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TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.

DAILY pAFER - T.na scats per copy ~ tae
counter and from the regular carriers Of the
csty. Per annUm, 81 SIX months, So, three
mon ;hs, 81 Is
SRst- WISELY ,-~sS per annunr.
WRshLy.--e2 Per annum.
Neither the semi Wealsly nor Weekly paper
viii b. sent for iess term than twelve
ntoa tns.
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ys.-grs CONFEDERATE STATES AND THE
Hso PRESENT WAR IN PROPHECY-Rev
WI. II. FLEAT of Texas. will lecture on this
subject at Broad Street Methodist t. Church THIS
EVENING. at o'clock.
The subject has been discussed at sundry points
IN most OF the Southern States. The public re-
specuulIy invited 70 attend Sc lot"
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Knocked DoUR.-Mr. Robert Crump was
knocked down on 18th street, near Leigh
Street Church, on Friday night last, about 8
O'Clock, by party Of ruf,ians in uniform
He had had no words with them, and the at
tack was instigated by unadulterated dia-
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Ch0is and Fecer.--Mr. Jacob Wyman, who
can be found at Schad's hotel, proposes TO
furnish the soldiers a remedy for the cure Of
chills and fever, If allowed TO do so by the
Surgeons in the army This is worth looking
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Martin Burke was arrested on Saturday for
being drunk and lying on sidewalk, and for
assaulting white woman in the street.-Wil-
liam X. Akin and Il fellow named Manning
on similar charge.
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The Hastings Court sat on Saturday, pursu-
ant to adjournment and received and entered
of record bill of exceptions, filed by Joseph
Vernon, and, having no other business to
transact, adjourned. - .
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SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.

hItFfUND, VA, AHglSt %, IFhI.
LENDING PLACE OF DEPOSIT NECES
IL SAkf, we have made arrangement with
the Army Committee of the Young Mems Christian
Association. by which all articles received by ns
will be placed in their depot, under the Spotsssood
Hotel. From this depot, articles intended for the
sick and wounded soldiers will be distributed .h-
camps and private hospitals. This connection with
the Army Committee viii enable us TO be nore
useful, and we sincerely hope the public will
tinue their generous aid Clothes, new and old }
groceries, wines aud liquors are constantly needed
and will be most gratefully received Contributions
in money are also required to meet our contingent
expenses. Boxes should b, carefully marked
Soldiers Aid Society, Richmond. Va Letter.
notifying Of the shipment of boxes with nsts Of
contents, should be sent by mail.
..s. MRS. G. W RANDOLPH, Pres'f.
MRS. J. ADAMS SMITH Secy.
Ma. SAML N. PRICE, Treasurer.
lh--lt
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Too more large companies of infantry,
from Bedford county, arrived in this place on
Saturday and were properly disposed Of.
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DuNAWAY-S21 REWARD.-Raua,yay' In
IL July from the subscriber, PAUL; brown mu
latto color, brieklayer and piasterer; n years
OF age about feet inches high square built
bushy hair and large beard when he left; face long
and hollow about the mouth very slightly knock
kheed walks very erect steps short end fast
voice loud and strong; when spoken 20 answers
quickly; suilen aspeef He formerly belonged to
Mr. benjamin +. Whildon The above reward will
be paid to whoever viii lodge him in the Charles.
ton Work-House. Apply al this Office. e.ss
I'm .
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y RORGIA LANDS FOR SALE offer for

~ HORGIA LANDS FOR SALE offer for
NJ sale valuable body of RIVER BOTTOM
and UPLAND, in Gordon county, Ca Immediately
on the Western and Atlantic Railroad and two
miles from depot. | will sell go to about lOo0
acres; about 40G acres river bottom, cleared and
under cultivation, producing good crops of corn,
wheat and cotton, Of fine quality. There IL also
well prepared and hourishng Vineyard of a aeres,
of Catawba aud other standard wine AMI table
grapes, and an abundsnt supply of choice varieties
of other fruits. On the river IL a fine Fishery
nestle wants, when attended to On this planta.
ton IS comfortable, roony, two-story dwelling
house, with seven upright rooms and al necessary
outbuiidings anu machinery for plantation puI-
poses and all beyond Abolition influence and i'm.
pertinence. Terms will be- liberal, and negroes or
Confederate bonds will be taken in pay uent II prs,
ferred, by the purchaser. Address
JOHN 7. GREEN
So 9-Sawl2w Resaca, Gordon county ia
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Prentice DopGES THE DCELLo.-The follow.
ing correspondence comes TO light

