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The Placer herald., 1861-04-20
ArAwAS. Texas. April 23d. 1913

ArAwAS. Texas, April 23d. 1878.
GENTLEMEN: am a practising physician ut
this place. about 25 miles from San Antonio.
prescribe DR.. Park preparation Of Wild Cherry
and Tar for Pulmonary Diseases. with the greatest
benefit | have wit: essed several remarkable
cures "W. DAVIS, NJ. d.
Such results are constantly being exhibited in
The Placer herald., 1861-04-20
DIR. PARKS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAR.

A SAFE. speedy and certain remedy for
N Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Sore Throat Bron-
chits CONSUMPTION and all
The Placer herald., 1861-04-20

or all diseases. the great first cause,
Springs from the neglect of Natures laws.
The Placer herald., 1861-04-20
S FoRD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,

CUMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, aud put mn ..
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and win E..n y"
The Placer herald., 1861-04-20

Consumptve patient. he Of good cheer. We
bring You joyful tidings of good news. Read!
Read!
HADDoNvILLE. II. j.. April goth.
IL was attacked by Il severe pain in the side. in
the region of the Liver. | suffered intensely
through the whole winter Duringall the time |
WAS confined to my house, had a violent ugh
raised much bloody matter. and was supposed by
myself and others to be in the last stages OF con-
sumption. The February following, when appa-
renly my life was at q close. procured bottle
of Park Basam of Wild Cherry and Tar. AS
soon us commenced its use began to grow bet
ter. The soreness in my side grew less, the cough
gradually left me, the proiuse eypectoration and
splitting of blood ceased. and my general health
became by degrees restored was soon enabled
to resume my trade, that OF carpenter, which
have continued without interruption. will fur
thcr remark that this remarkable cure was effected
by only three bottles of the Balsam
Truly yours, "THoMAs CozYENs."
This article SO harmonzos with the vital fluids
digestive organs and requirements of the system,
as to lift the disease and sOothe all the inf1ama-
tion. If used according to directions. it cannot
fail to benefit you. Procure the illustrated
Family Almanac of any Agent (gratis,) and read
explanations in full. But loose no time.
IN CONsUMPTIVE SYMPTOMS
.'ProcrIstnaton is the thief of time in an
awful sense as it shortens existence and hurls the
patient from time into eternity.
Thousands are weekly dying whose lives mi ght
be saved by the timely use Of DR.. PARKS BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR. A few weeks n few
days make fatal difference in the progress Of
CoNsUMPTIvE SYMPTOMS.
The chances of success increase greatly with
the earliness of treatment. Although Parks
Balsam has performed cures in cases seemingly
desperate that are almost miraculous. still it is
advisable to take the BalsAm on the appearance
OF the first symptoms.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. D. S. Barnes
IL Co., New York George W. Smell. General
Agent. 1870 Washington street, San Francisco.
November l0th lS60.-6m
The Placer herald., 1861-04-20

Consumptve patient, he Of good cheer. We
bring You joyful tidings of good news. Read!
The Placer herald., 1861-04-20

January 18th. lS6l.-3m
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
All Right.

We learn form the Nicksburg Wing
that there has been established, dai
ly mail from VicksberS to Monroe.
Our Citizens will be pleased to hear
of this, as it is all important not only
in the way Of getting late news. but
in commercial point of view. The
following relative to the completion
of this arrangement, we annex.
4 Daily Mail to Monroe.-We
have the pleasure Of informing our
readers in North Louisiana and
Southern Arkansas, that p daily
mail has at las, been established be-
tween this city and Monroe. Our
readers in this section may now look
for their papers regularly y, while those
in Monroe can get them every even
ing after the arrival Of the cars, the
postmaster having consented to open
the mail every night for the accom-
mediation Of the citizens, The only
offices on the route that will not re-
ceive daily mail are Dallas and
Delhi. vhcre the postmasters refuse
to make up daily mail. The
Nelhi etlice is an important one. as a
good dead OF mail matter for the par
ishes OF Carroll and Franklin goes
there for distribution but as the
postmaster has refused 10 make the
mail up daily, We suppose the pco-
pie Will have 20 grin and bear it.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
What did they Intend.

