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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11
rom r, d. Oryts' Drug Reporter,

FINE ARrlol.. --lININGER'r OLD LONDON nOt K
GIN This Gn find to be superior to any cher bottled
Gin the s.et, aad aln rapidly i2tcducn 1t in my
trade p. ID. 0RVI3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

u & tp.tDi-g lPg
Tvs . 40 a 3uea OF large show b..,s,ta bring
uu tPlAl l'4ls TUrr psrtlcHi4ry boo NY caste
!! .oa have lnyE.rs cf tie InG, p.ssa sad to
Upt 81 nv c. 0ThrrE who IA subject 90 severe Sick
headache lasur1 rl!uS tw' :ay'.l Wa cErtd o.
at.lcs ~ en- 104 bJ lJur till wties Sea' ksT
he-,ec.luIly yeas
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

y FkASkLlS To-. IbiV.
gAh5Gry 1851
EESsy &. SFALBlNG.
70 - cd ret, y.
ltBAEsgE
10 l1sea H-d fTeIt' I'VE cgns, ,c5J re which sen
Hex II tsshn!t- ~ e. ssaa 10 address Of kvr. Wn
4 "a :fr, SO a.. asbgrs, D anAbs 20, ono
J raL sFk ,ke ch4Taa-rrt~ Hfacse. A,mo@,
iEsalsfF 1saN Y,Eru.
Wa &. FILLER
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11
ExLLu YEEScy, OHIO, Jan.

EgLLH NEEScy, OHIO, Jan Ii 1851.
n. ( .TAIg 81, tsq
ties.e tIJ Iuclp 60 wnty-Evs cents for Vhch ferd
rae apol'rr box "i oar q hale fli!s. Iaey le hi
the best i'lg kssp ever Iei
H.lCi y, SLOWER =. M.
&c !. Vernon, " ysudot Co O.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

SPRUCE cgxxg, HUNTINGDON Co IA,
JaEG2:y u. 1881
Il, &. SrALnIS0. SIa:
III vii Il t~e sra me two GoxS Of .eIr C,piic
Pills Se;6 th"GI ilame lately
T. .eCtIIu.ii Yours.
jND, 3 SIhONS.
i. g have rscd ore b;A &! lour lila. and lind
hsl.t c.Ce !tG..
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MfsceIfa ncOuS.

