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"Peerless Among Perssmss:. This :.
S Ssis rs , ssu. o. he and
hs .eo: % ssqsss
suprsin. toilet triumph.
A Boon.-ward's Ladies' Paper Collars
Cur. Ais? Genis' wholesale and retail wholesale
T -sSs w. WIN " q WARD "a broadway \ i.''
Address-PelIsk q Son, Mser-chaum
ga Broadway near Fourth street, Pipes cut
A Desiderstum.-Pcrry's Moth and
,a Sh fr'sts. are .a.easy Perry
se oSn r,gssd p pr s ~ rEh atS 9.rmi S
CT G iSs f Ferry Moth saa rrssi i tooa %
A.-uphhsm's Marscheila Causes the
~, & 81. o S fi s' 1s .n %ss fs
A.-Japasese Hair stain Coiors = Natu-
1sl row. ON. SsiPs;s'%r WELLS. co.'s; CO.'S
A wonderful Care for Headache. Dy.-
Hff sfTp FILL .r' s s'"
Il Al, Hair Diseases Cured by a Regular
aud npls treatment No more gray hair or badness See
A.-Finess Ready Made CIoshing in Ame-
.Sr iou'f sSos ssos q , ~ sI p s'''
And y Fourth avenue. opposl.s Cooper Union.
4 All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw
IT," ''''"''r' anu J. X CLAYTON 10 Wan street, sy
| Al, Prizes Cashed Ia Legal Lotssries.-
rcosr sud drawings sen, ,,rp p.o... ma u,,.a.,
| n. 10. T.-Neglected Coughs and Colds
.~.re of inc Importance n checking Cough
,,,e,oa cadT in rs Art that which IN the b-
nnng would yield 70 milf ,imedys nsg,u,rs'.,
isScDotfs',o oS Or cotton LozESdEs, Aaord Instant
relief "
p.,.b.,or's Hair Dye-The best IN the
"a e onv perfcc Dye harmless. reliable, inktanta'
| ! soss FACTORY a Barclay street.
ro,,v prop. OF Meteaife's Rheumatic
eurDy contain. A. much virtue a. forty bottles on may
her medicines and VII instantly cnre $500
esurslss, A. TryM For ale ny Az ar,x''
grover and Baker. Highest Prem ~,
ssslir stitch and Lock stitch Sewing hschncs NO w
brcsdw'v -.
Howe Sewing Machine tompsny.-.
WlLIAs HOWE. Jr, President No. e2s brosn"sf. hs-''
rsntei
acyaI Havana Lottery.-Prikes Paid
81 Information furnished The hghes, rates paid ioi
s,s5s aud all kinds Of gold and siycr - = -
TAYLOR CO., Bankers. 10 wsl street >. u
s,.mmerfsg Corrected and ed.--Fci
.s,hoI r.'.rences, a. address " Bets NV Haven
s,ab. "
s.Il ae md sssisshcis Nsshias. ~ brqss~s1.
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ucyai Havana Lottery.-Prikes rsto
h rt Inormsion furnished The hghes, fatc' p~io iO'
s,sJ as .ne Al ENDS q gold and slsey 49,, ny
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~; .srsssi. s.ssiss 60 srsss4..
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a.-Finest Ready Made Clothing lisa Ame-
-. Cents Youtbs Boys, and Childrrn's ali quite spna
custom, ~ork BRoKlw BROS, "a Lafayette place
And - Fourth avenue opposite tOoper Union.
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
|rlIls HOWE Jr President No. e29 Brosdwsy Agrn"
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n. 10. T.-Neglected Coughs ana Colds
81 C,o,, cold in Is Art stage that which IN the b-
(. ,aning rould Weld 20 n mld remedy. w ncglsc'cf
~, ,r.,s upon the Lungs BROWNS BkVNCHlAi
4, RociiFs'u or COUCH LOzEsuEs, afford instant
,.ii.f
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s,.mnerisg Corrected and Cured. Per
.,s,srl r.f.rences. A. address " Bets, Nsw Haven
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed. Draw
%" o''"'''' '"1 j. X CLAYTON. 10 Wan street. "
All Prizes Cashed in Legal Lottsries.-
4 ro SUI g. CLUTB. Broker, I7e Broadway.
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u.,.n.ior.s Hair Dye-The Best In the
IA he onlv perfect Dye; harmless reliable insianta
~ r..ta.yy a narrlsy street
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ORDERED MUSTERED OUT.
