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ENCOURAGE HoME MANrFACToRY.
Il. SCHEFFER,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER.

NEXT DOOR TO MCILTRE q SMITH.
On INFORMS the citizens of Shreveport and sur
S3ggsA rounding country that he is prepared to
- manufacture all kinds of Saddle and Har-
to order ALSO particular attention will be paid to
reparngof all kinds the shortest notice and cheapest
prices
Having been employed in New Orleans in of the
largest manufactures fer number of years. therefore
feel confident that turn out nice piece of
work as can be made this side of New Orleans.
Shreveport February 13, 1861.
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NIGHT! LTGHT!! LIGHT!!,

FEHHE best and cheapest light in use, is made from
i Coal Oil, or by some called KEROSENE 0IL as it
burns twice long any other and the price Of which
has been reduced.
The undersigned has large assortment Of Coal Oil
or KEROSENE Lamps, in every variety Of Style also:
Spirit gas lamps and all the articles required to be used
with them.
Refined Coal Oil. fsIeached i Oil. Camphene and
Spirit Gas or Fluid, and the Southern Oil Conn
panys' Lubricatins Oil, now in general use, blythe
barrelor gallon.
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp, whchis not exceled for burning kitchen grease
lard oil, very cheap. Also for FulleF7s Patent
Faucet, which lasts three times long any without
leaking; the patent Scissors ShaTpener, very cheap
useful and convenient the patent DecanteF or Bottle
stopper, good improvement, MUsgrOVe's patent
portable Gas Steve, very useful and convenient where
gas Is used; SpaIdings prepared Glue, which should
be nj il the hands Of every :, houseslkeeper
ARTEMON HILL, No Charters street
febS New Orleans
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$50. MOORE,S $50.
SIXTY DOLLARS DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ! :!
$50.

FTYE introduction of this most beautiful and eminent
u IL practical machine Will bring Joy and gladness to
the hearts of country throughout the land
1t pronounced by the best judges TO be the SIM
pie, practical and durable machine now before the
public and the most desirable for family use being re
liable and ACCURATE KINDS WORK. using any
size and kind of theard from Ne. TO 20N 1t will sew
with equal facility the hickest and thnes goods used
IN family We enumerate few Gifts superior advau-
tages.
LIST Il makes the strongest most elastic and durable
stitch OF any sewing machine yet made.
3a 1t has the and RELIABLE FEED ever con-
structed, and does not break needles.
Sd. tsews from two common SpoOs WITHOUT RE-wIND-
NO. and sews perfectly with silk cotton thread on all
kinds of goods.
4tll. Etuses oil TOR thus preventing the DANA
gng of goods.
9TH. ID runs with great ease, and very quietly
9Th 1t can be understood and operated with VERY LIT
TIE instruction.
'th In beauty ofdesign and perfect mechanism it can
not be eXeelled.
ath. 1t combines durability, simplicity and practicable
y TO greater degree than any other machine extant
9th. II is sold for the low price of $50,
We shall be happy show you machine at all times
at the we'll known DryGoods House of old friend
Marx Texas Street, Shreveport La Allhose who wish
to obtain good sewing machine we hope and trust will
give usa call and for themselves before looking else
where. w J. SMITH General 4 tTant
March u For Northern Louisiana and Texas
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RTICHNOND TYPE FOUNDRY.

THE ONLY MANUFACTORY OF TYPE
ON SOUTHERN sell SOUTH OF BALTIMORE.
ENHE propreors Of the above establishment have also
L united with their FOUNDRY acomplete
Printers Furnishing Warehouse,
having hand furnishing to order every article
Under Press Type and Printing Materials from any
Foundry North furnished when required.
We can and will manufacture in Richmond, good
an article and at the specimen prices any North
ern Foundry.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of the South.
WALLER, PEL0UZE & Co.
We refer you to every Printer in this city.
We desire every newspaper in the south copy this
advertisement for month sending copy Of their
paper and receive their pay for such advertisement upon
nurehasiup five times the amount Of their bill from
Richmond Va May D. 1851 w r Co
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TIE cH L AAoSa TEN TaoTs@s

