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Cavalry Horses Wanted.

TBLr notice ID hereby given mat Lieut Col Preston.
NJ ne sr Vermont Cavalry he1meur- - IN iutlInr
.pd nv she proper Department u the puhi!c ierTlCa %
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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-21
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In the city Of Shreveport buyrr.
are offering for first quality. IS cents II /,
= H.. second quality 20.
The quotations Of this commodity
in the CITY Of New Orleans, are 4"
045 cents y n; common, 2Ss635.,
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Congregational. rom the Proceed-
ings Of Congress On The s2ssh 'slt, we
extract the follewing
Mr.. Perkins intros3eced = bill au-
the President tossnd Nv"
additional commissioners to such for
eigu nations as. in his discrimination,
sh: II pe most likely to. proceed to an
early recognition Of the Confedera e
States.
Mr.. Perkins said no had been urged
to have Immediate action on the bill.
as he understood the bill met will, the
concurrence Of the committee, but he
moved its reference to that committee
Mr.. Smith, of Virginia, said that
we had already FIVE commissioners
and he did not wish the reference 10
the committee unless it was matter
of high necessity.
i Mr.. Perkins said he made the re-
ference for the very purpose OF pre-
] venting discussion at present; me
3 committee could consider the bill
} and when information was called TOR
, the views Of the committee could 81
given.
Fl Mr.. Kenner,zof Louisiana. otf'rec
Il . resolution to the effect that The
!, Committee on Naval Affairs be IT
e structed to inquire into the expedi
t ency of establishing n naval depo
!, at or near New Orleans. Agreed t"
? Mr.. Mcdowell presented JOIN
: resolution from the State Of Louisiana
n instructing their representatives II
h Congress to procure the passage OF
IS bill establishing line of mail coache
d from Natchitoehes to Monroe. on tn
r Red River. Referred.
< Remarks IF Gen. Bragg, at Mer
q dian, 1iissss;ppi.-Feiloar-C t'Sens
p In Difference to your respected cal
10 l appear only to see and be scen' an
u to tender you my thanks for yo'
D. kindness.
so This is time for acts, not word
g Experience has taught me. too, III
X every man should stick to his trad
re In many efforts. | believe ! new
y made but one successful spceci--a,
that was. in few words, when
cour..d my wife-thc result then h
W in. due less to any merit either IN Il
v speech or the speaker than to any
or fortunate habit with young ladies'
70 deciding more from impulse than re
son, by which. rs in my ease tn
70 are too apt to be unfortunate. PC
he der we'll, then, my fellow-cltize'
he this ri.c. of advice: never call on
cd old soldier for speeches: and. if Y
:. will pardon me the liberty. will az
;. never send politicians to comma
to your armies. From that time ,
ON cause viii prosper.
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New or,c.n.
5Cattle Market. !.

Carefully revised by the latest -
O. papers. -
Arrived during the week ending
on tho 18th, l59 Texas bceves, 47c
Western cattle, 24l hogs. 5000 sheep.
141 veal cattle and 90 mich cows.
Sales. 573 Texas beevcs. 661 West
ern L,cvcs, III hogs. 900 sheep.
SAC veal cattle and forty-fi>c
mich cows. Stock on sale. 90 Tex
sa beeyes. 72 Western becvcs. AIS
hogs, 900 veal cattle and 50 lniich
io.,.S Tho nuotatiOns are:
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Tie Cruise Of tho Nashville.
6. s. 5. NASHVILLE,

