davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22

Patriotic SlumDeT ana sensation.
Day before Yesterday as the story
goe-. devoted member ofthc--Church
and . most ardent Union man, attended
"diyino worship" according to his in
variable custom; but the weather being
warm and oppressive, the worthy citizen
fell as!ecpin his pew during the early part
OF the service
He siumbered quite pleasantly, and Just
before the sermon began the choir and
congregation sang patriotic h'mn, that
filled the sleepcr's mind with love OF
country that could not be resisted. ne
text was, And what think We oi Christ
repeated emphatically by the minister.
This appeal 70 the slumberer was too di-
rect, aHe his thoughts becoming confused
III hrs half wakeiul. half dreaming state
he iyrgot where he was and the exact IA
ture OF the question. and responded 80
loudly and distinctly that he could be heard
through halt the chu-ch:
"Think | think and know he IL all
right; he's for the Union al the time.
The effect Of this unexpected and alto
gether secular utterance upon the Wous
brothers and sisters. m1y be bettr iancled
than related A fdw looked horrliled, bat
more could scarcely refrain from laughter
Yet who shall say that the somnolen'
patriot WAS not correct IN his scmi-uncon-
scous declaration
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
1T II GOING To HAPPEN.

Were in daily expectation that some
thing is go.ag % be done az Washington
CITY. About ever other day the papers
bring word. that the rebel pickeis are adj
vancing closer and closer to Washington.
l,is asserted also with an air OF reliability
that Washington is to be attacked before
THE week is gone. The Commercial says,
ui,h a flourish that would imply that
those who drive the quill' for that paper,
know al about the orders OF the Govern
neu,, "tha, the story will be told this
week The New York Tribune's Wash
incton correspondent asserts confidently.
that the rebels have no design whatever
on the Capital
Again. the National Republican, speak
ing Of The supposed attention of the rebels
20 cross The Potomac for the purpose for
invading lower M@ss land, SAYS that the
rising of the negroes Is much more
probable than . demonstration by the
seceSScntsts, uiFo 'hit'stHo i"t "s'-~
be emancipation. If the slave holders Of
that resivn do not rcmain loyal. And so
the daily papers haye it. Believe which
YOU like But OF this you nay be certain,
that before three weeks coils away, there
will be n desperate and bloody battle at
ar near Manassas II is TO be hoped that
u will not be a Bulls run. Troops are
pouring iato that region OF country very
rapidly. The War department has order
cd all regiments to proceed at ohce TO
Washington. Aud If the papers tell the
truth Gen. Mcclellan il working wonders
IN the discipline and arrangement. of the
Army. ltisacl;eved when the time comes
that he will ne able 10 make the Bills
run in another direction. We must pre-
rare ourselvestc hear Of desperately con
tested battls. Mcclellan and Beaureguard
we're classmates together, they studied the
arts Of War in the same school. their ar
mies are both determined upon victory;
hence fight which NAY be more sangaia-
airy than any that has fallen to the lot of
che historian 20 recocd in mOdera times
Our army IS in the right, and We shall ex
pect victory % perch upon its banners.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22

Rocket BATrErEs are suggested as
means to drive the rebels OUT OF their
masked retreats Those used in the
British service are propelled through Il
thick iron tube, the Fuse being cut 10
burn a given distance, as in the case OF a
shell to the rocket is attache,.. pole from
eight 10 ten feet loag. which. coming in
collision with any object, has the effect OF
starting the rocket in the opposite way; in
the meanwhile the Iroiectilc il vomiting
a perfect sheet of liquid flame, lighting
up everything for mile around aud
lighting everything Of an infAmmable ma
ture, while the dense smoke arising
therefrom will cause the best disciplined
soldiers to leave their guns and flee ia
search OF 4 purer atmosphere. IL finally
terminates in shell of the most dcstruc-
tive kind.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
The War seen from Europe.

