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MARINE NEWS.


CLEARkD.
srEAMeU1P- NaiA Jayne, Hone Kong.
sulr-rredorn, Bradley, for New Orleans.
BARKs- Ocean Home, MstAnzas. Edv. Hill, sisal
BRfGS-Theofore 4 .luliA Rio Janeiro; Tvsn,
Blbos Golden Lead. Cafdsnas Mary Lacd, Port
nu SPAIN Water Lily, Rio Gfandc; Mary lie Blanc,
b. Johns, NJ.
sCHOONERs-Nary Harris Nassau; United. Pc
tcrslurR u W \Hulhn, Washington; II Is Bascom,
Do Y 7 Crammer, H'ltimofe; Belle, !'loucesiet Z;
Reaper Norw 'ch. Jane Maria do, Robert Mace, Nev
Haven. mic 'rn, Comwahs; J II seguine, Jacks n
vile, W a Jerell, BridgCpJrt.
ARRIVED.
srEANSHIpS-Ellcn y Terry, Newtern, N G,
Rhode leland, Pensacola and Mobile.
sCHOONER5--Abby Brackett st Johns r Il,
Belle Of the Bat. GeOrres BANKS Amanda Powers,
kocklsnd. superior, south AmhOy for Boston; Allan
Middleton, ioufhkecpsie; MON. ROnduut TOT Boe-
ton; hcssengcr, Eoudout for lloston; Waiter Scott
OF II John, II. rom hat,nzns.
BELOW-Oue chip, unknosn. wind ~ W.
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Pee. Organisation, and has the finest alvantsge ior
obtaining news. II contains all the news oil the
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BROOKLYN

THK BROOKLYN SUNDAY SCUooL ami
vrH.ARY-lhe Sdth AnniVeusap OF 1ho brooklyn
SUNDAY schools took place estordAy. ana lelaeeu
1900 ana 1910 ohildtcn pa, AIDED different sections
Of the old cny We,;e-u District. At II o'clock.
A, NJ, the Guy Hall aud church tells were runr T.
to announce that the parade Ia take place Forth
With tho chkren began to assemble ia their differ.
cut SUNDAY School rooms and made preparations ior
the rieA, event. Al O'clock the sct ools met st tho
dihe eut chuches designate aud the order Of oN-
eIcres proceeded with in the follow VI, oIter &C.,
!. singing. 3. SINGING
e hea1,ns the Scripture =. A.dless.
IS. G,utiug, !. sins ius
!, i.Ayer. :, he d ton.
Tho churches where the CHI idleu assembled pre-
'cntcd very pretty Appearance The banners were
nune ,ous nos OF then. OF elk either blue or hite
Nnh rich gilt fringe, and bearing notices and texts
nom scripture. Some were dtsisnlteI o. "sun-
leans" others A. " DcWd.opS" stiu others ~ "Dauds
| OF Hope &c, Sc. Appropriate addre1e, ~e,e de-
iN"ed by cersymen aud others, conspicuous in the
SUNDAY school cause, both Ia tbs country and Cana
ia Inc schools we're divided INTO four divisions
western, southern, Ea,tern and ,owanus. Every.
ihlnS connected with tho anniversary passed oil in
peasant manner. After the psraic, the children
Teated to all sorts Of good things al their Ger
ent school rooms which they we're greA,y please
with.
BEooKLYS REGIMrNrs.-The War FunC
Committee Of King. Couniy have arroin,ol com
RiIIee Of tAIle' o0ni.suS Of MesaIs. N. I. 0Gell
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD--ON AND
i after Monday, MAJ 5, lNGi trains leave 3lth It.
ern and Western trains Gt 30 A. NJ. l. ", 40 co,
Hni l. 30 =. VI. Sleeping cas- attached TO 800 and
10 h Ma cuI SUSPENSION Blid-o, via Troy, without
chance Of cars. sunday train Ut GU i, N, j. NJ.
TOT CEl, Asst sup. $40
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REMARK ABLE CERTIFICATE FROM REV. p g,
HENSON, PASTOR OF BROAD 81. BAlTIsC