The Twenty first TIL rty fifth and One Hundred and
Thirteenth regiments infantry and the Sixth regiment
cavalry, colored
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g,over and Baker's Highest Premfum
..sr stitch and Lock stitch Sewing nsrh'ncs 70 w
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wABDY THOMPSON, VIZ. B. NORRIS ( cHAs w1LKERsoH
New Orleans Shreveport, La. Shreveport, La
THOMPSON, MORRIS & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
COTTON FACTORS,
Nos. 10 and Front Row, Shreveport La.

M ample means and facilities Tor the conduct
4 OF our business solicit share Of public patron
age under the conviction that shall be able to do
full Justice to all who may eurust with their business
and interests.
We propose to pay the highest market price for Cot
ton. Wool or Produce at Shreveport
Nereceire store and ship Cotton, Wool or Produce at
the lowest rates customary.
We make advances in Cash and Goods on Cotton and
Produce in store or in transit
We make special and liberal advances on all Cotton
consigned to our Waddy.Thompson 4 Co, New Orleans.
We represent the Aetna Insurance Company, having
a capital of Foar Millions and insure at fair rates all
Cotton in store with US or in transit
THOMPSON, MORRIS & Co
Shreveport, December 90 1865
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kTTOULD inform their friends and the public that they
wv are in receipt of fresh stock of goods in their
ne purchased by the senior partner direct from the
Importers in New York, which consists in part Of
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CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies' and Cents Furnishing Goods
OF every description
He offers to sell at prices to suit the times. Having
purchased for CASH, at first houses m New Orleans
bits facilities are unsurpassed for giving general salts
taFtion II prices and quality. Persons wanting
FALL CLOTHING.
on any thing in the Dry Goods or Clothing line are in
ved to call and examine the stocks which received
constantly and opened fer the inspection purchasers
The latest patterns for
Ladies' and Misses Dresses, Trimmings. etc.
eyer received Ia this market, found az above.
pill Al. WINTER.
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Toe following aneedote is told of count Bismarck
ee laa Fars correspondent Of Land ana Water, an
English .5u nal:
Ia l-t Bismarck was twenty. six years old, and had
3a5t passed Ills civil service examination He wenr 10
sha clia bib department. ana was told to vait n
s5a aater55m. AT the end Of half an hour be exhibit
Ned up.aus Of great irritation three-quarters Of an
H5gr passed, and he pulled of tie gloves and tore
chem un. When he had waited an hour and halt he
cot a3 and leaving the room, when the gentle
man ho bad been waiting for opened the Goor and
asza5 l.u what he required. Sir in hour and
esI ago Wished to speak with you, bat desire to do
"a ao i1uEarn And young Bismarck went away
Twenty-Five years later Otto Edward Lcoood de
Bismarck first minister, and paid an official visit
~ certain project The minister was shown Into nix
sentiments ly the project and was about to retre
Eat sir said the count you must acknowledge
rrsr Iits " full Of curious chances "What does
yga- 1realaucy mean ~ ~ mean that il is new
traasy.h-ae years since I saw you and you very
Ttrls changed" :" beg your exceuencys pardon, but
! don't gemember.n "HoW!n said u. de Bismarck
laughing don't you remember vouug man Who
,s5 rather Experiment to you when you we're head of
Ee-arlrelt?" The project became red, green, and
rsts. bat tba count gaye him his hand and no more
the matter
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THE VERY LATEST STYLES !!
A. SOUR
TEXAS STREET, NEAR EDWARDS,
&c. HcCARTYS cid Stand
SHREVEPORT

SHREVEPORT,
NTT0ULD respectfully inform his old friends and tn,
w public, that he has recently returned home from
the North with large and well selected Stock Of Goods
Of the latest styles and fashions which he purchased
exclusively for CASH from the first Importing House.
ID the country at prices which enables him to Offer
greater inducements purchasers than any other house
in the place. His stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
is complete. and consists in part of
Ladies Dress Goods, of all descriptions;
French and American Prints, new designs;
Plain Deiaines, all colors and shades;
Plain Merinos, " q"
Printed Deaines;
French. Indian aud American Baregcs;
Poplinette of all styles;
French and American Caicoes;
Plain and Fancy Silks;
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc, etc, etc.
Irish Linens, a superior article;
Bleached and unbleached Domestics;
Sheetng and Shirtng;
Hosiery, of all kinds;
Corsets, Gloves, Belts, Belt Buckles Pins Needleg
Thread; and in fact every article for ladies' wear,
family use.
