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sions for 1859:
Appropriations for the President, and for his house
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Secretary, Steward and Messenger, - 1900
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Trees and plants for garden, and making hot ooo
Fue1 oeus 'ne'e'", 1850 500
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becomino tired of inaction, and we nav look for
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and however much credit thew may be entitled
to for doino but what they are paid an enor-
nous price for, we regret to record the fact that
thew have wholly failed to do their duty on the
line from, Memnhis. via Little Rock, to Fort
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excuse whatever IN law lof drawing oo"le
knife or pistol that it was used in self defence,
as the act Of 1878 was meant to totally abol-
jsb the use of deadly weapons for any purpose.
None can question the soundness of that deci
sion Bv another decree, the enjoyment of
valuable copper mine in Polk county, and Of
otha, nronertv. reyerts back to the State.
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IcI--, No.
Orleans, held last week, we find the following
PARAGRAPH, which NAV not prove uninteresting
ia nanv Of our readers:
"Mr. Solomon informed the board that be
had given permission to the friends of the two
sons OF me la'e . o. rfehlSs no" 'lf ~ W.T."
'nel t,'n. ;n t ~ tha frat d;str;s,
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G. L. KOUNS & BROS

% ERA, No. 2. below the Falls and ERA, Mol
above: Freight contracted to be delivered through
with despatch, by application to G. L. KOUNS, at
Alexandria, where he is located for the time being
attend to the business and despatch of the boats dur
ing the prevalence of low water
The ERA, No. will be placed on the line by tho
lst December. For further particulars, apply IS
above. or to G. L. KOUNS d BROS, No 2 Front st.,
New Orleans; or Captain Green of the Era, Mol
o The Flag Marshall; Gazette, Jefferson Stan,
dard, GAINESVILLE; and the Washington papers will
copy. Fl nov3-tf
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

FRosr.-We had white FROST on Friday
and Saturday mornings, and ice, yesterday.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

FIRE-The steam saw mill on the levee, be-
tween the steamboat and ferry landings, was
destroyed BY fire On Sunday night. Besides
the building and machinery quantity slum-
Der was consumed. The origin of the fire is
unknown, but as no work had been done in the
mill during the day, it is presumed to have been
the act Of an incendiary. The mill belonged
to Messrs. R. L. Gilmer & Nicholson Loss
estimated at $40, oOo No insurance.
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consignees of Merchandise per STEAMBOATS,
At White, Smith & Baldaein's-Nathan Tins; D
P. 1rby; G. Bronze; A. F. odan; Chute j. Mcknight:
W. G. Peyton; G. H Pike; W. D. Perry; D. c. Wild
er; B. 7 seman; R R. Tucker; j. S. Gordan; j. ".
Barrett; G. A. Hawley; W. Buckley; T. d Co; A. s.
Kottswitz; j: H. Ethridge; A. A. Abney; VIM. B.
Greer; !. S. Stevens; Wright & Oliver (Hendersona
Wright Oliver, (Tyler;) T. NJ. Cook & Co.; Robert
Engledow.
At Dunn 4 Ritchie's.-C. T. Weldon; c. Mngsbu
ry j. G. McWilliams; ]. 7. Likens g. Co; Stanley 4
Ninmo; G.: Fl. Pike; NJ. B. Thompson; G. G. Alex
ander A. N: Alexander; E. R. Rawlins: L. A. Lo,
land; J. D. Walcot; Parsons d Mobiles; W. CO Co:
Il, McCullan; Rogers d Glib; J. NJ. Tapp; Rev. ia.
Scruggs; Lewis q Co; &C. White Dr. Felton, A.
S. K, Paris, To J. NJ. & W. Thompson.
At HoaoeU & Buckners-W A. Pegram; Pigram &
Boisseau; Pegram & Owens; B. F. Powell; H. H
Black; H. Rhine & Bro; G. & H. W, Racquet; ]. A.
Rodgers; R. H. & L. Key; G. G. Gregg 4 Co; John
Collins; J. Deale J. NJ: Lam; J. NJ. Smoot W. D.
81 B. Oiphant; H. Nathan; j. S. Dawes; j w Broad
H. Hope; B.; A. J. Powell; NJ W King; Judson; sami
Elliott; B. F. Broham; DR.. E. Johnson A. H. Watkins;
W H: Bissell; VIM. H. Corgan B. F. Williams; H.
Carlisle; W. E. Hart; G. Lewis; o. Hendricks; ]. N,
Rogers. @T ia. s
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

