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LITE. IRON COL. ruox.s 3. D4psrr-rHr CONFEDERATE


LOAN.
asr- RAYMOND, June oh, 1861.
Mr. Editor :-Sinee my last interview with you the
subject of the Cotron Subscription Loan" have
found that serious mkgvngs exist in the minds Of very
enlightened men, how they shsl the impera.
tive demands OF Government and provide for their
dasry wants. (such paying taxes, procuring family
aud plan aiion supplies after having taken Governments
bonds for the greater part Of their cotton wish say
IA few words In order 70 show that however hard this
may be- we must do IL or do For my par con-
slider salt and iron the only things necessary d.,
duot for those and could give all the Of the pro-
ceecs Of my cotton for sustg!uirg the Government As
to the taxes there be doubt but that the Confed
crate States bon s viii be received at pr in payment OF
them, for how can any Government expect to sus-
tain itself unlees the members Of it (the States) Ie.
ceive its paper in payment OF dues themy Besides
it is almost certain that the first OF the next
Congress will be to make tue bonds legal tender for
the ayment Of all de6ts If for nothing else to compel
tkoss 70 bear share OF the public burdens who
will do voluntarily. Then all difficulties will be
obviaed, and will have the best paper currency the
world has known, for Il must stand fall With Us
IL stand the currency is good We fall we need no
currency. IL Is clear that The value OF The bonds and
that Of cotton must be CT ,rdicate-ihey or
fall together. II embark fearesey in this enterprise
both will rise, and the Government will need the i'm
offered If let our fears get the bst
ter Of us, only hamper the Government in It's
operations by hinderng the issuance of these bonds but
", dagrace the few that will be taken and max,
them worth less both TO the Government and the hold
The former course will inspire general confidence,
the great adversary of hard times and psnics the latter
will beget universal disrut which weakens the bond, If
Government more than anything else, and causes the
greater part OF The bsrdshps incident to such times as
these. deem il needless to say more.
THoxAs S. DADsEY.
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RTCHMOND WING.
VOLUME e6

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
DsstRE call attention @ nv removal non No Ice Nal,
70 ne ooaHasOus banns No ~ Main stres
-. ssPoTswooD HorEL"
- 49, 20 AID sA Sses vhsrs prepared 70 exhsit Alag
MILLINERY GOODS
a. sdyaAde Millinery Aiiescs than heretofore consisting
[AE aud Velvet sonness Bornst Paes. R5bous Preach
ane-;sAn Pos en- Bridal wrsAls Dresses oA
a5d Bertha Grape and Masa Collars aad sleeves In
SAp Has aud C0azs Rarhs aud TABS, ke Ia al styles
soeneenon sh the <encra Nli1ey bzEinr VIII nEnufse
$50 ode- Ciszks aad H2uu,As fall Kinda In the ash
agea Il reasonable piee An orders VII receive pronPt
~ special at,saron. " u R2STON,
sol sas haln -
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SPRING 1861.
S0UTHEFN HAT MAiUEAcT0RY.
ESTABLISEE 1885
fEtds seeserioer respectfully luvls ne stten- ,-n
"A ton Ire Merchants of Nagiala. and Worth tt<ASs5
Cz-0hnS. - thia extensive stock u ia and ESAsH
glre = ksncfAesurrd Hss Purchasers III aa1 hzEr4
tto ter Interest % cal a. h,s A.Esc preY4ou3 EI
going iartasr Ncria. A. As a losytns Eohug
e'ne spls.az na sSpsH3s o. pains 20 ksep ire
tsahrn sds a re south Goods soi In this HS1se Will Re
SAlastt " compare fsvorhy n quality and prise Win SEQ Is
uas icn ahet narset There v be found al the QcAt
tcs 81 WOOL FC4 and STRAW aATS from As losezt prise
oegre bat 70 The aaeu qualify for gesren. Also soys and
Oa1rens hs ard Of AZ grades aud Syles, AID Lsds
kdiae Hats o. al the var,3us qcRtfss.
Purchasers uln 90 vel % c.n a,d exs-iae.
nh23 JOHN DOCLgY, Il Iaia IL Eehuond, Va
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NUMBER a.

