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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-05-13

Strange Irpearoare 81 ltashmg-
toD.-'Inc Eichmoud Wig, OF the
2.;h, has The following ina dispatch
from WaShIngtou:
Til. departments at Washington
wear The aspect o: armed citadels.
The lower stories Of the different
buildings are closed, the doors ar
barr;cadcd and loop holes and port
holes for firearms madr III the walls.
At the door. of the chief officials are
stationed armed seniinels, WHOSE reg
uiar tread reminds one of the deck OF
u man-ot.war, or the exterior of u fort
ress, The Post Oiicc building looks
-four and bacon. and fish and pork.
At the windows are seen louugiug
men jnmilitarv half dress, some with
striped pants, others with glazed caps,
and other. with belts, b.voucts and
cartridge boxes.
II is reported and believed that all
respectable looking horses are seized
by order Of the present Adminlstra-
ton as soon as ,hry enter the city,
consequently gentleman from the
vicinity, who visit here are circum-
spect in their selection of steeds.
The gates of the Capitol are barred,
and none but those who are by senti
mcnt il. favor Of the nctarious policy
of,hc present administration are per-
mittrd to penetrate its armed. under
mined and fortified detences.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-05-13

The Monroe Register calls upon
the citizens of Monroe to bring il,
all the old brass they lave; FOR the
purpose Of casting a cannon, for the
town. Good idea that, if the people
there are blessed with as much brass
AZ some folks we know Of the can
non will be large one,
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-05-13

To Cement broken Chana.-Beat
lime into the most impalpablc pow
der; sift it through fine muslin then
tie some into thin muslin. put on
the edge of the broken china some
white Of egg, then dust some lime
quickly Oh the same, and unite them
exactly.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-05-13

Ships at Gosport-The following
is list of the vessels in the Gosport
Navy Yard, at the date Of the seces-
sion Of Virginia:
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-05-13

Objectionable manner, l recommend
that additional rank be given 10 the
General of the Confederate army, and
concurring in the policy Of having
but one grade of Generals in the ar
my of,he Confedcracy, ] recommend
that the law of its organization be
amended so that the grade be that Of
General
To secure thorough military edu-
cation it is deemed essential that ot;i-
GERS should enter upon the study Of
their profession at an earl period of
life and have elementary instructions
in military school.
Until such schools shall be estab-
tishcd it is recommended that cadets
be appointed and attaccd to cornpa-
MES until they shall have attained the
age and shall have acquired the knowi-
elge to fit them for the duties of lieu
tenants.
I also call your attention to an
omission in the law organizing the ar
my. in relation to military chaplains,
and recommend that provision be
made for their appointment.
In conclusion, congratulate you
on the fact that in every portion of
our country there has been exhibited
the mos; patriotic devotion to our
common cause. Transportation COM
panies have freely rendered the use
Of their lines Cor troops and supplies.
The Presidents If the railroads of
the Contederacy, in company with
others who control lines Of communi-
cation with States tina. we hope soon
ogreet as sisters assembled in con-
vention in this city; have not only
reduced largely the rates heretofore
demanded for mail service and con
veyance of troops and munitions,
but have voluntarily proffered TO re-
ceive their compensation at their re-
ducsd rates IL tie bonds of the Con-
federscy. for tie purpose of leaving
all the resources Of the Government
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-05-13


mustered into service.
New York and Philadelphia have
been made military dopote.
The government has accepted va
rious yachts. to be armed for the revc-
nue. service.
Philadelphia, May -Four rogi-
ments are here, under orders to march
tomorrow.
Baltimore, May 7.-Gentlcmen
from Frederick and fredericksburg
sayGov. Lctchcr will soon order the
evacuation of Harper's Ferry.
New York, May The thirteenth
regiment left to-day.
1t isrepcrted that there is bat
terry opposite Gen. Buffers station
on the Patapsco river, which can eff
tectually rake him. Butler is pre-
pairing to take it.
Washington, Nav 7.--Scveral army
officers who failed to get commissions
in the Confederate service, have ask
ed for restoration but We're cmphati-
calty refused.
Sixty thousand stand of arms are in
the " ashlnGton Navy ard.
The n. !. Posts special correspon-
dent says the Government has been
rendered a quarter of million men
from West of the AlleShanies,
The arrival of specie from the
North has made money easier. No
further difficulty is anticipated from
the lack OF funds.
The Relay House" forces have
been reinforced.
The War Department has telc-
graphed to the Governor of Massa-
chusettss, that no additional troops
are wanted unless they enlist foi
three years.
The Cairo correspondent of the
Republican says five batteries have
been painted at diiieren: points on
, the Ohio and Mississippi, fully com
mnnliing both rivers. Large bodies
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RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland ut PES a. n. anil 200 p NJ, ar
rive at Bridgeport at 4:51 J. n. and 6:14 A. 81.
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days cXpeptetiHOme between WeilsVills and lftts-
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ExcurSion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return sS76.
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20 the East, North, West ami Northwest, At Office
No. 81 Water street. with Freight gent Mt Bridge
port Station. II. HAMILTON. Agent.
wheeling Va.
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.SypAiliS and NeyeaTial Dflease,