The steamship Glasgow Captain Roskei, Of J @ Daies
tne, sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The Bremen steamship Hsnsa, Capt Won santen sailed
yesterday for Southampton and Bremen.
RECORD OF WREcKs-The London shipping Gazette Of I'd
ss saysWe publish to-day our usual monthly record Of
the Of f ansry Of
her was 22 IN February ESQ in March 1873 in April i9 in
and la October ll9making total during the present
Notice to Mariners.
The Nantucket South Shoai Light Boat parted her moor
ess on Monday night 10Th inst and arrived at Edgar.own
She will be replaced station with as little delay as
n By Ss!sa aSss T given
A LONG Clerk to Lighthouse Inspector I'd dist.
Foreign Ports.
AoEIEyipKo Nov s-Ar bark Utah. Hart, New York (snd
sS: Kelley r.e.
ssen s from na with 6 Goals e dis
e. rr S"s s VIM
c% Sasns dsE D ss fsm SaShas
esiringe hence, Sd Meteor, from Machas, ID,
o. Tmoa4s Dec In port ship Montmorens Brown, from
hs@ for abba T. SaS for for
81 Wsa9 ,p nr yG from ri @ egn
ro ko ay
1 w Fry, from Boston.
& k.ssr = Sorn sSe
lord. Advance Dora and Underwater, at Liverpool.
nd At F sSsssa1
Arr from Philadelphia, NJ FELTON,. at Liverpool
The Hamilton, Gray from Liverpool for New York,
Mt back
American Ports.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2o--Arr ship Samuel Locke. Sweet.
or Liverpool schr Martha Moore Bennett Matanzas Cid
ark Xiphas (Br) Norris Cork for orders brig Roaer
Thompson, Portiand schrs 0swego Card, Halifax; Be
pent Parker New Haven; Cornca Noyes, NYork; Eliza
Rebecca Brce, and Edwin Reed, Goodspeed, Boston;
orwsh Beuah Hanson Wles Smith, ' and ' caps
soull, NYork.
PORTLAND Dec I9--Arr brig Col Coggins Coggins,
caanzas; schrs Spey (Brl Srum Malaga via Halifax; CT
Ien Jameson Rockland for NYork. Cid brigs Clark,
donaes, Havana. Speedway Atherton, Matanzas
kta, Brown do Thos Connor York, Cardenas.
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Boston.
schr James Samuel, Hart Ehzabethport, and sailed for
schr Daniel Webster, Perry Ezabe,hport and sailed for
Bridgeport.
scr L P Burton. Wheeler Ellzahehpor, and sailed for
STAFFORD.
Sehr WIN Buman, Smart Elizabehport for Boston.
6chr II y Hel, Murchie, Calais,T days.
Sehr q ID King. McGreeofy Calais, days.
schr Nsdagascar Moore, Franklin, Me- IL days.
S,hrJ w, Fauiffin, Boston, d. -.
Schr sbeca Knight Rsey Boston for Great Egg arbor
Schr Backer, Kelly. Provincetown 6days
Schr MI Despers ndufn, Strong, Gloucester, days.
Sohr Alabama, Brown Providence for PHILADELPHIA.
sloop Matamora, Bushee, Esabethport and sailed for
6outh ak.
sloop Caroline, Merrill Elzabe,hport and sailed for
soop Vienna Davis, Ehzabehport and sailed for New
Haven.
sioop Ellen v Golden Elizsbehpor and sailed for Free
port.
Steamer Dubois, -, Philadelphia
Steamer ospfay, Keaney, Providence.
SAILED
2Dth-H NJ steamer Landrall, Bermuda; ships Wander
ng jew Havrc Enoch Barnard, London; Kate DYER do;
poer tBr do Lucy Thompson, Iverpool Egera (Br do;
Majestic Marsees, Tails San Francisco; Kate Hooper,
90 Br barks Record Cork Duchess do Statesman do Br
fish Tar do Grace Belfast; Phenx Liverpool Br brigs
McAdam st Jago; Argyle Demarara Phantom Sc Johns,
Pr King Bros Port Prince; Anna Barbados Bne Nose,
Cork Mariana, do; Grace Worthrgon. Belize, Hon; So
brig Besaro Buenos Avres; Br schrs Sepmus Granada
Arnold st Jsgo; q Miller. Earbor Island.
2ls-Seamships Glasgow tBr), Liyerpool Hansa OF and
for Bremen.
Wind NV
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS,

TINE INSTfTUTRICE DEMANDE LA PENSION on
une place chez des gems CONNIE faut ellie ensegne lie
Frsncais, PIalen, pAemand, Angais lEspagno fond
OF les elements du dessn ct dc la musique Would prefer
Svverness. Ssdresser ~ " Laight IT. SN'N'
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EXpRESsES.

A BURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
"A. ing Establishment rs West Eleventh street between
Fifth aud Six avenues Household FurIare boxed and
shipped all parts OF the world. Covered wagons FOR re-
moving furniture of families. Furniture stored.
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BILLIARDS.

4 RARE CHANCE Is OFEERED TO PURCHASERS
n. q bard Tables % selling 4. iuanuftc.ory Of " NJ
SHAHf lS Fuitcn strert, where oe iound variety
OF Ills 81 Md gaG!aa with ais newly patent eush.
ions pohpHneel oy inc otst judges 10 be superior any
now ia use, and AZ prices TO SUIT tlc a.s Also lew Sc
cund hand Tables
A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
~ Billiard fables, with Phelan's Combination Cushions
for sale q; prices to suit the times.
PHELAN coLLENDER, IS 70 60 Crosby IT., MY,
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A ssoRrMENT UNEQUAILED
III OF useful articles for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
rahcy frensn Emma Tea Sets for Holiday @ fits %
-, aliaN Elk PLATED ICE PITCHERS
s." hohuay ahss-arsest si5e hanasomey engraved 90
silver Plated Cake Baskets, tor lfudav mr., a.n
silver Ilttrd Tea Sets 20 pieces for Holiday Gifts Is 20
Silver Plated Casters q cut boes for Holiday Cifts So
Silver Plated
COFFEE URNs
for Holiday GIFTS new pattern finely chased - 10 90
$l9-Sle-S lp-Sl0-Sla
Silver Plated Table spoons for Holiday Gifts, the don 90
Silver Plated Tea spoons for Holiday GIFTS the dozen rs
Silver Plated Fable Forks, for Holiday 6ffs 90
Ivory handled Table Kaves for Holiday Gi!ts the 80
Ivory handled Tea Knives for Holiday Gifts the dozen W
ALSO,
IN elegant variety If
FRENCH CHINA VASES.
For Holiday Gifts.
BISQUE FIGURES,
For Holiday GIFTS.
BRONZE FIGURES,
For Holiday CATS.
PARIAN MARBLE FIGURES,
For Holiday gifts.
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE
- For Holiday Gifts.
BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS,
For II Holiday Gifts.
Together with Complete Stock of
CHINA DINNER SETS,
Rich and Plain Cut
TABLE GLASS. 6e., &c,
w.J.F DALEY 4 co,
63l Broadway.
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THE BALL SEASON.