BAvARD TAYLOR writes from Germauy
Here at this distance. see truly the sig
njficaucc of the struggle. Here, where
in years past, I have combltted hostile
opinions, grappIed with tough monarchic.
al preiudices. and exhausted myself in en-
deavors 10 make cur politicrl system clear
% minds which, otherwise well instructed,
had not the least comprehension of It's
character-my present difficulty IS. not to
show that the rebellion should be suppress
ed. but TO show how it could possibly ever
have arisen The fatal imbccilitv Of Blu
chanan's administration has seriously dam
aged our prestige abroad: any hesitancy,
any tampering with treason, any failure
on the part OF rulers to press the war bold
lv and vigorously to conclusion. Would
complete the mischief In Europe il Is
our republican form of government that is
on trial \ dcspotic assumption OF pow
or would inJure us i1F less, IN the present
instance, than an exhibition ct weakness
~ an orthodox believer in SILT govern
ment, my constant PRAYER Is. God rresrrve
as from the shame. the inCraa .caAle in -
nv OF peace on anY other terms than the
unconditional submission of the traitors.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
Look AT This

To the public and "all the rest
of mankind" Be il known that
Lafe Deardofi has left family and
friends to defend his country's
flag and honor.against them araud-
ing hordes of Southern Rebels
and Traitors. And it is now ex-
pected that those who have been
receiving their rations of meat
from his patriotic hand for num-
Der OF years Will Immediately
come forward and pay up their
Beef Accounts, thereby saving
trouble and cost.
| am determined to pay my
debts, and as fully determined to
collect what is Justly coming to
me So beware
DANIEL Reason
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
FROM BOSTON.

Bosrox, August. I9.-The schooner
Windward, from Turks Island, August
lst, arrived at Holmes Hole on the 18th
inst.
The Windward. was captured by the
JEFF. Davis on the 18th inst. The next
dav the JET. Davis captured the brig
Santa Clara. of EaStnort, loaded With
sugar and rnelasses. bound from Porto
Rico tor Boston. he JEFF. Davis then
put on board the WIndward twenty-five
men taken from various vessels previously
captured and let them 60. The bark
AlvaradO, from Cape Town for Boston,
las, also been captured oy the JEFF. Davis
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
Lively Times IN Missouri-Three
Fights.

General Fremont is waking things up
IN Missouri BE orders cannon, shot and
shell. n.rSkets and army store by the car
load; in Two days they are at 1t. Louis.
He wants money for his troopS-the banks
10 So. Louis loan him Se5n,000 on his
own credit. Hardly a man in the North
west but would have chose him for his
leader. heRce his demand for additiona'
troops is responded to ike magic.
On Tuesday morning battle took
place at Charleston Mo-. between go
Federal and 700 Rebel troops. The Fed
eral forces were victorious, completely
routing the rebels, killing 81 and taking
u prisoners. The loss on our side one
killed and few wounded.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
rRnM NEW YORK.

Nav YoKk, August, l9.-There are
nov Il regiments forming in this city
Pull and Incomplete regiments will doubt
less now be forw &rded as rapidly as pos
sible. The city can probably send $4,000
men in few DAYS.
The schooner Hannibal. from St Tnom-
as, reports that the TTivateer SumpteT
has been captured by one of our men-of
war and taken back 70 Curacao Doubt
faf
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
\ HelIish Plot.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Herald
reports the discovery OF an attempt "a blow
up Fort Columbus, on Governors Island.
Four men are represented to have gone
there monday with the intention Of laying
4 train to blow up the magazine. and de-
stroy several hundred tons OF powder and
4 large number of soldiers.
A telesraphic dispatch from Gen. Ere
mout, announces that in the battle near
Springfield Gen Sweeney received flesh
wound in the leg, but was able to ride on
horseback TO Springfield.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
ACatholic prlesi Arrested.

Nrw York AuGu-T. l6.-J- \. King, a
Catholic priest, was last evening taken in.
To custody and taken To the detective po-
lice Office by number OF excited Germ MS
Sho alledgcd that he was 4 Ssccssionist.
They charge that he partook OF lager beer
with number of volunteers. and then tried
to induce them 10 desert He huscd the
Government outrlgeouSlV ,con;ending that
the southern couicdcracy ought 10 be rec1g
nizod, ane finally became 50 bold in his
assertions as to eura.c the Germans and
they At once arrested him. Their prisoner
was Detained for examination.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
The Cannonading AT Acquia
Greek.

