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SEGST Bt& lbs.
ID EDSTEADSt BEDSTEADStt-Ju received at my
y store, Texas street,
800 fadsteads,
comprising Eclipse ~ foot Cottages Misses and Extra
Misses: plain Poplar Oct SycamareJenny Lind Cottage
Sycamore Cottage and White Oak Misses;
80 Walnut Lounges;
Is Shack Mattresses. VA. ENDERS
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ToE 80 OR 80.

yEHIIAT valuable tract Of Land lately occupied by
4 VIM. Simmons, situated six miles west of Shrcve-
port on the public roud leading to AHsheil Texas, tee
acres wei Improved, in good condition for cultivation
with goeddweluE house and cabins, good gin house
and miN, stables &c, 743 Herus well timbered,
Apply to tile undersigned
fnhstf b I. HODGE.
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nae State Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Cadd

The state Of Louisiana-parish of Caddo.
ESIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
~ Succession of Jesse Birch, Decd. sos.
Notice is hereby given that JEssE g. BcRcH datYe
mentary executor of the last viii and testament of Jesse
Burch deceased, filed in the Clerks office the 24hof
November, 1860 his account of said
sion, praying that the same may be homologated and
made the Judgment Of the court and unless opposition
ismade thereto within thirty days, the time prescribed
by law said final account will be h0nlologated and made
the judgment of the court and said executor finally dis
charged and his bond cancelled us prayedf for.
- Given under my hand and the seal Of said Court,
Is. this Sd day ofDecember, A. D. 1860.
49, Z. II. PENNALL,
dec5-6t Deputy Clerk.
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THE subscriber wishes to sell one house and two
!! lets on Buffers Hill, Howes springs Also
lotnear the residence of Mr. Cu Louisiana street
These lots are ali handsomely situated and worthy
the attention Of those wishing to purchase.
aug 8-tf w. VI. BUTLER.
FOR RENT.
INCUR or FIVE fine rooms. over my store suitable for
IL Offices or sleeping apartments. ". BAER.
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ZINE CUTLERY, CL0CkS
RRAZLL LoER EEES!E

AS for the work department my personal attention will
iuly13 p. Z. l., FRANK.
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PIANO DEPOT,

5zs The subscriber has in connection with his
sSAl4 Jewelry Establishment opened Piano
" Is I! Depot, and will keep constantly On hand
d fine assortment Of superior Pianos, Guitars Nions,
and musical instruments generally.
AlsoA large selection Of Sheet Music, of every de-
scription, constantly on hand Ejanlll V. SHIDET.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
FEYIIE undersigned respectfully announces to ~
Il the public that he has just opened at the ( S9A
store Of WM. ESDERs, fine assortment Of |%}s4
CLOCKS, w AFCHE&. q : E1EY EELEGYs IbSEl5
which for price and durability he viii guarantee -
to compare favoraby with any goods offered for is;
sale IN this city. cd
He calls particular attention to his large stock Of
materials for repairing Watches and Jewelry Having
worked at the trade ten years. he is confident Of doing
justice to his patrons.
Alrepairs on Watches and Clocks warranted fortweye
months Perfect satisfaction given orno charges made.
march7 JACOB ENDERS.
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PURE KENTUCKY }FfIISR ES
n. fer sale Nv fmarch21l SMITH Lew -
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STACEY & WELLS,
GROCERS,
If. BAER
Corner Of Texas and Spring ST

Corner of Texas and Spring Street
HAVING removed to his fine, large and eommodi-
d Il Gus store rooms which he has had erected the
site Of his old stand takes this method Of informing his
old friends and the public generally, that havngjustre
turned from New Orleans with large and complete
Stock of every description of goods consisting Of Gre
ceries, Dry Goods Clothing, Hardware, Plantation and
Family Supplies Of every description, all Of which hay
ing been seecedn person and purchased for cash. hes
enabled to sell goods at MUCH Lower PReEs than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
tended to him. he asks continuance OF the same.
Shreveport March 4, 1850.
HID esq!
(fASH and the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, PAID
~ fof Dry and Green Hides, Deer Skins, Wool,
Furs, Beeswax, &c, at all seasons Of the year by
n G. TRY0N,
aug4 No Z, on the Leyee, Shreveport.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FE7IE west half Of lot No l. in block No 49, situated
l.: On Market street opposite the episcopal church.
Lots Nos. 2 and 3, in block No So with the improve
mens thereon consisting Of dwelling with four rooms
also negro quarters and never filling underground
cisteIn.
Also that desirable country residence situated imme
diatey beyond the corporation limits andlater occupied
by DR.. Nm. BAH Tie dwelling is large and eommodi-
Gus good kitchen negro quarters, stable, etc There
is also fine fruit orchard and vegetable garden with
a large cistern and well en- the premises.
The above property will be sold rented on reason
able terms foy particulars apply at this Office o. to
Shreveport June 20, 1880. j. p. HAILEY
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$S4@ To my numerous friends and Gus l@3-GeG7a
(s-ISa toners | beg to announce that - ~
f49 have taken agency for Mr.. B. 0. MEsRrTz, aud
re-opened in Mrs Lafon brick building, on Texas
street. near the corner Spring where they viii find the
largest and finest assortment goods ever offered in this
market before consisting Of
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81 F4dE COTTON GINS Of theelebrated CARVER
Is ,Y,aI, on consignment and for sc by
i,lyg5 HOWELL & BUCKNER.
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DAUGEFERs on the CROSS.


