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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

RlEE EIaCGSs.
in Iors, imported seO, ea Irsees b. ihs"Ls,s
w Star
100 eases hne Glare, Wine
51baskets Champaign Wias
cssks French brandy
bsddes large 10. very superior old Tres BTaa 81
Questionable age ard purity having be.a n bond
Also London Porter feo.eh Ale, Ah ard Scotch WhISy os
jamaica Ram, &c. Our Of Virginia BYE 1hsty
most OF the best Srsndl, par O. seh very od "a
III OF which viii .si AZ snSl HsgAnee n irs 4 fi zr
shssert. ICBngoS YOUNGER pTEy,
isle 40. II Pearl Stfsst. RahIaord. 9e-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
81. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
e. A = Cs,OpT

loOl. NLO1tO h1uA4Nu' lOVi'
e. A. ;. CEOPT ION,
Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent,
oyyICE coENkR WALL AND FRANKLIN sTREETs, 0PPo-
SITE DICKINSON HILh co,
RICEl ALoND, VA.
tyHE subscriber begs return h1 Acknowledgements 10 his
enae and Patrons r Their favc during the past six yeArs
nl vou Inform them that still coutnues the business Of Biz
ING or NEGROES, RENTING our HOUSES, COLLECTING
JAIs and al buness pertaining 70 General Agency TO all
Ehleh he giyes RS perScHdi GtisH:toa. -
SCI Part "a Ia Inc country who eatruLi the hiring Of their
heroes him. may assured Of attention being paid TO
n then none other b. good homes and the best prices and
the yent VI gckne TIE besbHSdcdi and eTS0ndl attention
81. always supplied lie also Large comfortable apart
cen with bis Ones where those servants who are not
ovied wh place. stay night during he hnSI mAT
-,ai,. With = FOOD Ore, TREs " CuARdE-
seoes cvlg had better se sent n 70 ne A.
early afer Carssnas as possible
10 loss a. ois,aes % toloa personally gnkHOO, beg
70 rGi6r % tae tollOto!ag Peysoas:
gsAr,ond DlSkosol, HI 90; King and Queen county Dr..
oas LssAns Arthur Temple John Lumpkin, Thomas laune-
oy; Wcsnoresad county Dr. = D. RhseWrght Rev. Thos
eke; King william county, John Laiane, W. u Latane, Dr.
ohn Lewis King George county George Turner Rehard Turner
Naaass Thomas Lee; Caroline comfy, 70 Hudgn, Dr. John
D. Bur Elsex couny n J. b. Wlocs, Dr. James d. LGtsne,
siuAd Noel Beverley b. Eoy, J. Soy Mcou, Wsey fogg,
George Wright Gloucester coany, Dr. Thomas Copon, JET.
rson subb Jasper o. Hughes James City county PARIS Slater;
q Clopoa bert BoEie Dr. l. O. Cramp John Lacy 2 r.
LACY Louisa county Dabney Parrish Cubt county W d.
Copton Foster Lauenburg county w. W. Brown; OopePer
,oauy J. D. OheEnug Prince william county, Wn. Where
yorioit Capt J. g. Middleton, John GorneJ.
ceelS-diyfcln
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
ALL TEE PREMIUMS.
PL0WS! PL0WS!! PL0WS!!!
STARKES PATENT SOUTHERN PLOW

VLTAg awarded Patent BY the Patent Com
w rainsisner st Washington, on the Goth " -"
day OF August, 1850, and st the late Ysir OF ~
he virginia state and Central Agricultural Mn
Societies held IL Rchuond In October, vas <-sA-v--
awarded tire Premium for being The best one
horse Piov two-horse Pow and the best reehorss
or exhibition, oil the most popular
Of Ploys State and awarded the Silver Medal Of the
vair OF the Mechsncs Insiate of the State bsd Richmond
81 tie time The Farer who does bad Flowing nafes
bad crop therefore, send Jour orders AID get the be. . be had
p. II. EfARKE,
Nc. q, . doors sboves. Charles Hotel,
Hois Richaond Va
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DISsOIUTIoN OF CO.PARTAERSHlP.