e n,..so r. Il Il. 6 G.. Fsb'y Is, isss 5 e
\, dear Republican IL thought an s
. ccoupt OF our voyag. from Charles =
On Is Southampton and back again {
~,mld be Of some little interest tot
yourself and readers, therefore send
Il in brief. |
On the night Of the Goth October
1851, rs you know. we steamed out
ot Charleston. running the blockade
We had rengh passage OF three
DAVIS to the Bermuda Islands, where
We spent six days in coalins, From
<h.pc., we started for Southampton,
England, eneountering t~" or three
heavy gales. and when two days sa'l
from Southampton we ran down and
took as a prize fine Yankee ship OF
1900 tons hurthtn valued at sl25,Ooo|
which we burnt. Her name was the
Harvey Burch. of New York.
We got into port on the 2lst day OF
q Nov smb.r, and created quite an
excitement. Some called us pirates.
others privateers; but we found the
better part of them, that is them that
is the sensible portion OF the people
were very much in our favor. They
however, acted with the utmost neu-
trality, allowing us to do nothing In
the way Of reitting except SO much
Is WAS absolutely necessary make US
seaworthy. After We had rctitted and
were lying at the docks. we were sur
prised one afternoon to see bark
riged propeller, with the ''stars and
stripes flying at the peak. steam up
the harbor. She proved TO be the
Tuscarora. mounting nine guns, u
course quite an excitement prevailed
not only on board OF us, but also
ashore. John Bull was ;nite indig
rant at one Of his ports being block
s.ded by a Yankee, and talked more
than ever Of his. figA.tM OF the neu
trality.
/ We were finally ordered TO leav'
English waters, the Tuscasora recciv
ing the same orders, and whicheve
of us reporting our discrimination I
sail at certain hour, WAS to hav
twenty-four hours the start Of til
other. We were first in notifying tn
authorities. consequently we stra1ne
by the Yankee corvette in broad day
5 light, all English frigates lying
with steam up to proven. her fro'
pursuing US, and on Sd Of Feb. 1856
we took our departure from England
bound for dear old Dixie. Weagain ha
dreadfully rough weather. eocnunte
ing hurricane and tive heavy gale
but we weathered them all, arrive
safe in Bermuda, for the second tim
on the Goth insts where we aga
eoal.d; and on Monday. the 24t
started for this port, having been to
tunate enough to meet Beaufort
lot boat.
Two days out from Bermuda-th
is, day before yesterday-we car
upon the Yankee schooner Gilfelle
from Philadelphia, to San Dominl
with assorted cargo. We-orderedf
to heave to. and lower the "stars a
stripes" which she did. when
boarded her took off her captain, CT
and q few articles Of the cargo, a
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yick.burg Wing.

Published in Nicksburg, Miss. by
NJ. Shannon. Terms, in advance
Daily per aunum, IS; Weekly, So
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SOUTHERN
MARBLE WORKS.

MAR6Lk ox1ho.
Corner Of Texas and Edward SIS
Ill VlNG permanently located in
am prepared to man,
ufacturc from the raw material. and
right at home.
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
TOMBS.
TABLETS j. TOME STONES,
OF every description, in the best work
manlike manner.
IRON FENCING.
The undersigned having ,naae ar
engagements with the manufacturers
is now prepared to order every des-
cription of
| IRON FENCING,
suitable for enclosing buildings, gar
dens, cemetery lots, etc, also
! IRON RAILINGS,
for galleries and balconies, which
| will be sold at MANUFACTURES
PRICES adding transportation)-
Purchasers are invited to call and
examine the various styles, at tht
Southern Marble Works of
i w. HECOX,
Corner Of Texas and Edwards SITS
\; NV Post Officeis Shreveport, La
!. mo 6---d1Y.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-15

A SELL.-Net long since lot of us--I,
and HI b. high private, 'nowF-wers quar-,
tered in several wood tenements. and in
the inner room Of ons lay the corpse Of a
young officer, awaiting burial The news
soon spread 10 village not lar off ~ Down
CANA hearing 4 sent linen al and not bad look.
ing specimen Of Virginia dame.
a. Lot ME kiss hiln for his mothssy Ashs
cried, asai interrupted her progress. - -"Dt
lov me kiss him for his mother?
kiss whom?"7 .-.- ,-,.,- ,,,ry ,,,.,...r-,..,I
~ hs dear little lieutenant, the onanswho
lies dead within. Point him cut to me, sir,
ifyoa Rlease. never saw aim, but-Dhs !,
~-44e 4ed'her through tIodrn- in which Lieu.
tenant ---. Of ,Philadeiphia,,, y, lay stretched
out on an upturned trough, fast asleep
supposing him to, be the Article, sought
for, she rushed up and exclaiming, eiet inc
kiss him FOR his mother" approached be,
lips to his forehead. What was her amaze.
mentwhen the Corpse" ardently clasping
its arms sround her, returned, the. salute
vigorously aud exclaimed: "Nevor mind
the old lady, Miss; go it on your own &C.
cpunt. ! hayenhthe least objection, 4 4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-15