Dispatches private and public tell
us that among the things captured
from the enemy was a large quantity
of handouts. 70 think that in this
so-called civilized age, any party
placed in the situation Of the feder-
alists, should ever think of hand
cutting such of our brethren as might
perchance fall into their hands, is
detestahle to the imaginative mind.
They would treat us then with bar
barity did it lay in their power, but
thanks to our God they have not yet
had an opportunity of so doing, and
the Lord willing they never will {!
We can find no words in the En-
glish language which could convey
our utter contempt otthe actions, and
contemplations of any set of men,
calling themselves Americans, who
would dare give expression, as they
have in tones worthy of unciviiized
barbarians. This is not the trait OF
true Americans, it is the conception
Of Il generation who once bore the
name of Americans, but to whom the
name does not now justly belong,
We trust in the Almighty Provl-
dence to carry us through our pr0sl-
dent difficulties, as warriors true to
their name and country. Hoping
that in every encounter the forces OF
the Southern Confederacy may prove
victorious to the utter amaZemcn. OF
our accurscd, inhuman, and coutemp-
tible enemy. the federals. Let not
another inch OF ground be ceded to
them, Oh the contrary, let US carry
the war into their midst.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
Only $40:

Terms cash.-Boxiug 50 extra.
printeys know the effects Of taking
proofs on the hand press. The II"
cess being not only slow, butn curious
both TO the press and the type
This press "hyiateS all these diS:I"-
vantages. It might also be used &"
print small bills.
1t is made light for tranaportati"E,
weighing not over 15pounds, the bed
being made Of seasoned inch plank
1t eau, b9placed on Il table OF box, ana
requires but little room.
Printers visiting Shreveport are
requested to call and see the press.
Address j. DICKINSON,
Shreveport, La
Papers publishing the above will
be entitled to Il deduction Of ten pc-
cent in case they purchase,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
Strangers Guide.

Court HouSE Texas street, on i.a-
wards.
BRANCH CrTIZENs' BANK, Milan Il
corner Market.
Posi- OFFICE, Market street, near
Milan.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. Nr.
Nj Allister, on Market and Milan SIS.
BAPTIST CHURCH,, Rev. q. Tucker, !,
corner of Market and Travis StS
METHODIST GU aCII, Rev :. Is. SuraI
corner of Market and Fanuiu s.S.
EpISCOPA CHERCH, Rev. \. !;
Russell, cornerof Market and Fam:
streets.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, Rev. J. Pierre, "u
Fannin, between Edward and MAJ
shall street.
ISRAELITE CHURCH, Rex. + Sarncr,
Texas str. near the Court HOUSE.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
Our Interest.

Things have arrived to a point.
that it becomes the duty OF every
loyal citizen liz our midst or elseHh here,
to use every eNertion to bring before
the public authorities any person
whom they may suspect from actions
or words Of disloyalty to the South.
Our vigilance committee VIC are
pleased to see are doing all III their
power 10 investigate the character
of every suspicious individual i'll onr
community, this is as it should be.
Don't tire in the good work. Let
every suspected person be brought to
account. The enemy is making eve
ry eNertion To eneroach upon US. II
"A SPY is found among Us hang him
to the nerest post. Sundry persons,
says r,,mor, and runoris q most dis
guSting perSOnaGe. express their ut
ter contempt OF the secession tiag as
they term ii, which floats at our
mast head, such persons, If we sue
ceed in "etting their names, they viii
be promptly handed over to the an
thorities. he person who gainsaE-
any thing about the flag which is to
be found at the head OF our column
80. ,l,,-. ,,,,r ,,n,,,-. ,o--S ,.,-ln.4; ,y,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
Another Incident.