AT meeting OF the directors Of The Shreve-
port Insurance Company, held oq Monday,
the following gentlemen were unan' mously re-
elected: Chas. R. Griswold, president; VIM.
Ball, vice president; and P. H. ko4son, secre-
tary. A more deserved complinel; i could not
be paid them.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

Ar CosTL-Mrs. Wells offers for sale her en-
tire stock Of rich dress goods, laces, dry goods,
millinery, etc, at cost without reserve. Our
fair readers should bear the fact in mind.
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Proceedings of the Board of Trustees

MAYORS OFFICE, Nov S, 1881
At regular meeting of the mayor and trusts,
the town of Shreveport, the following members - Vi
present, viz: Jonas Robson, mayor: W ps, "efs
R D: Sale, G. R. Grswold, Clark Clafiin, and D.
Hotchkiss. There being quorum present -.
board called to order by his honor the mau tue
and proceeded to business. mayor,
The minutes of the previous meeting vera ro,,
and approved 'esa
On motion of T. P Hotchkiss, the FOLLOWING o.,.
nance was adopted, viz: ou''
Be 1t ordained, DC, That the settlement maas l..
the committee appointed to make the same with 7
L.. Gooch, late constable and collector for his 49,, "
ages In taxes collected by him as per his reports -
approved, and that the mayor be authorised to o;SS
said Gooch a proper voucher for said amour, e"e
The committee on claims made the hllow;n,x,
port on the claim of Landrum & Will N,son ona
Jones, referred to them, viz: that John M ,S-aN o
or Landrum Williamson be allowed for their s aa
vices as set forth in the account eight hundred Ji
lars and that John W. Jones be allowed for his ser
vices In same two hundred dollars Whereunon ~,
motion of c. R. Griswold, it was resolved that GU
report be received, and that Landrum & Williamsnu
be allowed eight hundred dollars, and that 7 W
Jones be allowed two hundred dollars in full of thai.
accounts against the corporation. ''"
On motion of I. P. Hotchkiss, resolved that ~.
street committee be empowered to contract for WOOD
en- culverts on Sprague street and the filling in -,
earth sufficient to make said culYert passable
The judiciary committee having reported unfavo,
ably the account of N E. Wright for clerk costs
the same were motion rejected
The reports of W. H. Dashiell, treasurer. and r
NJ: Woodruff. collector, for the month of October
1858, referred to the finance committee. ''
The account of ]. Robson, mayor, amounting to
$685. for six months rent of office and for staon.
airy, on motion, allowed.
On motion of R. D. Sale, be it resolved, that the
street committee be authorised to employ carts and
cartmen to repair the streets.
On motion of R. D. Sale, it was resolved that two
additional police officers be appointed to serve until
the lst OF May next, whose compensation shall be-
the perqusies of Office. Whereupon on counting thu
votes given, Levin Knox and John S. Allwine were
declared to be duly elected.
On motion, the board adjourned until the next "a.
gular meeting. JONAS robson, mayor D..
Attest-A. II. LEONARD, elk
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

The yellow fever is creating sad havoc in
Mobile. On the 29th ult., there,were 21inter-
ments. The city is comparatively deserted,
ander the circumstances such a mortality is APP
palling indeed. Proportionally,it u reported
shat the fever is as bad as it Wasin 1858
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

The yellow fever is subsiding at Vicksburg,
Natchez, and other towns along the Mississip-
pi river
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

The Cincinnati Gazette publishes returns
officially from seventy one counties in that State
which show republican majority of nearly
10000, and infers that the majority in the
State will not fall short Of an increase of2o, 600
on the vote for governor last year
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

