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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-06

A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GooDss

LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODSI
JUST RECEIVED AT NJ LEWIS,
FHNIE undersigned has Just arrived from New York and
4 the esatern cities with the largest and handsomest
stock Of goods that has been exhibited in this mar
ket and would solicit from the citizens of Caddo parish
and surrounding country to the examination OF the
He assures them that in view OF the hard times he will
sell them CHEAPER THAN cheapest. His stock Of
ladies' Dress Goods is large and well assorted the
staple Goods is unsurpassed in this city for quality
and price.
Gentlemen the reason why you should buy yourCIOth-
ing and Furnishing Goods from me, is that the quail
y and manufacture Of this portion ofmy stock is of the
best quality assure you that pains spared
BY me in making selections for this department Of my
stock as quality and style.
100 fine fashionable Ladies' CIoakS, which will be
sold at the very lowest prices
Come aud examine for yourselves and be convinced
of the fact. NJ. LEVY,
Texas street, near Spring,
now In Mrs. Laon's Brick Building
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LIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHT!!!

9ILGE ri =! SIASskI L :! sJEErIl ~!
TE7IIE best and cheapest light in use, is made from
IL Coal Oil, or by some called KEROSENE OIL, as it
burns twice long any other and the price Of which
has been reduced
The undersigned has a large assortment of Coal Oil
KEROSENE Lamps, in every variety of style; also:
Chandeliers, Hall Lamps Solar Lard Oil, Camphene and
Spirit gas lamps and all the articles required to be used
with them.
Always hand good supply Of the best quality Of
Refined Coal Oil, BIeached Oil, Camphene and
Spirit Gas Fluid, and the Southern Oil Com
panys' LubrieaGng Oil, now in general use, by the
barrel or gallon.
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp, which, il not exceed for burning kitchen grease,
lard, or oil very cheap. Also for FuIIeT's Patent
Faucet which lasts three times long any without
leaking the patent Scissors Sharpener, very cheap,
useful and convenient; the patent Decanter Bottle
stopper, good improvement Musgrove's patent
portable Gas Stove, very useful and convenient where
gas is used Spaldinss prepared Glue, which should
be in the hands Of every housekeeper.
The public is respectfully invited TO call
aRTEM0N HILL No 6 Charters street,
febS New Orleans.
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They respectfully call the particular attention of the
planters Of Louisiana and the adjoining States to their
style of Sean Engines Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans and
Draining Wheels which for strength durability and con-
renience, have not been excelled.
NpEr Orleans Fehrnary n 1Slf.
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PELICAN
~ AeoN AND CART REPOSITORY.

other kinds of Wagons for horses and oxen Cane Wag
ons and Carts Draws OK and timber wheels, with and
without axcs warehouse and steamboat Trucks; Jersey
and baggage and other carts for horses
and oxen 6andcarts wheebarrows of every description,
and all other articles in the wheewrgh line nude Of
the best seasoned materials and warranted be superior
to any other manufacture which viii be sold at reduced
prices and lower by any other establishment in the
southern country Purchasers will find totheir inter-
ests to call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere We use none but black locust hubs and bent
felloes NOV g. 1861 PHELPS, PARKE & Co.,
40 AZ and Al Perdido street, New Orleans.
n. B. We keep constantly on hand lerge assort-
ment of PLOWS and PL0W POINTS, from the cele-
brated mandatory Of Hall Spear, and R. Hall Co.
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'HILADELPHIA WAGON REPOSITORY
delet Street, New Orleans

WHERE can be found al
ways the la rye st and
best assorted stock in
the city, made Of the
very b E st 5 eason 2 d
White Oak, with Black
Locust HUBS, which is
offered at lower prices
than can be purchased
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Evidence still Accommodating.

