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DISTRICT CoCRT.-The jurors summoned for the trial
of criminal cases were discharged last Friday, all of
the persons indicted by the grand jury having had
hearing. Twenty six persons were found guilty oil
penitentnry offences, the larger pant Of them blacks
they sentenced, we will give t!sir names
ard the penalty,
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THE SaDUTEEEE2N F88in"'

: Magnificent Agricultural jou'"'T .pF,
EzDITED by N. W. PHILLIPS, N S'ar.'sSo aasra
E4 assisted by an able corps Of our T'TT,,errhHt
Agricultural and Horticultural writers
pages, beautifully illustrated.
Only 5000 per Year. h,,ptifal and
This is without doubt, of the most sfOud 30
valuable agricultural p"Pere pubShTI4' :, m bouo"
taken by every Southern farmer. II Is 81 .a
Get clubs for TI}E ILLUsTRATED. 81 H tossdo
JANUARY. 1860 Among other bean:l Ii he snPe'
gotten up Expressly for this numoeTT WI" " = Philip;
life, size bus: Of the EooF,in fht E I br Geo. G s
Also an engraving Of the Chinese Cling I2 So or ten
1915 inches in circumference, and "c'' 80
sad 5"s@ for Th II HS25 SrHBEH OF
NEE Single copy p ssnts clubs 81 +? t~ sa sbsfs
cents. Any one getting PIP c!Ho VI ga rpsr as aF'
ceive one copy Of The Farmer for one =.
MUM. .., CoDIr,s OF TlIb'
Four # S BE
Address, NJ VI Nisnn 4 TER
DIG 5t7
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IMMIGRANTS FOR TEXAs.--Thc London CosmopVli-
TAM of November oath, say. in spite of the daily false
hoods in regard to Tie IawlessucSs in TeXaS,' the
first steamer of the Pioneer Line, the Lord Butte has
Just sailed with complement of cmigran's, among
whom two families some time previously resident
in Texas but being unfortunate this side after their
return, have gone out again to rrcnpcrae their re
sources. AleSsSrs Patton Vickers Co. will dispatch
another seamcrin December.
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NT-IIL be offered for rent in fra,.t Of the NArkc
w House, on Saturday. the GGth inst, the t't
lowing property belonging to the succession OF James
Coulter deceased, viz:
Ten lot No. 90, with dwelling house, garden BE-
Also, the three tract, with dwelling and SHOP
on Texas road, opposite the old Tyson place, aud H
for brick yard.
The above property viii be rented for the end
twelve months from the list of january, 1850. Parns
renting to give notes, payable quarterly, with gooir
sonui security. J. II. REYNOLDS. Curator
Shreveport. December l6, 1865. TT
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The CUBAN ISsUREECrioS a SERIOUS AFfAIR.-A
Washington dispatch says letter from Cuba states
that the government las been much more embarrassed
by the strength and Vsor othe insnrrcc:!onary party
than they have confessed The Spanish troops have
met with serious reverSes, and the insurrccton is
spreading to all parts OF the Island. One oljrct of
the insurrccton is 10 cxpate slavery, which has long
been regarded as an evil by the Cuban party socIcd
to distinguish it from the Spanish party Another OBJ
icct is to establish the Independence of Cuba. They
complain that they have suffered from Spain precisely
the wrongs which the American colonies suffered from
Fncland and they intend to assert
to expcl SpaniardS, and to set u1 refuhic CuAans
in this city in correspondence with the insurreconary
leaders, express the belief that the movement will sue
coed
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The New C,rleals Times says Wendell Phillips adj
mits that nothing viii sccare the Republican party's
in '72 except the Congressional enforcement
OF negro and woman suffrage all over the United
States In case ola similar contingency arising in 76,
We may confidently look for She extension OF suffrage
children and babes aud after that harnyaFd suffrage
al a last resort will necessarily be III CrCei.
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THE FUrCRE OF TEZAs.-The Houston Telegraph
.ruthuily remarks that in ten years from this time the
Pacific railroad will be completed across the State,
branch roads will be running from it in every drcc-
ton the New Orleans and Texas railroad VIII be com
plctcd and daily trains running to and from the
Crescent City; the Central railroad will have reached
its destination and all the other roads projected
will he in running order; the slip channel will be
completed and vessels from all the great ports lying
at anchor at the city Of Houston and Houston will be
the teeming millions Of Texas will be the happiest
most prosperous people this continent
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DESoro P4RisK.-We learn from the Mansfield
Times that the following named gentlemen were elected
officers Of DeSoto Lodge No So for the ensuing year.
jackson Douglas, ". 81; Frank Williams, S. W; John
A. Booty ]. W.; !. W. MEroy, Treasurer; John L.
Scales, Secretary
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TorriaH