WASHINGTON, Aug I6.-This morning
many rumors prevailed as TO the effect Of
a battle at Acquia Greek, as having taken
place IN the day but an officer Just return
ed from that vicinity, stated al the Navy
Department ,hat the Seeessionists fired
several shots at the Pawnee, probably
from riaed cannon, which she returned.
The forces were too far apart 70 iHfict
damage, and this Is all OF the story.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
Fugitive slaves of Union Nen-fscn.
FTemont's views of the Subject.
UrApo-AR-rRs. u rsrrRN DEPARTMENT,
ST. Louis, Aug. 10, 1861.
To Samuel 7. GiOuer, Esq:

To Samuel 7. Glover, Esq:
SIR: am instructed by Major General
Fremont, % say % you in reference to the
two slaves that were taken from certain
'.Union Men, in the northeastern por-
ton OF the STATE, by Col. Turshin, OF the
Nineteenth Illinois volunteers, that por-
ton of the State being then and now in a
State of iisurrection-the slaves having
been brought To this city with the re.i-
ment, afterward detained in the Arsenal.
and from thence escaped beyond recovery,
and most OF the circumstances occurring
before his arrival in this city, that he
would suggest 10 the claimant of the
slaves, that they prove their claim, and
the fair value OF the Slaves, rs well ~
their own position rs Omen, active frIencs
Of the general Government, having all
properly affirmed % before some legal
authority, that q ] documents be trans
nitted q him, when he vii forward them
20 the Government: n Washington, with
his recommendation that the claim be paid,
and he further desires me 10 say that he
cannot consent that this should be con
sidered as precedent for the settlement
of similar cases, where the circumstances
mar materially differ.
Very respectfully,
t. VI. DAVIS, Capt and Sec'y.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
NOTICE
Indiana to-wit Randolph County.
CrHocIr CovRr, F4LL Tank, l-sl.
Clau'iu- Prevos,.)
IIlr.r..
Eliza Preyes.. \

The plaintiff oy EraN ~ Monks. his attor-
nets- now comes aud files the affidavit az a
competent person by which 10 is shown hat the
sad DE- 'sndsnt i rot & resident OF the State Of
Indiana. Notice j. therefore hereby given 10
The said defendant q the fling and pendency
81 said application for divorce. and that IN
less she personally be and appear before the
Judge OF said court on the second DAY 81 the
next term ~ TIE Randolph Circuit Court 70 be
held in and for said county and stata on the
third Monday of September. lr6l. n he court
house "a Winchester. ia aid souniy. that said
application vill Be heard and determined iu
her absence. Attest: r.. u. SEFF.
BRowS & No~a@ ana k,losr. sffs-- fl-k-
- .. ffI
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
ANOTHER
81. Lows. August 90.

81. LoUIs, August %.
Capt. Noleman with 30 mounted men
lett Birds Point at o'clock last evening
90 Join the the forces under Dougherty.
but failed 10 form a junction. lie met
\ party Of rebels about 100 strong, gave
them battle, killed two, took 80 prisoners
and % horses. without the loss Of man
ST. LOUIS, August 20.-The town of
Commerce, forty miles above Carlo. which
was taken IN Sunday, and a battery plan
ted by the seceSsioniSts, was taken last
night by FIVE hundred troops sent down
from Cape Girlrdeau by order OF General
Fremont.
The rebels r lde Ia staud. but retreated
with their battery on the approach of our
men. The rebel force was about I5G in
fantTy, and the same number OF clvalry.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

H1smS0rFS. August l7.-Tbe confed-
crate forces have nearly al fallen back TO
Fairfax Court House thus Wdeuing the
distance separating the hossiic forces
The piekeis OF both armies, however. &C
>spv nsar!v the s-ne sivsBSed positions
|. Nsrrfofers.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
ENISkLE & LYON
Sc.ciHg Machine Co..
2 - " . - y = TT . III NllI fIIlU
IMPORTANT FACTS.

