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Calanitto0.

A GIRL JuMrGD orr A WHARF at Boston, -
SunCs sy night but not liking the taste Of cosA
water, concluded that lackAdaisical suicide vs.
not In her way; she called for help and wss
rescued, wiser and wstter.
A PLANTER OK Sr. JoHs's RivIR, Florida,
named LEE, accidentally fell overheard iron .
steamer plying that river, and was drowned,
on tho l4th ult.
Two xMINxNr CITIZENS, brothers, arc lyisg
dead at Philadelphia. DR.. THos. Hams,
,enior surgeon Of the u. 8. Navy, Agsd a, anA
DR.. WM. HARRrs, also . physician, sesd -.
Both disd Of paralysis.
A FILTHy scouNDREL, JoHN PEHHALG>
school teacher at Bruce Mines, G. W., VS.
detected on the 1st ult., having attempted lib
critics with somc Of his girls pupils. 1hs est
RACED citizsns tied him on tho bsck q sn or,
and marched him round - . nasty show. Ne
left Afterwards,
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A correspondent q the boston ysswra, M,
tions the Z, flowing incident:
when wAsmsoror made his proersa - -
no. sbtrn ssase, In iIse, he avoidsd, wss vrs0w
undo, the cticum.tsnoes, pss-ioe through \ sSas
IL and, which hsS not tbtn sccspspd the opnusasu-
ton. TIE nearers point " shss sssae ~ sN,sn =
gcppsd vas Ge town Of Pl.,sa-,d, Cssn,sr sicS1,
whs be p.ss.d . night A large party q lsA,ss
TO him. Tns throns OF o,arens Of the sown ssh
the sIrrt uncipg paris was great thss tnsss 10
dieI. who w.fe ed In q room In the nosA
oppOsi'a " tia, ia which The reoepston wss hsaA,
ehef waiting many hOnrs were almost In dee gAir a
their olitc' when ths cortn'fes NJ ArranRsneses
s,st q q cir ctsc ~ wAsBIsaror, and propossA
thai - s',rd them tns Rr-. q a'iun Of ssstng Ain
by getr 70 The ronTu vbers they we're. To ehkaI
atn HE sscu.tn,d Esllan'-s. he ss once ass-asd
En'tring the rood he PLACED himself 40 slsvsssA
lpsi'lun bswei g. the sdies. aud ute ed tssss
wo'ds: "L~iel Ify"u have co ne 90 isr W a.
"id IN. row far I'D you ~ see young sess-
bowed gain snd imu, Ae'y re'ried."
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OF ADVERT}sEN0.

S<vo vords. Or -, enc day - es.As, s~s Aag2
@s %ssSs sss:s dsys, q, =. q - A y
Monshly advsrsAs..ps.eS a e,uv it,S-L ie-.~a~1 =
We oouvenispes q The efhos, ~ fyr ever A..
-. AdveFtsssrAssas r,csivsd uus6l ~ St051k e
y. This sssAs'ishmsuA w. sssrsay elsssA - Gu1sV
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Exclusive Of public buildings, to which tho
Federal Government has a title. Much Of the
above property is estimated at the original cost,
Its value here being much greater, being w9rth
to the state at least a million and half Of dol
lars. The eight artillery guns allowed the
companies wefo valued at o., 900.
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TANnERY TO LEr-A SMALL Norooco
teaos from Ne. YORK. p .a-s -,sii e oi.y. rS,,s
thsre = no competItion IN tbs lrsda ar Ii,i Az
Washington street, ia
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highly IMPORTANT 10 MorHHRs.-MRa.
WlNsLOwb SOOTHING SYRUP u tbs only thing
that you rsly upon 10 give rs 10 yourssll and -
lief and health to ysur infant
MRS wINsLOws SOOTHING sYRrP h~ ben
the Of restoring the dropping spirih Of many
mothers.
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Texas.

