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Saoce aiS eeieetoFst ..-,....s5ssii
suGARI he fecsiNta have been heTah but the untavor
ahe Jews has continued to cheek operations and there
as been nothing Of ans consequence done except $50 hhds at
nofninai pr'ces.
NeeEs REGENTS is3 hhds,i exports y hhds.
iae receipts lave been moderate, and the
safes hRy been &c 10 few small lots generally at lie for
fsFneuSg There is little Or no Prime on the eyee Choice
Is scarce AID nominal.
Week ants, 30 hbls.. exports, 3s2 hbis.
FLU have been moderate and prices have
advanced fully 81 y bb The sales uo Thursday eveuingem
oaced soms II 100 bis a range Of s. 1896 ~ for supefne
and 81 S 90 and 50 60 3 bhi for Good 10 Choice Extra
brands Yesterday heard Of cnly 400 bb supetne sold
lois at w . hbl
sWqskss receipts 25iS. experts 7ae5
EoRN The busness of tie mast ,yeeIe shows m os
in prices with sales up 10 Thursday evening" Of about
CoB sacks at range 45e for Mixed and yellow and sc
@s 5,shel for Wjfe Mixed and white Yesterday about
were sold incua $50 Mixed at S. 1867 at5s 500
at CO. White Mixed aud Yellow al the same l0 White
Mixed at d. 40u White At rs and 500 Fancy yellow at 0c n
hushel
Week rec9ipts, l2.5sT saeka exports So, IOs
OATS. Prices have barely beea maintained since onr last
review with up Thursday Of about 5000 sacks ST.
Louis u bushtl Yesterday The sales comprised
4l5e sacks St. Lonis in lots OF 80 i a busiel
The last sales reported were 1856 sacks Red at
81 10 e. bushel.
BRAN. There has been moderate demand This article
aad prices have advanced with sa,es Thursday evening
Of some 5000 sacks al q le s Yesterday about
RYE. We did not hear Of during the past week
The sales of tho week included 1850 bales Western
Of $2s@S30 u ton.
PORK. Prices have continued dr, tie sizes up 10
Thursday evening embraced about bbls at $40 5S2l 90
bb Yesterday the transactions comprised 500 bills ineiud
ing 800 at SO and 2oU SCI p bbl.
The stock Il the Inspection Warehouses inst was
~ t69 bbis. Of all kinds
Weeks receipts, 65I bbls.; exports lis.
transactions comprised 200 casks up to Thurs
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baeoo,
TAMPIC0-Per brig Steonll25 ibis -four 10 bbs vine
mdse '... 7- ..... :
M0BILEPer schr Sarah Baden SIS sacks 100
bran $50 scks
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Per steamship Mntaeordu from Galveston and Sabine Pass
Mcpouald Parker, J. NJ bal Thomas, Stiles W A. Moor
NJ Hara-7 on deck.
Per ship R. D. Sheppard, from Havre-l0S storage.
Per ship Georg, from Bremen-3!O storage.
Per ship Lnuel Dyer FRI Havfe-i cabin SO steerago
Per brig Kate from Belize Ruaar Islands steerage
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ExpuESsa

BY Capt Reane of the ship Lemus Dyer the 18Th inst
off Tortpgas, ship Anglo American.
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se mouth Of the river To-day were fayora
~ VESSELS cot Tie is rotnng outward
beaaa Fsieh lse ship Woodbury. drawing
ss5, grstsh saip Ipssrions aid 3,so 81 tree
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Steam boats.
Fed Kennett, Brier'y I'm St Louis.
Don Louis, Smith, fm Attakapns ,a.g.
Empire Parish, Grant, IN DOnaldsonyille,
Gotten, Baranco I'm Bayou Sara J...
florida, Myers, I'm Mobile
Towboat Lands Davis FIN the Pa the bar
on the nh inst, ships Advice Gen WIiaRs and Gaeua
brought up sh ps Sheppard anu GeoIg, bark ko-
s4 sario.
Tow5oa Star. Pennsgar fun The Pas7es-rnt down light
brought up ship Tpulon. bark Jaruco and brig Kate
Towboat AngioAm7rica Martin FIN the Passcsowed Gown
to the bar the 18th ns >hins Az hqr Jnn Pa ker
and to scr Starbroush up ship Ienu.l Dyer, bark
Chester and sciir II P Stoney. "rm
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ri q ~ IA Err cIAL.