70 ar, have the honor to be, sir very respectfully,
your cbedisnt servant
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FNaC TICS FOR yoEUnTksRs IN Active
sEKVICf-In and viii be Published mE ediAey,
Nanua Of Taetcs for Active Service compiled
s the las kUTHuHr embracing AL ths essen
Ia for rrseps active service By Col VIZ H. RICHARDSON Jr
NEAyLY READY.
MANUAL FoR fR0opsRS AND MOUNTED R1FLEMEN =
atssron 10 Important military work In
he eourss pGboaon By tovnsesn. Norris Publisher
And The book hss been prepared BY COL Lueas
ayts the Army entitled TEE TzocPER AxuiL being eo1-
pAten and abrd-emsnt ofths d Mouus, nenen In ad
dsa printed In fa The SARA sbers Di for
Capt Marry, which correspondent
TERED hvOrasly In columns few rCsks aga-Bhg.
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IC0RICE.-ss.lAsOrd neorce, In add for sale by
IL aus Az. STOKES 90.
UPYoU HAVE HORSE OR MULE In bsd condition, Try Du-
L Val & Nort0n's Morse Tonic. IL worth ahy
d,aes lie price OF for npovng the eondoa OF Horses &c
aud preysang and curing bots worms hd-5ound, nemper
a. p. bUvAL.
Sole ManulGstUr snd Proprlstos.
EFsc BY all pruggss In the Lite United states and In hs
sou.h.rr q ,nf-d
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

w. RANDOLPH, i2l Main Street, has for sale far
sboOl and aetneasoG Books Cap, Letter. Note,
aud W. appng p1parPens tnk knVelopes Irkands Pencils
Bl.nE Books and ether articles Of Stationery. Abo new and
Ttasaard nuse mt
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. UPERIOU OLD EgE Whisky .-1eO bbs purs
- County ana wesisrn Distilled whsky. For sale by
sp90-st l. q g. b. DAVENPORT.
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IRON VASES IRON ykEEsi IRoN VASES!
Ornaments Cal Iron Vases Of I'll sizes FOR sale l5s NJ The
China atore OF SrkBBiNs, pULLsN kOo,
r.bos Uorrer broad and 9Th Bh.
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NOTICE.
rvyRRASURY NGrts.-Prom and amer this date, We
Treasury Notes Of tbs Confederate states at par
isio 10 - 50 - KNIT. PAINE. 4 90,
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The subscriber has the sole agency here for :,
i sale of the ALUM PATENT FIRE-PROt
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New York and the EXCELSIOR FIRE PRO-
SAFE, made by Messrs. Beard 4 Brother, Of !.
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the Excelsior Sa 'es will be furnished by those "
will visit or address the undersigned. His invrn.
bic practice OF having but one scale Of pieces for
customers, Sard Of selling as reliable only such
ticles as he beiievs TO be 20, will, he carnos doui
enable him to retain that generous coni,iei.
among purchasers which he has enjoyed upwa.
Of fifteen years. ISAAC BRIDGE.
9NNasazinc street. NswOrle ans.
May ., 50. ss.v
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N Office.

q L. persons are hereby notified not to
- tsade for two certain psomisory notes
drawn BY the undersigned in favor Of James
N. 4famper or order, each for the sum Of
thre6 thousand six hsudred and sixty six dol
lars and sixty CTS. $500, 60.loo). The netes
bear cate 9th November 1850, and we're
made payable respectively A. follows, the 6rst
On the fl st u January 1869, and the second
on the first o. January 1868, bearing 8 per
cent interest. The consideration for which
these notes we're given having failed will
not pay the same without due RECOURSE to
law
: HORATIO NOLAN.
Harrisonburg L., April 10th 1861.
7-4o.3t
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ELECTION OF POLICE JURORS.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that Polls
will be opened at the election precincts in
the several Police Jury wards, Mentioned
below, on Monday the lath day Of May next
being the End Monday for the purpose Of
eIecting a member from each of said wards
10 serve in the Police Jury Of the Parish Of
Catahoula, for the time hereinafter statel-In
No 5, II, IL and Is for two years, and
in No IA for Que year from the Is. day Of
June next.
JAMES @. TALIAFERRO, President
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TO Planters and whom it may
concern,

