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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
CAPTURE OF TllE FANNY
statement of the Master Of the Fanny.
UATrERAs INLET, Oct /.


HArrERAs INLET, Oct /.
| left, in the steamer Fanny, at 6
A. Nj >, for Chickamacacomic, or Log
gerhead Inlet, arriving there at L P.
NJ. We anchored in about eight !ee5
water, and waited there two hours and
a half before we got communication
from shore. They then fetched a fiat
boat off and loaded her with an assor-
ted cargo Of stores, tents, sc. When
the boat had showed off and got about
two thirds Of the way to Shore, We
saw a steamboat TO the westward,
about 1 Z. M. which proved to bs one
of the enemy. She was standing to
cut off cur retreat, and il ashort time
two more appeared, steering directly
for us. The first one then stood in
and commenced firing upon us, and
as soon as the other two, came up they
did the same. We returned their fire
with nine shots, striking one of the
boats in the bow. Then Capt. Hart
Of the ooh Indiana regiment {sug-
gested to us to surrender, saying that
it was no use fighting against ,such
odds, and requested, us to hoist the
white flag. /. q, ,..a.ga at gl5 i..v gl
The mate of the boat and a few
soldiers turned to and threw over
some thirty cases of ammunition and
Capt. Hart forbid, them to throw any
more overheard. We likewise re
quested the Sergeant Major to throw
the cannon overheard, which he re
fused to do, sayingi it would be worse
for them if taken prisoners la.lI ~
Capt. Hart thenrequested the chair
20 be slipped and the boat to bearuT
ashore, which was done. ljsar
The white flag was then lloistot
and the crow ofthe boats left in tbei
! boats, We endeayored to get boat
to carry the soldiers oil the Fanny bu
could not do SO. .V ID saabal'
To the best Of my opinion they ha,
plenty Of time from our arrival to tba
Of tie enemy's, to have got every
thing on shore from the Fanny if
sufficient number of boats had bee
employed in transportation OF stores
, SO tnat we could have destroyed th
f Fanny before she should have falle
into the hands Of the rebels. oga .i
We lett them about 6 7, Min
canoe, and arrived here about Z A, N
on the ID inst. agR b5si.
! v 81. j. Il. MORRISON
yr.g. = Master Steamer Fanny.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
Federal Forces Threatening Ncw
Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6,

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6.
A reliable informant llom New Or
leans says the Federal forces occupy
Ship Island and the Chandeliers, and
that they have lumber on Ship Island
suGi cientto build accommodations for
from 10000 to 1900 troops. Our
informant thinks the announcement Of
tbs capture Of New Orleans prema-
lure, but says the Federal forces can
attack New Orleans IN the rear and
silence their batteries, thus rendering
it easy for the feet to come up the
river.
Adyices from New Orleans to the
Both ult., say that the Governor OF
Louisiana ordered all stores in the
city closed at2 O'Clock each afternoon;
and that all persons capable OF carry.
ing arms had been ordered to drill the
remainder of tie day-an attack FROM
the Federal forces being considered
imminent. TIE CpnfederateS had
planted cOnmbiads at Carrolltan, 6
miles above New Orleans, and a
English Turn, below the city.
It is corjectured that Buckner will
5000 menhas gone to join Polk ane
make . joint attack on Paducah. A
Cuniederste, 10 attempting 10 shoot
picket at Gen. Sherman'S Camp, wal
arrested at AIuldrougn's Hill, and vii
be tried by . military Commissionta
morrow.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
Gen. Fremont Protests Against n
Violation OF COn1idencei in Pub-
fishing HIS Charges and SpeeI-
ficatiOnS Against Col. Blair. 'iL

ST, LOUIS, October Capt. Nc
Keever, Assistant Adjutant- General
Of this department, received dis,
patch from Gen. Fremont, stating fiat
the charges and specifications against
Col, Blair, published in the Demo.
crat yesterday. morning, received
publicity without his knowledge and
sanction; that he has telegraphed the
President and Gen. Scott that the act
meets his unqualified disapproyal, and
requesting Capt. McKeever to inyes.
tigate the violation of his confidence
and interference with his papers. SO
that the perpetrators may be instantly
proceeded against and punished, M,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
TnURspay;sstssa OCT. 10, 1861.
ymlon cqanty EleetIon. u

