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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-20
THE CoNsUMPrIvE BOOK.

those who wish get welt from that awful disease
full description OF all the remedies used for il. with
Of the results, and other useful information
Pfice 10 CENTS
The information IN this IS not be found in any works
pub obai1abe from any other These
boo published dne white paper and beautifully
bound.
ANY Of the above works viii be mailed free receipt
price IN stamps, money tha whole ia handsomely
bound vasnmu for oNE DOLLAR. Ne Family shoala be with
them. They illustrated with hoaatGll engraviugs
and cantan the condensed experience OF ye.rs.
WAIVED for the above works, who can make 100
inoath. Send for circular for agents.
To the young of both suffering Secret Habits
prostration miuii loss e power; debility los
cf sight wakefdincss af solitude; eruptions the
fsec Sc sc SEND tArE; before you suf-
fer incurtblc drnllr 20 boJh body aud mind
To FEMALES who Wfut SAFE Pleasant aad remedies
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-20
CHARLES BACKMAN & CO.,
DPORTERs
Brandies, Gins, RUNS, Wines,
&C., &C.,
No. So Front ST., New i,

We % II ROM sizes NEW oFAs
Sole Importers Of c. y. Cognac, old Holland
and Genera C0rdial Gin.
We would call the attention Of Commissioners, Town
agents. the Medical Faculty Of the state of Vermont
to our well selected stock Of Imported Wines and Liquors
which we offer reasonable and satisfactory terms
permitted TO publish the following Chemical Anal
yss that have been made by eminent Chemists of
Liquors.
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BURLNarov Vt, March 7th, 1851.
To Messrs CHAs BAcKNAN & Co, NY.
Gentlemen We avail ourselves of this method,
Branches Whskey Gin aui Wines with which the Chit
tenden County Agency at Burlington has been mainly sun
supplied your houe for the past years also spec
other agencies in the state procured from sou
We have found them invariably Of full strength and uni
purity and quality superior in every rec spca
from other for medicinal uses, they have
fulfilled expectations and received unqualified APP
them to all rho wish supply themselves with Liquors up
which ties rely for purity and strength We are,
Your most ohedcnt servants,
SAMUEL W. THAYEE. Jr- N. d.
WALTER CARpENTEH, NJ. d.
BRADrORD, Vt, March 2sth, 1861
To ,rhpuf may ~ hereby certify that have
been Commissioner OF Orange County for the years Is0
1851 and have procured the Wines and LIQUORS Win which
have supplied Town Agents Of said County from
Charles Baesman No - Front Street, New York. that
have had careful Ana Of said Wines aud Liquor made
by Chas F. Chandler, Esq, Professor Of the Analytical
chemistry, Union College Schenectady n Y and that in
all and every instance the result has been prove
therefore most confidently the house Of
Chas Bacman Co. 70 all those who prefer giving their
orders TO honorable and conscientious men.
Commissioner for Orange Co.
snHaSgcr,pY, August 10Th 1850.
HoS Gao ?. BALDWIN, Commissioner,
Dear Sir-I have anairzei the s,lleNi51 ssmples Of
Liquor aud Wine orwaricd by you, End them to be
perfectly pure entirely free from all injurious substances
and vel sniteti for medical
Feur samples of Brandy, samples Of Whiskey One
sample Of Gin. sample Of Port Mine.
The Gin aud Port particularly q extra quality.
CHARLES 2. CuAsBLEE.
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry, Union colirge.
We are permitted to refer to the following Commissioners
Town Agents and Ply rians. of the state 81 Vermont and
ia doing Guided bg desire place lore the ulbc
those facts that in themselves evidence that h every
instance but the puret and desirable articles ia
our line will he pnrred for sale 20 our customers
RfsysHesss hSari nuuecrorl Professor Of Clenlissrv
10 the uuisersits of Vermont; IS. Thayer u > Dean
Of the Medical Faculty in the University Of Yeraaut w.
Carpenter Professor etc. In the University q Vermont:
J. Pierce- AGENT Burlington County c01inssianers.
James Mitchell CheHen; Calvin Dinieutt Israel Good
win Aiou1o fcarre Washington Cares Davis r. santafu
ts-efAtniai " H. IL bingham, y. II. Tassas LaHioi l.
Chester Spencer, D. frsbdc, Rutland ~ Gilmore Hon
Geo P Baidatu. oranse; Ge1r-e Fisher Wfn,ssrs T
10 Neeiham and Ira Giilord, Addison. l6-I5-Iv
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Employment.

