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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-12
SUPPLEM NTARY.SHEET.
Flaquemlne, La, Wednesday, June IL, 1861.

u According TO the plan we mentioned
last week growing ont of the scarcity of pa.
per- We give today a half sheet, and on Sat.
urday We will issue our usual sized sheet he.
'0re commencing the Semi-Weekly. By this
mode the expense and economy in paper are
greatly lesSened. The absence of the editor
TINS week. on business, and for the benefit of
MS heaIth-will be sufficient apology for any
thIng that may be found amiss. On his
return, all will go right, and his subscribers
VIII DC sure to get Immediately, by extra, and
through his regular issues, all the important
news.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-12

OLD ABE's GENERosIrY.-A gentleman
writing from Washington to a friend in
Montgomery, says:
1t is currently reported here that the
Fedora Government has made propo-
ais to leading Germans of New York
Chicago and st. Louis, to the effect, that
should the Germans support the Union
Gy enlisting freely, Missouri will be
given to them, as an independent Col
ony, where they can establish laws to
suit themselves.
This idea is a novel one, but never
t~heless, the German population of st.
Louis, as well as Chicago and New
York, have turned out almost to a man
support the Union. THIS. we know
to be a fact ; whether any promises
been made to them or not. they
mnzzled Missouri for the present
Pensacola Obserrer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-12

nTThe New Orleans Delta recently
published a letter which purports 10
come from "a lady in East Feliciana,"
III which the lady is made to say
In my humble opinion | conceive that
an important post can he assigned the
ladies" who have been left behind. For
III them mnbOundcd patriotism exists.
ana they are now prepared to take up
arms IN the defense Of those fec poung
men, who from a sheer absence of moral
courage to endure ha~rdships, ~privations
and dangers, have failed to enroll their
names with their brave comrades. We
Sympathlze with them deeply, and are
determined to the last extremity to pro,
tect and shield them from harm, and en-
deayor by our example to buoy up their
cowardly and detected spirits.
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Nfm a10erttsenleuts


MAYoR's OFFICE, ~Plaquemine,
June llth, 1861.
LIS Excelleney President Davis, having inyi-
IL ted the people Of the Confederate States. TO
observe Thursday next, the 18th inst, as a day
Of Fasting aud Prayer,
!, the undersigned Mayor, request the good
-cltlzeus OF Piaquemine generally, to discontinue
their usual occupations on that day and, to fur.
Their observe II in such a manner as will show
our dependence upon an All Ruling Providence
Tor the iavors bestowed upon us, and obtain for
our country the blessings Of peace and prosper
NY. I. T.. GRACE,
jul2 Mayor.
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.EkLEv''S
Improved Stubble Shaver

\ number of the above important article. so
II Useful IN iacilitatIng the culture of the
sugar a"e;-lnVenied by J. ALLrN, and perfected
by he undersigned-has been manufactured and
IS now on hand for sale in New Orleans by
GEO. W. SlSEii, corner olCamp and Poydras.
Agent for the sale OF the machine in that city.
The undersigned has upwards of sepenty cer,i-
hcates from the best planters i'm Louisians ubo
have witnessed ihe operations of the StuJ6ie
Shaoer IN various soils; and there can be no
questions OF The fact that it meets-snd fully
meeis-ail the requirements and desideratums
That could be needed or desired for pericrming
cleanly, neatly aud perfectly the work for which
1t was invented to perform. and in which per.
iormancs ii does the labor of at least fifteen hands
'enh the hoe! 1t will also shave from y 10 80
sores without sharpening. The price asked for
Them will be found 10 be surprisingly small cou.
sldering the price paid for their mauutsc,ure
Planters wanting the Stu5bte Shaur will pleas.
address GEO. w. SlSER. New Orleans or 10
oct Is A. ST. DIZIER. Plaquemine:
Or 10 }. McWnLIAMs.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-12