The Democracy of Vinton have
done no6ly. Tod's majority is so
The State Ticket. is all atout tie
same. ~ NeaEs'm9iority is Icrty.nino.
Fec is elected Representative by IS
majority. The balances tf the Fusion
Abolition ticket is elected ly small
majorities. ''' '-'
This result was brought about by
the 18th Regiment o. V. NJ, station
ed at Athens. For some days pre-.
vious to the election, il was stated on
the streets, osleusibly for the purpose
OF misleading the Democrats here,
that Gov, Dcnnison had ordered shat
no more iurloughs were to bo granted t,
os tie regiment would be required TO
move on short notice, aud that the
Colonel could not give any more pas
ses over tic railroad, &c. This mean,
low cunning prevented Democrats
from sending after and paying the
railroad fare Of our Democratic sol,
diers, who would gladly have come
home to vote. The Fusion candidates
however could all be informed Of the
secret arrangement, by which some
so Of the Fusionist soldiers could be
sent home to vote. Whereupon,
Lieut. II. G. Jones could 90 through
Camp Wool on Saturday, 9th inst,
and give out, with a lofty military
swagger, that "all priyates who wish.
cd to 90 home and vote for Tod and
Fee, conld get iurlough and pass
over the railroad" TLereupon 20 o.
the Democrats asked turloughs and
walked out q miles to cast their bal
lots for their country !; but as V!ntor
had sent out over 500 men for thiI
war. and as there were more thai
two-thirds Of them Democrats, 0
course these twenty patriots aud Dem
ocrats would not save us, with tht
odds Of 100 Of our majority in Capt
HamilIon's cavalry company in Vir
g;nia, and others in Missouri anc
Kentucky, wlom we could not &c
home. These so men from Cam
Wool and our vote on the heels Of tn
Fusionists, show conclusiycly gail
Of from 1925 to $50 votes for our cans
since last fall. This then 10 a victe
ry for Finton; ior if our soldiers la
all been home, we would have electe
our entire ticket by majoritIO8 of frol
100 to 200 votes.
We would ask here--did Govcrnc
Dennison retain the order to Co
Stanley to move to Camp Denni8or
till one day after the election, for I'll
purpose of elec;ing Mr.. Fee and Nes
or did Col. Stanley order the halt, c
did Lieut.. Jones net as GencrSliss
moS At all events, tho people
Yin!on have now the proud satisia
tion of knowing that they are repr
scented in the Legislature by til
"masked battery" in connection vii
Abolitionists. We most hearth
flank God that no AboiitioniSt yo,,
for usl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
Civil War Among the Cherokees---Ros
Wins a Battle. g.,
ST.. Louis, Oct. 6.

ST. Louis, Oct. g.. a
News has reached hero that about
two weeks John Ross, Chief of the
Cherokee Nation, had called by proc,
lamation 5000 Cherokees around
him, and declared for the Union,Ef5
Read, an influential halfbreed and
leader of tue Secession party, had
raised the standard Of revolt, and had
skirmislI near Telequah, with Ross
oody guard, in which the latter was
victorious. This conflicts with the
recently published accounts from the
Nation, but al active Government,
scout, thoroughly acquainted viii
matters in tue Southwest, pronounce
it reliable. e:a.,.,s e. .e... I'D "a ss
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
from IIaiteras Inlet---A Loss
OF 200 or 800. .t

On Friday word reached Hatteras
Inlet, by the Stars end Stripes, that
twenty-five hundred rebels, consisting
Of Georgia, South Carolina and
Virginia regiment, had come oyer
from the main land, ia six small stea
mers and schooncrs and hatboats, and
attacked the Twentieth Indiana regi.
ment, who were obliged to retreat.
The Susguehanna steamed up out
side, while Col. Hawkins marched up
with six companies, and reached Hat.
teras Inlet light bynighttall, a distance
OF thirteen miles. During the night,
Col. Hawkins was joined by the 20th
Indiana regiment, who had passed, in
the darkness, large bedy of rebels,
who had landed orthe purpose Of cut
ting them off. .-r,
Col. Brown reported q loss Of fifty
of his men, comprising his sick and
wounded and twenty pickets wht
could not be called in. .jsE
He succeeded in saving his tents
provisions. etc. On Saturday morn
ing the Monticello steamed arounC
the cape, and few miles ap met th'
rebels marching down the marrow
neck Of land to attack our troops.
The rebel steamers were also land
ing troops to cooperate with them.-
They were in easy range, and ib'
Monticello opened upon them will
shells. sye second fuses, Us VI whicI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10

