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Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

The Iraitors.-A gentleman who
returned from Kentucky on 25th
gives information TO the Chattanooga
Advertiser that while at Camp Dick
Robinson he saw Dan, Trewhitt,
Major, and a Mr.. Spears Lieuten :
ant-Colonel. in Lincoln resi-
rncnt. There were also in the
camp Messrs. Andy Johnson, Cleve-
land, Coins, and about 1900 other
last Tennessee traitors. He. found
at this camp about 5000 kentucki-
ans, all of whom are we'll armed and
equipped, and who spoke confident
ly of visiting Tennessee in a few
days with fire and sword.-Appeal
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05
5hrereport 9ailg 9f'rs.
Saturday. Oct. 5. 1861

The names of persons subject TO
militia duty in our city, were being
taken down yesterday.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

We are authorised to announce,
NJ. r. J. ALSTON, as a candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff. at the ensu'
ing election. pald :
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

We are authorized to announce
DIR. w. w. GEORGE, as q candl-
date for "A seat in the lower branch
of the Legislature. Of Louisiana, at
the election in November. pald
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

Wcarc authorized to announce Mr..
THOMAS X. SIMPSON as- a c;!!-
didate for the Office OF SHERIFF, al
the ensuing election. pad
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

The funeral sermon of MIR. Ihos.
Warren Hecox. who fell at the bat
tie of the Oak Hills, Aug. 10th, Will
he preached at the Methodist church,
at 1O4 o'clock, tomorrow tounday)
morning bv Rev $. 4. Surat.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

We are authorised to announce the
name of j. III. CUNNlNGH AM.
Esq. of n Natchitoches, as q candidate
for the office OF STATE SENATORS
for this district.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05
CAN D9DATES.
WE are authorized to annourc"
GEORGE III. .CHILDERS, for the
LOWER BRANcH OF TIE LEGiSl,i-
ruRE, for this Parish. paid

We are authorized to announce tte
name of H. Whit. Esq, a. Il candidate toF
reelection, to the Legislator. TOR the, PARISH
of .Caddo. P's'o
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

Iv Hon. John Forsyth, writing
from Montgomery to the Mobile Ad-
veltiser aud Register, says
| There is Il sto~y atioat that some
of the troops arriving at Eichmond
were furnished with flint muskets
and they were greatly disguised at
tn. inetiiciencv of their arms. JET
frrson Davis met them and said :
"lo complain of your arms. All
the great battle of modern times were
fought with such arms. Our old re-
volution and the revolution of Isl:
were accomplished with flint and steel
1and in the Mexican war, only one
regiment out of ten had purcusslo loi
muskets. If You don't like thu:
arm. | can tell YOU how to get better
The first time you get into flgh
kill Il Yankee soldier and take hI
+. -un. This is the best we can Civ
YOU, and that is the best way to ge
what YOU like" The argument wa
unansw cradle, and the soldier wen
on his way rejoicing, determined t
g win a purcusslun gun.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

w, are. authorized to announce
pETERII. CEOCkER. as cam
didatc fof the office OF Assessor, at
he ensuing election, in November
next. .....ae ..
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

The Herald, published at Jefferson
Texas, makes slight but just dash
ut some of the Merchants i'll that
place, for sending a lot of Coffee to
their Merchants in New Orleans, in
stead of keeping it for the consum'
ton of their neighborhood. Our co.
temporary must bear. in mind, thai
nan win sellwhere he reahzesthe bes
profit. 400 sacks is a Snug lot.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

