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ARMY NECESSITIES.

one ~ ths mos, important military requisites
Which the Government overlooks, In RAILWAYS
hkADn Kelley. This remedy u the sOLDIERa
BAfEGUkRD, aud will proteo, him on all occasions
.gaint sickness and sudden stacks Of pestileptal
tseaae. Byery Camp, Fort, and ship-MilitAry
md Naval btation-ahould be supplied with This
powerful weapon Of daianoa
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nR.J. s. KNIGHT, PRINCIPAL on Tgx

- New York Surgeons Bandage InEtituta-borI
10 inform the pu oc that he CONTINUES 10 pratos II
the treatment " deformty in children and Al 60.
club feet &c, aud advice given " the poor Qr.aia
once ~ Sooond ayalue, one block east n the Ooop-
or Institute. apIa al.siai
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SAVINGS BANKS.
NOTICE
BANK FOR SAVINGS.

~ BANK FOR SAYINGS, =
81 Becker st., head Of Crosby a 40
In order " accommodate dealers. this Bank n "a
opened every day iron 10 O'Clock " . O'Clock
the laying and rece wing of money W and fror,
dep eitors and Also On Wednesdays and Halrs Z
frUm 4 " O'Clock IN the afternO,n.
ROBERT LENNON KENNEDY 4
myi0 I>ii5 seer p
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HoesopoPATHIo MEDICnTEa
Rsrywzn Ho-o.o,Armo r-,uv-

hSrFHnxn HosoporArno nrpmm
. nsh origin In eres, pubis vsnh-rasdiein,
nj sns wants Of life-eur.tvss ih.a la.hu, nah,
e'hnr's or iraveler, could always have By sh~m.
"a Always rely upon,--so simple thsa n,ist.ks o.n-
sos % made In The Selection, % harnls-s thsa ID
~ oss hsm with impunity, and 20 sfhcisn, NJ
sl may rely upon thsm vi,h safety. pnoh shsy
esve proved. Thousands Of families use them dsiiy
hr ~ The hs and ailments Of svsry day In, ana
s.rey are seriously sok or have need 70 a.ll ply.
s'asn- Thousands, With some singis specific, hsvs
ured themselves Of SERIOUS ohronio diseases OF yea.
sanding, and upon which thsy have spent hundreds
ln vain, and among the million who uss them, mons
question their purity or efficacy.
bui ~ no genuine coin IL wlthou, IN oouns-rs,,.
ounder the shadow Of HUMPHREYS sPECIYIH.
number Tosdstool .Cura,ives" or Rsu,edis-s
have come up, whose principal use II W boar inro
nntsry testimony 70 the worth Of the original suos
vrsh 10 but The frctb ,ha, ruoce- always throw, /,
me surface.
Those shallow knsves Jus, krow enough 70 CoFY
soi no, enough W INvENT-ihey know enough ),
VEAL bui no, enough 70 oRIGINATn. Do ,hsy
snve stolan The names and numbers Of my msdi
anss, and even copied my advertisements. and win,
hsse borrowed garments the as Essays 70 90, shs
aon, and even fanoies his brayng u the roar Of shs
nonArch Of The fores,. But ths public arc soqusn.
ID with such paltry dSvioc-, and well know how ;.
axe ,hs true coin and lssvs ths base oounisrfsh
With In maker.
They are now RECOMMENDED By The noa
EMINENT HOMEOPATHIC PHYsCIANs-
They are used by tho mos, INTELLIGENT and Rn
RIFkD OF every community. Al have found ,hsn
I'll they have been recommended, PROMPT, KPPI-
CIKHT and RKIIABLB-every way worthy Of pub
10 conndsnos and patronage.
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rEsTIMoNIALat

