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CATkkRH! CATARRHH
~ CATARRH!!.
DR.. sEElYE's LIQUID cATARRA REaEDflg
WARRANTED 70 be u ture cure fer
CATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND per. ons die Tearl.
19v II + @ II q dS S1R: or IL tTs1y
dlseaae nrst comnaenced asa
Cata1rh in the Noaes
sten nelsG Is the taroat and brorchsl tubes
It IS ta:leT 10 g catarrh than Consumption 4ca
b f as Fl S St.! " ~ = csa
,f'tS e Saa sss9z
to t. Il "a III | ses f fis COT
= %sF ssst "a
~ .tieE I'D tt.vs, sad sfs eitsss, ees i'd Il r
& e .es o5a
si;e eantaE Al 6re.ta: the Soi;a thtSs sni as
or destrcyed aeatnees frequently Taxa pisa. ano
fst e. fs IS q s 25 4ost e
@ A. tns aesd !m{ Rsn 9ss fsa
- e q l4s:s a. s5eqIa r. n9 ss 5sSa:E
t t. = aie $5 e Fl IlSup
eaa a % t
a aa atT s f. Fl y
for mcuth, no beneat II received the asuns pasd
H7u he r rztusned-
ss ontb 'f ia iii
Office, 1876 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street.
Gdcress DR.. D. H. sEELYE,
cc1-g759-Ln Post OAsco Box 1854 Ch1csEs, III
Z NOW THYSEi.F!-Dfs. Nc
~ e1ANN l. AlnLHR Phystclaas and surEeoas,
Of diseases II simple AID scenua &c method without
ssking any quesuots pise4ees Of ths Throat aud
IuLE5 t1ea* I'd By Medical Inhalation and Canstttn-
i1cl& treatment RbaamataEb. EeurRlcis, scrofulA
EeafIal n Nesknese-E thott all urAble diseases Of
long standing cured In the shortest poealble tine
FEMALE DIgHAgHH, &c.
srch 8. sEpprezq!ots Irregularities Falling Of the
Ner T1oIn. asl Urinary plsea e., Nervous De6l1L
T., Painful or Difficult heDatruAt10n. Rarrek7 esa &C.,
viii be fpecSt. cured without poisonous druxt Ia
tu1to1s CT A3p.H abba medicines Of aIy Kind. Ha7o
20 dehcacS "a ca EE otfere1ce what Jonl troubles
Bay be. The afflicted are cordially invited to call
ND aat1sti themselves.
Consultations and Examinations
FREE OF CHARGE.
~ Con strictly eoEadent:al oh1Ge u
delth streets. oMca ho9[s from 4 II. till aP. n,
ters 10 on! address, iselosing stamp. Ft Tece1Te
pamphlet free Ra7nly
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Is=79artnerGbtR Hnr;rsa.
ILLINOIS SCHOOL OF TRADE,
4 Corner Lake and Lasalle Streets
Hon. E. r. FERRY. rrrslheor- -establi.hed 1851,

