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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Mes. Haven = a M (Ex }, l2;l5 g. (EzII $50. 4;
% and p. n, - ..
For BildgspOrt I, e. M, Rrli i2:l5, ,, WI)i $50
ga, and D.
For Milford STAFFORD Rpirbe!d Southport and Wespor
Va NJ l2:ls $3.50. 4:39 and p. M -
For NOrwsk z 9:So N. PAS, q, (EIli $50 400 $780,
Gp.m. -
Fer Dsri,n snd0r,snWich, :, $3.50 la5, $780, tse,
800, o. 10. go. N, IN
For Pot thsster md intermediate sntiOns s:5cs i
CONNEtTISG TRAINS.
FOR Boston via Springfield. a. ~, ltLl, (ELhep m
Fer Boston, via Shore Line, l2:l5 p. m %,
For Hsr!iozd ard Springfield Be- N tEI) l2;ls, (Exh
foS cOnneciicat River Railroad 10 Montreal M GEL
end I2:l5 p N 70 NoTthsmpton. -
= For Hartford Providence and Fihk Railroad "a m Er
For New.Hsyn, New-LOudOn, AID 6tOidOsOu Railroad
81 q m, 1918, 3, Bp. N.
Por Canal RsilYoed l2:l5 p Ia 10 Northampton.
For Housatoafc Railroad 20 Pttshed, a. IN, p
For Esugataek Railrosd. a. m . p IN
Sor Dsubury and Nofwsk RGilros, ., 800 $50
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintenden
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The following is comparative statement Of the
condition of the banks Of New-York City, Oct. ~

Accommodating 40 eis7.2ss 646 Dec. ~
Specie ........... 4522 S94 n2e0 5l5 Dec. 80, 80
Circulstiop,,,.. e53573 e,4l5bi3 Dec. lb8Vop
Deposits. nsA55,o63 lai,1lo@4 Doc t'io"'
The, movement OF the Banks since Nov. "A, 1872,
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& NEw.HAvEN RAILROA
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
COMMENCING AUGUST l9, 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

Passenger Station in NswYo.k oOr 27!h+t and tshAv.
Eatrance on gshss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

The receipts OF wheat az MILWAUKEE, Tor Tue Week
ending Oct 81 reached some GOO 900 bushels, which
Ia the heayie delivery recorded in the history Of the
city. The deliveries on Friday, Oct. 25, were.
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- OF HOUR % ~. u7Ol sn@ az Pisr No H. North
W., We 81 81 dsy. except Sundays I" M
sn.sa 81 I ~ q eD MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
spS FRIDAYS. ,.rr -. TUESDAYS TuURSD AVS
CONMONN tAhtH on u - Tn,V6RDs Areut
and saTURDAfS n; So, e.r-s1 ~ 9oT,,.
I)ei.s Of IA tQarpsny, 80 = =" F" s@'9i ON4"V- "
80 NNew.Yok, Oc- 25 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

EALL RIVER LINE.-NOTlCE.-CH!A'.N''G..Er.
n Of aOCn---On tr1 after FRlDAI Soy = NEWPORT
ssd FALL RIVER wlllos1e- Pier 81 a. 20 Ie5
"~''So VI - O''0A - WILLIAM BORDhN' Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

NhifFERS Of PRODUCE, Fruits, Poultry,
~ Gsn Butter and Of ell articles liable 10 injury fron heat
o w. has seeaIty AID advantage In forwardngc our
Lane OF fstsut Refrigerator Cars between this city
and Montreal Careful and prompt alteration given 70 puf.
chase o. H,ass ana sale Of or storage 10
care vessels msIkets &c for sale and
der BY the LYMAN REFRIGERATION Co, No. It's Wash.
iagtonst, N. Y. .t,..
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-ONG IsLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or

- TEhhlNUs.-Lesye Jsnes alp and 34tl-st. Ferries.
~ ~ o "a Tor Sreenport; 3:SJ M tor Yaptanx
- on an ~" m Tor Syossetis H. IL m, $780, 1870,
sne s;Ss M iet Henipste<A m. u n $50 30 $3.50
ssS ~ ~ % ssInscs Trains lOaye Hun,efs Point
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MONDAY. Oct. 23-p. N.