The San Antonio Herald, Of the 2ji, says
that tho following is list Of the property
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Give an old for disesss. insident to the %
riod sf teethns In children. Hsr you have that cid
nur-e for 70 cents, In the form Of MRs wlSsLow'S
SOOTHING SYRUP.
MIS-. wnsLows SOOTHING SYRUP nevw falls
10 give immediate relief.
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This Is the season Of the year 70 sss MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP,
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Orders are coming 10 every day from drussists IA %
paIts of the country, "scnd me more Il MIS-. wIns
LOWS soOTaIN0 SYRUP.

killisn Of bottles Of MRS wISsLowS SOOTHING
BYRUP are sold every year In the Usitcd States.
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CPECIAL NOTICE
oG0OD CHANCE for eysrycoHy "a ysnt OF Q hat

BFQ0KlYNI BHORkLSSs bs LiS .,n, ,sss S,ft.r. fTl
ssiy of II Atiaatlo s and nov o. ss Alta alto 6 o
yosits the srkst Bro oiklyn. tASes this o9p9snny 70
Inform HI Gu stomers and ths oubitc In g,n
oraL that on account II ths b ard tim he hn IAts
great reduction from his form " wiest t,e hI O.
0neriy cold for 81 sm now ssll,ny TOR D. the W
kaf for Ss, In srdsr that Old frl al. wa Hs
eaa have new hat for 81. PArSiC1s OAt o. ieas
than oost prloe. ~,
NB-Prit and Beaver Hsts Cloth, Pia,h and Fan
Sy saSS HUka,Stsw Good, 10, st sia,lly loW prics
III nae before buying ei ,swhara
- JAMES HARkIE5,
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MRS. wINsLowS SOOTHING SYRUP sold b.
al drusgkts throughout the United states-
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
Shreveport 9ailg Mews.
.JNO. DICEIN1or
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Tuesday, June 4, 1861.
Job Work must be paid for on de.
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
Mr.. JOHN w. TApER, is our authorized
aagent in Nstchitoches.
Mr.. d. ID. O'BRlES. No. 6. Exchange
Place. New Orleans, is cur authorized
Agent for that city.
Mr.. H. c.. CLARKE. bookseller. is our au-
:horized agent for vicksburg and Natchez.
Mr.. J. II. LOTION. is our agent at Belle
sue, Bossjer Parish.
Those friendly to our undertaking. who
uay hear of any local, or other items, that
will prove of interest to our readers, will
favor us by handing in the same at the Office
II the News
We will he pleased to receive contribu-
ions from our friends, in and around Shreve-
port. An occasional article from our planters,
-elative to the crops will be very acceptable.
In fact, we desire correspondence from
very section Of the States.
Personal articles will not he published.
4ither rs communications or adv ertisensents.
1 Postns0stevs are requested ia
-.'ct as agents for Me Meas, and re-
'ss~ ten per cent from anrosnt for~soyded
@ Our friend, Cellos, the atten.
tive Clerk of the steamer Homer
lays us under obligations for hate fa
VOLS.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
Drsading The Approaching Dan
SeHs

The Courier des Etots Ilnis. pub-
lished at New York. reports General
Scott as having said this in council
Of the Cabinet:
1--WE have need now Of firmness
and moderation, but Of ,nodsraf1on
still more than tirmness." And the
French paper follows up the words
with the following comments: Sin
these few words is perhaps the s"-
preme secret Of the terrible situa-
ton of the United States. The i'm
p. tuosity of clan given to the North
may become the greatest danger OF
the movement"
The New York Ezprcss also has
fears of ''the impetuosity ofclan Civ
en- to the NORTH That paper says:
"It is impossible to shut ones eyes
to the RAJ pid drift of the country into
the arms of the Man on Horseback
in other words, into tho arms of Il
regular military despo,ism. We do
not say this in disparagelnent of the
MAN on Horseback, who is about
our best protector, and only defe nst
we are likely to have from anarchy
and the most despotic Of all despot-
isms-the despotism of fthe mob. The
rapid transition We are undergoing
however, from Il selfsovernunent +" d
government OF guns. is food for re-
Election to the contemplated mind
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
BARRIERS and Surgeons Poles.-B,