SEPTEMBER ., 1851
Gto. u. Prrntjcs :--SW am informed by
my friend, Mr.. Thomas, that You, III reply TO
hls inquiry, made at nay instance, avoWed
YOURSELF the writer OF an editorial in the Joyr-
nal OF The I'D OF August, and also of one OF 4
previous date both denuuciations of myself
Those ar Icles are false and slanderous and
were written wlthoutthe least proyoeation on
ny part, the slightest justification or excuse
upon yours. l demand redress, ana ask that
you hall appoint some time and place, outside
of Jefferson county, when and where il will
be given. This note Will be handed to Won by
my friend, Mr.. George Thomas, who, as such.
i authorized to act for me.
Respectfully,
ROGER W HAxsoN
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LOIlENILIE, SEPT. 3, I66l.
Rnge, ~ Hans0a-Sir: Yours Of the I'd inst
is received. You sought redress for The
very articles you complain OF by publishing
scurrilous pamphlet, and, if you demand"
any more ''redress,' yon may get il in the
same way or IN any other way you can. l
shall not appoint "tilne aud place for meet
ing you, for l Wouldn go TWO steps to meet or
avoid you. As for killing You, | think have
done that effectually already, and don care
to waste powder and lead upon u carcass
They can be put TO better in these rebel
ious times. Gro. u. Prentice
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FUTURE DAYS.
By Is. b. COOK, Atcs'r

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BAR Roo,.
u Il FIXTURES &C, AT AUCffO 49,
TUESDAY, nth inst, st 10 o'clock I will ,.,I :.
ths residence on Bacon Quarter Branch oor~...s
the Beef Scales, an assortment Of IionsshoH -
Aifchen Furniture, consisting Of the usual ysy..<.
ALSO ~
AL the Bar Room Furniture and YYx.u,..
tanned In said house; after which viii h. 90
SPLENDID Shuttle Board. EBc 0oT
&c Is s SCNA.
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TIE MARTYRS WIFE-A oorrcsp oudent o. Il
Southern journal writes a. follows.

TIE MARTYRS W1fE.-A correspondent o. Il
Southern journal writes a. follows
- We called TO see Mrs. Jackson, the widow
Of the martyr and hero who killed Col Els
worth. Of the Zouave regiment, for entering
his house III AleXandria and puinrg down
the Confederate nag which proudly fioated
from lis dome. She now resides at Fairfax
Courthouse. Oui1 visit was received in the
spirit which dictated Il. SIZE very kindly and
cordially offered lis her house and attention
in case OF sickness. Sine has three sweet and
interesting iilt.rcH. all airis. aged from seven
10 thirteen. IA" II now engaged in minister
ing to the wants ana comforts OF the poor sick
soldier, having several patients under her
hOSpit3ble roof and receiving her kind and
cordial attent - The fund which q gener-
ons South and her public spirit ted citizens
have contributed for her relief. comfort and
support, has been most WOrthlly bestowed
Her three daughters have Yet to be educated
A small contribution from aCh Will never be
missed the aggregate would confer Immense
blessings. Think of il, synpdthi2ing friends
who nave not contributed. and support YOUR
sympathy with an actual contribution. 1t
VIII never give you 4 pain Your dea til
bed
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balance on hand. ls13 II
The society soiicits further contributions in
money and hospital supplies from the people
OF Inc confederate States, especially the
ladies, 10 enable it 10 carry on. and 10 extend
ii possible, the good work in which ii is en-
gagged
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By DUNLOP, MOHCURE 4 CO. Xa1.io,-,-.-

TRUST SALE OF WINES AND yIouoss
l. Al ACCT!oN.-On THURSDAY, ,hs lro
inst, at II O'Clock. at our Wuehouse W. ,-r ~
by authority OF the trustee lot Of WIsss
LIQUORS. Sc. ~S
TERMs-Cash.
DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co
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WANTS..

W ANTED-PROFESSO Virginia
w gentleman an A. b. of first honor i'm a South.
ern College OF high grade (who is qualified to teach
English, Latin, Greek, German French and Mathe.
matcs1 desires a situation in some College, Female
Seminary, or other institution Of learning Ii ne.
cessary, the best of testimonials can be produced
with respect to moral character, sc.
For further information, stating location terms,
&c, address BETA" Gold Hill +. o., Bucking.
ham county, Va Sc I6-ts
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THIS DAY
BY RICHARD CAUTHoPN ~.