The BzocAading fleet of the Passes
Says the n. O. Picayune: "lhere
was considerable excitement ON the
Street Yesterday (3oth ult.), IN reia-
t:on to rumor that one OF the Lln'
colr steamers had come up the river
within a mile + skks'tsS:a S:e Ut :ss.! %4!'3'
was ag'so:.., ' -
From tlfe same paper we learn thai
Can't. Andrew O. Murphy, Of the
Confederate States Schooner Antonio
in the State service of Louisiana, az
lived in this city yesterday from
cruise in the Gulf off the southwes
coast, and that hy a gentleman wh'
came up with the Captain from Bara
ta1ia, information was obtained to tn
effect that the Antonio succeeded
few days ago in making very I'M
port;.nt capture within a mile and
half of the steam frigate Powhattai
and that documents have been seize
seriously duplicating persons IN tn
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

their ideas. Whenever she chooses
to recognize the rebel States,
France will meet with the sympathy
of more than two-thirds of her sub
jects.
Is not this due in a great measure
to the supineness of President Lln-
coins Cabinet? What else can be
expected but insult and sarcasm,
when we hear each mail OF the IN
efficiency of the blockades, the sail
ing out of privateers by tens and
twenties, the seizure of numberless
prizes by them, and willfull refusal
of the proper officers to guard against
such proceedings!
Is the United States Government
in earnest, or is it incapable isask-
ed constantly here; and what answ er
can Americans here give to such IN
quiries d! Why, in the name OF heav-
en-, should the North, with its en"r-
mons surplus of population, never be
able to bring equal numbers to bear
in the encounters that take place
with the rebels Why should Gen
LYON have but 5000 or 60Oo agains
23,OOO! .... @
We cannot understand such mis-
management here, and Americans
|.abroad can but doubt the honest,
of ptrposc, or at least the capabillt,
of persons whose duty is to atten'
to these matters.
This must end or the country vii
be ruined. As 1T IS, we have be
come the Jest and the sneeI OF ever
pennv-a-liner Of the European press
and it must be owned, deservediy So
!, Let us hope that the lately appo'r
ted generals will form our troop
somewhat into shape, and that OF
Secretary of the Navy will see tn;
We have some means OF Kidding III
seas of the piratical crafts OF IL
South.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

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Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

CANDIDATES.
WE are authorized to annoW!c"
GEORGE II. CHILDERs. for the
LOWER BRANcH OF TIE LEGiSlh-
1uRE, for this Parish. paid
We are authorized to announce The
name of Il. White Esq, a:s acandiah'r irF
reelection, to the Legisiator, Tor the, fafislfa
of Caddo Pi'"
We arc authorized TO announce
DIR. w. w. GEORGE, as candi-
date for seat in the lower branch.
of the Legislature. Of Louisiana, at
the election in November. paW
We are authorised to announce,
II. II. PITTS, as candidate tor rez
election. for the office of RECORDER
Election Oh the first Monday in No
vember. -
We are authorized to announce the
name Of G.. 5. GROOM, for the ottice
of RECORDER. Election LIST Monday
in November. paid
We are authorised to announce.
NJ. T. J. ALSTON, as a candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff. ut the ensu-
ING election. t-'- paid
Wcarc authorized to announce MI
THOMAS X. SIMPSON a- a c;'!!-
didate for the Office OF SHERIFF. al
the ensuing election. pad
We are authorized to announce
ISRAEL W. pICkENS, as can
dida,e for the office of Sheriff. at the
.nsu;un election. paid
We are authorized to announce IA
! CRISP, the present incumbent, a.
Il candidate for rcGiectionto the oft'ce
OF ASSESSOR. at the ensuing clee-
ton.
Weave authorized to announce
Prof. W. II. \. MAGRCDER, ~
Baton Rouge. as II candidate for tl..
Office of Superintendent OF PubiIe
| Education.
= w, are. authorized to Announce,
pETERII. CKOCkER. as cam
- didate foI the office OF Assessor, at
he ensuing election, in Noyempe'
next.
We are authorised to announce the
name OF j. III. CUNNlNGH AM
i Esq. OF n atchitoches. as q candidate
, for the office of STATE SENAIOR
~ for this district.
- ID. LIZ ROS.EN,
:. Daguerrean Artist.
" Would respectfully inform the cits
, 1861-10-24

