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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-28
H1l Patronize Home Industry.
SIMON ELRMAN,
LADIES' SHOEMAKER,

Cor. N70rGct and N1i2om streets,
:" I'LL give special attention to making
w Shoes for Ladies and Misses, and
hopes to receive a liberal patronage in this
new enterprise Repairing neatly executed
at short nctice1 os2G-:ta
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- To Editors and Printers. ~

NOR SALE---Thc Newspaper and Job
IL Material, books, and outstanding debts
Of this Office. Reasons for selling given on
VIII continue the publication Of the paper.
a bargain will be offered. The materials
are new, and there rs sufficient stock of pa
per on hand to last six or eight months. -
Address the proprietor d9ntf'
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the LATEST NEWS.
,Received Last nTieolE

Richmond, March - 4as House
of Representatives adopted ssselu-
ton directing the Secretary ar
to pay out Of tho contingent funds
money for the aid and relief Of the
Confederate soldiers now in the
hands Of the enemy: 80,
Norfolk, March 2o1-A number Of
Transports and steamers entered the
Roads last evening, all but one being
painted white aud crowded with
troops. They apparently came from
the bay from the direction Of The east
ern shore. II is supposed they are il :
tended to reinforce Burnside or at
tack Masrpder.
Between ninety and one hundred
steamers and sailing vessels were in
the Roads yesterday. t's~
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Confederation Restaurant.

l. Geometry Gaiety)
-, Ad;ainingtAc Confederation
Coffee House. Shreveport, La. 8
THIS we'll lnown and popular es-
i tablishment has been removed AS
above, and is open FOR the accommo-.
datioh 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 wiz
ave their orders promptly attended
o. - 49, So37vly
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NOR S.ME-A beautiful pair of full
IL bloodicl white Shanghi chickens, and
one pair boodied Rutiicd Neck Pigeons
To lovers Of fancy and r.rre specimens of
the tcathercd tribe this affords good on
portunity for investment,
Apply ut this Office. feb7tf
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VWLen subscribers see Time Expisel,
stamped ON their paper, it denotes that in
two weeks their time or q scriptlou q pires.
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The State Of Louisiana I 10tAJudicial
Parl,A Of Guido. ! Asstr'ct.
Succession Of Thomas w. Hecox,
ssgga "a deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Warren
IN Heeox has this day filed in the Clerk s
oAics.a petition, praying to hG appointed
administrator Of thc succession of Thomas
". Hccox, deceased, and unless opposition
is made thereto within ten days, the time
prescribed by law, said prayer win bs gran
ted, and letters Of administration issue as;-
cordingly.
Given under my hand apd saal of Office
this path day Of February. A. p.
1862.
,. ss W. HOWARD DOUGLASS,
-fele5 'snr. Deputy Clerk.
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The ,Tribune's Fortress Monroe
special states that the frisato Cum
Lcrland hatla crew of 500, and near-
w half them were lost. A negro
who swan. ashore reports that the
lost were about 100.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-28

SCHOOL NOTICE.-The- under
~ signed will resume School bust
ness in Shreveport, on the Second
Monday in } anuary, 1862 se =
Rates of Tuition per. Mont1,:
Elementary English branches. $500.
Higher English branches and the
Languages, $500. 20
j3-3t - oa4 ID. DONOVAN
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DENTAL NOTICE. .