.ORLEAASS 2otn August, 1859.
DE-. j. c. ATER: Sir: cheerfnIIy comply vitA
the request Of your agent and report to you some
the af!ects have realized With your SarSapaFillA
hAvs ruEOa NittIItS IN my practIes most a tAG
complaints for which Il u lEsOt!ltlenlGl, asa
found its oets truly wonderful in the cure Of FEE
Teut dHd AeTcaTiGl DiGEaGG One Of my patientS
had Syphilitic ulcers In his throat which were ten
summing his palate and the top OF his niNutb. ToEf
SAEsaPRriIla, PteRdy taken Cnred him in I'VE week.
Another was attacked by secondaFy symptoms 10 hlI
nose, and the liberation bad eaten away consider
BILE part OF 1t. 50 that believe the disorder WO9A
soon reach his brain and kil him. But It yieldedto
healed and he is wen again, not OF courBe without
some designation Of his face. woman who had
been treated for the same disorder by mercury VA
suffering from this poison In Ter bones. They had
become 80 sensitive to the weather that on damp
day she suffered eHcruciatinE pain In her joints and
bones. shes too WIS cured entirely by your SaCtA
partlla In few weeks. know from It's formula
which your agent gave me. that This preparation
from your. laboratory must be great remedy: con
seqnently. these truly remarkable results with II
have not surprised me-
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BY RoBT. J. cULyERwELL, N. D,
New Family Grocery.

BEGs LBAyHTo ANNOUNCE
j. that he has opened a Family Grocery and Foreign
Produce Store in the old Post Once bnilding, Isa
Market street, near the corner Of Quincy ST. and
eits the generous patronage Of his friends and the
public generally.
1t will be my constant endeNvor to ofIer, at the
lOWeSt prices the best qualities the market affords.
"A superior article OF Bottled Lsqaors aud Wines
always ON hand.
Oeruan Produce. such ~ Primes, Lentlos, Split
Peas, also all kinds OF Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
Wholesale and retail At the lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobacco
OF the different gFNdcA, wholesale aud retail at
G. W. REES5lNG'S,
tUoIt-Iyu Eoruterly vim aIeI. IISymaa.
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1900
THE CENTRAI.sA 90o
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD

+ PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
eco MILES DounLE TRACK.
b. -
The Capacity of this Road Is now equal to any IN the
Country.
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH { PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct in the Union Depot at Pittsburgh
with through TrAns from NIL Western Cities for a.
delpha, New York, Boston, Baltimore. and washing
ton Cty thus turniAng facilities for the ttanSpoT-
tAton OF Psenger Unsurpassed, for speed and COM
fort, by any other 'Enute.
Express and Past Lines run through to Philadelphia
without change Of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking attacted to each train; Noudrnh-s
Sleeping Cars to Express and Past Trains. The
days excepted Three Daily Trains connect direct for
New York. Express and Fast Lines eaanect for Bal
tinlore and Warrington.
Six daily Trains between Philadelphia aud New
York. Two Daily Trains between New York and
Boston. Through Tickets (al Rail- ara goo[on either
o. the above Trains and transfers through New York
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good via Hor,vlcb.
Eall River or stonington Ltnes Baggage Transferred
TICKETS may be obtained at any of The important
Railroad Ohces in the Weat;also board any OFthe
regular Line ofStEameFs on the MlssiSGppi or Ohio
.IEFaEe aISWays as low and time as
quick as by any Other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH,
The completion Of the Western connections Of the
Pennsylvania Rail Road makes this the
Direct Line Between the East and the
Great West
The connecting OF tracks by the Rail Road Bridge
At Pittsburgh, avoiding ali drayaEo or feFrage o.
together It'll the saving Ot time are advan-
LsIy BY shippers Of Freight and
For Freight Contract. shipping Directions, apply
70 OF address either Sfthe fllpwtpg Agents Il the
y ! r,.,5 Pa 4 81 sTEyART. ,I Ri.',SqrFh;
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CEoPr1G, Portsmouth,, o. PApnOcK & Co., Jefferson
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I'd &c Agent Ii AttoEney,