The movements Of the great naval expedition and
the successes in Western Virginia and 10 Missouri iu'
dueed cheerful feeling in the Stock market to-day,
and with fair degree Of activity In shares, there
was a general buoyancy in prices Tie buying
vas well distributed around the Board, and the hrm-
psss of the market was increased 10y come purchases
made BIZ The shorts, who fear that the present BUOY
apcy is tie orerunner Of another rise snch ns we Lao
in the early part Of October. The commission
houses had somewhat increased amount OF orders,
indicating some outside purchases; but the public DO
not usually appear in the market 10 force until the
,se has been greater and cOntil ned longer than the
present. The large operators for the rise argue Ihht
the ex anson of currency and business cansed by the
enormous daily disburse neDts OF the Federal Gov
eminent must also expand stock values, and that,
although an mportan, victory our arms is very de-
sirsble, yet reverse would have but a temporary
effect in the street; that there can in the end
be but one result to this contest-triumph
for the Federal armies-and that the Stock
movement ia an advancing one, with the usual tenn
porary reactions. II The public can be induced to
look at matters in this light, the end is assured.
Central, which was IA on saturday, opened at ut,
and during the day sold at Isl. The Eastward
bound business Of this company, Ne well IA oil tho
Ere, is reported TO reach the full capacity OF The
road, and the free demand for produce for shipment
will sustain the traffic during the closing Of pasiga-
rion Pacific Mail was also in good demand, aud
firm. selling al SO. The November dividend is near
at hand, and there is impression in some quarters
that it will be 10 cent, the earnings Of the three
mouths having exceeded that figure. Panama was
all strong, selling at lI6. In Enc, Preferred NJ 5li,
an advance Of 4 cent This stock is made up sub
stantially ms follows, from Conversion Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

Cassrinss for week ending Oct Hla, 800 $50 II
Clesnnxs Tor week endinE Oct z5.... ul,li3 225 70
Balsnces for week endinE Oct b.. 0l9l, 19 OF
BALANCES for Meek ending OCT 26...... 8,0si,190 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, and kindred

~ diSesses efectusly cursd by dsily using DAVIS
CRACKERS No drugs acquired. Made
,yly by ISAAC McGAY Variety Cracker Baker, No. 2I9
Fopytbs, See circular.
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eonscs ono farms tl,anisS.
c,,,,r,,a 1,o1,se WANTED--Aud some
- LIN, 1IoIISF MkNTED.-A small,
sieamsoais ano RailrOaos.

IpR ORIENT, GREENP0Rp, SAG HAN
E BOR &c Steamer MASSAC dUsEFTs Can't n st
kxv.- Ja'.e.,lip on TUESDAY, THURSDAY sud sA
DAY AFrERN0DNs a. o'clock. Wi eouInSTeS ,p "
two tips oaca vesk Gov. 3, leaving WEpNL''D" o."
eATUknAN AFTERNOONS at4 6cleck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

BOSTON DAILY vim GR0TON.-Th Steam
ID ~. CONMONNEALTH end PLYMOUTH ROCK,
SSoIo Pier No 10, az > W II EDWARDS, Agent Office
Ne us Nsst-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

REMOVkL.--THEH NETWORK DYING and
III PRINTING ESTIBLIsHMTNr WORKS ON Staten
Island 81 Dpanet near broadway Hate IS John. Branch
Oos TO broadway NJ " and L6 Picrrepopts brooklyn
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ImR ROSpON and PROVIDENCE, Via NEW

IT Port srd VAIL RlYtR-Ihs sp.epdid and supeTiol
.tesrner METROPOLIS. Capt. Brown lesses New-l ofk
.ycTs ] UEsDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at
o,olock p 10 snd the BAY STATE Capt. Allen. on MON
DAY WBpNG oDAY, aud FRIDAY, at O'clock p. M. frou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

1tO PRINTERS.--Four TABLE-RACKs,
n and 6yo large SORTs.CAsEs for SALE cheap. Thess
TabeRakA and Cssoa In excellent condon There are
eve 20 each Rack Inquire Of J. q. COOLEY 4 Co.
No. Spruce st.. Tribune Buildings N. Y. CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

% 4 FINE French Calf Dress BOOTS at
W II JOkEs5, hos 10 and u Anns ALEC, o. $40. Ma
poleon TOP and Double sole Waterproof Boots
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fT2A,CQo

Which, with interest brought up TO about 600 oOO
This stock is preceded by mortgages, rs follows;
lat eoorooOo tib HortDge....e9 ~ 600
I'd mOrtgsge....... tOnVs oih uVfttsse''s... isi"s
ID u1ortsBge....... 60OoOo -
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HUpsON RItER RAILRoAD.-ForA AZ