were fired from three guns in three
hours aud thirty minutes, doing gysat
execution. ~ 20
The Confederatcs at frs tried I'D
shelter themselves, bat soot t'brok D in
every direction and took, rdiIge lRpn
their vessels A shell passealhfVD ~
the wheel.house Of the Fanny, which
was already employed against us.
1t is reported that their loss must
havereschcd s06 Or 800 kiiIedQ ard
wounded. ~Daring>tbe~eugAgemsata
member 10, the Indiana regiment, who
had becd faEeA ptishAS, mahaked to
escape.
iic took tho sun y.7zs was picked
mp BY a boat fIggithe N onticcllo. He
reports the first shell from the Mont:
cello klled GglE Bart9Yspf the'G Geor.
gia rel Aiment, and says that tue hsysc
was lriglHflA. .iro7a-!''ilaf ,o'il isea
He slso'rcpcrrS that when he es
capped he ekilled L Confederate Captain
with his.rcvolsyS. Upon the with.
.drawal OF the cntcderatqs the Mont
iccllo And Su,; lebGnna and the land
itcIccs returned = itterts Inlet.
Lieut.. BiFkIeEd, iGGln,yhom ] have
obtained the above account, thinks
THAT 40 advance can be made from the
Inlet withouttse support Of q fleet OF
Hight draught vessels, ,..f .-,.r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
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R,EATE ELECTIONS.

The returns of ths State Fl 'lion comes IN
slowly, and there is D. telling ieh way It viii
90, bu. VIC suppoiefS "TJdli Nictoria."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
:Alal@SlA SlAall1G
rur n1S1s TIE 4nAr sIs.. N rwo WILLING ar4s1

MARRIED-september Soth, by Gee. .oraig,
ESQ.,, EDWARD L swEANA 10 MARY ANN
BOWMAN. .sys.3 s. q. sgs.N
On che eth inst, by the samo, JOHN II.
BoYLES to EVE ANN KRIEBELl IL Of
FiGton couLy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
GREAT SUMNER REMEDY /! I!
/ .'4 GOOD FOR THE S9ONHCH =!
~ DR.. S. o. RICHARDSON'S ~
SHERRY WINE BI7'TERS.
The celebrated New Engiand Remedy
FOR HABITUAL CONSTZPA TION
JauHdics, Esrer and Ague, General DSbi1ity, ana
all Diseases drisiag55U,a aDisCrderfd a. ~
Stomach LfCer or B6teeis, ! ta

THEY are used and recommended by leading
i Physicians of the country, and all V no try
them pronounce them in valdable
UR.JAMES L. LEEPERE, writes from Ma.
varre, STARK Co., o., F'the Bitters are highly
praised by those suffering from indig digestion, ,dys
pepsiaand liver mplaint." b. ..
a.. Il. DAVIS, Postmaster at William sport,O.,
says, fthey give great satisfaction. iuse them
myself, having taken cold, become PROSTATE
aAdlost my appetite. ltreiey we'd me, and can
recommend itwith great assurance ofits merits.
DIR. WIN. NJ. KERR, of fRogersyille, Indiana,
writes us that they are the.most valuable med
icine offered. lie has Recommended them with
great suecess, ,and with them madeseverai cures
of palpitation ofthe heart and gsneral debility.
THOMAS, STANF0 RID, Esq., .Blouptsyille,
Henry Co. Ind, wtites uS long letter Under
date of May 4, 1860. lie was much reduced,
having been afflicted for three years with great
nervous debility palpitation Of the heart OF the
most severe and prostrating character, "after
using few bottles was completely. restored,
and am now In robust heaithn Ohtlt
GEORGE W-HoFFMAN says.he was afilict-
cd with rheumatism for twenty years, in all It's
various forms, and at the date Of his letter he
had been two years we'll; the Bitters effecting
the cure, when several physicians attending
mAtism, dy yspepsia, liyer CON plant, kidney 81
feetion, or droPsy, It is specific certain reme'
dy.s ~. iAe9 n3t'e =" III
| IiiJsw.HUNT writos from Delphos, Allen CO,
Os{ a secti o n where Fever and Agne prevails,
that he most cheerfully recommendH them Of do
cided merit in, all cases of fEv r. AND rAsUE
DYerEPsIA, AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
d. K,GALLEHERS,M NJ. D. writes from Var
! Vert, o., rHmoat respectfully recommend tn
Sherry Wine Bitters TO the notice of d pti
persons, and to all who require stimulating
4 medfciQe, H. .r-. . u
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
Prepared by j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass
w Ou4d SoOn No AR a SsL&VC.