MONDAY. isth instant. 1t 10 O'Clock. q, N,
Y store, ] will sell NJ suction, 100 Aho,A.y
bacon 30 pieces stone Ware, Juss snd jar j a..
Chewing Tobacco; 10 bbls. Herripss MACK. - -
se ~ II. CAUTHORN. Anes,s
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Lost. STRAYED. Ne.

OSI OK SIOLEN-A handsome Bay MARE,
/ about Isl hGnjs high, black name and tall
and white hind foot; had on when carried from the
Spotswood Hotel. black Military Saddle and Br
die. The Mare is the property of ALIEN. c. HAS
Mil Auuai! ISL neg ,. Z. '. ANY j. rson de
ivering the Mare to Messrs. DAVIS il HCICHF.
SONS Stables, will be suitably rewarded.
Sc lt--3t
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OST OR STOLEN-FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Lost or stolen at Manassa Junction
the Railroad, u Gold WATCH marked M
X. H., attached to a heavy Gold Chain and Kew
with red set, and in the form of a hand holding
pistol The above reward may be obtained by
leaving the Watch with Messrs. BLAIR & CIIAN
BERLAYNE Richmond, at the Farmers Bank
Charlottesville. No questions asked. Sc I6-3t.
] OST-On Wednesday last, between Tinsey's
L. bakery, Shockoe Hill, and Niorris's Sugar Re
hnery at Rockets, or between there and my resi-
dence, corner Clay aud 9th streets, Church HILL
MEMORANDUM BOOK, black. with nv name in
it The finder will be literally rewarded by leav
ing II at this Office.
i6-sit JAMES E RIDDICE
OST.-Notice il hereby given that payms
IL has been stopped on CHECK for $3.50 dated
September 18TH drawn on the Farmers Bank BY
b. j. Duval i'll favor of S. Z. johnson or bearer
Sc Io-TF s. =. JOHNSON
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NV A T f D-Information as to the where
Wv abouts of II MULATTO BOY, named JIM
JIa is about 10 years Of age, and
spare built. He is supposed to be engaged i'll one
Of the Hospitals in the city. Any information con.
,erning him will be thankfully received by address
ing II. V. GODBEE, Burk's Sharp Shooters, Ma
nassa Junction, care Of Capt. Holmes Sc l6-3t-
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MISS JESSTE a OR 20 Us
WI SCHOO L,...s - y
Win be re opened ON TUESDAY, the lst 81 Oct,
al Mr.. J, h MAcMnrdos, on 0race street, next
door to - PsRrs Church. ~, I ~ l6-l3ts
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Melancholy accideRt.-On Saturday forenoon
little child, about three years old, while
playing near the open window (or door of
the second story of MIR. Schaaps house, on
Broad street, between 4th and 9Th, fell TO the
pavement below, striking It's mead and render
ing ii insensible instantly. 1t was immedi
ately taken up and cared for, but soon went
into commissions, which lasted for perhaps an
hour, when death came to the relief of the
little sufferer. The family of Mr.. Schaap
We're ut Church when the accident occurred,
and no one was present in the room with the
child, except two negro girls and another lit
tie child. The parents of the child, whose
name is Ritters house, reside on the adjoining
square. The child was a beautiful and prom
Using boy.
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Nv ANTED.-A young gentleman wishes to
wv procure a small. neatly FURNISHED
ROOM, together with BOARD in private family,
where there are but few, if any other boarders
For such place liberal price will be paid, and
best Of references given. Address, "1ENNES-
SEE care of this Office. SO I6-3tS
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NM ANTED-VOIU for NORRIS
w ARTILLERY COMPANY, Capt. LEIyIs
NJ COLEMAN, Commanding. Apply to EDWIN
CO., or to the Captain, at Camp
Jackson. near Shields Spring The company al
)eady contains IS men. se l6-Cf&
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Anotter Daring Robbery.--Our readers have
by this time become prepared for hearing of
almost any sort of diabolism yet the story
we are about to tell of robbery which has
been com mitted in this city will stagger their
credulity. On Friday II ght last, the house of
DIR. William NJ. Hammond, on Eighth,
between Grace and Franklin streets, was
burglariously entered and robbed of every
valuable article upon which the burglars
could lay their hands. They entered the
house through The window in the basement of
the rear of the house, taking out the window
and leaving a clear track for escape in case of
detection in the act. Among the goods stolen,
were the Doctors valuable surgical instru-
lnents. guitar, set OF Britannia ware,
chandeliers, a number of fancy articles OF
furniture or ornaments, caps, capes, laces,
and. indeed, most varied assortment OF
articles which it is not necessary to name.
The entire loss OF DR.. Ii. is estimated to be
not less than thousand dollars. Some OF
the articles taken, it will be next to impossi-
bic To replace at any price. We trust that the
perpetrators OF this robbery will be caught
before long. This is not their first, and will
not be their last offence against the laws; but
justice may overtake them yet. d
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no WOODEN MANUFACTURERS

