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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

REGurAR Army -CaTt. FYsTEE has JUS
.rrturne,l from Columbus, where he vas iufufp
ed by Col. CARKiNGr,,N that h,, had received
che invoice for the full uniforms ,lreSs and un-
dress) and camP.equipmcnts for The 18th G'g
iment United States Infantry and that us
soon as they arrived .iie Captain should have .
full equipment tor his company in Delaware
which, by the way, has lbeen assigned The frsi
post Of konor in the End Battalion, being
company A. Ger
The equipments and uuifor,ss viii consist
of Blue Dress Suit, 0voEcouts, Blarkets, KNAPP
aacks, Cantcens, Haversacks, Cartridge Boxes
33ayonet Scabbards, Plates, Belts, and Enfield
''Ri6ed Musllets; and when SO equipped, his
company will make street parade, and then
proceed to Camp Thomas, located miles
north of Columbus. 1t will be sight worthy
. 70 be seen; aud We would say to the people
OF Delaware County come and see them ready
for the Battle Field
Ths company is composed OF aS isie set oI
hardy young men IS evcr entered the ReguIAr
service and viii ever rtHect credit upon Dela-
ware County. or them she may veil feel
proud. Being assigned so Important posi-
lion, and in the color Battalion, they viii most
Assurelly consider it . duty aud privilege to
uphold sae GLORIOUS old Flag and full 81. =
am no prorlet nor the son of q urODhct ~
hptby the knowledge have of their Captain
and of these young men, will prophecy tina t
if they got into an action they viii do good
service. Young Hea who wish to do honor
20 yourselves AiA service for their Country in
q lelling the unholy rebellion, come joiu.this
model company and Ieud your aid to drive
rebels aud traitors from the land and to estab
Iish. peace and the ,sniOn Of The States foyerer.
Then will posterity honor you aud your chill.
dren bless you.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
MATHEWS CHOCOLATE WoRx doors

Never fail to destroy and externinate all
kinds Of Eptestipal Worms. Are perfectly re-
liable in all cases. and far superior to aay and
all of the Fancy Worm Connections and nau'
seous Ferinifuges which are in use. They
may be taken at all times with perfect safety.
as they contain MERCURY, or other deleteri-
Gus drug Aothers should always purchase
them. and give their children no other
-So Calharse whatever, is necessary to be
given-1
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines. -
A L MATHEWS, General Agent.
Buffalo, n. Y. and Fort Erie, C w
For Sale lry H. Cornell and IT, L. Starr &
Bro, Delaware, Ohio. March, Oily is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

The Delaware Public Schools will open on
Monday next, under the superinteulence of
thoroughly qualified gentleman from the East,
aided by the following teachers Miss G,
Barnes Miss +. Griffin; Miss Emma Smith;
Miss Charo4e Ia,4sifturp.; Miss r. Latimer
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

New CLorHING,-A An immense stock of Sew
and fashionable Clothing has been received at
the Star Clothing Store. .apd is now ready for
the inspection of tlie PeEistie. No man selects
Goods with more Judgment and taste than-
Strauss. and it is entirely suprranous to add
that III point Of otsapness he is uhurproaell.-
bic 4.ansuk your Own interest by giving him
"a cass.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Estates. dc, for Settlement

TIME following AdmRistraiqr and Gurdians have
u fiied their pifeFs for settlements
s. Rean Admir- nf Alex. Ross, dc caSs nd,
r. Hills GuaTdian Of 5. }. r, stephens II, Nsrsy
I.eTi \. Patch, 81 Minor Heirs Of ", Brown,
ISaac Curren Jas.
= JDseph Harris, n Edgar Worth. 70, 3
There will be hearing in said cases. at my efes in
Delaware. saturday, OCT 5th, 1851
Sep % 81 ]. RANAEY, PFnhate Jqdss.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
FA1E or TnE DElAwARE CoUxrY AORIcUL-