bstsoNs ont q empioy ent and wishing to enaare in
ls ana healthy business which promises to the indus
IN - w. sfd1 and SER reward viii do we'll 90 uur-
.-e 81 Of my i1rye-a Stencil Tools We Do not claim
ue tools 70 BE- te aig percrf cutting Toais raie ff
od Iay the eapss sceoriiag to suaiy, Of any to be
tirrnllr anu samples free 0fre and ssort r,rs n, Il
~ 1ess bfics building The Post d gire s,rt u 40
son Or hy ie'ter to D. .. slIILIRKN Brandon. ft. n
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With New and Extra Large Flues, and BY ihs Ail
the Celebrated Patent Double Sheet Bottom ft9
Attention is invited to The following Piontsoi sile
lst. DuRAHLuY.-I.sstius, with proper ear' . n
YEARS Stoves no2 Ia use which set w ~ -.
81. MSSUTAcrURE Every portion o. TIE 49, -
oughy constructed. Each Stove Is submitted y g45
test and none leave works unless complete aia
flushed I'D
81. CAPAcfTY Baking, BroiIing Boiling baas.4sss
all other culinary operations performed a. the
barrel Of floar baked into bread with sngs
sth. BeoNoaY.-SaYing the cost Of the ste's
years in the item Of fuel ,ts,s@
9th. VENTILATION or OvEN,--In the stewart NJ 3
the front door opens directly into the oven, d
letters patentl securing direct drait thl0us -
oven, BY means Of perforated holes In we $50
fues. u viii be borne IN mind that, as the n. ~ h -
rises, this method OF ventilation is the onS
whatever ,--sslf
9Th. ESrraE CONTROL Or HEaT--The he.i 81 rs D
the Stove mag be held therein and useli o. 4
room AZ pleasure si-h 80
Tth TnE pouaIH sHrfr Borrow FIUE-.iy vi ~ .
pressing and inyerting action OF beat = ~ any -
oven more evenly and efficiently hcafed thAh y
known invention - ,,ifh5gi 2
stu. Bkol1ISG -Perf1rrnci on the TOP am
possibility Of smoke entering the room f-,ssr7
sth- Her NsTrR RESERVOIR tNn " 49, t,f snl -
useful and convenient, supplied BY the S's''
out extra fuel e. svssiyirs
10th WArER RscE-An arrangement - '-ii
water far the bath nom equal to any rlis r rs -
~ Sold b. all dealers, a iliii Z.
written guaranty ieF that pefiod sa,s nsu % -
IL Beware % thu numerous iniitl - a spetarss
many Of which resemble The SteHart w ,aftss. :
and none Of them possess any q ~ ps. ,r.pafi1fa
shat the names Of p. 4 Stewart lna q ~.
on the stove. Ne other Is genuiue-
2 $4,000 in Use!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-20
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple remedies easily obtained for the
Diseases in forms with fun Panltions Of the
symptoms diet bathing and exercise Prce 80 cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-20
USE THE BEST
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-20


