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The Financial Condition Of the Con-

federacy.
We are enabled, (says the Richmond
FE:aan,iner) from papers before Congress, to
presents succiDct and interesting state.
ment of the inancialcondi.ion of the coun-
try, apdto ienlighten the public as to the
amount of'our public debt; its class; the:
receipts Of the Treasury up to 1st August,
and. the probable demands that will be
made upon the resources Of the South in
view Of the continuance Of the war and the
-exigenoies of the country arising there.
from: -.. ,-. :
1t is aseertaiued- from official data, fur
nisbed BY the Treasury Department, that
the whole expenditures Of the Government,
from its commencement to the LIST of Au-,
gust last tamount to S347, 47,272,95S 81. 1t
should be stated, however, that FIVE mil.
lions of the amour. charged as expenditure
has been cpaid for the redemption of de-
posit certificates, and the aggregate above
stated is subject to, that abatement when
considered in the light of actual expenses
The expenditures up to the 1st of Au-
gust are as follows ~-~
War Department .$29s, ,375, ,5424l
Navy Department.:.... .l4,605, TIL 96
Civil aud Miscellaneous. So. .l5, ,766, ,50S,4S
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s32S,74S,S30 70

= - 1913, 74S,65U 10
To which must be; added outstanding
upon the Treasury, upon which
warrants are not yet issued tothe amount
efS1s, ,524, 12S Is; making the aggregate,
as stated above, s347, ,272,95S IS. - :
, An examination Of our funded. debt &C:
count will show that a lamentably small
portion Of our public debt exists in this
form. The whole amount Of bonds and
stock issued is as folloHs; - -.
= s. per cent, stock and bonds S4l SIT ,25Q
6 !" ~ acall certificates 81, 2,784, 400
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MY OMNfRUS

will be found a. the RAIL ROAD DEPOT to convey pas
sengers and their baggage 10 this House, FREE Oi
CHARGE.
Good STABLES attached TO this Hotel. Carriages Hor
ses and attentive servants, always In readiness to c0nve
travellers TO any part Of the country w. e. ROSE
Iann II
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and the Convention is to.terminate on the
I7th December, 1852. -.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
YORK DISTRICT. -.

g. 4, Katchord Us. u n fiuusoH-S1''ut1'''e""
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the
w 18th day of October 1851, file his declaration a.
State and has neither wife nor attorney known within the
sare upon whom copy Of the said declaration might be
served 1t is therefore, ordered, that the said Deendan
do appear and plead ohe said decaon or before the
10th day Of OCTOBER which will he in the year of our
hord one thousand eight hundred and sixty o otherwise
final and absolute Judgment will then be given and award
Ocsnber "a 1881 S. 4S = o. - JlyQ
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NUMBER 49,:
THE NoRrH ro BE, CONQUERED. The

The North To- BEFCoNoUFRED.--Ths
Yankees are taking new view ofthe war.
Rarper's Weekly is shaking about the in
vasion, and says that the South promised
long ago to conquer the North: It con.
eludes an article ou tie subject as follows:
:. Well, fellow.N Northeruers; they willmake
their words good unless We believe IN our
selves as heartily as they themselves. They
have ranged their civilization against ours,
It is useless TO disguise; the scope Of the
contest, Their system must be annihilated
or ours must: We must conquer SUBJ:
due them. .utteriy5pf they: will absolutely
evercome.us After sixteen months, of war
they are flushed with hope and confdeaee,
bat their purpose is no stronger now than
ever. They have always meant conquest Of
the5North.a, =, They hoped itJwould come BY
peaceable secession, and then, a peaceable
surrender Of the North under the name Of
reconstruction. ! But they believe now that
the same practical result can be%achieved
without tsepsration. 11t1 III foH TX ~ lr.j
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!. JACKSON ExpEcrs 70 GET TO WASH.
.1NaroN:AMaay Of The Northern papers
think the ultimate designs of our army is
against Washington. Id support of this
theory the New York Gri6uneproda the
following paragraph, With great seriousness:
Dr. Elliott. prominent physician, was
taken prisoner by the rebels, with number
Of other physicians aud nursss. After. be-
ing1a prisoner a1sbort time, he. met Stone
wall jackson, With whom he had been for
[merly acquainted who, asked him # he
would like to go to Washington. The doc
tor, very glad Of the opportunity thus af-
forded, said 2heS#opid>like TO return very
much when jackson said to HIM, thatas
he was surgeon, he supposed be might 60,
but added, that if be would wait five days,
he would escort him tt" washington. 80
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knowledge, embracing
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Historical Legends,
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The first number will contain accurate portrait of
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We have also consummated an arrangement with many
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S74,461,