DYRRENFUETH Principal ~
BnsIncst hours from q A. II 10 IL NJ: from P H. to
P. H., and from P. A. tol0P P. u. Tia evening erQ.
dies commence October 18th. aad continue for aiI
mentee hifs sshslsr hips t2$ 1aSsbls u sdtanss:
T. the Prtnci3al. 4 PREPARATORY CLASS r0H
Ho1s has been tdcd 70 ths Cullage vhe1o thes are
sro1da ce P1attical Bi.to!y and Geography, German
and FIeEch In this class thty are thorouK fitted
embracing both Departments, $a5 asablein advance
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E Dr. T:es' Ifai: C1l5r ana Res
u@"tse 1sttc c.1y rsneoe Hair cto7attva thst
ce-ns fC;.r-e II. nstu14 t.l1T s1e a5su:y - l.!5
70, h-t a9svEs E!.J. s.tl a2!E !eE Applications
E::-.tn' r.:=': tr c,::t1E tAc sE.. I: nFc 7eata
IL! Ii: II Lit Ecs ?.
kr fs:e II: ,1 t:e nan!rhs:s 9; sh5 GsIe 80 City
-Issve m, ~, i:e, H.'z colas "a s:e.tsEat,ve
a. ~, ~. y ~ .'s5J s,ESe f. ett mtsg
sE,,i.n.'! = rs- :"ztor !: u its former c1ir ane
COT etttrn ~ i.Gc1 tUrsvts pt::1Ial an1cAraaeer
g. {%':l I5ttt: .1!Ge II re5 hottie. weat7.a D.
!FEs, t;"{uncr. eA5xap
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NNTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that ne, the undersigned hsve tAl# day formed
Eqtsehlcchner is tho General Farther ani Andrew
Ssha!sE Is Is the Spssial PA1t3ez. II the Waelesale
Ml1 ols hat hat he ~ AaoFsw scnaE - ths special
dollars cash TO the capital ,tock In taid nr that tae
Esld Otto Mutseh1eehneI has contributed the sum Of
esht cent? that The tad paxtnezship begtna on the
nrst DAY Q! October a. D. and IL TO continue for
1876 TINT {he nrm name Of said Partner-hIp IL bo
OTTO A1eh1echnsr. Eho resides IN the City Of cnf'
City Of Elgn. County q knne State of nliaela.
OTTO MG eSt:HLECHNEK
=: ANDREW sCHALAkR.
ChicsGo. Ill, October Isl. \ b. 1851. ocs16T
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THAECERY NOTICE State Of
Hn9a County Of Coot, T.saeIgen es g
Khreasiz yS Lysa1sas j. L' La5soa' Sarah A. 1u1soa
jAfd1pit taaE EF1cnrFns j. Lu1t5a sud Sarah A. Luz
ton eieaa9ts anSTs AZ nsmsd T.! tS naxa = 91ne ,e
CIerE cf ssid sSperiof Court of CAlcsgo Nottce =
hereby gi7e1. Is the said lycqIgus Z t1Etoq = "a and
% n1a5nt Il said Court on the Ch4ncary ade thereof
0n tie m day Of octabsr 1561 and thAt a3mn1oat
dnnta resufrable On the tIst Monday Of Dee 41pbeE
ne1t EBG Is Is BY law required
sarah La1t9n ahsl pszSeaay b a2d epRssz psso1s m
the mt day Of tht term thefn1 70 be holdea It Chi
caEo, l. fai1 County o. the ffst Aoaaay q necs@-
plainaltt bJ Il conpfstot tat sans .nd tAa atss1S
epd t&lrfs therein charged ana stated. EM ba akE1
Ra etHEe4&sd and decTze autatsa2 AXA21At JoN &C
cc1dltg 70 tia ass7e1 nf sd M all
JeeRsa 3. 6AEY. Coupl t. Eofr. o.5 E7sfiT
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TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas,
L On the secord day Of February: L. D. 1854. vii
n4 A.peE sxecqsed to tae onde. II I'd e d1astse
1nafter ufecrfhed which dEIy recorded IN the R4
rorGer's Oce OF the County Of Carroll sud State uf
tic faynenr Of one rrot7sery cots IN said deed Of
trpst tarticuarlJ Gelc fbed.
CT said II said Trust Deed mentioned an appn-
catten having been made tne undersigned by tbe
legal Of said 11te to Eli the real estate ID said
Trust Dead described.
Vow tsezef6rg Il PURSUANCE ot the power Of aale In
eaid Deed ct Trust aimed and In execution ttere
ni public ctce t8 heEehy given TINT Tue4day the
IN noon ef sald day, the Undersigned, Trstse
tforesai E1n tel It he north daor Of the Court
4tgasst htGier faz cash the real est1te i said Tt
trree o. II Block number I've 1Ss, In E.aewslt and
a Haa, ,s T.. F3rst Addttoa e the Taxa 81 oa Mo9a
Nth the privileges the1e.nto beiou as soa ~ nSat
VIE and equity oi redempn2n Of t5e sa4 62fof
Chicago. f,ctober Isl 1as, 1aaao =. Gc5KiSs4w
, 1861-10-14
Consultations and Examinations

Z E Z F 9 4 AK e E.
Al ConHnnca:tens strictly confidential oh1ce IN
the Street Railroad Bulldog corner Of State and Ran
aclph s1reets OiLca hopIs from "A II. till aP.M.
Address J. q. hcCANF, II. D. ChtcsEo III Let
ters 10 address, Eclosi1g stamp, viii rece1Te
prompt atentton. Or fer two stan1ps ne viii eert t
pamphlet freA- Ea1niY
, 1861-10-14

Pa-is, Whilc hreakfaatlng at the Csfs de Foy,
indu}gt ie som& LOUD apimadversions upoa
Martial MsrmoEfs conduct at Essonne.
"8sr, 3oo tean give me satisfaction" said
Iudd.E]5 sEottcr ccn.cnmateur present, and
who tsstfy approached the table with his
muu.tacha erect with SINGER.
"Ase Jou Ms1ahal Mafmout =, quietly. in :
Quirtd the notary.
, 1861-10-14