1Iectjne ot Brothcr&.-A CORES
pondcnt OF the Richmond dispatch,
writing from the camp .near Nanas-
sas, relates the folio" ing very attec-
ting incident:
/, together with several other gen
tlemen from Montgomery, Il day or
two ago, witnessed one OF the most
affecting incidents which Will pro-
baby occur during thi. unholv and
unnatural wax, il II should last for
twenty Years. We were Struggling
over the battlefield. examining the
ground upon which We had such a
bloody conflict and won such a gio-
roUs victory tw" days before. We
came unexpectedly into the Centre
Vile road. and seeing house upon
our LETT with the usual signs beto-
kcning hospital, on. Of our party
being physician, expressed wish
to get down and examine the woun-
| ded. Upon inquiry We learned that
a stable Just below the house con-
tanned thirteen wounded Yankees ;
we forthwith proceeded to thc stable,
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r,;,,:-...,.;,,n ~ L;,o ,,,;,I, mraat ..,r,
l'I ',,I'22,,l'.. ;,t.',f,'s'I ,,,l-
'iif ."i;n, ,.1-.1 ;rta a;INI ,,..,t,
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tDT ..,L,+ i wa. ,,.I.,- Lord - sa.Lt 80
,,n bnJ fana.1,+ and ,,,n anJ fnd ~.
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-. +bns,,nat;,n9 ,,n;n+;oIr ~ ,La ,,I,,,,
Jnd sn1I;,,. f,.,,,, ,,-Insn .;ja w. La,
;nzt y;.rn 7 askrd ;t.;, was nol"i
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

The Colonel was caught in the tim
bers and much injured.
Now the facts are: 1st, that horse
was a mule; 2d, the rider was not
Col. Woodruff, but guide or scout
from the town; Sd, and lastly, Col.
Woodruff was not within several
miles Of the bridge, but at another
town in the rear.
Louisville Courier.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

We had the pleasure yesterday of
taking by The hand our old friend, J.
II. Cunningham, of Natchitoches.
This gentleman, we understand, will
be run by his friends for the State
Senate, TO represent our district
We are pleased to hear this, and
trust sur friend will be brought be-
fore the people, for he is the propc,
man ior the times.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

Gen. Scott must look out. There's
something in the wind. The following
:; among the Proceedings Of the rump
senate. of alate date: Mr. Rice offered
IN amendment that if Brevet Lieu
want General be placed on the retir-
ing list, there shall he no reduction
Of salary of subsistence. Agreed to.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
FINE AR rs.

Ss lSS Lula Nackie viii take plea
sure III giving instructions on the
Piano Forte, in Drawing, Painting Of
various kinds, Embroidery. Wax
flower making, Leather-work &c.
Those wishing TO take lessons in any
of the branches mentioned, will please
call and see Miss NJ. at the residence
of Mr.. IL. w. Rhodes,
a9-4t.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

sake of the artilleryman, that his
brother might be cared for. He i'm
mediately examined and dressed his
wounds, and sent off in haste for an
am mbulance to take the wounded Yam
kee" to his own regimental hospi-
tai.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
% PostmaS$erS are GeY~eSted to
nrt as agents .1o'' tie Neacs. umd re-
.c's tcuper cent fsuzaanaountforwarded

Sad Accidea5t-Through a private
letter from Missouri, we learn that J
Howard a member Of the Shreveport
Ringers, was killed by the accident
al discharge Of a rifle. Mr.. Howard
was in his tent making up bread at
.ne time. The shot came from an ad-
joining tent, belonging to the Pelican
Rifles.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

.SHg69v Nistoten-As usual, the
Journal is a. far wide of the mark
in its war items as It's pretended facts
about the South For instance :
Thursday ii had the following para
graph in reference. to Col. Woodruff,
of the bogus Kentucky Regiment, in
the charge over a bridge at Barbours-
Vile, Va. !:
Col. Woodruff, after starting the
Virginia races, met with a sad ac-
cident.. His horse fell through the
flooring: of Il bridge and was killed
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
Shreveport 9nilN Nears,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Saturday, August 10. 1861
Job Work must be paid for on de
AGENTS.

