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ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLES,

CORNER OF Texas AND EDWARD STREETS, SHREvEPoRT La
AzFsze,ssEE5 = $3.50 The undersigned having pur
EfSSJ4l- tff5asBfgE-E= chased this well known esab-
H1fA&~H2AILS lishment beg leave TO inform
the citizens OF Shreveport and the public generally that
they prepared to accommodate the community with
short or long drives rides ON horseback hacks bug
gleS and carriages to hire they prepared pas
sengers to any part the country the State or out of
it; horses kept by the day, week month The stables
well ventilated and well supplied with the best of
prOverder. Having employed experienced oS.lefs no
pains expenses viii be spared to give satisfaction to
all those who viii favor them with their patronage
SIMS, GAMBLIN < Co.
~ Horses bought and sold here
- Attached to the establishment is a celebrated Far
rier, who guarantees to in the shortest time e most
formidable diseases that horseknd is heir to- such as
Blind Staggers Big Shoulder, Big Head Chambers Swie
ney, Dstemper, Founder, Gravel, and Dstempers and
Diseases of all descriptions in the successful treatment
of which he avails himself Of his important discov
cries made in that line. Give call and try our svs
TEN. loct2f SIMS, GAMBLiN Il Co
LEXINGTON LIVERY STABLE.
kEa5Es 8 EEst1 Tun undersigned, proprietor
lt= Stable. 5n Texp sS Street aet' inSt
above Market Street prepared to supply the travelling
public with horses, pgIcs hacks and carriages Horses
will be kept by the day or month The services Of ex
perenced osters have been procured and every effort
will be made to give satisfaction those who favor me
with their patronage Persons leaving their horses with
him may rely upon his strict attention to their inter
ests. His stables will be amply supplied with the best
provender that the country New Orleans will afford
Horses will be sold or purchased on commission
Oct IL 1860 ! RkVTISS
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VIEW STORE
Z II 1 ENN


II URING my absence from the parish 4. J. STACEY,
~ Esq, is my duly authorised agent
Shreveport May l. 1sGl-tf o. J. WELLS
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UPPER RED RIVER NAVIGATION.
FENHE LAKE AND BAYOU NAVIGATION COMPA-
4 Ny, organised under special act of legislature
of the State Of Louisiana have completed Canal so that
boats pass around the raft whenever the wateris su
fcient for navigation below and above the raft
Boamen and shippers are hereby notified that the fol
lowing rates of toll have been established by the Board
of Directors:
,l5 cents per bale Cotton
121z cents per barrel on other freight
~ cents per 4 barrel On other freight
Measurements to be made according to tie usage Of
steamboatmeu in the Red River trade.
r. b. Lindsay Of ShTeFeport, is the Collector for the
Company,
BY order of the Board. b. Z. HODGE
Shreveport, Nov H. lSeG-tf Treasurer
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DEAFNESS.

nURiNG my absence from the parish, L. N. Mutt, Esq.
~ will as agent forme and my mother, SUSAN TABER
aprillT f. ID. TABER
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ESTABLISHED 1904.
LUCAS BALTIMORE TYPE.
STEREOTYPE and ELECTROTYPI
FOUNDRY,
No. 7 Bank Lane, Baltimore, Md.
FENE undersigned having extensive facilities and a.
4 unsurpassed assortment of every variety of Print
ing Type Ito which additions are constantly bejng made
is fully prepared to furnish Printers with all the arou
BOOK, NEWSPAPER
AND JOB TYPE
ORNAMENTS METAL,
BRASS AND LABOR
SAVING RULES
CASES, CIIASES,
COMPOSING STICKS,
GALLEYS, QUOINS,
FURNITURE, &c.
Iogeherwlth every other article necessary in Printing
Otlce The metal uSedin the manufacture of his Type
combines the important quality of toughness and hard
ness, and such will afford the greatest amount of M
rabilty watchful supervision IS also exercised in be
casting and finishing i'll order to insure the accuracy so
essential IN rule and figure tables, &c Particular aten-
ton is invited to the
New Series of Scotch-Cut Faces,
from Pearl 70 Great Primer They can be furnished com
pete, with all tie mathematical algebraical astronomi
cal and ether signs and the necessary accents for the
French, italian and Spanish languages in fonts VARYING
in size from . pounds to 5000. large variety of
GERMAN BOOK, NEWSPAPER AND JOB TYPE.
LABoRSAvISG QuorArIox METAL FURNITURE. cast accur
atey to Plea ems, in 3D. So 70 and loo pounds tounts
rr1r, ,,rr,1,1,o r,,-,r>,,, 49,, ,,o,,.,,,-..
l i . aEhEQl ING It's provided
description OF Stereo3fltg can be done the most
tcnstYe scale and at prices that will eQpare favorabv
with IN any 92ker establishment IN the country.
lie III Ting DEPAFTMENT-Contains
every facility Tor the successful production in Copper of
books, Cuts, Newspaper Heads, Postmasers and Book
binders stamps, &c, &c. &c In as short time and on
as favorable terms as elsewhere.
DESIGNING AND WOOD ENGRWING-lna superior man
heT, on reasonable terms
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EnR RrNr IN SaL.E

