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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

.trrcstc,jon .~0.Picjoa.-l'hc Nicl.s-
burg Sun, Of the S.h inst, says:
\ man hearing the name of Rob
inson. was arrested in jackson on
the 9TH inst, on suspicion OF being a
Lincoln spy and a lurking enemy in
our midst. He has been pilot on
Lake ponchartrain. and had note in
his possession. payable when he
should run aground the Gray Cloud,
ton which hc was pilot.) r. Il point
where she would iall into the hands
of our enemies. The Cloud was for
merry packet, bur has been recently
reconstructed into Il gunioat-
Gov. Pettus tclcgraphed to Gov.
Moore Of Robinson's arrest. when he
received a reply TO return Robinson
TO New Orleans under safeguard
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

Paying IF tie IroopS.-The Rich
nond correspondent Of the Mobile Ad-
vertiser says:
! understand it has been asserted
by some paper here in Richmond that
there was not a dollar in the Confe,le-
rate treasury whercwitf to pay off
our soldiers. This is fatty untrue
Our Government pay the soldiers eve
~ two months in the current bank
notes of this city. Millions are being
disbursed this week in that way, vet
this declaration has gone abroad in
/ the land, and If orr coLntrv's cause
was one that was susceptible of slls-
tanning an injury from such a source,
it must have suffered seriously under
such "A misrepresentation But when
men rush ia arms 10 drive an insolcnt
invader from their doors, they never
stop TO enquire when or how they
are TO be paid, or whether they are to
be paid at all or not. Our people
had rather fight the yankees for moth
ing than to fight anybody else under
Heaven for quadruple the usual pay.
And if there was not dollar in the
( treasury. the southern army would 90
embarrassing in liz strength everv day
and adding to its victories in every
E.-it.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

Our friend -- will accept our
thanks for that fine melon which he
forgot to send.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

We return to Messrs. billiard OF
the Southwestern, our thanks for
their kind notice of our (Dickinson's
Proof Press, an advertisement Of
which appears in our columns.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

Our German citizens are endeav-
oring to form themselves into an in
fantrv company, with the express
intention Of offering their services 20
the Governor. Who says our Ger
man population are not patriotic
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
Trc0chcyomy Outruge.-

ton ,Na.) Spectator says:
We are panied to learn that Mr.
Gamble Dollhouse, a member OF Capt
Pdtrick's company, of this county.
has been the victim Of q most vii
famous and treacherous outrage. com
United by some of l.incoln's soldiers,
which has ever been recorded in all
the annals of civilized warfare. Two
of Lincoln's soldiers visited our camp
under Il flag of truce, for the profess
ed purpose of bringing some clothes
to one of his men whom We held as a
prisoner On their return they fired
upon Mr.. Dalhouse, whom they found
alone on picket duty. He was shot
i'll the abdomen, and is seriously, il
not mortally wounded. This villain
Gus and trcachcrous outrage should be
avenged. We should hold the next
bearers of flag of truce till the dew
lis who committed this outrage shall
be placed in the possession of our
forces, To receive the reward their vii
famous conduct merits.
They have military company in
Virginia called the Yankee Catchcrs.'
We hope they will prove true to
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
0 Temporal! o MOres!
Queer doings these DAYS, On

Queer doings these days. On the
evening before last notices We're posted
abort our city, calling on the Senti-
ncls to Inest at then ar,norv for the
purpose OF transactins business of
vital Importance to the members. At
eight o'clock the revel 2, was struck
up by an expert dr.!lnmer the effect
was magical, reminding us of the days
Of Rinaldo Itinaldino,-far in less
time than it takes our knowing one
to cause the disappearance of good
water million, every member was on
the spot. For the last time did their
Orderly put them in proper positions
Ito accept or reject the designations
one after The other Of their respective
and loved officers. The designations
of all their superiors, with the ex-
ception of their gallant Captain, was
accepted. "I'o be. Or not to be-" so
thought the commander, and in vain
did lie endeavor to be released from
the responsibilities resting upon his
shoulders. Reasons! State your rea-
sons ! cries staunch friend seated at
one end Of the room, but being of SO
diminuative a stature he cannot be
seen. The captains resignation is at
last accepted-he breathes freely
Sundry other things were done--so
was the Company. Kind readers the
Sentinels are no more. The Com
pany is dissolvcd-yes !-bursted
, 1861-03-14