This statement indicates. an evident lEc-
disposition of our people to. make, invest
ment in this form, and furnishes an expla..
nation Of much Of chat disturbance of the
standard of value apd enhancement of pri-
ees in the .couutry, which have been the
consequence of the large and disproportlon'
ate issue of Treasury notes; =. =.
: The issue already made Of treasury notes
amounts toslSs, ,244,1s5; leaving aushori-
ty to issue SIG, ,755,S65., -, !.
:: The receipts at the Treasury up to lst
August from all the. various sources of In.
come are as follows: :. -. 49,, -
From Customs mss.........~... II, 4S7 $3.50
From Miscellaneous sources. 1874, ,769 33
FROM Loan, act Feb %, 81 $4,000, 900 90
From Loan, I" Aug l9, 81 2S,6ls,346 %
From cali deposits under act = :, :, : - :
> December 24th, 1861 81, ,55, 200 90
From Treasury Notes, acta
81, March 9th, 1861 2,02l, 100 90
From Treasury Notes, act - = 49,
- May 10th, 1861 l7,3459 955 90
From Treasury Notes, ;aot 80. p.
Aug. 10th, 1861 l67, ,764, ,6l5 -00
Notes, act Ap. l7sh 81 %, ,7es, 900 90
From 81 and 81 Notes s46,00O 90
From Temporary Loan from -
Bapks-balance ~2,e25,ooO 90
From War Tax - l0,639,ols 10
~ 1902, ,555,l9e 80
This statement Of receipts is short of the
whole amount of the expenditures of the
Government by s44,7l7,762; on account
of which the Government has authority to
issue only balance Of Treasury Notes, Sl6,-
755, ,l65, leaving s27, ,961, 1897 to be provi-
ded for by Congress ina further extension
of the general currency, unless this balance
can be paid by bonds or otherwise,
1t is supposed that the authority to issue
general currency notes must also be extend.
ed by Congress to meet the appropriations
already made by it and not yet paid, and
also the further appropriations to, be made.
Theappropriatiops already ~.
nIade by Congress and -
not drawn on the 1st of -. 49,
August, amount to --$1& ;687 1889 93
The estimates submitted by the various
Departments Of the additional supplies re-
quired to make good DEFICIENCIES are to sup,
port the Government to 1st January next,
are as. follows: ( i
For the War Department S44 4,373,5 $50 81
| /" Civil list 586,6U 39
F." Miscellaneous lO2,S99 ss
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!. ExTRAoRpINARY ADVANCE IN GoTToN
AND CoTroN FABRios. THE news from
Liverpool, under date of August 2s, thai
the sales Of cotton for the'wesk in that port
we're 80, 900 bales, and aethatathe, price Of
American cotton bad advanced sig cents
per pound, excited the New York market
on Monday. The World remarks :. x
The domestic commission houses and
manufacturers advanced printed cotton .fa-s
brics and delaines one"to tive cents per
yard, andshee,ihg also Eve percent sMer-
rimaQ prints, nov selling at l7cens, are
expected Ito be advanced TO 20 csnts.per
yard, and raw cotton win advance to go
cents per pound at-pe- distant date, the
Quotation for middiing upland being Sc
cents yesterday: This: is the hi CHEST price
which has been paid'at any time within the
memory ofthe coolest inhabitant,, ID =
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YORKVILLE. s. C..

THIS large brick building Is still open
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HfTITtSEsA the travelling public, under the super
&& TIltxllh intendence Of the owner himself. With
AstEEEeAHz5lS assurance to all who patronize him,
that they will find al his house, equal to any in the
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afford the Proprieor returns thanks for The liberal patron
age extended him in the past and hopes by strict tten
ton future, make this house rs heretoore-comfoa-
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O@Ce Semi-Weokly News,
SHREVEPORT, La, :
Txesd1u, October Z, 1862.

Mobile, Sept 2s.-A special dis
patch TO the Advertiser, dated Sena-
tobia, Sept. 27th, says the Chicago
Times Of 23d contains dispatches
from Louisville to tho 22d saying
that Bragg's forces $4,000 strong,
were reported at Hodgeville. On route
to Bardstown, which place they
would reach the same evening. The
Mayor had ordered the women and
children to prepare to leave. Gen.
Robinson had issued proclamation.
calling the citizens to arms under
Nelson. The latter had issued an
address to tho troops exhorting them
to get ready and all come; that the
rebel he-des were invading Ken
lucky.
Cincinnati dates Of tho 22d report
the city in a blaze Of excitement !;
that Bragg was in ten miles of Lou
isville.
Buell. had not reached Mumfords-
vile. His movements were severely
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Notice.