Barriers and Surgeons Poles-By
a statute still in force the BARRIERS and
surgeons were each to use pole. The
BARRIERS were to have theirs blue and
white stripes. with no other apPen-
dage; hut the surgeons which was
the same in other respects, was like
wise to have gallipot ard a re-rag
to denote the particular nature Of
their vocation. But the reason why
the surgeons was adorned with both
blue and red. seems to have escaped
the chancellor. The fact is the CHI
rurgical pole. properly tricked' ought
to have a line Of blue paint. another
Of red and third Of white, winding
arouud it's length, in regular ser
pentine progression-the blue repre-
senting the v.nous blood, the more
brilliant the arteria]. and the white
thread being symbolic of the bandage
used in tying up the arm after with
drawing the liGature. The stick IT,
self is sign that the operator pos
sesses a stout staff for his patients to
hold, continually tightening and re-
laxing their grasp during the opera
Misunderstanding the flow Of blood
by the muscular action Of tn" arm.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
On the first page of to-dayys paper
will be found full particulars of the
fights at Sewell Poiut

Coxveniion If Democratic Edito'x.
The Hudson (N. W Gazette makes
the ngproposition, which looks
As if there was some little moral
courage and self respect still remain
ing among the Democrats in that
State. The councils of the savage
and canibal could not excel in their
monstrous orgeries the base and un-
principled warfare proposed to be
waged on the South by the North and
the ruthless mobocracy law, that hold
its terrors over the heads of those
who do not fall down on their knees
and swear that there is but one God
the Chicago platform, and that
Abraham is its Prophet-that the
only hell is the South and JEFF. DA-
Wis it's chief. The Gazette says:
There never was time in our
political history which called SO loud
for unity Of action and tirmness on
the part of the Democratic editors of
the Empire State. as the present. As
body they exercise a powerful intlu-
ence, and this influence shoulp be So
directed As to result ia the greatest
possible good and the perpetuitv of
our time-henored principles. This
can be accomplished in no more di-
rect way than by comforting together
and adopting such measures as shall
secure tAe freedom of the Press and
the right of speech,
In view OF this, it has been sug-
gested that Convention of Democra.
tic editors to be held at an early day
at Albany, or some other central 90.
sition- The suggestion is worthy Of
consideration by our cotemporaries
1t is only necessary to bring the sub
,ject properly before the Democratic
| Press to render the movement success
full.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04

in reasonable fighting distance. Thir-
~ thousand Federalists will be con-
centrated on the heights Of west AL
exnndria.
Since it has been understood that
tn. South Carolinians ar. holding
Mauassus Junction, the Federalists.
especially those from Massachusetts,
are anxious to get at them.
A Post office has been established
at Fort Pickens.
The Seventh New York regiment
departed for home to-day.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04

~ During the revolutionary war
when drafts were made from the mill
tia to recruit the continental army
a certain captain gave liberty to
make their objection if they had any
against going into service; accor.
dinghy one of them who had an i'm.
piedmont in his speech. came forward
and made bis bow.
"What's your objections'" said
the captain
II ca-ca-can't CO." answered the
man, Il st-st-stuttsr."
"Stutter," said tho captain. "iou
don't go there to talk, burto fight
"Ah, but they'll put me on the
g-guard, and man may go ha-h.
halt a mile before l can say whwh.
goes there"
"Oh, that's 10 objection. for they
will place another sentry with you
He can challenge and you can fire
"Well, bu-bu-but I may be taker
and run thro' the gg-gnts before
can cry qu-qu-quarter."
The last plea prevailed, and the
captain laughing heartily dismissed
him.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
ID. LIE ROSEN,
Daguerrean Artist.