BUSINESS CARDS,
GGLBHSr 4. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY NND COUNSEL 0G Ar LAW,
SOLICITOR aud Master ia Crueecy, Notary Public, aud
Life and Fire insurance Agent,
FHLciITtLLE, VERMONT "a
A. ID. y a. G. NuURSE,
Manufactures Of
DOORS, sAsllEs & RLINpS, s DEALER ~ LUMBER
stoam Ninror Planning, saving, Moullugs, Sc. Sc,
Estoy 4 drsens noiJias tli B&ArrLGBoRo, VT
CHAs. a. MILLER,
HOUSE, CARRIAGE, stdN N,otNNN&NrAL PAlNfh"
Also peALgRrN PAINTS y,uNsIgs MD Kinds % AR
lists MtrGeiAL'
CHESTER, VI. l-o-
sr0UGuroN \ GRANT,
ATTORNEYS AND couNsELL0Rs At LAW
And solicitors in chauevry pELLows FALLS, VI.
uhee in weutvorths New Building.
Il. e. srouGuroN. l. A. GRANT
sAMUEI. NICHOLS, NJ. ~,
nYsIOIAN AND SU Il q o N,
Once No Nightmare Block
CHARLES %. EDDY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
oNc.i, Mammoth Block. l7.lG-ly
ID. r.. PIERCE,
Manufacturer and vcndvr Of eyery thing ever madefom
NARnLe FREEsrosE, GRANIrE on SoAPsroNE
Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS, W.
r. AnADOS,
wATCuMAK ER & JEw E L E r.,
- Constantly for Sale -
Watches Clocks Gold aud silver Work, and Fancy Goods
Also good of Guns ,ies aud Fishing Tackle
In weutworth's New Building.
RUSSELL HYDE,
Dealerin
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also in FLOUR Lard Hams, Fish, 7. l. salt, Oil, Fluid
butter Cheese Crorzcry and Glass
The above goods having bought for CASH will be sold
alta small advance, for roady pay Nal'at
Newtou's Block, No.
BELLOWS FALLS, May |, 1851
I'D. RRIDGMAN,
4 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
4 Ana solicitor in Chancery. BELLOWS FALLS, Vt
Also Commissioner to take the acknowledgment of Deed
and other Instruments for the state OF Ne" York
FRANK NJ. ROBINSON,
ATTORNEY AND GoUNsELLoR AT LAW,
OFFICE CORNER OF AND 5rH STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
wiuaso attend to the Purchase and Sale of Real Estat
o,n money on Real Estate security at Western rates ca
ar Land with Cash or Land Warrants Make COLLECTIONS
aud promptly remit and attend all other business IN "a
inc Of his profession -
Dubuque, Iowa, sept. s. 1851.
HARRIS, STONE s Co.,
CONN IssIoN MBRCn ANTS,
- For the sale of -
PLoua AND GRAIN.
BELLOWS FALLS, VT, May l, 1857
ABIJAH s. CLARK.
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STOVES AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Ana Manufacturer of Plow Fence, Machinery and Rail Roa
Castings Large heavy Box stoves for Factories
Town Houses, School Houses, sc.
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt,
,Sas. 30. Powers,
PHOTOGR4PHIC SALOON,
Over the savir gs Bank Opposite the Black River Hotel
SPRINGFIELD, VT. A
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
WHAT DOES IT liHAN2

The rumor which was current IN
our city few days a@o. about a
United States steamer boarding the
vessel in which Messrs. Mason and
Slidell We're passengers, and taking
them prisoners, would appear to be
correct, if the telegram before us can
be relied upon. 1t appeared TO rs a
matter of improbahility at first, and
in fact, with the particulars before
us, we hardly know in what light to
look upon this intelligence. If true.
the probability is, that it will accrue
to our benefit; though England has
always favored the right OF search,
we think that in this case she will
make an exception, and slightly
kick against it, Say what we will,
every man knows that England hates
US with all the hate Imaginable, and
glories in our present difficulties, and
that she will take unbrage against
this proceeding, is not TO be doubted.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
Chs 5emi-sN)eeklu DsWs.
TEAOS. III. MANNING,
pJTlSI.ISHE EEs.
DIG ~'N
r,,TOR AND PROPRIETOR.
To Correspondents.

We will be pleased to receive con-
ributions from our friends. in and
;.round Shreveport. An occasional
article from our planters, relative to
he crops, will be very acceptable
IN fact. we desire correspondence
rom every section Of the States.
Personal articles will not be pub
tished. either as communications or
advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertakings
who may hear OF any local. or other
tens, that will prove OF interest to
,ur readers, will favor us by handing
II the same at the Office Of the News.
In writing, be brief and concise,
Gearing in mind, that lengthy com,
,nunications are seldom appreciated
~ newspaper readers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25

private individuals have not the au-
thority to do this amy more than ;nf )
have to counterfeit Eventually o,i,.
portion at Il time of these bills wii.
be carried to the bank, and the holder
will be lhu loser, thcreto.c il is an
injury instead Of Il benefit to the
people, and the practice should iumc-
diatc!v he discontinued.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
Serious ACClaient.-On T'hursdr,