DISsOLUTI0H OF CO-PARThERSHiP.
TJyHE Co.PaTtnershp Ct ClarksOn. Anderson * Oo.,
was dissolved July LIST BY nutusl consent j. a. I
~ will settle the business though either partner WI ssh ~
sn The hooks accounts be found al the once Of
UarAsea Co., No. lO6 hGin street. c,,Dvsou
I'M. ANDERSON,
"a :, II. DR0wRELL.
NOTICE.
49,, ,.r ,h g.,e our safe, viii be for CASH, payable
1 '.I,St, ,tir,~ davs CLARKsoN CO.,
.s " No. loo Main street
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DOGEEFT n ANDERSON,

pV.slv-y s,y re Eau Trade Capslngs' GU rloc', ~
- C1ftzn G .1ea, Joruces aud b.nli Wado" saalsi
- fTsrieI Hrir All u1s1 Or sale - 9E wiser
rT Beds and Nstzsel made . crisr AZ .ori %
@ Pcr hanging dons n The sy o. eounJ ~ 'aPsl2t "O'A
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~ LHTNRg C.P>! s'LSery ,StPs.! .,,,,,,
ki 60QfFF gdsrs WaoI 7H.- rn1 q AZ, To zoe iit-i
- he Pubic generally M, l,s5 so[ o, lionAS
l tr.v noe AID Lack CLlri md fatg1e S1st G~ps $50
@ ~ snt On t.vo able te-us As 10 sas cl'
p .so,5 Pa-tcisr attention desired 70 the hl-rS dal
IN. 49,. NOS. durable add Warest Cap rog naEui C
20 pay-g ou hsnd good supply o. took tne d,
80. q.t r the Wholesale and Reta tIade WI De conl
"a ION 4 DJO 81 No 81 Issn Street, Richmond vs., seo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
1RAND CUTTING.

Two HysICHsEs.-Ihe Cub Carbonate B,smuth ceer-
ei you perfect sub, te for the suh Nitrate, which
k aud The compiler. Of the Dpe7satory
wide t1sl FIR Tire Srb Car II
nent sntass the Sob Nitrate and proren: prae
op pr.r ufcept supply received 70 all al p.e,crp
ITEMS h SUPPLY othe best chemicals and
prodnc heretofore surpiy In the care
fuI am Of pat MEADE BAKER
pharm ,s6 bAin Office se2e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

gS@sSPECEAL NOETCE.-oving to The
- ~ i-possety o. procuring supplies, except iof SSs,
- - hrrssTrr vii Be for cash only, eHcepans ony hoss
Scss accounts have heretofore promptly Pa N we h'
oiy9ossfJ Anu '-J No 93 Main Street
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- S s-aIb.vs for sor,e -ruhs useain my ilLaLy Seo
-, 5Sl, decorated Rsgtng 20 = ders and az az .j.,,
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ave syes ,i oi aSin sssy avs .re usea
1870. ~ fe2 y
Pvte-IsaryJui Va, see, Ls.G
- TO "A = = ID DE DEL. w., ~. =,
- ,rv,;- A,D Assist ants would oeS 20 usl.e -.
stte1rSa % - deals q, Department. Of TIC VafSui ,,g ~
tp. cvs-s,t al tH. yru'ederEtr states, 13W n
- e.. .,1 sy-s1sv. gct o. Books, SPcrs StsIohg
~, E,.ysigDg, ss.nik Books, &e.' Nmen l VII
u. .,eb-I q IL s.tsbIshuelt N extensive BOOK hlHe
~ s afs pre2sr.d % ezr5ate Binding ara me ~
LAM C - VI s'N'' - A. MORRIS,
ioHs'' P''0'@ PubHsher and Bookseller,
~. 81 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

