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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04

4 s6S BROADWAY CORNER OF PRINCE STREET
"A room o, up s,Arshcney advanced from q 70 $4,000
on Itampnds. Watches Dry Goods Skrars aud every
scriptou Of Merchandise All transactions NJ be eonhdea
uAL BAUM3AkTEh co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04

NH0 WOULD NOT 90 WHERE rvRrUsE $50,
" ye, eco Miss WELLINGTON, the great English orc
uhetes the best Of ALL and cannot 70 exceIed Tan b. con
suited personally by letter. all affairs life concerning
-~ sus journeys absent friends c)urtshp. marra
health wealth aud who win reclaim drunken aud uofshu
husbHnd mtss W. Ia the only In this city who m.
he genuine Roman end Aradan - smans for lave good
uck and all bus affairs aud guarantees for he
elsy not " consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
lady. Lucky givea Highly resgectsbl~ CITY
site Eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04

THE oREAresr WONDER II rHK WORLD In THB
Y young and accomplished Madame BYRON from PArts.
who be consult4d With the stcest cn9dencs
oourtsf<p marriage sick intempesncc situation, law
suits business travelling absent friend. stolen
pe She has slss secret % make ,eoved 81 your
hearts ideal and together
dencs Bl third above street. second
door Ladies', rs cents; gentlemen. 81 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04

DRYANrs' MINsTRELS.
d hechancs, nal, 472 sroadway, above Grand street
Fifth year of this excellent troupe.
MONDAY, March 4. and every night during the wcsk,
JERRY NELL and Dan BRYANT,
the popular Comedians In their laughAble scta-
FIRST appearance OF the African wonder,
JAPANESE TOMMY; OR, WHAT IL TIT
Rsrehisb, Dixie, Mtss issippi Fling. Jack UaAa
Jerk Cade. Dan bryant LORD Say. Jerry eEYnn
Doors open At ga O'Clock; Curtain rises 1t ~ TAAs
cen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04

rHypRAyty A ~LAsxBs ARCH srskHr YuBArnR.
w Skfa1sipha--Ths undsrsgned being abuat v vtxiS
draw srcs ,his herby o1ar for aals lars
-..rssv ~ usw soeueyy coassunQ 81 vxts Wage vuos
AID Boss al NE ct p'es-s platforms sssps sddsr. As
: sarpI sair ship, ohAndeA~rv
49, oaher apposnaents; the and drop sursaas
N the prcpertss he smplets The asyunnuIsltnn n
pkaso speusr drawing sArpess; grvsn boise
- cloth and other stag covern, Che mess cspists thsAt
nrsoes Cshs. Stoves, Della enr.suA Hr,ur~s MAJ
t,ne Aa too iron ssfs ChAedeers private kor ursAns
and rurrisurs t b'n fram~s and expensive wosd cuts
enTaee TheasrcAi Library cpnsistnsos mssr
With ~hch the cole right 70 perSrrm Phad- pha vu b
eavessS- suOA - rAyns viii srs - Y. waRArLy
J. r CkA2xR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04

NroTIur -fpE LOVERS or HARMONY sHOuL0
N cms 10 the Of the vest s6 kdrfdes aress 80
aoorS above Grand Ths chair taken hosdAys ard sata
A. clock by Mr. a. souhau, vice Ar Jsa ~ Anaesso
snd 4 hoss Of talepl rHVa - khOLkf, FroSns8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04


THE BRST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY,
Comic and sentimental Singing.
Negro Miastrelsy.
Farces and Burlesque.
First night of entire musical inerludc EMIT ed
DAY IN PARIS.
Emily Grenvilr. ............ Mas Kate Walters
I'm which she vii p,rsonate elk ii geres cb1scersJ
Mr. n. W Smh-the innltabe negro delineatDr.
Ian Emmetps popular song and dance OF
DlXIE'S LAND
jerry Merrfeld--the great comic vocalist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04