Fancy Goods,
A large and superb stock.
Has one of the largest and finest assortments Of
Ready-made Clothing,
Ever brought to this market; consisting of Goats,
Pants Vests and every article requisite for gentleen
wear, which manufactured ont of superior articles
and made up in the latest fashion.
Kests and Shoes,
Ladies Caters and Bootees, Of all styles;
Childreas :" ("
Gents Boots and Shoes, all qualities;
Boys
With many thanks for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me- would ask continuance of the
same feeling assured of giving satisfaction having de-
termned that all goods sold at my establishment shall
be as represented, and at prices CHEAPER THAN THE
oct4i A. SOUR.
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THOMPSON. MORRIS & Co.,

n 10 and 8 Front Row,
SHREVEPORT, La.
WE offer special inducements to country merchants
and dealers our large stock which embraces gen
eTa assortment BY any house in Shreveport
Possessing special facilities for repenishing stock
through our lew Orleans house, Waddy Thompson
81 Co., confident Of making it the interest Of
every buyer price and look through stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Our stock embraces:
Staple and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Qpeens and Glassware,
Hats, Boots and Shoes
Tinware and Willow Ware,
Groceries and Provisions
SadderY and Harness.
Boat and Bar Stores,
Books and Stationery, Drugs,
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Wines and Liquors,
Clothing in every variety. for sale low by
THOMPSON, MORRIS Il Co.,
No. 10 and s Front Row Shreveport La.
Shreveport, December 20, 1865.
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MCCLURE BARRETT.
on THE LEyEE,
I'D Store from Milan street,
SHREVEPORT ...--.-.-r..--.. LOUISIANA,

SHREVEPORT. ....................L LOUISIANA
TIME subscribers have in store and are nov opening
/ Il one Of the largest and
\ MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS
ever brought to this market, consisting in part Of
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Candles
\ Pork, Salt,
Tobacco, both chewing and smoking,
of all brands
Cigars-DOmestic and Imported
Snuf-of different brands
Brandies,
Box Goods Of every description
ketchups, of all sorts and sizes,
Mackerel-of all descriptions.
Wooden and Tin-Ware,
81 every description.
Rasins,
Preserved Fruits Of all kinds,
together with
FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS,
consisting of
French and
American
Prints,
Bleaohed and unbleached Domcstics
Cotton Flannel, bleached and uubleached,
Cotton Drilling,
llnseys, Cotton Yarns
Pins, Needles, and everything else kept in a dry
a large assortment Of Blankets, Of all qualities
FAN and Winter Clothing.
A large assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing. of
the best materials, superior workmanship, and most
tashionable styles, embracing in part,
Dress, Frock, 0iIce and Sac Coats,
Paletots,
0yercoats
Boat Coats
Blanket Goats
Monkey Jackets.
Super Black,
Plain, Fancy
Cora Cashmere
Cloth, Satiuet,
Jeans, Cottonades aud
every, description Of Pantaloons;
Fancy,
Figured Silk,
Velvet.
Cashmere, MarseiIles and other kinds Of Vests;
Linen and Muslin Shirts
Flannel Shirts of every kind;
Flannel and Cotton Undershirts
: Drawers, etc, etc
Gloves, and every variety Of
gentlemen's wearing apparel and Furnishing Goods
Every description of Plantation Clothing
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Ladies' Caters,
Misses and children's Shoes, either by the case or
single pair,
Gentlemens sewed Waterproof Boots,
DO pegd do do
Do do grain do
Do do Ralf-welted Calf Boots, T
Mud Boots, Of all qualities and sizes,
Ladies' Caters and Shoes,
Misses do do
Children and Infants Shoes of every description
A fine assortment Of Negro Russetts OF ali sizes
nd everything usually found in a large store.
Also-A very large and complete assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware, Glassware,
Buckets, Tubs, Jugs, Rope Spades, ShoYels And
rons, Knives and Forks, Saddle-bags.
Saddlery of all Descriptions,
rom Head-stall to a Crupper.
Bagging, Rope and Irvine.
The subscribers invite the attention of purchasers to
Ier stock and they obgate themselves to sell as low
any other house west Of the Mississippi river
nov22l MCCLURE Il BARRETT.
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TIIILLG0X & flIBB'S
q. SEWING - MACHINE.
No. 8 st, Charles Street,


( 1t is the best family Machine.
