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E. C0WLES & CO.,
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Beaufort a Port OF Entry.

A collector is to be sent to Beaufort to re-
ceive customs, as that port is to be opened
for trading purposes. A vessel is to be sent
there with such goods as are in demand, to
be exchanged for cotton, which viii be
shipped to England. This is an important
move.
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A correspondent of the st. Louis Repub-
lican, reporting the battle of Belmont, re-
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Flsg q Truce 10 COluubas, Ky.
A correspondent Of the Missouri Democrat
accompanied the asg Of truce, amer the bat
tie of Belmont to Columbus, KY. BE says of
THE REBEL ToRoE.
The armed reconnaissance at Belmont, on
Thursday, demonstrated the fact that they
have one hundred and fourteen cannon OF
different calibre, mounted and In position, 30
as to sweep the entire country Tor four and
Eve miles around. Th.se cannon cannot all
be seen, as some of them are masked but
enough can be seen to convince the most
skeptical that what nature has not done for
this place, and 1t has done wonders, rebel
engineers have done, and made this the
strongest Of all their fortified positions.
There must be some twenty or twenty-five
thousand troops here now, judging from the
number of their tents, which are as thick as
snow fakes on the mountain brow, line the
bluff for along distance above and below the
town, and at this present writing thousands
Of the rebel soldiers are gathering upon the
bluff and peering at US over its rugged brow.
GEN. POLK.
General Folks headquarters was near BY,
and soon he appeared on board and received
Major Hatch in very naughty and unfriend-
" manner. The General had on suit Of
blue cloth, minus bis shoulder straps, and
nothing to indicate his rank except a Major
Generals sash. In reply to Major Hatch's
request for the release of Col. Doughertyi
unconditionally, as he had had his leg ampu'
tated and could never again enter the service
Gen. Polk said be could not release him
adding, al am waiting my instructions from
Hsy government at Richmond; there is a new or
der in relation TO the exchange of prisoners
and for the present only can exchange Col
Dougherty according to the usages Of war
If you will not recognize US as a nation, yoT
must recognize Us as q beligerent power be
fore we can make an exchange of prisoners
Major Hatch replied that he asked his releas'
on the ground of humanity; that he would
sacrifice fortune to obtain his release, 70
be knew him well, and knew that he was
brave and noble man, but, our GoYernmen
was not in favor of acknowledging a rebe
power, (although we must admit they wer
inclined TO be quite beligerent) as a beliger
ent power.
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There are now at Camps DennisOn, Cur
ley, and Dick CorWine, all in the vicinity Of
this city, six thousand infantry, two thousand
cavalry, and five batteries of field artillery.
Every nerve should be strained TO pnt this
formidable force in complete condition, and
dispatch it into Kentucky. Join this force
to the Cumberland Gap expedition, and
put the whole under an energetic General
who would move without waiting by the
month for transportation, and it would soon
be in East Tennessee.-CH. Commercial.
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Suction SaIes.
MONDAY, NOV. 1s, 1861.
FUrs! FurS!! Furs II!
Large sale of Ladies and Gents Furs, Robes, &C.,
AT AUCTION, N,..........-......BY O. CUTTER q SON.

o. CUTTER & SON will sell on Monday, Nov.
18th, at atOre No. IT'S Superior street. COMMENCING
ct l. clock A. NJ. large and varied assortment OF
ladies aud Gents, FuTs, consisting Of Hudson Bay
Sable, Capes, mufis and Cutfs, Mink German Fitch,
Siberian Squirrel, Royal and imitation Ermene,
River Mink, French sable, and great variety OF
other Furs Tor ladies and Cents wear; Including
Cents Collars. Coats, Gauntlets, Gloves, Fur Caps
Sleigh Robss, in great variety.
These Furs are Of superior quality, and such as
never have been offered before in this city at Auo-
tion. We warrant every article free from damage,
aud should it prove to the contrary the purchaser
can return the srtclU within "a hours ON time Of
pureha,e and the money will be refunded. The store
VIII be open for the inspection Of the stock on fri
day ana saturday Nov. 18th and 18th
Those who wish 70 purchase really good Fura will
DO well 70 attend this sale Remember the place,
No l76 supeIt1r street. hrst store east Of TAYLOR
Griswold Co.'S Dry Goods store.
rs DeaIersw will do.wsll 70 attend this sale. ia
TsRus-Cash, bankable funds, at time of sale.
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A NEW VOLUME
OF THE
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER

WILL COMMENCE JANUARY Ist, 1862.
For seventeen years the LEADER has re-
newed its weekly visits to the fFesides of
its friends throughout the West in general,
AMI Nortt ern Ohio in particular. Improved
facilities for printing have enabled its proprie-
tors to reduce the price till it has become a
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ly papers of New York. &
The coming year will be the turning year
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ed with important events, and every week
viii develope some new and startling phase
of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

George Bancroft said in his New York
speech few days since:
81 do not understand turning 6 soldier Of
the United States into a constable to keep
the peace on the plantations Of the Seces-
sionists.
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8aaratna.