GENTS
Mr.. JOHN w TAEER, is our authorized
sgent in Natchitoclles.
Mr.. d. d. O'BRlEN, No. 6, Exchange
p;acc, New Orleans. is cur authorized
Agent for that city.
Mr. II. c. CLARKE. bookseller. is our a'l-
thorized agent for Vicksburg aud Natchcz
Mr.. J. II. LOTION, is our agent at Belle
vue, Bossicr Parish
Mr. 4. l.. HAY, of the News Depot, is our
authorized agent III Jefferson, Texas.
>>-'-~~>>>>r:,>''r
We will be pleased to receive contribu-
,nss from our friends, IN and around Shrevc-
fort An occasional article from orr planters,
relative to the crops, will be very acceptable-
II fact, we desire correspondence from
evcry section of the States.
Personal articles will not be published,
either as communications or advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertaking, who
r,ay hear of any local, or other items, that
viii prove of interes: 10 our readers, will
t.ror us by handing in the same at the office
the News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
9asitsD ksGsscgs.

THHE Members OF this Company
Z viii report themselves at Head
quarters, on Mondav, thc l2th inst
+. MASON, Captain.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

Four 32-pound cannon, with their
carriages and other appurtenances,
snch as round shot, grape and cannis-
1s,r have been sent from Norfolk to
Apalachicola.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
CDTYDN sEiEias. OLE.

+ ~ Gallons for sale ut cost 1t is cx-
ceilent for burning. OF can bc used to adj
vantage by Painters, RS. subs titutc HoE
LinSced Oil. Apply AZ the News Office.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

The Cabdo Rebels, Capt. Mason.
viii leave for the seat Of war on Tues
lav next.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

Lsberut Donutions-W learn that
Captain Postell's company has been
presented with $1,000 by Miss Helen
=. johnson; also $500 by Miss Mar
-la Stokes, and $500 by Samuel j.
stokes. These are examples worthy
20 be followed. All honor to the
il,o,ai and patriotic contributors.
Camt0n Ciiizca
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

In late editorial, the. \ \. Her
aid fears the effect Of the great battle
upon the English government. That
government says BENNETT, has al
ready shown its sympathy for the
ve,)els, and may now break the block
4de, or perhaps do something even
more disastrous to the cause OF the
.,3deral admin IN the ardor
u Its enthusiasm and probably to in
fiuence the British government O
tie Herald exclains: We have re-
sources enough TO drive every rebel
il. the sea, and defy or make var
,,pcn England at the same time
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
nj L

ED. DAILY News II send You
an extract from letter received from
a member of the Grays, which ex
tract l hope will satisfy those per-
sons of Shreveport who have with
out cause) allowed themselves TO be
come prejudicod against Capt Beard.
You will do Il favor to many OF his
friends by publishing it.
81 suppose you have heard the
report which is said to he general in
Shreveport, to the effect that Capt.
Beard has neglected the Grays, and
not endeavorcd to provide for then
comfort, and a quantity of 9th, I
stories equally as foolish.
The abs,,rdity of such talk is sut-
ticicnt not to require a denial for il
ever a man was in love with a com,
pany, Capt. Beard is with the Grays
and has shown it, by his untirine
eNertionS for their comfort and wei.
fare. Who the pesson is, that could
be so un"ratetul for the great kind
ness, we all have received from al
the officers, cannot imagine. but
consider him an unworthy member o,
the company. The Captain receiv,
ed Il letter from a friend i'll Shreve
port, W ho informed him OF this report
he read the letter to the company
and could not keep back the tears. :
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

