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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-13
aepOlutfOm in saO, !aentufp pros

Der Nd1bDtIe : Bppltng : Green Q0utspile
GUurier prm l. D. VI, tbetlt NIT, oab am 80.
Sftoeer in HuIIelplQe cine ron ~ Counties per
tretsns @pnferen3 unter Dem Voritg pom 9On. >.
6. Burnett itatteeFunben babe un0 IN oerlelben
pom pom. %. % SUbniOu etnberif'tete Sel@lulle
angsnpmmen rpDrcen Iaieu, nelGe inter Nuf31b
Inna Der uncpnltituttDneaen unp DespptilAen Atte
ber @sIeseebung Htpoluttou prpflamtren, auf
ben IL. 9lDpember cine @Uuperatnitotss @Onpen>
ton mad NulIslplle ~beruIen, Re Orgautiation
BON @Duutps9uarDs, Die i'm Oient nno Cob
Der GcufSperattcns He9terunS tSben, etnpFeblen,
0tOerltanD gesen Grbsbung allsr pom gunpe
unp pom Staate auferIe8ten Srtesstaren eelu'
ben, uup NUbt. NcRee, Spbn s. SreftnrtOee,
6umpbrsp Warlbau, Geo. %. Giptng, 8. W.
Bruce, Geo. 3. 9ppge, Ism. @relton, George
@. Solution, 8lantun Duncan UNI 9. 3.
16OmplOn nit Nusfabruu8 sVrltebenper 8ei&Iafe
b~etrauen. nA
gla&pein bic Serren 9ete0en In unlerm
Staate allo 3uerlt Die NepuIutiun prOflanlirt,
pDasn fes am IS D, 90, pie SOuperatnttat pro
tlQmiren. uater SuuDerainitdt perlteben otelel
ben natitrlth 2UsreiBuna BON Ger Union unD In
terrperfune unter ben Sapbnue. @elhes @e>
bet lUa aber fir unabbaa9t8 rep. unterpOrfen
ertIdyt werpen ; ras Des 9an5en Staates ODER
bas pee faUltden 3bsilss p%eielben Oper lolen
stpa bic auf Der Observation-Disclosures
reno OertrsteE Sewelenea nrier3te Counties" in
Der uuabbdngt9teit5z @rtlurun9 begrifen wsrpen z
Sn lsstereal 6aue miro rns Bier IN louisville
mnO i'm gountp S,fericn e~benfalls Die unabban-
etotett aufpretlamirt, oenn ss unterlteat gar tet.
mem 3wstfsl, pa6 infer @Cuntp unD unlere StaOt
~ebenfaas ouf isnsr @pnferen3 1ertreten traren
unO awar purA 10 gepiAttse perionageu trie
WtcSee, 5alCeman, Dunean 9retVn u. |. No.,
iOwie SObn 6 8rsdtnrirse pas county GaYette,
Sec. @. SObulOn Oas GountY Scott, humphrey
WarIbOa pos @Cuntp 6entp, George 9. 6Opse
bas @Cuutp Campbell, .. 8. 3b0mpiOn pas
County Wfercer uno perldtepene onpere Sdt5tere
Uper @Clratsn Spn 8udnsrs Nrmee perl6leDeue
anpers @ountlee u~ertreten boben perben,
Sc 1T m,npsltens gut, tab mir ee i'm goraua
lpthsu, cap mir am 49,. ., 20 unobbangts per-
ben. QOutsOtle sns.)
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Sic 8unbesaotte