TTIHE ALUM SAFE has repeated encountered fire, in
each case presenting its contents uuuiured gain
invite any competition who can procure reliable evidence
the contrary to publish it. promising not to IMPOSE Up
PUBLIC By subsequently recommending The art
Gle unquaIidedlv should once prove unreliable Tie
test hei BY the memorable and dcplorabc Tchouptou
las street fire unusually severe but that referred to
in the following was much more So the building burned
having been very spacious, and seven stories high.
FIRE IN FRANKFORT STREET
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TILE CHIEF AMONG TEN THoTs4 =.
ALLIE H'S InAGICALPA,p . -1oooAAD.

- 1, 6 = Z N'AN Al PAIN EXIT, ~
ga 'hlg5i. !y supPlanted all ol,.- 1oa
Western 5i'i-gatloAs n beth thu Oatiael,
Gnnslc merit IS the true secret NJ toouced aBd i.
affections whetherthecsns -ss success in all ~
:....a, BURNS 4 @sCALDs 1'or disease
tammation, by timely ap : ~ utsa pain ant
healer and the flesh is re- = ea, o. this marvel
bieMlSh or Scarreinaining = - % il by Char
THE FRIEND Or ( TEf, s-f-,,-.,
Children are frequent st,f = fa,.- ehSLBI
Tles, especially from fluid e ma . oA external .
-,nat; s 4U9tAei should Aara ,1Pysiols
and quickly removes the g T - AeulsS0EEI}Rp IN
prevalent in the nursery Z VI HlyeHoa-
TO TRAVELLERS BY&SEA .,-r
The machinist tie trav < eleI -, LAND.
vidual whose lot in life thro,. ~ every otheFi
chance Of accident from q exrIos; ui' within w
should bear in mind that q tbis 49, 4ie or collie
best and only friend. Il is = both - L&traCori. H
ana should ever be his q coinra,isl U'e and che
need There are thousands of GJinoyJ-} as friend
to lis marvellous virtue : Io "iaesSes 10 fs,.4
and muscles TO its saving s erficaeg 'e.F sound Ir
The following arc few ! of tbaI..
which DALLEY'S AlAGJ- 4 CAT D sgtaG9ing diseases
Rnr ne - ~ - ASA well as CURE; TOR
Bruises, EpGans generally.
Bos ~ PIES,
Broken Breast. p"is
Cancer, 66Aepmatiaa
Cracked Lips, s1SaS,
Chopped Handa q6 ltS M, ~, AL Kind. =,
Chilblains, Scr,c, u oVhes,
Cramp, Srprr'
Chates, sosiIs'
Diseases Of the Skin. ecrrs
Fiss3Is Scala Bead
Frost Bites, SnsIi y,
Fever Sores Trr,n-'" W.
Felons r5t,o,S'
GlauuIar Disaeses 1ISSl'si,
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NIN 2 Re
GAN AaIAN
VERMl|IUGE
A cIEsAIN
REMEDY ggH WORMS.

- Physicians generally now use MINERS Caps5i,,
Vermituge. This medicine is a simple vegetable Ire.
ration, and can always be administered with Herb.
safety and confidence to the result and win diva.
destroy Worms, and restore the patient to health.
Overcome thousand certificates have been sent to agents
from planters merchants and physicians bearing esi
mony to the efficacy Of this nfalibe remedy Warranted
in all cases.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE
We, the undersigned having FREQUENTLY sdmipists-.f
Winners Canadian Vermifuge and being fully satisfied
with its efficacy confidently recommend it as safe and
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of Worms from h.
intestinal canal. G. O. REILLY
Licentiate ofthe r. 9. Of surgeons in ireland s,c
G. W DICKINSON
Member of the r. c, Of surgeons in London r..
~ Physicians, Chemists and Druggists prqisea
TESTIMONY or NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS AND DRrGgss
We, the undersigned, Druggists Of the city Of Nav
Orleans, have sold in cur trade Winers Canadian Eer
fuge for ten years past; and since It's mtrodaet
into this section Of the country, il has given such @
faction to customers that feel justified Ii sagro
it is one of the best remedies for Worms We have am
knowledge of. Hu. Kennedy,
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OF DELoRD AND FouRcHE STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS.
Is prepared to furnish vertical and hoFi-
zontal Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, yacu-
um Pans, Sugar Kettles, CHARTERS, Fit
ers, steam and horse power Draining
Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron
Columns and Fronts for buildings, Fur
mace Mouths, Crate Bars, etc, and all
machinery required for the South.
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]GGU NRIF oNdN' GUS, aEI NNVtW SIOIIUS M!
FIRE IL FRANKFORT STREET.
Nav YoKK, Dec