DOARDING HOUSE--TR e
d HOUSE, No. a Public square, and b. tie
stone Ohurch, lone Of the plaasantast locations h
she city-haa been thoroughly repaired, and d nov
their own rooms can b accOmmodated With larEs
and convenient rooms and bedroom; and Single
dhtionB on reasonable terms. Reiersneeg given and
required. DoER15I B.W. BURRITT.
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Sgelv aapettisetlremts.
THE FAIR INRzi
On nm LosI LADY OF rH1 ORnsoa OL1TTr
OONrInUEp.
IAPTTR Iv.-THE coRsAIR oHIEF.

| OOA4An0 0AOs
CHAPTER IV.-THE C0RsAIR CHIEF.
when Inez awoke the storm had passed away,
| Ana the Wild night was followed u beautiful da'
She looked all around. the scene was quite strange
| She was in an apartment bsth snmptuous . grand
Lying on me Lounge, bought at Uutters, second
And rub ling her e-es, "whsre am In she cried.
eeafs dear lady, quite SAFE soft fate voice re-
Thsn inez looked up, young man stood there,
BE was dressed in red velvet, with diamonds most
dis hair was IN curls, aud he'd sword by his side,
And he sSid, "Bairest maid, ) ou shan now be my
81 don't see It, base nis.rssnuu gentle Insz then
ere I'd wed susb man I would die an old maid. II
OfthY En chilly chino and its 5sioRing builccksi''
| II cert ioly DO the iair lnez repli. d,
''ARd lll "a k there, or crawl th re, II cannot
.'lf gold be y.ur desIse,' the pirats then sa,d,
| II Il give you my sile, and be Dnlled out rcd.
Il spurn tho le dros,' said The ma den so fair,
and leave M you wretch, or u pail outyour hair.
Give me Oh give me again ack my heart,'
| "SCamO!" said fair tetZ, 'YCu su ely are mad,
EIoept tns sh eos nesrt-noW don't make a face
| Ycu st1ie away frsm the market place,
And his HIGH-nsss, policemen MIX
Too you for .tealng tue sans TO Jndgs Ike.
/ D, you know him, Jud ltaac o. Val
Who sent you for stealing sheeps hsart to theja
know you, 50 leay4 me, you dry scampl
VI Il cal Col. Abby, and he'll soon make you
They eau me spaniard, - tbs pirate then ssid,
"But m full bloeded Gr,ek, nd my parents are
dead;
| Ny name is o. O'MulliRan, I'm the pirate chief,
But lady, dear lady, I am not thi. {,
FL lsaye you, sweet aid, but you'll rae this. say,
for you shsil be my bride the dawning Of day.
Then he ]. ft the apartment a. fair tnE alone,
And she fell to - eating large turkey bone.
Wslll leave or to ENJOY her sumptuOus r,plst,
And turn % a scsne which we've come 10 at last.
70 EE COETINUED.
And We wsuld resps,tfll y request our re4dtrs to
turn their attention 10 the splendid stock Of new
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear We have now on hand, and
which we are selling At extremely Low prices at
ISAAC A lSAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Ag nov for the sale OF Singers OAIahlted
Sewing Machines, Strong's Patent Army Trunks,
and StOrr's AutomRtOn PressmRn,
OOrner OF Union ana superior streets.
~ L0OK OUT FOB THE GIANTS. -
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8lnnbing.
r p BOW ER.
.ESA0EIoAE