No WILLIAM n. JENNINGS. a merchant q, Pi1pos
teyiSs Ashnbpld eounty Ohio wrule 10 u October : Gis
and n,.L cure Of CuSsuMF1IuE which The use OF bbAh
TNDLFN PLI.lfONtRY B-ILS-Ijir he'd speetct ~ ".
VILLA n CRDc NET. Man adjohing lo~na lie said Mr.
Crock Of had sought relief from the bert physicians and u
uaTsSIs med cineSbH iuuGtrns for te fatal nd OF lhn
sanrelrnus 6ynIp ETion. hal beniad hold on t
gSi. anI was 90 dlsoyinE and debfMng Ia body, iG
be wasH mere sketion lie grci w W me- rhys enrt
and ali friends ~ one who would soon frtnbi gdts bu
tn IN ths nsi extremity strange and maiveims ~ II may
Jem yet true that u Of yis grsGoH~ n BkANl
INDIAN PULMONARY B.AlSAM has uncenrlri the haad
Of tG dcsruye and rrsicred MI CtockH To oal anu u"
ID now hanitty, hearty '"gTnd mas !.
s. d. DAMN, ESq, qTeini GHd PO't,1d, al Jcys,s,n az
adjoining town. cutU ~ about tho sue is and staod
mai he waS urunaued WIN Mr. ROCK and Is'ied oM
,euRE, asa III AsGLpe bnnts jheAs Z } 81 o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
Many Cons,Imptions Cured

Mrs.H CLARK, merchant CIgds WaEn sosTtg' n,I- nn,,I-
SAM sold readily eydse end seid; l,the slntenicS, maj,
.nmr OF our most feshectaie peoplef1d personal Nsns
y ~, can lie relied on its medical virtues hnvo eurrd
sanv eorispiirs srsOr several o. whom sn sc1Ansa
= AZ who vote hopccsnIY sick As 10 be euqsdeIep "
nvsIcrns and an friends past possibility OF cures and
sn inc facts are BRANTS BASAM las Tes'Ored them 70
80 I'd - y n L -. 4
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10

