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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

have lately invented, for Camp pu poses,
I Bed that combines Uerg e,sent1i reYste strength.
portability htness and uf,r have conUIu.d and applied
suae"r vertical folding hinge for tie Of the rails by
which dispense nth the middle retain the strength
the rail undia shed The sacsing which made double Of
the heaviest double Tent CLOTH and when folded obtain
between the sackns compartment for packing bed
clothes
Already sales exceed two hundred the officers Of the
varied regiments their different stations, whom they
pronounced luxurious Bed without mattress although mat
be used with them equally well with any Bed
stead.
The uuGrlmous yrdc Of all who fnrned With them and
those Who have examined them - IN The ipTeOR Is eyeti
esy essG for emp purposes Its therefore rot much TO
say that It Ia undoubtedly r best the strongest the poG-
bic, and lbs cheapest In IAppied for ApatenI at Mont
geometry.
manufacturing article ~ Damp Furui'ure the
Folding Camp tabirs. Mess Che SITS, Cots, Cam
stools, New style Ann hnIsnres, Mattresses. PHI
lows, dc r. howe, q vernon Il,
ell snl l2h St, oppohie Capitol Square.
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MEDICAL CARD,

DR.. A. Y. Z Garnett,
IYkvING removed his residence from Washington D. c. to
Richmond will hereafter pursue tho practice Of his profes-
sion In this city and vicinity.
Street over P II. Tayors-ne1t door Meade
Bakers Drug Store. ns25-Gm
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PERPETUAL INSURANCE.