MR. CpARLFs R. MATuRlN WILL By The 81
M verrs request Of crowded house) repeat his sgeahs
with varied progra ume) consisting ro
taon- spere and the entirely msuo
~, Friday, March 1851 Tickets Is EntorfaxD
fnent 10 O'Clock
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DALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALL
IL ekAaIN1. sKAJING SKATING.
TAUGHT IN SIX LIZ sSOrS
The hall will be open daily from 10 NJ 70 10 p n OG1.
day and FRIDAY evenings excepted.
The uppey saloon reserved exclusively for adiea
M HUNT. ProsaGsoH
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DiSSoLuTION. THE COPAaTnEaSHTp HERETO
existing between thu Undersigned under
smith iouusbery is his day dissolved by consent
the al
TIL sam place. aEssDDl. SMITH
EDWIN II. LJLNSBkRRY.
New work March l. 1871
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rIAIRvos AfCB MA sBYNOURs MEDICAL
Csiv'yaps koorns 2loh Eas twentieth street be,wesc
rbrt and sesopd rbe sri-Al, medical and
business consultations day and evening pcrsst sssso
uvn guaranteed aiways or psy
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
-sUNDER THE CLOUD AND THROUGH
THE SEA-"

SO moved they. when false Pharaoh's legion pres
sed,
Chariots and horsemen following furiously-
Sons of old Israel, and their Gods hehest,
Under the coud and through the swelling sea.
so passed they fearless, where the parted wave,
With cloyen crest uJrearing from the sand
A solemn aisle before-befnll, grave
Rolled to the beekoning of Jehoyahs hand.
So led he them, in desert marches grand,
BY tolls sublime, with test Of long delay,
On. to the borders of that promised land
Wherein their heritage Of glory lay.
And Jordan ragged along his rocky bed,
And Amoits spears flashed keen and fearfuly;
Still the pathway must their footsteps tread.
Under the cloud and through the threatening sea,
God works otherwise. No mighty birth
But comes by throes Of mortal agony;
No man-child among nations of the earth
But fndeth baptism in a stormy sea.
Sons of the saints who faced their Jordan food
In fierce Atlantics unretreatng wavc--
Who by the Red Sea of their glorious blosd
Reached to the freedom that your blood shall save
o countrymen Gods day is not yet done.
He leayeth not his people utterly
Count it a covenant that he le ads
Beneath the cloud and through the crimson sea .
i At antic Monthly
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
PURE ETALEAN BEES /!
Imported By S. 3. PARSONS.
A. j. BEGEL0W, Agent.

rI7TTTE sU1SCREBER WOULD TAKE
! this method 70 inform the public that he has
procured some Of the finest stock of Bees in the
State from Bigclow's apiary, Sacramento City,
together with some Itaiauzed swarms of Bees
with plenty cf Italian Drones the object being to
propagate The Queens pure here in the mountains
away from the common bees and Ita'iauize the
entire lot. Mr. Bigelow is one of tlie most sue
cessfu' propagatOrs OF bees and has had the best
success in importing them Of any man in The
State. lie was recommended 60 :. B. Parsons
hy the Rev. j.. L. Langstr0th to have the charge
OF Introducing and propagating the italian Sc
on tins coast.
/ shall in few days be prepared TO furnish
good swarm of Bees with prre Italian Queens TO
all who may wiah My Apiary is situated ir
Rough a Ready.
All who take an interest in the culture of me
Horey Bee are in ited 10 cal. and see r. Italians.
Instruction in the art oftaling care of anu propo-
eating Bees, Given gratis TO ali.
WM. CUERAN,
my3 kgcrt for a. BiGELoNr.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
ReuAnKApLr crny OF coysunrTrox.