MERRY CHRISTMAS BALL-TWENTY. FIRST ANNU
1 al Ball of Manhattan Engine Company No z ut Irving
Hall Tuesday evening December a. 1861. Tickets 81
70 be had Of the members Of the Company, aud
the door on the evening OF the Ball.
VIZ, II. RsDxos. Secretary.
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ERYING BABIES.
~ ROyS AND GIRLS LAUGHING.
MOTHERS ana FATHERS the double quick for
FANCY GOODS, suitable for Christmas and New Years
presents. such as CAMGRfC SETS. EMBRofpEKED col.
LARS, WELLS HAhDKERCUIEFS, GLOVES, HOSIERY,
Also, a line FANCY BONES.
TEN PINS, VILLAGES, LARGE VARIETY OF TOYS,
GAMES, CRYING BABIES,
CFSHMAN h BROOKS.
A53 sixth avenue. corner q eighth street.
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NANrED--BY YOUNG LADY OF RESPECTABfLf-
w and rchnNtncn situation III fanny
in tue country where she have charge OF young edfes
and instruct them IN English and nusic she would EXERT
herself to the utmost oi her aaiy TO render herself
bic and useful and will give excellent references Aadrss
Brewer, South Brooklyn Post office, " Y, for ten ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

CATHOLIC GIFTS FOR THE H0LIDAYS.-HAYDoCK'S
~ Bible superb binding; Life of tine Blessed Virgin,
in gorgeous velvet and bnding Prayer Books in
variety OF splendid rich binding At other
adjustment America finer richer stock OF Catholic
articles found for the HOLIDAYS than the cd established
Catholic House Of EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER,
5g9 broadway, stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

MD
BY request of the officers of the sixy-nnth regiment
N. Y. s. NJ.
COLONEL MULLIGAN
win epcat his
sRecullectons Of the SeCen
at the Cooper institute Monday evening, 23d inst at
O'Clock Proceeds be the of Ireland Tickets
70 cents be obtained the officers OF the regiment
NJ the various bookstores hotels the door the
evening OF the lecture
Dodwor,hs Band will be in attendance.
Captain JAS. b. KtRKER,
6luarcrtnaserJ 7. Il. NELLY,
Lieutenant PETER McQUADE
Committee OF Arrangements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEXT OF KIN.-R. LErfTA BROOKE, DECEASED.
IN Pursuant order Of the tgh Court OF Chtacery,
o The indeutrr
rne 18th dy Of May 1916 being the settlement
made egiously Robert Br0oke and Lett.
TIA n wife. formerly Letisia Harding splpter and both
aeerasri next of Kin uf the said Lati'ia Brooks
torue tti HARDING spinstar), late OF Nargate The
VI Kent England, WAC dcd IL or about the outi Of
Aut l52 are b. their soiciturs before the ~
OF March, 1852. come in ant prove their the
chambers the Vice Chancellor Sir John stuart No u
Siuare, Lincoln's Inn Ia The county OF MddescN Eagn1
d.ia thcreof they will be peremporiiy excluded
benefit Of the sad order Monday the Dh day OF March,
1862 ~ O'Clock ut the said chambers, appointed
Tor hra ing and tGca,iag upon the eaims Dased ths
2lsGd.y OF November, lS01.
ALFRED HALE Chief Clerk
w. ii. e. DuxcsS, 10 Southampton street, Bloomsbury
Iondan Agent FOR Mcssrs Brooke Mcriens Hughes Mar.
gate Kta, England, solicitors TO- Tho petitioner.
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STEAMBOATS,.