DiEDMoNT BATTERY This corps of Light
i Artillery, 10 be composed Of picked men, and
commanded BY competent and experienced officers
is now forming. number Of intelligent. and able.
bodied young inen have already joined il. Uni
forms and equipments free of charge For further
infornaaon, apply TO Major GEO. ROSS Brandy
Station, Culpeper county, TO NJ. SCHELE Ds
WERE, or C. w. TRUEHEARr, University Of
Virginia Sc l6-.odiIox
NET ERSINE SOAP-For washing One
soup.
The OLIVE ERASIvE SOAP, for securing
floors, removing grease, tar or ink.
Also, tor sale. another LOT of YEAST POW
DEkS, Tor baking. just received by
l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
Sc lG-lt. 9Th and RrSsa a.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD ARTILLERY
Including School of the Piece and Battery. BY
Capt. Samuel Cooper TO which Is added d
Manual for Colts Revolver etc, etc Ptice 81
Instructions for Field Artillery, extracted froI. Gil
hams Manual for Volunteers and Militia; Soc
The Troopers Manual. BY Col. J. Lucius Devls-
new edition; sl2.
Msp of the Seat of War In Eastern Virginia J5c
Map OF the Confederate States soc.
Bayonet Exercise and Skirmlsher's Drill p. Col
r. Milton Cary. Beautifully Illustrated; 81.
The Volunteers Hand Book This book should bs
in the hands of every person. II has reachet
its Goth thousand Price Soc
Hardee's Tactics; two volumes the only complete
edition with plates; So 50
The School Of the Guides or, the Practical Sol
der; Illustrated; ST.
Col Rehardson's Volunteers Manual; el.5n
Roberts Hand Book of Artillery; TSc
Buekholtzs Infantry Camp Duty; J0c.
buckhoItzs Science Of War, 75c.
Mahan's Outpost Duty; 81.
The New Map of Virginia; sc.
Instructions IN Heavy Artiilery-Very scarce ~.
Southern Military Manual 81.
Picture Of the Battle of Bull Run, July 2itt beau
tfully colored: 81.
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"YANTED-SH OEMAKERS-The highest
w price will be paid to Shoemakers, on all
kinds Of work
A L . - Wanted, SOLE-LEATHER, WAX
UPPER-LEATHER, for which the highest price
will be paid. Apply to
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NlRGlNIA AT Rules held in the Clerks OF
flee OF the Circuit Court for the County OF
King William on Monday, the 5th day of August.
1s6l:
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" ANTED-By a Virginia lady, SITUA-
wv T1ON in Female Seminary or private fam
lily. She has had experience; can teach the usual
English branches, French and Latin. together with
Music on the Piano. and Antique Painting For
particulars and references, address Z r. X" Nor
folk city, Va, Box 81. s-.-.. Sc l6-3t+
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ARMY REGULATIONS.
Adopted for the use of the Confederate States In
accordance with late acts Of Congress. revised
from the old United States Army. 1851; retain.
ing all that is essential for Officers of the Line
towhieh Is added net for the establishment
and organization Of the Army of the Confeder.
ate States Of America. Also, Articles of War,
for the Gov erument Of the Army of the Con.
federase States OF America 81 f,
Persons RENTING TO rs the married price OF IL.
Their Of the above, except Gilhxm's Mammal and
Chisholms Military Surgery, will receive them free
Of postage or freight. p geatA vsI
~ Orders. to receive prompt attention. should
be addrcssedto WEST 4 yOalNAr<lN,A
t#2~ ssaAu Puhishsrs aud Boekssl,srx q
- l6-lt 2siss les Main u, Richanud Va
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-18
TELEGRAPHIC.

