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BRIDGET.-MiSsug wants you to send her a box of Ce-
phalic Glue, bottle of Prepared Ps,-but Pm think
ing that's not just it naher but perhaps yam be afther
knowing what is Ye see she's nigh dead and gone with
the Sick Headache and wants of that same
reaived her before.
Druggist You must mean Spading' Cephalc Pills
Bridget-Cch! sure and you've sed it, here's the
quarter and give the Pills and don't be all day about
aither.
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Susnrapft 0ujUnaltyss

M ARYLAND Fl FIRE IN Si5,-, COAPANY
n: ". CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH SITS.
This Company ms loss BIZ fire an CrptiOnS
OF Property in the city ana elsewhere iHc'utng Vessels
THOs T. HAMBLsION, President.
DIRECTORS:
William ". Spence, William HOPKINS,
John j. .Abrahams j Summerfi-d Berr.,
Frederick Hickey Jr., Charles ". Lord,
John Stellman, Edward W Robinson,
George +. Sloan, John A. HamhleOn,
James II. Hoblitze Ira @ Canffi
tefe0tf OTIS SPEAR Secretary.
A SS0CIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANC E
IA COMPANY, No SOUTH STREET,
- OPPOsIsE TEE Sun BUILDING.
Recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF ITS LOSSES
AND ND EXPLICIT POLICIES, insures DWELLINGS, FUR
property at the LOWEST RATES OF PREMIUM.
JOHN K. MOORE, President.
DIRECTORS.
WIN. A. HACK, LANCASTER OULDl
JAMES c WHEEDEN JAMES A. BRUCE,
ALLEN PAINE, SAMUEL KIRK,
X, G. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS,
JACOB TRUST, JAMES
JAMES GETTY, Jos. G. BOYD,
Moan WALKER, JAS. y. GEORGE, SI..
j. T. FARLOw, F. A. MILLER.
sl3enu JOHN bJkEHART, Secretary.
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF BALTIMORE
OFFICE s. F.. CORNER OF SCUTH AND SECOND STREETS.
Policies issued every description lnsurable Proper
~ against loss by liIe, at the lowest rates.
ANDREW REESE, PRESIDENT
BOARD DIRECTORS:
James VI. Pouder, H. j. Werdebaugh,
VIM. &. Power, J. Stricken jenkins,
VIM. Ortwine, NJ BenZinger,
Samuel X. Smith, Elisha II. Perkins,
Aaron Fenton, James II. Stone,
Charles Hoffman, G. Howard Rogers.
. q. HARLAN WILLIAMS,
jalStf
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miscellaneous.
NHE AMALGAMATInN OELANGnAGES.

'E'HE ANALGAM ALTON OF LANGUAGES.-.
a There i growing tendency in this to arpropria
te most expressive words of other language and after
while to incorporate ten into own thus the word
Cephai which is from the Greek, signifying for the
head IS now becoming pOpulafZed in connection with
Mr. Spaidngs great Headache remedy but will t
used IN more .enera way, and the word Crphac wi'
become as common as Eectotype and Others whose
dEtncon as foreign words has been by
usage until they native and to the born"
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&lubIit Sa!fs.
BY >. II. CANNON.
FEE-SlMPLE PROPERTY