Fan OF rnE DELAWARE County AGRIcUL-
TunAL Soc1ETY.-The late exhibition of this
.s Society taking into consideration the dry sea
son and the state of the country, was highly
crpditable In extent and variety of articles ex-
hSbitea, and successful financially. The en-
tries numbered 1929, and the gross receipts
were sI420II. The long range Of sheds and
q. penS devoted to Cattle. Horses, Sheep: Hogs
and Mules, we're all filed, the entries in these
departments being numerous, each class en-
hraciDg some fine specimens or Agricultural
Implements the show was fair. the collection
embracing some superior articles. The ball
devoted to Domestic Fabrics, Flowers, Paint
ings, Photographs, Fancy Articles, &C. was
4oIerably well 6IIed and the display in each
branch fair or Poultry there was a good
though not large collection. The building
devoted TO Farm Products, Fruits, &c. was
NOT 80 well filed as usual In Fruits the dis
play was quite meagre, aith dle exception of
Grapes, Of which there unusually fine
exhibition. Vegetables exhibition were Of
good quality, but the quantity was not large
OF Grain, Seed, Butter, and Canned and Pre-
served Fruits, the display was very good
Abe attendance the last two days of the Fair
e ~ sg.as very large, and all present seemed to en-
fs'y themselves as well as is usual on such oc
sa scasions. We have received the list Of prem
+. iuns awarded and shall publish it in our next
issue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
The Great French Remedy,
Madam Boivins Celebrated
Silver Coated Female Pills.

TINE only certain and afe Remedy Cor all Ute
rinr f~truc tinns Monthly Difculles Irregular
ties, and all the other diseases TO which the woman
Wife, and Mother is peculiarly liable
FhcSe Pills eaHtain delctcrous cdicnts but arc
safe and certain IN their action They will be found u
exert the iprrst effect ll OF Prulapsus teri
in Leucurrhr; the Whites, they will he fornd the
easiest Hs certain Cure that he found. 1t is
OF this certainty they should not BE- taken by
Prcguan Fcnl rs CsiHrg the fri ihrce moEhs mas
cdrridge ceytiH) he brought bat other peri
ods their perfectly safe. For sale by Druggists
OF Delaware ye-
lQlIar and three postage stamps enclosed
to D a. agent, will en- package OF pills
by Z CROSBY, General Agent,
F.. BulIa,o, y. Y.
C,x1t - w !rc Of Counterfeits: tbs genuine have
r a Crosby on the outsdewrappeE.
-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

FsLEAx's srRESGrHExrSe CORDIAL. This in
valuable compound, we are glad to know, has
become the most popular remedy in the Uni
ted Sta ties. Nearly every family keeps it ON
hand. They find it saves physician s sbillsE-
A small quantity given in season will ward off
Fevers or any prevalent disease. See the adj
yertisement in another column. $4,000
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

Mr.. J. w. LINDSAY took a squad Ofl5m men
10 cannp Chase on'fuesday, and we hear others
are to follow. Lieut.. McELRoY leaves for
camp the latter part of this week with about
so men.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

At the late State Fair Mr.. c. W, CAHr-
BELL of this place took three premiums on
Grapes, Mrs. NJ. E. Butler one premium on
Embroidery and one on Wooden Shawls. -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

Mujor R. B. HAYES "a native of this p'acc)
has been a9pnintcd Fudge Advocate Of the
Army Gor lie Department of Ohio, and has
been attached to the staff OF Gen. Rosecrars.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

Mr., OLIVER CuRTEs, of Genoa had an exhi-
ssg hilion at our County Fair lot of maHmoth
81. Pumpkins that for size and quality could not
3.s ..So be beat-the product of skIfal culture of
IS II soil unsurpassed by any in the State. Mfr, G,
= kindly presented rs with three Of the monsters
{ which viii constitute an abundant source upon
which to draw ror pies the coming winter,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

VohP5N u IA bH :
" DUNG MEN or Delaware, your Country needs
j you-must have you; you wont volunteer yoE
be drafted; will you wait for that? Come forward
promptly sustain the Government, put down rebel
Lion and Fsbuks synpalhzsrs it'll treason
ThS undersigned has been aathorlzsd a com
pany OF Infantry. Leave your with Gessrai
Cha4 Sherman ~ the Amer ican liet c. H. Aekirsyr
a. his ofhcs in Williams Block; Henry Sherman, al
Berkshire, V T Hits AZ the store z. T. Kills
4 Son No. William 3 Biosk
DelAw4rs, sept Is C. H. AcELRoT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Farm for sale.

