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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-01
Description Of the Negroes.
Four Horse Mail Coach.


FEVHE Lincoln county running rgary three m
aweek and back, from FayetsVsto fuilahoraa leayHs
Tuahoma Monday Wednesday and Friday return safe tS
eeyeTuesay Thursday and Saturday 70 connect me 4 -
Flysvsand the TullAhoma, And for the aeeo
n ofpasssngers. j. D. Smith agent It Tsianssns 0ooA
Iri -, T0HN y TAFIOR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-01

MADAME VALIANT will open her Boarding and nav
lEA school Tor young ladies at 62S Chestnut street he on
sePtember Superior Instructions in English and Fspeh
branches to both Of Ehish equally to is nail
pertnSn- seps9-dim
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-01

10 CASKS Sides; Casks Csnvassed Hams,
lU 10 Shoulders; $50 Barrels Flour;
ESQ Bags Flour
In store and for sale low by HUGH MCCREA CO
,rtS-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-01
Fine large English Hair brushes

Fine Large English Hair Brushes.
Tooth Brushes. ivory Combs, large and fine;
Buffalo and 1ndia Rubber Combs. all styles;
Pocket Combs Of every desirable style;
Round Head Combs for Children;
Puff BOXES, very pretty;
Rouge and Flesh Powders of all kinds;
Sapnese Pomade and superior article for the Hair
M q Roses and Frscke Soap, for the removal Of ecks,
from the skin;
Pungents, great variety Of new styles;
Flesh Brushes and Turkish Bathing Towels:
Fine Bathing sponges, Bay Rum;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16

edby the great Baron Lairey, Guing the twenty c,n-
pagts be served as surgeonp.Chief Of the armies Of
France. supposiDg Division" 10 bs composed Of
Brgsdes-a brigade" to be composed CT Reeimenif-
ani Regiment" of l, ,0C0 men, we have l6cOO. For
;his number are Physicians 10. n.Chefs-l6 Brigade
Physicians and 4s Regimen;a with so Aids, making in
all LAG men, while the Medical Lcgor for Division
in the Nafo'eonic wars number $40.
There should be permanently attached to each
Division, to be placed under The control Of the Division
Stsf at least 81 nursucs. They might be young men
who students of medicine, or who design becoming
so-cecupyng the rank of sergeanu. Many specifies
tions might be added, but my spsce. fu-he attention
Of the proper authorities being called to this sutj'ct
object Is secured. hEDICUS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
Oh, the dangers tba. environ
The Yankee meddllns with cold Iron.

The Yankees have suspended the writ of AaJsas cor
pu,, deposed State and municipal governments, annih
lated civil law established military rule and martial law
crushed out the freedom Of the PRESS and put the lives
liberties and properly Of their citizens at the mercy enc
iu the hands Of few upsart military chieftains, who
govern the country without regsrd to individual rights
Justice or the public good.
In the South, not has been deoied the privi
lege Of the writ of hdJeas corpus not ore man is i'm
prisoned for political or nces not has been de
MED the right Of ria by jay; not oae newspaper ha
been suppr'ssedi and martial Law has not been pro
claimed in enc Instance.
On which side, then, ia the government revou;ionz,t
Which people are ejoyng the benefits of the institu
tons founded by Washington and his compatIiotss-
Which party is standing by the old landmarks Of Anglo
Saxon nberiys Which country is the refuge, th'
guardian and the hope of freedom, order and segov
ernment?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
THE INDIANS WEST OF ARK ANsAs.