FACT No This Company beng duly licensed
tGvir Machines 4ie plOtrltea a-.4.s. ll-
inngemcnts or ni.gauou.
Al ~ = Acs- nl-tulL make the lock
st4ieti--a4lAc On UotA stt4cs-lls4 u.s. lsille
4c.a thaE aalt - much -4rca. and s.lA IS luV
enaIh 90 loop stIC- AatAuus.
FA,r W 5-lA-s- .da,ul..es are better adapt
Cd ihah an! utAeT sowing ia4tA4uc, in isar-
Acs 10 thc trcqleht c44l -c, Add .lluu,t emu
Ices variety 81 sc~lug req aired az O. l..luuy.
IAca Wlli scW irua4 0tv tu tscntS tal.A-
hSsses 90 MarseateN WltlO.t storlang. aud
mAAe ever sttrn ,cricsl. IAcy eAl cNcp
sew from Tue Aucst ,4aLs tp its Acatlos.
ci'th, auu even stoAt, uaru lcat4cr, without
ehahsihs the ICED, needle, Or tcAslOu, og
iia~tis 4a4A adjustment 90 D-c.l...c Na-t-srs.
J. h't sue. u.-tttiis 1--l ..,.4 iscd a. i-s.I.1
usel aha i best adapted 10 ismily Use, au!
L"l OfcfA variety 90 usAl sewing 4a."ui..l-
kti.ret tor wurA tFu hraNy ipr oar t-iu4i.
Naehiue, - e frtoa,l.scud 0ur larger Sues.
fAtT No a. lhcsc ulal uluts Haka tAc nlu>i
elastic scam 81 ans Se~I ny machine ga use
itet ~ very great Importance iu So ing
cldstt goods, 90 goods 90 anN Aud COS a bias.
Far W - NJ machine Is more dlraolc ol
more sample Ia Ita VOhstrLtl4pA, o. tnorc Co.
81! understood. Inc reputation ul tacsc
niaelll'cs NhereYer used vail laas demon
st'-t, csaCh ui tl4c above FA,is.
FAtI NJ % -ihcsc Machines p'uS ihc Hlghc-'
Premium al lhc rranAlln !.-,.thto. ! "ti -.
Fan \" - these .,iacll.es tupN t.r it-..cs'
PREMIUM al Lac Ac~ JvrsN Siatc tair.
Al ~ these Maslllhc, t1oa tae lIlghcs'
Medal az lac Amrrlctn institute, d, tae tll1
oi "" horA, together witn tnc utLhv-t l'ro-
lHtum l0r Lhc Sowing Na,utl4e .ss.a.
FA'r M H-IhCsc .u"ouucs touk both ih,
highest Freaniums al lAu Ncrhaut,s r4Il,
lttCa. NV orb.
FAcr W IT. lhcsc Machines can do the SAM
thins gsnc-all!, whenever property cAhioit
cd "a competition with uthcr u4 u class sew.
lax Machines. but We nave spaCc lor oia,
one IAtT morc-it j. IA. mu5l lIugort.Ll
F4ct ct all.
FAcI No I've u AERAST every Machine "a,
scil 10 give better Satisfaction titan ...t othcl
Sowing Machine iu iua "a cl. or i.lOh,A H. iu.,I'o
il , Sehd ior a Circular.
AGEHi@ u M TED. Address
Finklc s Lyon Sewing Machine Co.
aUg s2-l,uS rs BnoAuvAy NF,y NopK
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
Gen. Lyon.S Grave.

General Lyon was buried on Col.
Phelps farm near Springfield.
Il was rported that the rebels hal enter
ed Springfield, and were encaRp*d in and
around the town.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22

NOTICE Is hereby given fha; viii apply to
tho Board ~ Commissioners OF Randolph
County. Indiana. a. their next term. commru-
eng on The ar>i MouIay ia September. lsljt,
for license - -el Intoxicating drinks iu
less quantity Than quart "a "a timr." lNilh the
privilege o. allowing the same 10 be drank sn
sucss- AMI TIL pr misses wn"rcp.T said liquors
are 10 be drank. are located ou Washington
street ia t9r TOW of Winchester. ou lot NUM-
her one. IL DO the ca~f front. eE she corner of
said " asniLgton agi Easi street. Ia said town
81 Winchester. Randolph County. Indiana, sud
iu y hit.riVcr township.
august =. ISL. ADAM HIR~Ch-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
ALL WORK WARRANTED,

Examinations made and advice given. gratis.
Having been operating Tor q considerable
length ~ Ii,ue ln one 90 ihe bess De ntal Offices
IA Cincinnati VITA nr,. J. Doughty and ;.
" ardie. hc feels confident that he can please
the most fsl-tid.ous boz all respects.
once. las, side - The Public square. over
d. Barnum &. CO.. store. 'uf Is
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August l9.-Tnere ara.
now 81 skeleton regiments in this city,
Philadelphia will be able to send an army
of 5000 or 900 men.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
FROM FORTRESS MoNROE.

