. Black
Ball Line of packets. is dangerously
i'll. and not expected to live.
Cairo. Sept. 22.-lS0O bales of
cotton have passed this place for Gin
cinnati and 400 for Evansville.
Detroit, Sept. 22.-Charl"s Daw-
sons store at Pontiac was robbed by
burglars las, night of upwards OF.
twenty thousand dollars III Govern
ment bonds.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

nished. Beauregard. it is runored.
intends 10 proceed to France.
Tho New York chamber of COM
m.rce, nj a meeting this week. re-
solved to petition congress- to author
ize the receipt Of legal tender notes
{say 10 or Is per cent. in payment
Of customs. and there is an impress.
sion that 80 modest request will be
allowed
General Cus,us Lee takes Jack
sons chair Ar professor in the Vir-
GIN, Military institute.
cotton closes stronger, despite re-
&C. at this por, alone Of nearly
80 90 bales. III. demand chimes
in from all parties, and middling
closes n, 4at TO 45c. per pound.
Sterling bills have been heavy.
aud leave off nuninally 1t 81 to %
for bankers. ANTELOPE.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

For the information of advertisers
we would say that our paper is ex-
tensively circulated i'll Louisiana,
Texas and Arkansas. AS our list Of
subscribers is daily increasing, it Is
ample proof that We are to be second
ed in our efforts to furnish our readers
with a good news and family paper
in this section of country, which we
hope will do credit to ourself and
prove all honor 20 Our young city.
which, with all its superior advan-
tages, is destined to be respectable
place.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

Rsy"i~tio" m Iri@ud "-Thes fol
lowing Is an address of the Spring
field tiii.j Circle of tn" finian Broth
"rhood to I'll" American people"
Our brothers n; home ar. organ
izcd IL manner tav superior I" any
oppressed p-"pl" We have read Of
The PROVISIONAL government j.
c~tabii-h"d-au army of 10000
American and Irish. " no have, served
with distinction IN youv service, ar.
silently moving int" ireland ~ a.
sum, control Of the active operations
10 h. inauguratrI in few !nnn,h--
sooner. much SOONER than any II YOU
can believe. All they now Ir-
uuirr Is arms to enable them to meet
the enemy on something like equal
itv. \ large sum of money l. re-
CURED, and with ut hesitation ".
appca! 10 YOU irrrhnt assistance uc.--
-r heretofore withheld from an up
rising people. You need have no
fears OF war between cur common en-
envy and yourself. S"ii-v, u, w.,
will yiv. her al, III" work she can i.
trl.d 10 n nome ana III Ireland. with
nn' csres!u.. Ia. A'lpllrIc TO ,iut it.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

NlL. zen. Poysons amt ir1en2,
NpJr, ycd.- The following authentic
account OF tn" murder of Maj Gen.
iar.onr and party i-tahen from lat"
number of the san Antonio Herald {:
We learn from gentleman who
has jus, arrived in our city from
Monterey, tina, Major General Par
sous Of Missouri, with HE entire par
~ If friends. were recently captured
by som" of tn. noted Cortina's bands,
and after being robbed Of all they
possessed, were cruelty murdered in
cold blood by each of them being
shot. IN addition to III. General,
there wvr" in the party. VIM. Con-
roe, WIN. Standish, Capt. Williams
and German servant. They were
captured near small place called
China, OF or about the 18th of Au-
gus, last. Fortunately for Capt, w,
h. fingered little in the rear 10 max g
a h,r,, trade, and thereby escaped
the untortuna,. end of the others -
This viii be sad news for their
friends in Missouri.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

insure certainty we must control our
own labor. This is the only plan,
and in due season the authorities will
find it out. Give US the control of
our labor and we will give you 4
three-million-ba'e crop next year,
keep among US the troops to democrat.
ize our blacks, and scarcely anything
will be made.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

