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Curehugh's filusive Wig.--Partings
unsisuabe; turning up behind; perfect a. guaranteed
Made only NJ 40 Broadway.
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Eight Cartes do Visite for Sl-Eq Ual to
the best made BALCHS. 2SS Greenwich st. barclay
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup fbr
ch idrrn relieves the child from pain, inggoates the
ssmac And bowels dys-ntery and drrhUs correcs
scdy and wind choe gives rest comfort aud nesh
dren t-cth.ug and Is remedy ~ OF choefs
nfantGm. sold every where. rs cents a bokle
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Or. Schenck will be at hts Keoms No. 81
Bond street, New YORK Monday n.Gt, September |.
Consasnptiyes call and see him.
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.OmciaI UroWinGs or the D0laW ware 8tate
Losteries.
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Wilmington. Delaware.
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Dr. &. Howard Marshall, who Cures
with certainty Asthma, Caiarrh and Bronchitis u al his
Office, II; Broadway. from tt :. Consultation Tree
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Omciai Dsawlngs OF Murray. Eddy 4
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also Shoulder Braces Ablo,nna, Elasr
Stocking for cnla ged veins. MARSH BROTWERS cor
Of Broadway and Ann street. undc Barnum huseun
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Omoial Drawings or the Library Asso-
otAsion Company Lottery Of Kentucky
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CLAn No. 260-Augast 30 1861.
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4. FRANCR 4 CO. CoyIngtoa. Ky.
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asiaut some Of the talented dramatic and musical
srts nave volunteered for The OCCASION and the per
lsrmances will consist Of light comedy, tragedy and
farce with a concert by and Italian artists.
The Academy q Music Phiiade,phs has been leased
or the winter season By Mr. William Wheatey The pre-
sent lessee of Nibo's HIS purpose s to alternate the
sars vino are " appear she two establishments. The
directors OF the New York Academy or Music will do well
rot 70 be too sId their business arrangements this
winter We the above combinations IN indication
at so lar az spsrs scsaceed they not 10 have IL
w theT own wsy.
Mr.. r. L. Davenport Is engaged at ;hs walnut street
theatre which opened FOR the season on Saturday
Anew farce, snttsd "Dodxsg the Draft" by Mr. Beni.
wcts was successfully produced At the Boston Museu
ON Monday last
Nj J. g. Clarke tie comedian, ccu,nsncec An engage
.asut At Yordes theatre Washington, shs 2s,h lie
IL 10 follow Mr. Rooth At the Winter Garden.
The younx pianist Willie Bsrnesmors Paps. sft towa
on saturday for Newport, whors he gives concert
morrow evening" Hs ooncsr, A. Saratoga "A very
suocsssul affair thsrs being upwards OF six hundred
persons present, He played IRON memory n number Of
pieces sssc,sd b. the sudisncs from lis, OF 6ity hong
compositions, astonshsa every by the adelisy
with which he adhered TO the text.
Al M. New aud Old powory theatres reyvais are the
order Of The day Al the former The sea OF Ice ami
at the lsilsr Tia water Witch the SKINNER ct he
ssss !" are to he reproduced this evening.
The uattlsof the pwar,s still, The chet atrscoo "A
Barnum's.
Ths m,usi reIs ail doug sScsent business. A,
woods. our African Cousin Polka" " scenes irom
Ha,.ct" end "Ths Unoa Army At BryenfS, one
elacs Brigade and the grand tcon "No<ma" az,
q; rerlstys. The umpire jg Danes, "ih0 caFtote
,ad ras la,yo,0 si., are tue ptoaiUsal isa,oc~s n
t,e s',s
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Office Semi-WeekIy News,
FritkdY ANgust l5tA, 1862.

Capt. +, A. Hervy, who arrived
here this morning, informs us that ht
learned from an acquaintance who
participated in the fight, that GU,
forces took possession of Baton Rouge
capturing over zoos prisoners. The
Arkansas upset two Of the enemy's
boats. She was not blown up, as
was rumored. Her machinery got
out Of order. bat was repaired, and
had started down the river towards
New Orleans. at which place the en-
envy arc only 5000 strong, and many
had died OF the yellow fever, during
the past week. Gen. Van Dorm had
the Manshac bridge repaired. Be-
ing personally acquainted with the
Captain, We think the Intelligence
can be relied on as correct.
One of our citizens tells that he
saw an account in the Mississippian
of the 9th, giving the particulars of
the blowing up of the Arkansas. Our
readers can form their own conclu-
sions.
Rumor says pope is retreating into
Virginia. and Stonewall jackson is
after him. and says he will follow
him into Washington City Or whip
him.
The Yankee army in East Ten.
nessee are reported captured
Richmond, Aug Gen. Stuart
left Hanover Courthouse on Monday,
with Lees cavalry, and proceeded
within s miles OF fredericksburg,
he there learned that two brigades Of
the enemy had gone in the direction
of Hanover Junction, and he went in
pursuit, overtaking the rear guard at
Mattepony.
A sharp skirmish took place, in
which he captured 60 prisoners.
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SHREVEPORT, FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1862