mpo17ant from Northcrm Nc2ico.
The Galveston News of the 9th utt.,
has the 1ollowing:
The Fort Brown Flag. Of the llth,
SAYS Of the result of ourtrlend GUM
trro's mission to GOV. Nidaurri :
-. \. Quintero, Commissioner
from the Confederate States TO the
state Of Nruvo Leon and toahulia,
returned TO this city ON Sunday from
Monterrey NJ. Quint"ro had long
and confidential interviews with Coy.
Nilaurri, OF Nuevo Leon, and with
S.nor Roias, Secretary Of state, III
which the position OF this frontier
and OF the relations hereafter tn exist
between the Southern Contedcracy
and \uevo Leon, We're the subjects
OF communication and We are IN
formed that Gen Nidaurri has eX-
pressed the greatest friendship tor
TIE South. and declares it to be his
intention 70 preserve the Feacc OF
the RIO Granh'a frontier "it! al the
force at his command.
"Gov. >idaurri has 50 perfected
the military and political organIza-
ton ot' III. State Of Nuevo Leon,
that he can at any time take the field
with Two thousand we'll appointed
troops. and the partialit.' with which
he has at al times treated ourpeople
aud the friendship which he has al
ways manifested towards the State, oi
| Texas. justilics the assertion that The
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

Cnt this ont and put il in vort
pocket, and II yos' need anything il,
our line, Try u>.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

P,,, "a. CaIyfIeo III he Loadon Dly yeics Of ArJI25
Consols closed tribe deir than yesterday. In
English Railway stocks an Improvement occurred o"is 20 %
satisfactory traffic rtiuus aud 10 the scarty supply OF efhI
stoc. Among the dealers AZ the Bank andin Lombard stree
tie demand r money was quiet O"od bAs cen Dc Paeea
FIon tic fug 1-fis Of The london Time, Of ApyH2j.
TIE ncw~ from IOCioD o. preparations Tor bringing
The Frenrh troops IRON Sy a caused az Improvement ne ids
# cent but the hnnnos, d t market was nos my man
ard he e5er0l remains - y cent % e sock
.9chsrre elected a. 2O2t eelt The amount Of
.,d The rauk today iJr etp9rstion wss t5
Compared With y.e Day most Of The leading stocks have al
yarctd q = cent.
I.oSDos SrocK ExcHtSGE, April 2j.-Openiug
ldc,s.-Couo's money, 9 Gs2i Consol', s;coun s New
LIN tooL Corros MArKgr, April 9j-First Re-
poH -sloket very firm; sales about 800 bales Imports
10 iiGi previously, S,5'i $780,, ,r,- -
Consols dull alternately buyers and sellers at "
Shares yeS ilainae but hn in price Cen-d'an and
L"spoS Cans MARKEr, April 25-Beasts and
81 e. 10 moderate request barely Mondays prices Prime
Lambs advanced 3D. snd Calves ID 10 Pgs were ds. -
'''' '-' LoNpoy Arhl o. 1867.
SUGAR quiet COFFEE very steady. RICE very dull.
s,trps4rE 3. adv bat pot active. TALON steady
Lt~DUN STOCK EXCHANGE, April >J-2:l5 P. m.
r'ces-Cousols, mopey 9i,ds!, account 81 @e3i Ne"
LwERfooL CoTroy MiRREr, April 25-Second
Ue r. G) bales Coton sold including zoe on speculation
and Tor Iyjlt. Make very tfn
LATEST MARKETS.
LlvEKrOoL, Thursday, April -. 1861.
The sales of CorToS in the Liverpool market, on
V,Jn, and 900 bales of which specui
tors nd 1orers tooh 1000 bales The market closed hrm
BRTAp,rrFfs are very dull aud nominal, owing to
he weather being favorable for the crops.
LoSpOv Thur5dsy, April D. 1861.
Illinois Central Shares, - discounts Eres, 214.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07
LATEST NEWS BY THE CITY OF BAL
. a.. TIHOKE. ..

