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Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-18

President Duris.-'i he Richrnond
correspondent o. the Charleston C"u-
,ie: describes Il ''re"eptiou" given 10y
President Davis, ana concludes as
follows:
The President always looks well,
but never to my mind is he 50 much
in his element as when the centre
OF an adluirin@ tlrcng throwing out
those brilliant scin,il!ations otthought
with which his fertile mind i.;so prcg-
nant. This was especially the case
this evening. Not only was each
gentleman met with IL kind and diff
tcrcnt greeting from that received
by j. .ciylbor, but, after the form
attics Of the introduction wcr. over,
the freedom with which he moved
lii,hrr and thither, dropping a c mpli-
lnent to one, calling up some rcmiuiS-
cencc Of the past to another, touch
ing gently upon the events Of he
time to a third, relating Il brief bu,
appropriate annccLot. 10 Il fourth
and making himself rrnucntly agree
able to all, did NOT fail +" produce
upon the minds Of his visitors the
impression experienced by every
man who spends even tivr min
utcs in the presidential presence.
Davis adorncs the social circle. aS
twcll aS he Las the forum or tiL, field
) Combining the trreh"m Of the friend
with the caution Of the diplomat.
Vet giving full scope to his fine con-
vrrsational abilities, he draws more
out, and puts more into. his auditors.
with less restraint and less effort
than one would believe possible.
! You look. YOU listen, aud You talk.
Magnc,iZcd by one OF the most
irveSsistablc smiles in the world,
charmed with his language, and yet,
I invol,,ntarilv drawn into the cXprrs-
sion of Your own sentiments, You
<oon forget that YOU are talking with
: the President Of the Southern | uinu,
! and remcnlhcr only the man. such
What he is in the cabinet. - states
! man and soldier, the world already
{ knows.
Moving around in the crowd were
two microscopic DaviseS-Maggic
and jeff. Jr--as handsome and
brilliant pair Of household angels as
ever blessed Il parents heart Mag
Gle is what the ladies would call
"a perfect gem She has large,
brown, expressive eyes, long lashcs.
which. but for natural viyacitv, would
give her an almost pensive cast ot
countcnance: round, rosy ,hc"Hs
a sweet little nose aud mouth 4
dimpIed chin; Il fine growth OF h'ac |:
hair. clipped short Gu the neck. and
a clear, rosy complexion add tc
th"s" charms, Il tiny form pretty
enough to belong to a divinity, and
YOU have a pen-and-inE portrait Of q
diminutive specimen Of humanity
who would make q jewel OF /, picture
in any kind Of setting whether she
belonged to a President "or any
other man."
The other Davis-young .jeff:-is
n chubby, broad-shouldorcd, grey.
eyed, big headed, brown-haired chap
) wears old, fat. fair and fresh AZ
rosebud, but beyond these points he
is a boy, like any other.
The father seems proud of both
these bantlings, and as they cdgeC
through the crowd and took a place
by his side once or twice, though en-
gagged in conversation with mum
bel of gentlemen around him, h,
still found time to bestow upon then
the smiles and carcsses of affection
Wheat fields in Alabama already
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-18

Our agents will please bear in mind,
that when they send names OF sub
scri bers, the money less their com
mission, must accompany the same.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-18
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
Ny JOHN w. TAnEH, is our authorized
agent in Natchitoches.
M-. d. d. O'BklEN, No. 6. E,.chrngc
Place. New Orleans, is our authorized
Agent for that city.
MR. H. c. CLARKE, bookseller, is our AL,
.horized agent for Nicksbu:g and Natchez.
NJ j. II. LOTION, is our agent at Belle
,;.c Bossier Parish.
Nr A. l.. HAY, of the News Depot, is our
a,,thorizcd agent in jefferson, Texas.
Those friendly to our undertaking. who
may hear of any local, or other items, that
vii, prove of interest TO our readers, Will
favor Us by handing in the same al the office
.l,c News.
Ne will bs pleased to receive contrihu-
.o.s from ON friends, in ;and around Shrevc-
lrrt. An occasional articetron "hr planters,
relative to the crops, will be very acceptable
t., fact, we desire correspondence from
every section of the Staies.
Personal articles will not he published,
cirher as communications or advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-18