TdvERPoor. April 20, 1861.
MpSxr he sate ~ insrest e Bank Of England con-
$sna1 and the expectation Of immediate rsuc.
fesssnss no longer universally entertainer.
va nadeale nctlntions hia afternoon
and manufacturers succeed obtain
prices Int 4he business confined 10 small com
naSs ana II sariclIaf kinils Of yarns mud goods,
aTIaH Still wtriike tone OF American adyiees Of
together Wit the fact of small receipts III the
Southern and The repeo Of shor. crop estimates gaze
lsss market early IN the week. hut prices did
Eene than for Inc week closing yeser-
aASs As rsr Quotations hereunder, yix
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Relow---Conaing up.

Brit Steamship Gen Mramoa. Godne I'm Havana Acebo.
ship Marshall, Sptague I'm aEre March sd, in ballast
master
Ship Emo III Train Burwell I'm Liverpool March lh master
-eargt. A421 scks SAT-
Ship q Jarvis Rich fn Hoyh ad March 18th to master;
Bark Marys, -, FIN Rio Ian+lFc to l. Phipps &co
Schr James, Townsend, fin Phiade pha, Greeyy Far
well. -
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GALVESTON AND SABINE PAS Per steamship Malta
gotdH-A bales colt Green u Crump $500 specie o-
wenNven 90 do oemnlerv.le H0ge to or et
-Si0j do Green Crunp SlU0 do Wakefield Wilbur-75
head cattle John Salvant.
HAVRE-,Per ship Lemuel Dyer-Assorted mdse.
l. NEW Y0Rk-Per bark Cheser-Assorted mdse. -
BELIZE VIA RUATANP Per brig Kate $500 in specie lot
fruit toorcer.
Receipts of Produce.
STL0uTS Per Ferd Kennstt 1919 seeks corn W
Watts &co lUIT do kfD bbs -four Negrepone & AEelaso2
street railroad b Saws cs con emr Lack.
landBsl scks bran Marry Hogg- 81 bbls c Fesetl3
do Fischer &co IL keg, butter Duff &co1S do u pkgs
eggs Del Buudo 100 bales hay Martel 1900 scks Con 10
P ndlnme75 SEEKS malt schneider WiselU bbls oil Ha
ris, Beioer &col0 nb flour Dietrich hhds bacon to
Given, Watts &cof2 pBgs butter l0h pkg II Seward
lou bbls -four Keen CRui Ia lGI do II Kenn dq &c
1876 do 90 seeks bran OleSby Macauny 249 do CT Pratt
100 scks ~ bales by Hiliard Summers &cuiO
pkgs butt Botck, PeiteS Tuttlc SEEKS com Gonnoly
&oiSoU do JAS uru t0J hb -four Woodruff iton eco
I'D do Converse kenuett las Scks z75 cs potatoes
Budtecke &c II 2 Converse * une-5S5
COTS rope % head cattle Ito head hogs pkgs butter
dries TO order.
ATTAkAPAS-Pe Per steamer Don louis 10 hhds sugar to
DurrNe &co--sundres ord r.
Observation-Disclosures steamer Empire Parsll-sundries
to Ovder.
BAYOU saRA-Per steamer j A Coer-sundries to o. der
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COMPTROLLE R--OFFiCIAI.