OrgEysrogy. April 25 1851.
The Times CITY Article) states that regards the
Greek firms generally in London much confidence j.
fell for tie s0undness OF th.r position, and tins view
is strengthened by tie favorable balance sheets eX-
hibied 6y those houses which have lately been COM
Thr Posts Paris correspondent tc!egraphs that the
Pope is sill firm il lis iea Of resistance and more thail
ever d. deed not 10 quit Rome
TIE Hon Mr.. Wal5egrave has resigned his appoint
meut OF Seer tary the Speaker OF tie House Of
mons. Mr. Alfred Denison, brother 10 the Speaker,
has been selected 10 Ill the vacancy.
A. the request Of the Inki.h Government, tbe
Beard Of Trade has sent ont re sons properly iuaea
10 assist in tie uyosti7aOn into TIE finances OF the
Empire with view 80 ttcir adjustment upon some
d.fr ed bass French officers aid TO have reached
Copstalil0pc on Il similar mission. ma.
The China nail " i'll reach London tomorrow, the
2Jth ,..
telegram from Sharghac says that tie settlements
IN .i, ,e 1lOl bales. Import, dan SIX scarce t'si eH-
ts-ts l3 Exchange Ga The idvices ron Ctloa are
the Is b. ald report Tea duL LIp.',' 7,oo@' d. TX
enau.r. A.- -.
TIE debate on the budget i to be resumed this eyen-
inc in The House OF Commons.
Tie Kir1nf Greco, under The pressure Of the pub
lie opinion % lis country, has recognized tue ne"
kogdom oi Italy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

During the year there were placed 10 'ne srack oci
ri rev cIoss-,ies, A. eco new chairs, 1000 kegs Of
spikes ZOO tuns Of repaired rails 5000 tune retoied
rails and 800 luns of new ral, at an aggegas soss
for alone of $3.50 OOO which ia equivalent TO
the building Of sixty miles Of new track Inc repairs
have not yet been made 10 the extent required, ou'
large disbursements will be necessary the year
for crots reroed rails bridges and !, Ss wish of tho
Directors that re properly ,h, be ~ sasd
s sss Of ne @gs III. y .ndhs saesu
th Valparaiso Al Fort WAYNE the building avery SUI
With alton to The prospect. o. the road Mr. Cas-. President;
Of ths Board Of Directors say, IN Inc snc
scispt to resre you that there Is in property
omesbst with It's cost A. The country soos
tie line Of rosd and especially west Of Crone becomes
developed mus.-hs local traffic VII ysy , S n
crease and eventually equal the through" nsic' 'he si
Up to the t Of ills year advantages "s through hns
between Chicago and he cities hardly recognized
pSion equal to sny Of the through ms.ro which
pos benefits must ao. and w be .ons. Inhibited
BY tOckhO1 at the Of a,ided' Win n IT. he
properly l. paid a or acceptable arrangement. made for ps
future day 80 as to lberae enrreni eans' no
pee When the road ,ha he bulk PIT in good CON
don paid for that portion Of the current earnn9
G Gs 81 Good 10 p..Sp to d
have belief that they will not look in Saiu'
An order has been made by Judge Leavit, OF tho
United States District Cour providing for the sale Of
the Eastern Division of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road Tie order provides that the road shall be sold
upon three mOnths notice. ard the sale sha be subject
TO the frat mortgage bonds. The minimum price fixed
is 81 COS 0Oo, and the purchaser must fret deposit
$4,000 in United States currency $780, 600 i'll bonds,
in the Commercial Bank of Cincinnati. The Receiver
il required TO file in the United States Court at least
30 days before the day Of sale, schedule OF all the
property real and personal Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Company 1t further provided that this decree shall
take eject when the United States District Court of
Indiana shall make "a similar decree.
TABIE of hs LoIAs Specie Circulation and Dpots Of ne
Rdn,efe C,yoT Ne York The pe-k erd'ag Saisr lay,
Mdy T. IDOL 20 lpnieh dD,sCdpOi9 |siea Bank.