NJ DANIEL LovEJoY, Of No. 1877 wsa I'D 4.
Row York. has boon Afflicted with the Piles for
sssntg years. He used this Patent Pile Pipe With
Ointment, and In three weeks WAS completely cured
Mr.. ANDREW VAN HORN, OF GroenpolnL Long
hlAnd, whose store is ~ No. 10 hAngin st., Nov
York, was troubled with ths Piles very Ssverey buI
" ,hs OF ths Patent Pile Pipe and ointmsn wss
Immediately relieved, and In TIE short space OF thrss
weeks WIS completely cured.
Mrs. VAN HORN, wife OF the lAs, named rcnaIs-
H4n, had painful attack OF the Piles used tho Pips
and Ointment and WAS cured IN one pesLl
DAVID MCCARTHY, No. ga Flnh 81. New Ycrk,
Hho had suffered Acutely from ths Piles for . Ions
dine, was cured by tina Pipe and oininAsni In six
weeks.
Mr.. FHILrr IRISH, No. $40 wsn SO,h a., Nsw
York, now Of Stamford, Conn, aftsr long suffering
rom the Piles, WIS cured by lhs Patent Plls Rips
md Ointment In six weeks.
NJ. THOMAS wILDES corner Of BoskAAn Al,A
water sts., New York, after suffering many yoAEs.
uied tho Patent Pils Pipe, and recommends n - lhs
osry bea, article thai can be usad.
Mr.. CHARLES TODD, No. 10 Wall sHesa, suasEn&
Intensely for yeArs, and Gtsr trying svery known
romedy within his reach, wAa ~ holly cured ~ als
Pipe and Ointment
BENJAMIN IRVING, ofNsw York, snSineor,Va
gradually sinking under the depressing and Agoal.
sing influence OF tie Piles, was induced 10 use al
Pipe and Ointment and experienced lmmsdials ~
Hst-graduAlly improved under Ihsir hsalink N.
iuence, and In . few months wAs entirely cps4.
He claims that tho Pipe and ointmSnl, uaA< EsSS-
IasnOs, saved his Nis,
We sIsha add pages Of statements, bus Its0 WCi
sliios. Persons wishing for tuTthr svidAAa 90
hare u ~ calling - ths DePOA>
PRICE OF rIrn, saIA
OINTMENT, % ora
a liberal discount made 10 PhyEaimIs, BxaKfEk
"A WholsaAls and Retail DaAlsrs gsnarllV.
TERMS nlvARIAlLX OA@k
nmnT 4 FMnUx.
asnAal AguA
HAAkUHoa RMHA
6atfss ~ Uuk
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ROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR
SaIe-CaV at 2sT Cherry st, IL
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LIFE CORDIAL-FEMALES OF ALL

7 IF + COR DIAL-FEMALES OF ALL
- ages " Ao are suffering from inward weakness
!oeS Of Al petite general prustrat0 on OF the gystesl,
g. and "oun Uttain renew ed health amt strength,
should make d trial OF Dr.. ANDERSON'B
FEMALE LIFE CORDIAL.
Mothers who have daughters Of a weak and mar:
ou conat tuition, should get bottle of this aHcslGri
STRENGTHENING COMPOUND,
and let them take IT, II is the best oorreOtor Of Iha
FEMALE SYSTEM
ever produced, For al those distressing CONF lslus
with which females often troubled, laIieo.kly
at certain periods, 1t has nv equal.
TRY 1T ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED,
Sua IKE hundreds who are now eljoy ng guSd
hea''h nom lie timely use, you will be. Il oAa
oe t'Stn At all tmes with perfect safety, and u LO
nliy dtEoid Of all deleterious or poisonous drugs
lrISe VI PeI bottle OR SIX FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
>, Ihe lohowing are the principal agencies Il. A
iioadley' 81 ghth ave RI ade & Co, $50 Allen or
Stanton = and cor Houston st. and Ave. ID Nal
10y cor seoold ave and SOth st White, cor o.
umoa and Riyington sts and cor Madison and
moutstlnery sls Win amsl urg h-Malloy & Co,
Soulh on and sth s's. Isl ooklyn-Grey, cor. Myr-
tie and Franklin avenues.
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TsE FURSiANs RHEUMATIC ANN