COMPTROLLER --CFFRCEAI.
CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE. CITY HALL }
New Orleans, May q, 1861.
mo. 5G09.l
soged That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
TsGied proposal will be received by him for furnishing the City
Work house with good d sound
dale of The acceptance the lowest yeouy
proposal by the Common Cornell the bids be for all
round aud at much per found.
Reoge rth That good and solvent city security shall be
requirfd in the Of thousand dollars narnes of Ech
securities to be Furnished by bidders and mentioned
proposals.
R4otred further. That the Warden the City Work horse
shall be The sole judge Of the quality of the furnished
he shall have the right not in his
Judgment, b. cepaba for the of sid institution
HeSoed Further, That al ordinances parts ordinances
be and the are hereby rep aled
LSgnedl s. P. DELABARRT,
President tenn Board Aldermen
lsgnedl u. A PATTERSON
President nro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved May s. 1861.
[Sgnedl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor
Notice E hereby given thar up ATUBDAY the 18th of
Aay le5 at L DEL ok NJ will i've my Office sealed
proposals, i'll accordance with above ordinance
my6 lt " DUPLFSSIS, Comptroller.
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CONPTRoLLEfiS OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1855.
No 2l29.1
PESOEVED; That the Com ptroIier he and
~ he hereby authorized required give Eottce by
st Ilns - seEtlse9tiIt u We pic3Gi
R the nth section Of ordinance I44 approved Mlch
30 1874 the Council will pay any bill aganrt mo city mil n
contracted under authority Of an order from tho CIler
accordance with the ordinance referred TO-
fsgnedl 4 L. Tracy,
Hresi1ant Board OF Assistant AsGarmar
ts1gnoat L, e. PLACE,
80 President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved pril 2S, 1855.
tsSrsa &UHH L. LEWIS, Mayor.
IN attention Of tie officers OF the city aud of the Puic
specially called 10 lie foregoing resoiution.
V. DUPLEsStS,
III = ftnuntrnfinr ffiT of vi
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Leaves on TUESDAY, Mny 81 ar5PM
FtfI& LOU3SyIL E;-TIIE Fl NE AND
. ETsg s>reGnar passenger packet Louisville Cant.
GtSsFs1 Eiocra master, VII; leave tor Louisville and
intermediate landings above. For freight or
passage apply on board,
THOs KEFFFE,
myli Is GraVer street.
pnn of the cabin be stGeroonls secured by
applying to the agent.
The L. WIN nay particular attention delivery of all
way and plantation business.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Maagorda Shannon Galveston and Sabine Pass
18th inst 10 c 1arris-Berwicks Bay
ship Touon psher. fn Hsyre March 2Ith in ballast N
Spria--1,t dist, 20
Ship shtBherd Gale fm Havre March sth in ballast to
mast.r-3d Gst IS. ~.,
Bremea ship Gorg Hohor FIN Bnen March 10TH to master
--Po
Ship Lemu Dyer Rtane FIN Havre March Goth to Sapory
I'D dis, 80
Bark Chester Beare q days I'm Ness York to Hynson &
cod Gi-t, 80
Span bark Rosario Treya days Malaga ballast to PUG
Brolhers--2d dis Is.
PUG other,-2d dist e.
Brit brig Kate Stevens I'm Belize ttoD) Ruatan h inst
to NJ A de Li1trdi &co-4d DIST ~
Sehr SOney, Bergman 20 days FIN Charleston 10 master
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IlMine sl1telItgente.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp Street, I
Saturday Morning, May IS, 1861 {
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer John Walsh, Cable for st LOWS L A Walton
Ship AqtItln, Oliver for Havre Baxter, Low II zee
Brit brig N Stetson, Oiphant, for Tumpico
Goldenbow & Iesnarrc
schr Sarah Bladen, Canto for Moele Huntington Bro
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Nkw UsthnAas SlAsst tSssf4ohss
Infescr saidns - 'Sallai
Qrdinerg ~ % God Niaaipg. X nominal.
fsv FsiE nominal
ssrArRMaNr OF coTyoNs
Stosk m hgs list September, 1860. hales s&Is7
D h4peSss iis2sS5a
ssSsssSsi Sestetaa5 lQe- ise,S 81
- $1,000 s stscs f,s5ai5s
steesssa sfsNesa $50 "a
Stock On s,aaS not Slsared. e6f
qoBAeGoYe stsei IN Gus last weekly report that The
market had shewn lsteestis iaee which the
'ation Of Blockade gyeu agaton to the demand and
about 900 aids. haze beer sail IL sfer prices,
STATEMENT or ToBAGCo.
Stock en- hand istSsptortbsf, iS69....4 hhds $3.50
sssoe.se9 since. ,.,,.tst.. az lsS
.,o,. ss,72s
Y s2sS
Stock on hard notclesrad 1851
Wercaeat cur qaosetoas as Follows:
FEase,psS slss 81
Lest, Inferior to Goa1noa,,
t3hestSs
Ssis eS9
Ghoica ana Selections ..-...-a}Sal
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Beloyy---yya5tERg Orders.
Ship Ellen Foster Robinson fun Liverpool Hynson Eco.
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No. 561S.1
Whereas the late Stree has caused irou hmm
posts be erected the following intersections o streets in the
Third District upon which The Council intended TINT
Lights should he placed; therefore, be it
Reso'ce2 That The 0cna Street Commissioner DE and he is
hereby authod to chuse the necessary placed upon
the iron posts tete red 10 wherever b. found naptIy:
One at the corner Of Lapeyrou.e nerbgny Streets
One ut the cor or of L1pey and Preur streets.
One ri the corner of Laneyrorse johnson streets
One NJ the corperOf Lapeyrouse and Romnn streets
lSignedI Il. .. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Signedl j. MAGIONT
President pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved May ~, SOL
[SignedI JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
A trne copy:
myl7 81 IS'gnedl MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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No, 56G1.1


Resatsd fnRt the tlnhuce GonEittee hereby nl-
tholzed p for the 81 TX of he ii 81 Dis
tric Court urmors safely place there in tie
papers no" @an9rE about and i'll an unsafe conditions pro-
rded, the same does not cost hundred doar-.
tStgnedl j. MAGIAkI
President pro TEN. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. . NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved May Il 1861.
nv s st ISignedl John r, MONROE STovor
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MAYoRAATY OF NEW ORLEANS,
co., City Hall May 16. 1851.

