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Published on * u.:adj and Friday.
.NO. DIClSIR'1N 40A
EDITOR AND. PROPRIETORt.
W-JOB PRINTING of evey
description, pilain or colored, executed on ar
reisoutible terns as the times will admit.
a .. -. eet :*.ntLay, at 3 u vucv. p. uI,
at the Court House. A genersaatteadance
is desired.
All members of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows. are respectfully invited to
meet at the Hall of Neith Lodge. on Sun
day morning at 9 o'clock. This is a general
invitation, and we suppose all will avail
themsplves of the invitation.
Mr. N. Seligm.am, our l)eputy
Postmaster, informs us that there is
now a semri-weekly mail leatving; this
place for the east side of the lMissis
sippi.
In keeping with the prices of printing
material, we have again to raise the term.n
of subscription to our piper. For adver
tising we only charge double the old rates
When we can return to the old terms we
will do so. as it is. the price of subscription
does not pay for the blank paper. at the
rate demanded for printing paper. See
terms on first page.
By specia orders. No. 201, it will be seen
that pert, na b:inging -uIpliet to Shreveport
are not to have their teams molested. We.
are pleased to know that th s importan'
matter has attr.tcted the attention of the
commaunding GeIneral. R#:td the order.
Capt. Flomurtiey, Enrolling officer tor thi
Parish.has been very vigilant in the Iper.
formance of his duty ; in conversation w.t!
him. we were pleased to learn that no d:s
tinction of persons is made. and that alt
foreigners, regardless of nation. are treated
alike.
The G tze.te favors conscripting free ae
groes. This is an important matter, and
steps ought to be taken to make them it-e
fiul. %hile permitted to roam at libert.'
they can do notuch harm by inflwencinu
slaves.
'The South-WVestern very naturally at
tempts a reply to the attack made upon
Gen. Smith in a communicati-n which ap
peared in the La. Democ;at. The article
indeed was too severe um on our Genera I
but our cotemporary ougbt to b" ti e
last to notice. the production. for when
we take into consideration the pecuniar;,
motive of that paper, (at present the recip:.
eat of tavors from headquarters) we con
cludie that a pgff only kindles the fire in
stead of quenching it, and that theedlitor o
that paper is stirewd enough to try and hold
on to his buttered bread. with a grasp th.t
might prevent his losing it. We.fprgive th.
editor for the character he has assumed
and assure him he personaltes it to perfee
tion. What a wonderous chanre."''
Since our Tuesday's paper we bar
received further details of the shoot
ing of the captain by a minister. It
appears that a number of Qusantrill'P
men entered the chulch andt corn
menced a most disgr-iceful scene,
the minister remonstrated and war
abused, and roughly handled ; hisi
wif begged the men to desist, and
was slapped in` the face. The rev
erend gentleman made his escape ;
got his shot guan from his resid nec
and returning immediately, shot the
man. We hope to bear of no mort
such cases, and trust that every man
professing to belong to Quaritrill's
command, will bear in mind that
sach behavior is not expected from
them, if they are with the South.
and will not be tolerated.
The Couries des Elat Lints pays of thi
attempted removal of the French tobacco
trom Richmond:
-'The negotiations date back about fot:
.months. They h id, without great difficulty
arrived at a double consent, given by the
Cgbinets at Washington and Richmonud. re
spectfvely, for the export of the tobmucco its
question. One condition only had lebues
imposed by tae Federal Goverument. vx :
that Esglhtnd sbtould be notified and tbotmus
pledge herself not to convert this conces
mion to France into a precedent to be in
v4fied ,by hs* here ftfer. This . promise
having been' esslly obtaiftek at london
eve'rjkhaug appeared to be settled, and th
ve91s f otir navy charged with ibe duty
of pritsldingv a*tie ~embarkstion of the to
baeo, were about repalring to City Point,
wheat the Washingtos Administration sud.
dealywithdrep the Consent it isa4 given.
W~He d.&tmrnite ith ti1motLvm pf
We nouced in fast weett a Alexandria F
Democrat. a somewhat severe comiunl:ca
i,.n. attacking Gen.Smith as incompetent
to act in the capG ity be now tills,-that of st
coutnnudinug General of this D)epartment.