evening last, one OF our cigh DorS. liz
company with his wife and an Old
acquaintance from Texas, paid Us Il
visit at our residence as the party
were vending tbeir way homeward,
ono ot them became entan2lod and
trj, hurting himself bad ". On
:hrowiuG the rays of the }afnp upon"
the impediurnt OF his locornotion he
found hat his foot had been caught
il Il S&ciclou SKIRT abandoned nr so,nc
uuknown lady.
The above particulars OF the sad
occurrence were furnished lis on the
next morning by one of tls= parties
who vouche, for it.
1he question: naturally arises i'll
our mind, that * our viSitnrs feeling
va wounded rs badly as represented
by the mere coming in coIt;.ct with
discarded article, as manned above,
" h'' - cS "eItt't''' " ii'~ -" '''I"
have been the result, had the once no
doubt .fair(?) being. vino in better
times was adorned with it, been i'll
caSed in it as in days gone By =
Tie iuterroSatory propounded is of
slch serious nature, that We III the
language of some NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cugnomon We cannot brin. to mind
" paws fur an answer!
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
ANOTHER VICTORY!

The quiet Of our city was not 1t
little disturbed on Thursday by the
receipt of intelligence most we!colne
at all times. 1t was uo,hing more
or Less than this: that Il decisive
battle was fought at Spr,f gtieid, Mo,
between our forces and the Lincolnites,
who had with them the celebrated
body guard OF Gen. Fremont.
The full particulars oi the engage
ment have not been received up to
present writing, but in all probability,
before the appearance of our NEXT
we will be placed in possession OF
them, in which event, We shall place
them before our readers.
The information was received from
/, bearer of dispatches, says the Mem
phis Appeal, from Nsosho, who pass
ed through that city on his We to
Richmond. With such Il succession
or VICTORIES, we C"uiiot b''t '>'''''
that great change must soon ak"
place in the affairs OF oar Conird-
eracy. The most rabid Black Re
publican journals, cannot refrain from
speaking pointedly Oh he different
defeats oi the Iinco,nitt horde
They express their opinions very
differently now, from what they did
ut the commencement of hostilitles,
and iuci;n. to the belief that II is
folly toxsendeavor 20 suhjugate the
South: chat the amount of money
thus far expended for carrying on
the war has been too cNtrava@ant
and to no purposa, 5" far as they
have discovered: and that il is dis
graceful to be sending out armies to
be slaughtered by the Confederates.
This looks as though they W ere COM
ING to their senses: and should we
continue as victorious in battles to
come, as we have been in the past,
we ask, what is there to hinder Il
speedy termination of the plescnt
difficulties!
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
Do TIE RIGHT THING.

We sent our devil on collecting,
tour in this city a few days ago, and,
of course, OH Ills return, he had some
thing to relate. Among the things
mentioned, was: " that Mr- cut
FIVE dollar bin in two to make the
change"
Our citizens, before cutting a Bank
note for the purpose abosc stated,
should bear in mind that is is not
right, and strictly prohibited by any,
bank which may do the same. \
bill so cut, outside of the bank, is
looked upon as. a counterfeit, and
We're the respective halves presented
separately at their counter, payment
would be refused, and could not be
exacted of them.
1t facilitates our making change to
cut note, however, the conscientious
man will not do it if he is aware tha,
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25

In our hurry to get the last mum
Der of our paper to press, we unintcn-
tionally neglected to mention hat
the letter signed +. ID. which appear
ed on our first paper, was furnished
lis through the poiiteness of DIR. w.
w. George. We thank you for the
same doctor, hoping You will re'ncn-
ber the News" whenever in receipt
of any intelligence interesting to the
public.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
Beaufort Hudor, .SoutA Carolima

BEAUFORT Hardor, 'SoutA Cnrolima.
The report Of the United States
Coast Survey says of this harbor, of
which the Yankees have possession: ::
There are three channels. The
EAST channel can be entered with II
feet at mean low water; tie
southeast with not less than l9 feet
at mean low water. Nineteen feet
at mean low water can be carried
through the south channel. Mean
rise and fall of tides, 6.6 fcet-(six
feet and six-tenths.) This gives %
the southeast and south channels at
mean high water.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25