Wheat fields in Alabama already
harvested, average twenty-eight to
thirty bushels to tho acre.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-18

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

Job Work must be paid for on de-
iivtry.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-18

Elsewhere viii be found a call by
the voters, upon Mr.. Thomas T..
Simpson, to become Il candidate for
the office of Sheriff This call llshould
have appeared in our issue Of yestcr
day, but it was handed in too late
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-18

iut this ont and put II in vour
pocket, and if you need any thing IN
our huc, try us.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-06
Personal News.

-. Douglas having gracefully in1ucu:-
: tha calls u1oa Mrs. Lincoln, at WASH
ion, ta@ fashionable people are tIlro&-
( her rec 'p.tjoa-i looms at WilIarTS.
le wife Of E-ic:-pseaii,nt elect lIamIa,
isni!ias little wonln with pleasant eyes
iauhu-n hair, at least twenty years
husbands junior, aad his secoui wife.
i5s Lane, kind ri n,c s,ys, will soon
y into a uaion offered By Mr.. Blchan-
acon ;ilaraion until the end of his pr3si
tal term. The forsunste bride groo i,
.althy railroad gentlemon.
he New YORK Tri5,ms'a Washington
says lhst G \ 8 -, b., r
I'D 100 letters, from Is d,f',reat Suites,
.tcning his own life. SJ,a, are arrny-
5, bnt the bulk of them are evidently
line.
splendid carriage an / span o: horses
been seat to Washington by number
liens Of Now York, to be presented to
/ Lin ,oln il a day or two after his inauga-
in
/ j. stated that Mrs. Liac5.n, while p,s-
/ through B.llmora, was grossly insult,d
rabble which surrounded tbs car in
In she was seated in company with Mrs.
Hazard, Col. Sumner, Capt. Pope,
lie Davis and Robert Lincoli.
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4 yas.,a5!c kave..Gso1s.

L. A Paine, OF Warren CO. r., tapk 4
first Premium, the Other day, at cur Stt
Fair, for the best Stalk Cutter noachll
70, chopin. up corr stalk aai T"c2"r1
the ground for the plow This re" and wi
a,le EARN ilnp,insat consists Ola >'I-''N
roller about fo t long, each SiIe ARM
with a stell knife. It is drawn by par
horses and does, at one and the same TN
the work of roller aud stalk cutie. Ii
i VIA. tie COMMITTEES who awarded
Premium, sly Of it:
I'VE the ind ersignel, c'mHit;ea on ~
cultural macaiaary, at the Iowa State II
FIR 1860. would recommend TIE above Sta
Gutter t. the attention Of turner's, as y
worthy Their patronage.
A. ALLEN,
LYMAN AhI.ES, Committee.
5. G. CURTIS,
Oct. ). 1891
Mr.. Paine is now at tn Carroll House 9
will be glad to exhibit th, machine to 9
persoa dserions Of testing it, qualities.
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;EAsEs OFT CHEST & LUnRs.


aese diseases are too well known to require any
N-iption. How many thousands are every year
ed to the silent grave by that dreadful scourge
umption, which always commences with slight
)!h. Keep the blood pure aad healthy by taking
IS doses of JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
81 week, aud disease of all kind Is impossible
sumption and Lung difficulties always arise from
lcles of corrupt matter deposited In the air-cells
,ad blood. Purify that stream of life and II will
!, soon carry OF and destroy the poisonous matter;
like crystal river flowing through desert, will
with II and leave throughout the body the ele-
ats Of health and stresgth. As the river leaving
elements OF fertility in its course. the before
. ZEN waste to bloom with flowers and fruit, pare
"a causes the frame to rejoice in strength and
BIB, and bloom with unfading beauty.
..,dfon's Mountaia Herb Pills are sold by all Med
- .aiers te-imI
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TELEGR APIIC-