DY virtue of anthority vested in me,
ID have appointed the following named
persons. 70 receive cotton subscribed to the
''produce loau," and to purchase and receive
cotton for account Of the Government, in ex-
change for its 8 per cent. Bonds: Mr.. J.
C. Elstner OF Shreveport for the Parishes of
Caddo and Bossier; Mr.. Jas. w. Howard,
of Mansfield, for the Parish Of DeSeto.
ULCER LAUVE,
Shreveport. sept. q, '62-lm Agent C.. s.
Southwestern, Caddo Gazette and Bossier
Banner please copy.
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Notice.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Caddo.
lOfk judicial Dist5ict Court.
NOTICE is hereby given that Josephine
~ w. Seth, Of this Parish, has this day
petitioned the Honorable Court of this Par
ish, praying to he appointed Curator
of the succession Of Charles G.. Neal,
deceased, and if opposition be not made
thereto, within ten days, said prayer will
be granted.
Given at Office this Esd day of Septem-
Der. 1862 A. l.. MERSHON,
1t Deputy Clerk.
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A certain Western colonel in Gen.
Grants army took advantage Of a
sick furlough to canvass for a nomi-
nation to Congress. On Supplying
for an extension Of his furlough, Gen
Grant wrote on the back as follows:
"If Col. --- is able to travel
over his district to eleetioneer for
Congress, be is able to be with his
regiment. he is hereby ordered to
Join it Immediately or be dismissed
from the service. '-Chicago Tri~
bune.
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ONCE Of Chief Engineer,
Southern Pacific r. r. COMPANY,

Ma1sA0l, Teas, Sept. 80, 1862.
q EALED proposals will be received. at
- this Office, until the 18th of October
next, for cross-ties delivered on the line of
railroad between Jonesville. Texas, and
Shreveport, La. And for the laying Of
Track, on the portion Of the road unfn-
ished, between the same points, (about %
miles) sealed proposals will be received,
until The Both of October next. Specifics
tons for cross-ties and track laying can be
seen at this Office. E. A. BLANCH,
Chief Engineer Southern Pscific r, r. Co.
The Southwestern will please copy.
oct3-td
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Stationery.
Texas Stage & Livery Stable.