DIRECTORS.
wr. q. Mcfarland, PRESS FNruers Bank.
Va. g. CrenshAw, arm OF CrenshaS Co.
Wellington Gcddin, Grn o. GOdd,n APPersoa.
T " McCancr, GRIN Of Dunlop, honcare %.
G. A. Barksial- ern OF WArSicE BsrksdAle.
jas n. Grant Tobacco Manufactures.
l. ID. Orenshxr, trm % HA4au, CrershaN &c,
John l. Bacon, drm % Bacon Baskerville.
z B. HaXNlL arm of HaHSl, CgeaIhAW 4 Cs.
John Currir Ir. ship Owner.
WA. X. WArNck arm % warwick BarEsdEla.
Jas AIN "a Jones, Attorney a. Law.
Q Q. Elvit, Builder.
= e. Kuhn, Aydoulturst and Manufacturer.
W ". Crump, Attorney st Law
I4s Dunlop, arm Of Dunlop, honcure Co. no9
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVAL ocers within the Confeder tie States who are TN
~ er sed BY and who de'e 70 .Ts themselves .. s 70
provide for the ogariE.1n Of the Navy approved Nay ~
Ss will notify the Department thereof on or before ue ~ III
n provide for The organization OF the
Navy, approved March lg 1867
sEc The Cor gres Confederate States Of America do
exact the President be hereby suh1riz TO nom
point all officers Of the Navy The Cned have
signed hereafter resign their commissions account othe
Of any or ali OF the o. moderate States y
III for active service 20 tho same position the Navy
Of the oonfrd states which they hold that OF the United
States Provided however that oneer shall be appointed
may any tine committed any OF hostility against
tn Confederate States or any one there T. .,,,.
Navy any connected with the defence of the country and
suitable 10 ihei-rs9t which he may deem proper
PsymaSte Navy each to receive salary OF one thou
.S.n pos ,hu' ed and ali Of the Navy h
be taken from the grade OF Assistant PAyma'ssrs .
ATpr,Vd May 20, lsGl. leo-tsYo
MAPS OF vIRGIS>IAs ,vDo, ,v -, v.,,s.,
pOele. Of VI gina at = s:n. or 80 cents
by Also, Po Map Of ysnA puohed by The STATE 1t
81 81, or Is by mah leo
RICnmoND BOOK RI Si1EIss, %, u.,s,,..
done u The best manner JED
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, June ), 1901.
NOTICE.-cOmmAndants Companies who the avid
~ uader authority and who have been unable 10 pre-
IA, Department. Csrdg- Boxes Bayonst sesobsTds
aud PerG lon Cap Pouches here authorized 70 obtain The
elsewhere They Will dolly certify hecrsf OF
purchases snd the Fairness Of prices snd forward "a,
this Department CDthaoCh,
s. aw Colonel Of Ordnance,
ORDINANCES DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND June :, 1861,
OFFICERS mAilog regulations for Ammunition must state
the cAbre arms and whether smooth or ru bore
5-iw q. DIMMOCK Col Of Ordnance.
SLIT IRON for Nal. Shoes and small s~ed.s Iron for
IS ~ JOHN GORDON a SON.
COTTON YARN.-I5 bales Cotton Yarn. well assorted,
JOHN n GoRrON son.
OFFICE FOR RENT.-For rent an excellent Of q
nee adjouruiuS bArkIdale BiOhers Lght In the hi
,-sr Ti,5l EDMUND DANESP0RT = Co
VTANTED-A purchaser for Toe young Mare, anil Wsg-
w an and Hrrnes, Apply to JAS p. DUYAL
j.5 Corner And 10th street
TAMS, HAMS, Of very superior quality, made In the
Il counties OF Charles City and New Kent for sale by
EDWIN WORKMAN co.
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WHEAT WANTED.-Cssh will be paid for both White
w and Red Wheat Of all grades good fair
Receivers will please give 4 call
X sOnERvILLE co, 18th st near Cary
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Richmond Fire Association.
Ohte No l5s MAIN Northeast Of llth streeL)
Richmond. Va.
CHARTERED s9r5 MARCH, 1884.
TINHI5 old reliable Institution, With ample Capital and con
uucut and carefully vested continues 20 Insure Slaves,
Rulidinrs Hcrcbsnd ise OF every description,
hold FurniIuro, and Fanly Wearing apparel Vessels,
Care and Freight THE lowest current rates Losses
"a and paid with 81 possible despatch.
DIRECTORS
David Currle. Robt Y Burton,
Chas T. Worthau, Iranfis J. I2raes,
John n. Claiborne John szblast.
John }. Wilson, ThOs A Rat
Alexander Garrett Geo. Gski4meE.
Peter O warwick
DAVID CURRIE. PrssT
JOHN J. WILSON Treas'r
Rorr T. BsooEs, Sce'Y de2T
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
VNTOOD BOULDIN and his son WOOD BoULDIN, Jr,
w have united In practice OF the law In the counties
Charlotte, Halifax and Meekenburg
WOOD BoULDIN, Jr., WOOD BOULD1N.
boyd,on. Tslcott Post once,
Meeklenburg, county. Charlotte nty.
oclQ-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

nOURLH BARREL GUNS have still a few Eng
IL lsh double bsre Ours Of iuportaton which e.
Ter Id prices Tie remarks Of h- daily The
city Of this morning In the Local Column IN
advance In vake implements, docs apply
having In no instance charged fGrthins's advance
O J. sISrOh
ape. Importer OF Ha-ivars II win II
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