HNO BOSION, PKONIUEAUH AND NTW
III PORT. nv SHORE LISE.-Lesves 27th-sl. 4th-sv.,
M sriyo 10 froyidenee 1870 pms 2;l5 an arrive 10 PC
ii epce 1880 pm; p 10 Express Through Nail Train
F. J-CALHOUN Superintendent
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22

r. B. LOCKE s. CO..
GEN. AGENTS, - Gear St, n 7.
Au-ust ?, '60-Iy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22

The machine Of 1851 viii Be found f1Iv email
TO wy test that il nay Be submitted %. The'EEiybt
indentatiOn Of the Sickle, is Hghtnssz and comb
nation with the beam and fingers. allows an f---..m
u motion n0E praetses5ls In other Hehfuss. Tins
snabingus 20 DO god EOrE, With "a EoE tsmox-
d, even, working well. Our
Improved Guard aud Patent Ge4usr
sHsetuaIy prevents choking, No natter What the
condition Of the gGEs, while OurnsH diTider point
separates badly lodged and tangled clover q [r.ss-
where other machines fail.
There il also . great advantage IN cur ssrrsted
HeEs edge over the smooth, as il does not Fs5ufrs
sharpening 20 often, thus saving tine. OmSiekIs
VIII frequently run through Al entire harvest With
cut Ouce grinding, while the smooth EDGE must bs
ground once zach day, ifn0t Oftsusr- With suOsh
edge the daught ~ineTensss a. the knife become dau.
Our draught Is uniform, and in repeated trials du-
ring the season Of 1850, proved far lighter thar sfn-
gle Movers cutting at the sane tine fr0n twelve "A
eighteen inches wider.
Our Mower can be used with OF without The resl
this Ia important, and without the reel, weighs bu.
about go pounds
In addition 70 the very liberal W~srrsutee given u
al pcrcbaseE, We would ssys as heretofore, that fsr-
msrs who may desire il, are at liberty to work our
machine through the harvest, with auT other and
keep, and pay for, the one preferred.
Pamphlets with fzI description Of fn-urJveusnts
testimonials, de- can be had By application 70
THEODORE HILL, Agent.
BrOWnEIle, Hebrsska,
April is, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22

Comprising Lyons K1fhari0n, CoIons. Plnmss
Eenufne OK marruu. bear Ueeze- and Cils. uEsk -
essences q al kinds, snt0f he anest qusIiJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22

HIS stock consists q The f5lIgEfag articles. Hblcb i,
vii sell EhssP tx assh:
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22
Observation-Disclosures

Kidders new system Of Bee Management, where
bv rusm Of Bees vi collect from one ts three
hundred pounds Of honey IN one sess1n- Bees can
be made 70 swain any season, OF prevented IRON DO
NJ 20. Can Be prevented from flying to the forests
Ia rraminz-tme. Bes-rUbbsy easily PrsTentsd-
Moth ufIsrs prsTeutsd eEectually- Never lose bees
BY the chilled E1dtsrO or otherwise.
viii send ny new Book 0LrsUlar- o0ntaining3 81
49, free Of postaes. 70 any Bee-Keepsr that win
80 ne his PEt-OEcs address. Il gives the con
tents q Book in fun, and gives general explauiOn8I
and cuts Ct the Patent COMPOUND Hive.
Or, I viii seld KiddsTs Guide 10 APizIan Science
0u he recent Of 81 cents, In postage stamps, which
VII give fun particulars IN the Culture AID manage
azemeut Of the Honey Rec.
Al orders for circulars, books, hives, rights, &C.
promptly attended 70. address
K P. KIDDERy Burlington, VI
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22


Being . regular gradnate ard prartdng FhJ.
the p1blic ~ dsneDd uuo1 - care ud aorufa1n
Comprising prescrip1icns.
Bn0EuTille, April IS
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22
10 N