CHURCH
ceved Ia my risht eye when hoy, chronic infiam-
nation had been produced, IN consequence Of which
| suffered constant mArtyTdOm. Every moment Of
my wskine life was emhittercd and wa frequently
unable TO sleep at night. Ayariety OF remedies had
been iesorted to without success and | entertained
the purpose, last resort, OF having the ball taken
out of the socket IN the hope Of thus finding
In the meantime, most providenilally, noticed
one day In shop windos bottle Of Poor Riehard,s
hs Me sGa nGyes teaTd o. u DciSre lux de
Ie'ul. In few days the painful irr tetion was re:
moved. | could hear the suonsest liEnt, and went
forth II were 20 the enjoyment of new lie. now
Keep bottle Of ~ slways in the house, and II my eve
seem. at all dspo.cd to annoy me- ! give i dee
for any amount Of money. take occasion to say
further that my vie used to suffer severely at tines
Ia. fdGaG Odf PoS hd az I've 0se M"ef .oycs
specific in her Gaze, Swing her almos' hsan, e ei
ee.yei, | cannot but recommend the pIcpira,on
most cordially to all who have hee9 'pie'e" Ike
pastor alto Of the Broad ST. Baptist Church. Residence
l,43U Poplar 81 Philadelphia
pEAFNE So NOISES II Th Hoy HlEIAsps,nIS;
S cHf gEff FN2& if H. cEGE} St4Hi!ss
AslHMA, scRoFl ~ a, " HEs9NChiAk AFEEG-
TfiI iiI' bi,euei Fyos Los Of Hair bvspep.a.
Tnlsrgenient Of the Liver, plsease Of the kinde s.
Rush Of BLOOD 70 the lead With all and eyerv dress
Which N este he enmsn b}o,dSI,,euIed etiectnay y
Fry i, destroys the root, which IL he Iie ef DIE
ease Price 10 No Borias with instrInients No
Is ON ing 10 the Eart Suutine mp he Notl = Or In
tTo.lucing WIfcs. No foui ing MeiItiEe down ths
Throat. The Mytaphys seal Discovery win each every
rpot that insin ents and dIugs will reach and thci
sands Of places he,iIes.
Au NJ. q Brown's Celebrated Poor Richard. Eve
Water viii make the weakest ewes rtIuns-rem0ynG
all Inflammation and humor. Fvery one should uas
1t, a. " proves the prevention of 4. ease
No lfphthe!iA tan come WheIe 4f IA used: he w're
and educate your children IA battle their 9, a. day
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for rereN Ing the calp Incl lng Lua ttIelgthenag
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Too Late for Classification.
ID e ATEzs.

MARIN ON Nav q3t. Thomas Marin. the be-
loved sou Of Michael aud MARY Marin, aged years
and month.
Tho Iiends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend tho funeral, this tNednesdayl Afternoon,
24ih int, At O'clock from the residence n his pa
rent, III Raymond st Brooklyn, TO Elatbush Gene
tofv. ESQ
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Observation-Disclosures CURES ARE
l)dnily made by the use Of that excellent remedy,


DYSPEPSIA ANNlllILATOR
II has been beo the Public for the 'art - yeArs
and where t has been severed with, and the drec
tunr followed, has Lev cr failed In ruSle Gaze IL
act gently upon the bow els giving renewed ViFOr 10
the stomas and brace up the whole system creating
NJ " were ucs lie. Every one OF setentary habits
should r it, and oil who troubled with bvspcp,ia
should use H. pepot--id South second IT, Williams
burch. 10 be had Of NleI a. Reed, lsu Allen, cor
stanton ~, aud cor Ave. II and Houston ~, y.
= tuCy, cor. Nyrt,c and Franklin AEes, East Brook
I'm Price Jne Dollar pei bottle. &C
DHFUMAIIC AFFECTION, PAINS,
~ wounds and all sores cured In a very short time
b. the Ouly known BlsAm prepucd aud sold by Or.
AMANlI lhystc An and SutGeun, ley lTlceue street.
pftc | ana I! re- pot. Thu Ipe will he sem by
mail on recc ~ Ol 81. Office houIs from 10 IL A.
NJ, and 10 y T. ". fu5
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,ylEIblC7NES.