Jackson, Nov. 1l.-rhe election
for Confederate Senators took place
in Joint session of both houses OF the
legislature, at l2 NJ. to-day.
On the first ballot Hon. 4. G..
Brown received 116 votes out of l24,
electing him.
The seventh ballot was Phelan 81,
Brooke So, Gholson l, Alcorn J.,
Phelan being elected by one majority.
Hon. A.. G. Brown, of Copiah, and
Hon. James Phelan, Of Monroe, are
our Senators.
Richmond, Nov. lO-via n . Orleans
1.-THE Richmond Dispatch has a
special telegraph from Norfolk, dated
Saturday, stating that the French
frigate, Prony (?) from Charleston
bound to New York went ashore on
Sunday (D morning near Ocracoke
The crew and officers numbering LAO
together with their baggage, arms
&c. were saved by the Confederate
steamers. The frigate was subse
quently set on fire and blown up.
The Confederate steamer Winslow
while engaged in relieving the Prony
grounded, was then fred and aban
doned.
Four federal steamers passed thu
Prony before the arrival of the Con
federate steamer and disresarded thu
Prony's signals of distress.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-18
The Ss,ai- aveskly Ye,rs.
THOS. III. MANNING,
PUBLISHER
INo.DICkINSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
To Correspondents.

We will be pleased to receive con-
tributions from our friends. in and
around Shreveport. An occasional
article from our planters, relative to
the crops, will be very acceptable
In fact, we desire correspondence
from every section of the States.
Personal articles will not be pub
ished, either as communications or
advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertaking,
who may hear of any local, or other
items, that will prove of interest to
our readers, will favor US by handing
in the same at the Office of the News.
In writing, be brief and concise,
bearing in mind, that lengthy com,
munications are seldom appreciated
by newspaper readers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-18
Tive Del,ar Bills.

Though decidedly opposed to shin
plasters, we have been compelled to
facilitate business. to issue some two
dollar bills, of our own. We pay
our workman part in these individual
notes, when we lack change. and give
them also, to persons who do not
doubt our veracity. Any person in
to whose hands such may fall. who
fear keeping them in their possession
can receive current money for them
by presenting them at our office, at
any and all times, except Sundays.
We understand that Capt. S. G.
Head, contemplates issuing one and
two dollar bills, in which event we
shall call in ours.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-18
Confederation Restaurant.
(Formeriy Gaiety.)

- (Formeriy Gaiety.)
zSSs. Idjoi~iug tie C"n1fdc/"ff's-
CoHre LHouyc. .Shrcssport, L0.
ViNlS well Lnown and popular ~
tablish,nt.t has been rcmov.d ~
above, and is open, for the acc",umo-
dation of the public. There will b"
found the best of game. fish, oysters.
and everything that the Shreveport
and New Orleans markets. atiord.---
Meals furnished at all hours day o,
night. Families and pa>ti.s viii
nave their orders promptlw attr;'d"d
.o no37vIv
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-18
Restaurant.

INHE undersigned would respect
Il fully inform the citizens of Shrcvr-
port and vicinity, that he has opened
~ Res ii IRINT on Texas street
near Market, where he is prepared AZ
all times to satisfy his friends ant
customers, from o'clock, a. NJ. until
IL, i. NJ, with warm or cold meals
yTo Boarders by the month or
week, liboral deduction will hrma';'
ylu54-6ln j. \. .JEJII. II.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-18
Job Work must be paid for on de-
livery.
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
Mr.. JOHN w. TABER, is Our au-
thorized agent in Natchitoches.
Mr.. D. d. O'BRIEN, No. s, Tx
change Place, New Orleans, is our
authorized Agent for that city.
Mr.. H. G. CLARKE, Bookseller, is
our authorized agent for Vicksburg
and Natchez.
Mr.. J. II. LOTION, is our agent
at Bellevue, Bossier Parish.
Mr.. A. L. HAY, of the News De
pot, is our authorized agent in .Jeffer-
son, Texas.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-18
Branch OF the Citizens Kank.

SHREVEroRT, 23d sept. iSGi.t
TlNUIS BANK will, hereafter. va.
L and receive ut its counter, ut P"r,
the Treasury Notes OF the C"ntrd"-
rate States, and the Notes OF the o,lc:
Banks of New Orleans.
Owners of paper deposited in this
Bank tor collection, unless willing t"
be governed by ibis regulation, arr.
reuurst,d tu withdraw the same.
ULCER LAINE.
s24-:f Cashier
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-18

The proprietors Of the Day Book.
published in Norfolk, Va, are de-
sirous Of purchasing a large lot of
printing paper. Persons having such
on hand can dispose OF it by address
ing the parties as above.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-18

Our Postmaster received his COM
mission yesterday. 1t was issued in
September last, but has just come to
hand.