IL It is definition of Simplicity and perfection"
: The needle cannot be set wrong.
The Hemmer, Teller and Brader are acknowledged tc
be superior to all others.
Apatented device prevents its being turned backward
It's entirely noiseless.
1t received the Gold Medal of the American Institute
in 1868.
It received the Silver Medal of the New York State
Fair, 1864.
It received the Silver Medal of the sPennsylyanis
State Fair, 1864.
1t also received the first premium for "THE Best SEW
ING MACHINE" at the great "NEw ENGLAND FAIR" the
'Yernont State Fair" and the Indiana State Fair,
1864
Send for circular containing full information notices
from the press testimonials from those using the
chine, etc.
AGENTS ARE WANTED, with small capital to
take Agency Of this Machine in the States Of Alabama
Texas Mississippi and Louisiana. great opportunity
for industrious young men, TO whom liberal discounts
will be made
Address Box $50, New Orleans feb28-Bm
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NAVY BULLETIN.
nrr.curn-MARcH 16.

DFrACHED-MARCH 16.
,rnmodore f. Engle from duty as Governor Oh .he
al ASYLUM al Philadelphia On the irst OF May next
will continue his duties President OF the Retiring
ard at the asylum
ORDERED-MARcH l6.
Rear Admiral Hiram Panding, to duty as Governor OF
ne Naya Asylum at Philadelphia on the first OF Nay
APPoINTED--MARCH l6.
John Hall, acting boatswain.
THE PACIFIC SQUADRON.
The United States steamer Mohongo was at valparaiso
on the 18th OF March.
The Nvack was at Calao at the Same date.
The Suwanee sailed from Panama the 5th inst for
Callao
The wateree from Payta and Tumbez, arrived at
Panama the 7th inst where she was to remain until
her new commander and officers arrive from the United
States when those relieved will return home, their two
years of service having been completed.
The ST. Marys still doing buoy duty at Panama on
the 18th inst
THE SUPPLY STEAMER MASSACHUSETTS,.
The naval supply steamer Massachusetts, sailed from the
Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday for the North Atlantic
and Gulf squadrons The following is list Of her OH
cers:-Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Charles Norton;
Acting Master Philemon Dickinson Acting Ensgns, An
drew Jackson, John Laurie, s $. Hand Nate, William
Parks; Acting Surgeon, Jnnaeus Tussell Engineers
First Assistant Augustus Clapp Second Assistants John
b. Saord John Muready. ID. ID. Fennell Chas H. Gift;
Acting Third Assistants. A. d. Renshaw, Harry Itch
field: Captains Clerk, VIM. A. whitcomb; Pay Clerk,
VIM McMurray
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A. daf past four O'Clock this Saturday aiter
noon, for Calvary Cemetery. m c. ,
RAr-ii this city, on Thursday, March, zI a''oa 80
short H4ess JAMES RAY, of Woodstock, AiaoAi' "s''
SO yeas ,,,., "a
Tbs remains will await the arrival oil the ~
the deceased in the Marble Cemetery
Tuscaloosa and Montgomery papers please copy; us
SAyAcE-In Brooklyn on Thursday, MATCH - ms
PAMELA SAVAGE aged So years .su, ,nvi,ed
The friends and acquaintance are Iespecl.uiy co
To attend the funeral from the resuc. " NJ ,S.t,r
Mrs Fowler No 81 Nassau street, btooNy,r ."a a,ns
davl morning at haf-past ten O'Clock. Iho io"'
'l,i a. ,aIan 10 Glen Cove /. l., for interment
W" SpyTv on FRIDAY morning. March %, AFTER q snor.
h,t sove,e sickness JAMES AUGUsTEkN sELLS, ageu
vssrs months and 10 days. eldest son oil James D. anu
The funeral will take place at 3l4 South Fifth street,
Jersey CITY on Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock
TosBoss-On Thursday March 20, Mr. LUKE iosboss'
aged 20 years
VREpiNBURGH.-On Friday, March 20, EsR, OILY
child of John r. and Anna Vredenburgh aged mounts
and III days. , ,..s 4. =
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon az na past
two O'Clock from the residence Of his parents, 10"
Broadway, Williamsburg .,.
WILSON ON Thursday, March 90 OF hydrocephaius,,
after painful illness Of ten days, A. JVnsoN, SUI vi
Robert and Amelia j. wilson, aged 10 months.
Inferred in Greenwood, on Friday March %.