TIE .iiitdnrG (OnT,,,i0R. 49, The
Montgomery correspondent OF the
Mohii" Tribune says h. believes that
the employment of mgr" testimony
viii t." confinrd u, tho constitution
Ia controversies before III. courts in
which n'gro's ar. either plain,I As or
defendants. He also says
There arr ON or iw" members
Who take n" position tina, til. con,
yrntion "uGh, no, to pas, an orGi-
name. declaring the abolition of -la.
very: that they are in favor of let
ting the matter rest where II Is. aud
throw upon the General Government
the responsibility of completing what
they hav. h"Gnn.
There i some Interchange of views
anon. t. members Is to the pro-
prlr' oi changing the constitution
~ ~ u.r.naovr the election of Judges
f." li, people and vest the appoint.
lu"u' If .'i"n IN the Governor, 10
b. "a proved bv the Senate of the
State. and ais" TO enlarge the -ala
riro Of III" .lndGes and increase their
time q: "tticn, 30 as to make them
entirely Independent Of popular =! "c-
'jons and {" bring to the bench the
best legal talent Of the State.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03
Emigration to the South.

The n o. True Delta of the Goth
ult, in some remarks upon the folly
Of leaving the South in order to set
tie in Brazil, Honduras, and other
places. gives the following account
Of the actual commencement of emf
grafton to the Snu,l,:
NV. have already an actual be-
ginning to record. A polish g-o,--
man named Joseph smoii So, he
representative. OF II colony OF Poles,
which now numbers fifty taIniiirs.
arrived in our city Il few weeks ago.
After consulting some of his coun-
trymcu, he visited Northern Louisi-
ana, and finally crossed over To Tex
as. 4 fine offer being mad. him by
n well known gentleman of this city,
hc purchased 10000 acres of land
near Palestine. This IL IA most eli
sibl- site. Palestine being tn. county
trail location. several important
turnpike roads, which connect Will,
many Of the leading towns of Texas
and North Louisiana. forming n unc-
ton a, this point The Shrev-por,
Railroad will also pass through Pal
csiine when completed. Ih. land
purchased by Mr.. Smolin-ki is wash
ed by the waters of tn" Trinity riv-
er. and, as will be- seen by the above.
Is ia easy communication with the
markets, where can be sold all tn.
stock. cotton or cereals that the col
onsts eau raise. Ii" settlement
will b. located within eighty miles
of Shreveport.
Mr.. Smolinski is now en- r"~t,
home for the purpose OF plotting his
colonistr to the land of promise, and
it is expected that they viii arrive
here carly III the ensuing spring. 1t
is also -anguinely anticipated that
fully two hundred and fifty families
from the same section Of oppressed
Poland will follow their friends and
neiyhbors TO this new home, in order
to escape tn. dr-po,ic y"k" of their
conqu-rors. Many OF these will.
doubtless, settle upon the soil OF our
own State, where the very brightest
prospect. offer, and where the rich
est fruits will reward the toll of til.
asricuI,uralist w. shall Civ. them
all hearty welcome. Tobacco. rice
and grain, a. well ar sugar and cot
ton. can be raised by them, and will
be found profitable crops. and r"pav
largely the labor expended upon their
culture. There is plenty OF room
tor all who may desire to come, and
LouisiAna's greatest need at this
time is produccrs-iiIlvre of hvrin-A
hau-tibly rich land. Again, W. say
W -lcoiII. to all this class"
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The Iiroa Iinm,raud Fu-i.-Thr

San Antonio Herald says:
I'VE are happy to learn through a
friend of ours, who has recently been
travelling in the country, tia, the
people, and NOR. especially the tairer
por;ion-ih. ladies, hIr. taken TIL.
subject in hand with will and cncr-
~ that almost guarantees success.
1t also afford, " marked gratitica-
ton to record the fact. that "A | nit"d
State, army officer Of high rank has
also authorized y handsome sub-crip
ton to this fund. Such magnanlln-
i:y and amnesty are douhlv hlrS.cd
They appeal t" our n"tI.,t aspira
tons, ard in bearing testimony T."
til. fact We enjoy il. Let the good
work go on. and let the homestead
rise in our midst, to be occupied 10y
its noble tenant rs long As II shall
pleas" the Creator to spar. hi> salu
able life. Every Texan should feel
a special pride in giving something
10 aid this mpv.. no matter how small
the amount
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The amy Worm.-Welearn, says
tn. Natchrz Courier OF the 9Th, from
n gentleman. r-siden, OF ConcordiA
parish, La, that the army worm has
ina lie its appearance on several plan
tations which he visited on late
trip across TIL. river and to the iHte-
riur. He mentions one place as hav-
ing been swept Of the young cotton
by the worm, some fifteen acres. and
another was cleared of over twenty
acres by the same insect. There Is
no mistaking ,hispcst to cotton plan
tiers. /, sweeps all the young cot
ton a. it advances, leaving only such
III is already matured. The late
drizzling, rainy weather. will not i'm
prove matters IN this respect.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