DALLEK's MAGICALPAIN p ryrsAND
Fl AS universally suppIanted an "a ~ RAcTop
- a ana meaning applications in Ip, o,ler 0iBt,
t Western HsmlsPheres wherever i9 ap,a iae est
neous affections, whether H. ~ success n y.
BURNS &@sGAfnS' aeatord..- l'a.
are instantly relieved ofe tba; 1i41S
fammaton by a timely an :. ri:a..as tglsh Da,
healer and the flesh Is re- . Of this
blemish or scaIremaining = ~ eS II BY aEs Uas
THE FRIEND OF STHr w.. p
Children are frequent suf- s fera1 = sUlSERY
ries, especially from enid & and from ezeib.l
therefore every mother shopIIi Phelee1bE.t %.
preparation constantly at hama :. nave ths Il9as
and quickly removes tLeef FT, 1t AealsSoRgB'
prevalent in the nursery = 'E or RISeWss.i g
TO TRAVELLERS BYHSE4 ,,r
The machinist, the trav 4 eIar ~ LAND
gidual whose lot in EfaS thro, .io every 9TH
chance Of accident from = ey-rIs. INN with @d.
should bear in mind that = ms Ire Or ci. ds
best and only friend Itiss boil slc EItfacio.
and should ever be bissg cor3r,apa irritable and 4 Dc
need, There are thousands 0fi+i,a,oh as fso,
to its marvellous virtue gwbo ~ |itAeSsesta,1 %
and muscles to its SAVING = etrso,, 'her SOUND f.
The following are few : of hal. '@
which DALLEY'S MAGI- <CAT D ,e1aIGing disease,
IS a PREVENTIVE ose ,yaIi : AN EXTR36gIe
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5000 lbs, f9lTness and Sole Leather
In addition to the above, are receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety of
goods manufactured expressly for this market and one
Of our Young men is in the east busy engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this
ke and we win few days bein receipt some ofthem
and those of goods of every description and kind
we solicit from them a call WALTERS & ELDER
Shreveport Feb %. 1850
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NXTE have in store and will sell at the lowest rates.
w 25 cases kerseys and linseys;
bales blankets;
1900 feet India ruber gin bands, all sizes;
so tons segments points, and gudgeons;
WeedinghoeS shoF Is spades wheebarrovs road sera
,pers, chains,tf C. HOWELL a BUEKNER
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NOTICE.

GUN POWDER.
MANUFACTURED BY
DUPONT DENEd0URSE &. Co
&. VI. Nichols, Agent, shreveport. La.
A FULL assortment of this celebrated Gun Powder
IA comprising all the various grades of Rife Duckno
Cannon, Musket and Blasting; in assorted packages
now IN Magazine and for sale at manufacturers prices
Office on the levee.
II AFING recently erected suitable Fire Proof Mag
IL azine am prepared to furnish storage for Powder
to those desiringit NOV PSI G. NJ NICHOLS.
FINE ENGLISH And AMERICAN GUNS.
A LARGE assortment of superior Guns, of English
"A and American make received direct from the most
celebrated manufacturers, and for sale by
aug4 THOMAS II. NORRIS Druggist
REMOVAL.
M MARKS has removed from his old stand to the
YVs large and commodious building, corner of Texas
and Market streets and prepared to furnish his
and the public generally with every description of
Fancy and staple Dry Goods,-C tothinga
Doors, SHOES AND FUBNIsHING Goobs
As to style and quality his stock is unsurpassed all of
which NEbe sold atPces corresponding with thetight-
ness OF the times.
NAE prepared toarnish our and nds
~ With Begging and Repe. HeYgEIL-s 3 UCKNER.
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READ THIS!

~ Sold by Druggists generally.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-21
A Traitor SpuTned By His wife.