-To4El:X, who in tho No,ltraal Gazette Of LIST
February, 1861 pFnnOunees the '.idea" Of keeping
accounts. current lin tyPe,n-N %gross absnrdity,"
thsnS hereby rendered, and the assurance given,
that this ErDSs absurdity Is all that Mr. Dick has
patented In the domain Of keeping accounts. His
claims hinder operation therein into which this
gr01 ahsnTdity Is not prAtieally smuggle'l in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither di-
rectlJ or ndireetIy; neither sxPlicE7y symbols
cAlIy: this ground his claims cover, aud nothing
more: the absolute monopoly Of this Rbsurdity and
nothing else ts all he asks ~ his claims nationally
read, attest .-SS1N ---s.-r sept7
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just E'u5li1hed, in a Sealed Eapslops,
on TIE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
CURE OF SPERAtATORRHCEA. or Seminal Weak
neSA, SsxuAl Debility, Nervousness and involuntary
emissions. inducing inIoteney, and Mental and
PhyAicaI lneapacity.
By RoBT. ]. CULyERwELL, N. D,
-iWLhoT IF the GCrce4a Book, dc.
Tho world renowned author. in this admirable Lee
turs clearly proves fromhs own perience that tho
awful consequences Of SelENbusc may be efeetually
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations. bouges, instruments, rings or
coTdiRlA pointing out mode Of cure at certain
and edectual, by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be- may cure himself eheIply
prfUTteEY dpd radically. This lecture will prove
bonn to Thousands and Thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, loaGs 1ozid on the
receipt Of two postage stamps, by undressing DIR.
GU. }. g-KLINR, IL BoWeFy, :iew TURK. Post Office
box 1856. jnn2o
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Dr. ]. h. 8. Claiming, of New York City, Wits:
81 most cheerfuly comply with the request Of yss
agent III saying have fonnd your SaFEaphHllt
for which We employ such . remedy, hut eSpecsaEy
In Female DiEn13eS Of the ScrofulouS diathe1il
have cured many inveteEatG cases of J.euSorhTaly
eTdtion OF the uterus. The liberation itself u,
SOON cured. Nothing within my knowledge eqrK,
It for these female arrangements"
Edward g. Marrow OF 1NsJrbrry Ala writes. "a
dangerous oraTian fIlmor ON one Of the females Ia
my fImiIy. which had detied all tho remedies W
BY your Extract Of sarEapariIIa Our phySSTa.
thought nothing but Nxtirpafion could afford rEhlt
but he advised the trial OF your saTapaEiIla til
After taking your remedy eight weeks no symptou
Of the diSeAEe femainR.n
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Ayers Cherry Electoral
ron THE RAPID CURE OF

Co9EhaI Colds 1nhuenza,H oarEeneSS'
GEOupS RrOnchitiR, IncLpIent Con-
AumptH0IIS and foS the Relief
OF COnBuEnpGlY0 PaffentG
In advanced Stages
ORthe Disease
This = a remedy 20 universally known to EurPas
any other for the cure Of throat aud lung complaint,
that IL ia nRelea here to pubsh the evidence: VI NI
virtues. It's unrivAlied excellence for coughs anu
enlds, and its truly wonderful cRreS Of pulmonlrJ
diseaRes have mldett known throughout the cvtlEs1
natton& d the earth. Few tile eoIumnuities o.
even tantlieA among them who have not come Pfr'
sSlal experience Of Its ehects-bgmo living trophy 70
their midst Of ItSvietoEJ over the gubtls and daH
EeTUue dlFnrlieTs of th0 thrUat and lupg'. a. Al!
know the dreadful fatality Of these Disorders ond =
they kDOVtoo, the elects OF this remedy, e ne1
Itdo more than 70 ASSURE them that It has now az
theTtttues that II did have Vhsn making the eoI'S
yShieh have won % strongly upon the e.nhdehce" 81
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
Fer sale by A.c. GOOD CO.. and by al Drag S!
giEt1. auEll.ly-n0v's-sm
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT. AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