On Thursday nigh last we had n
very heavy rain and wind storm. The
river has not improved any since our
last report, and from appearance il
We do have anything like q rise. we
predict that it Will be Of n short du-
ration. Whether we have good nav
isation through to the city, for any
length OF time. however, will not be
of much import rs regards business,
for, outside Of travel, we doubt wheth-
cr the boats will find any inducements
to visit this section, the coming S a
son. \ few favored captains, beyond
doubt will do the little to be done, and
others can amuse themselves plvin"
between this and the port OF New
Orleans, to keep tn" machinery OF
their tavorites from rllStin-. and be-
ing honored by the visit Of some
sheriff, who will politely advise that
they cease running, unless in the ser
vice Of the Confederate States.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
Restaurant.

AWE undersigned would respect
i fully inform the citizens Of ShrrIr-
port and vicinity, i,a, ne has "vcur'i
n RESJ1 CHINT "n TrNaS street.
near Market, Where he prepared ~
all times to satisfy his trirnI~ and
customers, from, O clock. y NJ. unit
II, =. NJ, with warm or cole meals
.TTo Boarltrs by tn. month or
week, Il liberal deduction VII '!ruod".
vln51-Gm j. \. } EIil.I.,
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25

Destruction 2t tie CHc&ol'roke and
'Dhio Caasal.- Dispatches published
Il few days since stated that the
chesapeake and Ohio. canal has been
destroyed, it having been washed out
Of its embankments by the late
treshet. The damage is said to be
irreparable. 1t will be a severe
blow to the enemy, whose communi-
cation through the water avenues OF
rhe Potomac above as we'll as below
Washington is now completely cut off.
The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Monitor
says application has been made to
the authorities of that city to- receive
500 or 1000 Yankee prisoners
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
Rcpmted Capture Of Fort Hattefs.

Rcportcd Capt~re ot Fort Hatte1-
as.-'I'he Columbus (Ga.) Times, of
the I1th, has the following:
The Charleston papers state that n
private dispatch, received i'll that city
on Thursday, brings the gratifying
news of the recapture of Fort Hat
teras, n. c., by the Southern forces.
We know that an expedition has
been in preparation for some tiiae to
retake that post, and We hope that
the report of its success may prove
to be true.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25

Wehad the pleasure Of Il visit, dur
ing the week from Mr.. j: A. Car
penter, editor of the Southern Union,
published at Mt Pleasant, Titus
county, Texas. We We're pleased to
find him looking as well as ever.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25

We are pained to see 81 disposition
on the part of some OF our citizens to go
about among our merchants, and pur-
chase the necc~sar;es OF life cheap,
for ;hc purpose OF shipping to New
Orleans. Oar merchants appear to
be willing to do thc fair thing, and
would not Intentionally sell to amy OF
these spectators; therefore let tlsem
beware of them.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
Job Work must be paid for on de-
livery.
AGENTS..
livery


Mr.. JOHN w. TABER, is our au-
-lorized agent in Natchitoches.
MIR. ID. u. O'BRlEN, No.. 8, In
ahange Place, New Orleans, is our
authorized Agent for that city.
Mr.. H. G. CLARKE, Bookseller, is
..ur authorized agent for Nicksburg
and Natchez.
Mr.. J. IL. LOTION, is our agent
at Bellevue, Bossier Parish.
Mr.. A. l.. HAY, of the News De
Dot. is our authorized agent in Jetfer-
son, Texas.
8 q . 8 8
Post masters can act as Agents, n
retain 80 cents from the amount
forwarded, for every yearly SUBJ
.-criber.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25