FHNAAT valuable tract of Land lately occupied by
Il VIM. Simmons, situated six miles west of Shrevc-
port, on the public road leading Marshall Texas 500
acres well improved, in good condition for cultivation
with good dwelling house and cabins good gin house
and mill, stables &c 7I3 acres well tmbered
Apply to the undersigned
febs-u b. l.. HODGE
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turning leaves Jefferson every
Il, t-I-t.lIA 4 - tIA nArINrna

The I9eta connects at Shreveport With the splendid
weekly packets, Grand Duke, Grand Era and De Soto
Freight will be received forJeterson and way landings
by ). G. ELSTAER, agent. Office No. lG Commerce
street, Shreveport feb2o
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f.n ield Female College,
..- ID, DES0TO PARISH, L.

ninaton Of this institution viii com
0r.. .#a the 2Sth day of June, next
4. aa. June 20th the sermon before the GraGu-
b. preached by the REv. G. c. GiLLEsrEE.
Orleans Christian Advocate
ming, July End, the CONCERT or Vo-
VIAL Music will be given.
ant Day-W Wednesday, July 3d-In
from the Graduating Glass, an a.
redby the Rev. WIN. d. SHEA Prdai-
eye.
vted to attend.
CHAS. B. STUART, President.
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Consignees Of Merchandise per Steamboats,,

ConslgneeS Of Merchandise per Steamboats,,
AZ 4. IL. H1RI d Co.'s HB Cundliff; Emanaba
Inmerctt; Bogges; Alexander & Allen; H Hogta; A [
!aE A Perry; J K r. s. Co; w NJ Bowers; S Rhine:
9 A Stark; 4 H Ramsour; ghos Smith (Tyler;) Thas
Smith (Larissa;) Miller, Mcclellan Bo Col Greer;
" Wells Bro; 7 Head S; (Swanson's landing;) join
Foster Finley, Fletcher Co.
Al HoUeH d, Bltckner's-T Y Young; A Ross.
4oHo Founow i II Scott; w 7 Scott; Terrell:
gla5 leMorse; j F w Marshal L Z Lister; Lee;
Herald Gazette (Jeferson) G B Woods; A Pearpoint:
JAJ Scmgs; " F Rain; w K Hurscy; J S Hole1nan,
Cousins
Al SIMPSONS & ColEoss,'s.-T g Erwin & CO; Dr..
a LoTance; B Gamble; Mrs. NJ Mathews: Robt.
holmes z Davidson; I NJ Cole; E Il Haden.
NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT
a REGULAR SUMMER PASSENGER PACKET.
IN PLACE OF THE GRAND DUKE
e57,. TIE new, substantial and fast running
.lhll.-IS steamer HOMER, SAN APPLICABLE,
s1ss83 master, viii run during the entire summer
ri - as irregular packet between NewOrleans
NV reyeport touching at all the landings and planta
2 ~ lhe river, leaving Shreveport every alternate
-"''uSy evening, on the arrival Of the stages, viz:
SATURDAY, July G.
SATURDAY, july 20.
SATURDAY, August 3,
oHIlRDAN, August IT,
SATURDAY, August 81
SATURDAY, September a.
oAIURDAl, September 81
SATURDAY, October H.
saturday, October 2G
oAIlRDAl, November q
r. SATURDAY, November Is,
IPontof speed, safety and superior RECOMMENDATIONS
nv e'IgF Is unsurpassed by any boat in the trade.
t pam Applegate thankful for the liberal patron
fsIeolore bestowed upon him. sOlicits continuance
sumo Particular attention will be paid to all or.
--s entrusted to the boat iune26
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0UTHERN VS.. NORTHERN MANUFACTURE.
SOAPS! SOAPS!! SOAPS!!!

