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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-08
7 IyER CoNsuMPIIONs


IL fREtGmKRoCs DISEASE
the devourcr mankind There are thousands daily suffer-
b norouah While T. * appns e po
Steps s ne bu aA e Sa we1d Sa s
.sada who are only slightly troubled y this Irritation q s
dust before he expiration Of twelve months through
prove this assertion 6cSond he shadow Of Doubt Is no..
Pe sa e and Sway, Simply
n Is e oS as 80 %nI q SSr and
swallowed up dsab sting carly grave when they lse@
selves we're accessory % e nssie ding those notifications
Like the devourns at nrst scarcely perceptble
within grasp From this hawking and scrapng ap Of con-
geasd s,sshy masps arises those sa syp,oms by every
the slightest exposure which Increases the phleg aud
seldom The eonsump,ive apprehensiye of alarming
Sa a sn sf hs eg hi, This Is s
TO succeed the hawking Them and til then
than simple irritation Of the bronchial tubes
decline Of hs human oep he es Of Wien 70 s
ment OF the liver This assumes various forms,
pepsa and liver complaint and treated such reality
edent or other esuse %h.h Cause turning nwr o p hs
ste and pressing on The sycr CONTROLLING the action Of tina.
The bowels producing bronchitis succeeded BY consumption
are very subec, this troublesome and lingering
malady and y seldom " over, that lady laborng
mother Il thing especially II she had suffered from
h hr 81 s 20 ssr ~ Sr9ass the
ness and falling OF the womb and the thousand
When he force and severity this disease
In the stomach and throat shall guarantees Immediate
relief and thorough restoration 10 health should
be complied with, by gentle and operation on this
rris,le which viii original
pr duns the sghes, or aneasness without bleeding
biisterng or sesrngby the application o. silver nstr
ment; expanding the chest relieving the breathing
BY magic alizing the circulation Of The blood from e
head relieving that icy codness Of the feet leaving
dency 70 costcn. after this operation and
inc that shiny mucns which Is constantly accommodating In tbs
throat, which torments the consumptiye
This state Of things IN produced by ourselves from the o.
ginning and queny must abide the penalty and orfei
iurc Of yes unless subdued while there y ss.cen.
strength TO msinain the constitution Of .ae invalid On how
their by their fancy out err
roneous idea harbong the opinion that while they were
able eat walk about all was right and that perv
Was no immediate danger l poor, deuded ycms They
have deceived themselves In that false deiusion does he
ground bis hopc by his appetite and decoyed by his
strppRh the first moral principle OF
ton which the ars duty Of mankind remain
fully &C, .. IL. DIhhls.
opj,e No ss Broadway, New York city.
Consultation and medicine for s. which will test s en-
cacy address all
states and Canada receipt No letters answered wtheuI
the specified enclosure.
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THE WASHINGTON PEACE CONFERENCE.-THE is
already leaking out, through the cracks of their
closed DOORS that the Washington Peace Con-
ference promises anything but peace. The best
thing which the conferees can do is first to re-
solve that Congress alone has the power to mi
tiate treaty Of peace; and, secondly, that this
conference do now adjourn siae die, casting the
responsibility of compromise upon the two
houses of Congress. We have had already
enough Of this irresponsible outside compro-
mise tinkering. The crisis demands action, yea
or nay, on the part of Congress.
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FoRT SUNrER.-The Secretary of War, in his
final answer to South Carolina touching For
Sumter, says that : it is not deemed necessary
at present to reinforce Major Anderson, be-
cause he makes no such request, and feels quite
sure in his position" but that should his safety
require achievements, every effort will be
made to supply them" Thus We may soon
expect to hear stirring news from that quarter
for if not soon reinforced, the probabilities are
that the fort will soon be assaulted.
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Arrival Of the Mohawk,