LouiSia1s. Corps nm Mnrchfag Or
derx.-lt j. reported that scvcu Lou
isian regilI ats aud three ha,talion~
have already received, or viii soon
receive, their marching orders for
Columbus. One OF these corps is
Col. SCOTS Cavalry Regiment. Il bat:
TALON Of Which has left already for
the new seat of war. Col. dc y euvc's
Regiment, almost comp lete, is another.
The five other regiments are as tni-
lows: The 18th, Col. Gibson. now
at Camp Chalmette. near the tortiii-
cations below the 10th, Col. Pond :;
the l7th, Col. Heard: the 18th,
Creole Regiment, Col. Mou.nn, 1T
Camp Roman, near the upper tor'iii-
cations and the 10th, Col. Hodge.
now at Camp Moore. Two .t the
battalions spoken Of are the Orleans
Rifle Battalian, and the new battal-
ION a1 talnp Lewis.
Thus far, this rmmor is cntirelv y
groundless though it is easy t"
forcscc that some Of the corps alluded
to will in few DAYS be sent to
Columbus, if the enemy was showing
signs of another intended attack -
picayune.
From the I.cavenw"rth Conservative, 7th. ]
Tha. following telegram vas re
ccivcd here Yesterday:
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 6. 1851.
Col. Authony: One hundred and
twenty Of our men, under Captain
Schields. were captured to-day by
the enemy near Little Santa F.
II. G.. CASE.
Little Santa F'c is fifteen miles
south of Kansas City, and on the
boundary line of Kansas and Mis-,
souri.
Capt. NMnbcr@cn and his German
company are captured. Only sever
men escapcd-one Of them badly
wounded--and they are now in Kan
sas City. Several wagons wer,
taken at the same time The troops
were from Fort Icavenw orth. and hao
gone out to overtake a Union traiI
and escort it to the city.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
MONDAY, NOVEMBER p, 1861.
Single Copies, 10 Cents.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

c.. V.-Time with us Just now is
too precious to admit of our accepting
the polite invitation.
w. HIT is infinitely cheaper in
Your neighborllood.
a. T.-N have not seen any spe-
cimen of the salt, and can give you
no information on the subject.
Our country friends in purchasing
.heir supplies, should know the best
persons to deal with, we take pleas
,,re therefore, in directing their at
ton to our advertisers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25

Lou;wona.-.Judgc Thomas Gibh'S
Morgan died at his residence IN
Baton Rouge, on Thursday last.
Mr.. r. Barton has been appointed
Postmaster at Bayou sara.
Produce Lam IN 1iusus-Thc st.
Joseph Gazette says:
Five lists We're sen. a few days
go from St. Joser! to Secretary
Memminger, with the cotton sub
sc.iption from this parish. showing
that 80 far thirteen thousand seven
hundred a, nincty-scven bales have
been subs bed.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25

1Xc SAT- QurwIon IN -Iiohama.-
Mobile Advertiser publishes the
f,liowing dispatcl. from, Coy. Moore,
ot Al&hama:
MONTGOMERY Nov Is, lSG1.
70 j. L.. Fleming, Chict' Eng. and
G'cn. .>mpt. MrhHr a~d OHo Il. IL:
salt w;il be allowed 10 90 t" Mis-
Si~<jrri in all cases where intended
for f>mily use. The sole object i-
cnt mononolicsand specula'ion.
(o.gncdD a. Il. Mo"HN, Gov.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
IsEsTAURANTs.

=
1AEgn rI-MBIsKIASD HAM WITH C1l AMpAGEE
a .n,ce Bceteteak AMI siewrd MUSHROOMS Tor ain
sale, homemade Ginger Wine. Mashr06
INA Tonat. Ect9hup. Oysters III every style. DH6lCps Ale
H. ma condition. r. RICHARDSON, Co Maiden lane
urr Of William street
m An FRIEND, I ssE You ARE CUTTING FAT
"A ana ROSY Why, scs 60 &c sERGEANY*S, 81 William
street. ana take that saieuai Ao ana ,uawich, six
eents and he gives away delicious Soup Meet there
viii
OYSTEHs.-THE BIGGEST srEws, THE LARGEST
~ Fae, We hasest H,tsls md The map.moih Saddle
BE found al LlBIS 49, Fulton street,
utr H5ctit otcs. B.Oyslcrs 0peusd without erasdng
in..eiy a' outug Cue leces u shell &C,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

A SITUATION wANTEn-BY A YOUNG WOMAN n
~ 10 seffa hoase"o r "a sfnaii private family clam
berworA Nlla sewing; good city reference FROM place
Call Tor No days at IS lea St. font basement between 5t
anu GIN -