Warranted equal if not superior to the most favorite
northern brands of the like grade and prices
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A CARD

UAItDI
YIN To my numerous friends and GUS 49,
l:-Iaa toners beg to ANNOUNCE that 1g0 ~
G.zS have taken agency for Mr.. > LIrTHAuBR, and
re-opened in Mrs Lafons brick building, on Texas
street near the corner of Spring where they viii find the
largest and finest assortment of goods offered in this
market before, consisting of
WATlC HE'S,
of the best English manufacturers fully guaranteed and
ut Prices TO compare with any House in New
Orleans. also keep large assortment of
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
SILVER WARE
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE..

IL Subscribers, under the name Of HUI & Fyte,
was this day dissolved ymutua consent Either Of the
parties authorised 10 use the name of the firm in
liquidation
Persons to said firm win please cali ana settle
and those having claims, will for settlement
as the business must be closed up. a. N. HULL,
Shreveport, April 25, 1860. VIM c. FYFFE
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Died,

AZ Mobile, on the 9TH instant Mr. THOMAS FRANK
FORT aged A years Mr.. T. for the last eight years,
i resided in Mobile but the greater part Of lily pre-
riols life was spent in New Orleans. lie l1s left
widow and several brothers to regret his death
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FOR SALE.

TUX SALE,
A <sNI - The COTTAGE DWELLING, situated on
kSs5.SEAC Spring street, adjoining Dr. Clark 5 and
IIjsnISll known as the Rancho. 1t possesses
's sR4zs.5 allthecoaEenences reggisitef for good
comfortable home fine cisefn kitchen Servants rooms
stabes,&c. Toa cash purchaser abargain Will be given
apply to Lapf 3tfl STACEY & WELLS. I
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NEW ORLEANS Il SHREVEPORT
promptly attended to by the officers. febi3
SHREVEPORT AND JEFFERSON

TRI- WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKET.
,fszS57. a Turbine new light draught passengerpack
s4%2gtE9s@ ct FLETA, BARNES, master, will RUIZ
EsHssS&zz during the season regular tri-weekIy
packet between Shreveport and Jefferson touching a.
Moorin';sport, Pitts, Svansons Port Caddo, Bentol
and all Intermediate landings and plantations leaving
Shreveport every
N MON A., MORNING, at O'Clock
FRIDAY
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M AER
Dealer ia
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. PRODUCE.
WINES, LIQUORS,
STEAMBOAT AND BAR STORES
Corner Of Texas aud Spring Street
SHREVEPORT, La.
HAVING removed to his fine, large and eommodi-
IL Gus store-rooms which he has had erected on the
site Of his old stand takes this method of informing his
old friends and thepubc generally that havngjuStre-
turned from New Orleans with a large aud complete
Stock of every description Of goods consisting OF Gro
ceries Dry Goods Clothing Hardware Plantation and
Family Supplies OF every description all of which hav-
ing been scectedn person and purchased fer cash heis
enabled to sell goods at Lower Prices than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore ex
tended to him. he asks continuance of the same
Shreveport March IA, 1860.
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Examination Of Keachi Female College

IHE annual examination of the classes of the Keacl
Female College will commence TUESDAY, June 25th,
and close THURSDAY, 9th.
I friends of the College are most cor
Ua. ,tcnd the exercises
J. Ii. TUCKER President
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Thy De Soto connects at Shreveport with the steamer
teta eers0n and all intermediate landings and also
with the steamer VIM NJ, Levy for Fulton and above the
rant For freight or passage apply on board 10
j. c. EI.STNER,
ftb.0 No. Is Commerce street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28
A PARTY OF LINCOLNIrES BURNT UP.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 27'-The Louisville Courier of yes
tesday learns that squad of twelve sent to
Franklin, KY, Monday last to arrest Lincolr
lies who were committing depredations in that neigh.
borhood The Lncolntes had collected to the number
Of twelve FER fifteen At the house of Of their num-
Der. The owner of the house defed our squad and
fred upon our men, killing one and wounding one or
Two others. Our charged upon the house, set FIRE
to it. and burnt up all the men in IT, eIcep. two, who
escaped. detachment Of twenty-five cavalry arrived
at franklin last night arrest the parties implicated
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TELEGRAPHIO.
TIE LEGIsLATURE OF LOUISIANA