In New Orleans, December 3, 1868, at the residence
of Henry Ihornhiil, by the Rev, Benjamin NJ Palmer,
Capt. }. PINCKNEY SMITH to Miss KATIE G. Nc
ll.IlENAY, both of that city.
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CONG FOR HIS REwAnn-The Onachita Telegraph
says John Ray has gone to Washington to look alter
the interest of John Ray and the Radical party The
editor thinks lie will go into Gen. Grants cabinet as
Secretary Of Social Affnrs.
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TIE NEgHoroLIrAN POLICE Bill UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
On Saturday, the 5lh Judge beaumont Of the Filth Dis
trict Court, Kew Orleans, rendered decision in the
matter Of the metropolitan police BILL declaring it to
be unconstitutional n; and void being clearly viola
tive of several articles Of the constitution. The Judge
fully concured in that part Of the decision Of Judge
Cooley, OF the Sixth District Court in tlc case of
Diamond VS. Cain, rendered few days ego, as to the
nulIity Of the law.
This is another very obnoxious law passed By the So
called legislature rendered imperative by the courts
4 BIG BET.-The New Orleans Crescent says it would
be interesting to to know that there is ru-
NOR in town to the effect that there is gentleman
here yho will stake either $40, 900 $40, 0G0 that he
cau name horse which will beat Lexington's famous
four nile tme-T.194, the trial to be made over the
sietaTic couren between the lst and 18th Of April
next. Tie bet has not yet been taken up
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Hotel Arrivals.

BROOKS IOUSE-Tuesday, Dec. l5~-W Metcalf,
Webb W Webb, W W Turner Odo,n Tex
7 NJ Horton, Pamela Go TeS-W II Lester and brother
TcX-J DoOley, ArE-W A Keller, } B Moore Bos-
sier-Col Duty, La--jno Ilerndon, Tex-W I Roberts,
Ark II Marks and wife, l}osser-J H ToIbett, Waco
Tex-N J. Crawford, Ncatherford Tex-~W II Key >.
Il Flniow, " Smith. Gilmer TeX-i W Graves and
son. Caddo--J RiveE Mansfield la T Wood Tex
I McMnilen, Ga-P Henry and wife, Text A Col
quit Caddo-P T Gibbs, Gibbs, G Gibbs r N
Horton, VIM Tiller, Jcrngan, Pan3la Co Tcx-J
Irwin, Hossier-J Phelps, J ClinkscaeS Starville
Tex-L " Pratt Mlnden La Norvell, Mt Enter
prise TeX-H Sample, Keach Lar Perry. j K
Floyd, Text Mann, G I. Nixon, Ga-J X Plat,
MISC Powell, Tex-J Thompson, Galveston,
TeX-J Tamage, Tex.
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". s. Haven, Saddle and Harness }r
81 Texas street, above the Market Houso e
the iron Bound Texas saddle, which is supsr,o Sale
Others Also full stock of saddles harness sns % all
dlery hardware Cheap as the cheapest Gu 1u sad,
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Ho FoR CALIFoRSIA-A Northern exchange says the
Union Pacific road conveys passengers one thousand
four hundred and thirty miles from Chicago. Only
ten days to California is advertised BY the company
in connection with the Wells Fargo Express.
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PAPER MAyEFAcTeRY II LovIsI4HA.-Ihe Louisiana
Paper Manufacturing Company is now in process OF
organization at New Orleans A site has been engaged
at short distance from the city, in most heath1ul
region with excellent and sufficient water power
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Posi- OFFICE RENovED.-Thc Post Office has been
removed from TalIys building, on Milan street, to
Hopes buildings next to kycs drug store, Oh the
came street.
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WsE vs.. srAGE.-Miss Belle Boyd the young lady
from Maryland, that made much reputation during
the war spy vivandiere &c, rendering invaluable
service to the Conederates will appear on the Stage
of the Galveston theatre soon.
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LOBBYING FOR TIE SOUTHERN HAcIgic RAILROAD.
A Washington dispatch, of the 9th, says one of the
heaviest lobby schemes which will be presented to
Congress at the approaching session is the bill for a
Southern Pacific railroad through Texas and Arizona.
The only point necessary tie secure the passage OF this
bill will be harmonse interests, and agree upon the
names to be placed in the bill as ncorporators.
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TIE SECRETS OF MAsoNRy.-Thc Chicago Times says
there IS a spiritual young Of the spiritual ap'
pellution Of Miss Clair De Eere exhibiting in that
city, sho profcs os to reveal the secrets of Masonry
by means of spiritual information from her deinnct
Masonic progenitor, Sir Stephen De We're" Sir
Stephen it is couicrtured must have been turned out
of tie order since his demise he would not lie re-
vealing lis signs and "grps" Another conjecture il,
that Sir Stephen must have forgotten about al! the Ma
sonic knowledge that he possessed, nasmuch as
the information he is able to communicate to his spirit
ual offspring wolld never gain her admission to any
Masonic lodge, even were size to appear in Sir
Stephens casr-oT gallgaskins.
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FOR EEE'.