when the enemy were reinforced
and having a strong position on ris
ing ground, Gen. Stuart fell back
The enemy did not pursue. In thu
meantime q detachment sent for the
purpose. captured a train of IL wa.
CONS and So soldiers, on the Freder.
icksburg road. Gen Stuart returned
to Hanover Courthouse last night.
Mobile Aug. S.-A special dis
patch to the Advertiser and Register
from Richmond On 18th, says about
5000 Confederate prisoners have ar
rived there. The officers from Fort
Warren say they were treated kind
ly. but that the men who were con-
fined at Fort Delaware were COM
PEELED to work on fortifcations.-
Among those returned are crews of
the privateers Petrol, Savannah, and
gunboats JEFF. Davis, Beauregard,
Dixie and Sumpter, eighty two in all
Richmond. Aug. 7.-One hundred
and ten prisoners from Pope's army,
taken by Stuart's cavalry, near Cor
louisville, arrived tonight BY special
train. NJ officers, and no particu-
lars.
Four hundred prisoners, mostly
North born Were released upon taking
the oath, il violation Of tho cartel
The enemy is active on both side of
James river and disposed to advance
from Fredericksburg.
Considerable skirmishing on yes
terday, in which the Confederates
We're successful.
The returned prisoners will join
their commands.
4 schooner from Havana ran the
blockade yesterday morning. Her
cargo is powder, lead, caps, salt, etc.
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Produce Loan Agency.
To the People Of Mississ;ppi and
Louisiana:

Louisiana:
JACKSON, July IS, 1862
RY directions from the Department q,
~ Richmond, notice is hereby given tina,
subscribers Of cotton and money to the
Government Loan are required to comply
Immediately with the terms Of their sub.
seription.
The payments of this loan have been up
10 this date at the option Of the subscriber
the suspension Of the collection being al
lowed by the department in consequence of
the low price Of produce, and q desire to
facilitate the interest Of both the subscriber
and Government.
Holders Of cotton can now dispose of i.
either to the Government or to private pur-
chasers at FAIR and FULL prices, and it
IS urged that subscribers will perform the
obligation which is upon them. by the ad-
option OF one or the other Of these alterua-
tives as speedy as possible.
The bonds of the Government are readily
negotiable at par, draw interest from the
date of the transaction, and are fer sums
Of 800, $500, and $1,000.
II there was any patriotism in making, it
will be exhibited in meeting the subscrip-
ton. either by selling and paying over the
proceeds or by surrendering the article
itself to the Government at q fair valuation.
Those who have no: hitherto subscribed.
may now offer their crops in the same man.
ner.
The subscriber has established his Office
at Jackson, where he is ready to receive
all subscriptions in money or in produce
and deliver the bonds
Where crops are offered, state their loca-
items. and the lowest price that will be
taken, the planter to retain the custody Of
the same
aug l2-5w J. u. Is. DEBOW.
Southwestern and Gazette copy and no.
tice.
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The following is good news, and i:
from special dispatch to the Chica
go Times:
Memphis. July Estate advices
from the South by rebel sources are
somewhat important.
Ten iron clad gunboats, built in
England, and fully equipped, have
arrived off Mobile harbor, and sig
nailed Fort Morgan. Three more are
on the way.
These constitute the fleet ordered
by the Southern Confederacy to be
purchased in Europe. They mount
from ten to thirty guns each. and
are said to be mailed with six inch
iron, being regular war steamecs in
every sense Of the word.
Gen. Bragg has been telegraphed
to furnish $50 seamen to man them
with, and orders are being dispatch
ed over the whole Cedfederacy for
supplies and munitions to furnish
them equipment.
The commanders will be selected
from officers of the old United States
navy, who joined the Confederate
service. and have been idle Tor want
of a feet.
Their armament consists Of the
most approved modern artillery. and
each boat is constructed with q view
to ram service.
The blockade was run openly by
dint Of superior strength and weight
of metal, and Mobile is considered to
be open to the world. with the sup
por. of her newly acquired power.
The remaining vessels will be on
soon.
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The ARhY.-Major General r. II.
Holmes has been assigned to the
command Of the Trans-M Mississippi.
Maj. General Benjamin Huger has
been relieved Of the command of his
division, aud assigned to the duties
of inspector of Ordinance.
Brigadier Generai r. II. Ander-
son, promoted to Major General, has
been assigned to the command Of
the division lately commanded by
Gen. Huger.
Col. Jenkins, of S. c., promoted to
Brigadier General, vice r. III. Arm
strong, promoted.
Colonel Martin r. Green. Of No,
promoted to Brigadier General.
The resignation of Brigadier Gen
Joseph r. Anderson, accepted.
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From Norfolk letter of q recent
date we learn that since the battles
near Richmond, the Irishmen at Ola
Point have hauled up in their seines.
large numbers of legs and arms which
had been amputated from the wound
ed received at the fortress, and thrown
feed to the sharks in the Roads. What
will the Yankee nation say Of the dis
position made by the surgeons of the
dismembered limbs Of the army Of
the Potomac !? They will anxiously
enquire whether Mcclellan indeed
retains so. little of Virginia soil az
not to afford him decent burial space
for the mangled limbs of his follow
ers.-Richmond Examiner.
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$40 Reward.