TINHE undersigned will be absent from,
i Shreveport until all 1t March Mr.. Il.
Il. Samuel is my legal agent during my alb
scnce, and will collect my claims AND dis
charge debts, whenever able so to do:
My former assistant will beafound in the
office. ; S. HINSON,D. p.S.
Shreveport, Jan. 8, 1862.
Shreveport papers please copy one month .
discontinue my card until my return, and
present bills to Mr. Samuel S. II.
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The stcamer'Flcta is loading with
bacon, for the New Orleans market.
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Further cfihe Late Battle IN Dr.
.hansas.-The following is a. special
telegram to the Memphis Appeal.
Fort Smith, March l7-IIa Little
Rock ls.-A dispatch to the Little
Rock True b,mocrs,t has the follow
ing additional particulars of the Tate
great battle;
Gems. Price and Churchill wore not
hurt, nor was Col. ucbert killed, rs
r.portca. lie was wounded and
taken prisoner, The ensmy's force
was about 10000; that Of the Confed-
crates $4,000. Our total loss in kill
I'd, wounded and taken prisoners was
than 500. The enemy loss between
1000 and 5000. We took six guns
and cassions, three of which were after
wards recaptured. Gems. Siegel and
Curtis are reported to be killed. We
took $50 prisoners-among them Lieut..
Col. Chandler, Of the 35th Illinois
II ,giment, and Hewing Of the 9th
Iowa, and about thirty other officers.
Our army. fell back, having parted
with their trains We captured a
large amount of comnissary supplies
upon which the whole army subsisted
for one night. Next morning before
VIC fell back, We destroyed 800 sacks
of flour and larsequantity Of bacon,
and other stores captured from the
enemy. ,..
The cause of Arkansas is to be
fought over. ! ill.,. ..
Private advices. says the Memphis
Avalanche, of Wednesday, locate
Gems. Van Dorm and Price, with their
armies, ut Fort Smith.
In GoIiad, Texas, -four is selling at
eight dollars Ger 100 lbs.
AS proof that Shreveport is fast
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la answer. to the inquiry Of Gov.
Pettus. Secretary benjamin. says that
he willaccept cavalry companies for
the wal, without arms. sstis,ss rc.t7
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TIE Sac at LoM'sian0 10tA .]Nd'cta7
Parish Of Cao1do. J District.
Succession Of Mary McClellap, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that H. Carlton
IN has this day filed in the Clerk Office,
a petition praying &c DO appointed Admin
within ten days, the time prescribed by law +,
.nid prayer will be granted and letters of
administration issue accordingly.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office
this the l4th day Of february. A. d.
1862. ....s..
g ~ w HOWARD DOUGLASS.
febl6' ~ efs @'- - Depaty Clerk.
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Branch or the Citizens Bank, !
,SHHEvEroHr, a3d Sept, 1861. !
HNuIS BANK will. hereafter, pay
and receive at its counter, at J,u,',
the Treasury Notes Of the Confedc-
rato States, and the Notes Of the other
Banks Of New Orleans.
Owners of paper deposited in This
Bank for collection, unless willing to
be governed by this regulation, are
rqucstcd ia withdraw the same.
ULCER LAUVE,
s24-tf Cashier.
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pIC.KINso -
SOUTHERN coNFfDERACY
Ready ProofPress,
Ess. a'r
Patented JuRa lst., 1861.
TO Country Publishers.

i NE want of a cheap proof press
has long been felt by publishers Of
country papers and small job Offices.
Theaunt1ersignea Knowing this from
experience, has invented press Of
this sort (simiiar to Toe s. Co.'s) and
offers it to the craft as the cheapest
in the market: Instead Of solid
c,st-iron cylinder, it is made of sheet
iron and filed. being a decided i'm
prove,sent. as it gives elasticity to
TO the cylinder The cost of an or
binary proof press is $50, while this
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-28

The steamer Moro arrived her
last evening from New Orleans.
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tits rumored that four British off
Gers have arrivOd in Savannah, and
rendered. their services to Con. Lee:
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In GoIiad, Texas, -four is selling at
eight dollars per 90 lbs.

As proof that Shreveport is a fast
place, and its citizens Hot willing to
be behind the times, we will will say
for the information Of our distant
friends, that some few persons think
it very essential to have Martial law
proclaimed here. .a
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m c.. wAi.LR is my authorize,
j. Agent, duIiBg my absence.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
Bread.
PUru AND WHOLESOME BREAD.