HE MOVEMENTS or THE ENEMY ON THE
MlssIssIrPI.-The Memphis Appeal, of
the 3ISt ult., has the following:
y well informed and perfectly reli.
able gentleman, writing from St. Louis.
under date Of May IS, says:
There seems to be a quiet movement
Oh troops from this point South. Sew
eral thousand left yesterday. The Gov.
ernment at Washington, through their
agents here, are III the market for some
'hlriy or forty steamboats,, and have al.
ready purchased several. They are al
50 III treaty with the Pacific Railroad
Company for the transportation of
troops to the termination Of the South
western branch of that road, These
are facts which you can RELY ON mt
your own construction on Them and net
accordingly. The accumulation of Ger.
MAJ troops from Illinois, and the into.
nor OF this State, is very large at this
point. There is not less than twelve TO
htlcen thousand under arms and in camn
here now.
Three fourtlS Of the German popula.
tloil OF this city, have enlisted, or in
some way been induced to Join the Fed.
eral ranks, and the number is beinr
daily Increased. The vast number Of
men out of employment and STARVING
almost lor bread, renders it a matter of !
necessity for them to do something ,o
procure food-hence there is no djflicuI. |
y III securing as many victims for this
uniioiy war as they for the present re-
quire.
Our belief here is, that they intend
an early day, to march down the
MISSISSIPPI river with a powerful force,
Memphis will probably be the first
point OF attack. \ word to the wise
aud prudent is sufficient. You cannot
be too well prepared at all points. Your
state will probably be INVADED through
kentucky, as well as on he Mississippi:
ana Arkansas through Missouri. and the
mississippi river at the same time"
a gentleman occupying an important
'"S,'ioh III connection with our river
.rade, who yesterday reached this city
rom above, states that Lincoln's Cow
irHlhent have purchased at St. Louis.
he steamboats, %latan, City Of Louisiana :
ma City Of Alton ; the j. C.. Swon they
lave contiscated. At Cairo they have
bought the City of Memphis, and one or
'rrhaps two other boats. Those enyag. !
d IN connection with these purchases, :
ay they want fifteen or twenty other q
|
MN T,...:tI n l
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N o TICE

DROF. G. BORG beg, leave 10 inform the
Il Citizens of Plaqnemine and vicinity. tina, he
has permanently located himself with The iuten-
ton OF teaching the English, French. Italian and
Spanish Languages; Bookkeeping. AMI also a
splendid business hand writing-ei,her at his
Once IN Marks Hotel, or al the residences of his
pupils and trusting 10 me:it Tor a liberal share
Of patronage.
Mons. BORG also gives lessons on the
Guitar and in Vocal music.
Reference-T. T.. Grace. Mayor. LIMO
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FOR AUDITOR,

we arc authorized to announce BYTHELL.
nAhNL>' oil Clinton as a Candidate for Auditor of
Public Accounts at the ensuing Fall election.
we are authorized to announce IL. PERAlTa.
oil Last Baton Rouge, as 4 Candidate for Auditor orpuLUc
A'eou"S-susIee to a nomination by a Democratic State
Convention, 4 one is called. 0
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$50 REWARD!

4 REWARD of $50 will he given for the an
II prehenslon OF iiunawsys Charles, Zoe
ana ID o>h,-o $50 Tor the al. esr aud delivery of
each ct SAID slaves 10 The undersigned.
CHARLES Is about 50 years oId-5 #. 0 in.
hish. black, Stout, with heavy, ugly looking
eo.nlenance, and long. bushy mead Of hair. and
belongs TO Charles Neitleton.
JOE is a guf-abou, 10 yrs. olJ-5n =, 4.
high, stout, speaks in a very slow. drawIIiog man.
ner' and has a large mole on one side of his meek
and JOSH. has iaIher, a good looking old darkey'
aged about 80 years. 5 II. s in. hiyh-will weigh
aoout l43 lbs, and belongs 10 Mrs. Mary Laugh
liz. "o"
rs these negroes are supposed TO have been
nafO"red, all persons are hereby notified that the
peh"'ies OF Inc law VIII De strictly enforced
against any one concealing or harboring same.
LAUGHllN Il NEITI ETON.
Down Home" Place.
nly2o Grand River, Iberyille, La.
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FOR ASSESSOR,