me MvE1toE's CIaiRs - GekRogteI9, AID PEOtaeteR
6y ne GpvzHafsts ef Canasla, ttf UattEl SEates,
aad Great ByIIdiaS- - al aeAoa il Roy eOaeeTn.
WHAT ICLAII As NY INVENTION IS, THE
w e5ntsfTan3e 6H keeping accounts current, o.
WhSIeVer kind, description o. variety, In printed
ora, ly keeping tie statements % the several Ae-
eonts s'4adiREin psinteE t!P @ theiF
being readily aud quickly Teadjusted IN any P&Eteu-
Lar part, Where a. aeeounf may have undergone
change by the lapse Of time the current Of bust
ness TranSaetIOnsi that, Wh0n reSdjustsd In All
such parts mp TO any given date, an tmpresson then
the tFo state Of ali the accounts 90 kept accurately
representing ali the balances eonelusiOus In
eOrdAnee With the sad or ends contemplated IN keep
ing the record. rendering It. IN commercial bnEueAG
. balance sIIett Of the most compact aud perfect
Character the details of management being Gubstan-
that the fat or facts be recorded, may be repre-
Esnted by hEuTPO, symbols, dates OF numbers, ubed
else will Indicate the fet facts aS desired: and
fnrtheFniofe haEed this primary invention also
claim the device OF o0utriTSuce Of rendering oE
transmitting accounts in partial or fall htAteents
when the statement or statements sent are thus
ar substantially thus kept in type, by the eontTi-
vaucos Of my invention be the medium OF transmits
dering Aeoouuts by the Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted Of Apron Noysspent Reel. and cutte5
stamp, claim IN the hruadeat and tulleSt senses and
model OF operating, S%tnditated in describing It,
by machinery. And In connection with these apeci-
he claims, and haBod upon them, 4 also elatm all
oibeT means and appliance Substantially theSaue
IS th6sS herein eIaIed or iutended to be claimed.
With tbesa claims fnlly acknowledged and protested
rs RboVet this invention has already RPTe1d ttsell
over Canada eighteen 4ates Of the American Union,
and into GIsat BtSiq, and i6a0E Rse In more than
three b1sdFed Newspaper oAices. It's immense value
to banklnS and similar inStitutops will be shown In
Circular which will make It's appeATaheA soon.
Meanwhile OPplie9tiope for in ortnstion, Deeds at
Right or DlEPI itch Nachfnes," will receive due at
GSnti6Hs when addressed either to :
Rev: Robert, Dick FS4s ESs, G ", or
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Conquest has explored more than ever
curiosity has done; and the path for sci
Cnee has been commonly opened by the
sword
Some people can neither stir hand nor
foot without making It clear that they are
thinking Of themselves, and laying little
traps for appreciation.
BFevity Ia In writing what charity is TO
all other virtues. Righteousness is worth
nothing without the one, nOr authorship
without the other.
Laughter is, to many men, worse than
death. InnumerGbie duels have been
fought to prevent the pang1 Of ridicale,
and to revenge them.
The ouly true waySo make the mass of
mankind see the beauty Of justice, is by
showing to them ia pretty plain terms the
consequences Of injustice,
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
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and an aSteFn cities ct As p NJ arrives at HaEt.-
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int NJ ~ 40 a ~ ana STrfyeS At penvvoo at
iJSgf6 = II snd JYheSiinSs a IGeSl p II e6nbeetfnR
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eiSSi sfSitSISSs 01IT
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aaIlg snteIIIaeater.
FORM, RIPLE9fEN. ROM.
NJ ALFaED TEsxYsox.

There is = sound of thunder afar.
Storm 10 the South that darkens the dnv.
Storm Of baule and thunder of war,
Wei, II IL do not roll our way,
FoFm4 forml Riaemen Edrmi
Ready, he ready TO meet the storm!
Ritiemen. riaemeu, ritiemen fornll
b. 7Ot deaf TO the sound that warnsI
h not guild By despot's plea.
Are ngsSoF tbistIes or grapes of thorus!
How should a despOt set men free!
Form! foTml Rihemen form!
Ready ready to -meet-the storuli
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