betebt jebt aus fUlsenpen &raften, mG9renb nod
Dor etnem Sabre Der R%eSieruns nur4 S56ife gu
@ebcte l~tlnDen,
|: &rte8sf1Otts Gtnisn.
idiTe 6 nit 504 &anOnen ; S~e9sl-5resatten 6
nit 800 &anOnen; @esel GOrpetten (Rrtess-
ipa luppen) IL NIT 342 Sanonen; Briggs 2
nit IL &auCnen ; BOrratbsldlfe 10 NIT 6 Sea
nunen Damp Sresatten 6 nit 200 6anonen
Dampf @OrUstten l. Rlafe Is nit 258 &ano,
nen ; pttO 2. &lale 8 nit AZ &anonen; Oam-
pier 8, &laie 8 NIT SO fanonen !; Dampf Sen
Ger 2 nit 4 SanOnen neue (noA I'm Sau Dee
srifene) ~6anOnenbOOte 20 NIT 299 &anpneu
,ulommen 107 nit 1923 Ranonen.
2. Nn8etaufte unp gemtetbets
.S6tffe: 8apoampfer 65; SArautenoam
pier "A; 9olfbtife 10; Sartlatfe IL; SGOu
ner II; Briggs 1; &lals ntat anssgeben fal
ldmmtliA Dampfer, wte 3, 9. bic Gabrbocte &C.
.46 3ulammen 204 NIT PA &onOnen. Do,l
1O7 &riessldtfe, ma4t 81 56tffe m
&anpnen. u
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+5u ihpa9 um su eeben. Sic 1T Sorldufie nt6t
ais Nngetla9te, Ionbern als 3euein etnge pert,
uno foil abpdrten, ,pas bic @ranD Surp tbun
pirO. S6tpenjer 1T e~ntlaien pprDen, oagegen
lit letne 6rau nen Dettntrt. Die WarfS 1T lebr
gut uericrgt, fpriGt fcrtpabrenO un3uiamman
bGugenoes 3eus unD ruff lebr oft zen Namen
yNlberttne. tpte tbre tCote Shtpeiter bieB. We<
tern selang eS tbr tpieOer, tire Wunoe gu Shnen
unO Der Nt5t bat wentg 6ofnung ouf Die Ble=
Oarbtrltelung Der 0efangenen. Die MartS ipa
eeltanpen baben, oaB Napebf9 lie ausssla6r Labe,
ais fe ibm fur pie GsrfGbynns Der 8tuum nur
100 Trcs. ge9eben, uno 8eI1gt baben, 6elnet Iet
ret6, er muie Bebn Ofal 70 piel 9eben. Nuf
psttere MlttbeiIuneen ldBt ftA bic Morts ntht
Elm, .Man 9laubt, DaB 2acebtp ben Q rmtttler
Iptelte, unp Gslner etnluo, NIT Der 6Ioum Elm
&enOe3pouS gu baben, um Die Sa9f gang ob3u=
MAIDEN, uno DaE er TIN 3u Dem 3ped mad Dort
Wonmuutb braAte, no ie auf Der einiamen
Gbaulee lpajieren gtngen. W1breu0 Die Giaum
NIT Jeuner lprah, erltah Naeeefp ben nnglitG
lthen permutbltG pom btnten. Naoestp lit noA
ntht perbaftet. q 1. n -
Nen.O 0 RI, II. Sop. Sort 9afapette'6
gtnpobnerl haft bat pteoer 9ulaub erbalten.
Natbew S. Maurp, etn 8erpunDter oes betann~
ten Matbematiters Qteut. Maurp, OelIen 8erbaf
tuns BON @lsuelanD. g., lAon tsleqrapbii3 Be
rt4tet porpen, fam 9eRern in iAerem @eett bier
an unp purpe fofUrt I'm Sort ntOgtrt. Gr
bate Dem 8rteftrunspOrt bon urD mad Den Re<
beaenltaaten profeifOusmdbiS in. srOBem Nlab
Itabe betrteben unD 70 Dor ungefdbr 3 DoAen
500 8rtele in glep gOrt an Die ridti9en Aprel,
len beiorst. Gr ~fOrperts So fur Die un3e, unO
pa eintse p~erlslben 4 BITS 5 1n3en tpO9en, mar
lIetn @elhGit liher tetn uuetntrdsttAes. 8rpB
Dem pap unlere Dott3et tbm fharf aufpaStee 9e-
lang es tbm, fe su ldulben unD Dor eint9en 8a'
gen mad Cleveland abiuretien ; cod Elm tim
ourdusgelanDter telsgrapbtlAer Ntnf bate bort
Ieine 8ertaftune CUR Jplse. Man nabm tbm
mebrere 100 8rtefe an eeute IN Den auiribrert
DIN Staaten ab. Gtntge ~perielten banpdten
bios BON faufmdnntiAen @eIAdften anpere pa~
sesen tomp, Omttttrten nebrere unIerer ahtbar
item Gauleute. =
Msp 80 IT -. gloD. @aleate 3eitsn.
Die Gtnnabme etniser 9beater pabrenp Der NIT
Dem 9 Nopembrr su Gnpe gesansensn WO6e
erretHte naa Der fclsenpen, bon etnsm Ginse
peibtsn berribrenpen Communicating elae
IolAe 6SHe, poB Daraas ntats pent9er ais
iGteHte 3etten erf4tltdb gu fetu l2etnen. Gs
nohu1pn PIN am t--t< hHH t'tt"
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Mur nt6t anoftGt@.