The following extract, from the Stockton
Independent Californian, presents an extraor-
binary picture Of the mining RESOURCES and
prospects Of Nevada Territory:
The mineral discoveries In Nevada hare never
been estimated at their real Importance to the
interests Of this State. The real wealth Of that
country has never until quito recently been
appreciated In the single district Of Washoe
including Virginia City, Gold Hill, Sill
yer City, and the region dependent on Carson
riVer-there are now in operation somewhere
near one hundred quartz mills, extracting gold
and silver, and nearly every one Of them pay
yle1d as high q. $4,000 per week dividends.
The aggregate weekly yield Of these one hun
dred mills is $3.50, 900! or $43, 10000 per an
num-! We may safely say that this iE more
than the present yield Of gold in all tbs State
OF California. Bat the resources Of our east
ern neighbors do not stop here. Discoveries
lave extended southwark to the Moiaves, and
eaEtWQrdly to the Humboldt mountains. Ex-
cellent m1ne8 Of gold and silver have been de-
ve1oped slong the Humboldt, one hundred and
twenty miles cast of Washoe. The Esmerelda
mines are considered as rich as those of Wa.
shoe, and only await the Introduction Of capi-
tai and machinery to be proven. All these
mines arc perm2nercies. Millions Of dollars
are invested in them; and millions more arc
Whether the projectors of these mining
schemes sink or swim Immediately the
general result cannot fail to be most favorable
10 this State. Already 1t is felt most vitalls
in San Francisco, Whosc trade never was 50
prosperous as at this lime In two years more
it il Lot e1trayaEtnt to estimate the annual
products Of the mines Of Nevada Territory Al
sloo ,000'0 GOO, and her stable populatIon at 80,
COO. It is now 17,000 without counting Ia,
diRn6. The characteristics Of the country are
sterility of soil and forbidd1ng climate What
eEer they Consume, therefore, We must pro
duce for them and when the miners of Na
yads become opu1ent they Will certainly sees
the fertile fields and benign climate Of Cali
fornia for homes. They are now creating TO,
ns that market for our surplus agticaltura
products, for our unemployed labor, and TO-
cur mechanical skill, which we have 30 Iout
needed. They are applying the first bandsge
to stop the depletion that has been killing
fcE six OF seyen years past"
, 1861-10-24

THAEKsG1yISG.-Th Governor Of New
HampeblIe has appointed Thursday, NoTem-
btr 2Sth, to be observed as day Of thanks.
giving in that State.
The item Of powder is not By any means the
heaviest ct Government war expenses st pre-
sent; LOCO 200 OF musket rounds would con.
eume 500 kegs OF IS pounds each, equal to
&c, ,oco pounds; 100000 kegs rould therefore
60 long way.
Tie Montreal Plot states that gentleman
has reached the United States who is to relieve
DR.. Russell, the special correspondent Of the
London Times.
The lateet snake story Of the SCISSOR is re-
lated in the Paris papers. TIE boa constructor
al The Museum Of Natural History took
fancy, one dag, to his blanket, and swallowed
it. Twenty-eG days afler#ard, the keeper
found the Identical blanket In the cage nicely
rolled and ready foF use. The roll WAS about
ayard and q half long, and ffteen inches in
circumference,
a remarkable discovery Of fine paintings
has taken place during the attentions and re-
pairs being made In Marlborough House, the
These paintings, covering about fve hundred
square yards, had been entirely hidden be-
meath coatinEs Of common Wall paper and
paint They are nov being restored, and the
naster}y portraits Of Marlborough, and the
chief men Of the allied army, together with
views of battles sfeIes and cities
Ca-n,-oa1 ~, N,rone ,e .F.rn
re,. rusIEnoas A nyamors .s Gau.nn-: - $1,000 ~
th siess1e WI 1saai., anu
oea @ oc.ats IL ea';1 u 4a ~ 10y ~ 70 sS
Gs Gsse snt1eants uus " Ma1o. Ia1 natn - ut
tly appos;.e1Se.. pp;u.a1. =. Mayos usMnE, Eota ~ aars' n
.olo, aPpo,nua; ~ eu1tasna 3n,,.a INC tta le1.
.aeGs u Inna M;nor = I,5an5 ~ % raaseo
-. enL 1t,-n,se ~ ~ 49, y.
| Msior General. Governor Hnracue If Rhode
+; Island, has had the Offer Of aBr1Eadier Gener.
| a!ehip: and We belieyc there and other pentie.
! mtn WHO haTe he'd prrmineut civil officea
/ oId are now conspicuous in 1nili.ary affairs.
| r. :, o.+:z.+os IT, 49, o.eh 7,.,....-.
II ~ T1aaenr Hl.n.-4nen3 In ~ W.sh;,o..ns
" ~ sean ~ 1sps .AeTt ~. S,.;, Sn
Ns,s VIZ {ov'g s r.. oas ar,s4s han1e eppa p aa ny
seo ~ - nn1 m " aS ~ P
Z ~ ua1.s !oi *l'oee,oo 20 ~. v11u .os " Gs.ur
asS. toe 1oFe1nment @ plompu! 1es%ools
t ny tne S<ates ior me expenses "a1ch Wete @
5to1teu N utuhg out tvAahteSts' NOV
esan oa !eeelseo aass ZEE. sg " nan s ~e@oon
, 1861-10-24

