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The Placer herald., 1866-06-02
SAN FRANCISCO.

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the ingredient in these
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that Ponce-de- Leon sought for three hundred
years ago, and never found. He looked for a
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make youth
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1t was left for this day and hour to realize The
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E1- NOTICE.-None genuine without the en-
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signed by DR.. j. MAGGIEL, 43 Futon stree},
New York, to counterfeit which is felony.
Mu Sold by all respectable dealers in Med.
icines throughout the United States and Canadas
at 25 cents per box or pot. apps ly
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Eureka.
THE SECRET FOUND.

MEDlCAL MEN have been for ages in search
IvA of an nfalliLle cure for RHEUMATISM
without success; but the desideratum has al
length been discovered
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OCU LIST & AURIST
COURTS, COUNTY OFFICERS, &C.

DISTRICT COURT.-Hon. T. 8. Mcfarland,
Judge. Meets the first Monday in February May
August and November.
COUNTY COURT.-Hon Fl. Fellows Meets
on the first Monday in March, June, September,
and December. The Probate court also meets at
the same time.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.- District No. l.
Samuel Dodd residence Lincoln.
District No. 2. W. c. Richmond; residence at
Dutch Flat
District No. 3, A. B. Scott; residence at Forest
Hill. The Board meets on the first Monday in
Epbruory Nav AuouSt and NOvpmher
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Dropping Of Tears, Wounds,
Injuries, Congestion, Amau-
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1t Saves Money, Time and Eyes.
The Placer herald., 1866-06-02

E% NOTICE.-None genuine without the en-
graved trade mark around each pot or box,
signed by DR.. j. MAGGIEL, 43 Futon stree,
New York, to counterfeit which is felony.
MS Sold by all respectable dealers in Med.
icines throughout the United States and Canadas
at 20 cents per box orpo. APPS ly
The Placer herald., 1866-06-02
The Light Of the World !!
DIR. MAccIEL's
PILLS AND SALVE.

THESE lite giving remedies are now, for the
l. first time publicly given to the world. For
over quarter of y century of private practice
the ingredient in these
The Placer herald., 1866-06-02
LIFE-GIVING PILLS!

Have been used with the greatest success. Their
mission is not only to prevent disease. but to
cure. They search out the various maladies by
which the patient is suffering, and re-invigorates
the failing system. TO the aged and inirm few
doses OF these valuable pills will prove to be
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Government Sue.

IN accordance with orders from the Sec
4 Rotary Of War, through Chief Of Or
dinance Military Division OF the G"l'.
will be sold at public auction, commencing
On Tuesday. tire 18Th IF May,
on the premises of the Marion and
Davis county Iron Works. situated
about Is mile IRON the town of Jefferson
Texas, the following Ordnance property.
viz:
"Dnr's Conaty Iran Works, Tcras,
Steam Engine., boilers, Lathes. Por,a'
he Saw mills, Cast Iron Pumps Log Car
riages, Scales, Cnpnlo. Cranes etc.
"Marioa Coxnty iran WOyhs" and
Forge, Texas,
Portable Saw and Grist Mills. ten uU)
various Steam Engines, Blast Tubs, Trip
Hammers, Charcoal, &c.
The sale will commence at the Marion
County Iron Works" and viii continue
from day to day until completed.
Titles to property will be guaranteed 10
purchasers.
Also Oh SATURDAY the goth. inst. W il
be sold on the premises all Ordinance
buildings at Shreveport Arsenal. La, lei:
unsold from previous sale Of he 30th nit.
Terms CASH. in L. :. Treasury Notes
Payment 10 he mad" vi Time OF sale.
tHAS. ". LOWELL.
MAJOR -Oth L, s. C. L.,
m5-td Supervising sale
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RAIDS AND ROMANCE
pf
MORGAN AND HIS MEN