dense, and probably from fifteen to
twenty thousand persons we're assembled,
when ut half past seven o'clock white
Bengal Light VAS suddenly fired near the Piazza
del Popolo. The signal WIS responded to BY
enthusiastic shouts Of Viua r7talta r. Piva
Titto71o Enanue{e p"t Fiua Ganourr Tlpn
N,paeonen The crowd was chiefly composed
of men, but there were some women, BY their
appearance evidently Of the better classes,
who shouted as heartily and eagerly as any
one. The white light no sooner appeared
than red one was fired opposite the Cafe
Nunvo, and green one on the Pinzza Colon.
IL At nearly the same moment, and in q
similar manner, the national col6rs famed
up on the Piazza di Venezia, opposite
tic palace Of the Austrian Embassy, On
tie Piazza Trajano, on the lofty stair in
front of the Teinita del Monti and on va
rious other squares and open places in Rome.
In tue Ccrso many OF the Inhabitants H1umi-
n.t.cd their windows. There were some pick
cts of Papal gendarnles about the Corso, one
&. six n1en near the Via degi Convertite, an,
other of eight on the Piazza San Lorenzo, in
I.ueiua, and third lower down towards the
Piazza del Popolo. When the heartfelt shout
ur sFiua t,NaliEr ran through the air they
seemed a good deal taken aback, and as If hes
i:ating what to do. This lasted for moment,
and then they quietly disappeared from the
Corso. It was just :ls well, for the peoples
blood was hot last night, and q great many had
aTms concealed about their persons, and mis-
fortunes might easily have happened.''
, 1861-03-14
From Northern Mlctlfrau.

Correspondence Of the Chicago Iribune.l
NORTH PoRr, GRAND TRAVERSE BAT, MICH, :
March LIST, 1861. s.
Since "1itinSyou on the 6th ult., we have
lad much milder weather, and for the }ast
four days it has been quite warm, with wind
from The, southwark and westward Our stock
Of snow and ice has diminished considerably,
and if this warm weather holds few DAYS
longer, we shall have very little of either. The
ice in our harbor extends out about one and
half miles from the docks, and varies III thick
ncss from four to ten inches. There was eail
boat over from the North Manitou Island on
tho 2Gth u1t.-it landed at Carp River-report-
cd no fce round the islands. I have not heard
from the Straits Of Mackinaw, but do not think
ilic ice there is near as heavy as it WAS 4 year
ago.
The inhabitants Of our village received u &C.
we're shock yesterday, in the death Of Mrs.
Burbeck By taking strychnine. She Was H.
boring Under a fit Of mental arrangement at
uc time she took it. She had been very much
oHt OF health al winter, which it is thought
caused the arrangement. j. II. Burbeck, her
husband, is one Of our best citizens, and hos
tlc ey1upathies OF all in his bereavement C.
, 1861-03-14

ment would have been reduced to 26 days, add io1
detention u days. in all ray &c daye.
From the apoyc tables il will he seen
that the shipper lost lie per ltushcl On the
wheat sent by thc New York route III
charges alone; while the ten thousand
bushels sent by the St. Lawrence route ar
rived in Liverpool 81 days before it. This
loss Of time in transportation might have
proved otherwise disastrous but at any
rate the difference in charges alone is very
great
While the New York Legislators and CON-
missioners arc advancing the rates Of tolls
on Western produce, it is important for
shippers to know that they are not entirely
dependent on the New York canals to
forward their property; and that probably
before another year has passed away, The
subject Ct establishing regular lines Of pro-
peue1s Of 1000 tons burden between Chi
cago and Port Colborne, and between
Dathousic and Montreal, will have taken
definite shape, On this subject The paper
above alluded to has the following:
When daily line ot propcllezs, Of !, 900 tons
each-Wlth speed Of u miles per hour-is
established from Chicago to Port Colbornc,
connecting with similar line, Of the same ca
pacity and speed, from Port Dalhousie 10 Que
bec, where the cargo will be transferred by Gle
iueed from 81 to 81 cents, ak shown by the
following:
, 1861-03-14
Cbiraao Gtibutte.
THURSDAY, MARCH ID, 1861.
NEW HAmPSH1KE.