- IIlLLTOR for / . Rhcumatism. Nenraigia.
spm'ns' Bruises, Sore Throat Pains In tie sida,
Rack, &c. II Ii aisu sure cure for the Piles, TrI
1t aud he G" need. Price Twelve Cents per bottle
and can Always lie obtained At 100 ~ B,Hrry, YTa
DIVISION Il, \ v and at &C South 2nd st. and cor,
SoutL 9Th and Nth sts, WiliAmsburgh 900
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dried fuel which had been kindled IL,
my request. and ehdeavoured to be-
guile the hours with legends of the
dangerous gulf in which We were iso.
lated. I caught. occasionally. a
few sentences Of these wild tales ;
but what mattercd it 70 me that the
livre Noir Of Coutances told Of i,
sSeigneur dc Hambye having slain n
hug. serpent in Jcrscy-or tina, the
: 7f7rHai- n. he =. 49,. ;,.;sa. Of Mount
St. Michel recorded "a thousand and
one tales If crime and death l
sat by my sisters couch, listening
to her gentle brcathings. and watch
ing the tligh, Of the impcrccptible
spiri, thut already lowered on her
lips.
An hour before dav-brakc Alice
h.cx,nr restless. and her respiration
irregular and Instructed. The fire
had died away, aud dim lamp,
brought from the si,aiiop. alone ii:h-
ted the cabanc. All my fellow voy-
ayers were asleep, stretched on the
bar. earth; and though / saw that
finger OF death wa, already pointed
At my sister. felt it useless 10 dis
,urb them. They gould Civ. no re-
lief. She was passing into eternity.
and cared not that they should see
my tears. Nevertheless, l ionsed
early for the high, Of the morning:
and, for u moment Went to the thrcsh-
hold to look for it's first beam. The
storm had passed away. and the SUD
was just raising his broad disc
above the Norman hills. heard
deep sigh proceed from the catanr.
aud fastened back to my sisters side.
Her hand returned my pressure
the lids of her eyes were half M
closed; hu. the spirit Of lit" lighted
no longer the orhs they shaded. ]
pressed my lips +" hers. hn, they
were cold aud brca'l.l"s>.
Austin. her story l. told From
the shritcrlrss rock on which she
died. carried her remains to St.
Helier's; aud. in compliance with
the wish had heard her express
when l knew no, tn" deep interest I
had in her existence she was buried
Il, Granville. Soft lie IL. turf on
her virgin breast,
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stranger, we're goin to shoot" See
here" continued the beet.eater.
''hcr's our drill" and taking his
bowie knife from his belt he fixed it
in tree with the edge Of the blade
outwartls. Then marching off a dis
lance Of sixty or seventy yards.
aimed his rifle and split bullet upon
the blade. lyon see stranger. il W.
amt much ON sogerin. we are power
tml good q. drawin Il bead"
Cot. Jackson, the commandment. Is
stili busy erecting batteries. Ifc
evidently believes as much in til.
shovel and pick as weapons Of war.
~ he does in the riti. and lnuskct.
Every morning company of fifty or
sixty darkirs. whisiiing "aixic's
land" file across the bridge over the
Potomac, OH their way into the
mountains. where they are throw ing
up earth works; hut the poin, Of
their destination and the character Of
their work is known only to those
who have the supcrinrrndrncr of
affairs. No one can pass either Of
the bridges WILTON, u permit from
headquarters. and. consequently, eve
~ movement on the two sides of the
rivers il kept secret,
The manufActur" If Mimic rifles is
still actively going on. One or two
hundred are daily turned out
Large numbers of ball. and ball car
tridgrs arr ais" being made. OF
powder, am informed Their. l. an
abundance. Strange az i, may souud.
quantity WAS recently hr"us ht here
from here from the ncishborhocd Of
B:l!ti'n"r" by :, couple of Irishmrn,
VIII" droN" i, across the country in
four h"r>" team. Il" CONCEAL it from
View. III" load WI, covered with iron
ore. and whenever Il strange sail lo>.
in sigt tn. two Paddles sull.uly
appeared I" hc on the i"lli.et kind Of
Il drunk, aud 50 remained until the
danger was passed. when they push
ed forward with all speed.
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Dur President to Sr .fssass;s,t.1-

Our President to 6r .fss1sx,s,uke1-
4 special correspondent of the Rich
mond Dispatch. writing from Wash.
ington nthc LIST, communicates tn.
following:
While standing in Wizards Hotel
last night, small party of men gath
cred near me. and engaged in earnest
conversation, ! heard one of them say
to another; JEFF. Davis. the rebel
leader. il slan to l.. cared for"
have just seen with my own eyes the
gentleman who has sworn to take his
life at any cost; and he will do it
His plan il to get letter Of in.roduc-
ton FROM some leading Secessionists
here to President Davis. then to visit
him Mt his rooms in your city, and ask
for private .triendiy interview; and
then. under the sui-c of friendship. to
plunge a dagger TO his heart, regard
less Of the consequences, That there
is plan on foot here for the murder
Of the Southern Presi.lcn', l,ar. not
'he shadow If = doubt.
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To the Ladies'.
ton, { our