Cn~S N~So UAO
On Milan st. opposite the Earax-
dab Hotel.
"HE proprietor has been to great
i expense to make this the most
desirable Stable in tho city, it is con-
venient to the Steam boat landing
Horses will be boarded by the day,
week or month, on the most reasona-
be terms. Persons visiting Shreve.
port or going to New Orleans. by
leaving their horses at this establish
ment, can rest assured that they will
be well attended to. Only give him
q call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN CALDWELL.
no SLY. A. KIMBLE,
iune6'52 Agent.
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QunslmlthS Wanted.
WYE want 30 or 40 GUNSMITHS i'm
w msdiately, 70 All . 0overnu1ent con-
tract for the State Of Texas, for s, 900 guns
TO work in the .
Ncao GAN Factory
Of Short, Biscoe e. Co., Tyler, Texas. The
most liberal wages will be paid for good
workman.
aug26-2m SHORT, BISCOE g. co.
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Mansfield FeImaleCOllege
DESoro PARISH, LA.
HVHE Fall session of this institution foz
u the present year, will open on the FIRST
day of October. with ample arrangements
in every department. Parents may rest as
sured that every reasonable effort will be
made to promote the comfort and progress
of their daughters. For terms &c.
Address, CHAS B. STUART,
President,
Aug. 29-5w Mansfield. La.
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Gen. Wright had just returned
from Louisville. He regards the
Federal force there sufficient to de-
fend the city, and credits the report
that Bragg viii make a dash on
Louisville.
The secessionists are confident
that Bragg will break through the
Federal column and take the city.
They say that he has not less than
$4,000 old troops. Bragg holds
Mulbrough's Hill, &c miles from
Louisville, and can check Buell's
passage in that direction or force
him to take circuitous route, de-
laying him for days. In the mean
time Bragg expects to capture Lou
isville. The attack was expected to
be made on Wednesday last.
Intelligence has been received
that Gen Heath, with $4,000 men
and SO cannon is at Eagle Greek,
near @ ynthiana, and Humphry Mar
shall, with $4,000 men and 40 can
non, was moving from Paris north
ward, and Kirby Smith, with 10000
men was moving northwest from
Lexington.
John Morgan, with $500 cavalry
is scouting from Boyd's Station near
the ensmy's Notifications.
It is believed that simultaneously
with Bragg's attack upon Louisville,
Kirby Smith, with 10000 men and
over 100 cannon, will attack Cincin-
natl, Covington and Newport.
Washington dates of the 2lst say
nothing official has been received to-
day from the army in Maryland. A
private dispatch says there is no
doubt that on Thursday and Friday,
Sth and 10th, a large portion of the
rebel army crossed into Virginia and
Immediately commenced fortifyins,
with a view to cover their retreat.
Another authority says a consider
able body of rebels yet remain on
the Maryland side and are being en-
trenched.
Richmond, Sept. 2s.-Northern
dates Of the 25th received. Lincoln
has issued proclamation declaring
that all aiders and abettors of the
rebellion, and all persons discourag-
ing enlistments, shall be subject to
martial law and liable to trial by n
court martial, without the benefit Of
the writ of hobeos corpus.
Lincoln was serenaded on We'd
nesday night, and made speech
declaring that he had issued his en-
ancipation proclamation (of Sept.
22d), after a very fall deliberation,
and under heavy and solemn sense
Of the responsibility.
Dispatches from Louisville say
that the city is now considered safe.
Buell. has arrived there, and seven
brigades of his army were coming
up to the city from the direction of
Salt river.
The Federals have reoccupied
Mumfordsville.
No later news from the direction
of the army of the Potomac
Matters there are very dull.
A convention of governors was
held at Altoona, Pennsylvania, on
Wednesday, 10Th, and rejected the
proposition for the removal of Cen
eral Mcclellan. 1t however, fin
ally decided upon an approval of the
Presidents proclamation, and urged
a more vigoroos prosecution of the
war.
In New York on Wednesday ex-
change was 1871; gold, 119; cotton,
81.
Murfreesboro, Tenn, Sept. 2s.-A
gentleman from Bragg's army reports
that Bragg and Smith have formed
junction, and were within twenty
miles of Louisville.
Marshall was at Rising Sun, on
the Ohio river, twenty miles below
Cincinnati, and had stopped Aaviga-
ton on the Ohio river. Buell. was
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VlQ 0O11 w 1X1
ton to the Chicago Times, says the
rumor that the draft il about 70 be
made, has foundation in fact to tho
extent that the President has dstsr-
mined, in case the country does not
at once rally under the policy saunci-
ated in his emancipation proclamation
that he will enforce the draft till our
army reaches one million men.
Mobile, Oct. IA special dispatch
to the Ad. and Register, from Win
chester on the LIST, says all is quietin
front.
Mcclellan has sent polite letter
to Gen. Lee informing him that Maj.
Means, of the 18th South Carolina,
and Capt Ready, Of the Sd Ala, were
severely but not dangerously wound
ed, and in his hands, and that every
attention would be given them. The
letter was sent at the request of the
parties.
Longstreet's Adjutant informs US
that the list of all the killed and
wounded has been furnished from the
army to the Intelligencer Office At
Richmond for publication.
Tupelo, obsr2.-Sixty Yankee
cavalry scouts yesterday penetrated
to the railroad two miles south Of
Baldwin and cut the telegraph line.
They were attacked by IS Of the I'd
Tennessee cavalry, routed and driven
off with a loss of 7 killed 2 prisoners
our loss killed.
Richmond, Oct 2-The Senate to-
day refused to agree in the amend
ments of the House to the exemption
bill, and asked for a Committee of
Conference.
The House bill, appropriating a
million of dollars for the construc-
ton Of the Blue Ridge Mountain and
Rome Railroad, was passed.
Also the Senate bill to provide for
the transmission of the Trans Missis
sippi mails.
Chattanooga, Oct PA company
of partisans yesterday drove the enc
my's pickets at Flat Rock three miles
towards Nashville, killing several.
A Nashville dispatch of the Both
says the steamer Forlorn Hope was
captured q few miles below there on
Sunday, by the rebels.
The impression in Nashville is.
that Bragg has captured Louisville.
Spectators have cleaned out all
the stores between here and Nash
Vile, and no more need come There
is no doubt new about the starving
condition of the people of Nashville.
Mobile Oct. Ia dispatch to the
Ad. and Register from Charleston of
the goth ult., says no news has been
received from our army, which ls be-
lieved to be resting near Winchester
receiving daily accessions Of recruits
Active movements are anticipated at
an early day.
On Friday last 1000 Yankee cav
airy visited Manassas Junction and
subsequently proceeded to Warrenton
where large number of our sick are
in the hospital. They captured and
paroled all the sick and wounded. The
telegraph Office at Warrenton has been
recently closed.
The Yankee iron clad New Iron
sides left Philadelphia last week
with sealed orders.
The weather is Favorable to the
wounded, and many are being sent
to Richmond and Staunton.
Richmond, Oct 2-The Baltimore
American of Monday afternoon, says
it has been reported that Gen. Buell.
has been relieved from his command
and assigned to duty at Indianapolis
to organize the paroled prisoners in
to regiments.
A cartain Western colonel in Gen.
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Everybody Wants
ENVELOPES, Letter Paper. and Con-
L federate Note Counterfeit Detectors.
Call at the News Office.
Oct 3-tf
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At JONES FOUNDRY, Bar Iron,
n Cast and Blister Steel, Hardware, Cut
lery. Tools, Files, &c, Copperas, Alum
Saltpetre. &c. Sept. loft.
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Is psblisAsd euery 7kesday and Fri
day Morning..

Office, ON Texas street,
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