VII; IN All I1rT, NJ En
u Exchange sales Room Sec5nS sr s an OSDkY
ua On the soGh a. SIDE Sg o oev a LOT OF Y
ct more or less from Calvert Ffrraf ,sitI en- Hi,
- y: Is S,rf win DEPT Of & fss III, a
coupled as Restaurant, TERMS tsae.
wiltS,r at same tirnca,i 49, ,I, o, I, orr,-r,
RfN 9. ~ LOT q G&0CND situated on the East
lot are two wsLGqiIt !soory rirk bWELLSGso II being ing
~ r - a9d ~ East Pratt street ,.,..
rms al safe j. d. CANNON,
l-. Is Auctioneer.
49,. ,,o . 81 :, !, f.S1 n. 90 ' tiis
s.z TRUSTEE ) SALE.-By virueof a de-
sGs G G mt o S"2} s Es%G re fy s Ii
By G @ 9y Gf aaSga on &c Premises aios Gp ES
AL THAT PIECE or PARCEL or GROUND Situate
that t. say: Bs9 On M In Of f sonI6 Side Of
the corner formed by the intcrsecSn OF the south side Of
ming thence . @ ca S5 Of rune street ana run
George sxty-tTo feet ann f ~ ne aromnd
n Graz and Co. g =. oI l Iay.or and wlie to lanes
ing on that ground and parallel 10 BrIe NJ. @
bred and hiftv one FEET nine inches more Or less to Prce
Brce icy sixtytwo FEET six inches or theTea6"ut to
sGnt y feet eSsary from the line Of the sast side Of
hundred and irytwo feet and seven nches, more less,
rent Of 5lIlC2H, payable half yearly The Improvement
R in the ] 5 ana a2 c BcE G Bria 6wE MLfn
ING No IG2 '' " '0''
third cash on 6e a of & or po Cy e IGI f5e
Of and the in two equal instam-nts Of six and
twelve with interest from dav of sale the credit
payments to be erured by notes endorsed To- the satisar-
ton Of the undersigned
JACOB BENJAMIN. Trustea
THE0 GLOCkER, Attorney.
fa21-sawSds LII s. b Bait ffr Street
nUBLIC SALEOF NORTGLGFD PROPER
l. - ~ - ~ ~
y ~, hNOWN ~. THE Avalon NAlllAN1 dk0N
VEGAS, 0N TUE PAIALSCO klN kR, IN BALTIMORE
An j HOWARD COUNTIES.
BY virtue Of authority confsrrd upon the undeTSned'
by Geed or mortgage from samuel ana Joseph Man
hlng, 70 NM dated The hite9nth OF April 200 ana duy
recorded N Blumore ana Toward countess and Tor te
purpose OF paying the AoftSaGed dcOL secured by stld
deed and part OF which now due and unpaid the under
5lstu as VIII oir al PUBIC SAFE, at t, SSe
i9sln9 10 sag WORKS IN BAT more county; on AoNpA1'
+o gay % TenIuai$ 1901, az ~ oclOcK a NJ IN RON ,rr
IL = II =, IFSS itOb IN LRESI IN SAL 20 4If-
NJ fhof EKd6' Known as the "Ayalon Nail ana IRON
MoIkS aerssaH when were mortgaged 70 the u Ger
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! ialSt Secretary.
r LIT nor
IRE
INSURANCE COMPANY. n
| INCORPORATED 1899.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
! OFFIcE-No. SoUTH STREET,
JOHN j. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
NSURES LIVES FOR ONE YEAR, A TERM OF YEARS
OR FOR LIFE.
ANNUITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOwMENTs FOR CHILDREN
at the lowest rates
WIN. G. HARRISON, u. DONALDSON,
S. j. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE,
C. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. s. GIBSON,
E. F. CHAMBERS, ROBT A. TAYLOR.
FM CoLsTON, Secretary.
DR.F DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
Off "a franklin street
EOALES INSURANCE AGENCY,
" o0HHE5 GESl B B. G5RfE,, GAY s'
the Licensed Agent, with full powers, for the
HARTFORD FIRE tsslt5RANCE COMPANY.
Cash Assets, $956,0g0.
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, sl,4s20O0.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, S53O2l5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. co, HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, s35l,0Si.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE co,
(taEh
MARINE.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms. CO, OF BALTIMORE,
WM GRAHAM, Pres't
GEO Z. C0ALE, sec'y
EQUITABLE LIFE AsSJRANCE- souE2Y OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES Ob,
tanned any in Companies Of the very best gard
inG, and at the most reasonable rates. ~
INSURANCE, such forms OF application, OF
SHORT RISKS On Merchandise TAKEN with return fPre-
si5.tf GEORGE r. CoALE, Agent
EHIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
l. OFFICE on TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH
Al, AND SECOND STII5iE.IS r,,,,,,r,,,
HENRY p DURURST ' PREs ~ s.T Guy
BOARD OF DIRECT0Rs
Augustus ati ST. J. Albert Samuel Pf Hart,
Chas. d: Keyser, Hugh Bolton
G. A. Schaefer, Robert TAYLOR,
Frederick AChey, Thomas CTCaller
Thomas W. IeveTiEs, James Fields,
Nathan Tyson Garrett Brown,
+. IIttig Shaifer, John Il. Gait,
Joshua Dryden, Thomas Wilson,
John Cushing, Henry r. Laudernan
Charles A. Grinnei, Caleb Parks,
Mendes ]. Cohen, David H.. Shriver,
George s. Gibson, Joshua Jones,
George Rogers Isaac u. benson,
James " A derspn John A. Shriver
iu7.tf FRANCIS J. NcGIN MS, Secretary.
ESIRE AND LIFE Insurance.
OFFICE, NO. G3 SECOND STREET.
UYDOUBTED SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent, their old established age
cy the following frscass Companies with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
1ETNA INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD ..........s2 100000
PHGNIX INSURANCE Co, HARTF0RD-...... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. co, HARTFORD..-........ 100000
NEW ENGLAND ms CO., HARTFoRD........ 2sDooO
MAssAsoIT ms CO, SPRINGFIELD. ....,... 25OoO0
SPRINGFIELD ms. CO, sPRINGFIELD... 100000
lETNA LIFE INSURANCE co, EARTFoRD-.... $4,000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LONDON ...,..... 2,5oc,o0
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the 4 Agency
sl7t J. G. PROUC II SONS.
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'ardly Realized.