Ny Stock u native wires e0uprIse al ne vent
able TnrSsss with Whish I an soquaintsd- Ths
-pizsts have been prOdussa With Tsstcares undeTthe
uost favorable eircumsa1sss FOX healthy deTelop-
usut,an surpz@ IN sEcsueuey a1ythat kaEehsEe-
tofsrs been able % 0feE.
F0r the fall trade, only . limited EuFTly q Union
VfIage, Ls1oir, Ifnsoln- Pauline, EIsingburz, lay
Ir Cf BgIIitt,l and Alel's HybEidis 0EeTsd- VI
bsst Delaware kyen, also the zPIyis Dot krgS
bit quality GaeqEaiad-
TIE stock frDz DeIzWare, single eyes grown both
ia house and open air, Is large and fue- FoETIne-
yard planting s02eE rD1g Fines gaabdo o. C@sF-
Ia aSd Isabella stocks are O4srsd a. Low P19e-
rO0ts very strong.
Tev Lsr-p zTezof Dana, Herben1ut, and Con
cord. UOun with ~ezpeciaI care for imns1Iste bsaE-
Ing. Good layers fAHna, Roger HybId, II kinds
also Cam, Cassidy, To KalOn, Bebeecas AIleLs
LSzia, LSgan, Emily, Caubys August Hudson d.
Profile, CUyabOZa. &c.
g-soelzi&s5nzsnt Ct forsign varieties foE u
nenes.
OF DoEniCE's ETerbeariug Mulberry the s1Fly
isR0tlargs and great para Of The trees Already
ordeTed. They are very VigUOus5 and ne Hod
vel grDWu and mstarai-
WhoIssIe descriptive list sent 10 those VITO EIzn
% form dubs, On s7plicati0n. List also sent %
6ealers. Fourth edition q illustrated Cataogle
sent fOr two thues eslt Stamps lis oesgnea % o
a fuI Al cuuureheasfTs treatise On the manage
100 al the IRE. gfFinz such information a. Pur-
ehaseu and uUWers are supposed 90 need FeIe
uIar d~frsstfons are given foT the preparation q TIE
asH ahd planting, and the directO1s for training
are MGstntsd ~ many carefully prepared engr1E-
ihgL d,
NE descriptions q The varieties win Be found
sseurzts ard Trustworthy, being drawn from person
Al kuCTeletZE, and vey extensive ObseTGuo1.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22
Shoes, Hats and Caps

w EuuBly Of Boots. Shoes. Hats and Caps never Ea6
8 large, n5T vas / ever prepared u c1eT such bAIsaln5
Brgvnyi,Ie. April 18Th 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22
Ia Arerug. Of Oser 1900 saes Year. Sngss Eov.
isers1sd 6r9a 1890 n s4so $3.50 - sos
SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH
RARITITK

etmmend Il 70 the farmer, while is csuaeitv fr
work with economy Of P0-gs give Is the preference
cTsr al others.
The competing the frame, thus sscuriug am0rs
perfect balance 70 the machine: the position Of tie
mixer, In the reaE Of the driver, th1s plssing the
weight where is should be, and relieving tie weak
er Pelts Of the machines the decreased weight and
slight indsutati0n Of the sickle the Castor wbseI
and ether improvements ad1ei, have materially Te+-
ssned the dirsct drsught and 20 obFiatad the nd
dTanght that many assure rs that il does not nov
vzist- The drsaght Of the Reaper Is 50 Hzhr fhst
in numerous instances thsArgs four-h0Es machine
IL worked with but tEO h0rse4
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22

The undersigned doing business m sae n
R-owrvfIIs- EebrSka. uIdsr nsms and syls =
SEIGEIa GREENBACM CO, have sod tnsL
tire interest in Tie Clothing Stare 10 Daua
Mo vii berssne- cary On the business % hs~
- SAMUEL SEHGEA4
WARES GBEEkBAL4t
lima soth. 1851. JOSEPH SMITH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22
STATIONERY.

Fooisezp paper. fancy letter pspsT, uH ega pNs5
and envelopes, plain fs1Cy. and eunCssed, VGs Pe1
and Psn-h0lders, inks u al Hndss inksHn1ss Eh"'
and se8lng-Eax.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22
PURE

Holland Gin, Irish WHISKY. Bozrhcu WHISKY H
Brzniy, Cordial, P0Tt WIne, Matsiras vine HhnsaN
and Malaga Vine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22

TOLEDO, OHIO.
As the season is nov appr0achirg for transplanting
trees, &c We tall attention q Tree dealers, Fruit
Growers and others wishing 20 beauty Their Erounds
TO our stockof
ErJHi and Ornamental Trees, Crepe Tmss,
MTU56eTy, Roses, &C.
Also all Ire leading varieties q
C~urrants, GoOseberries, Blaekberries,
RaSpberries, Strawberries,
SC, SC, sc.
OF which ws7have large stock, and re OFsF then veTy
Low for theFaII Trade 1851, and w0uld soHGt lie Orders
o. th0se wishing % purchase
TncIo=s gtauD. and send for Catalogue and Prise List
ENSIGN s. FORD.
TA~v5n53-FT2n5l Ohio Nurseries, TOIodO, D.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22
DR.. JOHN GRIM