"r Editor Please announce the name Of II. RO-
DoLPi VERROI>, Esq, IS a Dcnoerauc Candi.
ate Tor Assessor for the parish Of Iberyl!le, subject 10 the
state Rights Democratic Convention.
We are authorized to announce ERNEST car.
LEki, the preseht incumbent, as a Candidate far ,.
election to The Office of Assessor, subject to the decision of
the State Rights Democratic Convention.
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SHERIFF AND

Mr. Ed'ior; You will PIea,e announce the following
gentlemen Tor the Offices which prJeede their respeeu,e
h@lnes' subject to the decision OF tie State Rights Demo
cratic Convention, vz:
or Sherih, j.. L. III
FOR Recorder, j. Ill, ERWIN
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Supplement to the
Ga3stte & 5entinsC.
CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION.
FOR CONGRESS.

We arc authorized to announce Col. HI. w. Az.
LEM Of West Baton Rouge, as a candidate for Con-
gre's OF the Confederate States for the Fourth Congre,.
sionAI District composed of the Parishes OF West Fell
cana FONT Coupee' ST. Landry, Lafayette, vermilliou.
West Baton Rouge lberSile, st. Mary and st. Martin,
Election first Monday in November.
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FOR RECORDER.

Mr.. EDITOR; You will please announce the name of
ADOLPHE HEBERT. Esq, a. a Candidate 70,
the Office Of Recorder of the parish of IbcryiIle, subject
to the decision Of the State Rights Democrats, cou,eu.
ton.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr. EDITOR; Please announce my name ia your pa,sr
a'a Candidate for the hext sherliialry Of this parish.
GUSrAvE LAVE.
Bayou Goula, April 18th, ISGl.
We are authorized to announce u. W. R,tSu.
Candidate for sheriff at the cu,uipr Fall rIer,iv,
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800.

lENNEssEE.-Partial returns from the
tennessee election, Indicate that the
Secession Ordinance has been passed
10y an almost unanimous vote.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-12

A PATRIOTIC WoNAN.-The following
is extracted from a letter, received bv
n of our merchants from Shuqulah.
Miss.
ut is said, when the cars left last
week with troops for Virginia, there
was ON one OF them an old lady from
Wayne county with twelve sons. She
was gong with them to act as cook and
NURSE
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-12

RETURNING A CoNPLIxENr.--Old Abe
has already made known his intention
OF giving the State of Louisiana to the
little girl who condescended to let him
kiss her, while on his way to Washing.
ton,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-12

June 3rd, 1861.
Rates Of Postage Within The Confsder
"cy.-On letters weighing under / or,
within 500 miles, 5 cents beyond 800
miles, 10 cents, with an additional rate
Tor each additional J OF.
Drop letters of any weight, 10 cts.
Transient newspapers, unseaIcd cir.
%culars, magazines, Or handbills, uucon-
nectcd with amy manuscript, weighing
not over three ounces, 3 cents, with an
additional rate for every additional
ounce for any distance.
Books bound or unbound. weicbinr
0 over 4 pounds, 2 cents per o.
All newspapers, periodicals. or books
published beyond the limits of TIT Con,
federacy, are subject to double the
above rates.
Prepayment in money (mtil postage
stamps and envelopes are prepared for
the Contederacy) will be required.
On letters, papers, &c, for offices be-
yond the Confederacy, prepayment in
United States stamps will be required
to cover the foreign postage, and in
money for the Confederacy.
). L.. RlDDELL, p. NJ.
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NOTICE

AZ person indebted 10 the Clerks Office of
N. this Parish for fees, who will not settle their
w demand, are hereby notified that writs
eua mr. 'se'as VIII issue against them or their Sc
NJ. A. ESTEyAN, Czerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-12
.MaU

IN PLAQUENINE. PARISH OF iBERyuLE
La, FOR ISl.
NE Mail arrives in the night and are disribu,et
early in the morning.
HE Mail tor the steamer lBERvILLE. closes every
monday, Thursday and Saturday, at - O'Clock. N.
The VIcKsBoRGH's Mail closes on TUESDAY. ar
III O'Clock, A. N. -
o'clock, Am.
No down Mail on Friday.
Inc clarendon Mail leaves every Tuesday morn
ing, and arrives here every Thursday evening.
i. T.. JENNINGS, Postmaster.
Piaquemine, Jan. 10, 1861 ;a,ia
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%, 30 and 80 NEW LEyEE- and q 90 and

