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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08
81 Of graduates:

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r,ker. Rolln L.......N. Y.lNaler Aaron s.......Pa
Rssos''r Ldwit' y NS1:: J'fs Gees l.
B,spnan John L.......N. D. Nel.on, Alden E,......VL
Brush. Heury M.......E IYC,lsgssn lh9s o''''s.'S
Ci,ulberiio Dy-ixh, N Y Owen Geo H.......".N y
Cb,r,b,-ii, VIM III : Peck Solomon H.......N.Y-
napi, Mellon J.......Pa. fleetwood JOIN LILY,
T. Witt Edmesd...N J pg:hor naI rs, Ne
Dicss lanes W.....c ". Ko5s,trn " m; 1c,'''"N y
Td.s.fd, Geo WIN Y. Sears C. Aiiou....... Corn
Ea.i,9 w T ~ Sob S. o1 ling jo S5
Fr,.Y,1r Jsin N....Il Saith Ge~.C.........M Mass
C,eistu. .Ser, H....N y southgortb JAS. W, jr.Mo
Giasr. Wa; I'D s on. I'M Dayi Fl
HotsmsS' Samuel E...Ins. strong. Sylvester IN T.
HontiDgton, Abel......N Ylsunuer 4. r, Cong
Kimberly, A. U.......N Ildas or, Win J..'''."". "
isSbseS Alfred s......p. ir.aey, Iohn P......ps-
Lsuderdlr. john VIII. lrsTn.r q. ke.rton."Ssv
Tod Mathis i.....N s. Van Rey pen, WIN. KIN. J.
Lowe, John N''....'..'N' - alton MO mo-
M,C,e.ry Beverly Nm 2. lwLi1rv Edw J.....N. Y.
Mcdonald Geo. E......N T. Yard Thomas s."...N Y.
Asther VIM. H........CCDu Total ..........bo
Prizes were awarded to the following gentlemen:
Dr. nors Silver Medsl, TO W H. Rses..........."N Y
Or Motifs Brous. Medal 90 W. X Conn.,
DR.. Van Buren's l.i Pfi1e 70 Ergene ocots.....M 4
Dr Van Bureus "a Prize, TO ": II B'.es..........N T.
d.. He,cafes "a Prize 70 4. ;. Laubscn
Pref. Van Buren, addressed the graduates briefly
and afsecionaely in reference to The Importance OK
the duties which they would have to perform through
fe and the value Of seeing to il that they improved
every opportunity Of adding TO their efficiency, and
rejecting honor upon their profession. There was
large audience OF ladies and gentlemen.
rS
ARRIVAL OF The NNETy-EIGHTH REGIMENr.-
The 9Sth Regiment Of New-York Volunteers, Col.
Wm. Duiton, arrived from Albany on Thursday, and
are now Quar.eged a; the Park Barracks. They arc
fully uniformed in light blue, and are 10 be supplied
here with Enfield rifles. The Regiment numbers
about 600 men, with drum corps. Companies F,
!. and Ia are from Wayne County the other seven
companies come from Franklin County They bad
been in barracks and undergoing drill at Albany only
about tvoweeks before leaving there FOR New-iork.
| Col. Dut.on was educated at West Point There
appears 10 be good feeling existing between Cd ,
officers and the men. The latter are farmers AMI
mechanics Of Northern New-fork, with small pro
norton Of Intelligent Germans among them. Tho
Captain of Company is second cousin OF no
I,mentea Ellsworth. The following is - list of The
leading officers Of the Regiment:
Colonel, wilHsm Duton As't sUrgeon, G. = balcA
Lieut. olanel, ,has DuIkee Stuaitruf, Geo - are
| Major albon Man. Guar. ssrst, w n hegsH
! hsis,art ~ a NubiA Con Ssgt. W. i. Rudl.
| CHAPLIN Rev w. Il. Hubbard se.st Mayor H. D. hAe-oh
Surgeon, Wn. u. Dayids.
| Con- panic. CAPTAINS. CoEPcnm, tcPtar-
| Al J. M,unx. t.... VIVIAN hreisfsn
| b.. Benz amin Russell. t...f, y. Noihr.
| c....L. ID. Ellsworth. Nv w; 1t-E;
| DID, sues Doty. i..''sAHIto ~ aAsiy,
| 20 ~ Miller. A....Charles BndslL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