ANNOUNCES % ne pzsUc ThE he haE ug-,,.s.
r Br0En- ne CITY Drug Stare In BroHuwIIs - i,
als9 s11ed largely thereto,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22

LARGEST STOCK OF DRUGS
Ever brought above St. Joseph,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-22
NURSERIES,

July 5. 1850 II
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

TIE Enemy on orr Co0af.-lhe
Franklin (St. Mars) Register, Of the
18th inst. says
From almost every quarter we hear
of the doings OF the enemy on our
seaboard. From the mouth Of the
Mississippito the Sabine on the west
a perfec, Gordon of Lincoln cruisers
may be seen or heard Of, and from
which a detachment of men now and
then make vdesccnt on shore and sup
ply themselves with fresh provisions
vegetables, etc WHAT'S everybody ;:
business is most generally nobody
business, and ere long We would no
be surprised to hear of another Hat
teras affair somewhere on our South
crn coast.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25
TO Corrcspondent~-

We will be pleased to receive S"n'r1pu- snr1,'.'
- Arorcasiona, article from oar planters.
+elat;ye 10 the crops, will be very acceptanl"-
l., fact, we desire correspondence hol'
.ysrv section Of the States
Personal articles will not be rnh'isnen' rI.
..;.,ar rascor,n,,1nications AZ or Advertisements
Those friendly to our undertaking. " I II,
nay hear of any local, OF other items INA l;
Mi prove o. interest to our reaogfa' Mn
,a.:0r us bv handing in the same at the oihr'
the News. ,.
IN writing. 10 brief aud conclsc' pear NJ :
n mind. that lengthy conimunlci'i5 are SCI
IN, a,,preciatcd by newspaper readers,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25
prepayi;ug to Defend their Homes

A large number Of the business
men in Cincinnati have signed a
c;srd agreeing to close their establish
,.,nts every afternoon at 4 O'Clock
ror the purpose Of enabling them
selves anu those in their employ
,,ent to exercise in drilling and per
l.cting themselves in military pre-
variations, 50 that in case OF cinergen'
cy they may successfully defend shel'
2,rooertv and homes from hostile IN
yasion. They urge the whole city
t. follow the example.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

News from Gen. Stbiey-"e learn
hv Lieut.. Tho1nas Ochiltrcc. who Is
attached 20 the staff of Brig. Gen.
sibley, and who arrived in tllis city
Yesterday from Texas. that the Gene.
.al has succeeded III raising his brl-
g ,de of cavalry troops without any
difficulty, and that TIE greatest en-
thusiasm prevails all over Texas
the question being not, who shall en-
list, but who shall stay at home.
This brigade, We understand, IL
composed Of the dover of Texas
most of the men being old Hangers
aud magnificent horsemen, eXcellin;
in riding even the Camanchcs.
\. .. pivayimr.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

You will remember the announce
,.1cilt of the arrival here, some time
sro. of the rrench Prince de Polig-
,,9c. He came, it was understood,
lirlc Lafayette. to, offer the use OF his
sword and talents to Il people strug-
cling for their liberties. After wait
ing some weeks, he has. under
stand, received Il commission as Lieu
r.-nant Colonel in the Confederate
rate army. He belongs to a brave
and chivalrous family, and has re-
ceiyed u military education in the
imperial Schools of France.--R3eh
l2ond Cor.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25
Runni;xg the Blockade.-The Man

R~nnisg the Blochade.-lhe Man
chester (England) correspondent OF
the N. Y. Tribune says that within
the last week ships laden with cotton
have reached Liverpool, having run
the blockade. 1t is pos,Hre(y Enosrm,
this correspondent asserts, that men
and money arrived i'll this country
hy late steamers, to purchase hight
quick sailing craft. that can cross the
Atlantic, steal into creeks and rivers
get off again with few bales o' cot
ton, and all this to convince England
and France that the blockade is not
etfcctual, aud that it cannot be en-
forced Rouge A3roc0te.
The above sounds very well to the
ear, but what is there TO be gained ny
such Il course! If England or France
is thus to. get our cotton, what enlec
will those powers have III reco@niz'n:
our government? This step shout'
b. cried down instead of countenanced
, Is our cotton to be kept back unt'
recognition is made by the power
alluded to, or is to be sent to thel
while they fail to recognize us
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