Die Nanrinten, melhe mir 9eItera bradbten
I9teuen alerOinss grE6ere GrrunSenidaften an.
au,eioef,. oIs belte beltdttst rrerpen. Ntr Bur
fen une abpr ntht burG bte perIpCrrenen uno
t~betlpgt1e unIauberen 2ue(len tire maiden lafen
Nue un1re Berthte (ttmnen nartn therein
bos unIre GlCtte bte Sorts BET Sort 9tepal Gns
ira &C genommen bat unb mir miiIen Oarous
lhlte6en, bas nuumebr 8eaufort unD Die Char
leitOneS aDannab @iienbahn TN Beig Der Bun
bestruppen 1T. Bas es NIT Der Nihtanfunft
Der Cffstellen Depeihe auf th bat, Tam man
o(lerptnas nod niht ptIleri aber es fSnnen gar
mon6e 6tnoerntfe eiugetrete1 lein, rpelde cine
auaenbliflthe Oepe1henbefDrcerun9 unmD9lih
mahten. g8 gtebt In alrer 9uten Staot BAL
timsre mon1e 8lotter, melhe ben Wfutb Der
reateruues- unD untUnsfreunOIthen geoStferuns
auf ale mTsliHe Weile berunter3uorGfen iu
der, bod tcmmen fe Soft Sob ! Ip6ter INNER
wteoer ais btuteHDe 8oten, UNI ltf fir tbre un-
terlaTunasIunpen gu entlGulot9enf NB. neil ife
bur& Die Grttsnife pa3u 9espun9en Weroen,
Ntr balten Die gugen CfTen uno Ieten ; BON
pem mas mir ieGen, 1trablt uns 5cfnun8 unp
Sie9es9ent6bett uno mir babet tetne urla6e,
unGre Quaen Dor otelem Stratle gu fhlteben.
Ote 8tptte m s ftegen; wenn il felt
Dem 8eatnn bes Rttege5 setue i~tberlegte 3bat
unteynommeu, Elm ppbtotseleater pia1 ausae@
fibrt puroe, % 1T es btele @rpepitipn unO Der
Grfrle muB Elm ent|heioenper iein. gtlr nod
Gin winte geOatO uno Die Sadie Der linton wtrb
fir li6 ielbif iprenen. m
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&anlas INV, DO, II, 9lOp. Oeute
MerAen wurpe Sbert Nntbpnp nit $50 8ettern
pOn 600 Nebellen inter Upton 9aJes angrsrtf.
fen unp Die &ebelen nab einsm per3peifelteu
Sample surildaetrieben. Ste luHten 3uEu6t
IN etrem naben @ep6lh bon 100 Ge jepOdb eben>
fails pertrieben wuroen.
Sbsrlt Nn'bOnp 3Os F6 bann un9efa6r 6
Wte'ien jurild, UNI auf Gerltdrtungen gu wartem,
psl9e tbm IGIeuntslt naAselhidt murDen.
Ge lolien i'm County seaen 1000 bewafnete
Nebelen pprbancen iein. Sene 8ance NebeQen
ptrp FUR oteielbe angeleben, ,pelhe tar3ltG etnsn
Srupp BON @Ol. SbeO's Gompasnte DOR Gre
mOnt'S 5nioren Bet eutIe Santa Sc s~sfaussn
nabmen.
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Eotal.. 1856 460A 2