THE STEAM FRIG ATE BROOKLYN AT KEY wEST-THE
sLooP-oF-wAR MACEDONIAN OFF INDIAN KEY.
The United States steamer Mohawk six guns Lieutenant
Commanding T. A. Craven, arrived yesterday at noon
from Key West having left that port the 31s ult
night. She at Sandy Hook at eleven O'Clock the
morning.
The following is list of the officers of the Mohawk:
Lieutenant Commanding-T. A. Craven.
Lieutenants-A. Barbot, Edward T. spedden, G. G. Car
penter.
Master-Chester Hatfield.
Assistant Surgeon-Deavan Bloodgood.
First Assistant Engineer--J. S. Albert.
Third Assistant Eogineers-E l.. Dick, c. H. Emmons
Captain s Cerk-A. c. Craven.
Paymt ster's Clerk. II. Hoadley.
Masters Mate-C d. Humphreys
The Mohawk is at the Navy Yard.
The steam soop- war Brooklyn arrived at Key West
the morning Of the 31st ult and ooalng when the
Mohawk sailed. The Brooklyn to sail the following
day for Tortugas and Pensacola.
The Crusader was Key West and would sail for New
York in a few days.
The Wyandot expected at Key West from Pensa.
cola in the course Of a week.
The sloop Of war Macedonian was spoken the 30th
ult. ten miles Off Sand Key, bound into Tortugas.
The Mohawk has been for the last eighteen months
lively employed cruising the north coast Of Cuba for
the suppression of the African slave trade during which
time she has captured four slave vessels and rescued
from slavery $40 Africans
She also saved from shipwrec the American brig Tan
gers and rescued the Of Spanish brig wrecked
dangerous sboal for which the official thanks Of the
government of Cuba rendered to the officers and
crew She has also afforded relief to other
sells Upon her cruising ground American commerce has
been eectuay protected against foreign aggression
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. T. 1851
Stocks steady Pennsylvana STATE 5s, 90; Reading
Railroad 21ss; Morris Canal, 50h Long Island Railroad
TO- Pcnpsy iania Railroad So sight exchange on New
York al par 70 per cent premium.
PFutsnEtrruA, Feb I. 1851.
Flour dull at IS s5 31H for superane Wheat steady
Mfl 70 II 27s tor red and 81 80 81 AZ for white
t1r fccfine~ &c sales 900 bushels at 66c &C. Mess
pork, ais ~. Whiskey, fsjsc. 1sc.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 7, 1891
Flour steady Ohio and Howard street at IS IS, City
Mils held at the same price, Wheat dull red, al 20
u III; white 81 AZ q 81 o. Corn declining: yellow
CSC S0c. Provisions active: mess pork, SIS; lard,
love Coffee steady at 12Ac. f3tsc. whskey steady
at lsc.
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I'm. 6.-un motion of Vim. Schley, Esq, James NAL
colin Esq, OF Maryland, admitted attorney and
counsellor OF this court.
No. e. The Porhdtan Steamboat Company yioin'iGs in
errr, ~, the d1Jonpby Roiuoad Compnny--Tho argu-
ment OF this cause continued by Mr.. Robinson FOR
the defendants ia error and concluded By SIR Schey for
the plaintiffs in error.
No. 90 Joseph III. Adter Il al plaintiffs IN error.
fdron d. Etmhm Il ot-Ths cause was argued by Mr..
Dool'te for the plaintiffs 10 and by Mr. Iyndo for
the defendants IN error.
Adjourned.
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The MORRILL, TARIFF BnL--The commercial
interests having been appraised of the revolu-
tionary high Tariff bill which the republican
party are pushing through Congress, the strug
gle upon it in the Washington lobby is be-
coming very interesting. Thurlow Weed should
at once repair to Washington with his free wool
" Statistics" or the bill may be lost
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Southern States. or a majority Of them, are to
be precipitated into the same movement, or re-
tanned in the Union with thu North, as mediators
with the seeded States, is the question before
the republican party in Congress. If the bor-
der slave States cannot be made secure against
anti-slavery agitations and Northern MAORI
ties, Virginia will soon put an end to Southern
reliance upon Northern protection. Let the
republicans in Congress make their choice.
Their days of grace are passing away.
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Supreme COurt-Chnn sbers.
Rf6nra Hon Iudua BARNARD

