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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-12
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.


AS Governors Island is one Of the chief points of
attraction the present time, necessary to present
TO the rea ling public daily account OF what transpres
there; at least during the movements Of the military in
vicinity.
There appears to be some little business going
number of recruits received daily and are at once
handed over to the tender merces Of the dr sergeant
The schooner John n Genn is sti at the dock loading
with guns and carriages There two three lighters
taking in cannon balls and gun carriages As soon as the
j. n Genn is ready for her place viii be taken by
othefs.
No orders for the disposition of the troops that ar
rived yesterday from Texas had been received by Lieu
tenant Woods up late hour yesterday afternoon, and
the troops are still on the vessel,
There is one very noticeable feature the Island
during the past week, and that is the increase
Of the number Of visters The little boa. that be-
tween the Island and the Battery has been kept very
busy Many of these persons drawn there merely
from curiosity others OF 80 TO friends and
relatives Yesterday there quite a number on the
island.
THE RECRUITING OFFICES
arc still receiving applications for enlistment 10 the army
and navy At the Office in Chatham street men
were yesterday received and the other oces doing
a proportlonate business.
RESERVATIONS IN THE ARMY SINCE APRIL Q.
Major John W. Nixon OF Louisiana, Paymaster; Brevet
Major Ed Johnson Of Kentucky sixth infantry; First
Lieutenant Dunbar r. Runsen Of Vermont Third artse
~; Brevet Second Lieutenant $. Ramsuer of North
Carolina Fourth artillery; Second Lieutenant James How
ard. OF Maryland, Third artillery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-12
MR.. BARNEY FROM HOME.

The Applicants OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Strange Kind OF Office seeker-The New
Deputy Collie ctor Sworn INA Very Gu
rious hat Ineffective Document-rhe
Strangers I'm the Galleries, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-12

ITO BARBERs.-FoR SALE CHEAP, sEvERAL AETl.
cies III ars class barber shop Chairs, Cup Case, Chan
daI,er &c Inoure al the barber shop Everett House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-12

THE HOSIERY AND FANCY GOODS STORE. EsTAB.
shed NV the present proprietor In 1896 viii be sold at
great sacrifice applied For Immediately The store and
dwelling 10 let cr lease Of ears Inqurc Of ELIAS
PITCHER I63 Court street. Brooklyn or OF SMITH AA
IL College place, ~ ", mp stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-12

ITO FLECrROPLATFRS, MANUFACTURERS AND
others sae the Stock in Trade, consisting Of GIL
yer and other soluns Batteries Furnishing Lathe and
Tools and other conveniences of we'll arranged Electro
plating d Gliding Establishment in this city, and now In
iu with without two valuable Improvements
with said busness possession on or before the
lat of Nav particulars address Electro Herald onee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-12

CyTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A NEATLY FITTED vi
- Liquor STORE doing good business, viii be sold tn
owner cannot attend good given for selling out
Inquire at 1888 avenue G; no agents need apply.
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TWO FIRE PROOF SAFES FOR sALE-oNE s FEET
10 inches high by ~ feet wide the other size less
vii, be sd very Cheap az the has for them
Apply at n Cedar street, room ", up stairs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ITO ALL DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS IN
boots shoes leather and findings, and importers,
At preliminary meeting held Iuners Hotel Grand
and Mercer streets on Monday evening April was
for the purpose of forming association TO take into
consideration the demands Of the Goodyear Elastic Fabric
Company. Meeting be held at the place,
tendance is particularly requested Robert McCaer O.
Leen VI II. Smith, Edwin 3. Simpson, George siver J.
Held, Eugene Ferris, Chas Franks, Isaac z. Fate.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28

VIZ give this morning. to the exclusion Of
much other matter. the report of the com.
mittec appointed TO investigate the matter re
iatng 70 the destruction OF the Office OF the
Terre Haute Journal. q 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28