AERATED BREAp.-This "a the only bread made on oof'
rect pincipe1 1t combines perfect isne" and porosisy
with the highest degree Of purity sweetness and an.os-
Its digestive qusy 10 fsuiteu 1scomes seur, sne
change Of chmxts sfocts s character. Another quas-
~ unknown to ordinary bread bus beons5s peculiarly -
his s its ABSOLUTE Being knesded Sy macansys
C excludes all contact with hnnsn hands es Tho
liar process Of making tho adnatic, Of all rhs
havs witnessed only for is smp,y but equally sos
its ,cen'fc principles Every otter u making bread -
pends e. tnsss upon tho presence OF roREiGs xATrs.
BY the ssrs ed process every deleous substance h care.ui'
ly ercrdel Neither powders slfae' nor any OF Tho
forms Q, yotssh needed and herein lies to inoomVsbs
upeory this bread Il does cot require be d,sgsd
In order 70 make II Hsh. From the Stature Of the case toe
sea.ed bread end be hcAbu rcre nutrs ous
sad more dig.stibls well passole, thnu any ones
fm suG Of bread hitherto made I5s universs testimony
q rhysoan1 and scientific Is strongly aod cecidedy
favor Of hi. bread not ouIy In t city, Dat sso IN Londss
In Philsdedh,s, In Baltimore in Wcshig.on sad vhcrsv~
has 7oducei When such suthoSies IS she saI-
tsfy Commission Prot pache. Gen. Scat, Prof 3nian.
Fred Law olrlrted and Gen. Dix well as nsncfous
clergyman and ell tho respectable phslns OF thi sna
other cities approve and indors this brad after ersnins
tion and trial. l leaves further to question the Des
sad excellence of,hs srtics.
The ,ubcrbe., arc prepared by their ncevsd hciA
ties and recent improved msthod TO III orders for this ssssA
ia any QaaL.y en sic gle Loaf up to hfty thousand
AERATEO BREAD co,
t,h.st. cor L.ays.s-plscs, Nsv.Yots.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

Investing sr,nde, Ccru,n,. With the control Of eree
Of the public money sad suhodzirs to purchase militia!
epppes without resdciiJp without requiring from bin ga
susenty for the faithful formsnce OF his dne when tn
ervce' Of conpeten, public officer, ws. sy..os ana
Persons not lesnstey engaged In the business pefsbns
The subject ster Of snch contioe especially IN ne
Of for future delivery, has sopied policy highly nJg
nous TO the public service aid deserves tue senie o. tai
Hou'e.
1he resolution was adopted, rs against 45, al
follows:
YEAS Ms,u,. A5rlch, hllen, Ancons Bailey Psl
Baser Bii9le. Blair MOI. Blair f(ya. Browne m H..
huiniog, Calvert, CHy Cek, cene9t. Co6s F'9a.nss
pswe', Deno Dunlap Dunn English, Gooch, Grder Hal,
Hsnchets Harding Harrison, b0Im'1, HorsS k.ris.n'
Mitchell morrill, (vij. siOTi..' Nixon Noble, Ncs NoTtoa,
od PstS" tS P'pd'Ga Ps'& & re 81 s so
N. ~. Steele N. j. strat:on Thomas (na" Thomss
tAdl lTsin yai.n5ignsm tenee, kibberd, toofhee o.
toh ktl Ward Webster Whesler Wckihe, Wilson, wood
NAYs-Me,,r, Arnold. Bsbbli,, De.m.n, Bingham Blair
tre1ehot lrans Goodwin, naisht Hooper, Ildt.hio. Jan
McPher.On, Morehssd Mordl lMe.), Rice tsie) Riddle
geal., sedgwirk, ShauNi Sheffield SeaneI7e stevens
iiinmbe 1rewbTags, Van VaitenOurg WALL Wallace and
Mr. HOLMAN'S second resolution was read as
follows:
Rolrsd This, tie Secretary Of the Navy, IN III. employ
or the ahu performance Of Lis duties, IA the purchase Of
large number OF vese' for the public use, with oompen
cysbe Iom the seller irs-sd 4 employing Jie Of
hceIs of hs Government. hss adopted policy Unauthorized
By law destructive OF public economy AID qut C7lceIcs,
and deserves the censuTe Of this Hoase.
Tie resJuliou Wan rejected, - agsiuss2
The affirmative vote was as follows:
YEAs-Mr,,r,. Allen, hneona Blhb,; B,ilry Psl.
Bcau4u, Blals. Dla. pa, Calvert, Coucus FL cs,
s. ContHng Roseoe ccrklins Cox Crisfed bunll Dgnr
Gtidsr, Banctei,, naTdas, homan, heniS!n, "i.in,e
Ktspp NcL Lersou Mallory May, nenz.e. M0uis NOBLE,
Morton Pst on Pen5eion Parker, Rob.sln Rollins (Alo j
Shi.l steele N J) T1omas (Nd) Nsllar il, Foorhee
Wallace Washburfe Webster. Nickhf, Niif0n orcest
The iIouss went into CommiIteo OF tie Whole on
the Pacific Railroad bill, the business beirg princi
pslly confined TO periecsins a substitute which had
been offered.
lie Committee rose.
Dir. KELLOGG Mich.l from the Committee
on Public Lands, repored bill to establish Land
district ia Nevada. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
MARRIED..