yNILL be opened. in Shreveport, on the Sd of De
wv cember 1850 in the place formerly known as Dr..
Hotchkiss' residence. TERMS
Spelling, Reading, and Writing, per month, So 90
Oithography, Reading, Writing Primary 4 90
Geography and Arithmetic.
Geography Grammar, History, Arithme
tic Mythology, Rhetoric, Astronomy 90
and Philosophy. ...-...,..
Needle Work, Embroidery and Taplstry,..'2 %
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR FRENCH
Stationery at the charge of the parents terms month
" in advance deduction made except IN cases OF
tracted Illness. ocl9I-lI
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GTATE OF L0UISIANA-Parish Of Caddo--In Dis
. nict Court, No. 6l26-EDwAR 7. THOMPSON vs. Cor
ToN--the owners Of which are unknown
TO all whom it may coneern-Be it known that on the
oath day of December 1862 by order of an order
Of the Honorable District Court in and for the Par
ish Of Caddo at the instance Of the plaintiff the above
entitled cause, have Professionally seized, and taken
into my possession two hundred and y-nine bales of
cotton, more less without descriptive marks and
the owner unknown. Said cotton is the same shipped
by Blanton, at Bantons Landing and c. VI. Larln at
Palmer's Landing, on or about the day Of December
1862 for the benefit OF whom may concern; and it is
understood to be part ola certain lot Of cotton sunk
the steamer Yazoo Belle, sometime during the past
season.
Now this is to notify all parties thatmay be interested
in the said cotton, orn defending the above stated suit
to appGarand file their defence at the Clerks Office of
the said Court within fifteen days after the publication
Of this notice; or in default thereof the said plaintiff
will be allowed to proceed exparte against said lot Of
cotton as the law III such cases authorises
NATHAN uOSS, Sheriff.
Shreveport Dec Goth 1860 SWISS co.
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NEW ORLEANS. SHREVEPORT, HURRI-
CANE ND CAkOIINA BLUFfS FACkET
LIE SUPERINTENDENT IasI running sItdlntI
LEC0MTE, w. W NITTENBURRY,

LEC0MTE, w. W WIrTENBuRY,
Sss55T4 MASTER viii during the ensuing season
zzszszs.5=zEzz run as regular packet between New
Orleans Shreveport Hurricane and Carolina Bluffs
touching at Grand Bayou, Campte Grand Ecora, Cotie
Alexandria and all intermediate landings and plantations
The Lecomte has been thoroughly rebuilt her cabins
enlarged and rahtted in superior style New boilers
have been placed in her and all her machinery put in the
best order With all Of She latest Improvements, and for
speed safety, comfort and superior accommodations
she is unsurpassed by any boat III the trade.
Particular attention paid ordeIs entrusted 10 the
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TIE magnificent, first class steamer
Il DESGtE$3, II. III. BEARD, Commander.
SSs.#.s4 q & r. RgHER, Clerk, will run a regular
zs packet between NewOreaus and Shrevcs
port touching at Grand Bayou, Gaushta Gampt Grand
Eeor6 ST Maurice, Montgomery Cotiie, Aieyandfit
Norman's Barbin 5, and alntermediae landings Com.
mencing her trips as soon as Tie water permits.
During the past summer tue DSoTo was built express
w for the Red River trade, having fine accommodations
and for comfort safety and speed, is not surpassed BY
any beat in thc trade.
c take this occasion to solicit liberal share Of pat
Nd Particular attention paid to Plantation and all
way business. oct3
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A Tss zs ga P 55s. e. '' Ef.5 good
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80 FUR SA III.
iii a good and substantial Two-SToRY Brick House.,
V. with fine Bakery attached situated in central
part Of Alexandria La, viii be sold very low Terms
liberal Apply to =. G0gTARDT,
On the Levee, near Texas street.
Shrerannrt Oct 1r-2t.
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WI Ere prepared to furnish our and friends
wv 1,t Bagging and Ropc Howell & BUCkNER.
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w NJ. ENDEkS,
Texas Street, one door from Edwards Street,
- ~. -.