The Thirteenth. Fouricenth. Fifteenth,
and Seventeenth Indiana Regiments have all
been moved from their exposed situations on
Cheat Mountain. and are encamped hear
Hurtonvillc They are to constitute a bri-
gnde under Bfigadier General Reynolds
This is emphaticaIly sighting brigade. and
should be sent where fighting Is to be done.
Almost every man in the four regiments has
been under fire repeatedly. and Mould now
20 into battle with as much sang troid as on
dress parade
The I.ouisviilel Bailaia aprends the iol
loving paragraph % IT, account OF the fight
with ZolIicoGTvr which &C republi.hei yesser-
day:
We have since learned that the Federal
force- engaged In this br,Eisntsaair were un
des command of Brigadier General Schocps.
lately assigned % service ~ the Department
OF Cumberland by Lic0tensnt General &C &c
He i a Hungarian by birth, ani wss 4 Major
IN the Austrian artillery service UP 10 the
war Tor Hungarian Independence IN 1859.
in which he greatly distinguished himself
Previous 90 his appointment rs krigsfir-
General, npon the special recommendation Of
General Scott he had been. for several vears.
one OF the Examiners OF the Patent Oi;ice AZ
Washington. General Schoepf will prove a
valuable acquisition 20 this Department.
Leu, >~cci. Of the eoih regiment. Col.
BrO~n. /. nov Acsingas Qusrser master ia
Place II |. " Hart. leo. cap;nred on he
Fanny TIE rost oHire address Of the 2osh
i. FoT. Hsste-t>. North C-rc.h,.. va For
tres Mo4roc.
The io,io~ihg PARAGRAPHS srs from the
iirown>to~a Js,os.
We u,slas>;ssssd shat ID J Il. Aonroe. Of
/ Seynour. ~ received the rpportmen; II
Chief Surgeon Tor Colonel Danhan a. = regi
meat. Thu = good appointment and &C
+ Congratulate eur late contemporary 81 'he
sripo<l urea - god fortune
We .re p'eazc - ~tasec that TIC BOY. n
the lntilna III have been visited b, the
Psvm~,er sui have drsur their ply. Quite
number Of the men iron This county have
for~sracss itrse pat Of their earnings u
iheis famiies aud friends =
Sasnael v Elliott. Of The In<ians or. a
Ciocihaau Railroad. has been appointed Al
jutslt 81 tic ilsilre.d Regiment. Co. smith
an.l Gsarse v Leonard. Aaja,auf ofths
18th regimeas, Col. Gro>s. has bees apxoin
t.d Al se amp "a Gen wocd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28

The Delphi Journal Of Wednesday says:
Major Ailroy. vho has been home from West
em Virginia on visis to hs family and
friends. returned % thsl latter place si.is morn
ms taking With hiaa large number Of
"comiorsab les" for our soldier. contributed
by the citizens Of our county
The Scott county volunteers receetly sent
home TO their families by one messenger
The sIshreginees. Col. Hazard. Is forti.
fyiny the mouth of Salt rivera point on the
Kentucky sidc Of the Ohio. not Ear from Can
Melton. Indiana
The Nashville Republican says there are
now six companies Ia camp Rush as follows:
Thomas company. Rush county; Cullen's
company. Rush county; D.ke's company.
Franklin county; Guards company. Dearborn
county; IS company. Decatur count, !:
Ross company. franklin county We have
not ascertained the number OF men in each
company. but are told that their aggregate Is
over 900 men. The companies are all busily
recruiting and will speedily be filed up.
The following is l:st of the officers of
the Sind regiment at Camp Rush Colonel
W. c. McReynolds. Rush county; Lieutenant
Colonel, John H. FArquar. Franklin county;
Major. -: Adjutant. Z. II. Wolfe, Rush
county; Regimcntal Qusrtermaster, W. H.
Smith. Rush county; Surgeon. DR.. Marshall
sexton. Rush county Assistant Surgeon. DR..
j. W. Martin. Rush county
Mr. William Jones, Of Spencer county
will probably be authorized to- raise regi.
ment to be rendezvoused at Rockpot II
will be formed out of the Indiana Legion in
the counties of warrick. Spencer. Perry and
those Immediately North OF them
Major j. W. Gordon is now in Iniianapo.
lis from Fort Warren. Boston. He is au
thorized. we understand. to recruit battal
ion in Indiana FOR the regular army.
DR.. A. J. Mullen has been authorized e
raise regiment. to be numbered the 81 Il
aud TO be rendezvoused at indianapolis. i
Is to be mainly composed of Irishmen. and
will be the 2na Indiana Irish regiment.
One company Tor the Railroad regimen
has arrived at indianapolis from the line ol
Ohio and Mississippi road and goue int,
Camp Morton. II is commanded by Captai,
Main. The company is composed principal,
of bridge men. and will be Invaluable in th.
regiment. The evening of their arriva
being unpleasant. the officers Of the regimen
quartercd the men at the Spencer House 70
n day.
Several Regiments OF Michigan, Wisconsin
and Minnesota Troops. are expected to pas
through indianapolis, this week en- route 4
f. Kentucky.
Perry county has raised another compan
for the war. Capt. Cutters company. whicl
had been sworn into the Legion. has almos
TO man volunteered in tho United STATE
service
Lieut. Jehn + G. Tanner is at present a
his home in Jackson county. confined 10 hi
bed with an attack OF sickness. Although
seriously indisposed. we believe no fears ar,
entertained of a fatal termination.
The Western part Of the State continue
to 90 we'll. Companies are organizing i
Fountain and Warren counties for the 40t
regiment. Col. Blake.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28