vsop PERTH AgeoY-sTEAMER GEORGE Law
leaves the foot of Barclay street every ny
T. NJ III Perth Amboy, making the ntsreulae ianains"-
Returning, leaves Perth Amboy AT a. VI.
STEAMER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES, SLIT sa.ir
port ma ing the Intermediate. ianainss henrnlng caves
Sorhpor at go A. NJ FROM Glen Cove ~ cents; from
Sands pon, ana Neck 10 cents Freight from Glen
Cove sands Point and Great Neck al hall the usual Fa1A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22
POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMIT
IL tee, T,mmany Hanrhe members requested at
tend meeting OF the COMMITTEE, be hed Monday even
ing, Dec %, 1861 ~ III O'Clock. BY order.
ELIJAH +. PURDY, Chairman
A. 3. ROBBINS, Secretaries
JonS HARDY, 'e0'e"iie''
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--y4~~g----4~r.se-s
E1RANCfS BUTLER, No. 3 PECK SLIP. HASALL THE
choice Breeds Tor stock and sale Buffers inialhbe
Yang Cure and Flea EAterHinator 50 vents botte.
Buffers "Breedirg Training, Diseases &c. Of Dogs" 81
Dogs boarded, trained dc. Medicines Tor all diseases
LtoR SALR-FoUR bull TERRIERS FOtE BLACK
fans three scotch FerEier one King Charles spaai",
three Italian Greyhounds number uf well broke
and seers two very large Newfoundland Dogs,
moth -. Bernard Pup Beagle iounas Scotch fJeer
Hounds Dogs of all breeds. Parlicullr attention pia to
the treatment Of diseases Of kinds. No
charge. Address H. Gardner Of Ffteth and
Broadway.
LIoR sALE-oR WOULD TRADE FOR A GOOD RIFI.F-
II av rs large ia bred irish GreyhouDi the
In the city Apply at 800 Bowery.
GHAS. REICHE & BROTHER OFFER FOR SALE A
~ large variety of Fancy and Singing Brds from different
pars oil the word Also, me lot OF Phcasants, Swans,
Ducks anu other fancy fowls. 81 Chatham street.
7 ONG BREED CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE IN FAIRS
IL or single, to suit purchasers. Apply AZ Z! Greenwich
avenue IN the rear between Hammond and Bank Streets
New York
FINE ARTS.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY
i NO al BROADWAY, CORNER OF LISPENARD ST.
HOLIDAY PORTRAITS AT PANIC PRICES
Carries DE VlSITE-Splendd lnisb, 81 per dozen.
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4
~ OF the principal OF this institution I'm npartlng
instruction Ia bookke ping writ ng arithmetic navigation
mechanical drawing 60. has oeen remarkable New York
Courier Nov % ls5l Bookkeeping $40 arithmetic SO
~ esson, q writing -, magical sst.onomy aud navgaen
leee ana Premium Writing Rooms, the Mechanics
BunS IN 'front.' Of the Ciy Hall, Brooklyn. Principal 4.
NuGE&T, member OF the So"iety ot Arts Manufactures
ami Commerce London and of the Geographical
and statistical Society, New York, &c.
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MATRIMONIAL.

l Ing acquire the arr iaschpogc fascination, ena
bling them win the affections any they wish t.
do by eDcosinuA dheced envelope to
T. Williams & Co., Publishers box $500 Post Office Phil-
deiphia
NTArRtMoNY MADE EAsY--wifH INSTRUCTIONS
wi for courng in order the affections OF the oppo
size SEX l62 pages illustrated post paid receipt Of
- cents. g. c. HAMMOND d CO., $50 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

WALLET
IA. IS Clinton place, Broadway,
has just received per steamer Ilansa
very assortment of articles Of
NOVELTIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
such Medtcts, Mary Stewart and Belts EN-
brodsred Necstes forenne Sets Muslin and
Sets Dress and Breakfast Caps Conures Barbes Lace
Wells, &c.
A DE PERCEvALs. 657 BROADWAY, ALI. KINDS
n OF Chidrens Coaks, Dresses Blankets, Sacques Che
misses, Infants Waists Aprons Btbs Baskets Inans Caps
Zoaaye aud Garbald Costumes kc ready made and made
10 order. Ladies' Embroidered Chemises Night Gown
Yokes; also ladies' ready made Chemises, Night Gowns
Night Caps, Breakfast Caps, Zouave Chemsettcs FiucA
HaDdkerchefs, &c.
BOXES ANDA
bes &c Also EmbroideIies and Wells. suitable for ho
liday presents.
cUsHMAN BROOKS, 1853 Sixth avenue,
corner OF Twenty eighth street
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HUDSON RIVER RAfLROAD.-TRAINS FOR ALBANY
IL Troy, the North and West, leave Chambers
and II A. NJ. and 3.I5 and 1915 r. NJ
NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany, Troy, North and West
Winter mt, commencing Monday, Nov l. 1861
For Ahany-i03o A. NJ, Express Mail Train, from twenty
siNth depot
For all local trains Time Table.
JOHN BURCHILL, Assistant Superintendent
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