FER. 6n the Mater Of the Implication q Daniel Derlis,
Chamberlain de-, the Park Baak.-His Honor granted
decision the motion for a mandamus 10 compel the
Park Bank to transfer the funds belonging the city
county of New York to the Broadway Bank the latter
institution having been selected the depository for
said funds The Judge decided that the mandanus mus
issue to compel such transfer.
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Trusscs.-GregOry d Co., 25 Bond street
are pfopretors OF Whites Patent Lever Truss
radical for Hernia Rupture Send for pamphlet
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Fire at Painesviiic, Ohio.

NTFVELAND, FtU. T5Vfs
Ere AZ gainesville last night consumed eleven WOODEN
bid 81, eronr them stecles banking OF - and the
k.,pr.r pres fefs TO 900 iusa,et ttS 200
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Superior Custom Made Shirts, all
Sizes selling greatly reduced prices, at MCLAUGHLIN s.
269 Greenwich street, corner Murray.
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nInrriGsl,

New Invented Wigs and TOupees; Also
holdAva Cream, for preserving and bcautfyng hair
Manufactured by w A. BACHELOR, IL Bond street
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Drawings or the DELAY

DTHWIHHS VI VHc DUIWSvWTc StNtC 1<Vt~
teries-wooD, EDDY 4 co, Managers of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY LOTTERIES.
wARE-kxrRA GLASS il5, Feb Z lSGL
"A, 80, So, 80, "a, so, Z, 10, l3, AZ, Ii, 49, ~.
DELAwARR--CLAss ll6, Feb. 7, 1861
81, "a, "a, &c, rs, SO, Is, 20, 81, 49, Is, 81, 49,
Circulars containing schemes, with fun particulars,
free of charge by addr essng either to
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO. Wilmington, Delaware,
Or 70 WOOD, EDDY x Co, ST. Louis Missouri.
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B1STNNt feb. Z, 1851.
Tho resolution 70 procuro narhla bast IF e. Governor
Parks 10 place In tho STATE Capitol Yves dciestad "a tbe
Houze " tJy-.M ~ laG
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Millions OF Bottles or

Browns New and Elegant French Re-
and Lunch Room IL Broad eeopposie the Bond
ed " Warehouses;, are now open.
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Mr.. Lincoln and Senator Cameron.

Philadelphia passed resolutions urging the claims Of
senator Cameron seat In the Cabinet, and appointed
committee TO carry them TO Mr.. Lincoln. ms com
mttee repaired Springfield on Jan 20, and after mott
flying him OF their arrival informed that Mr. Lin
coin would them ate their hotel the next morning
The interview skeched by the Philadelphia Mercury as
follows
Dr. Smith chairman OF the committee stated 10 Nr.
Lincoln the pu port Of the resolutions nusted 70 tue
OF the committee and had reached the point where
II stated that Pennsylvania desired TO have IN the
Cabinet who bad been true 10 her interests,
when Mr.. Lincoln interrupted hum by saying
eyes, know who You aiude to-3en. cameron. ms
subject hos already Engaged large share Of my atteo.
ton and have every hope chat your wishes
win be grained feel strong desire 70 do something
for your big state, and determined sue shall DO
satisfied, il can do IT,"
The resolat,ons read to him. when he continued
Gentlemen In formation my Cabinet, shall aim
az nearly az possible at perfection. Any man whom
MAY spront to such position, must re a. Tar ~ posi-,
bIe like Insar wife, pure and above suspicion, OF IN.
plcmishcA reputation, sad undoubtod integrity have
already appointed senator Seward aud MI Hates OF hB
souri, ami they men whose characters think the
breath 81 cxrnny caHco impach Ia regard TO General
Game ron have rec. wed ASSURANCES without limit from
oeutle men whpe word is entitled la credit, that he b.
rrncnily fitted Cor tho Wsition which his friends ccsiro
him u f ana that his appointment would GIVE great sa.
fisfsction 20 Tnnsysvana nave srea. "esfe 70 ~
pont General Cameron for the reason that he wa fnr
mesly aerccrat and wish 10 give that element fsh
representation the dsributisn OF the Offices lotn
Mr. Seward and Mr. Bates were formerly oid ite wings,
and for tbs reason feel disposition 70 a.
paltiop 10 him not from hs own state, u = true lW
The opposition him there 70 slight that ~ scaeceiy
worth rnenrtnv The feeling against hin sppears 20
come from ono Dd on" nf iwD oi Inc uihct Nfn.'tn
sa,ea Nts Ctnsanu,r chifro HIN with cotcnpton N
uotar.t, c,r'fs fe. apl Ccrbpi that " be u sp-
| ~ ,nt. it Sf, tic tha patrOpaGs d ~ q t'o iW
! nie WI rie. sfiu. have ~ iH'F'r'ac q ~ -
cha ~ sl,4r t.c. N1t Irsac q taate ~ invei'si
tan lr 4 /. ~. rster by siiFUtpI Ns ciPNl n,s
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Steinway 4 Sons OverstrunQ Grand
sQusre considered the
for ave years Warerooms 81 81
street.
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Brooklyn Fact Established Ten Years.
The incompaIA bAlky OF WIL4IAMsON'S Photographs
Cameotypes. Fulton street, opposite Clinton.
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Court MOUNTAINEERING Day.