Us glbt aber auBerDem nod, etntge Jnititnte,
welbe lif Sleihfalls Der 0uul OeS Dubllfums in
bphem @raoe 3n ~erfreuen batten, 70 Dap man
fugliA annsbmen bari, Dap 9tep gjorf in Dec be.
3tlbneten lSodse fir Observation-Disclosures al
lein $25 900 aue3u9ebem i'm Staape macy
T. 9btIaefl pbtn, IL. Ncp.1 Gin @ten>
ihsnfuB gslunDen. NHt 8rettas purCe Dor Dem
Wial9lneabaule Der q. n%nDlpania 3.9. tn 8st
YbtIabelpbiag elm NlenlAenfuB gefunpen. Gin
Alann lpurpe Donnerltag glaht bet 5arrtsbnr9
lberfdbren, unD man oermutbct, paB Der bon
em 3uee mad Der Stapt gebradte 8uB ibm ge=
bSrte. -7o .gu!HtH1>c
ct 4pute, g.. Gop. Oas alte 9Gsenlp.
item madte i'd geitern wtsperglps3ieu eeltsnD
60 mubte lpttlen, 10 lanse 5remOnt nur nod in
Der Nabel ID. DeniaemGBs reprdlenttrte man
eeiiern ben Mtlttatbeb5rpen, DaB furdtbart
Otnae 5ettens Der Deutl6ea TN Derte ieter
uup p8o Buamemtlt6 Blatrns 5 aus
D G m o ii 1T ~ rp EN- % ii. 81 Die Qieen ra'
rem In Der Gbat 70 Did aufgetragen, DAT Der Gro
pot Marlbaa li& peranldBt lab, ale Gruppen
couTsnirt balten9 gu laiIen uno lps3tel 1000
WlaEn nit 4 RanOnen IN Berettihaft 3u balten
Igans ais Oh Der Seino Dor Den 5b0ren Drn ct
Qouts ltinpe. 8latr's 6aus nurDe natarltd
nod {pestea bftpndt. glrmer blair! SIN tagl
etn @ett,D How have the mighty fallen 6
Ct. Q0utsg 9. 9tos. y srbaftmn 8
bes Repatteurs Der rs bromtt."-
6err q usul &rIer ReOattsur Der v@trpe
nlt" tpur0e pOrseltern Qbenp,c ais cine neu9ts.
rige Menl6enmense tn per5pierten StraBe nabe
Der 8latr' l9en Npbnung aufz une abmOste, an
lablt6 elmer begeiiterteu NsuBerung arrettrt nnO
our 0elt3etltattpn 9ebraAt, polelbEt er rad tnr
ger ,3sit purG ~s&tnlprahe pom 6reunpen befrett
purps. 9err &riier lGtlpert Die SADIE in ieinem
Blatte rpte fet9ts asaQid 5ua Ae4t tt.-
u Der Neoottsnr bieler 3eitung Bate bic Gbre,
ssltern Abenp BON 0olt3tfen ptrbaftet ga rperOen,
neil lsine Neaeerunsen fir o1niOn u. 6remunt"
bo6perratberiiA unp ietne NnliAt, einent iG
lelblt ntAt perltehsnoen Dplt3lten 9fsenuber,
mad ietner 9etnatb gu geben, fals er TT :
8 enD etns 0eimutb batte@t nidt lupal letn
lDute. GnDltd1 tperpen MIR es bale pabtn bsta.
gen, ipab uns pie Shpararepublifaner nohmais
fir einell SeseiiUnilten rausrufen. SIR oeutlden
5raumerl @telletat 9laubt SDr nod, MIR tpclI
zen @uer iprlSeIi snse 8werOen, ipeI SIR Dem
Nanfee nit lsinen Gorurtbeilem unp @uren 0tA
tun9sn Die Ofeabarang eel@rieben babea tpcllt
= So tbut poA wO9l, Der luton eth pardpe9
treuer Burger iu Iein." r5i and ,6tl ai4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-13
Seiesrapbncbe Naebrtdbten.
Neuefaes Don gprt weDuroe
alsltNE Den -galtlmpgs .Bsfe

81 Die @peIaiOej @apt. Cannon, fam aeaern
Morsen nm 2 l1br an tbrem Merft bier an
unp trtnst folsenoe Na6riGtsn BON NprTclf unp
onbern Yuntten i sic da0 qli1 gs1GI
Ant Montag 9tn9 eine Yatlamentdrlaa
3wilden DID DCtnt unO Norfolf. 9luf Ssfrbl
pom Sen. 9user DART Ntemano iegt Norfo.t oer.
tafem umo ebenlu mar es ltrense S%ertcten, Bel
tunsen an SunoeslolOattn ODER onDern per caen,,
weIte init DID Dotnt in 8erbtnOung q noen. al
ibermaHen. Dur cte Nauni9oft Der ranSEulneu
Dampftpgpstte 8Ornp, 10 Otfaisre unp 1923
.e.sss4 sss esFs nf sta4a*fe-sa 4Asae#ff2 sr6
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@eitereS ilber bic @iMtiafeit
&eaufDrt'&.