EAsu,sGroN, March 2-SEyArE.-hr. ,Ioa
soa said tn, conScrvIs;to mea IN the SOY
had been overnowcred and usurpatlon
,,iuu,hel-the stars and stripes had IL
ct,1need and palmettoS, peiicans and ratt
snakes run up. He closed WITH an eloqu
ao,,al for the far o? our Union, express
his ,ru that it would ever wave DER i
hu, Of th. free, deluing that Tenne$
would remain ia the Union. (Applauss y
the galleries J As he closed the Chair org
"a the galleries closed. A few Kisses iulh
ei. when the whole GRO drose, burstIng2
to most tu.nultuouS applause. yelling 4
shouting, and eliminating in three tern
cheers for the Union, c.eating tho geo
excitement. The Chair ordered the
geant-at Arms to arrest any one causHl =
disturbance. In short time the giile
were closed, the dAors locked AM
Senate proceeded with It's business.
Mr.. Crittenden moved chat when tAey
iou7n il DC till t, morrow.
Mr.. Kennedy moved that the doors,
locked the residue Of the session to pre-
such insults rs had jnSt occurred.
Mr.. Wilson opposed meeting on sun
The Com Mite Of Conference on TIC
bin reported, A greed to and the bill paS
The Conference reports on the PatenS
and In llan bill were agreed t.. E
Mr.. Crittenden's motion was dlsaSraN
The rule pre- venting Bills and reso!u
being read and passed the sans day
repealed. 81
The Confercac, Committees repoFt-@
C;y; APPROPRIATION bin was agreed 90
Mr. Lane continued at length, occu
three hours.
Mr.. johnson replied by saying th
f.,t a5oy. the per>on ilties whlca had
heapcl upon him by thoss favorlns
ion. .
On motion, the doors Of the galleric
op,nel for ladies' only.
Mr.. Puyh moved 70 ameaa the res
by striking out the words authorized
vote and thu Vice President decided
Affirmative. ~
NJ. Douglas appealed. Some
cll,ngci his vote.
Mr.. Critteaael moFela rc;on&d
Agreed to.
Ne. Johnson, Of Ark, opposed tas II
tions. considering them decisions a
Grated to divide the South.
Mr.. Baker opposed it. M
Here the doors of the galleries wet
ell On motion OF Mr.. Chandler, and
o! tha people crowded in until the {
dere., the Sergeant at Arms to az
more than could be seated.
Mr.. Fitch moved to adjourn, dur
call of the roll.
Mr.. Mason said he should vote IN
firmative. as il was evident the Sc
under the cen,rol Oft lawless moo.
The motion was lost
Mr.. Baker continued urging TN
ton.
MIR. Gwin again opposed it.
Mr.. Pugh's motion was lost.
Mr.. Pugh then moved to a.
substituting the Cfittendeh resol
Mr. Wilkinson was opposed to
promise, and would not vote
compromise or surrender OF princi
Mr.. Doolittle offered an amend'q
Pu.h's amendment.
Mr.. Chandler contended that
sentiment would eventually triu
SOUTH, and overthrow the vers'
hoy.in; against TIC Cn,on. ii
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yii.s>ls75 Readers.

have examined a series of School booS
entitled " Ha"p,r & Bros series OF Soho
AMI Family Readcrs," Iy Marcus "iS9'
AMI find them Is be equal, if not snperto
t, any series Of SEW | books that nay
ever becom, acquainted VITA ana heart.
recommend their general adoption TO 4
pub!i:. "Go. -. II hckWoRTA,
Co. Sups Napello Co, Iowa.
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aDmuNlsTRA rcR.s SALE.

UDY order Of the county Judge of Warelio County
j y the undersigned, as administrator OF the Estate
of Peter Mick deceased, will sell at public suction,
on the premises miles north Of Agency City, Iowa.
the following Real Estate to wit: The east half ofthe
north east fractional quarter OF section two ts) In
Township seventy.two ti2,) north OF range thirteen
West containing 9k acres also the north east qua
ter of the south west quarter dissection twenty
Township seventy three fTl north OF range thirteen
West said real estte h-ug the property Of the minor
heirs OF said estate The sale to take place March ath
1861. Terms $3.50 down, balance ON RS time at
10 per cent int CALEB MILLER, AdmS.
February 9th, 81.
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resident Buchanan was threatened with
ssination in Baltimore four years ago,
he was consequently taken through
out Stoppins-three hours in advance
e proDo sed time. 1t is well for this
~ forgotten fact now to be recalled.
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LEGAL Malice.