We do not wish to add fuel to the fire. and
the readers of our paper can attest to the St
ftlet that we have always sustained the It
General in what he di.I anti proposed d.º- t.
ing. As an honest journalist it behoove., at
as to keep a watchftl eye over all that
transpires, and if we failed to expose, wha- r
to us appeared incorrect. we would not lie W
fitted to pursue our present avocation, and i)l
would deserve the con nre of the peop'le. ti
as one of its organ.:. through which they
expect to be kept advised of the trie posi
tions of affairs. not only on the east side of t1
the .lississippi buit also the west. ti
An itutarlital writer will note all things:
by this, we dto not ine in that he mnu-t Iunl tii
lish all that conmes within his know:ledi e. tl
.or ua.ny things woultl Ibe ilnarnauhant :but
we allludle to this. it is hisi boaundea d.lty to t
recall to the minds of thoie I igh in p;ei- t
:ion, if they fail. Or neglecat. that .the}" were a
placed in such resptoanshile tonss aith the C
view that theay exert tilt-e,. elves andl strive II
to a'caco ui 1sh the e it- aimtad at V I. th'
governmenat. All of this c.an ble ett''cted L
without giving or inte:ad:ng a ff nec. re
GeL. Staith,. as regtral.s Arkan-as. hats et ri
tected nothing th At can reltountd to hii i
credit. th it tilt- thatu lays wit It him we witI w
not S ty ' . tt. judging front appae-rance- a"
one would intifr that he fafia-s no ihclint'iuata Ia
t endeavor to remtain in lposaes iol 0a C
chat State ulatan wht ch the ienemyv contitiat t I
.o mtake encroachtents Hl e however i
the best judge, it i' to be pre-titntled -- ii
*\'hyS" it is a.'ka'a "daaoes Il not reitilat a.
ahe army of ArkansasL" the reasonll n.rn late ti
.tad doubtless is. tha.t he cainnot. ti,,o wnit. a
taen. Granting this to be the proper int'lr iS
pretatLion. he tihen stands !luanleass. %V laeni%
a general is aware that his forcet is smailt. It
his policy will be to concentrater the dhii-'r
cnt corps at the most favorablat' In :clity : :1
on the caantraary. where tie hie s a larae srl
tlus. he can s'ationa thea' at ple.asure where.I t '
h deetnis lmoit atli'attageuaas. HIlwt11a'etv i.
the qn.esiian is a nAtlrail one; if A.\rkit-a
is to g; by the bear.l, what is to be thei lat I
of Loatisiatna. o
C as antdra m'.y foresee as a projapht ..sta
vet ie are not dlispo-e I to seconl her view.. I
Taie little we ha'e see i if eInI'ral Sin t ,
".0, made a good ilmpreaj ion. npitaon as
vey m an has some wa'aktitess. anit Ih II
;ene'ral is lnot witholIit his,. it is tao be stu Pl
paseal. We are willing, to gite imirL a thLtr '
uigh trial before join:.g in with ttua-a a
elanorotis for his rLm't val. c
It' the coLutnatling (iGener:al of this ) De*
,artment is nait aasitg t'i'triy axr(x'ttian sha it .a
to ought, to det'ital the coltuntry.. we hiatt
iase few remarks will havet a ben.t a it, i
ffect in calling himn tor a satst' :f hit Ii. º
le doubtless dloes the be'st tie can wLtt ,it. '
nuterial at his comrniunal, anal we will Ib t
the last to pass a prajualcinl opinion a t
tim, and the first to poiint o.it Ili futltsi.- 1
i'e will nut praise him. but let ts :te:s
steak for them-elves.
Army Corr'espoondenrce.