III ad n oribe 'eadache this haftenoon, hand stepped
INTO the apothecaries hand says hi the Can you
htaSe me of 'eaGaCe - Does il haChe 'ardn
Chexceedingy,' says hi. h,nd upon that e gave me
Cephac Pill, hand pom 'onor it cured me so quic
that ardly realized 'ad 'ad an 'eadache.
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A0nses.. d.. [nr GIL anA ..an

sg;; FOR SALE CHEAP.-A fine DWELL
esI,s ~" On hcGnosh sttrt tween aifh.e ani Pres
Piii; ~ r ut, and three story double Back
; ~ y w {, rp q" allsy viii ud sre,l
'i'',,ii,''' t-''' - WI. H. EAHRlOIF y q North
ttt.-> - CT frl-tf
NJ ii;f -. Ton zen i Inc BANKING HOUSE
I lazy o''"'S' TX n ~ ~ e.; M, ,
ia9I ~ - VI AI' htA NIhAltb, trustee,
J"''-Il Nc. IL 1t. taul street
49, For RENT At cIo pFp l1yTfT
ks EoI-P srny w n - "a '2lo hh MON II, q
M3L civ 80 ~; 10 the western pa ~ ia"
hond4v Ia riiNl ciludre HrStct>S uci&InoI-
dipng-room Kitchen AID six cbarhsrs g19Sfs' pWF
tayette street n2lsatr I ma sw.dtf'
~ FOR RENT NV mr. 7 fNI, - -,
s4g;iiI ui,b -. u " hI1l1lNO NO ! { norm
ELY ODD viii be- TentF gay ana fayflSe ss in good
WV q CpGgpa 3"
Jazz u corner Fast Falls and EASTERN qvcpres
re@a WIFI LrVTIT ,r,,r,-. ,,I,,.,N'-
A.,;i 10 - i'-N'|il'A-'Si7 u a FINE FARN
H1 near the CITY Tor one near Petersburg Va Also for
-sSae, small "a HMS suitable Tor Market Gardens ar
Country Seats ES, LOTS and GROUND RENTS
KY low MONEY NEG0TIATI0NS m.ds; STOCKS
30 ~ 4 Fur ~ StrsSf '> REI r' hhl;l4 at
- - : " ~ J"''G
sfoo C nv. mn % EDF rom SOY 10
to "''" ~ WV II WssIR{FR'ifoTfr 'PS
iaI6tf No q, - - " ~ M IL'Io -.
- ~" - >"LlH el'sr -D street.
HNJR RENT--TV- o iaSira lEa nEEfrCS -,
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POOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS.-The I'M
ID dersigned, having reAted his Boot and Shoe EstaD
lishment his Id stand BALTIMORE STREET between
Gay and Holiday Streets with increased facilities
bled supply his friends and the public with chioce
ce in tho way of fine French Calf Skin Boots, Shoes and
Caters Patent Leather do do English water proof do
and most improved style Call and my style Opera
Caters also Copper and Brass Fastened Sole Boots and
Caters. Particular attention paid to custom work.
all Is respectfully solicited P. GAHAN,
n6-H No. IS Baltimore ST,
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81 OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental and anxiety
incident close attention to business study, among
the of Nervous Headache The disorder
state of mind and body incident to this distressing
plant fatal blow to all and ambition Sufferers
by this disorder always obtain speedy relief from these
distressing attacks by using of the Cephalic Pills
the symptoms appear 1t quies the overasked BRAIN
and soothe the strained and jarrng nerves. and reaxs
the tension of the stomach which always accompanies and
aggravates the disordered condition of the brain.
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TOSQUITO NETS.
I'VE A0sQUlTJ NETS.
MOSQUITO ) Els
.AEIEJlES AND PRICES AT
WALTER CROCK, jas.
"hostery Goods and Paper Hangings Store,
~ -.
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ghbogEspBtrs.
a. n0EN q GO.