F1HF Subscriber offers for s7le = farm eaHisinih,
a. acres 0f nrst quality land situa ted \ milf 81
of h- village of Eden The farm in excellent rsz
with comfortable frarne hpusc. good barn, and ont
hnjidipgs Will sell nu reasonable terms. Wou
trade far town properly.
Sen is st GEORGE BAKER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
mARR RED.

On tho l2th inst by Rev. }. = ThompsGn. Mr JosI-
Al MsKTNslE. e berry township, apd Miss MALY j..
SFRlSf, nf Drai township.
the elth inst, at the residence Of II r. Carpenter,
bv Rcy o. II. Newton, Mr. j. s CuyEtI, OI pCiaware,
to NJ Iss LAURA =. ABRoTF, OF Iifhn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

The National Fast Day was observed in this
place yesterday by a general suspension of
business, and appropriate services at most of
the churches.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

The following, furnished by Auditor RHoDEs,
Will be interesting toyeitizens Of our county /:
An Exhibit ofth tm, int received by the
various funds for the Aupust taxes
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

kas , ,ss HosEA WILLIAMS, President of the Della
,ots.sqa ware County Branch of the State Bank Of
Ohio. hau been appointed Agent for this place
50 receive subscriptions to the National Loan,
Peraous wishing to avail themselves of this
ssaE7 q: = desirable opp tunity to invest win find him
rI4il a the 6SrS..: asas --s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Estate Of Isaac Day,

NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN boen duly appointed and qualified Admnistra-
OF the of Isaac Day deceased All persons
Interested will govern themselves aecord dngly.
Sep l3 st GABRIEL NAY Administrator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Estate Of Wm. r. sharp.

RT 1TTCE is hereby given that the un deraigned hav
N been duly appointed and qualified as Executors O
estate OF William T. sharp, deceased All peraona
nterestad will govern thamsel yes accordingly.
Sep is 81 sAML. JOS B. SHARP, Exrs'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
War Prices For
PLOW SHARES !

T oNG'S Patent No 4 Plain CIV Shares will
Il sold At the foHnry Tor 81 cents until after the
ni t5c war. j. C. EVANS
Delaware May 10th, 1s61-ftf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

Hon. ANDREW JoHNsox, OF Tennessee, will
speak at Springfield Saturday October 5th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
D.. Vslpsau's Cankerine.

Oss " = y = \ = SSSAASE AASs ID
DR. EELPeAU'SC C.4NKt1,INEcur6 astore Mouth
DR. EEIfEAU ScANKERINEoares Sore Nipples.
DIR. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Uleerat Cd SOgess
DIR. vELPEAU's CANKEdNE cures Cuts
DR. NELPEAU's cANkkRIN Esedres Burns.
DIR VEIPEAC'S CNNKER!NE cares Sorcs. q
DIR. VEI.PEAJ- 5 CANkERTN Ecures tfspped Lips. q
DR. YFIPEAU's CANKERINEis the be Purifier Of
tn trcath of anything known
DR. VEL. 'EAC : CtNF ERIN Canker in the Mouth
Throat or stomach, resulting fro n Searlentna OF
Lies i Il y6aegbt in re teeth, use the Can
that entirely fec from acids and all poisonous
safety. will preserve the teeth and keep the gums
free from Iicers J! is equally eicacous for nursing
mouths In all+i4e tksusad+ Of remedies that h;S E
en- Pat f-th rtle cre f the THrieus diseases above
none 81 lal til Caukrrinr.
Snldta u aware ny NJ L. STARR H. CoRNELEiD. IheK-
iNsoS &SoN md by Druggists generally
PraI.r3 tors. W Maiden L4ne--N ~ +
E"hf th"'' owing eeTiIiscate trsna ~elknozn citzen
CoLrVRrs 0uso Sept 10 1860
Mcssrs. T. BeREiIl CO.: Geaaeaaea-l'crr trout cd
with Throat while traNolmF in fent = lvshi
w~srecoa'n tnd"d use your CANkkEISf and by using
: 1T vith ~ Ii tse.nf I'll throat, believing
~ u " 'ry u ptlT sh 'nid atve; tory res
sit l.F, Ia 10 +tvl v. t. HUGHES
COSTAR OF y. Y is Il philanthropist. He
knows tn 1t this grain country of ours is intes-
teal with Rats and other Nctmin,- and hcncc te
obIirc the public of North Iowa. he pays us a
good price to atlpertisc Il sure cure for these
troubles. We have tried Cn%tar's Rat Ex ter
minator On own premises, and we are
pleased to c,9l it the very thing wanted 10y al
who are oyer-run with those little thieves who
not GPLy destroy your grain. but ruin you= Gel
IarS ana grliRcrieS. We know several instan-
ecs in@town, where one application alone. sent
ti4. Rats off for period OF tweleVe months
who would be without such remedy!
Editor Of the Times, McGacg0r, Iowa.
See advertisement in this days paper
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
p, =, p