MRi. EaITOR :-Gen. Ilebert is stirring Il, L
tie Yaukeu tran-u as ott the slas-i:.pti s
aver. On the :tIs, iust.. tie weer .'it. J-a"'pa ta
iid 1l tat'erptoof. the steamer " I\\' Welcalia'
was firedl into by a detacilcaent ant. ta' I.L
:ol. McNeil. anal comnpletely disabitlel. i.t '
-hells bursting in her A gainbulo.t c nl'e t at,
the re.-cue and towedti off the disable,. t
stemtuer
You miny expect to hear of more of the' "
ame sort soon. Arralnge'nents are n ial.f" ha
hat will give the Yankee ir.in.port- ratahea pa
beht time, although it is getting quite coo.
t this regleen. J.
bj
France.-N.tpoeon 111I seldom hurries ha
:ventc.L hie waits till they ripe.n. The r'cog- di
dl.ion of the C'nnitaldeacty aita its alliatucea
.v.th France are amonlg the results wheasra
,laturity be has been watching, andl it h
would seemt from several iitdicationi, thatV
tney ale neara'ly ireaaly for the gatber'ing. -
She AluCbdiike 1axittultian awaits the Iex- in
.adn Colnllrsiolit'rs 10 atllOurCae il.t htiria. tat
artieeptatnCe of the iiuipa''rCiuC croatwn etf .le'xi
co; the Ceunt iOnthubu.unceY nch ctn eai
sultio Richmond. naore a1tuety COnsllu Geim
'-r'tl at New York, goes out as first l rencl
aniniister ; he ha-. deciaired himunselts'rL'ag rI
i levor of the recognlition anal at tllian'. - us
f'ah Cotatatititioilnie, wch is a joiiraiA
inore than aemni otliial. fast aai elaabji'ata.
article demoans rautalig the right of Ouli'r L'lai
alta to be admitted into ti krinch put lirt le
a't'pairs. and thlalier lhanwtng, by tihe atatla-at
t ot rliia'tnlie ltiw tc.a ourt'c n.e I r e
sailes of war Lave a right to tItIkn lie r
prizes. to long iL tue lIors ol other itattiaus h
.uire not open lo tin'm lor the sale of those ha
prizes. 'bue nxt sItCle. mast be to olaenll tIe'
purts of ftastce tbr thittt puri'io'e also; illl
then. will come the day lr out Virginiai
V'eanteer Naivy. T'lBae Joit'n.ti ales Da'ba.s
a Paris new-paper deciaeday IlIattI-le to us. pr
sacys tl ere renapJins " no doItubt." either an an
a'aris or New Yaork, "* ihut the Goveiimnent
of' Mexico will hasteja to recojgntzes ihe Con
bderacy onu condi..ot.aih it .lex co. in her Io
thIn. I1 aIte ec£ogusald.-1ickemond LA- gas
9I*
FMtaLeSttudo. Statesin Rebellion
Ex-Gov. B3outwell, of Massaclhu
setts, attempted to induce the Repub.
icant State Convention, recently in
session at Worcester. to commit tihe
Irepublican party of Massachusetts
to the Sunner .doctriines, as to I the
Status, taid future treatment ot tile
rebel States, and to fether theIories
which are equally questionablbe, but
aulde a "igial failure. The Coaaven
tioll, 13u11)[leriig seventcen t ll1 hundred
delegates 'refused to. pledge thei ntui
ty to such i ipolivy. PI'rotiuinct 11333on3g
thos,' w\h() Opposed Gov. Jnutwell,
war Ilichar.I 11i. )aun. Esq., of Cain
bridge., v ho tlhus skill Fully dissected
Ilt. pjropoesed party tenet:
Gov. 1333ut wrell's systerm is basedt
alni s teveral d o ctriiit'nS. it astum se
hllat the S:atens which ha [e lassed
uinidet' rebel control1 are Out Islo the
Unit a:s States. It :s1uiis th iiat
ill3 v !u)st re-enter ti'lt Union by a
it3. V p1'cess. it a$SiiltS that t1,
Gene3 al uGoVer'3nment has ai righlit 11t
reftuste to receive th'333 batik. 'it-l
right to uiniake c jnit itions im 3plies tIhe!
ighit )to 're'13se'. It 3as1s(13',. that33
w thlle t130" case .ihaltI sllr.'e (a t St ate
'cu1it1g iunider loy'01 l control and pro
pos- tt re-enter 013 its ce3ur'e ilk tilt
C 11(11, it will ie vish and just to re3.
ouse to receive it except as ti free
State. It 3assumes thalt it will ae'
w1i '-e and ju1ist t do the sa1' e with i
every State, .and to make no dils
rI ctinc:lS betw'eet TeiIe.1i33e.','e i1d
3South 'aroelina. It tsianw that it
is wa s ta declare now what is to ibe
wise 3and just then. It .Isuniis thiat
31it is wise .' d jtust to MiaIIk' the ie-'
3s -liht 'hecla'atite of whav t is toe 1," Wise
:Aiid je t 1hen, a cyst. all teo which the.