THE DAY SCHOOL BELL. by
Il ~, ,Eksrsf he ssessss srsse IN. prt,r IS
s1Ss ASSORTMENT or
rnica Nefs Fspfr ar knAslep>s. Furffsios. Nrsro-
r.n1am Reoss tisas Nnsic snd nrs~irx Rssks Ne
.lc rpssfalis.s. 49, kiHd. Cers h-ss. f~s-. Zen
Hoifsr-. A. Cal 49, 49,.
oc.Sfn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28
TREASURY NOTES.
National Loan.

DIRsBANT % instructions ron, the Secrstar,
III 81 the Treasury, book - opened on ths
Ith day ~ October. $751; Al the Office Of IA. Branci
Bank st rerre- Hsufe. Indiana for .lnscri tom un-
der my supefinienaai.ce for Treas ~ A0i~s 10 q,
,ssued under the act ofJriy i5th i~al These note,
Nj he issued IN OF hits dollars. one hunur.c
ioisr~. I've hundred Hniiar-. one Thousand dollar.
aud q W Thousand dcllars each dated 10Th August
1851 payable three year after date m order 81
he subscriber ~ a. directed and bearing interest,"
a. the rate u $40 per cent per anuum. payahl.
mi snuusy such In being al the rate II Two
cents for zach day ev.ry hundred dullars FOR
he Vetienc- q the holder. each note viii hav.
coupons attached. expressing the yerai arno ns OF
setnl- insres; which congsns may bs d.tsehe,
AMI presented i payment separately from the
subscriptions Tor ruch Treasury Notes will - re-
ceivcd during tue hfteen DAYS from The DAY Of of~n.
lrr the boa sforesaif. 40 Subscription f.r -s.
thsa rffy dollars ner fpr any fraeton 81 that
BE received. Subscriptions q my doiisrs o. cus
hgidred dollars must he paid IA lawful cein 4 70.
United States AZ the time q subscribing Suh-cf D.
lions a mere than hundred doii4rs msy ~ paid
a once o.. fpref-rfef oneieuth at the tine II sub.
.cirbns and oue-ihira - The Whole sfnount every
twentieth dsy th~resfer until The hole l. paid -
No psyreai ~ les fhsn tfiy dclarscsn ~ aoccted
that heing the smallest SIM for Which frcasurs
Soses csn be is-nsd.
Csrtsfcxfes veil be graBtef In duplicate 20 snhsrr-
hers Coz the smoaris paid, tke original n ~hich
he subscriber viii transmit ~ mail % the Secretary
a The Trs surs. hen Treasury Notes. sfar~eit
viii b issard thsrces q snch suieriter rs orer
rsrrfi Interest e~rrrs,f IN sfh teffH c1fr. nut
i hefs o1y part a. The -nlotai ssli-. it,f
u pei4 ~ III tltns a stbe,rihi x easrrF Notes
al; u, ssus 10 for the .stusenis ,asts -rb-c-
qns ~ % The Art shch rii fcmain anti ne whole
lsrl "a suiseribs<i - snth rtfsun shall - aid
w. q sasary N.ifrs ~it ~ issaed a. och ar,
psyull Ai.o o. ,syfe-nf - Zach deerrcd in.tsi.
nsni ths sat~<riief viu pas IN addi'ion thereto.
nm rs,sal tbe rirfcef acoruri tarreos from ~
- Auxust g. ftf date = psffnrnt, sne o fns pay
10 Ike iuierssi tts sniagri paid On suhscrip-
tios NH psywrris q Interest Ill - resmbur-ri
fhr snscriher =. th- fafIn~uf = fte nfst coupon
The Tf-ssufy Notes i>rncc urcn soeh Ctrtisrafs'
~ The Treasury -ill - sent % the sahsrihfrs b,
mail O. sarh ofkes node a. lnsy be inticsssd =,
fhern ~h~n ih~T srsnsrnt their crfgfna cefifcst-s
~ dupiicafe crrfi Ices msy - retained ~ ftcr
&c thesf oxn secur' PRESTON Hrssff.
se1r- "a. tw7v sutecrfruon AKsut
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28