FoRrREss MoSRoE, August ls.--Gen.
Wool assumed command ~ Old Point
hi. morning. ., Willopchbv foiu'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BIZ virtue ola decree and execution 10 me
directed from ne Randolph Common Pleas
Court. I will expose to sale AZ the Court House
door. ia Winehestcr :, Randolph Co. ind .0n the
10Th day of August, 1861,
Between the hours Of l0S'clock q. N. and {
e-ciock p. IA. q said day. the following real
estate. situated ia Randolph Co. Ind, Ia wit:
Lots number ore and two. in block nnmh-r
fsur. ia the tosn % Bartonia. Randolph county
lE3iana.
EVecuied a. TIE property ~ John ".
JozEsou al The sgitofOhvcr Kelley.
8. Il. JENKINS
-, =. - -rs- 80. size
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
NOTICE.
state Of Indiana Randolph COUNTY
Is rur RAspoLru CiS, rir CORR. FAIL
Term, =. -. lo5l.
Eliza Patch, }
s- Z
Amos IS. Patch
LiacI Tor Divorce.

- Ih'eI ior Dlvo7cc.
Amos IS. Patch)
rhe said complainant ~ her attorney s..
Brown Is. Monks. now cptucs md iilcs alt ~ p
d..tIt ns ehicn u j. shown tnat sad 4 mos
IS. fat,h j. not 81 resident col Tie stale 81 lad O.
atu. Notice = itc ci"rc hereby given said
Amos - Patch thar Ulicss bee gcr>ouallv Hu-
pear before the jad,s oi ~.l;I coUT it thr coart
house ia Winchester, GOA LcSccoud day uf sad
term. 70 De holden ou the tIir MondaN 900 sep.
tcmbrr next, and then aud There au-Ner To
- ld complaint or the same Viii be heard and
determined in his abscner.
Attest. Al. III. NEEF. ok.
August ]. lsGl. 4w
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-22
NOTICE.

There will be q meeting of the Stockholders.
Of the Nin,h .sicr and St.t- Line Turnpike
company. al > - clock y. ". GA saiurday th-
3lst Of August l-6i. al Winchester inl,ala. Tor
the purpose 81 clcclin- Directors Tor said rptn-
pan,. i"r lic iHsueing car. L.. order at tlr
.10ard.
v. kENr, President.
y. HUI, Secretary.
August -. lsGl.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-01
Ee: AD0ther,

Yesterday a much larger flag than
She one presented Il few days ago,
was brought into our sanctum by oll
young friend, G, W. Taiutor. Il is
T neat aud well gotten up fla. From
Ia, We can understand, friend 7. did
not admire Alag NJ. /, ana therefore
proceeded to get one up on his own
hook, calling upon several Of our mcr-
chants to assist him, among whom
he makes mention of the tolIowiu :.
gentlemen who contributed the mate
rial: NezSrs, OVERLY & Hatc.if!,
thi!dcrs \ Beard, and W Marks.
We thank them for the part they
acted III the affair, and shall endcavor
to return the compliment at some tjl-
ture time. Mrs. \. g. Iaintor, the
mother Of our Young friend, was then
put to the task Of making il. 70
her much credit IS due for the trouble
she was put at for our benefit, and We
are under many obligations to her.
We unfur!od our banner to the
breeze, and it was greeted By loud
shouts from several Of our friends,
and waving of hats. Il not only at
tracted the attention of all passers
by, but was admired by every one.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-01
Peace Measures.