The almost miraculous cure that has been Effected
in my ease, prompts to intpart to those of my fe
low creatures who may be suffering from like afc
tion, the source of relief with short description
my case Several years ago my health bega, 70 fail
was attacked by general weakness and debility,
which reduced me 10 the mere sh adow of M former
seif. At that stage sought medical ssistGnee, aud
expended Ian &c amounts but without the least Oene
fetal result That fell destroyer CONSUMPTION had
already seized upon my vitals. was daily drawing
closer tie tomb ply sicians held out no hope or
.eooveIy, my strength had wasted and wss in a
state of almost utter lrostration. wae ln!9r-aed
BY my physicians that they could do nothing for me
exc ,pt tC smooth my path to tle grave, when most
fortunately applied to DIR L. j. Czapkay, and am
now a well and perfectly sound man. 1t is difficult
fo~ me to ep~ess the emotions OF deepest gratitude
exner.encc wnc1 iealizIug the immt asura le serY-
ice have -eCe 9ed at the hdnGs Cf D. Czanka ay and
feel reoiced that at least in my power to ene-
tbs fee be recognition Of his great XII and capFct
~ the affi 'cted could ay do hot despcir for what
ever may be tx n;-tirc OF you case, ar confident
tntt you will lad refefby applying D.. i4.J Gap
ilq-e IS balm in ilead and hei e is ply siciar
there Isl ,iENhY WES.LGG.
Sulscr.be aad swC-n tc before me- .ht i9th da. OF
Ocoocr. Z. D. 1885. City and County of gan Fran
cisco. in t.e State # California
,Ls1 u J, TaIPs uLF, Notary Puoiic.
rhe uaa arsicnt.f 5 pe'soIaly acquainted with
rIenry Ves-liur and SHOWS thPt he circumstance
related in the f1reg' ing certificate are true Fe saw
Henry YessI,ug during his illness, and b1lrs l5irg
testimony % .e fact OF his enlarf able cure by DR.
:. rza3Fiy lLs] :. 2DSFNhFIL
Subscribed and sv-o.n to befNc me this nth day
cfCctobol A D. 1879 3ity anc County 1f Sun fr' n
cisc-. ir The Stat Of Ca,iforri".
IIsi : ;, TH-BAJII : otary l'Tblle.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
CARp.

Prompted by an honest desire ofmy henrt I wish
to lay before the public ease which deserves com
1nendation not only act ofseieatiGlc skill but
that of humanity also About twD years ago I
suddenly and from causes unknown to me, was ,eiz-
cd with lit of Epilepsy, which owing my inabiiit
to meet the expenses consequent upon a thorough
medical treatment, and the dIscoursgefacnt which
met with on attemptmgIt. soon became such (as-i
was the led to heleye) to defy the skill of aav
physician. l frequently, while in pursuitof
my calling thrown down to the ground without the
slightest warning; and, although insenSblo to the
aeonies | vet despised the miseres Of my life, and
soon learned to look upon those who w0uid rct Ter
assistance or shelter me from danger as eueiries
who sought to proong the existence ofmv misc.ics-
While in tins state. and having, previous 20 my af
ficticn tasted the sweets Of life once more was
induced to attempt seeking aid Of physician and,
by recommendation. ealledupon Dr. l. J. Czapkay.
told him Ofmy circumstances. and of my iuauility
toreward him for his services. regardless of which
however, he undertook my case and, with the bless
ing of(Od, Twas oneemorc restored to perfect health
Unable to reward him for the boon which enjoy
at present, and yet conscious of my Indebtedness
considert due to myself and all afflicted to make
the public in order that those in need Of medical
advice may find physician in whom every conf
dence can be placed. n 81 MEYER YABLoNsRY
state Of California, County OF San Francisco Sub
scribed and to before me, this LIST dayof Avg
ust, A D 1856 GILBERT A, GRANT, Notary Public
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
BEST HOUSE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
F1STAR & COLEMAN, PrGpr's.
Snn1monS.


GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of
~ Nevada, ss. District Court of the Il iurteenth
Judi ial District Of said State The people or the
state Of California, to A. IL. ldy, greeting: You
complaint OF the Middle YnDa Canai and " ater
Company, filed against you, John Hill and F.
roule -2partners, comprising the firm of
Eddy Hill & Co., alias, the Sailor Company.-g
iiias' francis oonle d co. Within ten days from
III service Of this writ, il servGl on you in this
county, within twenty days if served on you in
this Distrft., and ont of this county and within
forty days if served on you in the State and
out OF this District, in an action commenced on
the 10 Gay OF August \. d, 1851, in said Court,
wherein plaintiff prays Judgment against you de
fendants, for the sum of S3,Gf4 50, with interest
thereon from the 18th day of ipril, 1861, at ! =
per cent per m 1nfh-aledged to be que plalntlh
upon a certain promissory n0te-fully set forth in
plam+i ifs complaint TO this action ANA plaintiff
prays judgment against you TOR the othcr and fur
ther sum of S-2s 40. with legal interest thereon
from May %, 1s6,, alleged Dy piantln to be due
for 800 inches of water, sold and delivered YOU
defendants at your special instance and reoiicst
fully mentioned in complaint aforesaid. And You
are hereby notified that il you fail to answer said
compliant az herein directed, plaintiff will take
Judgment against You therefore by default. to-
sef her with all costs of suit and also demand of
the Court such other relief as is prayed for in
plaintiffs said complaint.
--l In testimony whereof 7, Iohn S. Lam
Us. bert, Clerk the District Court, aforeaid
- do hereunto set my hand and impress the
seal Of said Court, at office, in the city OF Nevada
his 8th day Of Aug foAI 4. p ls5l; ,;,,pDr
By Joseph Roberts, Jr. Deputy.
By order of Hon. David Belder, County Judge.
NeNad,. county.
Attest, true eopy,
JOHN S. LAMBERT, Olerk.
Per Jos. Roberts, Jr., Deputy.
Mcconnell & CARRIER, Atty's. for Pl'Gs.
Aug. 1j 3m
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
HAVING Connect