To Planters and whom ft may
nANIEL EDWARDS is now prepared to eve
IL cute with peculiar fasilities, at H.
| his establishment, Nos. %, 80 AMI sA
80 New Levee, and 81, 80 and Al
| Fulton streets, New Orleans, Iron, Copper. Tin,
Sheet Iron, Brass Moulding, Finishing, and Black
| smith Work.
This establishment, in the following described
work, challenges competition:
Chimneys, Breeding, Stills,
Juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans,
CHARTERS, Filtcrers, Heaters. +
Copper, Tin and Pewter Worms, for Distil-
leries; and Sheet-Iron Pipe.
~ Planters and others interested would dc
well to call and examine my STEAM TRAINS for the
manufacture Of Sugar, before purchasing elsewhere
They have been in operation many years, and give
universal satisfaction Parties leaving orders may
rely upon their execution with the utmost dispatch
DANIEL EDWARDS.
Nos. %, 80, and 50 New Levee, aud 81, SO and Al
Fulton streets, New Orleans. 44.lv
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
as- MILITARY COLLEGE
J. BERRIEx LIKDsLEY, Md, DID,, Chancellor Of
the University, and Professor Of Chemistry and
Geology.
Col. B. Z. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Military
College and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES F. HAMILTON, AM Professor Of Mathemat-
les, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
j. H. STEWART, AM, Professor.of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
F. L. J. THYssESs, AN, Professor of French and
Drawing. =
G. S. BLAckrr, AM, N D.. Professor of Botany al
Natural History. 8
Rev. J. W. HoYrE, AN, ND, Professor of Mens
tai and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Litera-
ture. G. K. WxsroN Surgeon.
The First Term of the next Academic Year
commences on the. 26th Of September, and the Sec
cond Term, l4th of February.
Tuition, Boarding Washing, Fuel Rooms and
Servant attendance, 800 per Term
Engineering, French, Spanish, German, Drawing
and Fencing, each $40 per Term Of
twenty weeks.
The ancient reputation OF the University for Sci
enti6c and Classical Scholarship viii be maintained
and every facility affordedAhose who desir" to pur.
sue partial course. Besides the four regular
College Classes there is also Preparatory Glass;
Students under Ii years Of age will not be admit
ted.
By the aid Of Military Discipline, effective gov
ernment 10 established and health, physical culture
good order, and industrious habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, ofaddtional information. apply
10 any Member Of the Faculty, Nashville Te,
Feb. II, 1859. xa"1~ '
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BUUFF RIVER AND NEW ORLEANS
REGULAR EIGHT DAY PACKET,
ls&2,A
B. F. GOODWIN,
Master.

B. F. GOODWIN, Master.
IREEsE 4 DoRsEr, Clerks.
hssengers and shippers are respectfully informed
thu this entirely newt and comfortable boat will
ia. her place permanently in the above trade, on
ths1rst rise of water.
Ashare of patronage is solicited, and satisfaction
gusAnteed to those travelling, or entrustings their
uSkess on the boat
X The 'Frolic" will 60 into Bayou
Lois on every alternate trip.
Nv. q, 1880. S-2l-ds.
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LlT1KY STABLE.


800 = specially announ- @'
ees to the pablic, that a. usual there is al.
ways in readiness 1t bis stable in Trinity, a
fine lot of No. I. SADDLE AND HARNESS
HORSES. The Stable is 1t all times cup.
Piled with good provsnder end attsaGivs and
experienced hostiers.
~ Horsss kept BY the day, week OF
month.
@ Prices commensurate with lhe times
~ Persons desiring good turn OUT
will meet with entire satisfaction BY giving
the stable trial.
N. w. ROTHROCK.
Trinity La, April II, 1851. 7-6l-3m.
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NEGRO Fer SALE.
A No l, cook and wash woman 4
is offered for sale on accommodating ~
terms. The girl is young, healthy and -
acclimated. She is . good seamtress and
ironer.
For particulars apply to
]. SHLENKER 4 BRO.
Harrisonbarg La, April 10th, 1861.
7.4O-tf.
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RUNAWAY m TAIL.

A8 committed TO the J4ilAol this =
Fsrish Oh the lstof April, inst. a.
negro man,Gho says his name is C HARLIE'
and that he beIongs to q Miss Nancy Keibo
Who lives IN the parish Of St. James, La
Said boy is about Eve feet three vr fou
inches high, and Of blsck complexion.
The owner is notified 70 comply with tn
law and take him away,
d. NJ. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
II. Burg, La. April II, 1861. 7-4l-tf.
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SI'RA u BIS
Patent Corn and FIGURING Mill.