H.. One Mile from Shreveport a We" h
Es,:; RESI- DENCE, with seven rooms, out, hVus, "a
si There are twenty acres Of land under I Isn, f
which there is a fine orchard, and a never fanny
of water. Apply 10 ,,,x,cN
Dec 10. i@tw M0NCtEE Il M o 49,
N0TICE! NOTICE!, HOTiCL:!!t.h
nURING my absence from this city tor me AR
~ or fifteen days, Mr.. 2. II. E0>>o2 =. fr @r s1
UNEILL duly authorised o.coilvc' ov' iii pt,
sent bills to Mr. R. for settlement, for ny nss
ton when return Settle with ,he'n II ~: In
Shreveport Dec. 12 1873. Ztd&iiW ~
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'. shidef, No. So Texas Street, has 49,.
finest stocks OF Gold and Silver Watches and ' tho
ever offered in this market. lie has also 'S~elFy
sortment Of Toys and fancy articles, suitable as
mas and New Years presents Parents ~, 0a''
are invited to call and exami. e D' 'Ehass
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SPECIAL saEIrEs

{. H. burnside. No. IS Texas Street ;,
OF splendid assortment of Gold and si,o III receipt
Clocks, 'ewelry &c, &c, which he is o'ches,
lowest prices. 'is at TIE
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SUPERVISOR OF INTERNAL REvENUE.-Ihc Plcayunc
of the 9th SAYS Mr.. Creecey, the recently appointed
Supervisor of tie Internal Revenue Departments for
Louisiana aud Texas, who has been quite indisposed
since lis arrival in that city will, as he is con-
vale,cent visit the Third District, under the manage
mrnt of McSsrs Aoscros5 and Tisdale. That is the
District in which We move live, and have being
We hone the CrecceY man wont be too hard on the
Norcross-Tisdnle chebang.
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AUSTRIAN EXPEDITION AROUND TILE WoRLD.-A
Washington dispatch OF the 20th ult., Says tile Aus
TRAN Government has fitted out and dispatched from
Trieste an expedition which will sail around tie world.
Il !, under the command of Karl Sherzer The OBJ
jccs of the enterprise are TO Introduce the products
Of Austrian industry to distant markets and to extend
the commerce of the empire. The expedition is I'M
der special Instructions to visit the principal ports Of
China and JAPAN and to proceed from there to Cali
iornia, and cruise along the South American coast
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Persons Wishing to purcbaso >,

Persons Wishing to Purchase the i.....
best music and musical instruments will f.l '' aid
advantage to send their orders to nv men
practical knowledge in this line gives No tt. NJ
facilities for selecting these articles 0ss'
10 orders for hooks stationery s+ 1T "'So attend
oais, guns hunting material jewery gloves and -.
70 tbe hest stocks Of these cr,ssos having accsas
select from in New Orleans, it will give me pIsa
to buy and send the articles ordered exactly s'aFs
to instructions, and at the regular store ori,o.
to editor Shreveport South Western. ''F'sF
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Died !:

In this city, the 18th instant, WALTER, aged two
years, months and eight days, infant of D.
B. and 5. W. Martin.
Alas how changed that lovely flower,
Which bloomcd and chccrcd our heart
Fair fleeing comfort Of an hour,
How soon we're called to part
And shall our bleeding heart arraign
That God, whose ways are love;
Or vanly cherish anxious pain
For Walter who rests above?
No. let us rather lumbly pay
Obedience to his will,
And with eur Utmost spirit say,
The Lord is righteous still"
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dill d&wtf
City Hotel, New Orra.n,