Wilt not III. fair lndi., IS "ur city
encourage, III III III" cnu.. w.. Ar. adj
,"catirs. hy tav"ritt. The ".iir. "t he
shreveport, bail> \.w- with ,Lr pre-
-'n,a'i"u Of ia. Of orr own Gov
"rI'rn-nt. +" .rarr tn, front If our
building How i, would show To- al.
Vantage. llhi.~' Floating ~ the.
i,r-rzr from III" window 81 our sane
turu. W"ui,.n'- W. blow n',Tm i,
'i.u-h ONLY :hink - 'hr ,.l.r-
timk- -. rf,> I"r-"nry". il -uch i
thug could i". l.n.li.>. Won would
no, l." III" l">rr. and hr>id,>. only r.
fleet on The >uhj--,. There -r" 'hrc.
new paper rs,alli- hin"ni~ here. and
not "tn has .i"atin. III thu mir over
til. building occupied. or elsewhere.
III" '"l"r> IT ;h-ir c"untrr-':ir
shameful W. want something of
the kind. hu, really cannot ~, i, for
It very Important reason. which ""
shall keep secret: But q, the Young
lady aid. ii vow won, d. this for me-.
why. why. |. l. slail try t" tak- up
collection. !r"In among III. good
people. that what No .i;1nui. la
die
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We make the following cxtrsc,
from letter received from Mr.. Geo
w. Markham:
Richmond. Va. June q. 1861
Dear Uncle-We arrived here o,
last evening all right. in fine spirits
and cool healths. Richmond il a
ass-sss. ss.l ..i.s ): een.ainiug about sixty
thousand inhabitants. There ar.
twelve thousand volunteers here "A,
present. and abou, three thousand
arriving every day. though they send
them away rs fast as they are wanted
at other places. do not know
whether we will be permanently sta.
TONED here or not.
There has been but little fighting
done vet. \ great many telegraph,
dispatches .,rr false. ] know as W.,
nrc where they all start from, though
there has been few -kirmishcs.
think when they hear that the Grays
ar" here that Mey rW ,ceaksn. DIS
hard. and go. Give my love I" my
friends.
4 War or I,ro.-'Thc New York
Tribune comments. with charactcris-
tie Mippnncv and buster. Oh the atti-
tudc England has taken OH the qurs-
ton of privntrrrins. After threaten
ing terrible things if tina. weak power
does not chang. its position and cor
rect thu. fatal biund-r it has fallen
into, the h"as,cr SAYS:
II will he we'll for all ,ar,i-, il no
verse comes Of il. for 4 war between
this country and England. which
might readily grow "u, Of it. an'f
which ". are iii Il condition tn accept
for Il war or Two. more or less.
would make very little difacr.nc. I"
us now.
This il the richest pi.c. OF vap"r-
ing ". hav" enioycd for u long time.
Bur the TIib,ln. is right. IN. gov
-rnm"nt under which ,ha. infamous
sheet tlourisl,c. would. indeed. suffer
little more from halt dozen wars
than from the one il j. now carving
on. II this war lasts long enough.
the Yankee nation will be DESTROYED, ,
and il til" world were in arms a.ain>,
til" u,ah people. il c"nl', d" no NOR.
II is strictly TRUE. that Il war or two.
NOR or l.>s. would make verv li,,l,
difference ;",h- l.inc"lni,.-.-i'har
ton Courier.
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Hard 10 Please.