Just before Napoleon set out for Belgium,
(before the battle Of Waterloo he sent for the
clevc1est artisan Of his class In Paris, and de-
marded Of him whether he would engage to
make coat Of mail to be worn under the or
dfnary drets, which should be absolutely bull
letproof; and that, il SO, he might name his
own price for such work. The man en-
gagged to mike the desired object, If allowed
proper time, and he named eighteen thoRs and
francs {eeyel hundred .aod twenty pounds
sterline) as the price Of IT. The bargain Waa
concluded, and in due time the work was pro-
duced, and tho artisan WAS honored with q
second audience OF the Emperor. Now"
said bis imperial Majesty, "put It on" The
nan did so. "As ! an to stake my Life On its
efficacy, you will, I suppose, have no objection
to do the Eame?" aud he took brace Of pls
tolls and prepared to discharge one at the
breast Of the astonlshed artist. There was no
ret1eati2g, however, and, half dead with fear,
he stood the fire; and, to the infinite credit o1
his work, With perfect 1mpunity. But the
Emperor was not content with one trial He
fired the second pistol at the back Of the artist
and afte1Ward discharged fowling-piece al
another part Of him with similar effect
"Well." said the Emperor, "you have pro
duced capital work. undoubtedly. What i.
to be the price Of it?n Eighteen thousani
francs we're named ns the agreed sum. ether.
is an order for them" !" said the Emperor; 'sani
here is another for an equal GUN, for the frigh
have given you"
, 1861-10-24

THANCERT NOT1CE-State Of
I ua1o,.. County Of Cook, s. 6.-Supe7tar Court Ct
Chicago. Decenbef Term, A. D. Isl. Frederick =.
E5reaieis IS. Iycu-gqs L; L7rfor, saraa a lu7so1
Adadn7at tha@L YcurEus L. Lurt1n nrd Sarah l. LAl-
ton. tEo Of the defendants aboye named haTe go23
ClcrF cf Raid SEpeder CouEI of CMcEo.. Notiee =
hereby given to the said Lyc11g1s E trrtc2 Ia and
esn plai2. aa:d Court o. n Cha4cst5 ade thereof
tfeH1c9 Issued out Of said Court AEa1nst aid dnan-
darta, rctu7aabla on the Est Monday Of DecaMhax
next CEsi u ts by 1AE required.
Nox. unless you. tha said Lyc1rgns l. Lartaa md
sRrAh A. Luron. 81 Ill personally be aud appea4 eeto<e
tAe rss d4y Of the ts1n thsaot - be bc4den 1t Ch
.caen In said County, O. tnn ArSt HoA4Ay Of Deeeu.
pl1rAct1 bM " coEzpAlnt thu Mana md the uAtterl
ant a!pEt therein taAtEed I'D stated, wM b th6nG
03 4fnf1AEA. ~ Z &boGt4 eHfK44 1E1fHg* yYA "a
o0edstk "a IL 4ayeF q as1 nGn,
1oen1 3. GARY. CaH9fa saGf. oasxSSss1
, 1861-10-24
CorroS,-Prof: wilkins brought Us spscl-