Texas journal (the Mckinney Meesanger) contains
a letter from Hon. Alber: Pike, Commissioner Of the
Confcd rate States to the Indians west Of Arkansas in
which he Gays;
have this dly settled the term, Of conventions be.
tween the Reserve Iudans and the ches of the No CO.
nj Ta-nexeh Ya.pa tih-ca and Cocho.tihoa bands OF
the Comsnches.
an entirely satisfied that The chiefs and their people
are acting Ia good faith These four bands agree to come
in and settle upon the Reserves Peace l. made with
them and the chiefs to 90 AID carry the talk to the
other bands and induce them TO come in also and meet
me here when the leaves fall.
Thomost perfect conf isnoe fet by these Indians
in our good faih and hare entire confidence in lheirs
Their confdencs has been 10 great measure produced
by the fact that have OF Cretk aud Semnte
mounted volunteers and that the principal chiefs OF the
Creeks and Semnoes are here with me, and have given
assuraLces that ny promises will be kept.
COL Pike appeals earnestly to the people Of the on-
tier OF Texas to second bis Efforts to restore and pre-
serve friendly relations with these chdIen of the forest
and adds:
In The exercise Of the powers vested 10 me, have
stipulated that oil the Texas troops shall be whdriwp
and their place supplied by companies Of Choctsw aud
Cackasaw troops aud have given advice of this to the
Gov OF Texas and TO Col Henry AcCuioch
shall give the Cominche chiefs white Gags and letters
of safegud for themselves and all the pIsons Of their
binds To violate these letters would be TO dishonor the
Republic, and be who does it viii commit high crm,.
|. is my most anxious desire 20 effect permanent
peace with the Comluches and their settlement upon
reserves With the aid Of the peopl Of Texas do
it, Let them not listen to lying reports, set foot
one knows by whom, and atrbu:iug to tho Comauches
all the yilainies of tie Cal a-was who have refused TO
make peace when that was insisted On by the Comanch-
o. and demanded CT Them the Peacemaker Of the re-
serve Comauches, that they might kill him.
The letter coneades as follows
The Confederate States know the COS. Of az 1adiin
war; and how very far the lives Of our people outweigh
in value those of the few Indians that from time to time,
we succeed in killing stimmens, cost. They visa Ter
peace on the frontier that all our means, men, snd en-
ereies nay be devoted TO the maintenance Of cur ber-
ties and honor in the great struggle in which VIC ara en-
gagged. In tho Of this great cause and Of good
faith and honor, mpore you not not to pernl. any
rash men to embroil us with the Comsnches, with
whom the Northern officers in Nsw Mexico have lately
been making treaties; but rather help US to ke them
q1ie and save, perhaps, many lives, and certainly
vas: expenditure Of money.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16

A SUBSTITUTE FOR CoYTEE.-Tae following extract
from :Roughug it in the Bush" by Mrs Noodle will be
Rad with interest at this time:
The Hrst year we came to this country met With an
account of dandelon cose, published In the New York
Albion, given by Or. HARRISON OF Edinburg, who
NJ S " recommends il as an article OF general USE
possesses" he says "s the fine favor and exhil,-
rating properties of cc, without any Of It's deeterous
effect The plant being Of scporf, nature the cofe
made from il when drank at night produces tendency
to Sleep instead Of exciting wskeiulncss, and may be
safely ussd as cheap and wholesome substitute fer the
Arabian berry, being tqua in substance and favor to the
best Mocha coffee"
tried the experiment and found Il quite successful
Il il prepared in the following manner:
carefully washed the roots quite clean, without de-
prying them Of the fine brown skin which them,
and which contains the tromatc hvor, which 80 nearly
res ,nbes coffee that il Ia difficult TO distinguish it from
il while roasting. cut my rocts into small pieces, the
size of kidney bean and roasted them on an iron ba
king.pan 10 the stove.esen until they ware as brown
and crisp as coffee. thea ground and transferred
small cup full of the powder TO the cceepo pouring
upon Il scaldng water and boiling it for few moments
brky over the fire. The rtsu. was beyord my eIpec.
ta,ions The coffee prov excsenfar superior 10 the
common coffee we procured at the stores For years
used no her article Experience taught me that tho
root Of the dandelinn is not good, VIXEN applied TO
this purpose n the spring, az is in the eu The time
of gathering 10 tbs potato crop the beet suited for col
ecng and drying the roots Of the dandellon. Those
who want to keep a quantity for winter use may Mash
aud cut up tho roots and dry them On boards IN the
sun. They win keep for years and can bs roasted when
required,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
II. G.. W.