''NEw YoKK Dec y, 1851
Messrs Valentine 4 Butler:-P Permit to inform you
that at the fire which occurred il the story build
ing Nos % and % Frankfort street on the 18th INST one
fYoEr Alum Patent safes was severely epoed to The
ny, which had to be done by drilling etc, 1
exceedingly gratied to find my books and papers in
state representation am fully convinced that the Alum
Patent Safe is all that You claim II to be, viz sure pro
tcctor and fire deyng repository for books and papers
Yours, etc, EDWARD 0. JENKINS,
No. 1s3 William street.
The subioned article from the Hudson River Sentinel
of 24th November last furnishes the instance of
the robbery Of LILIES CAsrIRoN UNSAFE through the
agency Of gunp POWDER and as have been for months.
and still, circulating unmpcachabe evidence Of its
repeated failures when attacked by fire and burglars, the
eronterY eYincedb by denomnatng in any other than
ironca sense, such article fire and Burglar Proof
is somewhat amazing being equivalent to the assumption
that Safe seekers destitute of common sense, being
compensated for such deficiency BY profuson offered
The Bank safe Broken, and Robbery off. w.
RUHsEY Co.'S BANK OF TABRYTowN.
a bold ana succeSSlu robbery OF the j. w lSumSeH
Co Bank in this village occurred on the night OF the
10th inst An effected at front door lead
ing to hall in the third story Of the building. The
Bank is kept on the second floor to which an entrance
was made through a door leading from the Stairway
The safe Of the Bank Of LEWIS LrLIss patent,
chilled iron Safes of Troy n y and is considered bur
gar proof. BY simply breaking of the knob from the
door, they succeeded IN inserting powder sufficient not
only to force open the lock- but completely blowing of
the door. The night enc peculiarly fitted for the
attempt, for the Wide-AWakcs had been paradng the
streets until late hour Of the night; that had noise
been heard by the neghbors in that locality the suppo
sition would at once been conceded that was report
of gun. Burglars experienced these evidently
were, readily made haul upon the contents to the
amount SlG05in specie and checks. News having come
early the next morning, started at for the
Bank the smell Of gun powder satisfied that some
thing unusual had happened We discovered the outer
part of the door of the Safe blown from its hinges If
Bank robbery, so eectual as this does open the
eyes of Bankers, we presume nothing will"
An assortment Of ALUM PATENT FIREPBOOF
SAFES contantly for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE
may22-ly+ 50 Magazine street above PoydraS
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egFALL AND WINTER GOODS / 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!
A. WINTER,


g-sas Has just received per steamers Era No l. ~ =,
E5A Fleta, Yazoo Belle, Rescue. and Lalkn <sa
va Edwards an extensive and complete stock ~
of Fall and Winter Goods, direct from the manufacu
rers selected person expressly for the Shreveport mar
ket and including all the latest and fashionable
descriptions of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
This stock being the foremost and most complete in
town. well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may rest assured thai they will be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them
Boots, Shoes and Brogans for ladies, men and boys
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Also-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries Plantation Stores, Hardware Cutlery
Glassware, Queensware, etc, etc. to all of which the
attention of my old patrons and thepublicis solicited
noy2 A. WINTER.
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before taillg new method OF dls
producing delicious, eXhilerat
infallible remedy for renoyatlng I
restoring the sick, suffering ana
health and strength.
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AND
Delightful Co
EVER TAKE
It is strictly q SC
and vegetable con
procured by the
ton of roots her
bark@yelIow dock
root, Black root
riIla, wild cherry b
Dandeliou enters
composition. The
aeti@e remedial pr
of each ingredient
, 1861-11-26