A. the restoration scarcely day passed
Wtttout meeting between royalista and Inn
perialists. The insults chiefly sook place be-
meath the wooden gallery {noW the glass gal,
leryl Of the Palais Royal. where tread On the
toes or q push with the elbow sufaced, An
old imperialist fire ester, certain Colonel
Dufai, thus took in hand one day youth OF
herca1ean fIame, Raoul by name, WHO wore
the rniform Of the Royal Guard but, barely
eighteen yea.s Of sge, he was but little prac.
ticed in tha use Of arms The parties merely
adjourned TO Etreet close By, that led upon
Louvre, and the combat began, but so great
was the inequality OF the parties, Col Dufai
having dieaElned hia aatagonist several times,
that, 10 bring al impossible combzt to cur
| clu6iop. he made tho extraordinary pfoposi.
| tic1 shat they should be tied to one another
| with the exception ofthe right hand, iu which
ehouid be dagger, aud they ehculd be thus
J placed In a hackney-coach, with orders to
drive twice round the place Of the caTrousel.
Two Of the witnesses drove the vehicle, two
others got up behind First one cry Of agony
vas heard, then smother, and all was silent.
The accomplices drove the hacE-horses fu
ricuB1y round the square. Two turns accom-
plished, they rushed to the carriage doors
bodies Lay st!ntied together ina pool Of blood
Dufai, however, recovered His adversary
had struck him four tlmee In the breast, anG
torn his face and chiu with his teeth
But such horrible encounter did not cur
him Of his 1uf1lanly propensites. His neg
Caro- . da Cozps and he also wounded Gen
e'l Vncount De Monte1egier scelytous1y+ a
length the police got hold OF him On accoun
Of pamphlet he had published Condemned
TO months imprisonment, he was so rough
y treated that he became violent; be ~
then thrown down, put IN straight jacket
ard TED by The neck aud feet like madnan
! In
, 1861-10-14

DISSOLUTION OF CO PART,
~ .NBRsH1P-Thsc CO ps. snesahIp heretofore ex.
ElinK betNe:n the undezatg rnaEr tbs nrm OF J.
ssnt The busin 60 Of the viii be setled u9 IS
hr. u. Stne. Ut the old stand, 10 NJ Lake street
MP ataaI1 - whom debte dur to the ttm to be
paid- j. II. STINE,
Chicago, August 1st lssl- MAI KRAEER
T n. STINE would respectfully
, 1861-10-14

g Jaynes Ague Mixture : an IN
:s'nele rcncty tor Fever snd Az1e Tho ex2s r.=Ec-
1f nonF r~ass ID n'mo*t every climate ;rsves that
Eht1c used II ict accordance with the directions It
hss r=r-iy fAcd to cure-not only treshaS the chis
eut BY TEE ovt-s the morbid habit OF TIC system
preventing sic recurrence Of the d'eease
GcVcE and AEues
1lopEt nus t. itself dangerous. is apt unless e1esd5
9<moHcd, to have euee rtr4 csous ELECT On se sgt-
ten, ~ to cnecEder disorders much Eore oane:cl
sAc 1tss' and WHICH oal, reIder thc nj Grille of
tie IS: s:aisc-Atit. but src .l Themselves ofea
fatal 4 1HIrn.t Ed .fectua1 :d5 Il Therefore
wEa. II E.s1t: T.. aue: - s4cd
IT. .. Ja71ess Ags1o Mixture
Il co1ddcut3. rex Els.enGed.
For ta.e Jas N~s T.. FC.LEE & FINCH, Nos. =
4t1 q EarLtt e're:1 CLcas and 3y Agents
ont t.;c t,;E;,-e &C. In
, 1861-10-14

Under the Assemble Rationale battalion
Of chaseurs took an oa.h to consider every
attack made upon the patriotic members as 8
personal Insult Boyer, on his side, organized
kind Of guard, who we're designated as tho
"hataillon des spadassinc'des." The revoiu-
ton de:fed reason ard leealized spadassincide.
But 1t soon found other cats to whip than du-
eIists, and combats Of man to man disappeared
aroee, WHEN all Frenchmen being turned into
soldiers, the entr'actes Of Wat were filled up
with duels. Officers fought merely to keep
their lands in, and that in the face Of the fact
that Napoleon held duelists in the greatest
ontempt. He punished Gen. Destalng for
having Killed Gen Keyn1er in duel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-13

Glass 30 g. White pine, spruce juniper, and cypress
class No. 8, Gravel and sand class No. H. IrOn iron
nails, aud spikes class No. T. Steel class No. H. Files
class No. 10. ship chMdlery; class No H. Hardware
class 80. Is stationery class No. o. Betting, packing,
and hose; class No. u Augers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-13
GNants.