CoTToN.-Prof: Wilkins brought Us speci-
men Of cotton yesterday Of bis own raising.
It was the raw fibre with seeds attached, and
arc not rs long as they are in the best sea
Island cotton, but it Was q very f.ir staple,
and was well adapted to serve good purpose
for manufacture, The Professor says he
planted it about the frat Of May, and this is
the result We Zee nothing to hinder cotton
being raised In this climate If proper attention
Was paid to it. Cotton is raised in China in
near the same latitude, and Of an excellent
kind.-BIoo3nsngtos R.Ntagrdph.
, 1861-10-24

4 REBEL CAPTAIN Under ARREsr.-A
scouting party from the 31st Indiana Regi-
Ment, stationed At Henderson, arrested, last
Wednesday, q man WIG was recognized as =
captain in the rebel army. At the time Of his
arrest, the bowie knife be carried on his per-
son vas covered with blood, as was also his
clothing, He refused to account for these
evidences Of his guilt, and Wa. brought into
camp, and placed under arres:.-Lafayette
(Ind.) Journal.
, 1861-10-24

SToC6Nos FOR TEE ARhlY.-The following
rules are laid down for the direction of 1adies
wishing to knit socks for the soldiers Get
large needles and coarse yarn. Cast On sew
en1y-11ght stitches, and Knit the leg ten inches
before setting the heel. The heel should be
three and half inches long, and knit Of dou-
bic yarn, one fine and one coarse, for extra
strength. The foot should be eleven or
twelve inches Iopg.
, 1861-10-24

HARD ON ALEcE-The Richmond EEansiner
abuses Alexander Il. Stephens, Vice President
Of the Confederacy, In round terms. It
charges him with being a corrupt and mis-
chieVious man, and accuses the whole people
of the cotton States with supreme sel6shncss,
in monopoIzing all the Offices and spurnipg
and treating with contempt the Border States
of SeceSsiondom-
, 1861-10-24
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Il sWEETS ErkLL1ELE LRAEEr is rrp.
.t~c :.or lie r-cet7e Of d. Stepaer Sweet OF Coa.
=ct1crt the ..est sthase1tc1 and hks oes1 used IL
Fnct1t 1o- TIC last tweIty ye1rs with tue Eost
s:'lss II eerccss As xh e1t.c& -tsnedy It Is with
CT tit d snd VII acvl1ie pA,@ Aoze speedily thaa
E1E o.eer ;'rtparaton- For Ill dAernasic And NH.
lneordert 1t II s.sly i1lalnble A. >iAcurattya
C. Sc7es. Xsuadh, epratn1 BrlEes &C.. tt4 soothtnk
seklio- ard e5tri Strengthening properties exe1u
wonder SEQ astoniahroent Of Ill VINO h2ve
s1seo II t71& Over {orr hundred certificates Of 70
:-ksote c1re1. per.arzced by 1t within the last
yesss ATTEST this fact Fer sale by ]. b. JOHNSON.
5csersl AE.nt 70 Et1se ssz=e< Chicago, and BY al
G3tls-p uo15f5.oR-dlr
, 1861-10-24
3 Dr. Ivez' Hair Color 5ni Res