Beaufort beIist 3par nur 1000 peife Gin
pObner, lit aber pemun9eattet eth nt@t unlplcb
tiger pl0s. Die NeserbeuSlteruns in benz gam
gen County TT BET pettem ubsrwtegenp ; 82.27s
Sdpurse sesen 6526 @eiBe. Sn lanDwirtb
l&attltDsr Se8lebuus 1T 8saufort aasnebmenr
Wtebtte. Us prpon6trt ben meiiten Nets pom tr
9snO stuem eOunt9 tn ben Ser, @tseten, nam.
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Stuefte DepeScbe.

@~nmaPotte, 10. 9o0 10 l9r Na@ts.
Bts ieet lit tetne Na6riGt bon benz BON Der
8lctte erworteten Dampfer einsetrORen. Datrs
1GetnliA bat ltG pas Srefen 10 LANCE binousges
sosen, DaB bsrielbe erft am MOntus abse6en
tOnnte. W~abrlAetnlt& wtrr Dor "a Stunoen
fetne Na&rtat etntrefen, tepe > miro ltets l&arfe
Wahe getalten.
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Son Sapa,n, Sin Srtsf pom 0stObama,
pattrt ben 16. Sept Jag, pab Der 5afen gut
nit &aufabrteifabrer 9eii4t 1T, Der panoel
1T fIott. Dret Shlfe paren nit Setpe unO Elm
anpereS NIT Qumpen fir QonpOn in 9apuus.
.Dsr SGretber iq9tr DaB Welaen, 8aumpOae,
.3ufer unp Sa6at tn bepeutenDer Quantitat see
baut wsrpsne DbwObl nod Ii3t ssniaeaD gum
'Grpvrt, ,~9 a,5 ana 4llnaf45 l4ga5
Die brittlAe @slanDtldaft miro tbren SIP
oDn g)eprp mad eDrt p~erls9en, oa Der brittilAe
9itatlter lA in Der paupplitaot ni9t rnebr fir
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g6drlefon lteet rs Mietlen laopeflth Don 6uOr.
piQe uno entbGlt 1900 Gtnrobner.
Don Muuop Its.

Nnnapotts, IL. NOu., ga&m. Seine
NaGri&t BON benz pom Der 6lutte ertpartetsn
Ddmpfer.
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0err &. Mnnefe

ihrsi6t aus benz Camp utls9 BET Nacine. Wtsc'
in stnsm pom $, NppemteE pettrtsn 8elefe GUI'
9snpse; q. ID l.a .1..sl.1. a
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se1flaags3 so sfy ~ asthig7se ts8sa enc
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nso*a aeD e ainae ta@
Es a&34.a 70 .aalaA@F ti t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-13

Bafhtn9tOn, IL. 9lOp. Bon OfF,kren,
Die bier angetcmmen linD. baben mir Die Dad.
rtGt, DAP beute MOrsen in Ger 6ribe cine Ns-
eO9nOsetruu9 tn lapllHer HiGtuns pom Nlsrans
Drta NIT 10000 Mann unterncmmen w,trDe.
1000 Nebelsn fanen sefern bet NccOttnt@reet
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-13

CURE FoR THE EAR-AcHE-Take small piece of
cotton batting or cotton WOOL make depression in
the centre with the end of the finger and fill it with as
much GROUND pepper as will rest on five cent piece
gather it info ball and tie it up dip the ball into sweet
oil anG INSECT it in the ear covering the latter with cot
ton wool and use a bandage cap to retain it in ts
place Almost instant relief will be experienced and
the application is so gentle that infant will not be
injured by i'll but experience relief Us well adults
So SAYS an exchange.
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TO PRTNTERS.

10
VXTE have hand andfor sale the following printing
wv materials, lately used on the South w Western:
font of 500 lbs. BREWER,
" - 26O
l6n
{ +" so Long Primer
6 fonts 9 line Brewer
Long Primer Condensed,
Together with the column, head advertising and dash
rules, leads, &C. &c.
Also--A Medium Printing Press, Roller Mould, &c.
all complete and the following materials used for short
time in the publication of weekly paper About $50 lbs
of Bourgeois and Afinion, with line letter; column
head, advertising and dash rules, cases ehases ETC.
The above materials will be sold low for cash.
L. DILIARD & Co.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-13