PLeEBER AND G4B EZFEER
No. 1o2 Pub. Square, fundsr Chapin HaI,i
Iauaiactures and keeps conltanily On hanfallti
g Rl1mberl' and Cas- Filters matarirl1-- T1cf Il
Hydrants, Bath-Tubs, Watar-t lo1afI II - -Sf-Iis
3sth-Joilerai Lad ealTanlzed and Ir5n Pi1s,
Sheet Lad Brasl and Iron LII. anf Torss l1-l-1.
BFss5 and Plated Eauoeta, and oVeFyfhi1- -
tho most approved princiriel
- All work WEFrantad and dnna runrfurUV.
rs-sssui1E ssfsntiol EiTul = iohf he Hld o17iig
- ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

Fer the present, letters and packages de-
signed for Nelson's Brigade-includiup
Capt. Konkle's Battery of ARTILLERY, should
be addressed to G. A. Phillips, Assistant
Qusrtermaster, Caslettsburg, KY, from
which point they will be forwarded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

It is said at indianapolis that Hon. Jesse
D. Bright has gone to Richmond, for fear OF
being arrested and sent to Fort Lafayette.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
AT THIS SEASON OF z

"a yeaF the mornings are very d,rf, ana every
bOoy breads foJeave warm bed, and ever body be-
lieves Its not quite time 70 get up. Our ALARM
OLOOks will start you-they Ego OF every Tine
Buy ons and try 1t. OOWLES co.
noVu On the Corner.
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tqrEa ama ON WarE.

w L. MARVIN, No. 80. SOUTH
w side Public FQuara, having been East and
selected from al the principal Stove Foundriss and
House. Furnishing Embellishments Of Troy. Albany,
PhiladelPhia and New York ali the newest and most
approved varieties Of
8 T o v e 8,
for Cooking ParlOF and Heating purposes, and also
all Of the most
Usst8 Articles Of House FIrnishing GOods
Besides havtzg the most sdEaptagoous facilities
for purchasing Stoves Of Cleveland manufactue, Pc
euiarly adapted to this market. Also, his arrange
mants with cincinnati, 70 b weekly supplied with
al tho newest and most beautiful styles Of
ENAMELED CRATES,
which, with hs long experience Of IS years IN this
merOus friends and tbs ssrest Of mankind" In gone
raj, the Greatest Inducements in gard 70 quality
and prices toT them 70 purchase goods In his line
THE aDISPATOH COOKING STOVE"
Is continuing TO increase in public favor and Is tbs
PERFEOT operating Stove In the marEst, as thous-
snds Of HousekaepsTs In this city and surrounding
country VINO are daily using the stove, viii testify;
COOKING STOVES, Is we'll as
PARLOR, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood and Coal, Of
CLEVELAND AND OTHER MANUFACTURE.
BE manuiactures, and has foi sale at wholesale
Copper Rnd Sheet Iron Ware. HIS stock Of Houss-
furnishing Goods,
NaT5ls Ha5tlss and EHamslsd GYatss,
Is large and eomplste in style and finish.
aO-All are most cordially Invited to call before
purchasing elseWhere, and judge for Themselves
and satisfaction is guaranteed ct the
ET0HH & CRATE EAPORIUA
WI. MARVIE,
He. 80. SOafh side Public square.
BspsS Glay9lands Ohio
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Daily News From California,
Utah, Oregon, Pixies Peak,
and Pacific Countries F.!

With all these additional advantages the
LEADER will still be furnished at the follow
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NJ b 3 & L Ek'S
IMPROVED
PATENT WATER DRAWERIi

The undersigned, succeeding the late arm Of J. T.
WHEELER Z o., in the manufacture Of
Wheeler Improved Patent Water DrGlOE,
s fully prepared 70 supply this public with this
most useful article 1t Is neat in Appearance and oo
cupes little space; Simple in con structiOu and no.
liable TO get out Of All lovers Of pure water
should buy the "Old Oaken Bucket with Wheeler
Improvements attached Il is the ehespsst and best
article for wells Of all depths sVer used.
GTWATEk DRAWERS manufactured and sold
Wholesale and retail By
II. H. WHEELER,
HeEitt's Block, Viney ard ST.,
OlaYsland, Ohio.
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Fl o ME PAPER

To keep us posted in the news from the
seats of war, where three-quarter Of a mil
lion of our countrymen are arrayed in arms
against each other to decide whether Fres-
dom or Slavery shall predominate in our
land. Every aeighborhoOd, and almost
every family has one or more of its mem
bers in the army, and the movements of the
divisions viii be a matter Of intense interest
to all. We shall takh the utmost pains to
give particular accounts Of all engagements,
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Great Shareholders Rebellion !