PR4CKLX FLslk0TEA4.
They Inpat Strength they Annihiiate Pun
PARII'S ITTIaese Delis -ltfuI Plusters Yield
| i rcd iiS 10 the mutI.ln Of the boiy
- A44s ,Dsorb PRECIPITATION and shruw off ali
PARIS Lhr offensive cuHGHlated i'm lnritts OF
th- system. They should be used for
FR1GRL al Chronic Pains, Faintncss, Dyspep-
Acrppa 'ia, Colds C1ns'Irlpton, Iiteum. stis
Las G-IS' t'r .Illc Weakness, cic They retain
AXE s.,lD hair active prnpcnsties when other
Ilstcrs useless. and ichere applied
BY ALL ,Ii1 cHn1saf criSt- Every family slIo d
nave them. one siZ1 on cloth, three
DEALERS sIz's on leather. Sample sent by mail
From to IN Fece'i,. H %, %, ~ - S'h'S' NJ n.
2ls DIMES New York.
MlI III .-fSIN-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

CIrAmEs NEIL has been appointed Town
ship Clerk, vice John 5. Jones resigu.d.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Stoves, Stoves, Stoves
Tin aud Copper Ware, q
Pln4ys and Plow Points,
Pumps aud Lead Pipe,
Farmers Bells
Farmers Bel

and rrcu, many other attrles that tho citizens Of
Delaware AMI adjoining Counties want, can be had at
the Stove apd tin Store of
Sept. 6-6l THOMAS EVANS JR Il
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
sa4.02e.66.4

Total Tax S34, ,029 SO e.
d. W RHODES, Auditor
Auditors Office, Sept. "a, 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

no give the public some idea of the great re-
4 GhGIlSh IA prices we GnuInsEHte few aftsles:
Lawns worth l2Il cts, for 9 cts. p er yard
Lawns for 5 cents per yardl
JacOnets worth 25c for 1896 per yard!
organdies worth 25c for 1896 per yard!
Fine Black French Lace Points and Lace
Mantilas will be sold without regard to cost
Fine Summer Shawls can be had at Bar
gain.
Mems and Boys Wear;
Parasols at your own price;
Women and Misses Shoes;
other articles too numerous to mention,
all Of which will be sold a great reduction in pr ice
a. the Northwest Corner Store Room OF San dusky &
William Streets, Delaware, Ohio.
Call and examng goods and learn prices beore buy
ng elsewhere. Aug r. 81.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
ThE 8arkEts.
Delaware MarRa

Corrected weekly by R. Z. Huns soN Wholesale an
Retail C;rocers- No 1 Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