These an old proverb about the danger to inexptrt
persons of harding edge.oo. 1t is illustrated in the
attempt OF the Yankee to play soldier and use firearms.
The following paragraph from Washington letter.wri'
ter shows that in this attempt they kill nearly as many
of each other as of their enemy:
1.-THE car, lessness in the of firearms by the Fede-
raj troops is most astonishing Since the commencement
of the war not less than three hundr mel have en-
killed or severely wounded by the accidental discha g.
of FIRE arms In the bands Of real amateur soldiers
The apparent increduly that persons who green in
handling guns feel as their destructive effects is amsz
ing"
Oh the dangers tba. environ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
PROCLAMATION OF GEN. acyULLoCH.
GArLkY Badge, Aug. 81.

The following proclamation Of General heCulcch Is
happy contrast with the federal generals who have shown
remarkable ,asn. for stealing negroes and depredapg
upon the country wherever tey have an opportunity of
doirg co. =
HxADQuAHrKRs KcCuLLocH's BRIGADE,
CAnP At PoSD SPRINGS, No,
August l6, 1851.
Soldiers Of Artansas, LOuisans and 7sra':
The reputation of the States that you here os
IN your hands II wrong is done, blame will attach 10
all Then let |, be the duty OF all to restrain the VI
,., At Tho battle of the Oak Hills be rnshed BY sin-
ri. treep.ss upon tho property Of the Of Missouri
Ths ou.rtermsstcrs Of regimsns viii purchase oil that
can be had In the country for your use.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16

FOR THE WING.
AsONG FOR THE MARYLAND REGIMENT.
spEc1YuLLY DEDICATED To CAPTAIN J. LYLE CLARKE
Soldiers of Liberty,
Rally rally
Sons Of brave Sres Who
Died to bGquea;h to!ou
freedom They are watching you
Rally rally!
Soldiers Of Liberty,
Rally rally
Drive back tie mongrel torde
That comes with fire and sword,
Plunderiny your homesl The word
Rally rally
Soldiers Of Liberty,
Rail- rally
Soft eyes will weep for you;
Fond prayers ascend for you-
Heaven guards the brave and tue.
Rally rally
Soldiers OF Liberty,
RLly rally
Hark, over bill, and plain
Echoes the grand refrain,
To the far sounding main
Rally! reilly
Soldiers Of Liberty,
Rally rally
Trustinc in Him whose might
Sail aids the cause OF right;
Fight for your fresides-fgnt-
Rally rally II. q. w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
THE RICHMOND WHIG.
IFoR THE WIG.
THE LONDON TIMES COURIER

[FoR THE WHiG.l
THE LONDON rJMKs' COURIER.
ABILLAD-NoT BY CAMPBELL.
A horsemau, from Manassas bound,
Cries soldier, noble soldier!
I'll give to thee golien pound
To pass me Ger the border"
"Now, who be ye, SO skesred and Wild,
Would cross this gurded river y
go, I'm the Thundcrers favrits child
Most dead TO reach kirr.
"J,ff Davis horse behind pursuee,
Around my rear they hover,
His Tigers chat would they not do,
Should they my tracks discover
"Ten hours before these desperate men,
I've spared nor spur nor leather,
For should they find me in the glen
Ny blood would stain the heather"
By this the hosts came on pace
Gene believing shouting, sh"i'kirg,
Aud as he heard, the horsemans face
Grew pale as he was speaking.
Out spoke the tardv Lincollite:
ain pas you D0e-rm ready
l. is not for that sOVtrsign bright
But for your sovereign lady.
"And by my word ard by my sword!
You shall no longer tarrv,-
IW taxi you pdst each picket guard
For fear you might miseGry."
Yet still as wilder surged that aocd,
Aud as the night grew drearer,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
a., gNE FARMERs OF VIRGTNI