AT p WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
IA Firth aud Sixth large handsomely FURNISHED
Rooms with Bedrooms second and third oors also SIN
gle Rooms for gentlemen. AL modern improvements Re
tercncps eXchnunpd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

O. PACKAGES OF CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS
,cO for the hodaysrhose who intend receiving calls
tire market and package containing Twelve bottles Of
fine Wines and Liquors. eleven derent kinds packed III
neat suitable for transportation, for tue low price
OF five dollars n B.A choice assortment Of Wines and
Liquors constantly hand In bond or Ia store Of direct inn
portation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22
LECTURES.


"A Oh VANITY FAIR
(MR. CHARLES r. BR0WNE)
viii deliver his celebrated humorous lecture,
THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD,
At Clinton Hail before Mercantile Library Association
on Monday evening December g. 1861 Single tickets 30
cents: tickets admitting gentleman and lady rs
sale the library and al the door the night Of the
lecture.
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FURNITURE.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
u ture at private saleRoscwood Pangfore
fully guaranteed cost $780, will be sold for $3.50 including
Stool and Covers Parlor Suits $780, for Ss0 Etegercs
Centre Tables Mirrors Curtains Bedseads Bureaus, wash
stands, Beddng Ornaments and Slverware will be sold
great sacrifice Inquire at No 20 West Twenty sixth street,
Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

"A for $A IN all coors OF warranted manufacture; Ass
solid chestnut Chamber Suits plain and ornamental at
+: FARkINGTONs, SOS Canal street, opposite Wooster
Established In lS3S.
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ass-sassa g aals=sa sssa7s--
INSTRUCTION.

A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO PROCURE A SITUA-
n ton as assistant teacher In school, where she DO
tain the best Instruction in singing In return for her
vices speedy answer is requested Address f. WASH
ington City, y. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

A FRENCH TEACHER WISHES 10 GET FUR
n nished Room private family, and give French les
in The beat references given. Address H.
Station ID fost Office.
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BOARDING AND LODGING,

7H0 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET.-PARLoR AND
lOO Bedroom, the second roor; a SO Rooms on tho
hird noor 10 lsi with full or partial Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

NEW PUBLICATIONS,


3sTyHAT' CURIOUS BOOK or "CITY woMEN:n SIN
guar novelty; advertised in The Independent, aud de
nonnced in the Herald OF Dec and is now sold byciy
eight cents-ony half price. NJ. GAUNrT, publisher 10
Walker street stairs. The trade supplied, Mt discount
Of nearly fifty per cent for cash. Agents wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

yrINELAND FARMS-FOR SALE, THE BEST OF
Land at the ana thriving sstlenent Of yineland.
only 20 miles from Philadelphia b. railroad direct New
York. Soil Is fine loan rich and productive for wheat
and fruits. Divided into farms Of 20 and tip
wards at the low price Of from SIS to $50 One
fourth cash. balance in four also Lots of and
half acres from $50 500 each Fine
be growing To persons Of small capital Of bust
this IL good opportunity establish home
and be certain Of livelihood This is the right remedy for
hard tines Papers and reports be had by applying
JOHN ~ MOORE, l9l Pearl street, New York Letters
Also report Of Scion Robinson OF the New York
Tribune, can be obtained
Extract OF Scion Robinson, Ag Editor If N
Tribune, upon Nineland-
II certainly the most extensive fertile tracts
almost level position AMI suitable condition for
farming that this side OF the Western prarrs
1cA ACRES OF HEAVY PINE OAK AND CEDAR
1OO Tint cred Land in this STATE, from incum-
brance, which VIII second Aand Pi
Furniture, Watches and JewclIy Hardware, for
which liberal trade VIII be given. Address t. r. c., boz
10 Herald office.
SID 400 FOR SALE, 4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
Barn Carriage House aud other buildings, seventeen Of
chuire land and Iruit OF all kinds Terms apply
CARLI, 5)S Fulton avenue, or N. W. DURYEA, ii Fulton
street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