Z, Z Il = c z q p n z 2 S
ENGRAVERS AND COLOR PRINTERS
NOS, 10 AND IS SECOND STREET,
BALTIMORE,
Execute Check Note Snd Draft Books, Cards Certificate
Diplomas Show Cards for Manufacturers Views, Archte
tural Drawings, Maps Plans, Music Titles Book Plates
velope5 and Labels, as well as
COMMERCIAL WORK
q every description The facilities of our establishment
for the perfect execution OF every description of photographic
work, ample The earliest advantage is taken Of
all modern Improvements, and personal attention is
given to every branch of art, enabling to compete
successfully, IN excellence Of work. well moderation in
prices with any kindred establishment in the country
apl7-eOtf
QRUSS d kREBS,
~ PRACTICAL LlTHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVEES,
COLOR PRINTERS,
NO IGI e EST LOMBARD STREET
49,. BALTIMORE.
Bill Heads, Checks,
Bills Of l.adinE,
Cards,
Circulars,
Title Pages,
Labels &c aplT-tf
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4 Real Blessing

PhySicidn-Wel Mrs. Jones, how is that headache Fl
Mrs. JoneS-fionel Doctor, all gone the pill you sent
cured me in just twenty minutes, and wish you would
send more so that can have them handy.
IhySicidH.-fOu can get them at any Druggists. Call
for Cephac Pills, find they never fail and rccomn end
them in all cases of Headache.
Mrs JopeS-I shall send for box directly and shall tell
all my suffering friends, for they real blessing.
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l,HtalS, Sar0marf. Il
HAMMERED
HORSE ANB MULE SHOES
MANUFACTURED ~ THE
GaIbtrt 4rOn an9 Aail G0oths.
J. HOPKTNS0N SMITH
RALTIM ORE
q ronarD q
q BEST REFINED N
y I HORSE SHOE y 4
q non q
myIScoly
A REUTER- 4 SOES,
N Sc BaLTINDRE STREET.
HARDwAR& ROOFS U.s. TX? .Shi GOODS &c
oSr for sale a superior STOCK Of Cabinet makers and
spear and Jaek&scn's, and Ei:;t?s,s SAWS:
6H2oh sa $ Ash 81 Fg4 E :.
FINE IVORY kSiY&S 4HR ,s9SEa$ articles
MhFE SR22 rSi 4SR s E9EfT TONES
Kirc}aEN T tr f.tl e Of ! a S Si6
FANCY $S5Hs $#S bSHHs ms .asa
| All at the most reasonable prices. 400 tt
HHEYsEK, TR0XEL,L 4 go.
RON W Arch USE,
IMPORTERS az sTI oAT nE EsI OF
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS, FEBRUARY LIST, 1861. :
List Of Persons authorized Act as AgentS Of re1n
Insurance Companies the LIST Of Februa7g 1861 PG5-
tshed pursuant to chap. 1872 sec. t. Of 1858:
Thomas ,IOhuStOn. 4 NJ
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GREAT Notwithstanding the most important OF all
the medical discoveries OF this age may he considered
the system of vaccination for protection from SMALLPOX,
The Cephac Pill for relief OF Headache and the of
QIinne for the prevention of FeverS, either of which
specific, whose benefits will be experienced by suffer
humanity. loug after their discoveries forgotten
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FACT WORTH KNowIyG.-Spaldines Cephalic Pills a
certain for Sick Headache, Bilious Headache Nervous
Headache, Costiveness and General Debility.
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81; Fok SALE CHEAP.--A fine DWELL
EsIs \" o. Mccullough st'trl. tween iii ie and Pres
s7st n taie--soTy jr MT and three story nuIi. Ri,
hNlnin' t. 70 5y w & arv win l. ."d we II
{ haFir> street IS ' - fNpftH
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Co. 2artllfr55ig 5l9;jtgs.