G~oveurnment. amid loyal peolple mnust
.. ti3il'it th n 3(( {\e"3.l . W ith the iut-li
mlOst n-aspºect, which 111any' real, of
'(3iu3;ilitanl e L. hive taught tile, for
t., u natives :laid abi itivs, and with
o :t disc ussing Ili- sste-illi. I c3nll3t1
a ' iubClic dttt'U tt s li4('tli iii the stoiat
(glct. Whalt t3e1r4 33" : 33)3 be 1'rs
p el333d, alll l 11 will Jiri)'e ta31t to. rl3-el
.t reelaiue'd ýta:e. \\ hick has re','t e
ius-ct froam traittors. 3lt31 is really t~
sub33it 3to ti13t brat Ilid anti.the taX Iws
alpei is li.h.ti.. thle 3'(iy hoot it,0 "
.on,1t'yl all Ri 'r n. -inch :1 sts:l? t" 1re -
C agriiti4)l3. the ua'i aga.ilist it tI itt
'vIer, sol,1ly )oI the gi-oiunid that it ha,
.at Vet lje'a3. e3 , it ttie')' unates, 4l 1Ica
.T.nt Vet litgt. a31. t Cout'rs1 e'o 331n allja
!oll3, he'rhi aIs fol'r W3:ltiet Of i3''le 1a41
1Ui1 ,ts wilil- will Igre ti t it s-uch
.1 (our-e wieuld be 3 e'xercis'" of t1
tra1ti-ca 'lihtt il11l(:4i' pw1 iea r. !11
l letii:tt o(413s ' . l . - -te'uz eet it-3;ter
.tall .t a:01,1ti . It 4411 i 's ; l ;ts 1111',
iee 'ex Ste'tle et ii:13e'is, e t'II ill it
,trhir, tind with it, axis, as well :a
Ilicl suti. Soil the c1't3ittugal 1.
,:t-l1 :4 the c.litripaI t forcCr. 1"'4,
lie goVi',333I1'eelnt 10 lit' dtown 1140\w :31i
a isolute cl rl' t,t be ilepplie) il1 a33.
sibhlt comnllgrlley, to ill Mater alike.
lul itieut r'"gard to ihe'i. CilciuSt lIc.'
-to esttblieh.. 11(11 a s'ste'i3 UV
whiel3t every S.ate shall be iierely
lltoitioal territuei , until -3I3v&r.V M1all
v3'e ce3ase'I, or eiancipatio 1begun
Ill it, seem133 to 11l) poor judgmelit to
be a needless :tick dangerous P1"0'
[Irsa' _______________
The totllowei. g ceinlen-e"t Circular issued
by Gov. Vid~alri of Noevo Laeu an13 C is
hejila, Mexico. shows 3elalitnly hi.s trie'i lv
d1isipositou tuavardls our Couatcdcracy. ill
way.:
"" Be ng desirous that the se(cuity, good
Il'mran'ny and le'.ce. m hiclh the cru03nl
good eat the pea(alltatitns at the Lust tol I
in (41.1r 1to pit II .top to the' fre'quie'z rub.
i.e33es c433333 ilt'. 1(3 thi'e e icjini~t'5s
'*1. Thei C3(Cren43r 14t403ir..ed. Ajertl 113th.
'e41. N)). 1b. will U.' '1, ictiv oieser'e'd 13n3(
UUoimplwtd with 1,y thc' iluthori' i'S.