Would respectfully inform the citi-
zens Of Shreveport. that ho will re-
main in their place a few days. foI
the purpose of taking Pictures upon
Gla,s, Silver, Iron; Paper. Patent
Leather etc, etc, in the highest
style of art.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every
case.
Rooms at the Art Gallery, over
Sour 4 Newburger's Store, where he
invites an examination of specimen
Pictures.
no 39-tf.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
Says the n. o. Weekly Mirror

Says the n. o. Weekly Mirror !:
The Shreveport Daily News has
reached its 25th number, and its
columns afford ample evidence Of the
determination Of its publishers to sue
ceed in an enterprise so much to their
advantage.
The above shows afriendly feeling
on the part of our contemporary /;
that we should be watched over by
our friend Wilson does us good ;
he seems to take an interest in our
success, and we are pleased to know
it. Ifyou want good in fact, the
best weekly published in the South,
subscribe to the n. O. Mirror.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04

How is it to be possible that any
man Of common sense, can come into
our office and ask us for paper,
thinking it does not cost any thing 2
After date no person need ask US for
paper, with the expectat ion of not
having to pay for the same. A pa
per business is the same as any other
every paper is printed with the view,
of selling it; and we do not expect
any person to get copy without
paying for it, no more than week
pect grocer to give away his gro
eeries. When we publish a paper
Tor gratuitous distribution we shall
notify every person of it. Bear this
IN mind. and if you like our pape,
we'll enough to come to the office af-
ter it; come prepared with the money.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
Personal articles will not be published
-!ther rs communications or dvertisensents
V Posens0sters are requested II
,'ct as agents for fAe Neacs, and re-
:tss~ ten per cent from an~o~nt kor~ca2ded

Mr.. NJ f. Bigney, the late able 'edi-
TOR of the n. O. Mirror, has with.
drawn from the establishment, .ou,
good wishes accompany him i'll his
retirement from the editorial fraterni
ty. MIR. 8. is succeeded by Mr.. 4.
w. Hunter. The Mirror will here
after be conducted under ae style OF
Wilson & Hunter.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
Confederation Restaurant.

~ oriheriy Va1etyJ
z- Adjotninsthc Confederation
Cofec Houxe iShrcseport, La.
II ,HIS well known and popular es-
tablislnnent has been removed as
above, and is open for the accommo-
da,ion of the public. There will be
found the best of game. fish. oysters,
and everything that the Shrevcport
and New Orleans markets afford
Meals furnished at all hours day or
night. Families and parties Will
have their orders promptly attended
70. no37vly
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04

AS newspaper correspondence has
been prohibited from the seat Of var,
in all probability telegraphic dis
patches will be stopped
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
Special for the Daily News.
Received yesterday Evening.

Louisville, May 31.-lt is suppo-
sed that Col. Anderson will come
officially but alone, probably to aid
in endsavoring to swear in the home
guards, or to accustom the kentuckl-
ans to the sight Of Federal buttons.
and gradually bringing the State into
Missouri's condition.
There are rumors, that the Nash
Vile railroad was embargoed on Mon
day-in which event Tennesseeans
will consider kentucky's neutrality
vitiated and will advance. The
Union and Southern Rights parties.
however, seem determined to repeI
any aggression from either side
Tennesseeans will gain thousands of
supporters by waiting.
The Marion Rifles, an intensely
Union company, refused, by majori-
ty Of one. to be sworn into the home
guards.
New York, May 3i.-The Times
says, without circumlocution, it if
plain that England and France will
formally acknowledge the indepen-
dence of the Confederate States.
An official letter to Gen. Butler, in
speaking Of slaves, says: Refrain
from surr-nd-rins to alleged masters
persons who come within your lines
You will employ such persons in tn.
service to which they are best Il
dsptrd, keeping an account thereof
i Gossip.-The Tribune says it is
rumor-d that Gen. Lee is approach
ing Alexandria by the way OF Fair
fax Court house, The Herald says
there are 10000 Southcrners at Har
per's Ferry, and they have plenty
Of heavy artillery at every assailabl'
point. Butler wos reinforced yes
terday with 1000 troops. The times
says there are 5000 men at Harper
Ferry, 1000 Point of Cocks, partial
ly demoralized, but will fight despair
arely. They expect an attack nigh
ly. and sleep on their atms.
Mcdowell has information that Le'
is advancing on Alexandria with 25,
900 men. That Mcdowell anticipate,
an attack, is evident from the activi
ty which lie is fortifying the def1eren
approaches.
/ Chicago, May Ex-senator Doug
las is about the same. If any chang
he is worse.
Baltimore, May 3l.-Gen Butle
spent Monday a. Newport, wher;
the greatest confusion and sufierin,
: prevails III consequence of the d..
rangement Of the subsistence depart
nent.
New York, May 31.-Cotton Yer,
quiet. Middling l3i.
Baltimore, May 3l.-1'he disor
= derlies approached the pickets O.
Federal Hill, and were fired on b
the guard. One was wounded an
e four were taken prisoners.
! The troops pushed toward Fol
tress Monroe. Norfolk is threaten
. ed by a circuitous route.
! Leavenworth, May;3l.-Col. En-
;, ory has resigned.
o St. Louis, May 3l.-Gen. Harve
> has been removed. His suppose
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04