SUPREME CoURT--tfsEpAL TEga--freferred cases, Nos
I. g. Enumerated Calendar--Nos. 81, %, 20, 30, 81
80, So 34 49, So 81 49, 80, 40 Al ~, as, 40, AZ AS
49, TO- 81 ST. So, 81, So SO, ST. S. Court opens at ter
A. NJ
Nos 4225 1891 1906 2sS7 2s45, 3O45 mo numbers two
cases. 1922 23o6, 294s 3l2s, NO. 6a46 1879, 1880
54o6, mo numbers, two cases, 2T4l, 3lso 80, 3ls5
3343 1902 1896 1915 1919 3276 25o3 1906 1885, 20l
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part Mos 2, IL, 81, 39l, 1lI9
1917, 1919, 1881 Part 2Nos. 1885, Ia, 1862, 6s6, $40
800, 9O2, 9O4, 9OS, 9l2.
COMMON PlEAs.--rart Nos. Dos, 800, sol, 303 30i
3O5 307 30s 800, $40 81, 3l2 313, 3l4 lao Part -
Nos 237 Sl5, Si6, 3t7, 3ls, 3d. 500, 32l, 322 1913
ga, 325, los, $50, 16S
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Take Physical Exercise mt Woods GYM
pasum No. East Twenty eighth street. Open day and
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Hili's Hair Dye, SO Cents-Black OIL
brown Depot No. Barclay street. and all druggists Arctic
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BatcheiOr's HAIR Dye-Relfable, Harm.
black brown Factory 81 Barclay
street sold and applied al BAICHELoks Wig Factory, IL
Bond street.
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Barry's TrfcOpherous II the best and
chespes article for DRESSING beauying curling
preserving and restoring the hair. LADIES' uyl Bold 81
n drug
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Crisfndoro's Hair Dye,sWigs and Tou-
pees the the world Wholesale retail dhe
priyattl y applied at No. castor House.
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss. yesey House, opposite the church
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Effects Of the Gale Yesterday.