**11. All jer3'.ens. 13331'3ll ing.t~ 3toTxis shatll
3. 3 he.' ieolii3.h3(3 (nt'3f433p3.43ee. wit i
1z3,'ir color.'4. Le3'3.nd. .S.:.. 3131( 1Ie 3(3in3iser 03
Ac, 1o 3be. ('x41333ned lby the' AuaIeathoei.ie
wIhera'v, r 3they 31414. 3n 4.1413ho.e fei-ilng
i'43.1 to the A' 33 3Ins t tialte)3 ee ) t4-?jils 4.1
h.1..3 plalce' to lee 3.ndor334'e'e Iiy 13133 3333(
shoee.C)3333 co i'3 from Ie'x43.."r( re.'ie3( 3td to,
pro'V~tle theiiise.'vees wiithi 33114-t. .Ac. A
3.. aten',, (it whiechiv' wi -ll eject 3134'n to 33'r'e"3
,1i3. 3.3 be t'enduc3Lte'3 to this cI3.jiial by 3.154
proper autltoraties 1o3' trial.
ML. G. REJON.
lfonterey. Oct 31. '6s.'. Seci'etai'y of Stalte.
The nece.siury au~h41'ity has btein soigh I
IA) e'stLabih liberal j3333'n itS at l'otur'. .. -I
giers, add several o her, cities in h'rance,
end haa ~. lian z eveawry cana
Terms proposd d by the Archduke
Mlaxi i/ian.-T'hii, M exicai n deputa
tioen which will firmnally bIce eitlbred the
Archduke Ferdinand .1aim the iupe
rial crown, voted by the Assembly of
Notabks, is expecte to arrive be're
in a tew days I, is imsserted that
the Archduke is greatly disposed to
acc.*l t tht o l:*c; but it is at cistake to
suppose that fie %%-ill neaept tuneco -
di intatlly lie is dlrwly determined
onilv to ascenid tile tilrloie loprivided
tit.e piarels intier. sted ii tuipholdilug
che hahance' of power by the ee-i-cti
Of a ttaecrche in Mexicec, the di:cso
lutiton of tlie North American .e'putb
lie, and tilt- pre''entiont the seuºjugn
Iio of Euttrcpe by Acmcariece, Will 'iu
liii such cotditiois as shall auffiu'd the:
acexican throne warrv.ts of peru
These cotiditious are:
1. Gu, acinctee of the throne by tilt'
three powelrs who originaily uideu-
tooek the 31. xienc e*pl iition (Euy
Icuttl, i"rcnce, and *jSpa ci)-:hat is t~
cav, that thlev shall undertake to
."Ilupcint tiet, monara)ch) by i.rms iii
ccasc of danger frcucu within or with
(out.
2. That all tcis Mexican mutici
peliti as shall declare the'iiseim'c lcs b
tree vote c-att-lied -with the e'tablisº
cieit of a miionarc liv and tie ceOince
of alt Au.strian P'rince.
L jiet the-e conditions, and, as
We ate h 1'"e itively assured, ipuate
thece courcciollc ccilii A.cidiktlm l'ei'r
tijicaccid Ninxiiualaiani will aet out lt
Mlexico.
The ci.!cwin cccg ccicacctcjcjacinlcal from the
cc ccce ie'lc'ate .1Ag -t At Excha'i e, at itaeia
Inanci, cccllm('t'c icie)rtcant jl"in i lraticcci it,
t, o(lliL'ce a'.ile lcipl1'ccle t jcl'c-ccace'.-. Ii l'c'll".:::s -
tIi'",c th(lie' p.c cc-ie acicc 1e-tollc1s t l .c l'X
l: 1'g. ciaaaalc'' cii g ul.aint lilen,. a1. i-e \-cl
vace, ati + Ie-l.c 11 b) taer ieit iVict'lei. aanc iat
Iciltec ciculitr .
Ci l' :l),.c .1r'I crmTtT i Oti AMaEi::c'.a.