Is 80 and 80 NEW LEVEE. and 81, 80 and a.
FULTON STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Facilities for the execution of the following
described work, superior TO any other house is
the South or West:
CHlMNEYS, ta'I BREEcUINcs
JUICE BONES. FIRE BEDS.
AhlflEtS FILTERERS,
STILLS, ASH PANS
HEATERS.
Copper, Tin and Pewter Worms for Dis
~tilleries. Sheet Iron Pipe.
ashcrait, Reanvenis, and Hearson STEAM
uCAGES, Tor locomotive and stationary engines.
STEAM WHISTLES, BRASS COCKS and
oOCPLlNGS, and every description of Brass
Work OF my Oun manufacture.
ildia Rubber Hose and Filrerings 10 suit.
GASS PIPES from is 10 3 inches in DIANE.
Ter, and all connections TO suit same.
he trace supplied with Brass Work at New
fork prices. Tor cash. .r
TIanlrrs and others interested would do well
10 call and examine my Steam Trains for tho
OF Sugar, before purchasing else.
whcrr. They have been in operation Tor many
years and give universal satisfaction.
All orders hlled with dispatch.
I heller TO Edward J. Gay, of this parish
,or whom | put up a tram last year. Also TO r.
Camp, who has had a train seven wears in
operation. teb15-Iy
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b Direct Importation of
WINES, KIRSTH.
LIQUOR, &c.

Il x. LURK, Merchant on Main street. near
l.. The Court House, respectfully informs the
public that he has lately received from Germany.
and holds in bond at New Orleans, a large sIock
Of excellent and genuine
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-12

~" Invisible Grccn-Lincoln.
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STRAYED

u. NJ. WlCkLlFFE, A. NJ, N. d..
g surgeon Denstss,
~" FORMERLY OF CLINTON T.
y ESPECrFULLY ofershis pr,fess ion,l ser.
IL wees 10 the citizens of Plaquemine, and The
surrounding Parishes. ~
Dr. WlCkLlFFE is permanently located in
Viaquemme. HIS entire attention will be deyo,ed
10 bis Profession. Those wishing operations in
any branch of -"
DENTISTRY,
Will always lind him ready to serve Them. Hs
guarantees as perfec Operations as can be obtain.
ell IN New Orleans, or any oihe Z city Of the States
TOOTH EXTRACTING.
Particularly attended 10. His great success a.
an Extractor. renders him confidently in Offering
his services TO all suffering with the Tooth ach.
10 Once Oh Bank street, at Bailey's Picture.
GALLERY. Tbose wishing operations at their resi-.
dences, either IN Town or Parish, will be waited
on promptly, BY leaving their orders at his
Offices any Of the Stores in PIaqu.mine.
tebI6-tf. rs a# 14 a- n. Nv
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POSTAL AFFAIRs.-In regard to rates
and terms Of postage, we can only re-
fer to the following circular f:
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DENTIsTH~

vii always lind him ready to serve Them.
guarantees as perfec Operations as can be OBJ,
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MATHEW %M'CILNToCK.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21
Attention Publishers.

ATNA Publishers Of Newspapers
Pin North Louisiana, an.!
Texas, who may wish to
dispose Of their establishments in
whole or part, by sending Inc pdrtic-
ulars, and locality. will fluid it to their
advantage to address me as below.
Persons DESTROYS Of establishing
Newspaper or job establishments in
the interior, will be furnished with
Estimates free Of charge, by address,
ing me. And ifthey order Printing
Material or paper. cards aal card
boards, tLrougLm me, win be furnished
for cash only or it's equivalent
the best bargains, at Foundry prices.
I offer the following establishments
for cash, or good negroes with unen-
numbered titles.
An old established Book and job
Printig Office, in large city. Price
$1,000.
The material Of Job office, in a
city. Price $1,000. .
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21