40 she FARMERS OF VIRGINIA
NHE sepArat Northern and souths States
doubtless become permanent will IN great measure
supply the souh wi: BUTTER aad having been
extensively for In that line Of brsnss take
he liberty Ct the 1eiy Of beating Enter well
oefore packing and ais OF putting rp In tubs larger at N
han the bottom and send 70 market s packing
possibly can would be pleased Consignment
ensyey for cash. viii urnsh goods the lowest rket pr
send the cash promptly for whatever be sent
an confident the interest OF both the farmer
myself Iwoud he ga TO receive other country
produce ny principal Objects call particular a.ten
ion Butter making Large supplies have been sent heretofore
10 the South from the North whilst make fnrnhh
selves give ros the fact that have been engaged
in business this city for the last thriy years. All asa s
uial--feellng confident Of giving sasfaeton-
rAMPs0N JONES, Agent,
Grocer and Cornis ion Merchant
auq-dIo lCor Main and 9th sts, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
DOGGETT & ANDERSON,
nANI AMMAN STD EL,m

RE receiving for the YAH Trade, Csrpengf Oil Cloths Ma
a tngs, Curtain ,od ccrnce: and Bands Windov snad
PAps- Hangngs Cued Ha- and Moss fer sale at low prices
Carpets Cursn Beds and MsTess made 70 order at short
dee Paper hanging doae In e city or eoun; BY supeor
-sn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16

$3.50 CAtD.-hs we have TO pay CASH for
49, nearly every thing needed In the line OF our bu
tneS will from this date decline continuing accounts
eept with those persons who have regularly settled their bill with
Us ist Of January and July.
paid lst Ja just passed csnnot be increased
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
RICHMOND WHIG.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
rE2k5:

rE2k5:
Daily Paper sS per Ennun; sen,iW Weefy, Neeky ttL
saJ. In advance RsntIAaeei nay be made 81 Ns ha o Ls
psshr,ip N All ex,e hsre evidence taken the deposit Of
l.ate Is, Post 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16

No advertise 20 be considered py he O 90
.uIs speaed o. the Manuscript previously Ssseed upon be
tween the parties -, ..,..a ,.,
her Of Insertions continued un ordered sui ana pAynen
enacted accordingly.
s RTart A. lpuEfssHkxf-Toa avoid any ntsuDdersAndns
mart AdvereTs proper TO state diSiets
IAai heir privileges only extends TO their Immediate business
rts L ana all Advertisements sent BY then 70 De AZ
addhSn Al e. srye, and no vryiAtlon- =. -.
~ Real and General Agens oo 70 ..
by the year charged al the uSuA rates. subject
. such dlsco uns ~ shall be agreed upon.
V Booksellers and yearly adverisers generally engaging one
or more squares privilege o. change shau no on te
ysary average In any week Insert more Than TIE aAtu
agreed upon standing rule under The eonae sna al eAs
ding such amount Be charged al the usual rates
Adyertisements inserted 10 the seWeyky WING eehn
psr SQUARE Of for The ns lnselAn and 90 eeo
ser square each coltuUSnce, or n weekly, T5 cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
1851 SPRING TRADE. 1861.

1851. Sh'Se 1"A 1861.
ELLETT & WEESIGER,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS In
Hats, Gaps and Straw Goods
No. ieT NAE srREEr (orrosrE ExouAsoE BASrJ
RichnloHd, Va,
Have ready and are now Offering the Merchants Of Virginia
joh Carolina and Tennessee prices &c suit the tnel com
ty cAYno &c exeeed Buyss will do well 10 give u ean be
',s ,ssSs sSF'nA''us ELLgrT wEIHGER.
BRAID CUTTING.
EyoBAocOSIsTs Merchants Grocers, Manufacturers and th
pube generally look 10 your interest am fully prepared
execute al orders Ia Cutting business viz: Brands 70
-oSacco boxt -four barrels Grain Bags Hogheads Liquors
aooks Emboirv stamps Of every design hten
A plates Tor marking clothing With indebe Ink sent TO any par
u the country receipt Of So cents postage amps or oo
srvise ~ LEmis; sfsno VuueI,
apis Main and Gary. Richmond, Va
AUTkEORIZEb CAPITAL. $500, 90 O
TIE PLANTERS SAYINGS BANK,
or THE oITY or RICHMOND.
EyHE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample oash oap
ual and Chartered by the LeatCre Of Virginia. will receive
I-poses Five Dollars and upvsrds which Interest
paid the rate OF SI eenirm per annum femknlnt
In months Five eertum per anunr less than SIX ons
Interest payable emi-Annuaiiy,K desired.
Dpcstes their ONCE at The store OF Mss. Duke
tutchesou, No. 20 Hsn etreel
A A uuYcErsor Treasurer. nsl1-lr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
CAmM PATTESON

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTISE IN The o0URrs oY
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON ANO AMHERST.
once Buckingham @. II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
RlCHMOND. AUG. 1861.