-JOHvsTON-Tn Newark. Nsw.Jersey, % Wednes
ds, April 90 BY tho Rev. Mchaelis, ssssed by the
Rev LYMAN Wright the Rev. A. Clenent Lyon, pssto,
Of the Fayetteville Baptist Church n r. 70 M.s MNy
J., only laughter Of James Johnston esq. of Newark
ermNONS- WOOLLEY-On Wednesday, April 20 BY tho
Rsv y c. Norton Edy ard p. SUmous to Marion A.
Wooey youngest daughter Of Charles WOo!iey esq al u
this city.
TAYLOR-FORREsTER-O Wetnesdsys Apiil so by the
Rev Ahr,m Dsvis r. Henry Taylor to Euhy, daughter OF
Hiram ~ Forester esq, ell Of this city
WHEATON-BRoWN-rn thi, city, on Tuesday, Aprl y;
by the Rev Fsther De Lnynet Henry Whsgton esq, Q,
EaY-iork.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
qnr.r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~

HOUSE or FELPHE,LETA1I}L Is.
Vr.ELIDI ltep.. MAJ saniu "a Two o'Ia, one
10 ooal,caia iai el properly aad 10 provide cr 'le
t,..u.lt OF tie txpeufc- Of iae present Rebellion,
ard le other provide ir iTcens Tie slaves OF al
Re1,ls WhO have igkcn mp arms against inc Gov
...uert. ho.orroI o. tie solDcl Committee.
lil. WICKIFFE Ca., Ky.) asked leave 10
ipifottc. a resolution oi inquiry, 10 asccrmn Dy
what authority Gen. Hunter had issued ah ofdcr 70
.,aarcila'e sl,ts in t.s m uner expressed ~
Nc-,rs Hn.chins, L'ye'oy .dJ oihcn'.
Objection VS. made TO the introduction oil the
lc-oIltion. ...-
rlcIe.olqtions reported from the Committee on
foy,guurnt contracts were taken ny.
Mr. sIENENSS , Nlep.. Pa. notion 10 lay ihel'
on tao table was rejected by, Y,as IL Nays H.
Tie following resolution was read;
p.4 That ,ie sscet,iy n he Tr'aslry be r.qes..ed
-.fDr-- purrhfssd tro1eh Simon 81 'ths tiqI p sr,,
joLa enc g. = q - esy = -. Cy ,eo ef 81 Louis
o. az. Dasi. Of .s 81 such arms o. ihe p. '''
80 each, rteeigg a oier demands 'lai"'' 'hs "''s'
urit o4 account oi he puTrliafe OF s"id arms
An rnsucees.fl eaot was made 20 amend Tie
rescluiou by making il read purchased from Simon
Stevens"
lir. TENTON Rcp.. n. " moved to amend
tho resolution Hy 21d.Lg
"P.ogfiior tnol'n, lerea c0n'airei 'lsi be 20 60
suei 20 o1onefate mo Co,ernmert iou ihs P,lDl'
'.acs-' 5uhoilsd ot'-'r- Of o." "ov''nnr'''
This waa rejected by vote Of ~ against ~,
The re,ouou. q. ofi siuAlly reported, wAf "aopt'u
bv ~ ugur-' ".
hr. CULfANS rep, Ind. resolution was ad'p'-
eC--'i ag..LN II.
TieIl 0lUon reads - foows:
r. led Tint tia caufse udortei bY he Navel inF''
an a,a ee vi .:J oi can,nuu. lailng 10 Ne @" .ls "
f- Government tories ~ The evidence sppaf'n.f
ire itd -sil tJcm the opportunity to oo''' an"s %
..rs .aIntt f.eu. ~ Teiutt % t4pal' 'it
Ioa' i l4 be ol uion ~ tlis iiou'" wohy O. i's'
s....... I0.Ht t.Uie - tn Iuse. gang ''l"'...
strotei hv ,~ pftie Honse 81 fRere,na c'pro'l
l.s the sd Loni4ii receive sid coeci tlsh
n fe--f+ . oui ind that IL b. couir ~ to te hn"
ng. II 4aie o. condemn an citizen o. rarfe eFHe
.t sl a,.in ii1 by Counl.ire H. srcf, and we pa
%. which 10 r,aa'sE1Ie hos rot been aid before nm " 90.
Committee viii oppaf,uuy to explain 90 seiHio " p'o
lhe following resolution, reported by The Commit
teS. was adopted:
Peoired Tia' fh- uracrs - 'ufoyrs if'sii VI m
lies fayigg oici CONNECTION Win the oosef"hent -
N reff,nnsner Of public dutet which ray De- gf,p,lI
formed by regular officers Of the Government snd t
by pfiva .utrac sDnp.rG for tlo Iif0elf ptl -
who're open and laif coup ti'inn might DC proper ny
t.nsarafe uufrtlseuclf fpr ptofer yposai' i
ne pubo service snd psta tte uini'ss, dlaifop'Vo'
tis House. .. g. ~.
The following resolution was rubolituieJ ~ hit
HOLMAN from tho Cofomlitee;
I-.s..~ -, s.-...~~s s.-s',t1 - ~ 4
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR.
Nsv.YoGx, April 2e, 1862.
We have ibi, I,y ;,rr'oued the MEEca'Sr TAlIoniSG
s-Arsrsr of orr buir.s. 'ts second foor Of tie
.i.r roaer OF B.o.lwsy and Wlrsn o tho second foor
~ our store
V5s go end SCI BEosDwAY,
CoryBa OF GRAsDsr.,
,-ier, ~ are opena. very larse and select shock Of
srrf,G CtortusG. CAsstHEhEs NssTISds, 80.
We be- Co. :. friends l, plias expense VII
le spared 10 sgl'a ie a.,4on Of tins branch Of bu'i'
.r,.s DgyLly & Co.
Ps-Tfe RglalL RysDY.NtpE CLormyG DErAETaENT
vi be- -ontauel tic oi Broadway and Warrens
A lr,. and .s.s. so.s Of osrLua CIoIsiSG now on
nlad u 90
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

THE NEW DIREcToRY. - Tomorrow morning,
the canyassers for the City Directory will saly forth
on ,heir annual eraui Of compilation. Those who
desire 10 have a correct st of the residents Of New
York will afford them all proper facilities. Al
advertisement upon this subject may be found in an
other column.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
Dnslrcss Notltes.