1EH PRINCE STREET--ST CLAIR HOUSE.--ELE
lOO ganty furnished Rooms, with Bedrooms attached
with all the conveniences Tor housekeeping complete ncud
ing and Cr0oa water 10 let to respectable families
single gentlemen.
81 n ELM STREET-JACKSON HOUSE. THE MOST
AlO comfortably and conveniently furnished Apartments
in the city meet the small families with
requisite furniture clean linen, cooking range utensils
gas aud Croton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

Tax EIGHTH STREET, HEAD OF LAFAYETTE
lfC place-A desirable ocaon-turnshed Rooms 10 re MT
70 gentlemen only with without Board prices
references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

JxANTED-A PONY, SUITABLE FOR BOY TEN
w years old. Amy person having such at reasonable
prce can find purchaser by applying TO g. W Durham,
40 Broadway.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22
OUR FL - G-- h
(kl
HOMIE MANUFACTURES.
.JNo. DICKINSON
EDITOR AND. PROPRIETOR.
5larevepost 9aily 9e'ps.
Tuesday, October. %, 1861.
Choice of the People Of the Con-
federate States.
FOR PRESIDENT,
.JEFFERSON. DAVIS.
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR vICE-PRESlDENT,
A. HI. STEPHE Ms.
OF GEORGIA.
Choice of the People Of the Con.
lederate States.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR yICE-PRESIDENT,
A. HI. STEP III E Ms,
OF GEORGIA.
Electors.

For State at Large.
Charles Derbigny, Of Orleans:
Albert G.. Carter, Of East Feliciana.
Alteynates.
James G. Campbell, Of Natchitoches,
ta. L. Fuselier, of St. Mary.
FIRST District.
Donation Augustin, Of Orleans.
Francois Gardere, Of Orleans, Alter
nate.
Second District.
James p. Freret, Of Orleans.
J. c.. Kicks, Of Orleans, Alternate.
Third District.
Edward Dutfei, of Ascension.
Louis Bush, of Lafourche, A lternate.
d. FDa9zK District.
VIM. r. Barrow, of West Feliciana.
Cyprien Dupre, ST. Landry, Alternate
Fifth District.
Bartholomew Egan, Sr., Of Bienville.
Robert Hod Cos. Of Bossier. Alternate.
SlaHh District.
81. Chambliss, Of Carroll.
Orin Mayo, of Catahoula, Alternate.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22

TAo can beat 1t I'VE received
from Mr.. William Ashlin, the largest
apple that we ever remember having
seen-and we have seen monsters
the apple iii Question measured ff-
teen inches in circumference, and
weighed one pound and a half. 1t
was raised in this parish on the plan
tation of the gentleman named. Mr..
\. has our thanks. for the same, and
IT heor any one else has any more
fruit or vegetable curiosities we will
be pleased to notice them. If any
of our planters think that they can
beat the Asllin apple, let them try it,
III this or any other parish. :.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22
Extracts from = Private Letter.

Through the politeness of on,
friend, II. =. Hyams, Esq., we make
the following extracts from a letter
received from "a member of the Shreye-
port Rebels: ..
COLUMBUS, KY, Oct. II, 1861
will give you some news, part
of which I witnessed. Quite a spir-
tied engagement took place here on
the Sth inst, between our batteries
and some more of the enemy's water
hounds. The A No. l fast packet
Grampus (Confederate) came down
the river in double quick. giving in
formation that they (the waterhounds)
were approaching the Notifications.
Everything was gotten ready and in
trim, in order to give them warm
reception. which, when they made
their appearance, was executed in the
most elegant style possible. Two of
the enemys shells were thrown i'm
mediately into our camp, but neither
did the work they were intended for,
one did not even burst, it was a sixty
four FOUNDER. After fighting hard
for one hour, we forced the enemy to
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22

Dauis and !Ste1oAsus.-One paper
has objected to the election of Steph-
ems to the ce-Presidency. But we
are glad to see that the objection is
universally reprobated by the press.
We do not wish to meddle in politics,
but we cannot refrain just now from
saying that it is no time to change
good officers in the teeth. of battle
We have full confidence in Davis for
President. and Stephens for Vice
Preident; they have both acted nobly
so far; let them be elected by una.
nimous vote. We are in the very
beginning Of great struggle and it
is no time to squabble over civil Offices
now so worthily tilled.-Nasarile
Banner Of Peace.
Those ara. nnr sentiments