In different sections Of the federal
union they endeavor, every now and
then, to make strenuous efforts for
peace. Meetings are held and reso-
buttons passed but with what results
we have yet to learn. We approve
OF the motives which prompt the ma,
jority Of the persons concerned
but then half of these demonstrations
amount to nothing in the end; OH
the contrary, they have tendency
Of making things worse. A. such
gatherings viii generally be found
men who hate us Of the South with
the most bitter hatred, and they are
such as have received their main su o.
port from the rebels but with the
hope Of further fleeing them, they
graciously atiix their signatures to a
scrap Of paper headed "a meeting
for peace measures and, with hypo-
SAi'i'"A commentaries anu SlIlOOCll
tongues, they wend their way to the
place of meeting at the appointed
hour, and aid in passing resolutions
most friendly to their persecute1i
tr0tlers Of the South. How affection
ate those Christian men are. They
woU.c not harm hair on our heads:
their hands would be uplifted agains,
any such thing, while at the same
time their names could te found op-
posite respectable sum on another
list tor-our assietance-no but for
carrying on the war begun. Do such
men imagine that We Of the South
can tie SO easily duped? If SO, they
will discover their mistake when toe
late. The under current is too strong
to deceive the experienced, ard we
would advise them to wait little
longer. Peace is not what NE want I;
but security. and recognition of our
sections OF country as independen:
States under a different government
Withdraw your armed men from the
battle-iields, and proclaim to the
world that the Southern Confeder-
acy is recognized by you; that We
are free and independent people,
having no utilization whatever with
the Federal government. Then, and
not till then. will We think YOU are
cndeavoring to act friendly toward.
the South.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-01
GAIA Day.

Our citizensare making grand prep
arations for the FOURTH"
There viii be a procession formed
OF the different military companies Of
the Parish; the iremen, we presume
joining in; they will then proceed to
participat in q barbecue, to be given
about two miles in the country.
The ladies ofour city. on the eve
ming Of tina, day. propose giving a..
entertainment, "tahleauxs," the pro-
cccas TO be devoted TO The benefit Of
the Shreveport Grays. We predict
a full house, ard lots Of fun on the
occasion. Let evervbodv's face be
seen among the audience; and while
amusement had; for the money ex-
pended. banevolence will be exhibit
ed.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-01

Eo,so. c;.,- T,,,, 81 T. :.
s.a,SI T.. ~ ,g: "no t ~
cvarr.tsd ~ fox ~, '1 foLt nase
,,o,4oI ~ I,",.I -o - 800 - ,.
Xxx I,.t, AS . 81 d. ,'tnp
~. C,sTl 80 .I. , '.;o''ts's ui'e'''
rI,.,in,,.. .IN t-'s 's'1t 'I I:I3
,Ia,,,. .''.Io =, t.,o - "erc hi'IeG
rs =, 49,, "a ~, i-s's ~ ~
n.a r wa, "a. '''' IL 81 ''''-s f>ti''
$500. - ~! J., ,v.r,,
low. ..nt, 1aS 800, v-II>11 ~.
.,r,cI,;n', 100, So, w. y tol:il'
- ~ '4'' . ''oi -, ia
III ~ iooi. III, -,. 90. l '. ~
..a,.a,S-. 49, IT.. IT,. - ~ 't'S
A.. l. 49,: 80 $50: 80. l'"' '.i I
1a,t.bn--o~s Ill ~ ~ :. ~ - ~
.s.. cn,, .; al III o =" s.lI s. a
i've. a,.r,s o~,a1. :. lsb,,.,, i,..e e,.t
Iii l., o,.,.os,.,!! 81, 1,,:.
Va. w ~, ~ ~ NJ, i,'''- ,,!
b;,< CI1,,-,S,io , o. - -. ne s.e''.i'-
,.;,.a3 .a',I ~ ',.,C ~ 80 49, a.
T..,."r Ia a,,nam1 ~ ~, Ike eii a
I'D va. raooLrT -" ,L;,'; '"'
T. was rn,,ar.o5 ~. r. H..
;n;.o,,. =, sE,,, IL ~ .t[ 1Y'.
,.+a,,j $50, So, '''' '"'>~'' .
1'ba C,b,,, ayci+owo,. .b,,.