A SrLYr OF FIGHTNG.-A correspondent, telling
about the fight at Lexington, Mo, writes 81
case that shows the Confederate style of fighting An
old Texan dressed in buckskn and armed with long
rife used 10 90 up the works every morning abou:
seven o'clock carrying his dinner in npail Taking
a good position he banged away at the tederaS till
noon; quit an hour ate lis dinner after which he re-
sumed operations till 6 P NJ when be returned home
to supper, and nights sleep The next day little
before seven, him, dinner and rife in hand trudg
ing up street to begin again his regular days work
and in ibis stye he continued until the snrrender.
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=SOTTHERN MACHINE SHOP

AT HANDSBUbU, NIHsISoIPFI.
II AN constantly manufacturing Engines, Boilers,
Il Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Pulleys,
at the above establishment, (Which is aducted BY my
partner Mr. j. N Bradford under the style of. n Brad
ford Co. and solicit orders from Southern customers
Ourmachnery has attained reputation for superlori-
ty and durability, and endeavor will be to continue
to deserreit r. F. HARRISON,
~ St. Charles street, New Orleans.
Constantly on hand-Wests Patent Lift and Force
Pumps, Cirular Saws Rubber Belts, Iron Gas and Wa
ter Pipes Corn Mills Circular Saw Mills, Cotton Gins,
Horse Powers, etc, etc. mav29t
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j HART n Co.

e. j, HART Co.,
t.l ~ TCEoUPITOULAs STREET,
87 ..aa IA full and well selected stock Of
EROCE ERIES,
IN their line, in part consisting OF
Fana and Java.
I aouehong, gunpowder, hyson, young
.n sadre, etc.
Hn rhite, loaf, crushed and powdered.
-.aua.ry ~, sugar house and golden syrup.
saar d brands, comprising all qualities.
lock, well assorted.
ace, nutmegs, pepper, ginger, alspice
kinds.
1ston, western, northern, white and
.kes; CASTLE.
Cincinnati.
a. @ Opo-to, cIaret, white, sweet and dry
aa.. Sherry.
aa Rochelle, Bordeaux, Peach, Amer
"a domestic.
. ew Orleans, n. E.
lgahela, Bourbon, Western Virginia,
3le champagne.
Indigo, madder, sulphate quinine,
" assortment of other staple drugs and
. r. ,lse only.
.. ow Ware, brooms, gunny bags, buck
s, etc.
.lADELpHA WH1TE LEAD-TIaving been
sale Of the celebrated White Lead,
itherill and Brother, we shall keep
a large assortment of the different
sized packages, to which we invite
trade.
IRE solicited to give us a call
New Orleans, Feb. Il, 1858.
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HARDWARE, IRON, &C., &C.,

FUIUEh a LO.l
choupitou,as aud New Levee streets between GraWer
Poydras streets New Orleans.
ahHAvE large and well assorted stock OF
SS@a Shetland Heavy Hardware, SwEDEs
and ENGLISH BAR lRoN They are agents
- for the sale Of the celebrated CUMBERLAND
TENNESSEE IRov and are supplied with complete assor
mgnt Of the various sizes. They are also Agents tor
isaac SrRAUB's CELEBRATED QUEEN OF THE SoUTH CORN
Mn WHEAT MILLS and have full assortment on hand
The superiority Of these mills others is fully estab
.Id my2
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IL. p. BUCKLEY,

IL. p. BUCKLEY,
(Late Young & Co.,
3 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
WatchmaIScr, JeweIeE * SilvcrsmIth,
s2 IMPORTER offne Watches for ladies e>1@
EcyM and gentlemen, of the most celc- -5-J- @S%
GS.4 brated makers of England and Switzerland made
to his order expressly in heavy cases gold and sill
ver,) and warranted standard fneness.
Ladies' chateaines and neck chains.
Gents guard fob and vest chains, seals, keys, etc
Finger rings, earrings, breastpns, cufpins, etc.
Diamond pins and rings.
Spectacles for every age gold, silver, steel and tor
toise shell frames
Silverware warranted pure coin consisting Of table
tea and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert forks ladies' butter knives,
mustard and salt spoons, sugar, tongs etc.
Plated ware consisting of casors candlesticks, wait
ers, etc.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical part Of
the business all watches sent for repairs will have the
strctet personal attention. and having every facility for
making any portion Of watch, he will be enabled to
work very reasonable terms.
.zas- Jewelry made to order and repaired Diamonds
reset in the latest style Canes mounted in gold and
silver. nov l5, 1856
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HARD WHEN WASHING
EAS EIYTITRES

VNHE subscribers offer at all times complete assort-
Il ment ofChandeliers,l lfrom3 to u lights, Brack-
cts, Pendants, Portable Lights, and all other arti-
cles Of GAS FIXTURES, at very low prices
BY giving the height Of ceiling, size Of roon and ap-
proximae price, parties may be supplied as web by
letter, as if present
Information regarding styles and prices will be sent
bv mail when desired HENDERSON GAINES,
auglOtf No 100 Canal Street New Orleans
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Selling off at Cost!!