WE have hsnd goods suitable for soders nanua9
w n Virginia, whcs paIhsed by the senior part
DER Hi Co. Also, have In store, Just
oe7ed goods ,uibe fer soders, puretas l. Charleston
j.. Which viii be sold low ace 2rdag 10 qualify
ALEX HILL co I2, Main ST.
P s-oarpet Rags valces, aso on hand. purchased Ia
jhsrlsston D O., By
A. III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
Law CARDS.
DAVID :. 81. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRAcTICEs al he ooars CT the counties Of Nelson and
AmherSt he viii attend 10 any law buslness entrusted ~
hlu In the adjacent counties.
lnNk-fN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
PAREE POISDEXTEl

PAREE a. FOlSDENHER,
ATT Me- Y A I L A w.
Richmond city, Va.
WILL practice Courts held In the City Of Riehnend
w aai the counties Chesterfield Hsarieo Ind PowhaiAn
Oee on Of4h, PeA and Main Streets ever the
S. - so.h y.iter 4 90 de20-ly
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-02-13
CAMDEN GREErs LANCASTER.

III HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Respect.
| fully inform thc citizens Of Lancaster
that he has purchased the entirc stock of
The late &. w. Shaw, and will continue bu.
siness nj the "Oid Stand where he will 20
pleased to see all of the OLD friends or the
concern, and will try by strirt attention 10
Lsfdo<ss, y, merit n share OF their patron
sge. ho tiock already large, has been
Lately EnrfoSed by The addition OF many
af;icleA< and those who will give him a
sall sail pot 90 away dissatisfied.
kdf5)cehr attention paid to iilling orders.
WILLIAM McKAIN,
- Camden, y. G..
January 20, 1860. 90 3m
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

WILL be at tho usual places Of receiy.
Il ing taxes, on the following da,s viz
Al Matthias Crenshaw's, Friday, March I.t
At Tank, Saturday, March I'd.
At the Court House, Monday, March 4th.
Al Smalrs, Tuesday, March 9th.
At Fanderburk's muster ground, Wcdnes.
day, March 9th.
AT Taxahaw, Thursday, March 7th.
At Horton's. Friday, March 9th.
AT J, u. Mobley's Store, SATURDAY, March 8.
AZ CraigsyiIle, Monday, March Iith.
AZ i Il Magiil's store, Tuesday, March IL.
Al Belair. Wednesday, March 18Th.
AT Ross store, Thursday, March 18th.
will be h the Court House during
Court Week. Free Negros are required 10
make their returns and pay their taxes du-
ring The month og March. The tax books
Will be closed on tho 25lh, day Of Al priI, oil
returns must he made by that iims. Per.
sons having Negros hired out with an un.
dersiandiIg that the hirsr is 10 paw the
taxes) will please make il known 70 mo.
have reasca to believe that no tax has been
phid on number Of hired negros.
J. R. HUNrER,
&c. l. ID.
reo. y 1901. b5-tf
m> rrs~
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A n excellent House Girl. For pariica-
"a lars apply at this Office.
Jan. t6, 1851. 4y-if.
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$50 REWARD,

&5RUNAWAY, from the Subscriber, iv.
Ing near White Plains Chesterfield
District ). C., about 10th Of August
Aast my Negro fellow Ben. He is - years
Aof age, of u yellowish complexion, almost
BLACK. has no beard weighs about 100
*po unds, about i feet inch high. lie walks
fwith firm step aud carries himself erect.
s Al is likely thai Ben will endeavor TO make
This way to free State. Any person who
Ga i'll arrest the sand Negro and lodge him in
aay safe Jail so that can get him or deliver
bin to me at my residence shall receive the
nbove reward, will also give 800 re-
ward for proof sufficient to convict, any
white person or persons, of harbOring the
said boy or trying to effect his escape.
WIN. NJ. BLAKENEY.
Feb. l3, 1861. lit
Charlotte Democrat and Salisbury Watch
man will please Copy, and insert until for
4 bid and forward bills to this office
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Notice.