eighty students already there and
more expected. The Faculty is full
and efficient. ! give you a list Of
them, viz:
Charles Il. Stuart, President, John
Stuart, Prof Ancient Language, DR..
Donaldson, Prof Music, Mrs. Lizzie
Stuart, Teacher Of Mathematics, Miss
G.. Stuart. Teacher Of French, Miss
Hattie Cushman, Teacher Of Music,
Mrs. A. Rice johnson, Teacher Of
Drawing. wish them alt the sac.
cess they deserve, and hope among
the many accomplishments our young
ladies will acquire there, tina. they
may bc taught to perform OH the
spinning wheel. Talk about your
pianos. harps. guitars. banjoes, etc.
their music is all very fine, l admit,
and can do little that way myself,
but for me, the greatest Of all music
is the buzz Of the spinning wheel.
when worked by tue fair hands Of our
daughters, with the glow of health on
their cheeks, that's mxxic az Is mus;c,
and goes right to your heart, and
don't take any money out of your
pocket. The Yankees say that our
Southern ladies' live life Of ease,
and are too lazy TO work. but if they
could only take a walk through our
little town aud hear the buz of the
spinning wheels, they would imagine
they We're III some large cotton fac
tory. Yours until death.
Cnt.UNBIAD.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21
Electors.

Far State at Large.
charles Derbigny, Of Orleans;
Albert G. Carter. If East Feliciana
-AIcrnafcs.
James G. Campbell, Of Natchitocl'es,
&. l.. Fuselier, of St. Mary.
Ftrst D,sfrict.
Donation Augus,in, Of Orleans.
Francois Gardcrc, of Orleans, Alter
nate. -.
Second District.
James =. Frcret, of Orleans.
JIG. Kicks, of Orleans, Alternate.
TN;rM Dists'c'.
Edward Duffrl, Of Ascension.
Louis Bush, Of I.afourche, Alternate.
FnarM District.
Vim. II. Barrow, of West F"liciana.
Cyrrien Duprc, St. Landry, Alternate
Fy7h District.
Bartholomew Egan, ST.. ct Bienviile.
Robert Hodges. OF Bossier. Alternate.
.Si.rsh District.
:. l.. Cl,ambliss, of Carroll.
Grin Mayo, of Ca.ah""la. Alternate.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21
MANSFIELD. Oct. 18th, $50
j. Ii. lIE,nN.

Dear News:
We are having jolly good rain
tonight, but cannot say that it will
benefit us much, As Our planters are
busy now saving peas, which are very
abundant: perhaps W" may have
rain enough to raise Red River. and
show III chance TO get provisions
from New Orleans. which we sadly
need as We are out of all kinds of
gr~cric-. Sending to Shreveport is
rather expensive. l suppose that
but few boats would come in the
river NOW, even if it was in good
boating order. as there is no cotton
to take ont. Our roads to the river
appear to be enjoying long rest ::
the first they have had for mann,
years, at this season, they have the
privilege of washing themselves in rs
many holes rs they choose, and no.
body carssssn Old king Cotton's teams
and ~-sp have no use for them
Gen. p has our militia in full
blast, saw them to-day, about one
hundred strong, and as fine looking
set ofmen as you ever saw mustered.
The General is great on the drill, and
took them through all sorts of man
ouvres; he has great faculty OF
,anglinS them up, and letting them
sc, out of it the best way they can;
not being posted up in military
Nc,tacs. cannot explain to you what
they call it.
Lieutenant Eastman of the Henry
Marshall Guards, is here recruitin.
his company, so if there are any o.
the Caddo boys wanting chance to
Join fine company, send them along
tic leaves for the city on Friday.
The Mansfield Female College
under President Stuart. is filling II,
.ast understand there are about
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21
To Correspondents.

We will be pleased to receive con.
tributions from our friends. in and
around Shreveport. An occasional
article from our planters. relative to
the crops, will be very acceptable
In fact, We desire correspondence
from every section Of the States.
Personal articles will not be pub
lished, either AS communications or
advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertaking,
who may 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 of the News
In writing, he brief and concise,
bearing in mind, that lengthy COM
munications are seldom appreciated
by newspaper readers.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21
CAMP PHILLIPS.
NEAR PENSACOLA, FLA. !
Oct. 10Th, 1861.