A fashion reporter u oag n ~
York city dailieN, In gisiHg tlI5 - slAs
fOrmstiOn relative 10 drsrssg ;nee 49,
goods, says there has been Z lensi
change in The firm end trimming q 4l6gs
ts. aud one which wiIl create &C. CO.
motion among laitles short aHd Ildi9t ut
ladies' st0nt and ladies' amall. TDsss shonge
has not been brought about Wit5oll z
struggle. For n year past the lVa.llnN
4uccns Of beauty end Ia<hi0n-
women who look lovely In any 'btNAjg
aud every dress have endcnvs@aa aaiias
trolnre the gOred skirt, formerly wagn hrf
their stately grnndInOthers. Tbelr SlkSiA
were unavai,ing fDr a time, aud plYHy
ladies' hoped the thing would ialI. But
ilie devoierS Of gored skirts I"TAtSSed. aes
the year 1851, Spring a.dESuassss. y 1sEtll
witness their triumph. The gored 'lrPss
will snon he the rage and from specimens
seer yesterday one feels compelled 10 Hay
'1nt it must be extremely Incoming, e.
pccially to tall figures. A strange fact 10
relation 10 III. ee gorcl dresses j. thIs:.
They have not been worn since the days
of.the Amci lean Revolution. Our paitt.'
Oiic graudm"thrr Of those glorious dayd
wore them. aud now this uniqnc fashion
has returned to ad0rn the dauEhtcTNnf
an0ihcr dnv oC revolution. Truly, tlIlstS
. noIcwm thy freak &c fashion. Bul lha
gnred dress "r our time is slightly dilEer.
cnt from those OI the pnSt. The drcHs Of
ciginy yeats ago bad but two breadth*Sn
,he >kn,. aud the waist WAS directlyluns
'lri the aImpits; while the ons Of 1854
has f. ON six ln seven yards width around
ihc bottom Of the skirt. and cCfsaks
elegantly fitted, being neither too l0isk
nor 700 >hmt. For morning neOiiOs ,the'
Skht cor>agrS arc cut in one piece with
II tight or half bishop sleeve. For dinner
dress the corSngr is detached IL front,
,huS relieving it of iis mnrning r0i16 APP
~ france. The sleeves and skirt ave-
,ichly aud elegantly trimmed. Fromi
three to eight small Il unces ARE w0rWUH
the bottom Of the dress 1.-The coFSago
very high and plain. and sometimes open
ut the throat, Surplice tasliiOns Aa6lies
must remember that MI elegant vdjApsE
nnd evening dresses will he made with
the open. flowing sleeve. All neg'i9e 9nd.
promenade dresses will have the light
pulled or the half open coat sleeve. The
mousonrtmire collar and cuffs WIN -
very much worn for morning cONtume
hut small linen bands will be moro FASH
innablc. The new dress goods f0r The
coming season are very rha>Ie and lieau.
tiGml in pattern. IL silks and barege6 the
ground cOlorn for promenade are aisarssW
of grny, brown and green; but tlIr grAya
seem the GavoriLc col"rs. English laFeEea
will be made in g"red ,Ire->eS, having os'e
large flouucc OH The bottom Of the Nkift,
i;n.!iSl. grcnalinc>-a much more elRgnnA
and expensive Cabic-will be qlads IN
seven Or eight h0uncc>." t.vY
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

TNsrIxcrs or PLANTS. Horace, "a hi6
treatise on the vine. gives NsFikingiRxs
emilitication OI the instinct Of plaalss,aA a
bDne was placed in the strOMg dry cssy AZ
II vine border. The vine sent Snt 3 led.
ing, or tap root. directly through 'the ely
To the bone. In its passage thrOnahlkhe
clay, the main root threw Ont 6brea. bat
when II renchrd the bone Il entirely env.
cred it, by degrees, with the must dslbeate
aud minute fiIIres, like lacs, eaehs one
sucking at pure in the bone. like : litter
Of pigs at their dam, as she lies down on
the sunny eide Of the iarn.y yard. On sISis'
lu>cious mOrsel Of marrow bano wenld
the vine continue TO feed On lessg - ,Amy
nntriment remained in it to be sxts4eas1.
What wonderful anNloeies there sSp filIl.
ming through the vn,iOuA forms e aillaSdl
and vegetable creation, to htilnulAls ~.
o>ity, to crafty re>earch, and ailqIAys 70
lead our cOnirmplutionS ff0In ~ y .
feeling Of reverence, "up = kA1sAs
GOd" ga E8fAf IN
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01
NJ ELEiNOM e. DoN>ILty.