i 1t viii he remembered shat Lieut. Ab-
ner Smead OF the Firs. Artillery, was
/ sent, ieE weeks since av Lieut. Stem
mcr to Washington, to apprlse the Gov
crnment OF the absolute necessity Of sup
plies and reintorctments at Fort Picken-.
foreeuul of all obligatious Of holoc and
dutv Lieut. Smead took Montgomery in
his way northw3rj. and having submitted
his dispatches 10 the perusal OF the rebel
authorities, proceeded t. Washington
whittier the news of his treason having
anticipated him, he was not shot, as he
/ deserved TO be, bat simpl truck from the
roll Of the army. The We and children
Of Lieut. Smead. with the families of sew
erai officers ON duty in Ia South, were at
Fort Monroe The Lieut. hastened from
Washington to obtain his }muy, and re
move them southwark, bu his movements
were not 50 rapid but that his crime had
been reported before him. When there
fore, ne presented himself at the fort. lie
WAS refused admission, the officer on duty
declining to admit q traitor within
Federal post; the only favor conceded,
being that he might have an interyiea
With Mrs Smeai outside she walls That
Interview the unhappy miscre0nt IS not
likely to forget Attended hy a few ie-
male friends, one o. whom furnished the
account which we give of the scene, the
lady met her husband. and in terms Of
S.urching e-oquence. reproached him with
MS shame
go home with YOU? she exclaimed.
Never Our paths in this world are
hereafter separate. l GisoWn vou. \
coward aad traitor You are no husband
Ot 7uiftt. = t.ucaiortb N3a iva to Ina aS If
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-21
" SHALL We PAY Up

,frot4 the Nlrasi.Ifr (Alss.f SUn)
Il may be said that mer antile honor
demands tie payment Of all business debts.
PollteDess demands that if an article is
asked for, clyIiy a d If the asker his any
claim upon it. that it should be delivered
up; bul would that chain of reasoning Jus
tiy any one IN giving a raging maniac
weapons wherem-th to destroy another =
And wherein do tue finatics Of tn Moth
d4it-r from raging maniacs
we have alTea ~ the name ofn1t paving
our debts; the Infamous lie IS spread broad
cast throughout the land by al the abol.-
htlon iou nails, and as we now have the
name, and the very northern merchants who
know the con rary, do not take pains TO
con radIct tie report, why no; have the
game as ell!
Let II be generally understood that no
debts whatever. due from the South to tie
North, VIII be paid until peace relations are
restored, and the Cuntederacy recognized
as an independent go.ernmeni, and that in
that event all claims WI. be paid with in
iere-t, and We W II soon see the Northern
defense subscriptions becoming small bv
deg ees and beautifully less, and all we ask
tor granted. The heart of tde NorDh Is 10
cate IN the breechas pocket aud can on.v
be got at through that channel.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-21
{, hoice EXtracts---the Southern Press on The
War.

Ne continue our extracts from Southern
journals. II viii be observed that he reb-
/ e.s are exceed gIy violent in their way Of
talking, making Up by abuse for their la
mentabe lack of sound logc. The head
lngs are the titles or the articles from which
We quote.
BOOTY AND BEAUTY
lFroa the Richmond CVa1 Wbi-A
! That it is he purpose and desire OF the
/ dominant faction at the North 10 wage y
war against Us of the rocious character
I here indicated, there can be no doubt
( hat wretches dabol cal enough to waG,
such d war may be found abundantly in he
boasted society Of the y orth is equally GER
tain. But there is always a risk in EN-
ploylng >c0undrels to execute scheme of
tilIany. hey have to b. entrusted with
power to Go mischief, and when that power
IS III their hands they may use it at their
discretion, and turn il az inst the nartv
tHat gave j. The Northern desaeradoas
when furnished with arms and flushed with
LIQUOR, after being taught that il IS r Ght and
proper 10 piunder and massacre south m
people, may iaae 1t into heir heads that i,
quite as right TO desaoil the sancumopi0vs
Williams who taught teen the convenient
d ctrine. There is more rich spoil wi hin
a square mile in New York or z ifdclohia
than can be found in the whole f1be nov
erty-~r ricke1 State of Virginia. and we
would suggest to the " Roughs " and their
associates, that It would BE Won with fewer
knocks an far less peril
WASHINGTON \ PLACE OF No VALUE"
CFrom tie Mobile JAi.3 Byeister-Jouu Forsvtf'>
paper
No good could result to our cause from
the capture Of y ash ngt0n. The Federal
Government could perform its fu1 tons as
we'll at farrIsbdg, Or som other central
city which 1t mlgat elect Wash ngton i
not strong position, suitable f4rtae estab
llShment OF magazines. or Is a station for
an army OF observation /; is too lar from
the frontier Of Penusy ivana, the first hos
u State, 20 be a suitable base f,r military
operations a-alnst the e.emy 1t spreads
over too much ground. and wou quire
large force to defend Ii. 1t is At the head
Of navigation, and canlot control t..nspor-
tauon On the Potomac l. is too remote
from the centr- of In Confederate State to
be chosen as the Sc Of their government
THE RELIC oUs ELEHE>T ~ TUE WAR OF
TIE N3hTH ON THE SOUTH"
lsrom the M.aiI. q. -i-,grl
! he war OF aggression Sprn-S from NAL
ice and hatT d, aud Z Is designed - lnf,ct
suffering aud woe. and I, cad to couquest !
a sabjugatior. Not one GOOD f. rltnu
mjngles with the motives .o this war upan
Us. It cannot even axe the tyr4nt, plea of
nc sl.y-it can produce no good, in any
shape. or in any eyeI,t. t. the North ~
cGt dea.h II waIcn stay be Ih- cause vii
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-21