.. NEAR PENSACOLA, FLA.
Oct. 10Th, 1861. !
| presume ere this you will have
news of a fight at this point, which
occurred last night on Santa Rosa
Island, upon which Fort iick.ns is
situated. \ ,irtachmeu ut OF 1880 men
landed on the island eight miles be-
low PickcnS, NJ = o'clock in the morn
ing, and made the distance from there.
TO the fort by halt-past three O'Clock,
com pictrly surprising BILLY Wilson'S
Z"uavcs," whom we cut +" pieces and
drove flying prll NELL int" the fort.
We burning their tents, quarters, COM
miSsarv. etc, killing within the Nigh
knrhodtl of 100. and throwing every
thing into the utmost couiiIsion.-
The loss OH our side is ah"u, thirty
Killed and wounded. among our killed
was "nr Captain aud ou- Lieutenant
We captured Wilson's Major. and
another commissioned utiicrr. w.
ais. killed several "f their officers
Dnr only "hj,c, in undertaking he
fi.ht was. I" rrtaliatc for the hurliin.
our schooner and dry dock. and
think We accomplished what We went
after. We spiked nine of their can
non. This think abunlantlv
avenged any insult offered us here.
Our General commanding pro-
nouncrs it Il brillian, affair, and high
~ compliments the troops for their
bravery aud determination.
j. Ii. lIE'nN.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21
Ne pI.SPAPER Law.

Subscribers who dono give express
notice to the contrary, are considered
as wishing to continue the subscrip.
ton.
If suhcribcrs order the discontin-
uance of their papers. the publishers
may continue to send them till all that
$ due be paid.
IF subscribers remove foot her places
without informing the Publisher, and
the r aper is sent to the former dirc-
ton, they are held responsible.
The courts have decided that refus.
ing to take paper Or periodical from
the Office. is lrimn foc,r evidence o,
fraud
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21
Saturday. October 10. 1851.
the Fight on Santa Rosa Island.
Authentic Account.

Through the roliteness of our fel-
low citizen w. Hcccx, we are cna-
l,!rd to place the following letter be-
fore our readers. which was received
last evening:
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21
The Cheapest
Printing Materials and
PRINTING OFFICES

II En- CT Il "xtHID.
A Newspaper establishment and
job Office connected. Price $1,000.
A Newspaper establishment and
good job Office connected. Price
$500,
a newspaper and Job Printing es-
tablishmcnt. Price $1,000.
An Adams Book Power Press,
second hand, in good order, medium
size. Price $1,000.
4 Kuggles Gard and Bill Head
press, will print any ordinary size job
at the rate Of 1900 to 1000 impress
sions per hour. (New.) Price s225.
a Ruggles Card and Bill Head
press, old size, second hand. Price
$50.
Fine Printers blank cards, China,
Satin Enamclled. aud India. from 81
to So per thousand. Funeral, Note,
and other paper.
IS None but cash orders will re-
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to arrive.
have also for sale, the following
second bond materials:
A font Of 500 lbs. BREWER,
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$50
$40 ." Long Primer,
6 fonts line BREWER.
a Long Primer Condensed.
Together will, the column, head, adj
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Also-A Medium Printing Press,
Roller Mould, &c, I'll complete, and
Che following materials used for !.
Snort time in the publication Of a
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Bourgeois and Mininn, with two line
letter: column, head. advertising and
dash rules, cases, clases, etc.
These materials will be sold low
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All the requisite materials for a
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An entire onifi, for 4 paper 26s40,
I have the disposal of, for the exceed,
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The job Type Of n well assorted
JOB Office, together with the cabinet
and job Press, Lead and Brass Rnl.
Cu;te,, etc. Price $3.50.
JEb. DICKINSON,
s22tf Shreveport, La.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21

If you want to know what's go
ing on, subscribe for the Shreveport
News. Make up club if you can
and get copy for nothing.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21

EDMONSTON'S BATTALION
COMPANIES will receive their
arms and equipments, ready for.mus-
ter. at Headquarters, SO Natchez
street. Reference r. 4 Il. Jacobs.