The election in New Hampshire on
Tuesday last resulted in glorious Repub-
hcan triumph In 1856 towns Berry, Re
publican candidate for Governor, leads his
Democratic opponent 4,492 votes. The
Republican candidate for Congress are all
elected, and the Legislature is overwhelna-
iagly Republican.
, 1861-03-14

Laws OF the Last Se&zfpn.
Aeasn- Bailhaehe d Baker, Of Springfield,
1inno's' ere now prepared to sell; limited
NUMBER OF copies of the public laws passed at
Inc LEST session Of the State Legislature. Or
aers addressed as above Will receive prompt
attention. ~
, 1861-03-14

The All n nt.fy-r-NrIMfxzA 6rnnr~,

The Martyr-Cr1sfH.-AP Poem.
This is the title Of thin duodecimo volume
Of Proem and Poem, just published by Messrs.
D. B. Cooke d Co., Of this city-author rs yet
unannounccd, but understood to reside in this
city. The over-long, aud far too learned pre-
face concludes with q bricf statement Of tic
author aspirations rs follows.
II the conscientious, but lle1l-hunted states-
man. shall have found some solaee and eu-
courlgement IN contemplating this unfinished
picture Of Myrtro;' ii the frothy speechcr
shall hare discovered any of his own features
i'll the little miniature Of tAphro = If tho
younger spirit who is seethiDg after Congress
ional lanrels shall have needed the whispers
herein breathed into the ear OF tZesto,' OF
having surveyed the death.scene Of Napoleon,
shall more intcllisibly discern between Fame
and Honor; If any soul seekiug 3 decper syn,
pathy with the True, the Beautiful and the
Good, shall here, as Fancy draws aside the veil
Of Care, catch some ncx glimpses thereof, or
oe Wooea thereto oy any strain hero feebly
struck, &C., &c, etc.
As to the style Of the poem, we do not mean
to be unkind when We venture the assertion
that neither the conscientious but heI1-hunt-
ed statesman nor :. the frothy speechcr,"
nor any of the other above named, can rcad
five consecutive verses of this Poem aloud
without experiencing sensation in the jaws
akin to that produced BY the reprehensib1e
practice Of cracking walnuta with the teeth.
Never were whole sentences more Alternative
~ jaw:hreaking, The stifesf sonant,comb;~
nations the poet makes straight at with all fhc
zest Of a steep1e:ehaser,' happiest at hueest
obstacles to his progress. Take the following
specimens:
Lo, whers decrepit Superstition stood,
and Pride and Passion sped their ruthless
Fair Ylaiii, aisdnnseoned of each self thrill
nev:als tes mystic springs Of Joy md Pain:
With stately step and eternly changsless mcia,
I5e listening lingc1er b hurries he5 adgance;
Ard wide IN folds before lie ii b:nio5snt mind
Like eheqqetsd charts In srecious dyes defined,
The joys and ,'ls o'sr hanhaods tsld q strife.
Knit Was that brow marmorcan, till the bor
unhid .Thoughtwhirled :, brain, and lov1y
80 $50 :.
And b1anchad and wild for: curtius's help We
Tho he:Fy h,sropaaat hath Myrtso heard a1ons !.
The Mars. crisis then young Heraklcs
Hisd ffsm h,a home a1d sodgat r. sylvan shade.
seis6ieidsa ssc frem nsGHsf y iSes,
| Take as q specimen Of IN entire ve1ze, one,
The nineteenth {But who the deuce is ,Lym.
pia Tie final bit Of advice is good, loW;eliS;.
Ct, and thepoet should heed IT., !. +.."-.
Wonldat favor find at t'Lympia's court supreme :. +
Woqlast snyward loscd ones faltering faith re
fropei Their pleasures and their pains allay, "
, 1861-03-14

SEF LOBE, March IA special dispatch
70 Ihe t81anzereta; Advevtiscr says that Thouas
Carwtn and Cassius ". Clay have both dc.
clined the missions rendered them.
, 1861-03-14
TWO ROUTES To THE OCEAE-.-
4 TEST.