DUVAz a NOR q - "sioi.S 70 M ,S
-, isg t.sr9 a. appetite and Relieving i.tm OF SOS
80 V'o-Ss, ti-soa-, sur'et and D'..n5'T 1na ll Ds
$3.50 b,-,s Ia .ubi..t ntsyl.ly his Move t"n iN,h
,r,-tia 40 ossv cost ~ hsr ssi can Dc ie on aI'
S..i 4, lmp,vel v ont ~ a' back to BE as, gcor
NC n, - en- u.,i rytuas vc, d'se Is 'ntroduct,,n
t four wears 40 This y aud al paris OF we 'Ale
80 North cAfoaa Nes rs ar N AIN every quarter "
~. I1r,s,-.nI The derauI 5 taiIs inorea sing Il,
m Horse Tonic Wv uniyr-sN ss'l'tacoon - az a.
"a p.rn ana 20 .scertain tcanbe ohtsined u the
suS a., ts IN tai, STATE nj OF J4s p DUAL Drug
- SO Proprietor and bssutc ,urrr -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
uUNT Il JAMES,

Richmond, Virginia,
,rzrrAI CqNMISSIOg MERCHANTS,
80 a. t,e sale OF Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
500 packages uoSior sale.
-Wpehss,sr republican, stagn,on Spectator and FREEZER
-. -. I'M s-nv m-a and send o.- % Nn-- wv
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R u DICKINSON, } Surviving
NAT. d. HILL, Partners.

oPARTSERsElP.T ms sehscre r, have a1 soc,
Z 5hsrsev t9Est1-y, ia 'sF l-s ~ .. , b,.'rcs1
~ ~ sSls Of Fsgfoes he OH ssAal,he5 ';anI on
Hin CO. EGr n VIZ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

r>,ss0IvgE N OP CO-eAHHN sstsNH III
~ 80 o. n BILT the concern Or DicE ssos' In
= ,vsl Az persons iuiebted 70 ssli concern wi az
imin.diase payment 10 Us t.e NNuA0 W wv -' " -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-01-30

RELIGIOUS TONE, NORTH AND SoUTH-Rev DR.. A. A.
Lpscomb chancellor of the university Of Georgia de-
vered before the legislature of that State on
the occasion of the fast day appointed by the governor
namely 2Sth November, 1860. The text was "out Of
the depths have cried unto thee 0 Lord" 1t was i'm
mcdatcy asked for by the Legislature and is before
in pamphlet form 1t exhibits the usual characteristics
of the auther-energy of thought piety of sentiment
beauty ana elegance of expression. In cosngBhe ser
mon, Dr. LipscOmb turns TO the sad condition of our
country In addition to the excellence of the discourse
we struck blythe contrast it affords bctwecnthc tone
Of most of the preachers north, and the south in re-
card to the national crisis OF the present political
difficulty between the north and the SOUTH he says:
II do not say how it should be settled but do i'm
More yoa.tobe thoughtful prudent consderate men.
mpore YOU to suppress all bitterness all strife all ha-
tred | inporc YOU to think decide, act as christian
statesmen looking to God our Father for guidance pray
ing for His control and submitting yourselves unreser
vedv to His Supreme will. Left to ourselves aban-
doncd by his mercifu spirit folly and passion will only
shape downward destiny. Men are feeble for good
but mighty for mischief. The weakest loses his
nsgnifcance when he perpetrates a wrong. Then he
starts suddenly into Goliah. Then the ghnirGs leap
to his service Then the blowy air Swes with his rage
and the billowy sea urges with its fury. Oh then
pray Won hasten to God and ask His direction Out
Of the depths-those depths-cTy unto the Lord your
Cod
IF have to SO out of this Union, shall 20 with
bleeding heart. love its principles; loveit vndica-
ton of the rights Of man; love its assertion and its
championship of these fundamental doctrines ofequaity
and fraternity which the hepes Of the werrepose;
love its beautiftl4Hrmeny of liberty and law. Tlove
il for those traditions that precious written
truths. and for memories that can never die For the
sake of eur fathers loyeit. For their graves rising
As haowot monuments around the altar of our free
dem love IT, For what it has been to you and yours
to me and mine to the world love it. still love il
as our fathers created il want nc better government
IL B.,k.
cannot have this of the constitution hene exercise
our right as freemcn and christians TO establish such
government as we need OFT Of the depths, If our
rjcs have first arisen shall rise and their
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The kindness of q friend enables me to furnish YOU
with design fer the coat of arms and flag for the
new southern contelcracy which do not doubt will
CRAFTY the good of many OF your readers Ger
ainlv not the least significant merit Of the device as
conceive it. is the fact that emanates from the Jealous
patriotism Of one of the distinguished ladies OF
our State 1t will not be for the of Louisiana to
fail to appreciate the fair cndeavors OF those who have
ever been the nsprcrs and the rewards of glorious
achievements to provide for our new national granduer
fitting standard and escutcheon.
Audubon in his work upon the birds of America,
expresses his surprise that the people of the United
States had not selected the gray eagle their repre-
sentative rather than the bald eagle in all respects
much inferior"
I Therefore propose as the arms Of the new southern
confcdcracy the gray eagle standing upon ronrock
typical OF the tirmuess with which the south has de
termined to maintain hcrrght and the valor with which
she will defend them. Upon shield Of gold repre-
sentinc the wealth of our resources place live oak
representing our strength and surrounded with wreath
OF cotton tobacco sugar cane, and palmetto enaneed
proper, Letthe supporter be knight in full armor-
reminding us that the first settlers Of the south
gentleman and that their dead bones must not blush to
acknowledge us their descendants. Let the knight
trampe upon scorpion (abolitionism, which will GER
tany sting itself to death before INJURIES us Let the
other supporter be negro stranglinT the serpent
ihypocricy) which would lure him to his destruc-
ton and let the motto be firm for our rights
Let Us not east aside the coors of Washington
the great man of the SOUTH tue of Virginia mother
of the States Let our flag still float to the breeze the
star spranglcd banner under which southern men have
often led to vctory-bu let have fifteen vertical
stripes Of white and red and fifteen stars azure
fed-forning great star, typical that in defence Of
their rights the southern States will all be as one
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-01-30