BY SALLY ROCHESTER, FORD,
Author of Grace Tricrnar!.' Mary Bun
yam, Romance of fr.cnL-onry,' etc.
ONE VOL, l2Mo., CLOTH t25 PAGES.
Van .SPiendtd Portrait on Steel.
The hero OF tn. above work il well
known as one of the boldest and most sue
ccssiul Generals in tn" South. who for "a
long time kept the Southwest in q constant
state of Excitement. This work gives "A
thrilling description OF his invasion Of and
capture in Ohio. II is written in such u
thrilling style, too, that the reader regrets
when the volume Is ended. Price s. To
Agents,
TERMs-As u guarantee that the Agent
will take up the goods shipped. - per ct.
of large bills must be RENTED with tire or
der when it will be deducted. and tire bal
ance. together 18th the return freight, col.
lected on delivery by express. The full
amount with the order will save expense
In small orders the whole amount must be
sent. And the full retail price for samples
Give full irrctions, and how goods are to
he shipped.
Subscribe to the " HOME CIRCLE, - one
dollar a year The cheapest Literary
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ed in every town as agents. One copy
free one year for six subscribers. with cash
and pay for all over this number
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Publisher, I94 Clark street, Chicago.
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PrOIIe7'fN f01. Sale.

IN AZ frS within one mile Of the cor
y p"in'!"h line OF Shreveport. known
- IN. ,ne A,i'! p!"ce.
ifl'r hundred ana Twenty Acres OF
""oHlau,. 'a!e" miles from Shreveport
immensely 'ainahIe Tor It's IRE wood.
in,'' i''i'htra and forty-Etght Acres
~ n H' paFish OF b">si.r, near colonel San
~, ""''iiP "f"".
'h" l h"n-end rive Hundred Acres in
.h' parish "' i,'S"to, known a. the planta.
s."n -. '"''he' '"hh Marshall we'll i'm
f'Tn"'
ih' i'"iHrhc' "iit by captain John
"''""'"' no" occupied by Mrs. Mootc.
! IN IN "''!' rom we corporation line OF
ohlrN 'P%ii' containing four acres, with
c"tn'"tianic q" eiiiugs, &c
! N'nly- thr"" .Acres. on Bayou Pierre. four
ana IA hall mixes rom Shreveport; forty
acres bottom land, comfortable dwelling
house "H;h"!iSe-. Well, and fruit trees.
l"n tundr.d Acres one hundred and
my cleared win improvements. eighteen
| sh'i+- rom Shfctcport, and eight miles
BACK OF A!hany.
IN" ihon-ard On" Hundred and Forty
Acres, III B"s>i"r parish on Clark's BAYOU.
siA 'hil"- IRON iaNe navigation about five
hutureH acres cleared and under good
i inc > rAce!!eht b"sIllns uons", Gin
iomS", NH blacksmith shop, Tools. and
Blacksmith ncvrr falling spring of wa
Ter eiSht hundred bushels OF corn. $4,000
pounds n' Fodder seven Mules. two Wa
Sv"s ana 'N'n GU" hundred and fifty
iioSs' MY cattle MY sheep and fifteen
h"hu> on 'ne pthc" UNDER contract :ot the
year.
One Thousand seven hundred Acres of
Land eight hundred open. lying on both
sidvS "i ,ne tnlrIat, SIX miles from shJcve-
hwc,ij,s. aoos s,aa1 ' coni'ora t,
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Our friends in the interior, whose
mail facilities will not admit Of th.i,
subscribing to Semi Weekly paper,
are reminded that the Shreveport
Weekly Ners is the cheapest and
best paper published in this section.
We desire getting large list of sub
scribers anu put the price low. to suit
the dull times. Send on tire. dol
lars for.one year. Weekly made up
from the Semi Weekly, and contains
editorials, choice selections, reports
of the New Orleans and Shreveport
markets, communications from spe-
cial correspondents, and the latest
teleg, ANS. Address the editor Of
this paper. If
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lire nj .Sfu,tctt.<,W .JucI.xo,t,

BY 4 NIRGiNItS.
Uih iut.a't~ Portraits on Sal, Of
j 4 G X 5 . y and his Successor,
r. w r. l. l..
Stonewal Jackson has made 30 profound
and lasting an Impression on the public
mind tina, an authentic Biography l. sough,
after with the greatest avidity. He was Il
man OF the people, for the people. and car
ri"d the hearts OF the people with him
We have lost our best general, said hi.
superior officer, when the hero tell. He
seemed TO have "A charm : for from that
hour the Coni.dcrAcy WAS on decline
tn. work j. written by coHiedcTa;.
officer dion. John VI. Dan.-ls,l who knew
hirl well and who was assisted in the
work by Mrs Jackson. and of course had
access to All his papers l. contains the
only au;h-u;ic portrait Of jackson, being
the on" taken from life for Ny, jackson.
shortly before the battle OF Councillors
vile. where hr fell. Bound in han some
morocco cloth, -. TO Agents.
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!STE-1. NEO4T .iG ENI'.S
VIII AkFBDAT,
81 REV ErDET. Ia.