TRUMPS: a NOVEL By GEO
Il ". cuETis. spisndidiy illustrates ~ Hoypln
MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Vi. Sfh.
THE WITS AND BEAUx or SOCIETY
~ ne ssthos = 'oussns n soclsu"
ssietvw A. " ". srcsI~sHAN'A
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28

TnK Marshall Iliinsisan has been misin-
formed in relation TO The killing Of child
in this city on last Monday night. We have
been informed By the City Marshal that moth
ing Of the kind occurred.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-All who
n know themselves TO be indeptei TO the Terre-
hsute Journal Office. for subscription or JOB work
would confer great favor, ne, in this dark
OF my adversely, by coming forward and se,ling the
same. The sub-crpu n book Is gone and will have
TO trust 20 the homo Of my subscribers, for the
amount due for their subseri .tion. l may be ound
AZ the old Office.
Uct- q, dw2~ o.. r. COOkERLY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28

r.is ssnirshis machine .. ros ready Tor he irus
hsrse,t a 1871. his. u possible mad. h-trr shss
before. s1i eel worthy the s,scutlar a all 49,
risrs wsrfine s1ch znachllss.
n has snprrIpr in THE market, and i he onls
NTH that wli properly srint Grapes. Price So
pr sale ~ al respectable aea.<.-s-
kdifess the rarufsctarfr,
q. HicWon.
Eagle Works Harrisbufs. IA
ss- For ssie ~ 3 y. Peter. T~rre- Hsuts. FD8.
sept = divine
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28
DIR. y. II. .rcLean,s Volcanic OIL
LanIuscnt.

TN DEsT EAIlhNAL n lHf II oEIn. fOR Al,
cor BfAsI
Thousands 81 human btiiiss have hesr sa.sd . IA.
OF decrepticde and misery hy use 81 th. ,ny.,-
uable lnimeni. Il Will relieve PAIN aiioef i,san-
tarcusiy aud u viii Cleanse, purity heal ne
iouiest >okh ~ an incredibly short tine scfIAv's
VOLCANIC OH. i1NiAEN1 will relieve. ls meet in
seterafe cases o. rheumatism, Gout. or hsuralsA-
for Paralysis, Contracted Muscles Stiffness or Weak
iu the Jvnis Muscles or llgrmeut. n vii Al,
cr fal- Two applications wsll cure Ssre Throat
Headache o. karache- Dor fsuris or sralt. ~ sus
pam, y = an i'uAiiole remedy Try H. aud yoa wit
ard u an Indispensable reinedy. Keep II always ca
land.
PLANTERS. FARMERS OF any che having charx.
u horses, will ave money by using ScIe.n's Vol.
canic Oh Imminent II Il s,uerd, ana fnlslhhls
cure To- Gale. Sprans. Chafes s~eliiass far.ns..
sweeney Sores Wounds. Scratches. or am extern a
diseases. ~ b, and you will be convinced
Dr. y. a.. Mclean. sole Proprietor,
jasdwly saint i,u,s No
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28
BANKING.
DRAIRIE CRY

DRAlRIE CITY BANk.-- No
II 49, l. h-r~by give - ~ steekhosders. tAst
~ srna.l urstns So 81 ra-po~e e siscfnx nlns
fsrscsers 81 - seeainx yesf. III - = a. thrir
siSts ar = <everrssr n<s;. Al go e'rlcrk y
ecttss 4II ~ gNo ; 90 ACH. cs<ts<f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28
Health and Strength

.@s i.'a ineeii- a = warranted 10 ssse ss,is..
ION 81 I'll cure Aiy ciseaAe - he kicrsrs 49,, \
o. hS'idei. Painting. Otstructec Nen~,-u.r.s<, "A
1'S :" Ae o'nb barrriif - any disease. .r,,sns
no'n chronic % Aesrocs irhilif, Ia /. an lal.....
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28