ALL persons indebted 10 mo 10 anywiss
will please tske notice, that unless their
Indebtedness is Iiqu;da.lsd before Return
Hay, shey viii l's placed in the hands Of au
officer for collecsioa.
W. cUREToN.
Janpary ~, 1861. b0-tr.d.
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seehts iheIcsS ~ ana 10
sres Of Land, more or less,
pf the Estate Of Alexander
Rds Of John N Craig, II
lynn, et al. Levied on
e property Of John Mc-
leGairi. 10 safety a q "a
Pfii- J. Hancock. Con-
sANcocK. SID.
b. PfeI 10 each.
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Not1oe.
Settle Up.

I'LL parsons indebted 10 Jas. n. Maq,ii,
y or Magill d Beatiie. are requested 10
call al. the ~caston Place. near Pheasant
Hill, aud settle up as We wish 70 close the
business as soon rs possible.
JAS. u. MAGILL.'
Jan. ~, ls6l.--5otf.
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NOTICE.

AZ Trustee Of Agness A. Flynn. will
>eil on the lst of March, at the residence of
annes Flynn, likely negro woman aged
Sod 1s years.
Tefms. one third cash and the balance on
tcredtof nine months with interest from
iay vf'salc. Sale TO commences Mt l o'clock.
II. II. Mccain, Trustee.
FURTHER NOTICE.
All Persons having claims against James
lynn prior to 3lst January 1860 are re-
pested to present the same to me for pay
scnks
ksit II. II. MCCAIN, Trustee.
&Feb. Is, 1861, l-3t.
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Look Out.

All petsons are hereby notified FRO tres.
passing on nav lands nc "a the incorporation OF
he Village, known as the muster field, cut.
ing and hauling of wood Of any description or
hereby suffer the consequences Of the law.
T. K. CURET0N.
Jan 9. As 6t
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-21
IRON FENCING.

The undersigned having made ar
engagements with the manufacturers,
is now prepared to order every des-
cription of
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-21

Portable Steam Engines with or
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines with double flue boilers.
Circular Saw Mills of the most mod
ern and improved construction. We
challenge the trade to produce a bet
ter or more effective article at less
price. Cotton Gin and Grist Mill
Shafting.
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and Flouring Mill.
Straub Corn Mills.
India Rubber Betting.
Woodwork Planning and Matching
Machines.
Artesian Well Tools and Pipes fur
nished to order.
Steam Guages, Whistles, &c,
and every description Of Plantation
and Railway Machinery.
Send and get an illustrated cata-
logue of our Machinery, free by mail
all we ask is preference at the same
price with equally good Northern
Works. Addr, IS f. NJ. IVENS,
No. So st. Charles St, n, O,
No. 3-lv
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-21
ID. LIE RO.SEN,
Daguerrean Artist.

Would respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Shreveport, that he will re-
main i'll their place few days, for
the purpose of taking Pictures upon
Glass, Silver, Iron; Paper, Patent
Leather, etc, etc, in the highest
style of art.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every
case.
Rooms at the Art Gallery, over
Sour & Ncwhurger's Store, where he
invites an examination OF specimen
Pictures.
no 39-tf.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-21
Confederation Restaurant,

90 (Formeriy Gaiety.)
&- -d.loiniagMe Cowederatio7,
Co6ee House. .Shrereport, La.
well bnown and popular es-
Il tablishme..t has been removed as
above, and is open for the accommo-
dation of the public. There will be
found the best of game. fish, oysters,
and everything that the Shreveport
and New Orleans markets Afford
Meals furnished at all hours day or
night. Families and parties will
have their orders promptly attended
to. no37v1y