There has been slight rise in the upper
Mississippi, Illinois and Ohio rivers
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

PRA1sEWoRTHY.-Th Hebrew Mutual Be-
nevolent Association Of Shreveport, at its last
meeting donated one hundred dollars to the
Hebrew Benevolent Society of New Orleans,
for the purpose of aiding and relieving the sick
and INDECENT in that city.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

We are indebted to captain G.. L. Kouns for
his repeated favors in forwarding from Alexan-
dria late New Orleans papers.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

New HoUsE.--Mr Chas. R. ,,GTiswold has
disposed of his stock of groceries, wines and
liquors 10 Messrs. Hull q FyfFe, who will con-
tinue the business at the old stand. They are
also now receiving an extensive stock Of fresh
fancy and staple groceries, provisions, planta-
ton supplies, ETC.. which will be sold at the
lowest prices
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

The hon. Charles E. Greneau5, ex-treasurer
of the State of Louisiana, died al Natchitoches
on the 25th ult., after short Illness. Judge
Greneaux filed number of public Offices with
credit to himself and the satisfaction of the
public. His decease will BE regretted by nu-
aaerous circle offrieEds
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

Now AND THEs.-The general appropriation
bill passed BY the wing congress Of 184o-41,
contained an item of twenty-five thousand dol
lars to pay the president salary; and as there
was new president (Harrson) coming into
Office, and it had been customary to refurnish
the executive mansion every four years, an
amendment was attached to the bill appropri-
ating the amount Of four thousand one hundred
and sxty-fve dollars for new furniture, paint
ing, repairs, etc. By turning to the general
appropriation bill passed by the recent session
of congress, will be found the following provi-
slons for 1859:
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

HARPER's MAGAzINE.-A new volume OF this
most popular of all magazines commences with
the December number, and our, worthy post
master is now getting up club Of subscribers
for the ensuing year. Those wishing to renew
their subscription should make ea,ly appllca-
ton, as tile list will be closed in few days.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

The New York Express, American is Of
opinion that the only difference between slave
ry in the two sections of the Union is, that in
the south the masters own the bodies Of the ne
groes, and in the north, politicians and dema-
gogues own the voters, body and soul both. This
is the only true exposition Of the matter we
have ever seen.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

The summing up of the October elections in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, shows that
there has been change of twenty-one votes in
congress against the administration. Pennsyl-
vania, which in 1856 sent fifteen Buchanan de-
mocrats to congress, now sends but three; In
DIANA which then sent six, now sends but one;
Ohio, which then sent nine, now sends but five,
probably not that many.
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General Twiggs wishes to increase the mill
tary force in Texas, 50 that he may be in a CON
dition to chasise the Indians and keep them
in good order.
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We are indebted to captain James Green, Of
the Era No. /, for files of N. Orleans papers.
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.
The U. S. commodore on the Mediterranean
station is reported to have demanded permis-
sion of the Turkish authorities for q. States
manof-war carrying more guns than the con-
venton allows to pass the straits and go up to
Constantinople: and Russia, under pretence
that an exception has been made in favor of
the Austrian frigate which conveyed prince
Adalbert Of Bavaria to Turkey, likewise wishes
to have one Of her frigates permitted to visit
Constantinople.
The latest advccs from Arizona announce
that lieutenant Mowry has been reelected dele
gate to congress by a majority of 5000 votes
He had gone to Gaayamas, Sonora, with view
to obtain from the Legislature of that Mexican
State the right Of way from Arizona to Port
Lobos and Guayamas, for Wagon and railroad
transit ofsilver and goods free of duties We
would like for some political economist to inform
the public where the money is TO come from
that is to pay for building all the railroads now
projected in North America.
The Memphis papers state that president
Buchanan is stakeholder in the Planters
Bank ofTennessee to the tune Of SO, 0OO The
president forgot to make use of thecaution and
acute discrimination accorded to him by his ad
mirers when he invested in rotten banking
concern. We no longer wonder at Old Bucks
hostility to banks
There has been slight rise in the upper
Mississippi, Illinois and Ohio rivers
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10