ROARDERS-Two gentlemen or a gem
~ tleman and his wife, find cheerful rooms and
good board in small family in very eligible OF the
city. Address Worcester Post Office l67. dots 50
SITUATION WANTED-By capable
~ Young womnn to do general housework cooking &c
Good reference given. Apply at IA Vine street
WANTED-An American woman, as
" housekeeper in small FAMILY. Inquire at IIA-
VEINS, No. Harrington Corner d9t sill
TINTED STATES ARMY 500
" BOUNTY Wanted One Hundred unmarried able
bodied uen for the lh Regiment o. U. s. Infantry, he
tween the of 81 and 30 Paw from Sl3 S24
per month. fern of enlistment years.
Also, "a Bandsmen to compose the Regimental Band
For full particulars, enquire at the Rendezvous 233
Main street. Capt j. NJ. GOODBYE,
18th Infantry U. 5. Army, Recruiting Officer
Roy WANTED--A boy from 10 to Is
~ years old. to take of horses. Apply to DR..
CLARKE, No Chestnut street. d5t sl0
SITUATION WANTED-To do gen
~ era homework, cooking, &C. by young woman,
who can give the best of reference. Apply at u
Washington Square, corner of Summer st, d3tF $40
CURRIERS' AND HARNESS MAX.
~ ERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY - twenty-five
Harness Makers to work Stitching. Also twenty-five
Curriers', by p JEWELL SONS, Hartford, Conn.
81 DIV
w ANTED-Twe Five good Black
w smiths, at BRADLEY's Car Shop. dn So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-13
Uotrtes.
p R o P o S A L S



bureau of Yards and Docks, Sept 4 1861.
Sealed Proposals for each class separa ely, endorsed
Proposals Tor Glass No. (name the class for the navy
yard at name the yard will be received at this office
until noon the md day Of october next, Furnish
ing and delivering at the several navy yards named the
materials and articles embraced in printed schedules
which will be furnished on application and sent by mail
II so requested to persons desiring to offer to contract
Tor any or all of the classes named therein By the
manduts OF the several navy yards for the classes
the yards under their command by the navy
agent thereto or BY the bureau for any all the yards
To PTereRt confusion and mistakes H seating The If
frS. bids OW be yeceged Whch contains cidseS for
more Than gaTd IN eRreiJpe; and each indVid
ual OF the firm must sign the bid and contract.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly mott
fed that their offers must be in the form hereinafter
prescribed, and be mailed in time TO reach their destna
tOn before the time expires for receiving them; bid
UH be CONSIDERED Which shall be FeceUed after the pc
riod stated, and no diLogance pM be made jOr eti-
uFe Of the matt
To guard against offers being opened before the time
appointed bidders requested to endorse the
velope above the address, aud draw line under the
dursement, thus:
"ProposaisJor Glass No name The class for the Nary
Yard at name the ydfd.)
70 the CHIEF of the Bureau of Yards and Docks Wash
ngton ID Z.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-13


Rev. j. Il. STONE, A. NJ NJ. D., Principal.
The Fall Term commences TUESDAY, the 10th of Sep
TENDER. The Winter Quarter begins MONDAY, Deem
Der 2nd. Competent and thorough instruction given in
all the Common and Higher English Branches, Mathe
mates. the Natural Sciences Latin, Greek and French
inquire Of the Principal at the Institution, Lincoln
Square. diff aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-13

(iere date the Offer)
|, (here insert the name names composing the firm
of uame the town. in the state OF name the sate here
by offer furnish under your advertisement dated date
of advertisements and subject to all the requirements OF
the same and Of the printed schedule to Which it refers
all the tiCles emDra ed in Glass No name the class
Tor tue navy yard at name the yard according said
schedule, Wis (hcre the printed class from the
scsedu'e, amt opposite each article the price and
carry out the amount In the columns dollars cents
and foot up the gEregate of the bid for the class
amounting TO (here write the amount in wordsl
propose my agent (here name the agent if one is
required by the schedule for the supply under class
es miscellaneous BY nonresident Of the place OF de
livery and should my offer be accepted, request the
be prepared and the navy agent at
mdme the agency for signatures and certificate.
(Herc the bidder and each member Of the firm to sign
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-13