20 ~ Aeaitls. >solg sad rotus..-th~a. 49, rl.rr
~ >fefrtLiug Cordial lses tie direction, "a
eHei to-tr.i . i delicious 20 lake
N"e taps spoonful. taken every naorsinr fassius
= sure preventive against chill and seser x.w
'sNr'' ot'irf' ~ aH. freva.ing disease.
al iivN.-ie"afe o. Druglds;s ~ desier, Nh.
--f ua % i'~iin upon .oa bottle q ttsrs OF >-r-
aI,-r.i IA ch me, bcy clsrst,) b, avn. 4, =.
sst a. s"oi there are even men bASl si.ourh 10
''e~i psri O rs name 10 dub their Nll-R decox-
lons Avoid such iis.anoo> iflLaTts ai.e Their vi
siiiv1, compounds Ask tor IN. j. "A. kclesr,
Nfeiiklheillng Cordial and Hood Purifier r.ls
utliis- elise u j. the ouiy rsse, that ~fil rurfiy
.Yer ois-s-a thur ushiy, ard the came Ia a
,'.'hN" ihtN ana nv iVolAfk the whole srgsrl-
1iion. Il j. PEI up 10 larse hottles-xl reg bv,rtx
- hottie- lo- -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28
IN. >. n. NOLAN, sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Zine ST.. 4. Louis. Ne.
DIR. ncIean.s nfyer~ur f-.ias.

"a iAFfh eNrtAiNT, bi4iOCE>r&. EkADkoxk kS
There never has beeu CAFiAKTIc ...x,ein.
oerd a. the public. that has given such e-tsr. a.
.sfaciica - Aciean's Universal lllis
Being entirely vegetable ihsy are petfcc,l, i'm.
at be tak.4 - tie most tsi...r infant A..
prompt and powerful ir removing Ell Biiious secrs-
uois, neid ~ impure, ici't msicr from the s.ouAi
In TACT Le5 are lie orls flls thst ~boaia be u.ec IA
i.lais-ioa- Is~trirts
they proirce no grfng, sickness or pain IN The
stomach OF ho~eis tho Ga very active And sesrebsrr
~ their oerstloil. frca DING healthy secretion, -
The liver and Kidney no will suffer from hiisou.
ne>s. seaosche ami foul stomach. when 20 chesr a
rc..1g can b. obtainecf ke-;, them constantly q.
1ard' L single ~pee sHken Ia seAron, may prcvent
nesfs e~l and moths 81 sickness Ask hr Dr j.
/ II. Ncieaus Universal flls fake no other Rem
coated, they are tasteicss. lr!cc Only = cents -
roS Hut ca he cent 10y mail g. am tarf Of the n :
J. u. MCLEAN. sole Proprietor.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing -Uondoy. NoremJet j.. -
Trains Going south and East.


Leave Montpelier y IS - p II. ami :" ,!
-JalL TE.1 leaves ST. Adams II G'll 81. bullngo.
l 100 4, ", connecting at White Rive jnncii' u wi'A
trains for anu from Wes River, 81. Inn>ury ana IN
te,oI aud wth Na'ihcn L. L. for Do, on Lowell, No-
cester &c. and connecting ~ Bellows FltS WIN thesh-
ire r. n. Tor Bns, and with Vermont valley r. To-
Springfield. New Haven and New YoIk, arriving N New
York at l6.ljP. T.
hccoMop.Tio. TRnN leaves Rouscs Point .; CIV :. " D..
for Burlington and Norhneld
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves O-der>biii ~ tlop 4 ~
Mont r-a At 20 r. 81. KUuscs Point al ~ r -, 0rfi
ing nj Bulin gtnn 92j 81 BoSohri tfn :. ~ colt
meeting NJ Bellows Falls with Cheshire i Il -? Hosio,
and Worcester ard wii Vermont Vale! 4. Tor Sp'mE-
6eld and New Haven and arriving n N"w for: 1t -
:. VI. -
Trains Going Hoi "a ard U&5!'
Leave Mont peer al e5 A.a - 4. a. ard no /. y.
M,tL TRAM leares Boston al aJ -. IN. Lowell
Lawrence or Fitchburr. Leaves Springfield al ~ l. ~
Iinctir with Northern Il. Il. from Ros9n md with Pa
sunps!c II. H. TOR aud from 81. JunsbrtN ana iEtlctou
arriving nt Burlington a; 5.o0 =. NJ ard 81 AihaAs at 90
10 ?. ~. and lodge. . ~ 80,
AccogyopArlnN TrAiN leave, N1f:hicld Il go ~.
and Burli yion at 1910 n fos Houses Point and Mon
tts, atvlnc Burlington H MON ana ~ Montreal a
/ 1.:D p. 81,
N,Gur Expnr.s TnaiN leaves lieiNwa Falls ats u PN
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley u. r. caving
New YORK at $40 Nj, aud from Cheshire u. H. conGec-
Ing at White River Junction with train leaving IL sioh ~
: ,. NJ. via Lowell or Lawrence Leaves White River
Iuuet ION at IlAI p NJ. ptfivi at Burlington ~ -
. w. Rousps Puut nj - " Mutltral al ".t0 =. q,
and Ogdensbuig at o., ?. NJ, connecting win Grand
| Trunk trains for Detroit. Chicago aud the West.
Spepjup attached tn Lon i'c night rNDr cS
! fra ins ru,n rp between Rousc's Po'"abi Rrstom.
Through Tickets ior Chicago and the West tVf sale :"
| toe principal stations
~ tArans, W, N.vH 1851
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
Vermont Central and sgssEs~
yass na;spoaG&.