Texas Stage & Liver! Stable.
On Milan st. opposite tile Varon-
doh iiOtcl.
VNHE proprietor has been to great
Il expense to make this the most
desirable Stable in the city, it is con
venient to the Steam boat landing.
Horses will be boarded by the day.
week or month. on the most reasona-
bic terms. Persons visiting Shreve-
por, or going to New Orleans. by
leaving their horses at this establish
ment, can rest assured that they will
be we'll attended to. Only give him
Il call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN CALDWELL.
no 39-ly.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04

Yestesday we were visited by I
very heavy rain.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
WANTED TO PURCHASE. G;;'

IN the suburbs. n neat Cottage
House, with two or more lots. Ad-
dress Box 81, Postofiice. n4-tt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

From the Examiner, NORFOLK, Va.
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which hey
made, viz: Cure Of headache in all its form.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19
fitIa au1 Gar1er.

=. MELENDY. Editor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

From, the AGter.sser, Proridence r. u
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkably eGectiv,
remedy for the headache and Of the very bet
that very frequent complaint which has ever been cov
cred.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19
sumo that native independence, and manly
dignity, with which he was created.

Ervasa-In chat part q the address which appeared
last week several errors In the hr column fourth
and nth lines read doubtful application" instead Of
doubtful apprehension" In the second column, sixth
line read 1i616r instead Of 1876" In the second
column sixth paragraph, read Teudal system" instead
Of Federal system" In the line Of poetry In second
column read vain world /" In place Of dear world"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

From the Democrat ST. Cloud Mnn.
II you are, have been troubled with the headache
send for box, tCephalic Ps) you may hase thsmiz
case Of an attack.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

From the Examiner, NORFOLK, Va.
They have been tested in more than Thousand cas-
with entire success.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
RICHMOND WING.
,v,. Da,Iy whig In Richmond--fay tho Car

vh. Daily WING In Richmond-fay the Car
riers.
The great demand for the DAILY WING within the ciy'
as well BY regular as by transient readers and the di-
Guilty of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
by carrying system adapted only to office subscrip-
,o,s have induced US to resort TO the only feasible
mode of managing large city circulation, to wit that
os ,,nasa,nt 10 The Carriers From this date, there
fore no subscriptions for the Vine to be len within the
ety will be taken at this cfce ard all persons indebted
for subscription to the present time, within the CITY, arc
reouesed to call at the office and settle their accounts
The Carriers will Of course continue to deliver the pa
per to the present subscribers and receive pay Tor the
same At the rate of fifteen cents per week The pubic
will nov understand that all restriction upon the sale oil
the wHrs by Carriers within the city is removed and
that all Who want it may buy from the Carriers or have
il left for them at their residences or places OF business
Sspts1a5sr 10th, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ks s q q s. 80