Yesterday supplied variety Of variations in the
state Of the weather. which hot, cold wet, dry
snowy and sunshiny by turns during the twelve
hours between six O'Clock A. NJ and six In tn
afternoon. The morning ushered in with shower
of RAIN which about nine O'Clock changed to light spnk
iings Of and hail By the sky had completely
cleared away and for few hours following the weathe
was mild, bright and agreeable could be desired.
Again. about three O'clock the clouds gathered and dis
charged quite heavy shower of rain, which, however,
disappeared to give place to puff from old Boreas,
which In fury equal to that with which the city
visited this time last year Simultaneous with the
blow intense cold set in, and the mercury in the thor
mometers which at three O'Clock stood at 4s degrees,
had descended low rs 20 degrees by five O'Clock Some
chimneys, awnings, signs sheds, &c. blown down,
but did not hear OF serious accidents up to the
period at which this was written.
THE GALE AT TORONTO.
TORONTO, Feb. 7, 1861.
The severes snow OF the season. drifting hard,
occurred day. All the railroads blocked up The
snow drifts on track than IT be got or The
trains the Grand Trunk will attempt to to day.
The Western trying, but without success as yet
The northern managed to get out few miles, and
is now stuck at Thornhih.
HEAVY SNOW STORM AT MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, Feb, 7, 1861.
We have had another storm here, bockading all
the railroads No mails win be able TO leave hero this
morning
THE GALE AT oswEG0.
OswEGo, Feb. 7-6P.M
terrific gale from the northeast, accompanied by
drifting snow and intense cold prevails all along
Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence The thermometer is
lower than before this winterfour degrees below
AT waterown II Is 10 below, and at ogdensburg I6.
SNOW STORM AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Feb. 7, 1861.
severe snow storm, accompanied with gale Of wind
from the northeast has prevailed all day The thermo
meter was below at six O'Clock tonight
SNOW STORM AT ROCHESTER,.
RocHuuER, Feb. Z, 1861
II commenced showing here yesterday afternoon, and
continued through the night and all day, with high
wind The trains the Central road are all behind time
Thermometer ut zero.
SNOW STORM AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Fob. T-10r NJ.
A binding snow storm prevails here and the wind Is
blow ing hurricane.
HEAVY GALE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PfHiADmPrA, Feb. 7, 1861.
A furioss gale OF wind occurred here today, pros
trs,no the wires OF the National Telegraph Company,
and doing other damage
TERRIBLE GALE IN BALTIMORE, DOING GREAT IA
MAGE.
BAlnMoRx, Feb 7, 1851.
terrific northwest gale has prevailed hero silce one
O'Clock doing considerable damage Some thirty houses
have been unroofed, walls and chimneys demolished
nd trees uprooed The tide lowered three feet In the
harbor under the influence Of the wind Tho 'e'esrapn
lines i'm this neigh borhood are considerably damaged
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The Niagara Outward Hound.
BosroS, Feb 7, 1881.
The Niagara from Boston, arrived at Halifax eight
!, clock this evening.
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Drawings OF IL. France Il Co.'s Della
Lotteries
SUSSEX COUNTY, CLASS 80, Feb z 1861.
60, 49, %, "a 65, Is, so, S. rs, 49, a. l6, 81 73
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS IA, Feb. 7, 1881.
l6, 8, IA, Il, +, AZ, So, 20, 8, 81, So, Is.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
L. FRANCE 4 CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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The Sterling Gas Regulator Improves
the light and saves the gas oy Wheeler VII
Sewing Machine Co. Office 6O6 Broadway
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wheeler & Wilson's Improved SEWING
Machines at reduced prices. Office sos Broadway.
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PfHfAnKTTUA, FFV 7, Iovk-
Professor Rarey creating great Juror In ouakerdo
His second lecture horse humanity was delivered this
evening before Of Tho largest asscmblagcs thai ever
gathered within the Academy Of Music He illustrated
his method with vicious mule, wild Indian pony and
other specimens Of intractable horseacsh increasing
their value threcfoid 70 their owners Ills next lecture
will be given on Saturday Iie may possibly remain
during next week, aud then proceed to baltimore.
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Millions OF Bottles or
MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Are used In the United States for children
teehing with failing Relief is IMMEDIATE
CkRTAlN.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-29

express or other chartered compa,i,,
les, unless the same shall be prepaid
by. being enclosed i'll a stamped en-
velop of this Confederacy; and any
company violating the provision OF
this act shall forfeit and pay the sum
Of $500 for each effense to be recov-
cred by action of debt in any court ei
this Confederacy having cognizance
thereof, in the name and for the use
of this Contederacy.
Sec. s BE 1t tarthcr cmacted, That
the Postmaster General OF the Con
federate States be and is hereby al-
thorized to make all necessary ar
ransements for the transportation o.
mails hetw cen the territories Of this
and other Governments, subject tt
the approval Of the President unit
| pcstal treaties can be effected
Passed Feb. u, lS6l.'
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- ~ "a
The Daily News:
THE Nails.