Our readers will probably recollect the
announcement in the TRIBUNE last Sep
tcmber of q purchase in this city Of 10000
bushels Of wheat by Canadian gentleman,
for shipment to Liverpool-part by the St.
Lawrence route, and part by New York.
The wheat was bought on the 10th OF Sep
:ember, shipped from this port to Port Col
borne on the 18th, and 1t Port Dalhousie,
en Lake Ontario: the cargo was divided
10000 bushels being sent down the ST.
Lawrence, and 5000 bushels to Oswego
and through the New York canals. The
result Of the experiment has been already
partially stated in communication previ-
ously published in our columns; but III
the St GATHERINGS Journal, Of recent
date, we find tho following tables, showing
she time aud cost Of transportation By
both routes:
THE st. LAWRENCE ROUTE.
Shipped at Chicago 1sth september; arrived at
Port Coll,otne 18Th Observation-Disclosures. 5
Passed ovel Ne}land Railway same day,
Shipped at Port Dalhoueie 18th September. Ar
rived at Montreal a2a- ;. .
letslned a: Part Dalhousic dsy zar steamer, -.--
sailed frdm quebec On satb. Arrived in Tiy-
erpool on bth October. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Detained between Montreal and Quebec Z days.
Actual time in movement. ....-...- .......... Is
Add detention: .-....-,....--...- y
Total 20
CHANGES. Cents.
FEcight-Chieago to Fort Colborne, ...-,....16
NElIHud Railway
- Port Dalloueic to Montreal.
Montreal TO Liverpool. --...------.2 "a
tnsHrancc-Chicago to Mon1real-. ~
Montreal TO Liverpool. *
Il
Charges for baggins, wharfage, ctc., at Mon
ch1rgcx ior dock dues, etc, Liverpool. ......
:. narer;;si au1ies s'A.-....--+----.. :.
" C0istUl15slDns-. Oil
Total charges per bnzhe1-
TIE NEW YORK ROUTE.
Shipped ut Chicago 18Th cptcmbcr-AE7ived at
!,as.ed orer Welland ati'i Eai1xas S same day,
shilpedat Port Dalhonsie 18th Scpt.-Arriyed
c,uta Il. oaxs2 at FL Is baaa.e days ior steamer
shipped 1t oswcga 18th Ssp:.-Arrivcd st
sasrpsd Al New W. YsrE 1oth oet-Arrivei Il ~
De.ained at New York : days for vessel.
.Actual time Ii movement!
Detention -...----.-........-...
In ALL ..s....-.-..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
CHARGES. Ccuts
Treicht-CilielCo ia Port Colborne.... IL
- Welland Hallway. F..-........,.
= Port Dalhou=;e To 0swego..- 4
- newegu 10 New York. II
e N.w YORK to Liverpool ---... .a5N-5s744
Insr1ance-Ihica.o 10 New York --..... tx
- Eew York TO Liverpool. asS-5SE
Chargcs-lLigate'age,W Weighing. &C., at
New York ...;...-,..-,.:.....-.... ~
= Commission at New York;. *
At .' ri Mrcrpooi,-
:. Imperial Duties. ...........3 3
'' Town Dock dues, Weighing. &c.3 IA
, 1861-03-14

NORs dVUs4VN.
Our dispatches this morning indicate the
breaking out ol an irrepressible conflict
between Gov. Houston and the Secession
Convention The Goyerusr is not willing
that the latter shall have everything their,
own way, and it is said he is raising troops
On his own accord. The Convention
threaten to depose the Governor and throw
over the Office to another man, if he docs
not come to terms.
-:
TIKE Loss ON THE LAKES IN 1850.
The Board Of Lake Underwriters have
just published 4 very complete statement
Of the loss OF life aud property on the Lakes
in 1860, Of which the following is reca-
pitulation:-
Los: on Steam ua1ls; 1!s1hos. $Sssss asS s9s
Total loss BY Steam Vessels *497,3sa
Luz: on San Ha!ls q 5ss Sss
Total loss 81 sssii We ;::: sels.... " *sss,caa
Total loss by steaza aud Sail Vessels 81 ,15e,ol5
Loss on Steam Hnlls- s4o5
:. - C1Fgoe5. --.-..-.. 162, ,1c0 ....
Ioanl loSe 0T Gtcaul fckstlS.. SssJl,0oo
Loss on Sail Hufls. $13i.23S
-sz. Carsoes- -..-........ S57,ae7
ts45eS
Total loss by San Veesels-.-. $6Gs,5s5
Total los: by Steam and Sail Vessels. q os9,1oe
Loss of Life in 1860. .....--..57S
~ 1850. Increase .4s3
0fthe SIS lives lost during the past year,
400 are attributed to the disaster of the
Lady Elgin. This is, undoubtedly larger
than the reality, though, from the nature
Of the calamity, it is impossible to arrive
ut the number lost with absolute certainty.
, 1861-03-14