o. The Charleston Nugcury says "to
declare a whole coast blockadet is contla-
~ to The laws Of nations.' That is bad,
but the Nurcury consoles itself thus: :. III he
United States Na Y is too smai to protect
the navigation of the United States on the
nigh seas aud al the same tlne blockade
the ports OF tae outede.ate STATES. Lett
he oil our bars and leave the high se.s to
our frivateers. That viii suit Us eX city
We want fair swe with "a hundred pli-
Fateers al Nor, ern shipping over th. broad
Atantlc and Pacific oceans. And then it
will euhroi. them wiki all the nations Of
the void who reed our cotton. 1t may
soon end in having New York and Bos-
ton.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-21

{ continue our extracts from Southern
journals. II viii be observed that he reb
e.s are exceed gIy violent in their way Of
talking, making Up by abuse for their la
mentable lack Of sound logo. The head
ings are The titles or the articles from which
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

KEROSENE & LAMPs.-Messrs. Pope &
Slocum. 122 South Clark st, Chicago, Of
fer better articles at lower prices than we
found at any other place. To the numer-
Gus dealers in these articles in our city we
recommend this House as by far the most
satisfactory. Call and we will show you
new kind of Reflector, of great brillianoe
sold to US By these gentlemen.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

a1T There was good attendance up
on the Cattle Fair here last Tuesday We
do not hear that many sales were made
The day was tolerably pleasant one but
the roads being very bad, we suppose pre-
vented many farmers from coming in with
their stock, SO that the show was poorer
than it would otherwise have been.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

IA We regret to hear that Deputy
Sheriff Tank had his arm broken last Tues
day by being thrown from a runaway
horse
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

FURs.-Spending few days at Chlca-
go recently, we saw no establishment in
the Fur line so attractive as the House of
Messrs. J. & A. Herzog, 152 Lake Street.
The unusual acquaintance of these gentle
men with their business, and their connec-
ton with the first sources of supply enable
them to offer the best articles at the low
est prices
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

a&g@ Rev. Henry Drew, of Waterloo,
has received an appointment in the Office
of the Sec'y of State at Madison, with a
handsome salary.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

''IT Is PEARL IkDEED."--So SAYS
the good wife of cur senior, in regard to
Elliot's Improved Pearl" Sewing Machine
which is now being extensively introduced
hereabouts. We have advertised and seen
nearly all the sewing machines thai are in
the market, but we have never seen nor
advertised one which, In our opinion, came
so near perfection in simplicity and stitch.
IN durability and price, as does Elliot s.
Boston Atlas
The above machines are sold by Geo. F.
Collins & Co. Chicago, whose advertise
ment may be seen in another column.
24w4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

HOLIDAY GIFTS, Sc Call on Curtiss, and
get some of his fine pictures, taken by the
French process Cartes-de- Tiisites. He keeps
the new style of frame to match, suitable
for the centre table-neat and selling very
cheap.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

E@ Captain OFF, of Barstow's Cavalry
Regiment, has been in town this week and
succeeded in getting quite number of adj
ditional volunteers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

sg@ In the list of contributions to the
Chicago Sanitary Commission for the week
ending November Doth, as published in
the Tribune, we find the following from
the ladies of Clyman:
One box containing II pillows, Is pill
low eases, 6 sheets. 4 shirts, 5 rolls ban
oages' . pairs 50 cks, 6 pads, / double
gown, eomfortables, lbs butter, 5 lbs.
cheese, 2 pkgs yeast cakes, / cup and sau-
ser, TIN cup, | can of dried berries, II
Christian Advocates. pins needles and but
tons, II Nos. n. Y. Waverly
RAILROAD Earnings. The following is
the comparative statement of earnings of
the Chicago and Northwestern Railway,
for the month OF October
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