STRAYED from the subscriber living in
y Shreveport, on Tuesday night, July
2yih, BAY HORSE, ahou: fourteen
hands high, marked with Spanish brand
on his right hip, he has also scar on
his right ru,np, supposed TO be from kick
or bite. No other marks recolleeted. He
had piece Of Manila rope around his
neck.
The above reward will be paid by return
ing said horse to L. NJ. DURR & co,
aug5tf Commerce street
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In reply to a remark of the Chica-
go Tribune, asserting that there was
wealth enough in that city to buy the
Southern Confederacy, the Times
very opportuneiy says Why did it
not add. and men enough to fog it.
We had supposed this kind of twad-
die had run out, but Helper must
have renewed himself. The wealth
and strength of the South have prov
en- themselves in such manner that
in ridiculing them we make ourselves
ridiculous.
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PRoMoTIoN.-The people of the
Confederate States, the Richmond
Dispatch remarks, will be gratifed
to learn that the Government, appre-
ciating his distinguished services.
has conferred upon "Old Stonewall"
the rank of full General the highest
known to the Confederate service.
service. This is richly merited by
an officer who has shown himself at
all times active, vigilant and skill
full
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The HINDoos FIGHTING EACH
OTHER.-We gave an account some
days ago Of the visit Of Picayunc
Butler to Baton Rouge. We learn
from our Mobile exchanges of Satur-
day what the object Of bis visit was.
1t seems that two regiments of the
enemy-the one from Iowa and the
other from Massachusetts-fell GU:
on the negro question, the former
charging the other Of fighting for
nothing else than the negro. From
words they came to blows, and an
intestine war waged with considera-
bic fury. Butler put stop to it and
returned to his headquarters, but he
had hardly reached New Orleans be-
fore the trouble began again. Gen.
Shipley then went up; but we have
no information of what he accom-
plished.-Memphis Appeal.
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Succession Sale.
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of Caddo
In District Couyt-No. SIG.
Succession of j. Z. Ellison, deceased
pY virtue Of Writ Of sale to me, dircc-
ID ted by the Honorable the Dis,,ic
Court i'll and for the Parish Of Caddo. and
State aforesaid. will offer for sale ut
public action: t" the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the 18Th day Of dug. 1862,
NJ, and four O'Clock, p NJ. the following
described right. belonging to the Succession
J. Il. Ellison deceased. to wit: The lease
of the store above and below lately occn-
pied by said Ellison Us 3 grocery or drink
ing saloon, ending the LIST day of January,
A. II. 1863. Terms Of sale: CASH.
II. HUNSICKER,
August 4th. Auc,ioneer
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We learn that over 900 tombs in
the New Orleans concentrates have
been broken into by the vandals, in
search of treasure and other valua-
bles. This is in keeping with But
lerism !--Natchez Courier.
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II Office.

III 4. DREW, and Messrs. Looney &,
L L. Wells, are authorized to transact and
attend TO oil my legal business, durius my
absence from Shreveport.
Aug. slim l.. NJ MUTT.
Gazette aud Southwestern COPY.
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We are for the colonization scheme
for which Congress has made an Incl
pient appropriation Of few hundred
thousand dollars, on one condition,
which is, that the white men who are
so anxious to degrade themselves to
the level Of the negroes, shall share
the benefits of the appropriation.
Let there be no distinction in color,
but let all negroes, white and black.
who love one another, be permitted
to dwell together in unity. Let there
be no violent sundering of fraternal
bonds.-Chicago Times.
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$50 Reward.