-..0. MAY0RAATY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall. May 16. 1851.
Common Council of the city Of New Orleans !
No. 5Gl7.l
ReSord Fhet extension of month date Of
the promulgaton Of this solution be hereby
granted TO he following tors for HE Of
viz - -
lst On the contract with John Coleman Co. for having
with tqnare books New Leyee street. Poydres to Race
street. -
I'd On the contract with John Coleman Il Co. for having
Win square blocks Front from street
81 On tue contract with John Coleman Co. for having
with round stone Carohdeet Walk, from Basin 10 Claiborne
street.
9Th On the contract with ous Sur paving with SQUARE
blocks Toulouse street, from Levee 0 Ba.iu street
9th On the contract With onis urg for avi1r with square
blocks Bou b street, from Cara AsplaunRe ST. f.
9th On the contact with Louis ma wing with SQUARE
blocks Bienvile street, from Lsvee to Raupa street,
ls1gnedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
lGEnedl J, MAGIONI,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved ATay 10, lShl.
myl7 Ct tsigned JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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DRUGS AND NE { & INES.

WGffSaEAIZ " ejsS'ssa GA AIstiC UE tJEaGEEBINA
e. and popular Family Medcnos Which they to supplg
pnggists and Dealers at Proprieto lowest
Depot Special Agency Nos b and CnaftreBarssk
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Leave on SATURDAY. Nav 10 at5P.M
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
. #sT N For Jefferson, Smitnand. Grand Bayou, st.
Maurice Montgomery, Cotie Alexandria, Ona-
F hja, Campte Grand Eaore, Noman's, Gor,on'S,
tabins aud AL intermediate landings Red en-
ticly new elegant ghdrnf and fast running passenger
packet "fSo X H. Martin master will leave Rbove. For
freight or passage apply on boerd
my16 AdvrrtisIr~ Agent,
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MAYOR AisTY q f4GGlAl.

arAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS, *
City Hall, MnyI 1851
Common Council of the City of New Orleans.
No. 56l9.l
Rolgc That the proposal of W. j. Seymour to Nupls the
city for year, with blNnks and bndng TIC saHe when
rgqni ed dated APRIL % 1901 be accepted adapoved ana
also that he popo.s OF Alex Lew to supply the city with
be accepted and approved and The Mayer hereby
10 enter into contract VIII the parties More.ad md
ormtS Win the satons pnb he'd in the Official journal
from the ls April lS5 to the ed Ail 1861 usive the
securities offered by ~ j. Seym ur wit Thes Kuee and
Cook Young Cc,. securities offered by Alex Levy being
{Sgred g. MAGIONL
PRESIDENT pro ten. Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
[SgrEdl j, o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved May II. 1861.
my1S St isgned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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Leayep an SATURDAY May IS AthP NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
w. Hs-For Jefferson, Shreveport, Grand Bayou, ST.
Maurice, Montgomery, Collie Alexandria Ouacht
Gampte, Grand Ecore, NormRns Gorton's,
irely elegant and swift running passenger pack.
etFcXEs Ghas W.Sinde master. will az above For
freight or passage, apply on board.
ViRGINIUS G. DFNTzEr,
mv15 Advertising ;ent
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NOTICE = MIR. ROBERT SIMPSON HOLDS OUR
J. LEGEsNE h CO.
New Orleans, May 8, 1861 my9 st
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New OrleanB
Be it thai The ninth day of May 1906 before
me- undersigned Justice of the Pence in he
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peyrhand President
Louis Barnett Secretary Of the Hope Insurance ConlpaIy
New Orleans Who beng duly swon according to law do de
nose end that foregoing
correct transcript from the books of SAID company.
II. PEYCHAUD. President
LOUIS BARNETT. Secretary.
swon to and subscribed before this ninth day of May
1860. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Pence for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Directors have this
thirty cent the capital paid in of this Company OF
the net earning" Of the ending the h April 1866 pay
6be in accorda With Article Twelfth
Company to-wit:
Ten per paid in, payable on demand
the stockholders or then raj representatives and after tn
nth instant and the balance he credited nstamen
the unpaid stock notes.
Il. P.YCHAUD President.
+ .-...... S, PIASSAN Vice President.
.. LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
-DIREoroRs.-
b. Plassan, A. Lafores r. Malochee,
Q. II. Kernion, Ttos. n. Blake, B. Ealltre.
p. Queyrou1a, =. Moreno, H,PeJchaud.
myu
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PATENT. SAWED wEATHERBoARDING,
Both Rough and Dressed, from tic very best YELLOW
PINE and timber for sale lots 10 suit purchasers
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
tels ly STAR planning NH New Basin
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-02
How 1t acts thus lar.