WVar Dcepaar'tcenta. at iclacacnutl. V. 4 )ct 10t
Lieat. Cc:l. N. G. Watt., 'dc.Ic'. Acic.c an:
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acigcca'cii their ic: 1-ce lar:ctie ant! tlicmlist
1(c1 the .1-'i c:cl , 4. 'ic lin ect. anti their ctit
erabci- ii-tr'icunnt-. .1 tew ciltizcns of
Vick-hicc cc'i ve i.. a kil the oitih. but theccr
c'lcli-t:cictc- ;a cir' t1 -c'e: ctai vatimi, liter
I i\, tic' linei-elci'-s and chilcI 'ei. or ice'
' tailig )I tie' c,.111 c: and cicaccy Ict'iscnIs Wile
hacve lake' the oath tile sill- true anti loal
'i the Icnfedtrate cl ":n '.u ablingin
,-Very %%.t% Ipossiblel the ,:to-!use o their suf"
..i.c. 'l l.i. ica'cai.ted tIc' fcclicm '
icig iacciamidiuaci- tc alt'eccick ccf Ifi'igadiei
ua'nce-ac iin aic the ricc' i-jnuil cii ci :
('i Cu C 'c iauritiii. cci V'c.. troi Jia vJ l It.
(cii WiiA Qiccc itt-, oft Tjnn, tr'cain Aci
gil-i 2.c.
tLi'lll-Ccc liciert 1) Jcohncccn, of N. C..
Ira ii Si'it. -
CcciA iicrcin. of' S (.. fieccm Sc-pt lit.
CiiiA W Q a'iniilds. eci V a.. tiiem Sepct 14.
Ccii I W I atacis. cii Aid". fe'iii ' Jept is.
CiiiT N Wcaat. cci iix~as. l'c'ci .-epi J.M.
CiiiA I. ILeong. icctri' i i lly dii y. oct (-en
tot 15 it Jaceki-'ic. ccf Gic.. friomi icpt 21.
Ccii V'ii't Aiiciis. c.1ir eiii. Ic om Scpt 2 1.
Cci Jcl ic'cc~ Ii Giruicn, of' N C., iiorcn Sep
tc-nuiler Ic6.
A Conct'edte'itte ccgcnt cittccalrecl in Cork.
jo eic!C. lcaitihrc m''vec'rec ca 1almccca ccane and
£ teJ. an opc'i'i glcass. tam- gt'c':t coats, a
icoccija k. cc new hat in exctcaege~for an old
line. ii silk mambrella, of coinrse, and left his
laicndtor'd to deplore his, loss, on accoiupt o1
his bills twpau4
'The Emperor of Iorocco having mani
lested an intention of purchasing sorne
pieces of ordnance in Spain, the Queen's
(Govern ment has ordered that tour rifled
cautnnon shall be rent as a present from her
lMajesty as a mark of tlhe good uinder
standing which prevails between the two
countries.
The large increase of vipers in France
has attracted the attention of the Govern
ment, and the coutncils general of delpart
ments have been advised to vote a sumn of
mnoney for the destruction of these dan.
gerous reptiles. The object is lound to be
4est efi-eteld. however, by the nulntiplica
tion ..f crowns and pigs.
CIRIULAR.
ID. (RS. DEP'T TRANS-MIFS.,
Shreveport Nov. 25th, 1163.
A PPLICATIO' S for invitation to ap
pa- riefoe tine Army Medical Boardl
Swil hn iaanle to tihe Secretary of War
- tlhrnugh -tnrgeon Jno. MA Hladen, Medical
Discntor r of tihe i e-partnen.n
''lint applicants wi'l state their names
(ch ristian anid surunanne) in full, age,
ntleIttIn of tintle they have iAven in prartied,.
. in what school they gradIuated and whenn,
andrl tihe poiition applied fuIl, whether
Sungeon or Ass't. Sungeun.
TIMe ninppications InuNst in all cases hie ac
connpanied, by testimonials as to nnoral
ln raster, and n.t by references.
By connannand of
LItUT-GIN E. KIRny SunTIn.
S. S. ANDERSON.
Ass't Aiij . Generaul.
Texnas. TLniiana and Arkanias pnapers
uiblishi six weeks. nov?7tew
lID. QtRy. DE.P T. TRANS-MISS.,
Shreveport, La., Nov. U5, 18i3.
GEN:RAL O..unIus, I
No, U01. j
StnWaIonsn and retnts bridt'ing supplies
S. to Sh'reveprt wi.1 not he il p, e(ssed
T1'he ocwrntrs thereof awe requested to report
t~ l)aepartren' hIead L.unaiz.rtIrs any viula
tion fit' this order.
By cansninannl ant
LTr-GES. . E. Ktnnty Sr1Trt.