II STABLER Il COALE are moving their
Il sstock Of goods to their Warehouse, the W.
of Baltimore and Sharp streets, entrance on Sharp
sreet) and after this day having business with
them, e. II. STABLER CO., will please call there
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aEEa CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, 40
iS5e=za75 J. 3. CHARRON & co, AGENTS
$50 FOR VINEYARD PROPRIErORS
IN FRA SCE,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior C0GNAC
BRANDIES vintage Of 1911 Charron Pcre ct ils Brand;
Emile Belmont Co. Cognac Brandies, various Ynsges;
Bordeaux Claret Wnesfrom low finest grades; Burgun
dy Wines, from medium very best grades produced
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine, various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH HHISKEYS OF prime
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid.
Also consignment 10 bbls very old prime Monon
gahela Rye Whiskeys; 10 bbs very old copper distilled
Bourbon Nhiskeys 200 bs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whiskeys, to which invite the attention of
in want of pure liquors. Offce-CORNER OF LOMBARD
AND HANOVER STREETS. ap5-tf
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There is nothing like making the
AttfmYts

Southern Printing Lnk.-The At
lanta, Ga, Commonwealth says: I'VE
were shown on Friday last, n very
fine specimen of very fine red print
ing ink, manufactured by Messrs.
Massey and Landell, of this city.
The color is bright, the body would
appear to be good, and appeared to
distribute" freely and evenly
The above may be looked upon by
many as a thing of minor importance,
but when We inform our readers that
all the printing ink used in the South
is manufactured at the north, they
will think differently. We may al
so say with safety, that the same Is
the case with writing ink.
The making of such things in the
South, should be looked upon as one
of the first steps towards the cstab-
lisbment of southern manufactures.
Though they appear trihing, Yet IN
the end. they prove remunerative III
a pecuniary point of view to the man
ufacturer. These are requisites, aud
will always meet with ready sale.
An industrious person could under
take the manufacturing of the above
named artilcs in the city of Shreve-
port and make ii as cheap as 1t could
be made anywhere, and we have no
hesitation in saving that he could sell
all he could make. If there is such
aerson in our midst, who would bt
willing to undertake this,we could as
sist him by furnishing good receipts
for making either or both the articles
and will not charge him for it. Ih'
outlay for the commencement OF sucl
an undertaking. is very tritiing VIII
any body undertake it? While oil
this subject, we would suggest tn
propriety of establishing paper mil
in or near Shreveport. We have with
in a few miles of the city, very goo
water for the purpose. and any quar-
titylof material can be had for sue
manufacture. Let some person {
persons try this, and we voueh f'
them safe investment OF capita
, We will patronize him, and we kno
l that the papers published in the SUI
9 rounding country will do the same
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Those Flowers.

The fair lady who kindly sent us
= boouet as a token of her regard for
our "out and out advocacy OF South
ern rights" as she terms it, has our
thanks for the same. Though unac-
ouainted with the fair donor the act
will always be cherished in our mem
ory. May we always prove worthy
of such little kindnesses. OF course
if. you compose piece of poetry for
the News, we will publish it with
pleasure. We may here say to Our
fair and unknown friend, that we de
serve no credit for the course we art
pursuing; for it is just what would
be expected from person raised ant
! educated in the South, from infancy
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Nsnsepsc,

Parties in Chicago are preparing
sun-boats, with view to command
the Mississippi river. One of the
Solomons says:
We learn that nearly all the tugs
in this city can pass the canal locks.
They are Just the thing for gun-boats-
A Mississippi steamer would have
no more chance against these boats
than balloon frame building would
against Giberaltar.
They should be armed with at
least one "a or 80 pound gun at the
bow, and a "a or 81 pound howitzer
at the stern, the latter to throw grape
shrapnel, &c.
Twenty of these g,,n-boats would
give us command Of lhe Mississippi,
and with fifty or sixty we gould con-
vey an elire feet to New Orleans
raking downeverything in the shape
of land battery on the route.
The above is about as sensible
calculation, as we could expect from
the people who inhabit the sanity
city of Chicago. Grand figures they
are making to run their heads int
the lions jaw.
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SHREVEPORT, L