1t is unnecessary for US to dilate on the
importance Of ones taking q newspaper at
this time when our country is passing
through one Of the most terrible and gigan-
tic civil wars the civilized RDrld has ever
seen. 1t is still more needless, perhaps, for
US to urge the advantages of having good
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80uts aud Sh0gs.

l. = Aa1ss.i1 asS.s.s a.. Z S,sss.lss. q. qs,...,
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Medina, March L 1851
nA.Ihe above named Ladies We are uersonaliV 20
G1aInted with, and know that for ssFarnl FSarI
while we lived in Medina, they va grsat suasrsrI
Miss has been 90 badly adiicted that it vas uffl
difficulty she was able IS stand UPON her fssf A ~
bottles Of Satholicun entrulF cured her Of her com
plsint8- MY wife received great beHedI frem thii
medicine We recommend L 70 the Ladies of TIN
county Is safe and enc snt remedy Tor ths u,a1I
complaints they are suhieCf 70.
JOHN WEEKH,
EditOr Canfald Heraid
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T B. COBB 3 cos
HALF PRIOE-L LIST.

We have printed Catalogue OF $50 different WORDS
which We offer at half price This Catalogue will be
cent free to any one asking for It. Below We give
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NOTICE
oyncp SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE. CO.,l
Baton Rouge. Feb. I. 1861

ONCE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE Co..,
Baton Rouge. Feb. I. 1861
AAx meeting Of the board OF Directors, he'd TINS
kesolrxd, To pay sizper cent. ~intere't on the out'tan-
ding Scrip eight per ccnt. to stockholders on premi
ANS paid bv them for the year ending LIST feorua y
1851! and to declare a dividend Of fifty per cent: on the
nett earned premiums Of the Company for the year
ending sIst January. 1851, for which CERTIFICATES will
be issued on and after the lst day of March next.
II ras further RESOLVED, To redeem the ontstanaans
scrip for the year 1858 on presentation AZ Inc once .
the Company.
sar The Stockholders are hereby notified that an
~slection for ten Directors and 6ftee: Trusrces, to serve
for the ensuing year, WI, ~. o s.. re' o. y x. ~ is Issl.
F. E, HEBERT,
,.h "a Secretary.
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49,
Ague Cure.
roa THE SPEEDY CURE o.,

I'VE IL &pkEDy CURE o.
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and ..
Rcmittent Fever, Chill Fever. In,
Aeuc, Periodical Headache. CT ,.;r~N.
Headache, and Bilious Fcvcrs. ;na.N.
for the whole class Of disease, 49,:
mating in hillary arrangement, cau,..
by the Malaria Of miaslnn,ic coun,,;..
No one remedy is louder called for hx ..
necessities Of the American PEOPLE than
and safe cure for Fever and .Ayue. H."
VIZ are VOW enabled to offer, will, , ,-,t.~.
ccrtaint,' th.t it will eradicate the dt,.Ss
aud with n-s'rance, founded Oh mu,f w..
no hYrn cul ARISE from its use in ANY o.".
tits.
That which protects from or prevent, IL.
l;-orl'r I'll st lc "f im,nc,se service IN ,a '
:omrnnHitia> v h.f,. il prevails. r. c..h..
litter than ere. for the patient r.c,n, ~,
risk "hich- n" !;lns' ran Ill violent M, To-.
his '~.,'et,l di>.cmper. Ihi: "Crrx" e1n.,.
fhr m:aealstic %.oisol Of F.ykH AZ, 49,
from the system and prevents the dol.
m.nt Of the di.ca>c, If taken ~, the in, -
preach Ut it, rr"moi'tnry sy,n.,ton,,. II :.
not only the best rene " eyer W, d;>,,x,
for thi. class of complaints, hut a,.o III.
cheapest. The large quantity VIC r,pr;y ~,
Il a"!lar bring. it within the reach Il cr,n
body; aad IN bilious Districts, where F.yrs
AND -Ac"I prevails, very poly should l:,. i,
and use it freely loth fer cure and PROTECTION
It is h pei this price Will place i, within II.
each Of an-thc poor az well Is tho rich
great superiority of this remedy over ,1
thcr ever discovered for the speedy and eer'
ain ear" Of intermittent is. that il con,,;,
10 %tlni,Ainc or mineral. consequently il nsu.
!ee:> no 4uinism or other %ininr,ou. ct,,,
.l,a'cvcr upon the constitution. 1lose cured
ty it are left II, healthy as if they had never
AL Nh d;na>e.
F,v,r and .is,l~ is not alone the CONSEQUENT. |
I the mi:: matte pa.".. \ grca, VARIETY
.l!-.,rl"rs mi-e from its irritation, amor. wh;.k |
.,rc Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Gout. llradache /
iilind t>s. Tsothaehe, Ears he. catasrh, A,h.
.na, P,lp,tatirn, Painful Affection Of III.
pl s,. Mysteries. Pain i'll the Bowels, Cole.
'~aralv>i-. ana arrangement Of the S,.m.,l, !
ii Of which. when originating III thi. cars.
;,n. Oh the intermittent tyi:e. or become ,~riu.. T
zeal. Thi. "CrEx" cSpcl. the Ia,i:vM i,on
III. Hood. and consequently cure. them al
alike. 1t is NIL invaluable protection to i,nmi.
grants and persons travelling "r Temporarily
-.islinE in the malarious districts. II take.
ncca,io:ally or daily while exposed ~ the in.
~fection. that will he excr-,ed from ~ sv,t,n.
AID cannot accumulate in s,fi. !, quantity
30 ripcn int" d.exsr. fierce it j, EVEN nor,
Variable for protection than cure. and lew will
ever suffer from l~nter1nittents. il ,hev avail
Themselves Ut the protection this remedy 4.
cords. 4
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL the PURPOSES Of 4 FAMILY fvys,l