NJ ELEANOH e. DON>ILtI.
hni through the garden gate the rose
!. r"diY a~ay III tho tWillgh, dim;
And thr''ish the garden gate he y~..
A'"I III, last NOS Il, parts with him.
karking the TtIn "n his rhc,tnmi str,d,
] iltnH a merry tune. A. live
Ard TIL, !. the m'" dr'n,'h. ini'vd,
Had a heart or lo,c {" give:
C'uid have credited YESTERDAY,
wh"n wr sin-l ahnr ~ the ca,i .ah-,n.
And /" t",'d With ny j~~rl'd IrTic ia-,mt,
And .IN'kc II III" Ii.ins Inoun,
or l"" il the cot, which IL" I-ri. .k,tch,
With n,N,T market within mile.
C"',lh have hlr,rd that the grinnIng Wrc,ri
va. .clhng me all the while?
Mta' did he ny a, hr rose To :n,
catching HI. lrst- ~th hl. riding whip)
S,'mc vulgar AdaEr ~ IN, L,~.
Of "'liP 't~i\t the cup ni"l lip"
T. = could ,iTin.lr the narrow soul.
~ du'rn such, vii, napk, mug.
L,' could i-","' Ia. e"iFr Lo~l,
Ard Ircin ii ~ honest tLIn..
Nj heart l. d,ing Nith rage and spite.
What lid i"n mnr"nr. IN! g'-'d Jeanette
the fan' 'ha~L' u" The! r'anr ".niIh,:
Al! .LrIr l. ,OurihIng I" live forJ yet!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

SuERIDAN AND THE N0oT.. lie had nl
ways taste for the ant of dipping, nnd he
had begun early in li(e-,,onn after leaving
Harrow. lie was spending few days ~
Bristol, and wanted pair of new boots,
but could not aIfmd to pay ior them. -
Shortly b. fore he left he called on two
bnOtmakrIs, aud ordered Of each n pair,
promising payment on delivery. IIr fixed
the morning m his departure fur the
'radcsIncn tn send in their goods. When
the first arrived he tried "n the boots, nml
complained that that for the Tight foot
pinchcd little. nn,l ordered CIiSpin To
take il back, stretch il, aud bring it again
ut nine the next morning. The second
arrived Snon after, aud this time it was the
boot for the ictt foot which pinchcd Same
complaint; same order given; each had
taken away only the pinchinS boot. nnd
left the other behind. The same afternoon
Sheridan lett in his new b"ots fnr town,
and when the two huntmakprs called nj
nine next day, each with bnot in his
hand, we can Imagine their disgust ut
finding how neatly they had been duped.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

SWEET OLD AGE.-COd sometimes gives
10 man " Guiilr>S aud holy Aec0ud child
hOO,l, in which the SOul becOGnes child. like.
not childish, and the faculties in full fruit
aud ripenr>s, are mellow without sign Of
decay. This Is that S0hght f0r land 0f
Buelah, where they who have travelled
'naHlnllv the Christian way abide awhile,
IoYshOw the world perfect manh0od.
Life with itS battles and iiR sorrows lies
faf brhind them the EOul has thrown olI
its armOr. aud Kits In m evening unslvvas
Of calm and holy leisure. Thrice blessed
the family or neighlOrhOOd that nambets
among 1t one Of thOSs nOt-yst-aScsnled
Enintsl
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

An INDEPENDENT DmvEI. I.-Ms. Kirk
lanG, in her book describing life in the
interior of Michigan, when it first hogan
10 be settled. gives II most amusing dc>.
c'iptiOn nfan independent gentleman, who
dr"ve an Engli>hman and his two dangh.
'ers. one windy, rainy, SOUR November
day, over one Of th" rnuahest aud most
nnir qncntcd roads in the whole State. In
the midst Of the cold storm, a log house
hy the road side is reached; the driver,
wet to the skin, jumps off his box. GaSicnx
his horses, runs to the house aud "sprrads
himself" before the fire. The English.
mnn let's himself out If the numbering We.
hicle, liberaIes his two daughters, aud MI
follow the driver tn the cabin. "IInw Is
this, co;chccy" exclaimed the nstOmiShe,l
BritiShcr; in before your passengers
Where are our trunksY Our baSgnge
should he brought in, you know" ~
should sny 70. too" replied the diver /;
lift was mine, | should bring it in, any
how"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