90 FAVORABLY KNOWN throughout thu
y South and West as exclusively possessing the
combined qualities Of
l. Being firmly set in strong iron Frame
9. Using only the best French Burr Stones.
3. Running the lower stone, which, being fast
on the spindle. can never come in contact with its
fellow, to be injured by running empty.
4. Having no bush to get loose.
5. Having no driver and rind to make it choke
G. Having its spindle in one piece, from bridge
tree to hopper-bearer.
Some of these mills have run nine years without
having the stones dressed.
Eighteen, twenty-five, twenty-six, and thirty
inch Double and Single Gear now in store and for
eale by. J. II. GILMAN,
10 Gravfer Street. New Orleans.
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COOPEn:X WEI-L

HINDs COUNTY, M1ss1ssIppI.
This favoiite place Of resor. is always a..
in readiness for the reception of guests. Hiil
The water is recommended by the Medical Fac
ulty for the Of the following diseases, to wit
Chronic Diarrhea, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Chlorosis.
Diabetes Gravel, and General Debility.
Imam WILLIAMS,
toy Proprietor.
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at the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
which he has entirely renovated and furn-
ished with neat and new furniture, and pre-
pared everything in general for the accom-
aliy, xho may wan I6 sYsIt rnxs we'll. kff6WhF
place for amusement and recreation during
the coming season. His Table will at ali
times be supplied with the best that can be
obtained in the market. His rooms are large
and comfortably furnished. His Bar will at
Ill times be supplied with the choicest wines,
liauors and cigars; and he will in few days
have up new and splendid Billiard Table.
Il may not be amiss, for tho information
Of those who are not acquainted, to say, that
the Evans House is situated on a beautiful
.ising ground, about one hundred yards North
Of the White Sulphur Springs, situated in
the Parish Of Catahoula, State Of Louisiana,
and about twenty-five miles from Alexan-
dria, and thirty-three from Harrisonburg,
on the public rosd leading from Natshes BY
Aiexandria 10 Texas, and ID located in the
high and healthy pine woods, abeHtone half
mile from Trout Creek, where the finest Of
trout-6shing will afford the greatest amu.e.
ment for those who wish to amuss themselves
in That way. The undersigned acknowledges
his gratitude to his old friends and the pub
lie 10 general .os The patronage bestoFe,i mp.
on him dssisg ths time b does business at
tbs White Saiphsr 6priags HotsA and earn
estly soliciss J. liberal share 81 patronage
ct the Evans House, where be will be always
ready aed wiling to recsive and accommo-
dats- oil who may faror him with call.
1fnNrSRY n n
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d. BEATTY,

e u n ~ y ~
vWLL visit the Parishes Of Catahsu- -
Villa, Concordia, Teneas, Franklin a.
and Ouachita four times year. 41111I
All persons wishing his services will address him
At Entity, La. oct I'd go 7:l4:tf
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d MONROE MAIL LINE
THE UNDERSIGNED fxs~s~ b