~ I}r. Ives Ra1T C0I0r ana Res
:;kre il The crlJ .ll.b'e Ez1 Restorative that sue
Il s. rcae.,t the n4t1rkl cclor and Desuty to hal.
:: nj .-e heco1e grey, rrt only few applications
&att-r tastess th4 hay. 4nd c1tsa ali trnp.1o1A or
:: iff Il tie sC&:r.
ii E.l y cn- q prhishe7s Of tho Chic +go City
- = = IT. Lii S{&tshsEt's M'h:tly CIRCULAR saY1:
: h4vs reet u7, 1Tos' He.1 Color &-d Restorative
-t b: cy* &c bE tt best article ever !Etro-
4. ~ ito the Ectf or anywhere else. 1t boflsns
.'t -. :Ec hEr reAtorez It 70 ia former color xnd
.tcl1.ea md seuee IMPROVES ;erseral appearance" :"
=. l.a'es lSe:'. er7ec Fl pc: hottie. Western Dc
-. l-'ts' DEEG TIRE, No 7a3 south Cln-k street.
tTE.s tA!cAso. sfS[lm
, 1861-10-24

subsistence III The Intense frost which pro-
walled, one after another Of the crew sue
cumbed to the combined effech Of cold and
zs7sMsy, Until @ the ha!f t9e freE (ten( weIe desd,
By disease. The horrors ii sdel . winter znsy
be conceived, as well ~ the aRnotlons with
which the survivors would hail the appearance
Of this years. ships.. Quito unable to bring
the vessel home themselves, the captains Of
the A1ihi and Arctic, Of Aberdeen, generously
assist the remainde1fof her crew, and she ar
rived, as we have stated.-D,agdet Adae7tiser.
s1CE SOLDIERS sTAKvED 70 AocoM,zoDATE
4 SPECIAL TRA1H.-A correspondent OF the
Toledo BLADE, writing from Jefferson City, No.,
Gays:
Little has transpired in regard to Secretary
Cameron's visit here A very ead thing hap.
started from st, Louis, all down engines we're
ordered to leave the track clear for his train.
a train had started # ON the west which had
On board twenty-si1 sick men-some very 1oW.
The General stopped here over night, 80 that
the train with the sick did not get y here til
morning, meantime three died, md those that
lived were first fed here, having tasted nearly
twenty -four hours.
Rev. Dr. Bur1ER.-A correspondent makes
this Inquiry: :sAre you aware that the Rev.
D1. Butler, rector Of Trinity Church, in tais
lists Of his congregation :" lie then asks if
there are not enough loyal citizens to keep
such man with us9 He also says that it IS
serlouEly contemplated to close Trinity
Chulch, as the congregation will allow none
but a eecessioniet to preach in it. We are ua-
acquainted with the facts in this case, but
should greatly regret tie departure OF DR.. But
ler, and hope there is loyalty enough in Wash
iDgto1 to retain him We cannot afford to
lose Union men in community like this,
where treason SO much abonnda. Washington
Rtpx6licun
, 1861-10-24

TTFTSTEES SALE.-Wh hereas,
4 On the second dsy Of February, A ?. 1ssn VII
lam Ener executed t. ne a IT. 1s9
nser d11y M Es9rded a. II xnaf tss r.
I1oia In Roof of Trust Deeds, Page 15 to aecure
the payment OF che r1on=SorT nota in said deed OF
Euf ThrrTaa de tault bas been cade In the payment
ci esiu note il said Trust Deed mentioned ana appH-
cAttnu having BEEN made TO tie undersigned By tna
eal o1uer sat ncte to eel the 1eA estate In said
TrpBt Deed described.
faid Deed Of Trust aimed and In execution there
ct public notice s hereby given that 9n Tuesday ne
IN tie q tad DAY. The undersigned Trestse
HOUSE IN INC GIFT Of Chicago at pubic a1ctto1 q the
4gnssS Bidder oF eas he fea stsIs Y ~ - n
t=ree 81. In Block number avo e.. IL M5ewGf and
ua:deIn ans First Addition t2 "a, HoHn M q nMo1nt
Carroll II the County Of Carroll snd ss41e o1 nno1A
with the rT4yeE therecnto belongns and AL right
tsl5 and equity OF redeEptt3a O. 11e F51a gra9kol
ChlIago October 1Et 1851 0E5g5894W
, 1861-10-24