PEErAREB BY
DIR. j. G. AVER &c CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Ayers Cherry Pectolal
has woa for itself s'tcll rsnown for r,e euro Of
every variety Of Ihrot and Lung calhi1I-iai,
it is entirely UNNECESSARY for Us !, recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever i his Teen en-
1oyed. As it has long been ia constant l,sc
throughout this soction we need act fla more ;nn
the people its quality is kept p IL ihc loh:
it ever has been, and that it I1ny c relied OH re
do for their relief all it has ever bsn found to do.
Ayers CathartiQ Pills,
= ron THE cuRF OF
Cesiisealess, jst'aIdies, nsl,neDss@, a,9iqesfion
Dyse7stesy, Fo'tl Stan4s+, kz,es1lsisls HeaG~e+s.
Piles, RdeWotatsn', Bttp'io,ss and Sin LIisoasos
Lfrsr Complaint DJonsy, Tettcr, T,tmors Os'd
S.tF Rhe'.o,, Jvor,ss, Cont, N,-s1algia, ss q
Di.nser PiR, and for Purifying lie Blond.
They arc sugar-eOutcd, so shat the most sensi-
tive take them pleasantly, aud they ara the
best aPericnt in the world foF all the purposes Of
family physie.
Price IS cents per Box; Five boxes ssr S1oe.
Greatnumbers oRClergymen. Pl,ysici,us, States
men, and eminent pCrsonagoS, have lent their
names TO certify the unparalleled uscflncAS oftheAe
remedies hut our space here viii not permit ths
Insertion Of then. The Agents below HaIued far
's2sh gratis cur AMERICAN ALMANAC in wlIich the
are given with also full descriptions Of the aho,'
complaints, and the treatment that should be r..
owed for their cure.
10 nor ne put ny tInITsnrIF,l-vs ls-zIu.A
other preparations they make nIore profit
Demand AYERS, and take n9 others. The sick
want the best aid there is foBthen and they should
have it.
AL aur remedies are for sale by
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Express Train Runs Daily-Others
Sundays Excepted.
NINE Daily Trains from Philadelphia to New York
Tickets good any Line Train. New
York or Boston Tickets via Pitts
VIA PHILADELPHIA OR zLLKN70FN.
BOAT TICKETS TO BOSTON GOOD VIA
ANY OF THE BOAT LINES.

Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg
to BaItimore and Washington.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Cooks Portable Sugar Evap-
orator.

THIS Machine has received first premiums
! at fourteen State Fairs, United Sta IS Fair
Cincinnati and County Fairs throughout the North
nnd West; and W i'll be sold by the present
manufacturers prIees +. AVERY.
Aug 29.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

Baggage Checked Tbrough-An
Transfers Free.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-13
To Correspondents.

We will be pleased to receive con,
,r;buti.ons from our friends. III 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
E.hed either as communications or
advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertak'hS'
who may hear OF any local or othtf
items, that will prove of 1nferes, TO
our readers, will favor us ny handlh@ :
in the same at the Office OF the News
In writing. be brief and concise
hearing in mind, that lengthy com,
r,,unications arc seldom appreciated
bv newspaper readers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-13

,:,:: e ,r.h,,,,, v;,,ts
, ' :, -. c.I,o.
.,.o, hr ~. ,-,,,,nI .,,i,S of,bat IN :.
.... :. a., h.,aft or ~. .;c,,
SOW, =, rol,,,,,
, w. po,,..n ~. ,A,,ros.nto-
I'm Ia ,.a.., ..n5 ;n.., -,
:. ,.;,, l., :, .,,.,,l
- ,,o,,nr ,od;.s Gill
~, WON'T j., .},c 'vol,lea,,y.-ard W."
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-13
POOR CREATURE.