Wonderful CALCCLATION.-.A writer
thus undertakes to cOnvey Sone iiea u
the :rrntness Of the population Of China- |;
The mind cnmnOt grasp the real import
Of so vast number. Four hundred mill.
IONS! What docs It Mennl CalaMtit.
Night and day, without any rest or. ,told,
or sleep, you continue the weary work |;
yet eleven days have passed before you
have counted the first nIillion, and uIas6
than Os many years beGiaS the end ofths
tedious tnSk can be reached" .f,,, !,
lie nlso Suppo>es this mighty multitudS
to take up its line Of nIarrh, ii 4 grand
procession, placed IN single die e ssK
feet apart, and marching Al the EAleef
thirty miles per day, except on the Gabf
bath, which is given 10 rest:
Day after day the moving cOluSnhrd.
vanccs, the head pushing on twattiA 9hS
rising sun, now bridges the Pacitlet new
bridges the Atlantic. And no@ ahe RA..
cilic is crossed, hut still the long pReees..
sion marches on, stretching acsOss hIkh'
mountains. and sunny plains, and bgpad
rivers, through China, India, aud The Eu.
ropean Kingdoms, and on again oveT III
stormy bosom Of the Atlantic. But AbS
circuit Of the world iiSelf aG.lydA peG
standing room. The endless cOlusnn Mjll
double upon itself, and double again and
again, md shall girtlle the earth eikAteeh
times before the great reservgira Wlsieh
furnishes these numbrrlesS mulfituANt N
exhausted. Weeks, months and .yVgrs
roll away and still they cOme-men, WO.
men and children. Since the IhaFtiP Hes-
gan the little child has bec ne o'eAa,
aud .ye: on they come. in unlailine eNMsn-
'IerR Not ill the end Of l0rty-pnesxeAFP
will the last Of the long prOcsssiS6 have
pas'sed." aog3 y8,2
Such IN China In its population and y
Homer could preach el6quently IN. the
vanity of man ns a mortal. with tqiAatla
Qurn"e. hnh he seen o. cOntpInplaSr4 zhq
millions Of China, cOuI'l he have preeehn
ON the vanity OF man a. an individlREE
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

OxE II XDREDTH.-If Il Be eEle mt
Luther composed that tuno. slln
wol ship Of mortals Is carried IS
"f angels to heaven. hoss e
heard the declnrati0n, /" ThaN
the old Hundredth' n0w.
strain carries ns back .tn ARs li
Rel0rmerA-Luthee and ~
II :, doubtless. wsa IN aTsl =
grand old chords Il llSs 81
0f his own Geruhmy.
lungs -sllDselinN -
vanlee'l calhetlml rasf baa slS
arch, the eternal heslnl
notes. He wrnakhl ~
o~n snhllms ihilE.
that Gaith'aiInmeltal',
die. Neither me- ~
paSa into a6llsfdHs
win eousinesIl
heavenly dssa 3 -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

SOMEBODV adverlisea for canpeleNG
person 10 undertake the aale Of nv ~
tent medicine, and he adds that e WIll ~
found profitable to the andsrtalsr. i,ai
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BV
a Y L w q KS a. "a ~ u a - "
~ sBLUEEs, W.A. gANuAnV
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01
A VERY WOMAN.

O@ee, on COIO,na street.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06
Balls. Shells and BOmbS-ilOWt they
are made.

The Watervliet Arsenal, situated
at West Troy, is the largest arsenal
for the construction and fabrication
of military implements, other than
for small arms and cannon in the
country, and I; visit to its workshops
at the present time, powerfully inn
presses one with the power and re-
sources Of our government. Every
thing at present is on war footing,
and from three TO four hundred hands
directly, and as many more Indirect
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06
TabieauX SiVants.

This interesting exhibition was
well attended, and elected applause
loud and long. If anything, it sur
passed the previous entertainment.
The sum total received at the door
was Sl26.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06

= AFSE &c Al
NickssslfkS SlcEs.