BAIoH RouGs, La, Nov. % I'm tbs Senate to-day, |.
jo1t resolution introduced By Mr. Moore approving
Of the Governors recommendation to Che Banks 70
pend specio PAYMENT sud TO Fsue 1he Confederate
States Treasury in Che psoc of ther bank aoes
The resolution also provides for the submission Of the
question to the vote Of the people of Louisiana.
Mr. Noors also introduced bill authorizing the police
juries of the several parishes to levy taxes for parish
purposes.
resolution was offered TO inquire into the expectancy
Of the assumption By the STATE Of the collection and
payment of the Confederate War tax.
In the House, Mr.. Tappan offered resolution to sd
iournsho Legislature to New Orleans. After consider
able discussion, the resolution was made the special
der for tomorrow.
A Joint resolution offered by Mr.. Dunguisnd and
reported for the election Of Confederate States Senator's
TO take place on Thursday.
An important bill was introduced by Mr. Estler, in
on to executory processes, and another by Mr. Solo
mon in relation to the registry Of voters in New Orleans
A joint resolution introduced by Mr. Aacauly to
80 at into the election Of State Printer Il will be
acted on tomorrow.
The Governors Message sent into both Houses Of
the Legislature to day, at ~ o'clock.
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THE YANKEE FLEET on OUR COAST.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 2O.-The Port Royal correspondent
of the Times, Of this city, says that the Federal feet s
to be divided transports to convey 5000 troops
to open another port The transports akingin
supply osEatar for fifteen days. There is sufficient
cotton here and on Pope Island ungnned TO make 1900
bales.
The steamships Delaware, Boston aud Cosmopolitan
have been chartered by the Federal Government for three
months and will depart immediately for Port Royal.
The Atlantic Is now cosling and will take provisions to
Port Royal, and also carry troops.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28
ACTIVE MOVEMENTS BY THE YANKEE TROOPS
IN KENTUCKY.

NASHVILLE Nov Achievements in Louisville and
elsewhere in Kentucky afford indications of early moyg
by the Federas Large numbers of them for the
pist ten days. have arrived and departed for their re-
spsctive rendezvous Three regiments have arrived at
Louisville daily and been sent forward towards Bow
Ing Green. General Nelson's command has been with
dawn from Pre'tonsburs to the mouth of the Sandy
from which point they sent to Louisville, Wild Cat,
and Camp Dick Robinson. Troops seem TO DO concen.
tratirg a. Danville and Crab Orchard
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NAVAL ENGAGEMENT BELOW sAvANNAH-THE
YANKEES ON TYBEEl leland.

sAvAsSAH, Nov. 81 Commodore Tatnall, with three
small and one gun-6cat attacked the Federal
fleet in COckspur roads yesterday The engagement
listed hour, and from forty to fifty shOls were
changed. No person was injured on our side The eff.
feet Of the fling on the enemy is unknown. Failing to
draw the fleet under the guys of Fort Pulaski Commo-
dore Tana withdrew. There are now six large vessels
inside Of the bar. and large frgae towed
yesterday afternoon The enemy has pcke;s all ssound
Tybee Island, as far Kings Landing.
1t is reported that the Yankees have taken possession
of warsaw and that they preparing to attack Fort
PULASKI.
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GEN. RosECRANs TO THE WASHINGTON GOV
~ EMINENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-Despatches received to-day at
the War Department from General Rosecrans states
that General Floyd, with bis entire force, has abapdoned
his position near Gauey Bridge aud has gone towards
Rchvlle where it is understood he intends to make
stand Rosecrans is still at Gauey Bridge with his
WHOLE command. 1t is contemplated to make forward
movement a. soon the necessary arrangements can
ha made.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28

STABBISe AFTAE.-Yesterdsy, shout o'clock, me n
named Haskell resident of Manchester, stabbed
by Bsnnel Hill an employee at the Laboratory" near
the Petersburg Depot. Haskell undertook to cowhide
Hill for charging or insinua,ing, we hear that bis
sister, Miss Haskell, who employed at the "Labora-
Tory" had appropriated certain materials to her own
use Hill tu rendered himself to the police, and will be
brought before the Mayor this morning. We learn that
Haskel's wound is not considered dangerous.
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sra GR. l.. Il. b.
RECRUITS WANTED FOB TIE RICHMOND LIGHT
INFANTRY BLJJEa

EACH RECRUIT ENTERS ACTIVE SERVICE 30 SOON As IN
LISTED.
NY number OF good Recruits will be eoelved into this
a Corps permission having been eetarsd increase the
complete battalion The BlueI attached 10 the IN
Legion 10 service In Western Virginia. under the command
OF Brssiier General Henry A. Wise
The Blues enlisted for the entire nudnce hs
AMI recruit viii be accepted for lesu Rod pf enlistment
Apply Captain Hammond Dugan. ONCE owe
p fayio huse store No 1s haa street. between BIB sne
l0tA, Richmond, between the hours ofe a and PM
None need apply but of goos character and roesF
heath.
Honorary mbes ofhs Bues ana hH fsnda shrosshouss
country are requested 70 assist u.s.
D. yDWrNGs VIA
suse-dAeH ospssis IL Il
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MAYORS CoURr Yesterday Mat Egan was srraigned
o answer the compound charge of being drunk, abu-
sing the officers in the "cage" and asssultng the prs
o1e.s oouhued there BE was a6u 'ged guilty and
ned So aud required to give security for bis good be-.
tavior, in the sun Of 5000.
John sbocker was fined IS for opening bis bsr-room
on Sunday last.
Daniel, q slave charged with stealing watch from
Henry slave vas dschlrgei. .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28