Z Everybody Friend sa.'
ibss T. j. RiR " s5,IA "A " ISs IiTI
-.. -, .,.,. .YEGETABLE ,,, -.-r- ,r,5
P !. !. K K. .ELLER.,,
n 1851, ,n.THE GREATs rd-osHlo js'iI
FAHTLT HEDIVlEE 8F THE Age,
ItAllENj intstnallS Il cures Sudden Coils,
coughs, &c., Weak Stomach, General Dc
bility, Nursing Sore Mostnt Canker, Hiver Com.
pIaiat,, ,pyspepsias or Indigestion, Cramp and
Pam in Stomach Bowel Complaint. PaiHter's
Collie, Asiatic Cholera, Dprhea and DSsenteTy
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURES, q, cI
FelcnA, Boils and Old Sores, Severe Burns and
Scalds, Cuts, Bruises and Sprains, Swelling
Of the JOINTS, Rlngworm and letter, Broken
Breasts, Frosted feet and Chiblains, Tooth
ache, Pain in the Pace, Neuralgia and Rheu-
Itis asurc remedy for AOus and cnIL and
PAIN KILLDR %
taken internally, should be aduteratOd with
milk or water or made into syrup with mo
lasses. Fora Cough few dropson sugar eat
en- will be more effective than anything else.
So Rfatfd Directions, W1ich accompany sscl
-. bettls,' ."'' D.. '1
The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent
allowed to have won for itself u reputation uA-
surpassed In tho history ofnedichl preparations.
Its insIshtapeops effect il the entire eradication
and extihctiopOf PAtS in all ,fsyarious forms
incidental totho human family, and the unso-
lcited written laud3 verbal testimony OF the
masses ip IL, IL tayor, have been and HreftS own
Z What stronger proof Of these facts can be pro-
duced than the following letter, received, unso-
| licited, from REV. W. B. JACOBS 30 I
.NEwAnE, Md, June 8, 1860.
. Messrss Perry Davis q Son. Gsntlemea Al
low me. unsolicited y to send youa word ofioOm-
mendation for your Pain Killer. have used il
iphy family these Several wears, and found il
oil it all il claims to be-, For Rheumatism
Coughs, Colds, Burns, Cholera tendencies ant
difficulties, as well as diseases generally that
prevail in fainilies,I Eeggrd the Pain Killer ii
beyond all price, and as elhcaciOus beyond any
medicine within my knowledge. We keep il a
our chief family medicine, and ind its Nse in or
dinaty caseS worth more than any doctor. Tho
testimony Ofofhers among my acquaintance anC
frienas il equally. tHyorable.i Many clergymel
have spoken oft in the highest terRs as fam
lily medicine. MissionGriesin repeated instan-
ces have said to me in person and in their let
tersl that the. Pain Killer was by far the bes
medicine pred in heatheA lands and they as
itfOrt thehselv ves and families, and administer
to others around thoms Thus much am in
clined to say as an ast Of justice to yourselves
and as benefit to others, YOU are at liberty t
use this testimonial, II ofany service.
REV. w. BsJAC IBIS,
Late Editor Christian Chronicle,
BEWARE OF AIL1AITATloNs!
The Pain Killeris sold by all respectable Drug
gists Throughout the United States and in For
Price 25 cts., 50 ets., and lper bottle.
~ J.-N! HARRIS & CO.,
: Proprietors for the Western & sopthcrn State
'-e-e Cincinnati, Ohio
Sold Wholesale and Retail by ]. Dodge
! Vile. J.. M. iKeehan, ilamden, Samuel Gritf
| IOndonderrv. Roberts % -Samual Colum bu
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
Could not Live a Day longer

McyrslE r. CAtbwEtL Ca Of Gaii Q'vego, o,rs' t"l
r. respectable druggists wrote I" va t7Ns III
Barsi, through Mt NhRmar, respectable elyin 9l w
once OF an mnOfant cure or CdnsRmptcr, which BEAhS
lSpAS PULmosAIY BAistM has pr9dneei on uy e MY @
Of an Of his WIN resides In The Town i fG
mo- In Is county She bed been long confined 70 her reu
and WA dangerously diseased thaI HsI Iiyi Si nSsyrS
But whei all other hupe utterly failed sic eonnenee
-Ipg BRANTS PpLNoNARY BALSAM, % snd rs . "a. pc o
eeacV As raised her frou DYING BAD so int phe Is now
sojng abouf and attending her JOas'ie hHiI agdI d"i
@ ss s9d Y Y ~ sysss, lSsa,.rr r' r SS
ong saVerp and dangerous sckneEg and her icnds as
1aiSbbors c,,nsidef uIaa medicine Invaluable"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10

Proprletors Tor The Western q Sopthcrn States.
-@e-s Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by J. Dodge &
Son. 5MeAIthq, IA Ma J. W.U6zad ,lAllcns
Vile. j. M. Keehan iIamden, Samuel Gritin,
Londonderrys Roberts 81 Samuel, Columbus,
and by Druggists generally throughout the U.
States and 'Canadas. 80 .....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
RAISED FROM THE GRAVE

Me,,rs. PRATT 4 kFosTER, neSnAahh " !I'Hf Cs'gEhl
Conn %Sii BR1NTS B.dLSdAlhad sisesd eives ~ snca
homeless cases Of CoSsUAPTIoS In their town. nt NJ" g
AMER medicine could be sod there that u hgS r;d
Is a, },On ths cRAFE-soms thai plyaciFns ana al wv
friends SAID MUST DIE! One gentleman IN lai,rp ~, w. "
40 fT gone that his physician told him was tta'| " ts
az more nainS ie den srhsa no hope ws t:i an ~
tnl. BRANTis BALSAM-eoT wELL-dad % "oH 40 p'''
~ sr,r /. ,tasi ~. r..-t EE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10