Tobacco! Tobacco ,-E & l. J.cob.
eeipt of the largest lot Of tobacco Of varou, brand,
eFer brought to this city at one time These toba..
purchased at sacrifice, and III be so)a
facsurcrs prices without regard 70 the cos, ~
portaton Call and examine the took and Dro.,
Crockery Ware by the Eackase.-L = r..
Mo- on the Levee' is in receipt of very yegos
crockery ware Of every description, put up in n,.t
ages expressly for the retail trade. These o,eE,.'
are of four different sizes, and Texas roer,b.,.1
want Of crockery ware cannot fail to be snito4
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L. 4. Carter No3 ON thstLevee, is agent f..
Of the largest Maryland Tobacco Nanuf,c,,,. soma
has in store now fresh stock of every ai.sa. Ia
brands which he is offering At factory Of
and charges added. r'iees, treipb
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LATE DISPATCHES Owing to tie wirca being dow"
we have no later intelligence lay before patrons
than that published in cur daily Of Yesterday.
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49,

Editor Times i see our friend Diord, Of the
South We>i,tn las ignored all is country merchant
friends in his style Ct report Of cons nmentS oil
merchandise which is doprving of any benefit from
chat list. So far as the country merchants are con
cc.ned have for report Of freight by Ger
tain boat to a certain house in Shreveport unless II
shows who that freight belongs to- We would he glad
to zee the old plan resumed A MERCHANT,
AID subscriber to tie South-Wesern.
The above is from the Henderson Times. In j'istice
10 ourselves would state that the publication
of the steamboat manGcss is Hobson'g choice with
u.s. Tile clerks in tie warehouses SO busy that
they have not lime to make out lists OF cons gHecs, and
ns n last resort had to adopt the present method.
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L 10 7 "
Thursday. December II, 7 o'cIock-~-Shar]
MASONIC ELECTION

MASONIC ELECTION.
THYllE election of officers of CADDO LODGE No ITO,
d i. and A. NJ, for the ensuing year, will be held
Saturday night next, the 10th jus ant, at Masonic
Hall, III this city All members III good standing
requested to attend.
By order of the W NJ:
ARTHUR J. NEWMAN
Acting Sectury.
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UN BOARD STEANER IiZZIE Nopry,
Red River, Dec. 10. ISIS.
WE, the undersigned, passengers, grateful for q.
many faTors shown us, on the trip from New Orls,,,
Shrev eport, respectfully beg leave to tender 20 thu,
lite accommodating and efficient officers Of the ste,n
IIZ2IE HOPKINS our sincere thanks, and rs.o.
mend her to the travelling and business public, Is b,
unsurpassed by any in the trade for speed carryipv,
pacity, and cabin accommodations. She has on bo,,
an excellent steward corps Of attentive servants and
fare with which the most faslous taste would be =,
tirey gratiied. string-band Of scientific musician
are always on hand to furnish music for those who d.
sire to trip the light fantastic toe. In fine with sud,
officers as Capt. John T. Roots i'll command, and J.
Lancaster in the Office, the Lizzie HoPkEs is destined
to satisfy the most exacting shipper and the most H.
tidious passenger. Success attend both boat aud Il
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4 CLosE RAcE.-The closest race in any State for
President was in California, which Grant carried by
los majority. Last year the Democrats swept the
State b7 95 i6 votes.
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SHERIDAN AND THE ''INJUSs."-Flakes Bulletin says
that Sheridan is en- route for Texas, via the Indian
country. That he intends doing for that region what
he did for the Shandoal Valley. His intention is to
break up their Villages destroy their supplies and
harrow them out wherever be f:nds them"
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1t is calculated that the Indian Of the last forty
years have cost this cauntry eight hundred millions OF
dollars.
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ILL'EoIs.-The official majority for Grant in this
State vas 81 $50.
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TIE CONFEDERATE DEAD AT ISLAND No. lO.-AII the
Confederate soldiers at Island No. and vicinity have
been removed from their dangerous proximity to the
Mississippi river and now resting in neat GENE
try in the Interior Out Of sevrntythrce who have
been re inferred, the following list is complete Of all
that is known and even Of these hardly bear the
marks of recognition. They are as follows:
No. 7-Jamcs II. Chamberlain, pilot Confederate
States gunboat Pontchartruiu killed March Is, 1862
No 9-Wm. Rcnnick seaman killed March Is,
1862.
No l2-Joscph Ritcher, LIST Alabama Volunteer
Heavy Artillery.
No. 22-John Nip, company X, Tennessee, Far
riS % Tennessee Cavalry.
No. 2S-R. Townsend VI. D 9th Tennessee Infantry.
No 3l.-E. Drudden, lst Alabama volunteers aged
81 years.
No. sew. Stephens, died March II, 1862.
No "3-W. C. B., died March -, 1862.
No. 20.--J p.
No. Isl +.
No I9-I p Ruddn, lst Louisiana volunteers,
agec. II years.
No. 4+.-S,m Gardner.
No 43-J. ". Drewton, l2th Louisiana volunteers,
company x.
No. IS -A!onzo Moor, Travis Tennessee regiment.
No 59-lIenry Conn.
No. GO.-Jcnkns
No. GI.-Pricc Arkansas volunteers.
No. C2-Jim. {. Moor.
No. G3 -I.ient. Duff, Whccler's Cavalry, killed
April 6, 1862.
No. G6-Aymore Streets Mississippi battalion, cav
airy.
The editors Of other Southern papers requested
to give the list place III their columns
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]. q. Lewis, No. Texas street tbo IT,.
er in boots and shoes in this section Of thao QeaI
full and complete stock, just received from has
See advertisements NoFsL
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lccTS.
l.. B. Watkins;
C. r. Grear;
Chas Thurnock, New Orleans;
Rob't W. Golson, New Orleans;
Rogers;
C. A. Land, Shreveport;
c. II. Wilson and daughter, New Orleans;
r. Lytt. Lyon and family, New Orleans;
Mrs. Il. Pong, New Orleans;
Mrs N. A. Roberts, Fort Smith, arkansas;
Mrs. L. V Murphy, Dallas, Texas;
G. W. lIcrn and family, paIo Alto, Miss;
Mrs. c. E. Brinch, Jefferson Texas;
]. P. Howard, Dalls, Texas;
G. D. Warren, Shreveport:
T. L. Whaey Marshall, Texas;
K. J. Davidson, New Orleans;
II. Thos. Locke, Red River, La
G. c. Burns, Mansfield, La;
Henry kelam, Rusk, Texas;
A. Alonzo, New Orleans;
W } llanenk, Red River, La;
J. II. Cheatham, ClNrksviIIe, Texas;
s. Salmon, Jefferson, Texas;
r. 3. Murphy, Dallas Texas;
3. W. Walker, BcItrn. Texas
George a. Pike, Baton Rouge, La;
Samuel Hopkins, New Orleans;
T. Hodge;
Thos i. Sheridan
S. D. Crttenden, Texas. ids tikF
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Taxes.