Abraham Lincoln, in his document
extraordinary, commonly called a
Message, boasts Of the large number
of troops rendered TO him, but having
an eve to the safe side-which lndl-
Gates something Of ttar-ceems It
prudent, and so advises, that the
militia be organized, rs in his opinion
tie satity oJ" the couatry, demands 1t.
He very properly thinks the navy
detective; and shows deficiency In
the postal department Of o"/y IRE
mWioss amd q huJ: living on hopes
however, he trusts it will improve
next year.
Forgetting that there exists in tie
North. an untold amount Of poverty
among the poor classes Of whites, tar
greater now than ever, he proposes
the Immediate purchase of soIne terri
| tory. whereupon TO settle the blacks
| In the meantime the poor OF Tx
North may die OF starvation, 1t mat
ters not to him, for he IS engaged IL
Ao1y cause. The blacks, after hc1n@
transported to some desert territory
can manage rs best they may, for ;h'
mission of this conceited and dnle'
ass will then be accomplished, as l'
appears to think.
That the career OF this man VII! h'
short, is very probable, for like nnt'
Il beggar placed on horseback. h
will ride himself to death. He Is ca
of tie greatest towards on record
fearing his own shadow. and stan4ln;
back in atfri ght. from the echo Of III
own voice, and if he does not NEE
+ with death from the hand Of som
christian, who may take the rearcl
sioility upon himself of IiddInG til
country Of such man, he Will Likely
during the present difficulties, die
: fri gllt; for his nerves viii not adm
of his performing the tsemehdo'
@ deeds he proposes.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-13
TIE EyTURTlGNEnS

Now that the press ano people
generally. have their thoughts well
,ea>ol!,a with saiy, 1t Viii not be amiss
to place the accompanying extract
BEFORE th,:u. a. found ii the Athens
Post: if f. = well deserved lit, for
while persons are always EAGER 10
cry down anything that may prov"
of pccuniary benefit 10 them, they
are, invariably, engaged in as unfair
transaction as they strive to prove,
that in which they are interested.-
Read the following. and YOU will find
poor human nature strongly depicted ::
I twas "A tavorite Of Sam Slick, ,lIa.
"there is a good deal Of human ma
ture in all mank ind" We heard one
OF our country friends q day or two
ago giving ii" salt EN'o:~ionc" ill.,
for skiing $40 per sack for i!l"t 'nGi~-
pensable article. w a@9-"d wish
! him in tue d"runciatiur>. \. 'ljc! ""re
Iloud and deep. and ,hrn asked liu
how much he expected :" Get for his
pork. He lowed he ought 80 !,&v,
about eleven cents per pound. ",
asked him howinitrh better he th"ugh
he was than ,l.t. Salt Exto-Iioncr-
whereupon III" conversation ;hlTirti}
closed, our friend Just !Apn happening
to espy Il man up thc street whom h
had been waiting 70 see for ~uincillI."
Who az. tAry? We ask Of som
individual, who is engage III stand
ING at the different corners Of tn
street, grumbling. Why the holder
of salt, of course, he says, (tor ie ha
heard it much spoken of( not iavin
for q moment reflected as 10 wha
might be the definition OF the wor
; Extortioner and for fear Of our gel
ting the better OF the argument, l'
with a grave countenance introduce
to our notice the poor families OF OF
5 soldiers, etc. You are right OF
e christian friend. How is ii though
: that you charge these poor wome
5 more than ten cents for a spool
5 thread YOU formerly sold at Hv,
;. thirty five cents per yard for cali'
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-13
GALVESTON BEING EVACUATED.

An article appears in the Houston
Telegraph, of "a INST, t" the effect
that Galveston, Texas, is pronounced
.untcnable by a council of war, held in
that city, and that the batteries on
thc beach have been removed, togeth-
er with the munitions of war. public
records, etc.
Private parties are also reported TO
be migrating to a safcrplace.
We regret to notice that the Fan,
ner, published at Sparta by Mr.. L. +
Paxton, has ceased to be published
Causc--a too common thing-tht
want of patronage.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-13
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Rranch Of the Citizens Bank.

SHRnvEronT, I'D sept. S6l.t
TX'UIS BANK viii, hereafter. pa,
I and receive at t~""untcr, n o"|~
the Treasurv Notes Of TIA" C"hirar-
rare States. aud the Notes OF the other
Banks. Of New Orleans
Owner. of paper Deposited III 'hi~
Bank Tor collection, unless wiiiln" ia
be governed by ,hi~ regulation, are
rcuunstcd to withdraw the same.
ULCER JAlEE,
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Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-13
FRIDAY, DECEMBER l3, 1861.
single Copies, 10 Gents
See Every Page.

We have been persuadsato to change
the days of publication Of our paper
hereafter, so as to furnish the latest
intelligence. Instead ot' M'nc;'y AND
Thursday. the News Will appear on
Yursduu and Fl210y.