Published in Wick sAsr", Miss, by
Y. :. Martin. Cha$. y. Gone, mt
Geo. II. Elwrll. Trrms, SO per an
nu1u for the Daily; Weekly, -. Tie
sun is he onIv Y paper III Eickshur@
published every day in the week.
Nl-uJ4-tf
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06

We viii be pleased to receive contIibu-
:Io.s from our friends. in and around s>hrcvc-
port. tn "ccasiuna! article from orr planters.
relative to the crops, will he very accertahle
In fact, We desire correspondence from
every section Of the States
Personal articles vii, not he published,
either rs Communications or advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06

recent acquisitions Of the govern
ment, the arsenal has been nearly
stripped Of muskets. pistols and can
mons, but of other munitions there is
an ample store. \ large number of
hands are engaged in the preparation
of ammunition; six thousand bail
cartridges are made daily; most OF
| these are intended for the Mimic rifle,
but large numbers of the old fashion,
utacturcd.
The rapiditv with which IL cart
ridge is made, is wonderful. a boy
sits at Il counter with a cylindrical
sticl-a pileof creased balls and one
Of prepared paper before him; sim
roll OF paper and u stick, a jerk and
IA twist of one end, Il twis. Of Il string
and tlc cartridge is read y i'll less time
thamit takes to read this description
for filing. They are then taken to
another room, placed open end up, in
shallow boxes, and by means OF Il
simple instrument, ills them with an
equal and specific amount Of powder,
ut the rate OF thirty minute. y
twist at the open end and the cart
ridge is complete.
The manufacture goes on so fast,
hat it requires nearly Il dozen men
and boys 70 pack, box and remove
the finished cartridges. In another
apartment, q number of men and
girls are r,npl">rd i'll the manutac-
t,ir. OF cannon cartridges, from the
mi~hiir~t colilmhiaI 10 the >iNpo,nd-
.r. The material of which they are
made i kind Of wooden goods (,no-
rrru) imported from England for the
purpose. Thousands, OF yards of tliis
material were being sut up and man-
ut:,cturcd. Cannon cartridges are
not filled here but NJ The place where
they ar. used In Still another de-
partmcnt grape, canister. and strip
ped am,uitiou are iii cour>r utprcra-
ration. while huge eart'"aEi> al bomb
shells and spherical shot are hourly
t,riviu~ from the nr!gi!h"ring touN-
dries The grape >t!": are larger
than | supposed, and i'si~h1 he more
properly callri prach Shot. S"m"
,.,,y,ra ~. r|,,,.,. aye. n.,rL,rd in :,
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The mHnn,;.rturc nt hunlh- -slirlls Is
".,. . -. ,I,n.. ,.;,n..d
t'' 'i'i',;', i'';,n t.,,,.,.. ,Ih. .L.1l :.
,: an, n,;I, ,,l ..L;,n.d
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Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06

We are requested by Capt. j. w.
Jones to give notice to all persons be-
tween the ages of Is and 40, living
in Beat No. T., that they are solicited
to come forward at his otiice,and enrol
their names, within ten days.
Attendance at the courthouse, at 5
o'clock this evening, is required to
organise and drill.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06
LesIie's InfiYmarV,
AT THE LATE COURT HOUSE,
lJJPE SIT, EE,T.
MARK EFT STREET..

Opposite tic Presbyterian CHurrh.
Is fitted up to receive patients at.
all times
The rooms are spacious, well ven
iilated, and have every convenience
for the sick. Persons visiting this
Institution for medical treatment will
receive all the attentions and COM
forts of IA home.
There are suitable apartments for
Slaves, and the owners may res. =.
sured Of their receiving proper IL
ton.
Shreveport, June lily.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06
The DOings Yesterday.

We publish elsewhere commu-
nication from our fellow citizen. S.
III. Parsons, relative to the proceed
ings of the glorious Fourth, and as
it contains a correct detail Of particu-
lars, we forbear writing on the same
subject.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06

Those friendly to our undertaking, who
may hear OF any local, nr other items. that
viii prove OF interest +" oar readers. will
favor US by handn" in the same u, h" office
the News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06
AGENTS..

Mr.. JOIN W. TAEER, is our authorized
agent in Natchitochcs.
Mr.. ID. ID. O'BEIEN, No. i, Exchange
Place, New Orleans. is our authorized
\ gent for that city,
Mr.. II. c. CLARKE, bookseller. is our au-
ihorized agent for \icksburg and Natchez
Mr. }. II. LoFroN, is our agent at Belle
Tuc, bessier Parish.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06

Two Texas companies lett our city
yesterday, on the steamer Texas,
bound for the battle field