ROY WANTED-A boy from Is to Is
~ years old. to take OF horses Apply to DR..
CLARKE, No. 3 Chestnut street. djt* $40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-13

The undersigned Onamc OF guarantor) Of mame the
town. and state OF name the stae,) and maine OF
Ond guarautor, &c hereby undertake tina; the above
named mame the bidder OF bidders Will if his Tor their
offer above be accepted, enter into contract with the
United States within fifteen days date of notice
through the post office the acceptance his Tor their
Offer before mentioned.
Witness: signature of guarantors)
certify that the above named there the guaran-
tors known he good and responsible guar
antOrs in tnis (Signature
10 signed by the district judge district attorney
collector, navy agent some person known to the
bureau 10 be responsible.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-15

both nublicly and privately fulfilled
~, % tha domestic relations Of life, in
so exemplary a manner, that even
the tongues of those who secretiy
eny;ed her wealth, her beauty ana
nav be her luck, had. not as yet
dared to wag in open scandal against
ber. hut sixth occurrence 'of SO
extraordinary an event, 1t wouid
seem rave sudden loose to their
hitherto confed scruples and tongues:
or, perhaps the reason why they
more freely vented their suspicious
or their spite on the present occa,
sion might be that Master Shard had
been a man of great influence in the
c;tv-his connexions stood high IN
the ewes of men, and he had cous-
in who was sheriff at the time OF his
death, and who declared when ne
: heard it, sthy cock S marrow, he wouio
see into the matter that very mo-
f ment,'' and accordingly next NOR
; ming, for he was just going to 81
: Rsit down to dinner when he made
5 the above declaration, he presented
j, himself with posse comitatus a
e Mrs. Alice's door-and then tn
: neighbourhood, as with one voice
e spoke out against her; for their lon
/, held opinion of her (at least they sal
:, it had been long held) now toun
e the countenance OF power-her pet
l. had been hypocrisy, and they ha
n thought so all along-her charity o.
e. tentation,-her goodness and kln'
a. ness, even those that had been ben
P CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-15

Patent Desk, Chairs, Tables, Gas
Fittings, and every article needed
about first class newspaper estab-
lishment, any or ALI of which can be
had at 30 per cent. discount, below
the original cost at the mandatory.
When the present duty OF "a per
cent. on all goods of this description
from the North is taken into ccns1d-
Grafton, the advantages, ofthls otter
will be readily perceived by Pnr-
chasers.
Apply tc. the type Foundry and
Paper Warehouse of
GEO. II. NINTEN.,
No. 1O5 Poyelrus Street, Neen c'
le0ns.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-15
FOR THE DAILY:

For professional and business cards. an
c,uding the Daily papcr,) not exceeding
Eve lines, for II months, Slo-"ithou'
The privilege of yearly ADVERTISERS Ii',s n, Is
strictly limited to their own ,Inine"i1'e anu M
regular business: aaA the business ;oi'' -, ''
advertising firm is not considered as .hcA"-
dino that of its individual members
Advertisements published at irregular
intervals, 81 per square tor each insertion.
Announcing candidates for District on OF
State office, $40; for Parish ONCE, Slo
CITY office, S5-to be paid in advance.
All advertisements for strangers OF 'iah
sient persons, to be paid III advance,
s,. - snecifcd time, viii be inserted til
forbid, and payment exacted;
Marriages and deaths will be puhlishe'
az news: obituaries, tributes of respect, nn'
funeral invitations as other advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-15
New Orleans Cards.
TO PUBLISHERS OF NE lVS
PIPERS.

/. r. Hoe 4 Co.'s Patent Single
Cylinder Printing 'Macnllls' mn, la ntn
36N5A, with hoh'rS ana ho'lgr sio''lo' QUIZ
complete in good running order , near
ly new. Cost $a"oo IN Ne" l VI a.
Price Sl6lo. r.
/. SIX to ei9ht orSe-l'," ef I', ,-'i
yine, with indicators 9h:h'i'iS' '.i-
leys, Bands, fIueS, &c III eohip,st1 pn-n
running order N'S' 'i''-'o
Price 500. ,,,
l Il. Hoe X Cos BED ana i l i''eli
Power Printing Machine i,''., q"
Adams ia'elD ''''t'
The best book press made; III per
feet running order tpf nan" OF S''''''. '.'''
power. Cost at the hiahoi"e'"'J }
$4,000. Price %l4ou:
l X. Hoe y 90" improve" y 9.'i %,
ed Standing trgSs' pla,eh On ~, -
screw . inches; ,,i oos' ;,h .,i'o" abon
Price 81 . ISean5 e.. f,r ~ Dnnhl
ten gross lfesS boataa i',
Royal Book work oosis2l pc
gross, Price SO per gross, D,..
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-15
The Wife Of Seven Husbands
A LEGEND OF ANCIENT LONDON.