HAVING engaged III the RtcEIyING
i / foKw ABIDING and Gh>Eth. CoaMs,Io<
Business III this City. Ne are now prepared
to Receive. Sell, Advance on. store or
Forward all Kinds Of Produce and Mrr-
| chardlsc at the rcry iO,r.M o,urs4t rates.
W" are also prepared 10 make LIBtR Al.
ADVANCES On Cotton aud other Country
PIoducc consigned TO our friends in New
Orleans.
". rarc good Wharf Bout .f over Fly.
Hundred Tons apaci,y, from which all
goods consigned to IL will Toe forwarded Z:
thereby saving Drayng. and adroi,ii,.y dam
ays by RAN AID Md on n. Lsr,.
We have also perfected arrangements for
the purchase Of all classes of goods, both
in Shreveport and New Orleans.
Purchases in the Ciry will ht made by
an Agent OF many years experience in the
business.
mh-,' ". r. KAPLEY SEQ.
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irresponsible Counterfeitcrs,

One of the most serious annoyanc-S
which the proprietors Of an article in I'M
usual dem and have to encounter is the
piratical imitation of it by parties equally
unscruputous aud irresponsible. Ii an in
diviaual or "a firm with nsans engages in
this netarious business, the damages award
ed by court of justic. for the "ffense are
coll.ctablc, and it is some satisfaction to
the party wrongrd that the wronger is
pirates are men Of stran, who cannot re
spond in dollars to the laws reward.
HOSTErTERS'S STOMACH BlTTERS
being IL Standard Tonic, marketable every
where. and representing the value affixed
to il accurately "a u National Bank bill
represents the amount expressed on its
face. has been extensively coun'ertcit.d
and simulated, The proprietors have spent
many thousand dollar in hunting up and
hnnting do,rn irresponsible individuals and
firuN. who have given their minds to this
dirty work. Tnese parties of them,
at least have way of changing their
base, though hey never change their base
ness. When an injunction is laid upon
them in one part Of the conntry they some
times "vamoosc' tn another. and try the
trick again. In some eases it is necessary
to kill them two or three times over. Per
haps the best thing that can be done under
these circumstances is to "inyan inJ',.ciion
upon all who use the Bitters to buy only o!
dealers whom they can trust In every
| civ town and village Of the United States
and British America this famous tonic, al
terative and protective medicine may hc
procured Of reliable men of business
! m5-Im
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Communicated.
''Saul, Saul, Why Fersecutest then
Ne"