There is probably at present, moth.
ing so anxiously looked forward to-
as the effect produced in England by
receipt of the intelligence Of the late
boarding Of an English vessel by a
United States steamer, and taking
from her deck, as prisoners, our Min
listers, who were on their way to En-
gland with dispatches.
If the effsct produced in England
be the same as in Canada, we may
look for results favorable to our Con-
federacy. By telegraph we learn
that the Canadian journals, Globe
and Leader, have severe articles on
the seizure Of Mason and Slidell.-
The Globe says that it will add to
the-strengih and dignity Of the Amer
ican Government it the captives are
liberated without remonstrance from
Great Britain. The Leader says
their arrest is an insult which the
meanest government. on earth would
not submit to-.
The feelings of Lord Lyons have
been effected, also, to no little degree,
his demand for the release of our
Ministers has been refused, and he
has assumed a menacing tone, and
says that they must be given up or
ample reparation will be made for the
insult offered the British CROWN
While, the Spanish Minister openly
declares that if they had been taken
from Spanish ship, he would have
Immediately demanded his passport.
It will thus be seen that the terlnina-
ton of this affair is very uncertain.
Let us. await the issue without build
ing any high castles in the air.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-02
mo. .DICIINSoI
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
To Correspondents

We will be pleased to receive, con-
sributions from our friends, in and
around Shreveport. An occasional
article from our planters. relative to
5he crops, will be very acceptable
In fact, we desire correspondence
from every section Of the States.
Personal articles y, rot be pub
;ished, either as communications or
advertisements.
Those friendly to o IL undertaking.,
who may hear Of any local, or other
items, that will prove Of interest TO
our readers, will favor Us by handing
in the sama at the Office Of the News.
In writing, be brief and concise,
bearing in mind, that lengthy COM
munications, are seldom appreciated
by newspaper readers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-02
Restaurant.

VI~HE undersigned would respect
l. fully inform the citizens of Shrev.
port and vicinity, that he has opened
a RE.SII URINT on Texas street,
near Market, where he is prepared at
all times to satisfy his friends and
customers, from 7.o'clock. ~ NJ. until
II, 7. NJ, with warm or cold meals.
sJTo Boarders by the nonth OF
week, liberal deduction viii be made.
v1u54-6m y. y. j EHLf.,
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-02

On Saturday we had the pleasure
Of visit from the Rev. a. L. Hay,
who visited our city ON business con-
nected with the regiment to which he
is attached. We are sorry that he
failed in his mission.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-02
MONDAY, DECEMBER ?, 1861.
single Copies, 10 Gems.
II See Every Page.

Major Tally will accept our thanks
for the invitation to participate in a
lunch which was served up at the
Gaiety Saloon on last Thursday-
The Major has lately made improve
ments about his place for the accom-
mediation of the public. Give him a
call.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-02
Confederation Restaurant.

e (Formeriy Gaie'y.)
1Sz- Adyoini'sg tie Contsderof'o",
Coffee House. :Shrcrcport, La.
? INHlS we'll Lnown and popular es-
tabiishment has been removed a.
above, and is open for the accommo-
cation Of the public. There will l'
found the best Of game. fish, oysters.
and everything that the Shreveport
anu New Orleans markets afford
\, aals furnished at all hours day OF
light. Families and parties will
ave their orders promptly attended
q no37viy
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-02

Shaw, providing for the removal with
the concurrence Of three-fourths u.
the members of both Houses, and was
adopted. This resolution will b.
re-considered on Tomorrow.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-02

SsrengA etfthe Mississippi Federal
Gunboats., The Memphis Appeal,
of the 23d, says:
We learn that trial of one of the
new Federal gunboats was made at
Cairo three or. four days since by fir
ing thirty two Founders at it, 1t is
alleged that those heavy missiles
made no impression Ion it's ironclad
sides whatever.