hesINa NUtaGes
To James " Rickett, Oni A. Rickett. Richard S. X.
Rckett, Betsey A. Lane, formerly Betsey A. Rick
EFT, wilsey G. Lane, husband of the said Betsey.
Samuel b. NJ. Rickett, JohL A. Rickett and Mary A.
Rcket:
You and each OF you are hereby notified that there
is now pending before the County Court Of Wapelio
county, Iowa, petition of John G. johnson and Sam
uel Dorr, Administrators Of the estate OF John III.
Rcke, decd asking said Court for order to sell,
for The purpose paying the debts Of said estate the
following re al estate to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of section thrty-hve, town
ship seventyhree range thirteen; also the east half
of the southeast quarter OF section thrtyfour, and
the south east quarter OF the northeast quarter OF
section thirty -four and the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter of section twentyseven, all In
township evenly three, range thirteen, all In Wapeio
county, Iowa.
And you are further notified that by an order Of
said court the petition ia said viii be heard at
the April Term of said court in the year Eighteen
hundred end sxty-one, when you can appear and
show cause why said petition shall uot be granted.
JOHN c. JOHNSON,
SAMUEL DORR,
Admr's of the estate Of JOHN II. RICKErT. decd,
4 chi q
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The first department Of the City ScAoo
will give an Exhibition at the curt House
ne xt Thursday evening. The exercises W
commence at 7 o'clock.
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Go to Deyi,'s aud exfmine their ne"
Goods distress d. Dsrih is the first II
market, and sells cheap goods.
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The river dning the psf week has. bee
rising spwy. Ii has risen some feet.
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EArox's AsssMsLiEs.-Th next and las
Of in, Sc popular dances, Genes oil next Fri
cay night at the Court House. -
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TINY F.R 4 Et.WKGUssE OF Bastoh have
in press GUIDE TO HAYTI. by James Eedpath. pub
,ised under the auspices Of President Gerard which
win embrace History Of that Country. it's Cousitu-
ton unabridged, ESSAYS It's Natural History Min
ersi Wealth, People, Resources, Religion Commerce
Revenue, Laws, re. Also, all the Official Documents
In relation the great Emigration Scheme which is
now attracting much attention from coiorcd
classes everywhere. No ,ok has been published on
Hayti In the United States for thirty years In
England for more than twelve years. A volume on
uayti, therefore. Is much needed NJ this time Two
editions OF the Guide will be rahlished Price Fifty
Cents FIR m. "Emigrant's Edition" and One Dollar
Tor tbs .Gse.ard Edition. = Including postage
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when you want Boots, Shoes and Clothing, go u
Tenpie's New Clothing Store.
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OTTUMWA
Male and Female Seminary.

Rev. J. NJ. McELR0Y,A NJ, Principal.
MISS NJ. c. HALLoWAY, | Assistants.
Miss NJ. T. WILSON,
Mas. LIZZIE d. WOODWARD, Drawing and French
Raw S. III. WORCESTER, Oil Painting.
~ O effort will be spared to render this Institution
~ worthy the continued confidence of the friends
of education.
Tuition per term Of ten weeks from % to IS accord
ing to the branches studied. The next Term COM
mences Tuesday Oct 2nd, 1850. For furths siaforma
ton write for circular apply to the Principal in
person [Sept. 2T-29-l21y.
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GREAT NATIONAL R0ETE
To
il i ]. I | II 0 Il L, y L w YO Ek,
PUILADELP HLA q BOSTON!
baltimore & Ohio RaiIToadt
Is the only Road to
WASHINGTON CITY.