are 5" composed that dis.:se within III. ,.uv. !.
their action can rarely withstand or e,st. :h.:n.
and ~in'isor.,t every portion 1t til. iu,... sir.s.
ism. eorrestinK it diseased action. and restafins
its healthy vit.iities. A a consequence II .hess
properties, the invalid who is lowed down with
pain or physical debility is astpni.' I'd To tua Ii.
heslth or energy restored BY a rcmed, =. ono. .
simple and inviting.
Not only DO they cure the everyday complains
Of every body, hut also many formidable aud
dangerous diseases. The agent below named i
pleased to furnish graft. my American .Alm.n,',
containing certificates of their cure. and direction,
for their use i'll tho following complaints: th.tirt
9ess, Heartburn, Headache arising. iron, G'it,ordsr"
Ste. .ch, Nausea. mitigation, Pam in ar" .h@'m
l"aetiom Of The Boarels. ~tzntmiency. Los q .tU~
tite, Jemnatce, and other kindred complaints,
arising from q low state Of the bod, or distraction
of its functions. They are All exc, lent ~alters,w
for the renovation of the blood and the !, s.sr,.
ton Of tone and strength to the system deIilitssl
by disease.
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REMOVAL AND NOTICE or CO.
~ PARTSFRSHIP-THos. II. SHIELDS TypsFoundry
and Printers Furnishing and Paper Warehouse ha,
cen removed from the late stand, No. Sc Grav1-rb
street, to No. SO Gravier street and No. 10 Bank
Place.
Mr.. ARTHUR HYATT ,x admitted a partner -
the undersigned. under the firm of THOS, n. H!ElDS
& CO., from November LIST, 1860. Nov. y. O.l7tf
THOS II. SHIELDS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARrsH or EAST
BATON RoUGR. Feb. LIST, 1861:
Bs !, remembered, That on this first day OF Feb-us.
~, 1881, before me the subscriber. a Juss'ee o. inc
reared Vim. s. Pike, and F. E. Hebert, Secretary OF
{he southern Mutual Insurance Company OF Baton
Rouge, who being duly sworn according to law, 90
depose aud say that the above accounts arc ?aA1 IAN ana
psny. -. 9 v,vr p,.,;a.,+
(Signed.] "A. :. u lhh, esiu'
r. f. HnBsRT, Secretary. -
Of TsbruAry, 1861. v.,prp
iSigned.] r.. "n.n.n,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
11arish of West Baton Roupe.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter succession Of Jaques Aolaison deceased.
No. 5t8.
WHEREAS yslmon. Heb"rt AZ Parliamentary Exc
w cutor Of the e>tat. IT Jaqu-s Molaison Dec
hA. alsd a provisional Tabl.au and account OF his
Administration in the same.
Notice Is hereby given that all legal oppnaition to
the Homolosation Of the same must be filed in the
Clerks once ot this parish within thirty days from
she 6rst publication thereof ,
Clerks once, Fob. 9th 1851.