<=sF=zz7s===7szzzzzsss FUR NEFJTSEG, CHAIRS,
@assssssEgf5 MATTRESSES, WuLoW-WARE,
sszz-7--2--4=@s5 WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING =
Glasses Glass Plates Gilt Nouldings etc. ETC. etc. etc
Keeps constantly on hand large stock of the above
articles, purchased direct from the manufactures ena
bling him to sell at New Orleans prices, adding freight
to this place He invites those in want Of anything in
his line to give him call andhe viii use his best efforts
to give general satisfaction. march7
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DWET,rTNG HOUSE FOR REH-T.

mi: A comfortable Dwelling, situated at the head OF
til Texas street. containing all the conveneGces re-
quisi5e for comfort, &c.
Rent reasonable. Apply to Mrs. D. HEINE,
aug 3-tf Corner Of Edwards and Fonnin streets.
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r. january 81, 1s6ljan2
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REGUlaR Red RIVER PACKET.

#Flag, Marshall Ten. and Eagle Mansfield; La, W
copy and send bill to the boat for payment.
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n EW STORE.
tNT r INV

sbrereport. Octl1. Ia. TO- street.
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tn plan Of the cabin ~ tile GRAND ERA can be seen
and staterooms secured for any trip, application BY
letter telegraph or personally at the office of the Con
pany. 4. l.. K0UNS d BROS, Agents,
oct24 No : Front Street, Rev Orleans
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A TT0RNEY AT LAW, Shreveport, Law Ill practice
IA in the courts Of the Parishes Of Caddo, ossir, Clai
borne and Bienvile. silly
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/ Fine Italian Mautels from 500 = 30 each.
Those desirons Of purchasing marble viii do Eeu to
call Immediately as it is intention 10 dispose Of
the entire stock as soonas possible. viii also make
deduction of 10 per cent any and all monies paid
account between ths and tanuary It lsel.
Nove1l5er.28 GEORGE WEBB.
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The death of CAvoUK W - unexpected ny all
exoapt bitnsef. lhs day bfIs ms death no
ssi 70 his niece, "Tn mIro~ 1t will be all
owe vito mo TN Wtens'i'y mofniaI hs
\. Mt for FRA GisCoao. cspuehin fHr Il lib
s,sl aiad, to shon h. Vas fm ne iy kuo sn -
te sonh At once aud sa''ly grant tue form Of
apso ut'on." An you bsl,evs me ,bsn TO be
an rp isht man; 10 1t not trus GiACoso2" re-
le. CAvoun. with his old smile Of calm ek-
psnsivs satisfaction.
CAyous, On his Hothsrs SIDE was related to
Sr. FaAscn DIX Sails, aad it is stated that
lively religious fa', h revived iu his hssrt - be
approached his end. An organ Of tho clsrc Al
party reports him - ssyinx' Tell my frion 8
hat die Christian, aud thl who kne.
him bsst say there wAs nothing In his life snd
scnti ~ eDts Inconsistent with this expression.
C,voUA had already sunk Into mental un-
onSciousaees at 10 o'clock Ia tbs syeli'ng,
~hsn the King snd Prizes EoeEss DI CAsia'
sASo visited bic bedside, be had previously
'.esivsd the Kiag a. 8 O'Clock, whust yet
able 70 reccgDizs aud talk with him. The
uDnept ViCToR EhANukL approached. Ca
YOUR stretched out bis haad 70 take that Of
ills Mrjsty, and rAissd binAelt . littls, turn
,"g 10 HRS the kingb hand but vIoroR
EaAsUEL, who's chesks were bah'd with
,esIs bent over ths pillow, aud repeatedly
ttss.d the face OF his departing ministor ;
thsn few words were exchanged bs'ween
,hsm-I know not what-eus thsy sasmsd to
la words Of coo6dsncs snd hops; and ths King,
afflicted with all his psopls by the less Of an
iIeomparabls guide and servant, was iorcsd
to retire.
The Home Minister, MINaHErrI applied
for q final iptsryis isw with the leader o, Italian
po.itics. but sss ksp, b,ck by the Csun 70 ny.
sici.ns. FAsmi vas with him 70 the last mo-
mspt. The diving man shs vsd grsag strsr 9Th
and oomposais . thfou shsut his agony. Teers
was apparently no iptsDss iuff-nps; at lssst
20 ut..rsncs Iit. Hs t.iksd -ith grsst vol
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IAfr IN Caap.
WAsHrSGroy, Jane "a, 1861.