When I'd got that down and footed It up, I
never felt so much eense Of goneness in MY
whole life. was picture to contemplate, i
warming ID my species. When left home I'd
calculated about q cool hundred would DO the
business and I'd sailed that down in mF wal
let, and now that was gone and more than
gone, aud nigh INTO two hundred dollars or
tul two-thlrls OF the Whole profits Of the
Pokeyille Post Office for Il year was gone slap.
l saw Mr.. SnawhIe and bid him good bye,
al | could get out Of him vas he wou1d r, :
'1iQard in safe place, to send the same to nc
to the address shall send him, not uncuston-
ary here, a hind Of making exrhauge' rs the
bankers say. shall be glad to leave Wash
ington. and have my misdoutts as to whether
| hadn't better have stayed ut home in the
first place originally.
WJr,fJAM Wrr1rrca
, 1861-03-14
THE CITY

HELD TO BATE. P. Napier has been held
to bail in $500 for burglary in stealing stove
from the cabin Of i vessel lying in the river
FIRE AT BLUE lsLAsD--A few nights
since an old structure ut Blue Island occupied
rs i German Theatre, Wig destroyed by fire.
Chicago CITY RAILWAY NoT1cE--We learn
from ,supt. Gage that on and after this date the
price Of Railway tickets will be twenty y-eight
for one dollar instead Of thirty as heretofore.
LARCENY AS DAILEE.-A young man !lamed
John c. Godcly was held to bail yesterday in
$500, by Justice Milliken, for hrc@ny as bailee,
in appropriatIng to his own use collection
q So made for his employers.
, 1861-03-14

In this city Of Pneumonia on die 1sth Inst LOIS
r. NASH. Efte IT James Wtnshtp, aged tFenty
Fanetai at ber liz rssideoce ISL eontt Canal street
On Friday, March 15sh ut O'Clock Il
, 1861-03-14

SEA,lEs's BENEVOLENT SocIETY.--An cleo
tiou Of officers Of This Society for the cnsniu:,
year will be held ut the Soeiety's rooms in
Lind block, this (Thursday) evening at seven
O'Clock. It is important that there be full
Attendance.
, 1861-03-14
3tDBt.

r >OSE-A large Envelope, contain
i 4 Ing number Of County Orders. addressed to A.
B. Taylor, of Luce Wilson, Lafay ette Ind The
1ndeEvtn be lberauy rewarded By leayfnr them with
s. Bounds corner Of State stresi and fremont alley
, 1861-03-14

=, III. IL Il EL l. H.o
In this city, on the 9TH inst By Kev J. Il, Tnttle
NJ, JOHN B. TOOHET aud A{1zs SARAH q. Gland,
LEE, al Of Chicago. ~ :" r.: - 70:
, 1861-03-14

B- An should not fail to read the advertisement
of Pruf Wood il to-days paper. -. ml,.14 :.
, 1861-03-14

EW- Cook s Mc1ain, % Dearborn btreet have
made their. prico for cleaning and dyeing gents
garments less than any other honte ii the city. -
, 1861-03-14

sB- For NY operation upon your teath, OF for
PEn1Eur artificial work Of any desirable style, call
on Dr.. Ahaugh No. IS West Randolph st. 49,. :.
iasG3m = :: :: 1..t.'-:-t. !;
, 1861-03-14

III NIETROPOLITAN HALL.
1l1 FOR ONE WEEK UNlf.
MONDAY, March 18th. and aygry evenias during the
week the Original and an1y
USSWORTN'S MINSTRELS,
From broadway. New York.
UEsWoETH F FUGESE AND DoSNIKER, Prnprt etpEs.
The most talented and supesbly appointed Company
eter organized. cnulpri.tHE the following
EB- MATCHEESS COSGnEs5- OF ARTISTS. II
Mr. Janus EHsEnrth, i, hsorean Comedian.
Mr.. J. B Do1nikeT. Primo Violtnist.
NJ. c n'Sef1, Tamborinlat
Mr.. B. Moro Primo Dessc,
Mr ]. i, Trisg, C5rnet snd Vtolincellofsh
Mr. Frost Eccnndo VIolfntss
Mr. o. Jones' Primo Baritone,
Master Eugene, Female Impersouator,
sfgnor Raphael Abecco.
Su leEb Goldlor H1rpfst aud Tenor,
Mr. J. Stra'ton, Tenor And Gnttarist
AI. T. Hayes, Clog DANCER,
Mf. Juhna n, cornef md ElutIst,
Ar. 0. Leopold, Tuba and Double Baso,
Louis = Zwtsler, Rusiness Manager.
TIE above combination Of Strs = I'll have the homer
to appear before Chicsgo audiaEce. Offering pro-
Etlmue UNIQUE, 0R1aryAL AID ESAFFHoAcHABLE.
For further particulars see rrgE.unmcs.
Admission to all part3 Of the HaE . ccnt5. Doors
open at1 70 commence at O'Clock .Frort scats re-
served for ladies' and gentlemen acco1phnEDE them.
mhfSe1431t +. 4. PERRY, Agent
, 1861-03-14