We have fine weather now, and 1t
affords much pleasure to the adm'r'r
Of nature 5 works, to stroll about the
country and view the cheering pros
rects of tue ,iIlers OF the earth
Verify we are to be blessed with an
abundance OF the requisites "t hie
through the kindness Of the Almighty
though against the prayers of Lincoi'
ii Lc ever prays. The cotton OF
til, uu-lard never looked better.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25
Branch Of the Citizens Bank,

SHREVEPORT, .23d Sept, ls6A
NHIS BANK will, hereafter, pay
i. and receive at its counter, ut par,
the Treasury Notes Of the Coincide
rate States, and the Notes Of the other
Banks of New Orleans.
Owners of paper deposited in tins
Bank for collection. unless willing to
be governed by this regulation, are
requested to withdraw the same.
ULCER LAUNE.
s34-tf Cashier
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

Cupiure of Booar2Ue, no. Etc-
A dispatch in the st. Lonis hepuo-
l;cau. states that Col. Mitchell, with
= r,nI1neut Of Confederates, had cap
tured Boonville. The same paper
has a dispatch dated Hudson Macon
county, l2th instant, giving the FOL
lowing news Of the movements OF
| Martin Green:
! have Just had ar interview with
an Intelligent gentleman OF st. Louis
who left Glasgow, Howard county,
Yesterday. KLc informs me ttlat ne
met there Martin Green. at the head
Of $500 mounted men He eonH.rseo
with Green, but learned nothing OF his
plans Ur destination, amy further than
l was indicated by his crossing the
river with his whole force yesterday
: moving southward from Glasgow.
Q lie took possession Of the steamer
It Sunshine, which was lying at elias
Il COW, and used ii FOR transporting n:
c men and horses over the river. On
q hoard the Sunshine Were some tou
j. hundred stand OF arms, tour or iiv'
secession prisoners, and q fedora
guard OF fourteen men. brecn re
s. leased the prisoners and took tn
5 Guards prisouers. The Sunshine wa
. laden with bacon. sugar, etc II
entire cargo fell into Green's hands
and went into bis cOmmlssary depart
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

The law of Congress conflscaHnS
the properly Of all aliens and enemies
will effect that amiabl- old military
peacock, Winfield Scott, TO the ex1eh,
OF several pieces OF real estate owned
bv him in Richmond. which will no"
be- escLeatcd to theusc otthe Govern
mpnt.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

NJ Jo.S W. TABER, is our authorized
rent IN Natchitoches r,ro
Mr.. ID. d. O'BRiES, No. 6, Exshahss
,;ace, New Orleans, IS our au''lo''~'''
rent for that city. :,
Mr.. II {. CLARKE, booksene' - al ".I
horned agent for Vic!<s5"rs anu SAM boTi~
we, Bossicr Parish.
NJ Al. HAY, Of the News Depot IS o'''
.,..+hn~;zed AGENT ia Jefferson, Texas.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

Ancgro girl, about II years of age
belonging 20 Mrs. Mcbride, has been
arrested in Nashville tortempting al
20 poison the family Of DIR. Wester'
welt, with whom she was living
Fortunately, the mixture was detec
ted, but the family made a mario"
escape.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

We ne authorized 20 a"nou::<-'
Prof. ". II. n. MAGkl DLn' o.
Baton Rouge, as q candidate Iof 'i.'
office Of Superintendent OF ''"h''
Education.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

We are authorized 20 al'nosac''
ISRAEL. ~. piCkLN:5, as {. can
djdu,e for the oticc OF SHERIFF, q. TX
ensuing election. :'&-s-
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

We are autho,ized 70 >rnornc5 = =.
THOMAS Il. SIMPSON rs 3 can
d,da-e tor The otiice ot Slt.h iE.I : az
the ensuing election. fa!H
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25
And Yet Another.

BY dispatches received and pub
lished yesterday. we learn that stu
another victory has to be added to
the list of the achievements OF our
brave soldiers. There seems to be a
doubt in the minds Of some about the
reliability of the intelligence, we be-
lieve though, that it may be cons'd-
cred authentic, for we have no grounds
=, s,,bstantiate such doubts.
The report does not enlighten as to
which party made the attack but 1t
e.ives the cheering particulars OF an
engagement resulting in the defeat OF
the federal forces, who outnumbcreo
Ms by more than two to one. ou'
force consisted of only eight hundred
that of the federals, eighteen hundred
The fight took place in Barhourvllle
kentucky, on the 10Th instant. Ih'
Conf,derates were placed II posses
Is;on of four hundred stand OF arms
together with other equipments am
also hold the town. Tennessee on
her share on the occasion to the dls
comfiture Of the enemy