ANY PERSON WHO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
n NAV be cured Of the desire for IL, nv friend
giving unknown IT meet hl 10 tho drnker nr.
IELES FAMOUS TEMPERANCE POWDERS,
Eish'h ay aud 2sl Hudson 81, New York Hayes l15
Fulton ~ and Mines III Fulton st, brooklyn, and
At ~ south % u, Wil!iamshurgh BIB ware
OF limitations which sickeu those TO whom they are
gwen 90
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" JOHN RICHMOND.
REMARKABLE CURE OF CANKER, CATARRH
AND DEBILITY.

May 10Th, is64.-I, Mr.. James Asdison, Of wor-
ee.er do certv, that for the past YEAR, have
suffered iIom hcrofula Of the worst kind. | had =
very had catArIh and palpltAtion Of tho heart lost
my strength, and my tleeh wasting away. was
very weak and dehlit.led, and felt a. though could
not recover. Ny hair ALEC became poor and thin.
Every resorted " for my restoration, but
all 10 no purpose. was gradually sinking, Ny ca
tar!h became 20 bad became alarmed and r the last
resort called Mrs. NJ g. Brown, and obtained her
Metaphysical Drcoyery. In this l found immediate
relief The medicine soon restored circulation Ny
feet which we're Alsts cold, begin TO feel warm. Nv
catarrh begin TO gtye way, and IL almost gone. Ny
health and strength fast returning. Ny rest and
appetite improved. Nv HAIR Is fast growing my
head ain, thick and bushy, UNEXPECTEDLY TO myself
and others | am altoSelheT renewed beins, and
daily recommend the medicine to all my friends and
heartily commend 1t TO all who suffer.
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THOs. D. DICKEY.
IMENrN NEARa, aTA NM NJ

-, INfNT1 lEARr', STANDTNU,
. L. John \. Newcomh, of Qulucv, Mns., do certify
that have been entirely deaf In nv LEFT ear fof
twenty year, and for the past .iI years my rirht ear
has been 20 deaf that could not hear conversation
public speaking Of any KIND | could not hear tbs
church bells ring While sitting In the church
have A.o cen troubled for a number Of years with
very soro throat 90 that was Oh ged 10 give up sing.
Ing in church. for had lot INV voice. had great
trouble In NJ head, terrible noist almost 10 orAzl-
ness. Ny head felt numb ard ,tupid and va touros
OF constant troubls TO tried every method hat
could be thoueht OF. vent TO aurists; but As they
wanted 20 use instruments would have nothing 20
90 slth them. About one monsh since obtained
hr.. NJ q. Browne Metaphys steal Discovery, and used
IL according " the directions the hotties And tho
result that the hearing Of both ear, 7. perfectly
stored, m that | can hear well ne any man Tbs
great trouble In my head IL entrev gone. Nv head
feels perfectly e,sy and at rect. Ny throat, which
vns ~ diseA.ed II entirely cured and have
cd my voice scain. would not take one thousand
dollars for the benefit have received In tho Of
Mrs. Browns Metaphysical Discovery.
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Cani,tosn- CIV, july %. 1864 Mr.. ". 6. Brown,
Dear Madam Il have been quite blind IN my ri-ht
eye for seven years have been to several doctos,
whom ! heard could rettoie my eyesieht, hut thew
never done me any good. spcnt large sums n money
In travelling IN where heard there we're Doctor. who
could tenent me, but none Of them could do me anv
good. thought my case hopelesA until told bv
friend YOU could relieve me. | cent BY friend and
twenty-four hours after the frtt treatment could
zee quite distinctly ] am yer thankful for my de-
llyeIAnce
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kinesesslng, Pa, sept. 27,ls63-Mrs NJ. q. Blown;
-DeaI Matam Please 70 accept ths my teeth
mony In behalf Of your Metaphysical Discovery"
WAS upwards Of nine month. afflicted with a 49,
we're pain ip my head. ringing noi,e in my esredea-
nes and dimness OF sight. was forced to give NJ
work entirely. vas under the treatment OF severL
medical men. who did all they could 10 relieve me, hut
their medicines we're Of no avail. VIE Tour tmes 70
death alone conld end my misery. ON the 9th day 81
April, friend called on me and sdvted me to give
your Metaphysical Discovery trial After some heei-
tston did ~, and In ,ess than three weeks 40
my work aRain, a. well M was In my life, and
stil In the enjoyment OF excellent health ~ tho
blessing q Sod and your great Metaphysical pi.cov-
cry" am once more enabled 10 earn my daily bread,
am yOurs truly, With respect,
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MEDICINES.