The viceroy of Egypt is seriously engaged
in re0rganizing his ministry Of foreign affairs,
Cherif Pacha, who now holds the post, is to be
replaced by Artim Bey, man Of merit, and
who is well acquainted with European policy.
Three of the other ministers have been modi.
fed. Mahmoud Pacha has been named presi-
dent OF the council of State; Zellikar Paeha,
minister of the interior; and Regaeb Pacha
minister Of finance. The last section Of the
railway will be definitely inaugurated on the
18th Of October next. The distance from
Egypt to suez may then be performed in ten
hours, or fifteen at the outside.
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The yellow fever is subsiding at Vicksburg,
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WHAT WINES ARE MADE oF.--A physician
at Cincinnati has made the following state
ment: During the summer of 1856, I ana
lyzed a lot of liquors for some conscientious
gentlemen of our own city, who would not per-
nit me to take samples to my Office, but insist
ed on my bringing my chemicals and appara
tus to their store, that they might see the op-
erations. accordingly repaired to their store,
and analysed samples of sixteen different lots.
Among these were port wine, sherry wine and
Madeira wine. The distilled liquors were some
pure, some vile and pernicious limitations; but
the wines had not one drop Of the juice of the
grape! The basis of the sherry wine was a
sort of pale malt, sulphurc acid, from bitter
almond oil, with a per centage of alcoholic
spirits from brandy. The basis Of the madei-
IA was a detection Of hops, with sulphuric acid,
honey, spirits from Jamaica rum, &c. The
same week after analysing the above and ex-
bibiting the quality and character of the Ii
quors to the proprietors, a sexton of one of
our churches informed me he had purchased a
gallon of the above port wine, to be used in his
church on the next Sabbath for sacramental
purposes, and thatfor this mixture of sulphuric
acid, alum and elder berry juice, he paid about
So rs gallon.
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We have received the first number Of the
Texas New Era, published at Henderson Tex
as, and edited by S. G. d Leon Swan. It is
an independent journal, gotten ub in handsome
style, filed with interesting matter, and well
worthy Of liberal support. We wish il a long
useful and prosperous career
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The Woodviile Miss. } Republican states that
the whole number Of yellow cases, occurring
since the commencement Of tie epidemic, sum
up lo5; but the mortality has been compare
lively small.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-06
--latest .V1eeUs!
Peace Restored in Utah!
BryarIy e. M'CauIey.

Have Just received from the Importers and Man
uracturing Chemists OF New York and Philadel-
phia, complete stock of Fresh and Genuine
M E d / Q / y E :
10 which they call the attention of Physicians,
Country Merchants, Planters and Mechanics -
We are determined TO sell cheap bargains as
ca possibly be bought in this city; this is no vain
boast, call and see, and you will find the assertion
TO be true,
In their purchases they have not forgotten the
ladies'; they have complete assortment of all
toilet and fancy articles including Hair Dressings
Perfumeries, Soaps, Pomades, Portemonnaies,
Csbas, and in fact every thing to please the most
fastidious. We have also large assortment of
3S9&S 6 S9A989HSA z.
including the different text books used in our
schools, The special attention of teachers, Pa
rents and Guardians, is called to our assortment.
Thank full for past favors, we hope TO merit con-
tinuance of the same.
BRYARLY g. McCAULEY.
May o.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-06
SHELLEY MEDICAL ooILEGE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE


SEssI OF Is 5 g. 8.
THE first regular course Of Lectnresin this Ia,
stitution will commence on Monday. the LIST Of
November, 1853, aud Will continue to the LIST Of
March ensuing
The Prelimnar, Course Of Lectures, free 10 all
students, will be given 10 the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THoMls L MADDIS, NJ. D., Professor Of Anato-
nv Descriptive, Historical and Surgical.)
ions FHEoERIcK MAY, Nj D Professor of Prin-
cpes and Operations OF Surgery.
DANIEL F WnicHr, NJ. D., Professor Of Physi-
ology and Pathology.
JonN n ChLLENDER, M. D., Professor of Mate
ria Medica and Thsraps utics
RICHARD o CuRREY, M D., Professor Of Medi-
cal Chemistry aud Medical Jurisprudence.
E b. HAsKINs, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
JoHN 2. Fo D, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and diseases Of w ONE II and Children.
II. NJ. COMPTON, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anat-
omy.
The City Hospital is upon the premises OF the
College, and under control of the Faculty, at
which operations are performed, and cases pre-
scribed for, and Clinical Lectures delivered
Amount OF fees for Lectures, sos; Matrcua
ton fee, paid but once, IS 90; Demonstra tor s
fee required but once $40; Graduation fee $25.
Excellent Boarding can be obtained for 81 50
to e. 90 per week. For further details, or an
nouncemenis, apply TO
JOHN P. FORD, NJ. D,
Dean of the Faculty.
July %, '5S-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-06
FeltS' Chemical Toilet Soap.

This is wonderful Soap, and acts with the
most magic fleet upon the human face and hands,
removing all Tan-.pots, Wrinkles Sunburn, frrck-
les, &c and quickly Transforming the human
face into that Of loveliness and exceeding benutv
1t is Vegetable Soap prepared chemically for The
face and hands or for shaving Never rinse your
face in clear water after washing or shaving but
wipe your face with a towel. This /, also good
soap for the sick in removing all oily perspirable
matter and exciting the skin into healthy and
vigorous action. For sale 10y the mnlufaour at
Pleasant Mound, Tenn, Thomas g. Bro, and Bry-
arly q McCallcy, ClarksyllIe, Tenn
B. c. FELTS.
Jupe 25, IS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-06

april 9, '5s-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-06
FAX Sales.

BY order of the Circuit court. of Montgomery
county, Tenn, made at the May term of said
court, 1858, shall at the court house door in the
town of GAINESVILLE, on Saturday, the 9TH of Au-
gust 1858, sell for Taxes, costs and charges, the
following described town lots:
George C. Chidress' heirs, for 1856, town lot
in Clarksve, valued at 81 600. Tax $40; Clerks
fees 81 65; Collectors fees 81; Printers fee 81 so.
Same for the year 1857 valued at S7,000 Tax
$50 90; Clerks fee 81 IS; Collectors fee 81 co.;
Printers fee 81 so. Bounded as foows--west by
Mrs f. ii Yance's town lot, north by Commerce
street, east by 10th street, south by Madison st
Sth ward.
H. Il. HOLSTER town lot, for the year 1856,
valued at $4,000; Tax $40 so; Clerks fee 81 G5;
Collectors fee 81; Printers fee 81 so.
H. II. Hoister, for the year 1851, l town lot
valued at 5000; Tax $l7 40; Clerks fee 81 65;
collectors fee 81 Printers fee 81 So being part of
lot No. 50, in the original plan of the town of
GAINESVILLE, fronting upon Franklin street, rum
ming back to Strawberry Alley.
II. LYLE, Revenue Collector,
Montgomery County.
June %, '5S-7w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-06
First of April!

Boots, Shoes. BOnnets, Bonnet Ribbons,
E2olcers, DC, DC,
now ready for exhibition We have sold our
stock of Hardware, but have made an arrangement
TO furnish our custpmerRout of, large and varied
stock of all goods in that line.
We do not mean any tomioolrry by announcing
the arrival of on. goods on this day, but would
say to everybody if they will call and examine
our stock, we think we can give them an agreeable
surprise, Ii the way Of quality and prices.
r. S, MOORE g. CO.
N. B.-Should any of those twho are are in
debted to us for the last year and year previously
wish to make ''April fools" Of us, if they will
call and pay us any time during the month, or even
after the end Of it, we will make all necessary
acknowledgements. X. S. NJ g. co.
April =, '5S-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-06
MIR. II. M'CullOch

Having gone North early, on account of delicate
health, has left large sum due for me 10 collect
aud remit TO him by the last of July. Those in
debled to him. lsst years account, will please
not delay longer, wait for more words but
come early to his Clothing Store--the sooner the
better--and pay me what they can.
Respectfully, M. c. PITNAN.
July 9, '5S-lm. Jeff copy.