TNHE undersigned having determined to close up in
IL this place, is now selling off at COST
The assortment comprises every description of fancy
and staple dry goods gentlemen scohing boots shoes
etc. all of the latest STYLES and fashion.
Purchasers invited to call and examine stock and
prices W. MARKS
dec5 Texas Street
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.'4eat Wine;
0NaIa M sg #ine tIntta S'sIterne)
us ag do Bars.
r,.-.r.. Alexander Sci uette Cognac;
...fr.I. .. do do
..-a. 61 Louis lie Breton, 1905, do;
t8 #a Castilton do;
Ho a. John Norris, 1915, do;
o.. DO dn Burgundy Port;
oil. 400 do Old Madeira VP;
narr A Bourbon Whskey;
rg rk BRANDY and 6ini
.. .n.pagne pints and quarts;
"u #a ette and assorted Cordials
taIy Cherries;
Trusts in brandy, and in their own juice;
Hms+ Cheese;
.M0 leeseS;
.s.# Herrings;
..I.#3;
Goshen ..H ,Tg. srn Butter and Cheese;
..-.,.....# wdered and broken Sugar;
|.. .t.aH. a4 Java$oaee;
ua a Teas, ofevery quality;
.. soap Spices pickles, sauces, ketch-
... ...... ....-ar preserves, Havana sweet meats,
JYies almonds raisins figs, prunes,
.,t.r s. farts chesnuts, cranberrics mackerel,
a....l ... .Hsh, buclwheat salad, olive and lard
MS buffalo tongues, family beet, pork,
..,a. #. #. aest quality.
.-4. g. usuntrv punctually and carefully filled.
"" aud others visiting the city are invited
.n.I a@ wee street.
SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER.
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A young man meeting an acquaintance, said: u
heard that you were dead "But," said the other,
you see me alive" 81 do not know how that may be-
replied he, you are notorious liar but my informant
was person Of credit
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A Yankee paper before US, says this war will have
the effect cf rebuilding the decayed dislike OF tho
British name in this country with times its former
strength ana make the hatred more intense than ever
Perhaps it will among the yankees but at the south,
we rather like the Britshers just and will like them
still better when they acknowledge our independence
and open the blockade We would much rather have
them fer friends and associates than the hated yankees
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CALIFoRNIA CorroN.-The tulle lands lying along the
Sacramento and san Joaquin rivers when properly re-
claimed are capable Of producing handsome cotton
the plantations Of Louisiana and Texas. Fora
Der of years past we had exhibited to US handsome
bos from ranches lying along the Sacramento, and We
assured that large and fine crops will be raised
when labor becomes cheaper than it is now. On mid
die river ranch thirty miles below Stockton Ar.
George Douglass, manager for Samuel Brannan, owner
he property, planted in May last some seeds of
ton, which promise to yeiId a rich return The seed
ds put in the ground in the month Of May last and
from a single stalk the branches spread some
five feet III diameter The bolls are large and healthy,
and the crop viii be fit for picking in November next.
Even tie present high price of labor it is questiona
BILE whether the culture of cotton extensive scale
in these swamp grounds would not prove remunera-
tive. Alta Californian.
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1TFTGTE.

FENHE undersigned having determined to settle perma
a. this place for the purpose Of giving lessons
on the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute any instru-
ment desired. Daring the past years, snd has
taught successfully in southern college he respectfully
solics liberal patronage from the citizens Of Shreve
port and surrounding country. Terms S6 permonth of
three lessons week. Orders left at Ball Dashiells
drug store promptly attended to Z. HE1NEMANN.
Shreveport January SO-5m professor of Music
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The pleasantest things in the world are pleasant
thoughts and the greatest art in lie IL to nave as man
of them as possible.