II NOW THYSELF!-Dre. Nc
II .CAEN + MILLER Fh5zlctans and Su1geons,
setse to certainly ne tn ccnduaa u I'd LEGALITY
asking any questions Diseases Of ths ThIoat and
Lungs reated hy Medical 1rha1aton and ConstIt9-
Seminal Fl akne4s-n abort, all curable dtleAsas OF
long standing cured IN the shortest posxlbls tine.
FN N ALE p18H AaH9, Ac-
Suck - suppreEdona, nregrlazltee, Falling q The
y Psinful q Difficult Eenstroa+lon. BaIr.nsss1 e.
iur1ons or nnp1n able medlcine4 Of 1ny ktnd- Hs7e
20 delcacG Il ealing difference Thss yoaE troubles
and tat1sty Themselves.
ConsultatloHB and Examinations
FREE OF CHARGE.
All Con rlu1,scat1ons strictly conndeanal 0Eice ii
hs Street Railroad Building corner Of State and Ran
Address J. 7. MCCAIN. H. D.. ChtcAgo. NJ Let
SsfS % oat a9afsas t. McleS1os e sSp VII
p4baphlet free 4aah1Y
, 1861-10-24

MORE MoNEY.-The remaining msta1ment
OF $500, 600, advanced to Illinois by the Gez-
eral Government, arrived in the city yester-
day.-Sp1nafeld Journal
, 1861-10-24

FAILURES AND -6rsPENs1oEs.-Th Boston
Commercial BzAlthn's list Of business changes
in the United States gives nine failures and
suspensions in Boston, ten in New York, TWO
in Chicsgo, and twenty three in other places,
total Of forty-four for the week.
, 1861-10-24
:Tur1liturR.
EGTER d CO.'S PATENT

Heating aud Veutilating Fu1naee,.
ForHcuses, Churches, School Hou.ss Public HaEa A.
This Furnace has been - thorouKhly tied IN III
point e1 economy u mel eheApneee Il ceS a7e
Bryan, c. 6. Hammond II. n. Faz1el. John w VI
iems Cs5tar Rsqsf Esars snd ReX s5a NJ 1 Ghs
Fester, Esqre- Of Rockford. Address n ~ - go ~
Post 0fics Boz $3.50. O1nce No. 81 tas&1te s9"es~
, 1861-10-24
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HURIBUT'S GREAT TIGHT
IL BARREL ETAVE
SAVING AND DRESSING MACHINE,


The greatest invention Of the aEe.@tCa1ctu1at CorS
u1crciN
discovery Of rational impos stanceNN.Y Z. Tribune
Deserving the highest praise in both construction
and aGtlou-|SCIeHt1dc American
It u the aForte OF al at the Exhibition {Chtcsgo
Mechanics Institute. .H{ChicaSo Tribune.
Ne giTe 1t our hearty approbation- and commend It
to all lubcf1uen believing it opens mine Of wealth
TO them.TSt Louis Republican,
The undersigned are the Inventors and P3tente&a
and SIN own the right to tho following territory, to
wtt:-1!ilnoie, Indiana. Ohio Vlrglnia, Mlnnesota.
Maine Louisiana Tenn Arkansas Maryland Flor
ida Vermont, .AlAbans. Oregon, New Jersey, Dsl4-
ware and Rhode Island We are 1oE prepared to sell
State, County and Town Rights.
We build a splendid new style machine, capable OF
making etave from one to SIX feet long, and uf any
desired thickness from y Of one inch to ~ inches
The machine ts automatic, and Is WARRANTED to
make PERI EET TIGHT Barrel Stave.
The following persons have the machines In opera
ton I'D e hem Eo11d EsspsettallJ Esler ths gu
Cheney, Post Co. Ashlsy II: + = e. II Aa5lglss a5gs
Casxel & Davidson, ,Pa!kesbasg, Virginia: a. ThoEz-
We vii tate rcsl estate or good personal property
in exchange for machinea anG tights.
Fe.seuE x].hing to make inquiry L: regard to said
territory will please addrea, HpklBuT Bau rHEf.a
l. CO. Post Office Boz 3R48. Chicago. Illinois.
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