y-r.-. WIZ 71se -
fss$ y - - = 4, i,-A-aii 80
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-29

express or other chartered compan-
les, unless the same shall be prepaid
by being enclosed in n stamped en-
velop of this Confederacy; and any
company violating the provision OF
this act shall forfeit and pay the sum
of $500 for each etfcnsc to be recov-
cred 10y action Of debt i'll any court OF
this Confcdcracy having cosnizancr
thereof, in the name and Tor the use
Of this Confederacy.
Sec. s BE 1t further enactcd, That
the Postmaster General of the Con
frderatc States be and is hereby au-
thorized to make all necessary AZ
ran%cmcn,s for the transportation OF
mails between the territories OF this
and other Governments, subject tc
the approval of the President until
post al treaties can be effected.
"PaSScd Feb u, lSGl.'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-29
Shreveport Hide NnrE"'s
<r-+.J Dy;I,, hy v &. iTEOU
NELFSPiPER Ii ".

Subscribers who do rot 2ive"NIr@
notice to the contrary, are coNsl"tl''
as wishing to continue the suoscfP
ton. ;.
# subcribers order the discon'lH-
uance of their papers. the pnbljl;Sh3v'~
may continue TO send them 'iii an ''''''
: due be paid.
,rsnbscribers removeto otherp}a'"S
without informing the publisher, ana
the :, ,nor j. sent 10 the former dir"c-
tion tLev are held Responsible.
The courts have decided ,iia' ft.''S-
inc 20 tal>- paper or periodical rom
tn. Office, is 1ortmo fac'e evidence Oh
fraud
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-29
BARGAINS FOR PRINTERS! ! !
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Attention Publishers.

FF|FlN Publishers "f Newspapers
EES.sIwin North Louisiana. and
s Texas, who may wish to
dispose of their establishments IN
whole or part, by sending me partic-
ularS, and locality, will tiud it to their
advantage to address me as below.
Persons drsirous of establishing
Newspaper or job Establishments IN
the interior, will be furnished with
Estimates free 4f charge, 10y address
inc Inc. And they order Printing
Material or paper cards and card
boards, through me. wiH2be furnished
for cash only or its equivalent
the best bargains, at Foundry prices.
| offer the following establishments
for cash. or good negroes with "ncn-
numbered titles.
An old established Book and Job
Printir Office. in Il large city. Price
$1,000.
The material Of JOB office, in a
city. Price $1,000.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-29
ICE! ICE! ICE!

u CARGO Of Rockland LAX,
CRYSTAL ICE, just received and to'
sale by \. I. Nj GLE ~ w.
Shreveport, April 25-nll-'t
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-29
Il HEADQUARTERS, BAT.
HTALION LIGHT INFANTRY

&-I.ieut. = Col. Edmonston, who SER
ysd in the Mexican War, is now fill
Ing up his Battalion to its full COM
p!ernent, for the &. :. service.
Companies attaching may report
to the Adjutant, No. 80 Natchez
street.