GovERSoR's MEssAGE.-Wc lay this document in full
before our readers 1t is not purpose to praise OF
find fault withit-et others perform that task. We
give the latest intelligence in possession from every
part Of the country aud cannotbu express the opinion
that there il still hopes Of amicable adjustment Of
MI difficulties without resortng the horrors of civil
war Great Lord, thou, who governs heaven, directs
the hurricanes the winds the the burning voca-
noes the thunder that shakes the very foundation Of
our Garth and the lightning that burns ourlofriest pine
and other forest trees-can alone save
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F1RE.-We are panied to learn that the residence OF
Mrs L. P Grain just without the corporate limits, was,
together with its contents entirely destroyed by fire. on
Monday night last When first discovered the fire
was making rapid progress through the wanscot, from
the outside-where it no doubt originated and 50
ercey did increase that the inmates barely escaped
with their lives, without saving even their wardrobe
Loss. sx Or seven thousand dollars which their i
no insurance From all appearances, this is no doubt
the work of the midnight inccudary.
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At the request of Capt Beard, we announce the fact
that Capt Hays of the steamer Starlight, has donated
to the Shreveport Greys fifty dollars. He is also il
receipt ofthc amounts annexed to the following names:
G. II. Childers 800 90; S Cain, $25 90; DR.. A.
Tlournoy, $25 90; Capt. Marshall of steamer B. L.
Hodge, $25 90; Capt Smoker of steamer B. L. Hodge
$50 o0 Col Henry Marshall, 5000 90 @eThcsc are the
kind Of actions that speak louder than words.
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FoR New OELEASs.-Thc fine passenger steamer
DcSoto, Capt Beard, leaves tomorrow evening, at
5o'clock
The regular weekly passenger packet Grand Era,
Capt Ben, B, Konns will leave Friday morning at
10 o'clock.
The favorte and splendid passenger packet Grand
Duke Capt Appcgatc, will leave Saturday evening,
on the arrival Of tie stages.
The new and superb passenger packet Louis Dor,
Copt johnson, viii leave Tuesday evening next at
> o'clock
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Leaving .....,........,,..'-. -
Received during the year. ......'.