~ III " AhH Wv ~ y II az III II III ~ n
THE UNDERSIGNED fsa.~ b
sE6beg leave to inform ssl MA
the travelling public
that de facilities of travel on this routeAre now
compile, and that prompt and comfortable II ans
portatDn can at all times be The 'KESHENA
having undergone thorough repairs, and the cabins
enlarged, affords every convenience for passengers
She laves Harrisonburg daily, except Sundays, at
Z o'cbck, A. NJ, and connects with the stage for
vidalh at Brushy Bayou. Large and commodious
four-Aorse Coaches are employed on the route. The
trustvortby drivers will be in attendance, and no
PAIN will be spared to render the journey expedi-
tious and agreeable. WIN. STANSBERRY,
Prprietor Of the Line from Harrisonburg to
asrisoaburg, La, MarM4. 'so.-s-ss-y.
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OR,
A Summer Ramble among the Fossiliferous Depo'
is of the Hebrides. With RAMBLEs OF A Gk.s
oeIsr ;or, Ten Thousand Miles over the Foss
ferrous Deposits of Scotland. BY the late HI
MILLER. l2mo. PIP. 524, cloth ,25.
Nearly the whole of large edition Of this We.
has been exhausted BY orders in advance of pui
cation. Nothing need be said of it save thai
possesses the same fascination for the reader IT,.
characterizes the authors other works.
NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION OF T.
OLD RED SANDSTONE!
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This edition is reprinted from the last Edinf
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tirely new matter from the pen of HUGH MILL
It contains also several new plates and cuts,
an appendix Of new notes, while the old -paa.
have been re-engraved and improved.
New editions Of the authors other works, ',
4" My Schools and School Masters" Footprint
the Greater" Testimony of the Rocks" a
" First Impressions Of England" may now DO Ia.
either separately or in uniform sets.
GOULD LINCOLN,
Aug. IS SO Washington Street, Boston
TIL. SOUTH CAKOLINIAN.
PUBLISHED
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY.
IBIS well.knowh journal is respectfully offc,
sste tho mercantile community as PROPER -
:icse for their advertisements. Having the lar;
circulation Of any paper in the State out of Chart
on, and many subscribers in the neighbo,
States, it is their interest to publish in it,
The political views OF the Carolnian are W ;
Known. Devoted to the Union as means to
md, it would have ID administered as was intent
" it's founders, With strict adherence to its CO
provisions; but believing As We do ii
he paramount interest of the South is section,
ve advocate the Union Of the South o. her esses,
al interest. If the South is united, she can en-.
equality in, or independence out of the Union
'trict construction of Federal and State Constit
ions; political and religious rights to al.
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Subscriptions $6 and "a per annum in adva- !,
r. w. GIBBES, Proprietor,
Columbia, s. E.
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II. REHBACHS Celebrated Lead Pencils
~ manufactured in al grades and colors-
Price varying fom SO cents 70 Is dollars per gross
Imported qely BY Willy wallach, lsl William
street, Nc3York.
For saie at the leading StatisAsrs throughout
Unifed states. apem-
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pifturf Gallery

Ambrotypes, 1Gelaneotypes, Photo"
graphs, &c, -"
n He undersigned, having uD
Opermanen " located in MlS3l@
HARRIS ONE URG, t
would respectfully inform the pub
lie and citizens Of the parish that he is at all times
ready to execute faithfully, and in = satisfactory
manner, any kind Of work pertaining to the above
business. 48
u Pictures taken At all times, without regard
to weather.
MINIATURES PUT IN LocLETs, RINGS, &C.
- PARTICULAR attention given to taking the
LZKENESSES or CHILDAEN.
Persons DESTROYS Of having
CORPSE LIKENESSES TAKEN,
will be promptly waited upon, perfect satisfac
ton guaranteed in this department.
He win at al times be found at the GALLERY,
which Is In connection with his
s Tt y E,
ORNER OF SICILY AND BROADWAY SITS.
(near the new Randolph Exchange.~
A cordial invitation is extended the public to
visit his rooms pains will be spared to render
their stay agpaAble. G. L. ROSENBERGER.
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SrAsE or LOUISIANA Parish Of Cstahodla,
nth District Court, c!e1| Office.
Succession Of Geo. ". Csmpssar, decd.
3n1HEREAS Mn. Sarah A. Campster hes
- 6led bel Application in the Clerk
Office Of tho Eisveatis DistSiet Court praying
TO be appoisted adniaistratrix of-said sue
cession: therefore. Notice. is hereby given,
that sa1(Ds opposition be Aied 10 this Office,
in writing, within ten days from the dAe
hereof, sail applicant will b appointed ac-
cording to Law. So.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said
Court, this sOsh day Of April, a. d. 1861:
49, g. G. DUKE. Clerk.
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May . SO.

I 1GHTE = RRADBURYs, Piano Forte MAJ,
II facturers, 421 Brooiae st. NewYork. We =
sire to call the attention Of the trade, and Of &
public generally to our Piano Fsrtes, Justly p,
aassced superior to ell others in volume. richp.
and purity Of tone-possessing peculiar singh
quality, adapted to, and hsrmonizing with u,
human voice. They are very properly calIcds'
" Organ, or Vocal Piano" Being made with t.
Patent Arch Wress Plank, they will stand in tn
in all climates. We guarantee our customers III
no efforts that lifelong experience, untiring
dustry or capital can procure, will be spared,
maintain for our instruments their world 4
reputation a. s'the best piano., and that every l.
provSMent of intrinsf: valse 10 piano vim
found IN ours. All orders With which wc an,
vorsd will be promptly and faithfully attended
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