Since the late amnesty proclama-
ton of the President declaring the
rebellion ended, depreciation on the
part Of the troops in our community
seems to be on the increase; for but
a few nights ago teamster from
Cherokee county, Texas, while
camping abou. two and half miles
from the city, in the dead of night,
while quietly resting by his wagon
on his way home after coming to
Shreveport, selling his cotton and
getting such supplies for himself and
neighbors as were needed, was at
tackled by six negro soldiers, or ne
groes having the bearing and uniform
as well as the arms and equipments
of troops, and they stole from him a
check for nearly three hundred dol
lars, and such supplies as they de-
sired as we'll as robbing his person
of such things as suited their villain
Gus banditti. fashion and desire
The troops of this community stroll
promiscuously through our vicinity,
if not with the arms and equipments
of the service, with their side arms,
equally scrviceable and effective,
which they shoot at will Gin our
streets during the day, and make the
| night hideous with their shots, defy
ing the limited civil power Of the
land. But yesterday morning col
ored soldier, suppose after nights
rsvel, come out on Travis street ear
| ly in the morning and commenced
firing off his pistol, when a civil Of
ficer told him that it was in violation
of the city ordinances, and that he
desired him to report at Hea iquar-
tiers and answer for the offence, when
he used epithets and language un-
necessary to repeat, walked into the
adjoining premises and returned
with a six-shooter, and started for
camps to bring his legion, as is the
custom when one is spoken to for Il
breach of the city laws, for a word is
all they have ever received from that
quarter and l doubt if any more from
any other.
i'll am not mistaken, by the u.
s. army regulations, infantry soldiers
are prohibited from wearing side
arms; also, from leaving camp with
out passes or sleeping out Of quarters
except upon special and urgent coca
sions, and then such pass is required
| to be approved by the company com
mander and the commander of the
regiment, Our city is alive every
night with the soldiery, some going
| out to see their wives and others to
visit their sweethearts. VIII eul
commander who has come among us
do something to stop this nuisance
and violation Of military law
CNO.
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Rirey Ners.-The river before the
city is on the rise again, and from
all appearances will continue to rise
for some time to come, on account OF
the heavy rains the past few night.
Business is quite dull on the levee,
and all the boats leaving have only
light loads.
Since our last only three boats
have arrived from below, the Rob
Roy, Texas and Louis Dor. Sew
eral have arrived from upper Red
River with tolerable fair trips. The
Pioneer came in with her chimneys
missing on last Saturday.
The Lizzie Hamilton makes resu-
lar tri-weekly trips between here and
Jefferson, and is doing good bust
mesa.
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A Portland steamer was found to
be going astray, on recent trip from
Boston. owing to deviations of her
compass. The deviation it was also
found, was caused by the steel hoop
skirt of a young lady who was in the
pilot house, and on her retiring the
compass resumed its proper position
Steamers are not the only craft
that have been led astray by the at
traction Of hoop skirts.
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Important to Merchants and
Planters.
Boards Patent Lock Iron Tie,

CuRPASSES all others, owing TO its sim
- plicity Of application. reliability and
strength. 1t can be pat on in less time and
with greater ease than rope and costs
about 40 per cent less. It's expeditions
adjustment to Bales of any size, does away
with objections existing TO all other Iron
Ties.
We would particularly invite the aiten
ton of / lanters to these from Tres. All
orders addesscd tn us will be promptly
filled PITTS 4 THAYER.
merl7 Sole Agents
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! The Montreal papers state that in
the Court of Queens Bench the pris-
oners chargeu with attempting to
kidnap George N. Sanders, have
been formally acquitted. This has
happened through a technical blum
Der in taking the dispositions before
the Police Magistrate, by whom the
prisoners were committed
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-08

Our friend, MIR. +. r. l.. Frank, is
just in receipt of genuine Btazil Spec
tacles, Colts Navy Pistols, pure
Diamonds, and the finest ladies' and
gentlemen's jewelry, etc, which he
will sell at living prices. Give him
a call. Jan3O-tf.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-08

The Red JACKET Bitteys are free
from all the acidities aud impurities
usually found in the tonics and stom-
ach bitters of the present day. They
are combination of rare herbs, with
the purest and mild-st of all stimu-
lants- fine old ripe Bourbon Whisky.
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Gus Notice,

DY II resolution of the Board Of Directors
ID of th. Shreveport Gas Light company
at meeting held on the 10th inst, the
price of gas to all consumers was reduced
one dollar on the l. 900 feet from the LIST Of
April, 1855.
Attest IL. T. BURNER Prnst
X. ID. SALE. Sect'y, spr2s ;,
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Our steamboat friends are reminded
that by sending their orders to our
office, in due season, they can have
all the papers they require, stamped
with the name of the boat and officers
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-08