rv1uE uEpRopRIETOR HAVING CONECT-
4 ed the basement of Room No. 54 Broad 3D.,
to his present premises, IS now receiving the
largest and most complete assortment Of Foreign
and Domestic Liquors, ever offered il Nevada.
And having superior facilities for the plocur
lug of pure liquors at lowest pr'es' direct from
bond and agents, is prepared to oiier them at
wholesale as low as any Jobbng house IN the
State can sell them.
My stock consists in part of the fo'loTingj
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
l,HE ToLIoWING Lnc-rR.

yiiien 2rlpnaticlly peaEs g. .seli was writer oy
the Dean O. the faculty OF tho Philafepn'a oege
Of ied'c'ne to the EDITORS G the r'acic Med:c Il and
Srrgicsl Joinal SsL Trsnoisco fo~ ohblieaticL:
Par ADELPPtf. 'anu1ry lltb 1855!
= o the Editor OF tFC tactic Nc tiea anC Surgi-c
1oLw.al
5ENrLrvE,-:--aI attention ht- toe caned 20 an
ar icle iuthe December numoe~ Of your Journal, IL
regard the AD FuNDEd degree granted by he
Phi ad ,, jhia soege of Medicine DIR i. Cap ay
When the Application for e Cegree w7s ma le 70 the
Eaulty, il ~ aco.np-n.cd by afidayi,s md tos-i
monals to the effect ha. Or. CzP lkay was rcci lar
grctuate NJ -. If the triyer iiy ot Pest, had sew
ed Sur. con in the Iipngarig1 army, and "as
egu,ar practitioner g. medicine. n the 81 ength
oe these, T. degree was gr; 1tcd. 'he AD EuNDEI
degree as ITS r me implies is contc red on grcduat
only and gives % new priv. .1ges. Pat ther boon
the slightest sspcipn Of Irregular y he application
wclll ha G BEEN efused. Byinserting this j. yoTr
Jon 1s', you WI do at Of Justice % the College
an .onfr a "a or or
Yours, Yer. res2e tf;'hv u 'tAND,
i)@an ). the 4tatTlty % the
Philadelphia oc'lege o = edicinc.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

A. Chaser. Notary Public, 1876 Seventh ST.
All consultations (by letter or otherwise free
Address DIR. l. J. CZAPKAY.
Medical Institute. Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery. opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s of
fee, San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

7FrrrF.,AfI.--T tn undersigned, Governor OF
Hungary do testify hereby, that g. J. j Czapkay
has served luriu" the contest for Hurg lran liberty
Chief Sufgcor in the hungarian army with faith
sul persc tcraueC. Whereof have gwen ham his
certificate and d. recon nen' him to Tao -ym athy,
attent.e ID protection of all lhoseNvio capable
approaching n~triotic self sacrifice Al undeae.'
cd misfortune, koSSJ u LAyGS,
Washington CITY. Jan 6, 50 Gov. J uLgary
Ua.v7-3u
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
ARTEMUS WARD AMONG THE SPIR-
ITS.


Ny naburs is mourn harf crazy on the
new tangled idear about Sperrets. Sper-
retooul Slrcles is held nitely & or 5 long
hared fellers has settled here and gone into
the sperret bizns exclusively. 4 atemt
was made to git Mrs. A. Ward to embark in
to the Sperret biznis, but the atemt failed.
l of the long hared fellers told her she was
ethereal creetur & wood max q sweet me-
jium, whareupon she atact him with mop
handle and drove him out of the house.
will hear ebsarve that Mrs. Ward is inval-
erable womun-the partner of my goys
the shairer of my sorrers. In my absurce
she watchis my interests & things with
Eagle Eye & and when Ireturn she welcums
me in an affectionate stile. Trooly it is
with US as it was with Mr.. & Mrs. Ingomer
in the Play, to whit
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
|. NGT MS
. On c er i, pres s
CONNECTING A."
MAEYSVElLn AND NEVAnA
WITH
Reliable Express,
TO ALL PARTS o.
CAT TTIIv1 Mt