Dea tn OF Il iesst. Ea. fe. Rurbny. 20
2, The following letters from Capt
Ijams, Lieut.. Lofland and Col. Ewiinqa., !.
IN relation to the death Of that&xcel,
lent young man, Lieut., Reese II. Fur.
bay, Of this county, will be read with
3lta.oGt. 3l a7iH >4J 20 2ia~9 '74a 5Tfu asa rHo
hAtet - rHiiaraa7 ~1s Etgs, rs aea So .ai.
7s"ret''1aL sCANPANfIETAM Mi ,.ia),T2F
blrag "a Sept. 22d, 1862 (, 81.
~ Mr. THoATAs FURBAF--DEAR aSIR.--4Tt ia
my heart-fspding duty o. announce, To 3 you 81
the death Of your son, Lieut., R. R. Furbay;
which bhiOftanate svent occarred At the bat
tie Of sharpsburgh,s Md, on the 18th inst.
Suffer ma to offer to Yod, and his relatives
and friends in bersaEmsntr my deepest, heart
felt sympathies. He. was universally beloved
and admired both as man and,a brave SOL
der, II rHis death is regretted, ~ Ill. Tho
sacrifice was noble one, and made in "a
noble cAuse,,' : O. y"as - si4ii bsa2 an siaen
SO soon as I possiblyoca,,I viii send you
an inventory Of his effects, allof' DyHCom.
pany books areat Washington Gity.'ap
si Would that this cuifortunatsy war . had
closed and left your foa 70 be restored 10
his pareptst for,whom ! know he entertained
an pnwaTeIing love. Let me hear from you
esaiaa a3em lam sirsubi9i5J "a atja >, I'M
with much respect. SIN 9a'
5,7 sgd.,a3ga saiTour ob't. ssrvant,Bsj
aal a's bas ,aue WMsH. IJAMS aa.b
Capt sotb, 0. V, L.
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ford ofths Aniistam under a shower o.
grape, and after having been held under a
trying fire from the enemy's batteries for
sometime, made, under the order ofColonsl
Scanmon,a charge on his advancing columns
and checked and held bis largely superior
forces at bay, until the battle OF the ensuing
day, and he was dIiyen. from the field. 1t.
&URBAY, the memory Of whose gallautry and
worth is within the hearts ofhis comrades,
was SHOT by three balls through the, body
Anothsr-Lt Heddington, had his horse
killed under him. IT. Dufield, who had
been acting as my temporary aid, was also
killed, being twice shot,. "A soldier more
conscientious in the discharge Of every duty
did not live. -5'ai rt,ra -, r,2o.r.g5-s .
The troops Of the brigade behaved with
gallantry. For dsts lis, have the honor to
refer you to, The accompanying reppTls Of the
commanders Of regnlents.
I.bass ths s&i% tobe, zsir, very Respect.
fully JoqT rQhedioat .ssIysnt-, i,o,s
5,,t,,,- won ,7s bra HUGH EWISG,ry .
srl 9al Col. Commanding 1st Btigcde.-
g LtpFAAND. It y A.A,A.G.,.," :" d,,8p ., +
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HEADQUARTERS list BRIGADE,l
tgg hANAwHA, DIVISION. F s.
Camp at Antietam, Oct. l, 1862

lamp ~ Ahtlelal1i Oct. L, l0Oz 81
THoMAs FURBAY-SIR-I have the homo
to inform yon that ycdr son, Reese Il.
FurbaGs was slain in The battle OF. Antietam.
HSwasmy aid in the battle, and most nobly
and brilliantly bore bis part A ather eau
aot feel more heartfelt sorrow for his loss
than we, his comrades in battle do. As
aid, ds-camp to Col. Scammon commanding
inthe battle Of South .Mountain., he was so
brave and efficient and cool, that, he won
universal cOmuendalion, and his rise to high
command was certaIRe: bad ho hgsds5a lie
wssa soldier and a gentleman, and his name
and memory win be hoEored ia 4lthe land
May hesfest in peace. ''.1 'l7sN
i have he honor to be, sir, very fsspeet
fully and truly, your friend,
jrodgH 'soTN VII r. HUGH ENy1NG, q |
ca. e8gInmanding gIn ,1st Brig ksnawha Div. /
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,.y 011-AA, Roman, being about to repudiate
h'iwls, ,amoDg,a variety OF other questions,
was asked by hen enrsged kinsIran, SIS not
your wife a sensible woman? Is she not
'hAnds6me?''% In answer to which, slipping
off bis shoe, he held it up, asking them, rs
not this shoe,a very handsome, one h.. sit
not quite new? Is it not extremely well
made? How, then, isislthat none Of YOU
can tell me where il pinchese % AZ ''s=-' -