CAUTION Is and S5aesh sa
clusivey by the H. & o. X. r. Co. Passengers by the
pretended routes TO Washington City are subjected
to omnibus travel, tedious delays, and charges
at Baltimore.
The Baltimore ard Ohio Ia lroad IN connection,
with the Central Ohio Railroad presents to the trav
cling public short AMI desirable route from Column
bus to all the Eastern cities.
Passengers by this visit the cities OF Bal
;imore. Plladelph, New York Bosto, at the cost
Of ticketio New iorS or Boston alone by other
lines.
Through tickets can also be procured via Washing
ton City to the Eastern cities, at an additional
charge Of two dollars.
Travellers to The East from all Western points, can
depend upon quick time and connections. S.teL-
ing attached to all nj hf trains.
Two trains leave Columbus, Ohio, daily, 40 a. m.
,Wheeng) 1885 p M, Grafton 5:25 m, Cumberland
l0+o PM Harpers Ferry 500 m; arrives in Bati
more 6i5 pm, Washington City 7:3op.m.
S:sa pm, Newark 4:l3 pm GAINESVILLE $40 pm Ben
wood Wh-cling) 1910 pm, Grafton 500 am Cumber-
land sl5 am, Harpers Ferry 1880 pm; arrives at Bal
tnore 4:i5 pm, Washington City Soc pm
Direct connexions made at Baltimore with above
trains for Phlsdcl phi" New York and Boston, and at
Washington City for Richmond, Wilmington Charles
ton. g..
Tickets good until used with the privilege Of stop
ping oG at all principal points. But one change OF
cars between Columbus and Baltimore.
business men and travellers for pleasure inform
alton. visit all the eastern cities at comparative
y small expense. The scenery is celebrated for its
wonderful beauty and subnity:i II is unequailed In
the world. It's system Of day and night Track Police
its splendid equipreu las exclusive telegraph lines;
Us large amount of double track its fine hotels Jun.
derthe surveillance of the company.) ensures to The
passenger, speed. safety, and comfort.
Time quick and fare as low via any other route
cnred at all the and steamboat Of
fees in the west.
Ask far tickets via nalssmore and Ohio Railroad.
!. NJ, COLE, Gen. Ti-ket Ac't B60RP.
W. I. SMITH, Mast. transportation.
II. g. JkWErr, fIes't- c L
J. w. BROWN, Gen. Ticket Ag't c o z Z.
+ CEN Ar'tR
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SEWING MACHINES.
4,

W ATE IMPROVED DOUBLE LOCK TIGHT
Stitch, warranted TO give as good satisfaction
the highest priced machine In market.
Under feed-straight neede-sews from common
spoos from Ito 50 stitches TO the inchis nicely fin
she'd and viii stitch, hem FELL tnck gather. cord and
enbroiitr. j. pRCGH.
Agent for the above Machine.
Ot.nnwn IAN L. sf-4j.l e 9m.
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RAILROADS.
CesAIEE OF TfYZE.

Hurting o., g. Missouri R. f.. u !.
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GOING EAST :


DEP ARTURES
fst Forming Passenger leaves Eur. 500 a.u
I'd Accommodation 10 DO do SGr.n
Sd Evening do do do ESQ Pm
istuorn'f Pas scrgcr arrives g. Eur.f".ecs .. N
I'd Accomd.n do do do 145p.m
3d Eyen'g do do do 1G.r0p M
The above trains make close corrections with tfs
II. NJ K. t. at burlington. and with all the G: est
eastern thoroughfares st Chicago. D. REMICk,
Geu1 Ag't C. II. & @ Rs
J. n. WiTffRow. Passenger Agent, Ot!am~a
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EDRyNrsNG IN COLORN. neatly executed
AZ the CoreIER OFFICE
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WEST

nv AND AFTER FFB Is, and until further no.
- ti"e Is given, Passenger Trains will leave and
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-29

express or other chartered comp:,n-
les, unless the same shall be prepaid
by bein. enclosed in a stamped en-
vclop of this Confcderncy; and any
company violating the provision of
this act shall forfeit an, pay the sum
"f $500 for each etftnse to be- rrc"v-
cred by action of debt in amy court OF
tbs Confedcracy having coSnizancr
thereof, i'll the name and for til. list.
Of this C"ntcdrracy.
Sec. S BE It ,t"rfhcr cnac<c'R, That
the Postmaster General of the Com
fr'leratc States be and is hereby au-
thorizrd to make all necessary ar
rang"ments for the transportation of
mails between the territories of this
and other Governments, subject +"
the approval Of the President until
postal treaties can BE- effected"
"Passcd Feb. II, lSGl.'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-29
Miscellaneous.