Mr.. II. Polkinghorne, Jr.. at 23
Commercial Place, New Orleans,
Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chant, will attend to all business en-
trusted TO him. See advertisement
in this issue.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03
Advertisements to appear in tn

Advertisements to appear in the
Tuesdays paper must be handed in
prior to IL o'clock, Monday morning,
those for Saturdays edition, before
l2 o'clock, Friday morning. Adver-
tisers should bear this in mind, AS We
are compelled to so to press early so
as to mail Or paper i'll time to leave
the next morning.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

4 Niadke.-The Constitution of
the State (ls64 says, THE parishes
of Natchitoches, Sabine, De Soto and
Caddo shall form one district, and
shall! elect two senator's"
In the Governors Proclamation
ordering the election, it is said there
shall be elected,
Zone senator from the District
composed Of the parishes of Natchi-
toches, Sabine, De Soto and Caddo."
Hear is a clear mistake which we
doubt not will be corrected by the
Governor
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

Miltinery.-We take pleasure in
calling attention to the advertise
ment of VIM. Dauphin. IS Custom
House street, New Orleans, who is
constantly receiving Straw aad Fan
cy goods.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

Russell Iuric,,es-Ihis Variety
Company has this day arrived from a
successful trip to Jefferson, and will
open to night at Gaiety Theatre.
Their former success here will pe-
speak for them a liberal patronage.
See small bills tor particulars.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

The Rev. A. l.. Hay is our only
authorized travelling agent to receive
subscriptions and advertisements for
this paper.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

A colored woman was found dead
in her bed on Sunday morning. She
was said to be in good condition at
midnight Saturday night. No ex-
animation.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

We are under renew we'd obligations
to our liberal friend Mr.. Owen Ro-
per. for file Of late papers from the
city Of New Orleans.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

W" Ihrc,, .>t,4( and tompr
,,,s,.-I.ast simmer Il bank clerk in
New York s'ol. 100000 H.. los,
the money by fighting III" tiger"
He then caIl,G upon 4 lawyer and
informed hun tina; h. was ruincd
man, and Thought of suicide. This
led to the following dialogue:
"Iiov> uch does your d-iaI,a,iou
amount :. T.
"ou~ hundred thousand dollars
"Got any II i; lett q
"Nrt a cent
That's bad you have left moth
ing TO work with
Nv hat must be DON" :"
"lnu mnst r.turn to your d, *
and abstract .no her hundred thou
said.
What mu-, ! do that for :"
"Io preserve your character and
pr vent YOU from going t" the state
Prison. With the hundred thousand
ollars you are to ST. al tomorrow, l
intend to compromise with the bank.
Your st-alings after tomorrow Will
amount TO 100000. | viii call ut
the bank and confess Your Offence"
| will represent myself ar your heart
broken uucl-, honest but poor |
will offer the bank $4,000 to hush
ap the matter he bank will ac-
c.pt. This will l.av. $4,000 to
divid. between You and me-,ha; j.
SO, 200 apiece. With this sum You
can retire from business"
This young man listened and took
OF wisdom He doubled his drtal-
cation, and compromised rs the law
Yer said he should. Tie is now worth
$3.50, 900. and is counted lone of the
most respectable gentlemen in the
city of New York"
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--latest News.