ARREs1ED.-A man giving tho Eamo Of
John Simpson Was arrested last evening by
officer Oliver, Of The Merchants Police, fur
stealing Il coat from lu # ont of Turner's cloth
ing store on Lake street. He was seen to take
the coat down and rim of, when the alarm
was given.
, 1861-03-14

DEFrNG THE SEAsoSs.-Edgar Sanders Of
Lake ViEw eee,ns to be Flor:'s special minis
ter with powers plenipoten tiary, running Ill
the year round. Without tho slightest regard
1sor snow AMI frost, and Season vicisituaes, he
he maintains about him perpetual bloom. bis
lighthouses are worth going miles to see, aud
his trade in choice plants and flowers ii all
nuaily on tic Increase.
, 1861-03-14
RoarGIttH,

ROARDING.-Boarders g. can be
-. - aecomm odatcd With furnished or unfprnished
rooms With board ut II Michigan arenue
, 1861-03-14

H- Illinois. School. Of Trade md Commercial
College, j. Dyhrenfu1th, Principal open from L.
IT, to10r:4. Evening hours continued July 1st
Lie scholarship $ss. For. circulars appIyat tho
Rooms, corner Lake 4 Lssalle streets. or address
PRINCIPAL. - 1urxSt
, 1861-03-14

~ Godcy's Lady's Book for Apr1 has
been received by McNally e. Co., 81 Dearborn
t!reet. This cl.oice publication, contsin:ing
magnificent Fashion Plate, Choice Literature,
Drawing Lessons, Model Cottages, &c. For
particulars see advertisement in another
column.
, 1861-03-14

r 0 A RDIN G-Pleasant front.
~ rooMs to let with board suitable for Families or
single Eauuamen, reasonable terms Apply at 64
wabash ssenue, corner OF Randolph street. mhll1iw
ROARDfNG-157 State street.
- Front room p let. with good board. saitabls for
age1utman and vile. -, mh51sW
, 1861-03-14

AfEs. NATrEsoNss BALLA1a CoScERT.--The
Grand Ballad Concert at ryan Hall tonight
deserves full house. Tie programme il
choice, the artists all approved fayo1ites, aud
though home talent is often ungcnerous.y
made secondary to nn inferior imported ar
tsclc, still We arc conda snt the too general
rule will know IL variation tonight in favor Of
vocalists Of which any city might nell be
proud
, 1861-03-14

STANDARD ILLUSTRATED WoRRg.-. G.
Fitch at IS North Clark street il furnishing
many subscribers hereaway with the standard
and beautiful illustrated Serial works of Virtue
Il Co, Of london. They arc unsurpassed IL
tho pu olisli1sg world.
, 1861-03-14

w al EED:-A person wanted;
~ either as Silent Or actvs partner, with capi-
tsl0f One Thousand Dollars more, to engage >
rroatable business with : person experience and
charActar Address, With ftalna1ne and references,
" i. H." at this office. Mll81ss :.
, 1861-03-14

w WANTED.-I: want to- buy, or
= W rent. nice House in the south Division, east
of ,State and north OF Enggold F1ace., Possession
Aay lst, VIII pay third down balance ID and
twb years. Address, With real name. "PARKER"
Box {i4t5S. for one week. nhli1Gt
, 1861-03-14
Nefn;: advertisements.

81 GR. sCRIYEN, -ASrertissry Agent, 65 Dtcr-
dorm st., u cuaar5zsd 10 k@eso AdzeTtssee7at jo
this ard al Ess Lsadty7 Pcps7s or tas Nortatcsst
, 1861-03-14

w WANTED-By two Girls, Situa-
w tons as Cook aud Cha1nber7naid ID private
faulty. Would Ike situations In same family. but
would take seperate Best Of tetereneea given
a. 70 ability, character &c. Address M NJ" af this
tf1ce. -, ;. Iuh1txlt
, 1861-03-14

B Try those. :. Paul PEy,'' :Conchas. Try
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