WILLIAMSON Friday. March 3D. CATHARisE beloved
wife of J. H Williams In the 47th year of her age.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, at two O'CLOCK
from her late residence 107 East Fortieth street.
Dublin papers please copy
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Defiance Knowlton do for do; John Dodge 10y Glou.
a o 90 r for NNYSrs Frss%an Edrd ns
don hI Eoeksnd for dos Palladam RYDER naTsish fSr
Hall HS. kocsiand SSorE; Mary Robinson 40
Provssnce for RappahannOsk River Va heeseca War
rro.asaee Saassmond Va; Louie A SWEET, Halves.
s aaf for IS do Sssmsn webb rs River for NYSrs
aeast Cor MYOrk Monitor 6ssss %ars6am Pred,
Turner s9uie Coral Kent, for NyorE; sloop Ann
SE% H1Sns aud The
fna saaksPsaT coal ports Gust South A%Soy
Fnds do
viii ya Elf a4Suis S New YORK John
Barns aanaas; Abby Watson Wa Iss DOM dor E ts
a sss k rS10 an
;HA,mp ist,srsan schrs " sssedia, Case FRiver
ss kshuP Ea;
G eo m % Mar: Mne nBas Rsy Nest
Lrwss Del March ~ia MThe following 1s vessels remain
Esbecca Clyde star from washneop Ceeli and Man.
haap from Baltimore all for York; brg James Baker,
40 IF
Greeg ana rS DO vaasan from Newport News sSraR
Vaughn from James river; Baker and TIL, from Beau
mors fortans Ds!noni and Grace dirdsr from 90
RymoaS Il ;,,s fgaSss and ars%n, Bali
DO; from for
Ewood Doran ard Ida L. NYOrk for Charleston; Re-
becca from Baltmore for Dghtsn; Mary Somers, from
Philadelphia FOL Key West Q Davidson, from do for VIII
mington NC; AW Collins, from NYork for Hooper Straits
United Brothers from Fair Haven Lucy Jones and Sarah
Mills from New Haven for Chesapeake Bay Geo Walters
from NYork forCraney Island Ida Jones' from Baltimore
Tor New Haven; Wenonah from NYork for NaDsemond
river; Genl Igor, from do for York river.
pChTLAND March 2z-Arr brig Timothy Field, Wiswel-
Cardenas Ud trigs Lie Heughton, Morton, Cardenas
stranger tBr Campbell Maanzs; schr Brown, Atwood
:, pRQyIpENCE. March Part steamer Electra, Nve
New YORK schr Harriet Sawyer, Elzabethport. Below
brig Blanche (Br) Hammond Ardrossan-had very heavy
Ter Growel and Percy Hener Grace Philadelphia; Ida
ihahpsi Tie r. Anderson; VIM jenkins, Mott and Pan
thea kackett- New York; sloops Fred Brown Wigh;man
foifrSMOUrH. March 2l--Arr schr Mariel, Fitzpatrick,
Elzabethport.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 24-Arr U s revenue steamer
Lincoln WHITE, Banmore; bark Vaetta (Br) Cavanagh
Shanghae via Yokohama; 9Th, brig Commodore Small,
fisco Sid Feb I'D ships Agenora (r Spurr Port Ange-
ios Beividerc Jackson Sydney; Chetah Br Reed, Mel
bourne; barks isabella Brown (Br) Callahan and Maggie
Hugo Guest do 18th, ship Kimball Dearborn Callao;
18th barss Novelty Brl Austin, Anckland 27ih Figaro
Luing, Won Hagen, NYork bark Dodo (Brem) Dalfympe
Sydney.
March 2l-Arr ship Swallow, Dreyer, Boston
In port March IA, Ships Cremorne Gates and Seminole
Holmes, taken up 10 load for NYork.
SALEM, March 2OArr sehr Vim Arthur Rjchards Port
land for Philadelphia Sid schrs simmons Godfrey
Philadelphia; NJ A Snow. -
WOODS HOLE, March g, Q AM-Passed bx steamer
Neptue Baker, from NYosk for Boston.
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ARM BULLETIN.

-. ,,,,,o,,n , IL, ENANrs IN THE REGU Ar ARMY.