Daily Review Of Chicago Market,

-.-.-. MONDAY EVENING, NOT. 25, 1851.
FLOUR-Receiyed, 6557 brls; shipped. 45OC brra.
M1Eet very dull. Sales we're: 12O btls tAmerf-
can Mills at s. 10 de1 % hrls fair extra at sl *
del; 100 b1ls do at SO 65 del: 70 hrls do at -
gel; So b11s superfre at 1885 del; IS brls DO at
WHEAT Receipts, 81. SIG bn: shipments, none.
Winter at soc: 1000 bu No. do at 75c; II, COO bu
No. Spring at 72c; 5000 bu do lin HoWe's) at TX:
1000 bn No. Spring at 65slc; - COO bu do 1t 6Sc
100 bn do at 66a4c; 1900 bn Rejected Spring It
Sac: 1900 bn do at t3c: 400 bu do At 55s-all In
store.
CORN-Receipte, 5,4s4 bu; shipments. anUs1
bl. Market fImer. Sales 6,010 ba mixed fold re-
ce1ptsl st 2c in etore GOO bu do at 23c In etore
45,0G0 bu do at 23Ac in store. "
OATs.Receipts, s29 hn; shipments, 2.5co bn.
$500 bn Rejected at 15c in store
RfE-Receipte, s12 bu- No shipments. Firm.
Sales 400 bu No lin 8 particular warehouse) at
334c: 1C00 b1 do at 33c; 81 bags st 55a delivered
BUTTER-Dalty Is in good request at 1GG112c: :
FirHn is quiet at 61THc q d.
EGGs-Steady with = f.lr densnd for fresh at
12c = dog.
HiDEs-srpply larger and market dull. We
quote Green Country, 5H5Hc; Green Sailed, 5;
@6e; DIy Sslted, 109ioHe; Dry Flint, 114112c.
for Mess Pork and the market Is quiet at $950I
9.f5, 2t0 tiercee prime Leaf Lard at &c.
1O0PERAGE-300 pork barrels at 81 50 each.
P0TAT0ES-Qutet and nominal st 25c on
track.
-PoULTRY-Lige Chickens, sl.25.P doz; lire
Turkeys, 6@7c 2 D.
LIVE STOCK-uogs are In active densris By
packers and shippers, and the market advanced s
@10c Beef cattle steady. Sheep dull. Sale.
, 1861-11-26
LIVE STOCK-uogs are In active densr;1 BY
packers and shippers, and the market advanced s
@10c. Beef cattle steady. Sheep dull. Sales


NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Flonr heary, and only
moderate business doing for export and home
cons snnptio9. Prices, however; without material
jected; S. zoos 50 for superfinc siste: IS eo@
$50 for extra state; $54b15 50 for eupeTdne west
ern; $56Q95 90 for common to medium extra
ho bPepds alest o.s
gnIet- . Canadian flour without change in price.
Sales, 1905 bbls at $5 45@5 50 for superd1e; S Is
s1iet a9d .tead5 at s5.a5@14o. Corn meal IN IN
WH1sKET-Lower. Sales, 600 bb1s at aoz G2ox.
rest doing fer export Sales 45,C0o bu Chi spring
It Fl so01 Is 5000 bn Racine spring at 81 $50
1::5; II zoo northwestern club at 81 251t.26 S.,
lows st ST 231 30; G5o0 winter red state at 81 35
amber hi! hat$1 as@1 10: 6sobs white Ind ats1 81
Mo At 81. .4o; 1s,6p0bu white Mich at51 t5Gl l.46
Rye steady at S7@Sse. Barley firm. Sales 4.0o0 bu
Cansda East .t7 s,a00 By Canada West st
Csc Corn opened heavy and closed about 1c low
eE; moderate demand f9r e1ppoEt, g IT, speeulatien and
price; 65x 666e for resteFn yellow 7ic for White
notice sa1et OF 00bn medium be2ns at g. 50. Oats
IN moderate request at 47G4sc for canadian, Jer-
Pno71s1oks-The demand for p2zk continues
far snd market without change. Sales $50 brls At
$125Q@13 for mess; $S-5099 for prime Beef
rules quite firm. Sales 100 brls at $4l4.60 for
country prime; S5@,5.5o for country mess; $11D
IL for Iepacked mess: $13013 50 for extra mess.
Dressed hsgs active and frner at 41+415c. Beef
hams in moderate request. Sales 50 barrels at
SIS so. Prime mess beef firm and IN fair
demand at S1s.5eD2O 90. Cut meats are
Gull and nominally unchanged. Bacon in good
demand. Sales 500 boxes short ribbed middles,
city cut ut 6@s4c: smoked eides quiet at 65<D
exc. Lard less active and EcarceiF 80 firm. Sales
45U brls at S56a9x, latter an extreme prfca. But
ter fitmer with fair demand at 10014c for Ohio,
t5@a1c for state. Cheese 5H@Sc.
L SIocks-Dul1 and down: C g. r I 52X G j. 7
s.; & P 124 Gal & Q 69T n 7 tn II gtd
3616; Erie pfd s.; buds s., Reading 81 II IS; II .
TX; g script 6911 Pan 1134 Pac mail s6H I
BIDS 38; Tenn 6s ~ No AK; Va 4759.
OSWEGO. Nov. 25.-FLoUn unchanged.
GRAN-Wheat steady. Sales i, 500 No 2 Chi
cago spring at 9Sc $500 amber Michigan at 81 Is.
Corn lower. Sales 16, 900 bus Indiana at 46c,
Barley aRd rye quiet. Peas dull. Sales 500 bu
Canadian at 64c.
CANAL FaE1GuTS-Ehipments made this morn.
ing at 1Sc for wheat and 16c for to New York
LAKE. IAroB-s-2s 800 bu wheat, lo, ,4cv bu corn.
BUFFALO. Nov a5.-FLoCR-S Steady.
GRAM-Wheat quiet Sales 5000 bu Milwaukee
club at "a 6C09 bu red winter at 0; 6G00 bu
dinary white Canadian 1t $1.06. Corn steady.
Sales 16 600 bu at 3sH.
CAEAn FRE1GuTs-W heat &c to Rochester.
LAKE IHPoRTs-6000 bzls -four, 30,0 600 bu wheat
| 16t 90 bu corn. 25Q0 bu rye.
CANAL E1roRTs-64.0G0 bu wheat, 17,000 bu
COLI, 1900 bu rye
, 1861-11-26
MONETARY

LoypA1 EsxHNa, Nov. rs .e5s.
It will be alopg time btfore our people recover
e1 tsrey f1cu1 the effects Of the collapse Of In
hntrs clne1cy. The losses ard lawsuits aristng
there fri viii cont1nue tokbe felt and to figure In
the cnu,ts fos many months, perhaps ifor m8ny
y'a7s. to come. Judgment was rendered to-day In
favoz Of Ehes Chandler. Of Maeemb, against the
1sriae Bark, for 91s,a75.s3, being the amount Of
principal with interest at per cent on running
bal account The judgment was rendered egainet
q" stuEp-ta1l' ~ balance, no allowance being made
for the depreciation Of the stuf; and such
Fave aluays teen the decisions OF the
court. In all timilAr Cases. The Law allows no
abatemt Mt Of responsibility. When banker re-
ceiTes any currency rs money, the courts hold him
responsible to pay money in return.
Exchange is working c1oseF. The 1ndianx
B1arches, the Bank Of Montreal, Sturgas & Sons,
and perhaps one or two others, sold to custonets
at u per cent premium; several charged Il, and 4
few sold at Il. The buying price WIS about 4,
though Gales were fmAds- at a fraction above and
below that figure.
The demand for money Is active, though as Jet
the market is fully supplied. Pork dealers are
making large drafts, audSgeneraly business is
active.
NEW YoRK STOCK MAREHT.-The following are
the closing prices for caah paid for stocks in New
York to-day:
, 1861-11-26