Editor Sun lr4.Fy
Tho tines sre Gull or lively aocordiny W sh
bc'li'y which you happen 70 b In. II you o.
in tse es"res you viii md them swArmiag Wit
bpss, In oil sof6 OF disgu'ses, end urdsr all sort
| prct -. Or s1snps', . nishA Oh eve Ago
| "tullud pu'scu- vas fo~ad within the lines Of
| Regime nd, -asA esr ushs 70 ths C,sos sss tsnAs
"Who ns you =" said she oaionsl 70 The dsrksy
| "I~ sn'sse-s'ated nom sosn SouAh--Wau
you 70 hie n Q "r copsrsSnd : iSs~,"
| L~'s 'h" car p In msdisssiy,' SAID The Colone
"'fhy' shd Se dSk moved "a.
A'er rice o'clock Tho sams rsscal was fourt
ira aSou' 'he csmp-s-s<ss vAss he could ses
fesund brought h'n asetn 70 ns oolobsl.
VIII" arc you doing herr shousht or
dered you Oh"
Zee don'' una'r-asnd Invaded 70 s,sy eli
tish."
m's ''go fsd and foot, and put him In
chs snnd house." 81 d che c iea.L AID 10 wa
dfe
pThs mo n's" "s yards smussh Themselves
Nsy " piASss No" sas fssrs o' shs nsSro, In
sl sor's !" fnnny vs,s'
"i"y sim," sAad ore, "whas ume did ths Col.
''y this eMk'y w's 70 ba tLOt''
al sight O'CLOCK, W morrow morning! u replied
sla oshsr
They h'ps shs por follow b'uSberius ell nigh,
opt-,sitins over the nus ard prcsss Of er.cu
"or, while the negro ~as b"Sy sssssed, psytns
sna p'.p'r'tg'o 70 die 'r. i.r
IT'S o~sveo hsrs 'hsi ,h sos Of messsnscrr
shd mss'As's hs'e ddiy fot h.nAs'ss Ju u4cuop
'n' kehuo osd
s-cisisry CuAs,S teI arr rers swsru q With rsbd
. .,e..,or an Tb,, ~. "A. a. .r,.h., =, -. ,ul
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Dunb-r " dstvn which nry rsvr Ths-. i,n
a ,hpg. that 20, h. ,,o In w .hi,.,o, A.,
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p"Si.f.d pr,or. ,S. ~. ~, Wv . md @ .',,. ., % .%.
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urcss ~ it.forp s,lou ,bor lusb,v over N~
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,'"'"' .s " "''o,n' 'o'' NOS . so''ams move
tss' be docs noe kn-w eli aooa'n, .,
Accidents In shs s,my aIs O, n.uch mora sr,o,s.,
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'pN's,, -Eny %
cur un"sr On ipeono'Nsnie VIey Oh ohou
sianaSs and The risi ilts q cs-eis snd 10
uorsrcs nsu ars M aimea tpr IN. bv the ups 4
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Pacss anA Rau ors.

IL rs spArnD on the authority Of the bsse h.
formed snuscss, that Tho ,Ad nipistra'ioa b d
rsoeipt Of tho most encouraging advioss ifom II
representatives abroad. The toos q The a.
patches Is very favorable and the prinaiSA
sstimsts Of tho American quss,ion.
Ar THE RnLAx Housz, the naSach asstts
Sixth and Eighth regi nsnts are ssstsus a
Their term Of enlistment expires IN iAst a
July. Thy will fstuIn bone q the evsc;ss ,Soa
OF their time. 4 nss regiment Will be formed
ont tf thsse two, which sill return for the W..
With newly ossn officers, " ." NJ
A MEMBeR OF rHH 1st N. Y. R.gimsat lsS>ly
turcbsssd . pie ffcm ths bsskst q nauo
woman who was psrpittsd TO vsnd cakss e.
n he camp. In short tins Re waS afliSss4
With all the ,yup'oms Of srssuical DoisonieG,
md fshsn to ths bospitsl where the us13
an'idote was Administered suecassfully. n
~'man who sold the poisoned article has -
since been sen. -
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Military News.