CAI1FOGMIA,
FHE
ATLANTIC STATES ..ND EUROPE
We will dispatch Daily Expresses from the fcl
ing places:
~ SIERRA COUNT.
Do,5nie .ills, Goodyear's Bar, Monte Cristo,
Forest City, Morrison's, Sierra Vale .
Smiths Flat, Craig's Flat, Independence L ILL
Minnesota, Chips Flat, Eureka City,
N YURA COUNTY.
Parks ha., Ersenyiile, Ga,ena. Hill
Ousley's Bar, Oregon House, Young's Gold His,
Roses Bar, Foster's Boz, Slate Range.
Long Bar, Can-ptonvile, Indian Valley,
Timbuctoo.
IN NEVADA COUNTY,
Apl.a. 5.ontezun.a Little York,
Cherokee, San Juan, d'1mbug O-ty,
FrerchCorral seetlard's Moore Flat,
Marysville AMI Ne-ad,,
Ans every Saturday morning e.on, NevaCa to .ht
u IL : i
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HOTEL GpEY All NIGHT.

Is NOW UNDER THE MANAGEMENT or an ex-
perienced bar keeper who win keep constantly
On hand the very best quality Of
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
. .LTvEPY STABLE,

Tscnnneetedwiththe House ndpartieular atteu
tiouyyill5e given to taking care of Horses Carria
ces s,canat3ll.ilnes be procured by application n
the Bar.
GEO. Z. LANCASTER.
Nevada Sent I7tnIS5S.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
UTAH TERRITORY:

FRASKTOWN. Y,Tashoe valley, COLI CASON.
GENOA, Carson Valley, CARSON CITY, L. val
CHINATOWN, JOdN-TOWNi
TRUCKEE MEADOWS VIRGINIA CITY
WALKER RIVER MINES
~ All Lettersfo 70. the Western Atlantic States
enclosed in our Cove nmant -frarked Envelopes and
indorsed Overland. via. Salt Lake, will be fer
warded and reach their destr alton sooner thal bv
any o.herIine.
l-sr TREASURE, Packages and Letters, transmit
ted TO and from the above points with dnriyaIed
despatch and security.
Gold Dust and 1.lu forwarded to all parts Of the
United States and Europe, insured or uL insured at
as low rates as car be do ne by any house with ecu
rity.
Our Treasurea Express VI i'll always be aceoupa1i
ed by faithful Messengers.
Notes, Drafts Bills, Sc, collected or negotiated
aud all orders attended to promptly
Purchases of every description made Forward
logo Merchandise and Commissions of every na-
ture attended to intelligcnty and with prompt.
tude.
Office in Nevada, next door below Wells Farg5
& Co.'S JNU. PAIIlSOf
Oct. 2I. 1s59-tI Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
BRANDY.

Sazerac,
Jules Robins
pppNCu 2RANDLES ( CT. Damien.
~ ''--' ". Le.oy - Co.
Eennessey.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

PEMARKABrE 1Ns1arSE IF slRD-cAL 32IFF.
Below sc publish tho certificates o, three Of .ne
sufelere from the 2angg u lscase ,tho, h1 7ua -e
covered hcfr former health, snG impc'iel y srati-
t,de. maze known the" eases and remedial agent
and their statomen,s are authenticai, u by No;a
pubi;c "'he demands tf society ,.npC fously COM
uaud tleir publicity ond ". con meLd their pe~usal
TO the atfen'un3 AZ Athlete /:
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13