NEW YORK OFFICE, 81 BOND STREET
~ Mr.. ~ G. Brown, great MeAPhysicI Dts.
cover for Deafness Noise. in ths He.d p.ehsrses
RHEUMATISM, h.,hms- serofuia Bronchial Affection.
Chils and feVe-, Throat Hfhcuties Diseased hyee-
pi.ea,e Of ne Kidneys con,tipsiion, Gravel Pns.,
InnnlV, fiv, Paralysis Rush Of y God 70 the heso.
lodi cured effec.asiiy by Mr.. h.G Broyp', Metz.
.y..esM niscovsry destroys the root when u 'ns
., 0ftee.-No tiO Arch .ueet PniisielphiG No. 10
B.,os , Se Se SI n NO is PsTsst %a,e Per-
con. alta distance can send 70 either Of the above
eihce, for the Metaphysical Discovery, Eye Wstsr.
&C, enclosing the priee-vhen they VIII be imne'
diasely eIprsssed, With full directions.
SOUND LOGIC.
no greater insult can be offered 10 sn intelligent
people than that Of setting up complicated and In
human machine, pacing through the ear, and up the
nostIil. for cue. Of Catsrrh and Deafness. This
monstruus mode Of treatment NAV be fesorted 70
where there /, neither hght or knoweds. III. lie
on me character Of God tits illogical. and oppr-ts
gnna,uIL and vioepi raoie IL treatment some hsvs
~, ,her reason Code plan IL sinp pie and easiy IN:
Who hath bestSss i Vna ~ s esa s b. see
use your talents and find tina, moisture -su'sbls
nol,.nte,, the Divine plan for tho physical world.
TIE LffE eof' fsiE BoDY IS THE EYE"
ne sgnten uschinery Of the eyes 10 the sure pre-:
Mr., "; O; Brown. Poor Rich.rd's Eye Water, morn.
,us Hna , nishs si IN due tim. IN up the 'qnlen
s eso cesnfG dc eyes and keep them in life the
eeWmoE tnr plant. "ftAnkln's AlmAnsc." from
mnlsh me tye.Water derives lie naue) says AN
ounce o. prevention IL better than pound Of cure"
hEhARkAbLE CURE OF DEAFNESS, DlZZG.
Ness, ASD NOISES IN THE HEAD
oxford January 70 lSGs.-Ms. NJ. q. Brown
h.dsn-l have so, entirety. veil, and under God
Owe 1t 70 You. Ny right have he ard any with
io a nuinhet OF years. ! can nov hear With II. Nv
IN eat NE hearinl len u Just after harvest in this
way took dizLines in my head. 90 could not
VOL, accompanied with r!nring noise In NV care.
AZ 70 bad That could not hear without they would
nSo no., ~ .ne top o thei voices. vent to philndel-
pom pnt myself under the Of celebrated aurst.
u uVIeu ~ NY earsvth i1strumentL and run others
n,s GUY on 'eventy-hve dolsrs $50. then
" yVui snVeitsemenis got the Metaphysical Discov-
my heatinT which had oct for roar,
remain yours truly rHOs r. DICKEY
p march A. d. 1855. W. l. FULTON, Justice OF the
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FIRSTCLASS TAILORESS
w on custom pants Steady work and good " ages
will Re given 90 East Broadway, bassnent.
1883 MIR C. MOORE
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DLUMBER WANTED--A GOOD PLUMBER
L at bb3 Third av. near seth It. T.. MI RPHY. Bs5
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND
- TO rent, Wheeler d Wilson'S and instructions
given Machines repaired and kePt in the bert order
| Al 1870 Rfotdyav. near g2d At
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NE VS. ITlc Ms.
This subjcct ia engaging much n,