Sentinel ofthis r1or1fnp esvx.
Money matters were quiet OF Saturday, tie zen.
eral features OF the mafket being about the aarne
- previously reported. Exchange was aim At !
9 cent. premium, and currency scarce-at Ieast
bank accommodations were difficult to be- of.
tanned. It is The evident policy Of the bauks to
husband their resources closely Is possible unt
the public mind becomes thoroughly con11nced
that the existence Of cur banking system il MT
Incompatible. with the reforms which the new
banking Law inauglrates at the beginning OF he
present month. When confidence IL the c1rrency
becomes sufficiently eetablished under the neT
law to warrant them IN doing 20, the banks Viii
gradually leoeen the tight rein they are now hold
Ing, and We thal then have an EASY money m.rSet
and M lcTer rates Of exchange, We venture to pre-
dict, than during any preceding winter.
The demand for exchange on SatuSdsy was mt
near 20 pressing ae 1t the close OF last week. and
ne understand that outside dealers were disppsino
Of what they held at rates they would not have
thought OF accepting week Or two since.
Gold was much less eagerly sought for aud to-
Wa1de the close Of The week considerable quanti-
t1es we're being offered for tale at the banka. Tha
ruling benk rates we're 14@2 2 cent while out
side rates varied hom 5 to 2 cent.
ILLINOIS BAE1s.-The quarterly report Of the
Bank Commissioners Of Illinois shows that fifteen
banks ars not under call. They give the following
recapitulat1on OF the stocks, &C., held by theea
hor1 IL.
, 1861-11-26
CHICAGO WATER WnRKS.-

N*140s
ng1tEtS--a.tc - 1etS y ~ ~ " 9oHa1age
Cemrany. are her.by notned that me sac nd Semi
annual payment OF the year commencing May 1st
Eel atd ending May st, 1s63 WIN be due aud payabie
On the first Of November ne1t at the otaee Of the
Tie RsyIaent seFe,a aeela.ed :? Be due or tas nrst
comme1cI,g VT that day and ending May /. 1851
Owners or occupants Of buildings vEtca are tuatsd
on lots adjoining any EtteeL avenue or aey. hro21t
which The distributing water pipes laid but which
are not supplied with water are also that the
Second Semi Annual pay ment for the assessment fer
the ygaE eo1nmencin9 Msy 'st 1es1; and endis MAJ
place. By order Of tie Board
B CARPENTER President
Ohce Of the Board Of Public Work., Oct t1e, 1a5l.
, 1861-11-26

D L e D:

In Lopdnn En4lar i, 18th Of Oct altar lo1 and
gtveIe rur&rsnE. MARTHA 3onnstkt eh teE OF Joseph
DAWe II this city
In this cty: ts1s morning, oftyphctd fersr. HoRA.
ITO 4 BLeKHFIE7, sgedla.
Fn1 sral rom tht huus1 OF his ttother-in-1aw, q.
KencfE, 80 r aoss2 A. eaue. On TottdAJ. .6fa st.
As9 2. Il,
, 1861-11-26
Wm. F. Brownell, Washington, D. G.
Mis- Helen D. Sexel1, Fr3eburg, nd.
The Th an k1e1vtnR Dinner to the 8ol-
d1ef4e