"Dn j g. ATIs-sir; have taken your Pills with
esM bshsht The lidls sssss, hnguor s nf appetite
a.. and BEg dais. Ea' oaS isi S%is STsS1 no
1 have used yUlir Cherry recloral many years in my
family uI euu ussHud cGldswft unailing success. You
haksi BRH Ines Wish po1 uil lssL it pleasure Y
commend you yr hg good you have done and are DONG
John +. B!lTfY. G.a., Sec. 81 The Penn. Railroae
IA
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-29

Portable Steam Engines with or
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines with double tiue boilers.
Circular Saw Mills of the most mod
"rn and improved construction. We
challenge the trade to produce bet
ter or more effective article ut a less
price. Cotton Gin and Grist Mill
Shatting.
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and FIGURING Mill.
Strlub Corn Mills.
India Rubber Betting.
Woodwork Planning and Matching
Machines.
Artcsian Well Tools and Pipes fur
nished to order.
Steam Guages, Whistles, &C.,
and every description of Plantation
and Railway Machinery.
Send and get an ilustrated cata-
loguc of our Machinery, free by mail !;
all we ask is u preference at the same
price with equally good Northern
Works. Addr. sS T.. NJ. INENS,
No. 53 ST. Charles ST, r.. y.
No. 3-ly
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-29
Succession sale.

H"fe ef Lo",sid~0, P0r<-vA W Ca1d0;
T&r D,st,-iu Curt, 40. S:;S.
Succession OF John Morrow, deed.
~ virtue Of Il writ ef sale to me-
} directed by the Honorable the
iStrict Court ii, and for rhc Parish
Caddo and State aforesaid, will be
Id at public auction to the highest
,!drr, in front Of t!,r Court House.
, l!c City "f Shreveport, on
af~r.loy, 9th dry II Juiy,-l.D. 1861,
tween the hours Of 10 clock. \. NJ
nl o'clock, =. ~, the following de
ribcd slaves h-Ion@iny to the sue
'-Sion Of John Morrow, deceased.
,-wit:
BrcLY, Il negro woman Of dark com
lrXinn aged Il bout Is wears.
Lr/<", Il negro w",ntn OF yellow
ompl, Ni"n. aged about 10 years, and
~ infant
!>~Srn, :; negro woman, aged about
o years. ": dark complexion.
HoSe, a negro woman "f "riti COM
lrNi"n, aged about 81 years.
-l"2~1~s, Il negro man of vrl'""
"mlIrNion, aged about - wears.
I'yNx IF :>~k.
Credit OF twelve months, ,,nrrha--
II i" give their notes i:h good and
ppr""rd personal security, bearing
i~ht per cent. per ainum interest
rom date, and Il special mortgage re
aimed on til" slaves rurportiny Il
"ntrs>i"n "t Judgment, w:livin@ Len
lit Of appr;'iS"mcnt.
II. II NSICkEH,
june 9TH 1861. .Auctiol.rr.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-29
Strangers Guide.

- - AOX0AN--O.
CoURT House Texas street, on Ed
BRANCH CITIZENS BANK, Milan st.
corner Market.
Pose OFFICE, Market street, near
I Milan.
lKHSBYrERlAN CHuRcH, Rev. Mr..
AiAllister,on Market and NJ liam &ts.
BAPTIST CHURCH, Rey. G. Tucker,
corner Of Market and Travis sts.
METHODIST CHURCH, Rev = Il. Surat,
corner of Mark ct and Fannin stS.
f-PlScopA4IAN CHURCH,, Rev. A. y.
Russell, corner OF Market and ta,lin
streets.
tCATHo1Lc CHURCH, Rev. j. Pierre, On
Eannin, between Edward and Mar
shall street.
lsRAEI.rrE CHURCH, Rev. r. Sarner,
Texas str. near the Court House.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-29
IRON RNILI\GS,

for galleries and balconies, which
vii! h. sold ut MANU- FACIJ ERS
PRICES (adding transp"r,ati"n).
Purchasers are invited to call and
examine the vari"uS styles, at The
Southern Marble. Works of
w. HEtO\,
Corner Of Texas and Edwards SITS.
NV Post Oflicris Shreveport, La.
no IDLY.