k2 Il = q SNklS
Nm and kFTER Wednesday, October Cd,
" The Mail ard Passenger Trains,
VIII Jacks ms River and aierme diae sta
daily 1880 n connecting Win the Orange and Alex
nII!A Railroad Gordonsye for Mana and all
atcrmedae points, and Charlottesville with the trains for
.ynehburg.
HarmAn Browns Stages connect With The vain al sSrnton,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays ard Ut Goshen on Iues
avs, Thursdays and Saturdays for Lexington
iarman Mason and Copsnys Stage line connects with the
.ran for the White sulphur Iewlsburg, &c daily
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves lacksoR daily g. A. NJ Tor
Gehmoad -
rae rtg-n Through freight fer GoIdonlvs AMI points West
there lea Rchno p NJ Sundays, TIeGdSys and
tuesdays snd arrive romtte West at M al Sundays Wee
ssdAys aud FRIDAYS
Regular way Freight an for Co dOnsye aud points East
osi :. H. D. wHITooMB,
Genera SupertLtendenk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14

DICHMOND CLOTHING MANURAC- -
II TORY.-The subscribers have on hand large and
aO0DS-Cloths Cassmers and Vestings Of all grades om
The following noted mills orenshaw MILL, Richmond Va Miller
Yredercksbug Thomas Ames' Mills Marion, Smith county
Va Island Mills Charlotte n o. which We are prepared 70
maize 10 at notice. and in the latest and most
approved sys-goOds that will compare In every respect Win
ne best goods OF the OrenshaH
goods equal quality French There can be no longer an
euse buying goods out Of the State In
keep always hand stock Of FRENCH AND EsGLlbh
CLOTHS AND OhMERE noto be surpassed by house In
the city, We have the best Of Cutters, and Of vokmen
not house In the Union with determine
don 70 furnish patrons with Southern
SOUTH goods bouh cut and made SOUTH and We trust be
sold and etermn ed 10 do all our povs
70 push forward Southern Institutions. -
SPENCE CAREY.
Oiothlers And Merchant Tzliors,
fe2s Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
SASH, BLINDl AND DOORS.

nyHE OIdsl Etabshment In nsnd where may be b had
articles ta pAd the rhortsst bosies
esng confident Of giving snureA acoa the sehssdba sen
o ore public patr\ &C. Having recently s1tst
cabinet " Turning 4. bush
have hsi verI ..fol lasy Owe ssn
sat- EILmlA @LIB hsyoeses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
sA,,I. nlIsD avn nuaa

ooasra - All fAit lillhli asosp ~
49, kl'GEN b uiltti-..-
81, $3.50 ~ Z lt Yal Nshasa ~ ,. 81. y
rg,,,' - - % ssassi b. sssIas sfsIrrs.lH
~, i.s,,. =. n 4. = - . 800 a. - 49, 800
ass- N s.ts,s fnL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
no TIE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA

EIE sspAai Northern and souihs states
ing doubtless bteoae permanent will IN measure
b. expected 70 supply the South wit BUTTER aud having been
eag gd eItelggy FOR ny In thAtne Of business take
liberty suggest ns ihe ptopety Of beating Butter well
before pAoAingh and ais OF putting In tubs larger at IN.
bottom send n market Aer packing
possibly voad be pleased 10 rec'ye On consignment
purchase iSowng the highest market Ice and deal
endyey Tor cSh val unh gods A. the lowest rket pr
es send the csh promptly, Tor whatever be sen.
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myself IWOad GLAD 20 receive ether cauptTy
proaee BAT my principal object 70 call particular Atten
tou But;sran Large suppel have been sent heretofore
South from the Norh, Wills. make AM urnish
selves reference FROM the fact that have been engaged
IN basness Ia this ei Tor the las hynve An ask
uiAl-feelng coadlsEt OF giving Satisfaction
eAHPs0N JONES, agent
Grocer and Comnls Ion Merchant
E12-dke iCor Main and 9th sts., Richmond, VS..