DR.. John w. Young, of Tensas
parish, La, furnishes a communion
ton to tn. Nicks burg Herald on the
subject OF the fatal disease which
prevails there among horses and
mules. 1t commenced on the 10th
inst, and at the date of his letter,
(I6thj not less than 2II head had
died in his locality, mostly in tire.
days. He is of opinion that i, is
cholera, and furnishes prescription
which he tried on mule. which re-
covered, but as this was the last
Cause.-The disease having apparently
spent itselt-he does not pretend to
say whether the recovery should or
should not be ascribed to the pre-
scription, which is as follows.
Laudanum, one tablespoonful Z;
spirits camphor, half tablespoon
full; compound tincture OF myrrh,
two tablespoonful; whisky, half a
pint; tepid water, half a pint; mix
and drench. After giving, the mule
ceased to lie down and roll; seemed
very sick and restless during the
night, which, however, gradually
wore off, when the appetite returned,
and the cure seems complete.
We append the Doctors account
Of the symptoms of the nisease:
The first evidence of disease is
manifested by restlesspess of the
animal, the TANKS soon begin to fill
up, tn. back becomes more or less
"hump'd" up and in many cases a
desire to uriaate ocears- the mule
droops its head and ears, the latter
becoming cold, a frequent DISPOSE
ton te lie down and roll, causing a
great rumbling of water in the bow
els. These symptoms continue from
hour to hour to increase, indicating
great internal suffering. until from
five to ten hours, death comes to give
relief
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HENRY, PARIS & CO.,
WhOiesakc aad Retail Groceys,
5 Texas Street,
feboOtf Shreveport, Let.
Southern journal
OF THE
Sentence

NEW ORLEANS, IA.
4 First Glass Quarterly Of not less tn an
eight hundred pages per annum, issued on
the first day of May, August, November
aud December.
SeBscRIPTIoN. Invariably in advance So.
E. d. FENEER, NJ. ID.
D. WARREN BRfCKELE. NJ. d.
G. BEARD, N. ID.
Editors & Proprieiors.
All remittances to be sent to DR. d. w.
Brickell. Box 1876 p. o.. New Orleans, La
All communications to be directed to
Southern Journal ofthe Medical Sciences, ;"
box 800, p o., New Orleans. HYAMS
Il KENNEDY, AGENTS, shreveport, La
apl7-A'
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n s. NC CLuIih. ". ". BARRETT
MCCLURE L BARRETT,
Wholesale and Retail! Deaiars in
u r Y 6 90 ID = -,
Groceries,
Hardware.

1ItIVNH Tt,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats
Plantation Supplies &c.
No. | Lsree Street, Shreveport In.
NNHEG have received nd are now open
l. ing one of the largest aud best selected
this market.
They have made arrangements by which
they can keep their stocks always reptenfsh.
ed, and will be prepared to meet all de.
mands made upon the house
The highest prices will always be paid
for Cotton and Wool, and advances made
on these articles when consigned to us.
nov2Sly
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William Graft, famous as a f,gi.
tive slave in Theodore Parker's days
is laboring successfully in Africa
both commercially and philanthro.
pically. He has established lawful
commerce and a large school at Why
dab 4; and the King of Dahomey tes-
titles his appreciation of him by send
ing him present Of six slaves!
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-08

A young chap, residing not far
from Red River, where high water,
with loss of fences, &c, has been
the latest excitement. hearing some
one read, recently, that H.rod the
Great reigned thirty-seven years,
Aunt Mary" he asked, don't You
reckon that raised the rivera
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-08

Iessrs. Collins T. Cole offer for
sale 100000 bricks at the lowest
market rates. The bricks are of a
good article, and persons wishing to
purchase such things ought to call on
the gentlemen. See advertisement.
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The swift and splendid steamer
Louis Dor, in charge of the expert
enced Capt. Cheney johnson, with
Messrs. Sim p. Smith and f. Groves
in the Office, leaves at o'clock this
evening tor the city. Her accom-
modations are of the very best.
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If you need boots and shoes. call
on j. 3. Lewis, jr., corner Of Spring
and Texas streets, where can be
seen large supply, offered at low
rates,
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The severes. rain and hail storm
we ever witnessed was on yesterday
morning before day. Doubtless in
jury has been caused by the wind.
We expect the crops, also, are Sc
verely injured.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-08

The officers of the steamer Louis
Dor have our thanks for late New
Orleans papers.
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Mis- MARY A. FILES

MISS NARY A. FILES
Nl would respectfully represent
to the public, that having Just re-
ceived direct from New York a large
and select stock of
MLLLINERY GOODS.
would be pleased to see her old friends
and customers at the
CORNER MILAN l. MARSHALL Srs.,
Composite the Court House Square)
Is also prepared to do Dressmaking
in the latest and mast fashionabie
styles.
mar3l 3m