New York Feb. 4.-Ih. llcrald's
Paris correspondent says that the two
formidable naval rams SplIvnx and
chcop, bu.lt at Bordeaux some time
ago. hav. been fitted out in III" mos,
complete manner for orr Southern
rebels, with the heaviest class oi
guns and full crews, aud under th.
new names of Stoncwall and he Rap
idan. were TO sail in the beginning
OF this month from li,tl. island of
the coas, Of France for this port. 1t
was believed they were of so -taunch
character that they would have no
difficulty in passing all the batteries
in our harbors. coming right up TO
the city of New y ork. which it is
reported to be desi sned by their com
manders either to lay under heavy
contribution or destroy.
Washington. Feb. ia large
Yankee cavalry force was moving to-
wards Fredericksburg.
The Charleston Courier says a
detachment Of yankee troops had
been landed ut Little Britain and re-
connoitered.
A letter in the Mobil. Register
says that 1000 yank, cavalry have
gone down the Mississippi to New
Orleans.
Extensive military preparations
are going on at Baton Rouge.
There are $500 of Sherman's army
in the hospitals in Savannah. weak
and wretchcd fevered skeletons. sui.
fering and dying from fever, wounds
and chronic aiarrhea.
New York. Feb. l5.-Gold dull
and weak. The price opened at ao6,
but Went down coal.
The Tribune's Washington special
says Mr.. Lincoln has intimatcd de.
sire to have an eastern man for Sec
rotary of the Treasury. ExGov.
Boutwell,. of Massachusetts, seems
most likely to be elected.
The Posts Washington special
says the Post Office Committee Of
the House agreed to report bill es.
sablishins = steam ship line 10 China
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We notice in the Missouri Demo
crat of 10th February. that the nee
essary steps have been taken in ST.
Louis to collect amounts levied upon
the wealthy rebel sympathizers of
that city. The funds thus gorsed
out of the people who may be so un-
fortunate as to appear on the list of
=" rebel sympathizers," is to be used
for the benefit of the NEEDY" The
Democrat says that several of the
prescribed protested against :he pro-
posed levy and vehemently disclaim-
ed all sympathy with anything of a
rebellious nature.
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The Confc1crutes Rcc0gnice1

The Contederates Recognised by
lMerico-Under this caption, in ex-
credinsly large letters, We find the
following language in the n, o. True
Delta. Gen. Mejia, the Mexican
commander at Matamoras. has issued
an order directing his subordinates
to return to the rebel authorities re-
fugees found upon Mexican SOIL
Meiia claims TO be acting under au-
thority from Macmillan. The man
ner in which the refugees are to be
sent back is as follows: A charge
of robbery of the " Confederate Gov
eminent" is trumped up against them
and under an extradition treaty which
they claim to have recently entered
into, the escaped Texans ale returned
to justice. Once on Texas soil, no
more is heard of the charge of robbie
ry, but the man is Immediately con-
scripted into rebel ranks. Whether
Mejia made the treaty with Slaughter,
or whether it is between Macmillan
and JEFF. Davis we do not know, but
in any case, it is formal recognition
of the Confederacy, in addition to
being a grand recruiting scheme for
the rebel srmy.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