Remaining December 81, ls69 +; K. esdusafoh
The report from the SUPERINTENDENT OF pu0N Of
is herewith transmitted that Of the state bpa re-
learning at Alexandria will be ald '0elol bo subjects
ceved can not too strongly reeohli':;SS The
to which they relate to your attentive btainH
diffusion amongst the people of the means o
for the children Of ALL sound eehgns", Utilised State
among the first wants and duties Of s;tcpancs o.!
This State contributes largely TO the ~. L s,mrG1
public schools and has libegay cndoNt "a and IN sue
at Alexandria, now 50 admirably OF sGnIlto;ung higher
ccsssul operation for the purpose Oh far The tsat
standard andmuhpyng the home 'afhcr nsu'l
ing Of the youth of the State heSe III the coninD
lions for the purposes of educauoH, -.
care of the State 10 rapor o. n
u on will be gratiied to observe by me rrecs ht
board Of currency, with what hiring the P,s
banks of our State have been cohuuS frcia ,rllNt
year In the midst Of political anl ct+s ssTeoblsa
under which banks ofother cities anI yqbangei W.
to suspend specie payment, and an US # New ORES"
country were disarranged the banks Gbomselyes pm
maintained and continued 10 srehs e. nosion, TAA
they reached their present rcycrs'
no future political events or ll,aoule p ~
shake They have preserved for tA' 'rT9ir1peatAly
currency, and to the trading nteFtS's The latest of
instrument for prosperous If the baa
statement shows the aggregate Ea9iH' saj Sg5,53E ~
New Orleans exclusive of captal, " - a1naI "
meet this, they have in specie : ~ t fota
and threefourths Of oneper cent e 25f 81, WIZ
lhey nave eNchan9e aIltouE;E3N ava items w IA.
nearly equivalent to coin. These wv paebedness IN
eighty-nIne per cent Of their emu 4scsited VIA
ding to this the amount of b9uds ~ tbe free b'l
auditor as security for circulallobJ Z - agains
89S PSI Of liabilities Of one hund red anu rrespe' 4,
rreans to one hundred ol debt lonp in ronna
the portfolios of the banks when = Triumphant
ures to s1q 600 COO This result IS ~, system guy.
stration of the soundness Of our 5e banking
the same time the inestmaDle Fu'' the board v N;
cples, applied through the age9ciE; t o. With wha I
rency oaf Abe discretion and fidelity Il specie s
been administered That accuuu%ngrla 5aoton 10 M hi
banks and the course OF the resqi of conracn
snt opportunity for applying to the fd 1id
by law which have long though. . Sg IN reag "
sst in times Of commercial conyas ssst. Of papf O. &
the general currency agaisst tue M other WIND
ono hand and Of bank eNpensggS ,,,cs under tA9
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-01-30

DEArsEss.-Through an advertisement in another
column it will be seen that Dr. w L. Davis No. l2I
Carondelct street New Orleans offers for sale the new
" invented invisible hearing apparatus BY the assis
lance of which, persons afflicted with deafness, are
enabled to hear with the greatest ease.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-01-30

MILITARY CELEpRNrrox-The Shreveport Greys,
Capt Beard viii parade our streets to-day for the pu-
pose of celebrating the independence of Louisiana and
the reception of stand of colors, provided for them
bv the ladies Of this place
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-01-30