In the beginning Of the reign OF
Edward the First, Of long-iv@ged !
,nr,norv. there lived upon Cornc- |
lille. over AGAINST the spot where
the watcr-tonne was 3 fe~. years at,
tn,,y,rd., built, i certain blitle and |
buxoue widow. very wealthy, and rs
f,ir w;fhall as she was wealthy; she
was only in her twenty-eighth year,
If p tail and stately shape and bear
f;r.e and with commanding ana yet
rieht modest features her face was
oyal. herha;rand eyes ofbrigAt black;
hon, forehead hi@h: hrr eyebrows
.rcL.l almost inro semi-circ!Gs her
nose slightly aqpiIine; her checks
hieyh col6rcd. and Yet delicately 5" ;;
hnr I;rs small. and prettilv bent !;
h4r t.ptb white. and regular her
ch;n rather forward and dinpied :;
and ber complexicu dark though not
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-15

standard of opposition to the reck-
less, unnecessary war, which lras been
forced upon an unwilling country by
Mr.. Lincoln and his cabinet, and no
such violence as is threatened, can
prevent it from flying. We advocate
PEACE. We have done, and shall
continue to do so, by fair and lawful
argument, because we think it right,
and should forfeit every claim to self
respect, were we to bend before the
illegal blast, which isAndeayoring for
corrupt and unpatriotic purposes, to
close the mouth Of those who see IN
to and resist their schemes.
p. S.-Since the above paragraphs
were written, the fears expressed IN
them have been realized, as respects
severalofficesi in this city. Mobs have
presented themselves atthe News,EA-
press, Day-book and Journal of Com i.
merce offices. and, besides other ex-
cesses, have required that the A1neri-
caan flag should be raised by the pro-
, prietors. Are not those who compose
| these assemblies aware that no great
er degradation Of that flag can be i'm
, agined than thus causing it to sane
}, ton theirown fragrant violation Of the
laws?. They trample the rights of
/ their fellow citizens under foot; seek
d to gag down the free expressions OF
Y opinion; sacriligiously desecrate the
q hottest instincts Of civilization and
J. of liberty; and then insult the stars
l. and stripes-so glorious, so sacred SO
e. revered by every true patriot-by
pretending that the outrages they are
perpetrating are hallowed by its pre-
sence. TIE News refused to obey
the illegal gathering, which sought tt
TX terrify It's editors. while carrying OF
its property without paying for it,an.
ut our readers may be sure that it vii
e. continue to do so.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-15

~ Mr.. Horace Mayhem, in his
new work on Jutland, tells the fol-
lowing story can English manu-
facturer, settled somewhere in Zealand,
amused himself by changing the
eggs laid by storh, who annually
built her nest on his house, for those
of an owl. In, due course Of time
the e"cs were Matched, and he was
startled one morning by I, tremen-
dous row going on in the nest OF the
,arent storks. The male, in a VIC
lent state Of excitement few round
and round his nest; the female chat
ted away, protecting her nesting 1ln-
der her wings it was quite evident
that the stork. was not saflsiled with
the produce of his helpnate; there
was something louche about the
! whole affair; he would not recog-
y Mise the offspring. After violent
dispute the male flew away, and short
:, " returned, accompanied by two
q other storks, birds OF consequence and
! di"nitv. They sat down CA the Ioot,
and listened to pros and cons OF the
- matter, Mrs stortz was compelled 90
= yisnanl exhibit her children. Can
- thev he minen exclaimed tho stork.
= .Utypen what may, viii recognise
!. rho,u. On her side Mrs StoSk pro
=, tested and tiuttered, and vowed Il
49, was ali witchcra:t--neyer had st"ril
''' nossqssed so faithful Il vile before.
- Mas! alas, how seldom the geutie
80 sex nests with justice in this World
- when Judged hv Iaan, OF, in THIS 2a~e