New Observation-Disclosures
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sun
days at 6 pm. Departs Mondays
Wednesdays 4 Saturdays at a. ~
Texas Mails-Tri-weeklsy-,A1r,rives
tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
days at 6 p. IN. Departs Mondays
Wednesdays aud Fridays at a. IN.
Arkansas Observation-Disclosures
Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
u6p.m. departs tuesday, Thurs
davs and Saturdays at IA. IN.
.Ionroe Mail-Daily-Arrives daily
at am. Departs daily ato ?. m'
Albany Mail-semi- W eekly-Arc :
rives Tuesdays and Saturdays at at
y. M: Departs Mondays and frl'
aays at 8 a. N.
]atchitoches Mail-N eekly-ArrlveS
Thursdaysat l2m. Departs hurs
days at l p. m.
lfiice hours-trom to L a. M; iron
= 2to6 p. III.
SUNDAYS, from s to Gam.
ii. HUNSICkER, =. NJ.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-29
IVORY,
and CHINA surfaced

White and colored.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-29
PRCPECTtS
OF TIE
BOSSlER BANNER.

HE Bossier Banner is published
ot bellevue, La, at three dollars pea
annum TO single subscribers. Adver-
tisements inserted III 81 per square OF
ten lines or less, and 30 cents tor each
subsequent insertion. Profsssio"a'
and business cards not exceeding one
so uare, including paper, ten dollars
annun ; ;iivedollars forsiS months:
Advertisement for the year inserted
on very liberal terms. lhe Banner
is an independent paper. and has a.
lar"ca circulation as any paper pub
ljshed in North Louisiana. Address
WM. II. SCANLA\D,
Editor and Proprietor
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-29
strangers Guide

CouRT House Texas street, on Ed-
wards.
Rp,>cu CITIZENS BANK, Milan st.
corner Market.
PosT OFFICE, Market street, near
Milan.
CHURCH, Rev. Mr..
M'Allister,on Market and Milan sts'
BApfIsr CHURCH, Rev. &. Tucker
corner Of Market and Travis sts.
NETuopIs,r Church, Rev 5. B. Surat
corner of Market and Fannin sts.
EplscorALIAN CHURCH, Rev; a. Is
Russell, corner OF Market and tanin
streets.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, Rev. j. Pierre. on
Fannin, between Edward and Mar
shall street.
IsRAELlrE CHURCH, Rev. +; sarner
Texas str. near the Court House.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-29
COTTON SEED OIL.

AU Gallons for sale at cost 1t Is eS-
..llent for burning. or can be used to adj
vantage by Painters, as a substitute 'oi
Lnseed Oil Apply at the News Office.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-29
S,l.re.c1,crt Hide Nlan'lf"te
Corrected Daily By N. Il. 1'y""
IVEESTER'S LNABRlDGL u
DICTION ARl.

NEW p4cToRAL EDITION.
1900 Pictorial Wustratt"@T.
coo +o 1o Ooo new words in the Ncca.
hillary. With other new features
Together with all the mater of prev /
o,,s editions. In one volume OF 1900
na~cs. Price $3.50. Sold by IA.
Book slle1s.
G.. & c. MERRIAM,
Springfield Mass
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-23

Bas" Lincoln has laid an embargo on all
trade between the Southern and Northern
States, and ordered the confscation not
only of the goods but of the vessels, wag-
ons and teams and black drivers that NAV
be found engaged in such prohibited trade.
This is game that two can play at, and
nothing is more certain than that twice as
much smuggling is done from the North
into the South as vice versa, and that the
profits will be in our favor.