dlefas
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Yours Of this morning contained notice
in regard to Thanksgiving services, to be held
In Metropolitan Hall under the auspices Of the
7. M. Christian Association.
The Association desired to carry out the
plan suggested In your notice, But after con-
snltaiion with 8 number Of citizens and SOL
dieIs, We found It might create dissatisfaction
to thus select single regiment from the 5 600
men now stationed here. Our reason for
choosing the Douglas Brigade WAS that they
have been with Us longer fhan any others, and
they expect to leave this week ioz the
field. One other reason was that they
are uniformed, and the regiment is full, which
We thought might prevent others from com:
ing. As onr efforts have not been confined
to ary one regiment, we desired not to preju-
dice ary OF the soldiers against the Associa-
lion. WeEould rrjoice wera we able to give
dinner to all the noble soldiers noT in camp
near our city, had not our expenditure
for Libraries, hymn books. &c, distributed
among fifteen regiments rendered this impos-
eib3er
FL
, 1861-11-26

The bsnks. II thgy should hold th:loan just t.
fer. wcnlt Tesli1e At 1e7et . per cent premium
eRep This would e.1r, tie psee :, np TO ne.rJ
a1tfrpr with poTt,nmept and tave probably pretty
fully sepired their Losses growing out Of tbs re-
billion,
, 1861-11-26
MARINE LIST.
p Q r T OF CHI so

L l. -
ARRIVED. Nov. 25
Prop Montgomery. Cottrel, Buffalo. 1900 bhls salt
Prop Michigan, Chapman, 0gdeneburEh, sundries.
PseR %eno3a Tnaa eo2te s3a B9!s 1os saniies
Bark Sweeny, Burns, Buffalo.
schr Geaeine, Dun oVan, Manitowoc, g eds wood.
sehE Charlotte F. Falton to- i, I Do 100 Do DO
schr Exchange, Reed, Cleveland, 400 tons coal
Schr Bueua Vista, Lee, Two Rivers. 35o0 ties.
sehr FL Tempo, Huger, ManitoToc, 800 II shingles,
schr Rambler, Pugh, Forest Hill, 4ocds wood, $50
sehr Taseolas IeElliot:, Grand Rtvez. 700 bbls
p1aeter. 80 m pickete.
schr s a Richmond, The rnton, Buffalo.
scbr Jane Louisa, Davis, Aanistee, IS eds wood.
sehE Aeags1l. o'cepnoI, KeWsnee; s cds wood.
schr 4 n sho5er, schlohoh1n, Mauitowoc, IS N
Sch, FaIms1 Fsn nsr' 1e.,s N.r,tovoc a,o .,,n,,as
schr Cbas HihbaId- Carle, Buffalo, SO tins powder
Schr Advance, Miller. Twin River, 130 N lumber.
Schz Hayden. IngersolL Pt. Washington, 30 m
schr Harriet Ann, Hanson. Grand Haven, 50 cords
schr Delos D,Wolf, Joyce, otwego. 11o tons coal.
selr Speed, Westman, Auskegon, a5 n lumber.
schr Ostrich, Pratt, Cleveland, 400 tons coal.
Schr Muekipgum, Jeffrey, Cleveland, 400 tons coal.
schr Ravenna, Malott, Buffalo.
schr Altar, Kyle, Buffalo, 100 brls salt, 140 m lum
schr Mezeppa. Merriam, Buffalo, 14o tons coal.
Schr = Gtay, McG1aw, Buffalo. 10 m lumber.
Brig II STANDARD, Banner. Buffalo, 800 tons coal.
CLEARED. Is.
schr GeeiGe, Dnnavan, Manitowoc-
Schr Charlotte, Fulton, Ma1itoWoc-
Schr Rambler. Pugh, Racine.
scsr ss shc5er. 1sr schiobothm. Ssa,t % IurSsgon.
Schr Chas Hibbard, Curle, Port Washington.