READER, yon can have an enduring, always
ready md reliable OoLD PEs exactly adapted hand
ini yle O. writing which VIII DO your w,as vastly cheap
er than steel PEN. II you wan "The Pen Is MshtisF
than ths Ss..rd" IN another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

ARRIVAL or FREscH WAR VEssEL.-Tne
F.onch war steamer LaLradore, Commander de At
teyuie arrived at tbs port yesterday, in siX days
ffom Havana. SAe has side wheels, mounts four
gras, and carries crew OF 200 men; Der engine Is
2J0 horse power. Sire reports that there was no
American war vessel at Havana when she sailed.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

PiYNEsT or CTY CLAIMs.-The appropriations
FOR the present year having been passed from the
cify iteasury, were resumed yesterday. Since Jan
nary no warrants have been drawn on city ac-
count, except on last years appropriations I'll,
slariss Of clerks and other otisia were paid frst
bu; owing to tie delay in obtaining the signature Of
Ire Mayor and Clerk Of the Common Council to
warrants The amount of money dsbursed yesterday
was not yeiy large. The drain on the city treasury
for The next two weeks will be heavy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

We have received ON j. Il. Hilyard, esq, of Tie
Coas, Survey fine sketch Il tie Atlantic Coast Of
,le Uni,ed siaies, from Savannah Eirer 10 st.
Mary = River.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
THE TRBUNE ALMANAC
EOR 1867.

Tiispcpaltf ASNriL snow ready.
Fac 70 cru' y oore. Tor Is 10 e5piss 90 rozlsse
n5id By lKpress y PER lOO Cash on iers solicited
We can supply hi't numbers n tle Itlbuno Alnmec ioi
veus lsp 1855 lG 1857 1853 1852 p6n and a, pric, -
49,. .-r., ls-,s-.4 l..-S.s S--J.aA, 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

/ 4 por'reil Of Aaroa Birr, by yauderign, wss sold
Al auction tie oihor day, - BeecAer, .Or s@iO.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

Brown Stone Wnstsd, for Cesh.-iNo surface
feet o Broken ASHER may be delivered either 1neomf "
or during hs Sumner Durability and ehe.press wu be
more B,red Direct sta.ns eampies may be seen,
20 JAQUES MOONEY West 4sth'st hees i'm sv n. 4.
large end Airy Rooms Furnished or unia'n.,ih-ds "a
sl,b OF without board may be had on and set ne rSx
ofTAY Al No 10 Bonds Rscus In eu eR for families for
psrticns apply at osce. OF the BAaeSn House un'
MAY lot.
DeLtnI Iustrumeats w sutsd e sS Sssoad
u-S1 a con'nlere ,rt Of DENTAL lN5IRUMENrS and
p09tS Apply 70 Dr. MACCALLl5, No ~ Ore.S"ioh-st.
Nov. York.
soaps, Candies, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
JC. uULLS SONS,
formerly W. Hull SOM.
Ofce NO. 81 pa-k.row,
Ooposito Park Fountain, New lcfA
Otter tho trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT.
zaxpzSn9
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
The Rest Military Map
II. II. LLOYD e cos
GREAT MAP OF THE

Removal.
S. NJ. PETTENGILL Co.,
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
have removed their old stand No i9 Nsssa's to
No. 81 PARK-ROW,
corner CT Beekman,t fronting the Psrs where they vii -
pleased their friends and customer They ore Agents
FOX nearly all the newspapers in tho United States and bt'h
Provinces which are received aud filed for the benefit ss
their customers. They make for the interest Of BUSINESS
men TO DO their sdvertidns through hem
For Moths.-cEDAR CAMPHoR 10 ssiains to ell IN
sect Ne Cheap agreeable dursbe, reliable. Right owned
sud .rsGe sGpriis "a By HARRIS CHAPLAIN Boston For
sal. in NexYork by CASWELL, MACK Co. undSf sta-
~. Hot. and by LAZELL, MARSH = GARDINER. No.
10 Cold-ss.
Box Of sr
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

Ciothira. -
hsv. ju completed my eGti.e new sock OF stitNo soa
81 NsEE CIOTISG, not surpassed In tis cy ~ ths "s{
Of an nsaoftuen, taste gr3 t,,le The CHlLDRhNs anA
FURNISHING DEPAklIEAl 400 eqaasd- ALL. "ii be
sold e. extremely .)w pnces. Peaie tsL r. b. bAlAo-
WIN, Nos 10 aoa - boNoly.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
aliIiiarn Notlreo.