THK MILrrA.-Tde ordinance recognizing the militia
has not yet been acted upon by the Convention If tits
important to adopt the ordinance at ALL II shod be adop
ted al once. No knows what day NAV bring for b.
The option gains ground thst battle will soon take
place near Fairfax. or the result Of that contest wi en-
it does occur we entertain no doub but still it would
be proper to put the AIRY Of the State the
bost footing posbe 70 that be prsp.red FOR any
emergency II the proposed ordinance will improve the
present system let IL be adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28

WHAT CRowD!-The Congress and Convention are
now in session. The Legislature will assemble next
Monday It is expected that the Convention will ad.
iourn on Saturday, but il will scarcely be able to COM
pe,e It's abors for week beyond that day. With this
multitude of couoselors IN midst there should GER
tanly be much wisdom if rot abundance Of the ne
cessaries of lie What splendid chance for 4 gay
season" there would be but for the horrible war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28
pI.TImBAGO on BLACK LuAD,

rr,IKEs dIec,iy IT m the mine neh Raleigh. horoughy
osnd elesnsed and prepared for Paint for nbneStng
h,.,prs cf every kod prevent hcon, Tor eIaeees
d. .leansng and polishing sorts OF metals oI iselns tne
moalds q Roundyusn, and Tor al 0'ns' uses W
q Ia applicable ,,,., 4, LA. A anil. nurchassrs
BY Rslelgh Nc
din -e-' ~ -
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THE LEaIsLaruEE viii meet on Morday next. Abe

TIE LEGISLATURE will meet on Aorday next. About
twenty counties in the Northwest will be unrepessnied,
unless the Convention will stake the responsibility" Of
lug the vacancies occssioned by the base dsoyay Of
those members who have their fortunes with the bo
gas government This will probably be done to-day
VIM =. Gordon E.q Gle K OF the House Of Delegates,
has reached the city, and number Of the members have
alrasdv arrival
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28

IxqUEsr.-Alderman San1,y held an inquest, yester-
day, over the body of Dr. T. G. Workman, who died ct
the police station in Jefferson Ward, yesterday
iug lie wss found Tuesday evening, lying on the side
walk OF Bro ad street. in nsensibe condition. and was
removed to the cage The verdict OF the jury was died
from intempe-ance ard exposure" 1t is supposed that
the deceased came TO this city from Louisiana.
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allied some hours Alter tn. Constitution had left Port,
N0TICH.

VNo THE TAX PAYERS OF MADIaoE wARD-Ih have appoint
cdr krozEL and JLNIs GoDpts Assessors, cr the as
tre above ang l4h 10 4h Streets for The purpoes o. %
lAnnk taxable property hen according TO an act OF O
endeavor 70 leave With the IsPeeuYe
parties their resdenees duplicate forms OF properly
Die under act reurned AIDED gpderneA on or DC
fore The 6th day OF oce. Bank street.
second 18th All parties owning propy OF
others Dg 10 make such return are nAoie
% befaxtd doube In conformity with the law:
,oos-st Collector Of the Confederate Tax.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28

THEATRE The new drama, entitled The Scouts; or
the Plairs Of Manassas" will DO again presented at Il
Theatre to night The proceeds will be appropriated to
the Hampton soldiers We learn that Miss Ids Vernon
will make her first appearance, this season. on Monday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28
FRON PENSACOLA.

An official dispatch received ght before last from Gen.
Bragg says that everything is quiet about Pensacola,
and that the Federal feet keep safe distance from bis
guns BE is fully prepared for renewal OF the fight
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28

CHRIsrxAs Is now less than four weeks "of" The
festival occurs on Wednesday this year. Tha prospects
are that Santa Claus will not be so generous the
suing Christmas eve as he has been in times past The
'Ito folk" will receive fewer presents and probably
will eat less coniections.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28

CENTRAL RAILROAD CoNPASg.-Ths annual mteiDg
of the Stockholders of this Company viii take p ce
this afternoon at o'clock OF Franklin Hail. adjoining
| the Exchange Hotel