IF there be people on the face OF The earth who are
well taxed, it is the people of the United States. The
golrerJ Journal learns fros authentic source, that
within few weeks the director Of the Bureau Of Sta
tistios will exhibit fully Federal State county, town
ship and corporation taxes of the United States anu
that the sum total will be more than seven hundred
thousand dollars On this our contemporary comments
as follows: " IF the whole human race all the inhao-
itants Of this EARTH civised aud savage men, women
children and babies to contribute dollar apiece,
the amount contributed would only be just about sufh-
ccnt pay OFT monstrous debt run up to IFS present
amount BIZ the most horrI extravaganza ever known
in history 70 fully understand to entirely realise,
the amount ofmoney raised by tazation and expended
in this country since Radcais. has had the power OF
the Government in its hands, each person should con-
slider that one-third Of lis whole property and one
third Of his whole earnings at his hard daily labor are
ged to the Federal Government, and that all
his property can and will be seized the taxes are not
regularly paid on dcmard-pail far more regularly
than lie ever hope to collect any debt from his
creditors. Ifhe owns dwelling house, one-thlrd OF
it is claimed by the Government and With the ware
house. the ship, the steamboat, or the farm. Where
there is property Of any kind there terrible tax
ation the only exception being in favor of the bo"ted
purse proud, putting wheeling, equity BOND holders.
Not only property but labor daily toll, is oppressed
by an uncomfortable taxation. One-third of every dime
earned by the poor man, who is working early and
working late working with all the energies of his per-
haps most unhappy life to support lis wife, his mother
and lis little ones, is seized by the ax-gather. The
aborors and their families starvc they cold, in or
der that the arstocracy may be pnmpeTed.'
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SHREV EPCRI:

WEDNESDAY,. ....... DECEMBER lf, 1868
Mr. Z. C. FoaT is duly authorised agent for Lew
isvil!e, Arkansas.
Taos. McIHrYRE Of Ke,y Orleans, is only duly
authorized agent to receive subscriptions and adTer-
tisemcnts in that city.
Mr. JOHN G. LogE Minden, La, is duly authorized to
receipt for Subscriptions.
Mr. f. I.IowERr, StarrrlIe, is duly authorised to
receive and receipt for subscriptions in Smith county,
Texas and the counties surrounding.
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