Floating Hospitals ZOE tho Wounded ei ihs
Sacse cf HoriktOwu.-Sspplies Or Bedala. pTsoias&
Delicate Food Nirr &C.. received A.
No loCooPeR UNION, Third avenue.
GEORGE T STRONG Nc. 50 wansL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
Cabinet Euru'tnre

tabircf Fnrn'ture
A. MANI tA'1UkEAs PRICES.
siOtOfr WORrH Or FURNITURE
In o. the fng of IN wholesale buslnes.
v ~ our osn insnuscinsrd goods 10 the pnOhe et the
SS1,i,iirF Of PARLOR, LIBRARY DINING and BED
VlO SUITES made OF sesctei material, AID n tue s's"
l.shionlh.- styles All goods ulffantrl . -,
PLEASE. goods Do - pnrcnasny ei's"nef~
NfiL & BkAU NSDOkt.
Noe l25 and le- Ridugtor. between Ef'el sni NoI'ot
R-G-aad EBaey ana Nouso..s. stages plri close by
igoyyHrd A.socinti0n Phisdelfhs. Tor sh" ks'iei ef
: si.s sfl .fres ed u et.i VITA kirrsnt ans Care .s
l,.sssec snd especially Diseases o. .hs Sexual Ofsa1
N.l;.I Advice Given GRATIS by tie Acting a1I .e0h ~
g.urnlr ~ PORTS on nSPEkMAPORRhtEA OF stBf-
MAJ WEAKNESS sud otrer Disases Of ths sshael Or
,.- in A. ,lrd lpttsr rHy4l,nes fre Of charge Aa'
-. DR. j. SKiLLlN HOUGBIoN
Howard Assoraiion
No South qtn.st Phi. SO .pLls Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

The Sanitary C0mrnissiOn a - oontlibauoAs
foI AID and relief OF he NOLU NrLhk AkM1 1hA.s
viii In all probability soon be many wounded men TO prosMe
lo, and troops te southern coast endansefS "
the unhealthy approachDg There 10 thsxsfose
special nreG Of puble hbesIy theiE behalf 'ess' na
the Pleasures pending Ia ConHe 20 ths Meo'
cal o,ar.m,it of lie army a ee perfected Age seies sd
depots Of hospital stores Gc maintained At heavy az
yerse in connsc.on with every portion oi TIE army S"as
GEORGE I. STRONG. Treasures,
80. :. :, a. -,-.~- .s.~ ; .S~s
The weekly Butte record., 1862-08-02
The Union.

Oliver Wendell Holmes, one of the most
spirited poets of the land, thus beautifully
sings of the destined perpetuity of
THE UNION
Has our love all died out Have its altsrs grown
coldz
Has the curse come at last which the fathers
foretold
Then nature must teach US the strength of the
chain
That her petulant children would sever in vain.
They may fight till the buzzards are gorged with
their spoil,
Till the harvest grows black as it rots in the soil
Till the wolves and the catamounts troop from the
caves,
And the shark tracks the pirate, the lord of the
waves;
In vain is the strife When its fury is past.
Their fortunes must flow in one channel at last:
As the torrents that rush from the mountains of
snow.
Roll mingled in peace through the valleys below.
Our Union is river, lake, ocean and sky:
Man breaks not the medal when God cuts the die ?
Though darkened with sulphur though cloven with
steel,
The blue arch will brighten, the waters will neal