S. S. ANDl:IERON,
Ass.t. Anlj't. taeneral.
Shr-veport papers c" py fannnr .inks..
Spy Gla-seas Vantad!
A nLineral price will hie ainu foir gor d
Sspy glaN-ses on prnscmntnatnon at tihe
nl's, Quartermaster's office in SlievepnIt,
l.a. nraov ,-tit
Ik it.AnM ntnrn: 'rI i --A n I .N. ibn .T t
Slnrevepoit, N ov. irst Pi63 )
Spre'al Or"'er.,
No. 197.
XIV. The off eers and men balongineto
ni .-1 r A31 t . ,- n.sa- intantrn , a nnntnia ed by
nl. 1T II .1cCita , ain hay n in tlhis Dle
Ialtu lnct in-il, tor at tonnI tn ia pjt er cman
nanudl n-asst of the Nississippi tiveY.
13y olunntnand tf
Lient.-Gen. E. KIJDY SMITlI
." 8 ANUFa soN, As.'r :1": trOn
ý. ý~ Gln en.
Col. T II M1cCray. ittLr Ill anit. t y.
Inii onnljienci toa ti nla-ove ndir. th- cf
11" et'- awl 11:,1 tot Ill 31st .Ad1a. ýa- 1q .
Iient nu t tnannt zvad sin 1- 2.6t q it en 1 Et!
it mr tesit' (:nnnn ta ine. int the . sit .n.y
nI 'h-nnin- erin xt , nX, inl Lt '.; .In-ownvnn
tin i tnike innnn:n l nnt, lan:I a-nnds:trt t ,-n: 0
in.: 1s--inn etnnt $hnn tnl (. .J1m nonyv I t ! it
nmni' tr thein -nier tn i t r 1nr ient tiii take
ntnan nan. ofi otliten - e mud nilt-it, 3,1tl cuu
ju.t them to tihe :egimnnit.
T it Mte. 11Y.
f b.tne n .11 t l n14 I -g't.
11n-lnningtnntn nlni Te n ajhli oy, I :3 inn snand
'en Dill tnn this ntli U. Nnnv. t4 -'ti3
lWitnttedi, 1t) 1P1urc-hase.
. 1n Insl cnsa~ I LnV nail..:. mg -
livt- Niv .4-ti
ri
iIlm \Q i-1. I1!l-l- T 'iTIlAN A-11 -1. t
Slhievvnioit. 3 Nov., 1SU3.
& it.CIALn 9 I lit.:.
Ni.lI -1.
t I i-I 'Ih nlloiwim'gtl notice of Exchange
IV* n ins publi-Ind 14r the inn inulation
f.d guinlance o1 all t concernin :l
**Rtcinatu:`. 11; October. ]663.
Lt. Col. (. iG. n.m:
-All the I'ort intlnson prirsoners are ex
*changnled and cain returni tno duty.
I (Signed) R. O C LD.
Agent lbi-r Exclhange."
In comnplinnce wiith the aoavi, notice. all
Offier anl a nti list-d ntn m tnow in the De
mi nletnt 'lamnial sin-ipi. who wt enenp
lt rred nat Port 11Iludnon will report as fol
l lows :
All from Arkansas. to Brig. Gen. IDock
ert at WVashington. Arkntsas.
.1II from Lunisiintna. to lBrtig. Gen. Allenc,
at Shreveport. L.,uisiana
Ily conmmttand It
1.t. (men. E. KIRBY SMITurra.
S. S. ANDERS(ON.
novU Ass't Ad t General.
Lonisiana and Arkansas plapersn copy four
wentks.
COfMMITTED to the jail
of the Parish of Caddo,
in the city of Sinevepi rt, a negro
) aged about 20 years, is abanut 5 feet
nigin, daik color. small scar on his thrnne..d,
and one on his rigint arnun-calis hins nnnse
DA.NIEL, and says he hn-longs to .1i0Vrvte
Bcnk, of I.eon county. itate~of Tnexns The
1 owner or owners of said slave are hereby
noatified to come forward, prove pnoperty,
pay charges. and take him away. ur he will
be dispose4of as the law directs.
J.W. MAHLE, Jailor.
uevlI.t.