The army correspondent OF ths
Cincinnati Commercial says OF :h,
Bull Run fight:
The whole conduct OF the battle
on the Southern side, in my opinion
showed admirable generalship, ant
far superior 20 ours.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13

her geographical position and inter
est, even if there were no patriotism
there aud that feeling i'll the State
is prevalent to-day; yet he thought
that State had been subjected to a
position of oppression. He was not
willing 10 sanction acts violativc OF
the principles OF civil liberty. He
referred 20 anI spoke at some length
OF tha a-.r.etitv and right OF the writ
Of habeE3 2or.asss. and of the strug-
giles ut h.aGland 10 secure that right.
MAN. persons had been arrested in
his S,"ta viii no warrant Of law. bat
on ii> IL ,rHUtioI. Of base aud u,prin-
cip'ed acoularris, to crafty private
lnali4n.ty n iayai and respectable
individuals. The provision Of taurus
cogYels was put in the constitution as
Il aspecia! SAFEGUARD against tyranny.
He contcndea ....t the President bad
no authority to suspend The writ Of
ha6cas corpus; that power was con
fined to Congress. II the plea Of
necessity is made in this ease. the
same plea will be made IN other cases
OF violation Of the constitutions
There Is no possibility Of another
cmcuts. at Baltimore. No man regret
ted more than himself the acts OF th>.
18th of April. The Government
might as well attempt TO suppress the
State government OF Mar> land as to
suppress the police, which was y
State institution. Tie STATE Of Ma
ryland has always been a loyal State.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
- Only $40. -,

Terms cash.-BoNins 50 extra.
Printers know the effects OF takln
proofs On the hand press. The pre-
cess being not only slow. bni iniurion
both to the press and tn. type
This press obviatcs all these diSaj
vantages. /, might also BE- used I
print small bills.
1t is made light for transportation
weighing not over IS pounds, the be.
being made OF seasoned inch plank
1t can be placed on 81 table or box, an
requires but little room.
Printers visiting Shreveport AT
requested to call and see the press.
Address j. DICKINSON.
Shreveport, Il,
Papers publishing the above vii
be entitled to a deduction OF ten pc
cent. in ease they purchase
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
- PostNaStess ere requested 10
slt as agents .for NE Nctcs, ard re-
f,:,m ten per cent f;'omamount forwo2acd.

We learn that intelligence, of an
authoritative character has been re-
caiyed at Manassas, to the utter de
mobilization of the Federal troops in
Washington, and that they are now
i. open Misunderstanding both their
officers and the government. Thou
sands of those who participated III
the ''graed retreat" from Manassas.
Oh the 2lst., have left their regiments
and gone home. while those who re-
main fail to pay any attention what
ever to the order almost daily issued
Tor their orga nization. Conflicts Of
quite serious character have occur
red between many Of the volunteer
a;.d regular corps, and everything. it
IS said, goes 10 show that the grand
army which was to have marched d
uninterrupted to Richmond, is now
perfectly demoralized, and that it is
Impossible to intuse into it the least
yitality.
Petersburg Express.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
SStl'In sii1lt.

COURT Hou>E Texas street, on IA
wards.
Bz.ANCH CITIZENS BANK. Milan st
corner Market.
Post OFFICE, Market street. n,a
Milan.
PHESmyYEHIAN CurRcn. Rev. Nj
NJ Al.istur.on Market and Milan 81:
BAPTIST EHunCH, Rev. G.. Tuck.i
corner Of Market and Travis %ts.
METHODIST (irRCH. Rev ;. =. Su::4t
corner of E..,l,<tt and Fannin SIS.
EPISCUrhL!AN 1EJEcn. Rev. 4.
Russell, corncroi Market and +; am
streets.
CATHOLIC CNEr,E, Rev. J. Pierre. q
FannilI, lew ecu Edward and NJ,
shall Stre,t.
IsRAEL.IE GtvHCU, Rev. 7. Same
Tyxa- 81. IIcaI IL" Court House.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13
Petersburg Express.
The Cincinnati Enquirer announ-

The Cincinnati Enquire" announ-
ces the sudden arrival of one Eggles-
eon, on change. just in from the great
race, and the Cry was, "a speech =!
I. speech from Ben. Egglestonr -
"Gentlemen," replied he, II did not
come here to speak, but I viii mere
ly state what, perhaps, You do not
i.now-that Senator Wilson, OF Mas
Sachusetts. is much faster runner
than the Hon. Mr.. Gurley, Of Hamil-
ton count4i; for Manassas Junction
and Washington" Mr.. EgSleston
conceded that our Congress man $
pace was terrific, but the Massachu-
sets nag outfooted him.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-13

The amount received into the lNrpa-
sury of the United States for the last
quarter is q little over S5, 100000, or
about 100000 year, while our
expenses are going on the rate OF
S6OO,OOO,0OO u year. Uncle Sam
wiz be sad pauper in his old age ii
he SLOWS the party in power to go
innch further with his credit.
N. Y. Day Book.