W" complained tn" other day i'll
The presence Of citizen If this city,
of til. intense warm cather-f.
wheeled round immediately Oh his
heels. mud >w"rc it vas no, hot
enough for him: another remark cd
that it jus, suited him, and "A thir,i
agreed with us. We can account for
folks not feeling the effects of warm
weather., who indulg. in frequent
smiles during til. day, bu, for per
son confined to a room nearly til.
whole day and night, a. We are. il,
tells awtuily ; it would appear to
drive away all energy; makes US
duh, and careless about everything !,
but in spite Of this, the good peopl.
of our city seem con,ent.d. The IVA
king of soldier coats is all the rag..
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( ;" Think the New Orleans Delta
and :" 40 We. and wo said 80 long
ago. Our Stat. j. one Of the most
important in the ..y"- ,t thu enemy,
and they are right: knowing this they
, will exert all their power in binding
Ills. - t" the actual step they propos.
taking. They make III hrlicv. tina,
they ar. rn.i.ayorins To de, s"u.r,I ing.
-'Incw her" els. and d" no, for u mo.
mcui think Of Louisiana oh. no, I,
IL IL Pick.n-, liarr~r'- Ferry "r~"tnc
other point, that they are after.
This l. Yer, pretty talk. hut what
about the NV" small war vessels
which ""r" .ri-a> "ring =" effect u
landing ia Lake H.renc. t few unil"-
i"iow III" city "f New O,I"ans.--
Chance blew them 'l,-rr ~. pr..u,n..
Look "u' Th" Governor has acted
a sensible part. Nrr,'> 'lr D.l,a's
talk
Governor N."r.. v. learn. la.
hren compelled. tv sens. %, tur,
and a proper regard tor ~" -..r,ri'>,
at our S'n'". :" rrtu-r I"rlu'>-i"n to
volunteer c"Inynni". I" leave N
STATE to engage in POSSIBILITIES III .!;s-
tam parts -, The i"nf.1lrrat.v. The.
rrIni>i'i"n> ii the Government i,a,..
been full y and promptly met The
troops -"nt have no; only exceeded
the drafts. hu; have been fully equip.
ped by I'll" state and people. In ~
Gi'i"u :" these. II number of iui,pcu.
dent ha''ali"n> and ".,npa.i.- la, t.
obtained III" permission .i the Com
fcd-ra'- authorities {" enter the army
of the Government. and arr now in
III" field. The contest has been 10
prevent to" lar-.. II fore. from leaving
til. STATE; and III this III Governor
has acted wisely, though not always
successfully. ,hr military ar,lor If
"ur Young men .i-iyin. all restraint.
\, prrsrn, tho stat !la> over
lively" thousand sn-n in til. field. iui-
~ equipped and in high STATE Of
discipline. This j. "A larger force
than the United States Government
had Il, til" commencement, at this
war; and considering orr population
and The larG" h.n.ani upon our mill
'ar.v resources for home defense. is n,
large f"rcr as the State oush, to
put in the field. The remainder ii
our military. which includes nearly
our Who'll" male population. shoald in
the meantime t.- fully organized for
defense and for operations in III. vi
ciniiy. II every other Of the Con-
fed-ra'e State has been as active,
Jealous and efficient i'll tn. cause as
Louisiana, fresiden, Davis ought 70
have II force "a; his command capable
not only Of rcp-lling the enemy from
Virginia, but of driving him beyond
the Maryland line. Nor have wrany
reason TO doubt that our sister States
have been behind Louisiana. Mis-
sissippi and Alabama We know have
not been and South Carolina is new
cr behind any State in amy duty of
honor. patriotism and devotion
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Cu. IiiI.,.r.5sh Engaged To be .JTas.

CoI. Eiis'.s.1M Engaged to be -Haz,
ricd.-Ihc New York Herald says:
Col. Ell. worth has been engaged
for the last two years to Miss Care
Spaiford. . vonng Lady "f seventeen,
daughter of Charles +. Spaiior,a. a
residcn. of kockport H.. Miss Siaf-
ford. was recently student to the
Carol Institute. Brooklyn. The
Marriage would probably have taken
place ere this but for the breaking ont
Of the war, Col. Ellsworth was TWEEN
ty-sevcu wears Of age.
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Ertensire Seizure IF Comnteyjtts
1foncy-N.w Orleess Banks Repre-
extensive s.iznr. "f conn-
tert''t money was effected in 81.
Lou. "n III. 9Th. Amor. the bills
were ones and tens of tn. Citizen
Bank Of New bricans. and htti,s ot
the Southern HANK NJ h"w br'osn-
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-24
Important 70 Csrrespsndents.