There is n terrible rxcitemcn, a,
Columbus. Ohio, owing to tn. de-
falcation of the state treasurer. The
Office of treasurer was declared va
cant until the successor OF the present
incumbent could be appointed
New York, Sept, 22.-Cotton dull
at 451c.
Gold clo-cd at li3Y
Sterling exchange 1929.
New York. sept. l9.-Iwo bon
ded warehouses, on Cherry street,
have been destroyed by fire. Loss
100000.
The brazilian government has ex
pressed i,sel. perfectly satisfied with
the explanation of the United States
in regard to the seizure o. the Con
fcdcra,e steamer Florida.
In a dispatch to Mr.. Adams, Mr..
Seward writes tina, til, United States
is responsible for Confederate debts,
but will demand the restoration of
the cotton received by British mcr-
chants as security tor their advances
to the late Contederacy, without re
gard 10 any decisions rendered by
British courts.
r. NJ. II. Hunter has been released.
In London several hundred deaths
by cholera have occurred.
National banks will be established
in Brownsville, Galveston. Houston,
&c.
Washington, Sept 22.-I'he Pres
iden, to-day pardoned over one hun
bred applicants, mostly North Caro-
linians.
Secretary Seward and Mrs Judge
Patterson, daughter OF the President,
are reported ill., The sickness Of
the latter is quit. serious.
The postmaster general has ordered
the opening of two additional pos,
Offices in the south.
The Tribunc's special SAYS Sccrc-
tary McCuiioch has decided not TO an
nul thu. payment of intcr.s, on 5-2o's
be paid after the 25,h of September
Secretary McCulloch is making "A
most rigid investigation into the mys
terry of the 500 compound Interest
countert-i, treasury note. The fac"
Of the note IL "A most accurate imita-
ton. The back is either genuine OF
electro,yped from it.
Cholera reports from Con-,an,ino-
pie are Of the mos, alarming charac-
ter. The deaths at Smyrna have
reached 1000 per day. The epidemic
was checked for some time, but hIok-
out atresh, spreading trighituliy.
Washington, Sept. 2-.-tnr con
sui at SHyrna says the cholera il,
steadily increasing and that its rava-
ges are alarming.
Reports say j, has appeared IN
M,jorca and is still advancing. \
number Of cases had broken out nj
Barcelona, Spain.
The disbanding of the New York
heavy artillery, and diSm"un,ing OF
the recent works, indicate that iii.
government means abandoning thu
defence of Washington south OF The
Potomac.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

See notice of Walsh Il Boisseau.
They have now ample room for stor-
ing cotton, and will be pleased to re-
ccivc, store or ship the same.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

Messrs. Phelps Il Co., Agents for
the Commercial Express will accept
our thanks for large file OF late pa
pers from differen. quarters of the
Union,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

CLotk'ng.-Mr Leon Godchaux. at
81 Canal street, New Orleans, manu-
features and deals in Clothing and
Furnishing Goods. Persons wish
ing to be fitted in fine style, or pur-
chase to resell, should give him call.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

Coz. WeNs.-1'he report, current
here ten days ago, that Gov. Wells
had been appointed Provisional Gov
ernor, has been revived at Wash
ing,on, but still We have nothing Of
fetal
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

jeff. Davis has been Transferred to
room in Carroll Hall, in FORTRESS.
Monroe. on account of his declining
health.
The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Tribune says til.
President and Secretary Seward look
upon tue recognition OF the Empire
OF Mexico as perfectly certain, and
which mus, eventually, taxi place.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

Aiabaminns for Brac,L-M.jor
Hastings, of Alabama, apps to
have succeeded in organizing :. colo
ny to emigratc to Brazil, The Sci
ma Messenger says he is to have on.
hundred families. or tiv. hundred
paying members, each paying quo
ia of money, which they forfeit in
case they fail to be ready to e.nb; rk
at the time and place designated by
their written agreement. The trans
portation will cost $50 for adults and
$40 for children between two and
twelve years OF age. each family be.
ing entitled to one ton of freight free
of charge, and each unmarried per
son, not of the families, to two hun
dred pounds
The time and place of embarka-
ton are already designated; about
half the requisite number have signed
the agreement the full number will
soon be obtained, when the final ar
engagements for ths departure of the
colony will be made.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-03

Persons wishing to purchase Bills
of l.ading by the quantity or in
small lots, can be accommodated by
calling at this Office.