GTRAYED from Tho subscriber from his
~ promises. at Shreveport, on the even.
ing ot the 18th inst, . DARK BAY
HOR96, shout years old black name
and tsil. has . how neck. with saddle marks
on his back. Said horse had on a saddle,
bride eod martingsle, and q cotton rope
around bis neck.
The above rewsrd will be paid by return
ing him to
augl5.t NJ LEVY
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During a hail storm in Van BureA
county, Iowa, last week, cakes Of
ice two or three inches in diameter
tumbled to the earth. Whole fields
of corn and oats were destroyed, fowls
were killed, and horses bruised,
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Application.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Caddo
Tenth judicial District Comr,.
NOTICE is hereby given that John G..
~ McWilliams has this day filed his appli-
cation to be appointed Curator of the sue
cession of Charles Dailee, deceased. as u
vacant succession, and unless opposition is
made thereto within thirty days, the time
prescribed by law, said appointment will be
made as prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal of office,
this 4th day of August, A. d. 1862.
A. l.. MERSHON,
aug Deputy Clerk.
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NOtice.-The creditors of the sue
cession of John Larmier, deceased, will pre-
sent their claims to A. Is Levisee, my attor-
ney, for the succession.
MARY SILVEY,
'julyS6tt Administrative
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A Coop Hlr-A small boy in
Fredericksburgh was asked by
Yankee soldier were all the pretty
girls were. He replied, "1n the
house; they won't let the Yankees
see them" The Yankee asked if he
had sister. "Yes." "Is she pref
ty?" eyes" "What is her name2"
(" Her name is Manassas, and she
lives at Bull Run. replied the brave,
and smart little chap.
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M COMMITTED to the J all Of the "a
nv ish Of Caddo, in the City O

Il Shreveport, negro man aged about
Z. years, five feet six and a malt inches
high, of dark copper complexion, rather
slow spoken. Calls himself GILL,
and says he belongs to Jumes Hughs liy-
ing III Rock Monnt, Bossier Parish: says
he was hired to a MIR. FINLEY. Tanner in
Bossier Parish, I.a.
The owner or owners OF said negro are
hereby notified to come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges, and tax. him away. or
he will be disposed of as the law directs
Aug Is. 1862. J. 3. WEIGH,
st JaiIor
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01


and her OacR interests She must not al
lo,c the arts and fnesse of Nesc England
to despoil her Of her richest commerce
and trade, and 10 render her labor srhok
ly subsercieft to an eastern, sectional,
and selfish policg-EastcrR last OF po,c-
commerce and gain Let every reader
mark the language. '7ai
j know the potent appeal that has been
made to our prejudice, upon the charge
that slave labor is in competition with the
free labor of the North; but know al
SO that it is not founded in fact The
cultivation of rice, sugar, cotton, tobac-
CO, and hemp is not in competition with
our labor, but in aid and support of it
With the gold which the Southerner re-
ceives for the sale of his crops, he pur-
chases our products, and thus secures to
our labor its high rewards. But if we
disturb the institutions, as our fathers
approved them-if we free the negroes
of the South, what are the consequences
to us? Large numbers of the negroes
would seek the North, expecting to meet
peculiar sympathy, and one or two re-
suits would follow; either they would not
work, and thus be supported out of the
earnings of our labor; or they
would come directly in competition
with our labor; and being of an
inferior class, and not competent - do
as much work, nor do it as we'll as the
white man, our labor would be degraded
and cheapened; and the white man
would be driven to seek employment in
competition with the negro and to accept
as the reward of his labor the standard
of prices which that competition would
FIX
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

Agency for Soldiers Claims.
~ w. MCBRIDE AND A. T. wHITTLESEY,
". procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money,
Arrears of Pay, and Land Warrants, under the
several acts of Congress.
Fees moderate, and no part Of their charges col
lecte' till tho claim is secured
Office ON north side Of Third Street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville Indiana
febi5 MCBRIDE a WHITTLESFY
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BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.
IL Slight Cold,

VTM fl Slight Cold,
ESfA lcnah, ,-5Icafscncss
(fyi5SIHsIIiS or Scse lTfi<G1t,
VSSJ l0hich might be checked
s &is!A> 1uith a simple remedy,
ifnegJected, ctaea ter7pHsotss seriously.
Felo ore aloore of the jnaportaysce cf
stopping a <acnah or Slight
NoLd IN its first stage that lOhich
IN The begt'aning loould yietd to
n1ili remedy, if not offended 10, soon
attacks the lungs.
NFoz,sl's bronchial >Sfccilcs
lUsre first introduced eleve,s years ego.
Ii has been proued that they are the
g. best article before the public for
RcuaiLs, IgcLas, 8rcI1cjlifiS,
.54shLnla, /Catarsh, the Hacletng
Cough IN lecnsttnrIitfcn, and
re'rserous afscticzs Of the ~SIIi<1afs
gjvt'sg iplp1sdrate rellJ.
PwbIic Speakers " Singers
wiA find them efectuaL for clearing
and Strengthening the voice.
Sold BY oil QDpu.ggists ossd Dealers
in MeILclne. at 2s oeyvts per boz.
Sold by KELLER a WHITE. Evansville, Ind. .
feb dwiy