The LINCOLN GsyEN Hourr1b L.
FILES. Tho name Of the sssvs corps hss Ssa
thar god to "NRw YoRK MourrnD RuIA
CoRrs," on account Of CARL Scaunz's osv-
airy regiment hsvipg iscsuty sdoptsA IT,
name OF " "LIRooLh Cavary.h Tas bod
qusI tsIs IsuAin at 81 and 80 Bowsry. Re.
e'ui'ii stations at Capt. DIcKsL's' Ridtae
ard at Capt. GnsEr's, Aid 70 Colsasl VA
BuslN In the Park Barracks.
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CITY NEWS.

COMMISSIONERS or EnIoRArfou. -
sgpln meeting OF the Board totk place Wa,
nesdsy afternoon, at the usual time, a. C.sssa
g G.rden. But little busines Of isportsssa
was transacted, ard the Board sdjo1rnsd s,oa
.i"I areAbizs'iop The weekly ttstamsos \
s fellows Number OF enisrau,s srrivSA
from the 1rst of January up TO data 4V 7lS,
spsirst 47.l60 arrived during the sans tn
lsst year. EomTsr Of inmstss In the vsri~0
insu utiCns snd,r the care u the BsaxA. 07G
Aegr.es,s rsc.iPts during ths past ws.k,
BIG 92O IA; .xpnditurss during ths ssa.S
ums. eS.292 81, leaving . balance q e8S.-
1853 % ct the Communication fund In the Banh,
CoLuMBrA CoILEoE CoMNESo ossrKNr.-Tks
10Th annual commencsmsnt II the scsds.uis
portion Of C,lunbis College was cslsbntsd q
The Academy Of Music, wednesday fossnos..
Pssld'nt KIsa presided. The building ~
sroWd'd to sxcsss, the audience bsing nai,ly
composed Of ladies. and the stage was occspisl
~ The Facalty and large nlmksr Of invited
K ,ests.
The exercises commenced With prayer -
Rev. q. K. DuFFM chaplain Of the CsllsxS.
A number Of addrsssss were d.livssd -
ros ns road by the studsntS Soma Of then show
lag . considerable degree Of talent and sn .
great deal Of patriotism.
The degree Of Bash.lor Of Arts was oonisrrsA
up"n thirty six members Of tho ssnioy clsss.
ANsr sbs address,, the nspss Of FszDsIo Csso
WsruousE, wIILIAa ALExAsDEa RiOs, GRAu Ma
wkIL, were snnovDc,d - ''honsr asA"--avs a.
dsSSs of the graduating class, who sand higkaaA
on shs rsoord OF Scholarship and ccadues
usrs a sntaso-ths n,ss SaO 10 q X Cor@ou,
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THE NEW YORK SUN
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE Is iSn.
roe nsdsrsus. .f sss Gsversseas.


MCcH fault hss b,en found wah tas GJvsrn-
mont because II has not dshsd with deserved
severity, nor svm properly restrained, the spies
and traitors with whi,h the capital krd the
whole scsns Of military operations s i,fcssed-
and to Illustrate It's oxtre 90 moteratioi, 4, ia
stances are given cf the most bar ,sr,u, trea.-
msnt Of unoffending Union men BY the rebel
LADDERS. Oar natural impatisuos with this
timid indecisiou and lax ty m.y, hosevsr, b
Modified somewhat BY rememSerin, the legal
weakness Of our Exocutivs and BY anticip .tiug
ths application which Is uodoubte, ly to bs
made 10 CSngres, for sres,ly enlarged power
and discretion in dealing With treason.
Ii should also be rmcnbsred that an est,'-
lisf ed govsL mont, acting not only undtr COL.
stitutionh and legal restrictions, but charged
with sort Of parsa'sl care OF all ~ho owe II
obeoiercc, whether rsbsl ious or loyal. cannA
en- mHl.ts the bsrb.ross and arbitrary rctices
thst naturally gro~ on. Of rob lliJn. The
rebels may c. mni. every Kind Of outrage with
out ineonsistsney or ioss OF REP fitatiou, buI the
G,verpmsnt must preserve It's character. In
prcaones Of an observing, Chris ian world, We
must act coosisteutl, With our cbaract or n
liberty loyirE, Christisn people. Oui cause ,s
jusi, and We Cen afford to 10 patient.
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To the Editor oy ms su~ '.g 'ar sfg,
AsDsssos zouAvss, CAsRI

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Company O, Andsrson ZouavsA throu, n ysv
columDs wi.h to t.ndsr their tbanEs 10 H.
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Fhh avenue aud 29th street for th.ir gepsss~a
md very acceptable consti, of sbistss tsvS0
pocket pln-cushious, and hand bsrcbiefs -
ALsERr v. Maaks, Cspk.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.

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REFORMATION wANiLD -oF CHRIS
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pEGULAR Boat TO THE FISHING
IN bhEKs

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