There being considerable do,,b, ip
the 'ninds Of our Southern. people a.. 20
whether OF not letters sent outside u
the Confederate States, will reach the
place Of destination by placing the
=. 8. stamps upon letters to be for
warded. besides preparing for the
same at the rates established BY. o,r
government, we append the following.
which appeared in the Louisville
Courier Of 10Th instant
Postmaster Speed notified one OF gu,
prominent merchants, Saturday, tha,
hereafter all letters to parties here
from any Of the Confederate States
will be forwarded to the dead le,tcy
Office Mt Washington. This. we un-
dcrsfand. includes letters prepaid
with u. >. stamps. We trux. there
j" some mistake in thi. but, it it is
true. til. people of Louisville and the
public generally should have been
notified.
According TO rhe above il is no.
advisable to send letters outside o.
the Confederate States. with the ea-
peciation Of their reaching the psr,ic.
t" whom they are addressed.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-24

W anIcO-''"od canNh.Scrs III aii
Of tli' m.ishh"ring Parishes. au}
counties. l"nn. men, old racn. or
WOMEN can make good living By
doing il. Address Immediately for
terms. etc. the editor "i the Sl.r.vc-
port Daily News.
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The man Lambert, reportcd,o have
been hung at Manassas Junction a. a
spy, has, it il said, been released. II
seems that he is innocent.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-24

L.ney Q, {. w. clay IN the Loa.i,'n
Tm~s,-Cn->iuS VI. Clay tuow in
Eur"rca- one of Linc"ln's Minis,crr}
writes to the London Times on the
American struggle. briefly but d-cis-
lively. lie say. the rebel States can
be suhdn"d it is not proposed 10
suhiusat. them. b", simply to pu,
down the rebellion. Englnnd'- inter
ss' is t" stand by the Union. II. in
4"ir.- II England cmt afford t" "fsesd
I'll" United States! II. concludes
by saving England II "A natural ally
of the United Stat"s.-t. s. Papey.
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III" Mr. i"rk and tjr.t~in .IIo.
s"As.-Th. Grand l.rdv 80 Of New
York hav" adopted resolutions ,irrlar-
ing that the decree. ut n"n-iu,.rrrur"
recently pr"u,u!:a'" by th ';raud
L"dg. II Virginia ~ ,;-ains, THE
Grand Lodge should n"r md does
NOT "x"nrr,t. III" Nt-"n~ haiiin- from
this jurisdiction NOW or hereafter y"
t." al ih'. r,il ~ Virginia or else
~'"r'. from til" performance Of th"-c
high and HOLY Masonic duties TO-
wards Ma-"u- "win. allegiance u,
'hr Ir.',i l"lr.. 81 Virginia. whirh
are impera''.'.l, ca-, aysas them h:'
their vows mad, III th. craft: the law
1T Cod and ti,. dictates of humanity"
y sharp discussion took place on III.
resolutions.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-24

Hon WIN. 4. Forward, .A.s.-.;,.s
.In~tit" -, the S"pr""" CoHr, of Il-r
ida. has enlisted as st private i'll III.
rauk- "i = company recent " orgauii
ID i'll Putnam county.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-24

Il Thanking C2"d.-buring til.
reign Of terror under old john Adam.
administration. when il was mad.
treason tor any man L" open his
mouth I" discuss the acts OF til. al
ministra,ion. and the gag law wac
applied I" men. about fifty democrats
Of Ea-,"n formed a thinking club.
They met once u week, thought what
they pleased and adjourned.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-24

4 .Narni Brigade in HAMPTON
isoads.-1'hc Naval Brigade, under
tn. command fool. Washington A.
Bartlett {of the hate United States
navy has arrived at Fortress Monroe
from New York. The command num-
bars ahonf $50, but recruits are 10 he
added until il reaches 1850 1t will
then be divided into two equal patts
regiments. Que Of which will be arm
ed with Sharpc's rifles and the other,
rihcd cannon.
The Bri.a,l. has 800 stand Of
Shapes rifles, GO,oU0e rounds If
cartridges, go sabr-s. $50 Savagc's
pistols and several of James rifled
cannon. Quite nine-'enths % the
of the force are seafarinS men. who
have enlisted for the war. and who
are looking forward to active service
and lots of prize money. Their UNI
form consists Of "a blue flannel blouse.
blue pants and shirt, black hat and
plume, The Brigade is 10 hav.
very fast-sailing steam war vessel.
and perhaps two Others. III, men
are drilled for laud and sea service.
and will be equally ready to CHASE
prrvatccrS. cooperate with the fanf
forces, aud make attacks upon ANY
weak part 1T tho cramy'., Goa -
kp',,Dor, .Sup