We make the following extract
from letter sent by w. j. Jones to
his father VIM. G. Jones, ESQ.,, ofthis
city. As it is the first intelligence
we have had from the ,Caddo Ridea
it will be read with interest. 1t is
dated Bristol, Tennessee, May, I'd.
Ipassed through Cleveland, Charles
town and Knoxville, There is more
excitement in this state than any 9TH
er; the people are thoroughly arous-
ed, secession flags flying Everywhere.
There are about 5000 soldiers at this
place, leaving hourly for Washington ;
two companies of Tennessee troops
left this morning; our company ieaYes
this evening at S o'clock, for Rich
mona, Va, to await furthor orders. /
have no time to write more. may
fall in battle, but it will BIO with my
face to the foe, and my gun in my
hand.
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Gen. SCOTS tliev Of the War
Policy Of the Administration.-The
Richmond Examiner gives the sub
stance Of a conversation which occur
red at Washington. on Tuesday last,
between General Scott and a we'll
known citizen of Virginia. whose as
sertions, it says, may be relied upon.
The informant of the Examiner pro-
fesses to give nearly the exact words
of the general. We quote:
He (Gen. Scott spoke freely of
the condition of the country, which
he professed to regret. lie said,
however, that s.he had always recog-
nized his allegiance as due to the
United States Of America +; that his
course was nearly ended, but that
while he lived he should always fight
tor the stars and stripes" He went on
TO speak of his having been "latety
insulted by Richmond friend, who
began to read some propositions t.
resign his commission as commander
ip-chief of the United States army
and to accept the leadership of the
| of the Virginia forces. Gen. Scot
declared chat while he did not pro
fess to speak the policy of the gov.
ernmcnt, he believed that they woulc
not march an army of invasion int
any of the seeded States, but they
would retake Forts Moultrie ant
Sumter, aud Harper's Ferry, at
every cost. They would also keel
open the line Of communication be
tween the Ohio river and the FEEDER
al capital.
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Succession Sale

State of Louisiana, PARISH Of Cdddo;
Tie District Curt, No. s3S.
Succession of John Morrow, decd.
ny virtue of a writ of sale to me
ID directed by the Honorable the
District Court, in and for the Parish
of Caddo and State aforesaid, will be
sold at public auction to the highest
bidder, in front of the Court House,
in the City of Shreveport, on
Saturday, LIST day Of Jame, A.D. ls6! ~
between the hours OF 10 o'clock. "A. NJ
and 4 O'Clock, p NJ, the following de-
scribed property belonging to the sue
cession of John Morrow, deceased,
to-wit
Household and kitchen furniture,
! stove, about 100 pounds OF home
made soap, one tool chest and tools,
l cross cut saw, 2 gold watches and
chains, lease of dwelling house.
Also, thefollowing described slaves
to-wit:
Becky, negro woman of dark COM
plexion aged about Is years:
Leila, a negro woman OF yellow
connie xion, aged about 10 years, ane
her infant.
tSusar. negro woman, aged abou
40 wears. of dark complexion,
Rose, negro woman of grif com
plexion, aged about 81 years.
Augustus, negro man of yellow
complexion, aged about 45 years.
TERMS eff Sale.
Cash, provided the property bring
it's appraised value, the personal pro
perty or so much thereof as does no
bringits appraised value, WILDE imme
diatelv ro-offcred aud sold on Cred'
Of twelve months, purchasers on
credit to give their notes with geo
and approved personal security bear
ing eight per cent per annum lntel
est from date, and the slaves III
bringing their appraised value, wi
be re-advertised and sold on a cred
If twelve months according to law
II. HUNSICkER,
April. % 1860. Auctioneer.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-05-20

OR People had as accU know Il
The following was received by this
mornings mail:
Belleville, April 3oth. 1s61.-7o
tile Editor IF the Missouri State Jo"7-
nall drop you line to inform you
and your friends that recruits leave
here day and night, for the arsenal
in your city. A spy was here on
Satur1ay, and tried to get Capt RelsF
and his whole company to go down.
as they could smuggle them in. "A
large company came in last night
from the coal mines intended for the
arsenal.