BY reference to the advertisement twill be seen that
meeting Of all those in favor Of organising military
company, for home protection will take place to-mor-
row evening, at the Gaiety theatre.
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n. 7. Willis, in his last letter from dcwild' TO the
Home journal speaks follows of the social effects OF
the present political enlargement of the north apd
south: Political, trade aad sectional differences uue
ont of the question: land 'News" knows these branches
OF the question sufficiently discussed in the other
papers we sustaining great social loss in the cs-
arrangement Of the south In all the larger and more
refined circles OF our American Socety--at Saratog,
and Newport, in gaycres of the cities and on our
routes OF fashionable travel and resort-the southcrners
are unqucstionably the class most sought and admired
as the incest people 1t would be hard to find cul-
who does not number many OF his most valued friends
and ptcasantc acquaintance in this class Explain il
by what social alchemy YOU please too the infusion OF
the southern amagam in any aembic Of politeneS4 at
the NORTH exceedingly improves the mental-partlv no
doHbt, from the corrective given by the more generous
and graceful qualities Of the south to the more angular
and calculating qualities of the north The American
travellers who shine at foreign courts and in foreign
society, are from the south. They are in fact our
countrys natural paricians And-abuscd though they
are at distance by of the northern newspapers
offensive ''eIgarchy'-the tribute of preference
and admiration is paid to them, by these northerners
and this very time, whenever they come personally in
contact And so, with all the momentous issues" of
secessonle to gregarous discussion NAV we not
fairly own, that individually, northern men are regret
ing exceedingly the social arrangement of the SOUTH
~e~--l-.--
TESNEssEE.-The election for delegates to the Ten
neSsee State convention takes place on the 9th February
-
The Petersburg Express states that major Rab~Fs
Anderson is not kentpckian but native Of Bucking
ham county Nirrinia
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-01-30

AcctDESr-A valuable negro woman belonging to
George b. Nerrctt, Of this parish, was accidentally
burned % badly last Sunday that she expired the next
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Hnnne Gnards.

At meeting Of the Home Guards, parish OF Caddo
for ward No 4 composed of men aged Tor! i've ears
and upwards held in Shreveport on SATURDAY ga s'
the following gentlemen were appointed committee
"a peton the governor of louisiana through our SEN
ator and parish representatives, ornSh US win arms
and ammunition 10 defend fresdcs and the proper
" of fellow-ctzens in case OF danger.
The committee most respectfully solicit Col Flournoy,
our senator aI"ssrs White and Robson our repreSeh-
tyes to wait on his exccIlcncy Gov Moore, and eN-
nain 10 him the. danger of our situation in case our
Young men should be called away in defence OF the
State.
Should his excclleuev feel unauthorized by law to
grant petition, then request our senator ana rep
resenatives to introduce bill into the leglSiat"tf III
cooperating battalion under the style oil the Ioc
Guards of the parish of Caddo and to furnish the com
Dany Ward No. 4 and such other companies as VIII DC
formed, with arms, ammunition, Ne; the companies
thus formed to be employed in the parish OF Cadao,
subject to the order of the governor OF the STATE or
his adiuant general each member beng responsible
with security for the arms they receive.
In ease of insarrection we would suggest that the
arms should consist Of light mu>kets and bayonets
The list nrpany for Ward No 4, at present. consists
Of the following officers and prFatcs and III lie" DAYS
will in all probability, increase TO 90 men Our repre-
sentatiyeS acquainted with the parties, and can
! Judge of their responsibility and responsibility:
Captain T. P. Hotchkiss lst lieutenant, henderson
Markham: I'd lieutenant W 9. Beck treasurer, Jonas
Robson; prvates, L. billiard H. s Roach, W - Ad'
ans w. Holmes S b. Jones' b Barker, Jas. |. NeemS
S. P Day, Ben. Stanton, II. D. Brown, b. + Logan
Warren Iecox, J. Close c. W. Gibson, Martin Tally
/ Chas. Urback, w. k Harrison, r. Mayre, e. \"
Lines Edmund Sawyer II. I. Stewart John Il. ilSon
VIM Brown, y f. Wright, W. w. Deloaoh W. :
Lewis, }. c. Bea, Wash Jenkins Bobt Cain, NJ +
Rcinhardt John Frisby,
We remain, gentleman very respectfully your fei
ow-citiZeus, L. BILLIARD,
n i. WRIGHT,
b. f. LOGAN, Committee
W JENKINS,
S.P. DAY,
Shreveport, Jan. IS, 1861.
ArrrxrIoS,-A meeting of the IIcmc Guards ofCad
do parish for ward No l. will take place at the Gaiety
theatre, this morning, at o o'clock
LAIlI, LtI