A MISTAKE We were in error last week
in our statement that D L. Jones. of JEFF
ferson, has been appointed Sutler Of Bar
slows Cavalry Regiment. We made it
on what we supposed was good authority.
No appointment, wo now learn, has yet
been made.
DEMoNsTRATED-B By the Metropolitan
House in Chicago. that all the Luxuries,
Comfort, and Style to be found at any
house in the city can be afforded at about
half the price charged by ether First Glass
Hotels. We have never found any other
house so agreeable and fully to our taste,
both night and day, as this, and hence the
reason W by our friends whom we have in
troduced here have never done thanking
us for the great service we have done
them in this respect.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

aw~ The Madison Journal prints ia
BILE showing the number of infantry each
county IN this State has contributed 10 the
army, and puts down that from Jefferson
County at 366
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

Is hereby given that an application will be
made at the next session of the Legislature of
the state of Wisconsin, for a reduction of the
Capital Stock of the Jefferson County Bank,
located at the city of Watertown, from seventy
five thousand dollars to fifty thousand dollars.
C G HARGER, President.
D JONES Vice President
B GALLUP, Cashier.
Watertown, Nov. 5th, 1861. 22E6
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

Total slO6,l46 q s1Os,7s7 %
IA Among the officers in Daniels,
cavalry Regiment are the following from
this county:
n BFuett, Captain, Jefferson.
IL. n Gregory. Surgeon, Fort Atkin-
son
Z H. Lord Assistant Surgeon, Water
town
a. Jones, lst Lieut., Fort Atkinson.
). NJ. Massag Quartermaster Sergeant
jefferson.
J. I. AtBater, ditto. Il
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

70 ADFERTISEMENTS, TO SECURE IN
gERTIOE THE SANE WEEK, MUST BE
HANDED IN BY THURSDAY MORNING. ia
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

At the house of the brides father IN tn. town of
Watertewn Dec. 9th. 1861, by Rev. D. 0. Jones, Mr..
q. MY ERS, of Pennington and Miss A. E. BENNETT
of Waterfowl, all of Jefferson Co. Wis.
The Wisconsin will please copy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13
mo COAX. !"
Dress Silks,

OF every imaginable style and at from so cents to
81 yard.
OF Pieces plain and printed all Wool Merinoes for
~ dollar per yard. = r.
20 Pieces Paramettas, A1paccas, and Coburgs at
oc all prices and of all colors.
EO Pieces Merrimac, sprague'e, Phillip Allen,
cOt Cocheco and Dunnel's Prints at II cents.
100 Pieces fancy prints at 81 cents.
$40 Pieces fancy print fast o0l0r' at from to 1O'
EH Pieces first rate Canton Flannel at ~! cents
: Bales heavy sheeting, three yards to the h.,
at one shilling only.
. Bales very fine brown shirting 81 inches wide
= at one shiIlng-selling everywhere else in town
at 10 cents.
II . Pieces BIeached Muslin, yard wide fine and
L = good only one shilling.
Az Pieces Satinett--a good article-at so cents.
. Bales of Denims and Stripes, good ones, at
- only shilling
2 Bales ditto at from shilling to Is cents.
100 Pieces more or less of Cloths Cassimeres
Luz Kentucky Jeans &c &C., at all sorts of prices
and lower than at any other place in town.
1N00 Pairs, about. of Womens' and Childrens'
LoOO Shoes at prices which defy competition.
IA Dozen Mems Buckskin Gloves Warranted at
L only 80 cents pair, and first rate article.
IT Dozen Mems Buckskin Mittens also at very
Iowsprices,
70 Dozen Mems and Boys Hath and Caps at pri-
~ ces that cant stop to mention.
10O1 Other things appertaining to my trade thatI
iOOA am now offering at prices quite astonish-
ing as the foregoing. which have
to alude to particularly and which must be seen to
be appreciated. There is
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-13

SoALDEo TO DEATH.-A daughter of
William seifert, of this city, aged two
years, was scalded in a horrible manner
last Saturday and died from her injuries
the next day.