On last Wednesday evening, Mad
ison b. McClelland, aged - years,
was accidently shot. and died imme-
diately. He was the son of our es-
teemed friend Capt. J. McClelland,
who was absent from the city at the
time, but arrived in time to see the
remains of his son carried to its last
resting place. The berpaved parent
has our heartfelt sympathy, and we
trust he will bear up under the blow
like a christian.
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The Missouri Democrat says that
Gen Hindman, OF Arkansas, has gone
to the city of Mexico, expecting to
obtain n command in Maximilian's
army. If all the reports we have
heard ale correct, the Democrat may
not be far from right, and if so, i, is
the first truth we have known that
paper to tell for many year. How
ever, it does not matter much whether
true on false.
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The New Orleans Bee of the 25th
contains the following:


MATAMoRAs, Jan. 80, 1865.
Up to this time the Mexican and
Confederate authorities have been
upon friendly understanding, which
did not extend however beyond acts
of simple politeness. Thus Gen.
Mejia crossed the river in civil dress
and dined with Gen. Slaughter. who
commands at Brownsville, and vice
versa. But yesterday Gen. Mejia and
his staff, in full uniform crossed over
to Brownsville, where Gen. Slaughter
awaited the visit with his whole COM
mand under arms, gave the visitors
an artillery salute Of 81 guns. After
dim. the Confederate flag was rails
ed an the Mexican General and his
staff removed their caps and salnted
it, the former making speech, in
which he said: The Conf-deracy
will soon be recognized" He CON
cluded by inviting the Confederates
to a grand banquet at Matamoras,
and promised also to salute their flag
with twenty-one guns.
- Fs6. l0-After the incidents rela-
ted in the above, the news l am about
to communicate, will no doubt cause
a great sensation in the United States.
The American Consul has received
his passports, and his flag which was
floating in honor Of the capture Of
Mobile, has been taken down, and
the consulate closed.
The Richmond papers OF the 18th
indicate Sherman's advance cavalry |
arc as far north as Florence, the Sec
ond important railroad junction on
the border of North Carolina,
Nashville, 16- Confederate cavalry |
are near Nashville, and the suburbs |
are again threatened.
New York, i6-Gch sO4 Is.
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Our friend Capt. \. Schaffner, has
our kind remembrance for his pres
ent to the editor. Wecan assure him
that though the weather is not dry.
his present was exceedingly aSreea-
tie. Alb uno disco omnes.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

Thanks !, our friend f. l.. Pier
son for copy of the Rebel Sonsster,
containing selection Of the latest
songs. They can be had mt DR..
Balls Drng Store, and at John Lam
mas. Price ten dollars per copy.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

Wanted to purchase. a font If Min
ion or BREWER, not m,,ci, worn. Adj
dress the Editor of this paper, stating
how many pounds, and how much is
wanted per pound. in New Issue.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

Mr.. Frank LAWYERS letter from
Richmond, to the London Times, are
so often intercepted, that each one
published is said to cost the proprie.
tors of that paper -fl5o. Rather
steep.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

We give place to-day to two i'm
portant communication in preference
to our own editorials on other sub
iects.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

We wish to purchase some corn
and fodder. Any Of our country
friends who can accommodate US.
will confer favor on the editor.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

Such rainy season we have not
witnessed for many day, everything
being overlooked. We are informed
that the country above the raft is fast
getting under water.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

The History Of the ''Old Sihley
Brigade" is now ready for delivery.
See advertisement else where
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

Some two hundred Of our exchan
ged prison.rs arrived here last Fri
day.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

We have several pieces Of prose
on hand, which we cannot conve-
niently publish inst now. They will
appear in due time.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

Thanks to our friend W. Tunnard.
for papers furnished this office.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

Thanks to Col. Szymanski for late
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-14

AttontiOn !-Persons arriving
with, or receiving. late southern or
northern papers. will oblige us and
benefit our readers. by loaning them
TO the editor, If only for an hour
Items Of news also solicited.