Rife and CGr.lry W0Nted.-lt
will be seen, on reftrenceto the A>ene-
raj Orders, in another column, that
Gen. Anderson wishes, tor the State
service two thousand riAemen armed
Will, the Tennessee Rifle, for which
the Minnie ball will be- furnished by
the State. He also wishes five COM
uanies of Cavalry. each private to
by armed with Il strong double-bar-
reid shot gun, which he will provide
for himself but which the State will
pay for. Each man to furnish his
own horse.
Experiments recently made by the
Military and Financial Board demon
.Stratc that the Tennessee rifle, with
he Minnie ball, is more accurate and
destructive than the ritlcd musket
The shot gun III the hands OF noun
ted men, is more Servlceab'e thah
the car},ill-.- Patriot
The following relative to the eN-
rrri,ncnts above referred to Is from
the same paper:
Experiments conducted for several
days day direction Of the Military
md Financial Board. demonstrate
tl,a, the Minnie ball in the Tennessee
rife, with the same charge "t powder
u>,-i with the round ball, has At
1a.a>. and force :hree :old tina: ot the
ryEad ball.
A r.1lc CARRYING hut loo halls 20
the pound used with the ordinary
sight is, u 800 wards, 4 most deadly
weapon, projecting the hall with
srea-cr accuracy and force than the
r;fed musiet 1'he -iar Of larger
Ga!;ore ha~ greater range and force.
The hall shonld t,e ot' less diane
/. -l.ln the round bail. so as IL adj
IA. q crt.at rapidi1v il loading.
I a cartridges should br dipped in
: c.,zH7allid Il l,eeSwaA and tallow.
au5 i F.a-cl should na, be used \
rs thu use,d llav De fixed 100
times without cleaning.
l. : tlou~n: proper 70 call the at
;ea-5-1 i the p-o,,l~ OF IA. STATE TO
,,l.~ :a-r- - that they may know
IT, -a1a= oi The weapon which we all
posses
Newspapers Throughout the Stat.
VII! please copy.
Persons living in all parts of the
S.at". who have str"n-, >-rriceablc
!ouble-ba-rel guns ar- requested 20
forward chem TO the Board, and they
viii h-. allowed liberal c",np-nSa-
ton tor them. We like this move
'nent III Tennessee for bringing into
..ry;r. III. +,;.1 a,d ,,.,,:. r..r.j
arms of the people.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-29

f'cmalc Pimk.-Dr Blanchard was
lately arrested in Southern Illinois.
\ letter relates the following about
his wife, who is a Kentucky woman
When Blanchard Went through Car
bono;'le. on his way to Springfield, ,lc
was visited on the cars by his wife, 4
sister Of John Logan, VIII" was perfect
lv reckless. She cheerrd for jeff Da-
sis. and abused the Union menin every
conceivable manner, but in consider
alton of her sex she was not disturbed,
but allowed to have her blow out all
to herself. When she entered her
buggy to drive away she struck he,
horse into run, and ut every jump
she would hit him again and shout at
tl- top OF her voice. "Hurrah for
jeff. Davis"
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-29
PROPHECIES
OF THE
DOSSIEK BANNER.

L lie Bossirr Banner is published
ut Bellevue, H., ut three dollars per
amn,un t" singl" subscribers. Adver-
tiSrmcntS inserted ut 81 per square of
ten lines or less, and 50 cents for each
subsequent insertion. Professional
al,l business cards not exceeding one
square, including paper. ten dollars
,wran,.m tiv.d"llars for ri X months.
Advertisement for the wear inserted
on very liberal terms. The Banner
is an independent paper. and has as
large Il circulation as amy paper pub
liSl,ra in North Louie lama. Address
WM. II. SCA\LA\D,
Editor and Proprietor.