TO bE sES 49, Mnjn, Seventh California Volunteers;
heJot AiS Shh.nsd OF Illinois; Gordon Wilson, late
THOMAS -; York Volunteers Assistant Surgeon
captain run ~ son l43d Indiana Volunteers; Chas
behyamn " ~. tam and quartermaser of volunteers
Garretsop, ATWOOD assistant adjutant general Of
Saptsin " Cert f. stockton, Jr., OF New Jersey
n, late first lieutenant Twenty sixth Mas
Sa"nnse.ts v nteers
DISCHARGED.
r,.,,,o, wards, Charles Andrews, George NJ. Wilson
az no, ~ 'rteisbach, United States Army
ORDERED MUSTERED OUT.
r,o 18th, Eighty-sixth and Ninety seventh reg.
,,an,s .olofed infantry.
MISCELL ANE0Us.
los Kerrgan, late examining surgeon United
,rslunteers, sentenced to be forever dsqualined
Sr"m ld,ng the Office OF surgeon under the United
u ao vernment, has had the sentence removed.
Garland Colorado Territory, has been transferred
a. District OF New Mexico and garrisoned by 'orccs
- the command of General James H. Carleton
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Notice to Mariners.

BHie AprAprCspt Douglass. Of the brig Adelaide lost
ct rcpors;-Left cicnfucgos Feb 3, laden with mo
and bound to 81 Johns NJ had variable winds 10
The h inst a6 Pm took In light sails and reefed mainsa
10 Pm was struck by heavy squa carrying away fore and
main opmass kept before the under balance recfed
mainssi ~ Pm, still blowing heavily from NV; ateAM
18TH gale s Increasing shipped several heavy
ing wheel and Going considerable damage about deck
lost ore-a and could not bring vessels head 20 the wind
owing and rigging beng foul OF foremast AN
sc abong heavily carried away foremas BY the deck TAX
ing with main stay was then brought head TO wind snd
overheard and after being the long time got
board In almost exhausted condon pm, vessel
coming toward under small sail which proved 10 be the
.hp &c scranton, Cap, Williams from Liverpool for New
York requested the captain lay BY being
Capt W. fearing he would lose sight Of hove his
launched bis feboat and with difficulty
ceeded rcscupg from the wreck. saving nothing but
what we stood In when taken on We In lat 30 lon
90 Capt Douglass wishes In behalf Of himself and crew
return bis sincere thanks 70 Capt Williams and onecrs o.
their Hind attention 20 them while on
board their ship The Adelaide built in ls2 was l
tons snrthen owned IN haiand Ms she had cargo Oh
ssis We TH,L-Ihs fsnowipg named oGcea lave inspr.
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THIRTY.NINTH CONGRESS
SENATE.

"~ShiSeioS, March Z3, 1900
sAroSAL ACADEMY os scrxxcs
The Vi1 pszupxSr laid before the Senate tho r,no,,
Of the Vice President OF the National Ac.acrnv =,
Sciences
rHf SAIL oF hrrys HOSPITALS AND REVENUE cvrrrxs
MT. CnAspiHHsFepj Of Mich, moved that the Senate
Insist on iw amendments 10 tho bill authorizing the s,
OF revenue cutters 'nd marine hospitals and appoin,
committee Of conference.
EQUALIZATION pouruxs
Mr. CLARE (rcp) ofNg, presented two hundred pet,
tons for an equalization V bountIcs which wero re
ferrcd 70 the Committee on Military AfaIr.
MT koRoAs, (rep.) OF ~ Y, resenIed a petitjon for
an equ,i,stion Of bounties wh was referred 20 tho
rms nRswus Avn rHs Rx-xxrv ,xx
Mr. F.RRps trep.l Of ~ " prcsenl.d the memorial of
New York brewers for a modincatioL OF Inc revenue
laws Affecting their business which wA referred 20 tho
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. iowr, trep) Of Wis, presented pciiis, for the
enforcement OF equal rights In the lately rsellious
states which was referred 10 the Committee on ,econ
structon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC nAuRosD.
Mr. PossRoY, trep OF Kansas, offered sill 70 AID
Pacir Railroad, which referred TO the Committee
the hcinc Railroad.
A PoyrioS GALLEY nExryR OF coSoRRs
pAnrifKs
Mr. RfDptR, tdem.l q Del, offered q resolution inx
sruaing the Sergeant Arms set apart portion ol
the nery Of the senate for Senators, Representatives
and their families Objection being made 10 the immes
das consideration OF the above vent over under the
rule.
TIVE crvu APPROXIMATION NIL
on motion OF Mt FRsxSDrs, (repD Of Ne, the Sonata
insisted on he amendments 70 the Civil Appropraiios