THE GREAT SuRREYDER.-Mr. Z. Anthony, pho
'ographer, of Broadway, among bis numerous comic
pictures for the Photographic album, has published
QUO which will serve 10 keep in remembrance a re-
cent notable event in the history Of the rebellion
Inc surrender Of Mason and Slide s caricatrred 10
the me- Earl Russell stands upoa promopsory,
with Tue British Lion under his foot rendng parch-
ment entitled The Right of Search" On tie op-
poslte shore, supported by "the Bird Of our Conn
try" is Mr. Seward, serenely pointing to Britsh
steamer in the distance, on which appear Mason and
slidell, large enough to swamp the cranky craft,
while JEFF. Davis stands near palmetto ia the lack
ground, wriagiug bis hands in despair at this sudden
blow to bis hopes of European Intervention. The
value of the csrcature is enhanced by the fact that
tie features OF the actors are undoubted portraits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

I INTELLECTUALLY
GRAND GALA DAY AT BA sS Esssso ara
Inc nsT What Ia III Aoaa Family g.. ct AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

THAI OF the previous six months and So lees than TINT
Of the corresponding six months in 1860; that The
number of incendisry fires was % less than in the
previous six month"; and 80 lees than that Of the cor
responding ak months in 1860; and that. during the
came time, Is deaths lad been caused by fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

THE V. ssAR FEMALE CoLLrGE.-The Vsesar te-
male Col ege, now in cour,e of erection NJ Ponsb-
keersie, 10 advancing satisfactorily. The walls are
up to t'se second tier Of beams, and 1t is expected
that the work will DO nshed and tie college ready
fox oce apstion by May or June, 1864.
Ro ,ert 4. Fisher NJ. D., of New-iiaven, has
been elected Professor Of Chemistry for the college.
He VIII spend two years in EuroIe, in ordertc make
such observations as will fit him thorous hly
fof Liz new position. President Jewett is sl,o soon
10 leave for Europe to study the various syssns Of
iemlle education, to enable hin to perfect system
! for this institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

The FIRE MARsHAL's SEMrhSSUAL REPoRr.-
The Fire Marshals report TO the Mayor, Common
Council and Police Justices, of The City and County
of New-York, for the Six months from June TO
November 80 1861, printed and sets forth that IN
The time specified there were lis fires; that the
alleged loss wns 1874 s67; that the amount OF N,
surances was $272l ,025, and that the amount pun
was $3.50, $751; that the number OF incenaiary nie1
was 80; that tho Insurance Companies h"d 'eSo,''"
that petroleum. rock oil, aud earth OIL III aef"'o "
pn,.sued sla,e nro uninsurable that tho apparatus
attached to gas meters, known as 0'f0o"', n'a,,
dangerous; that the number oil Hres ""S - ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

Colonel, Willism Dutton.
Lieut. ( olanel, ,has. DuIkee
Major. alhon Man
Adla,aat. l.. n. tlub'is.
CHAPLIN. Rev. w. Il. Hubbard
Surg on, Wn. u. Day.ds.
Cor. pdnies. Ca obtains.
Az. }. M,unx.
B....Benjsrnin Russell.
C....L. ID. Liisw orth.
D....Janes Doty.
E....O. n. Miller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08
LRcAclEs AND DisTRiBuTns SHARES OF PER-

Section l0j provide that my person having in
clafgs or trus. Hs Administrators, eNecui0rf, or
trus ees of any l,geoes or disno1tve shares arising
from Iersonal property, Of any hind wha'soevrr,
where ,hc whole amount Of nuch yer onhl pro- ery,
IA , On,said shall exceed tee fgn If ono thousHnd
dollars in ucusl yalce afting rom sEy ler'on ' ne
may oie ater tie passage Oi ths net pofs rr.d OF
,uch property, lei within TIC thi cd otaics ether
Ly will 81 by he lme,tate lws o any State or Ter
titofy, or shy part Of suci property or iuicr,s
therein trai -crred by deed grnt bargain, SALE OF
,iii made ~ Intended 10 'ke elect IN possession o.
enioymeut alter Ire death of t,io gr.utor or taf-
rluer t. any IersOn or persons, o. To any body or
r,te. poliiG or corporate, in Iruft or oiherwisc,
sball BE- AID hereby are made subject 10 d1 y or
tax 10 be paid ~ TIE United Saes as follows, that
is to ray:
F,r.i. Where the person or persons entitled to
any beneficial interest in such IN peity sh 10 the
lineal i,-uo or Insal ancestor, wife or husband,
brother sister, 10 ne PER on who died Pos,btrd
of such property, afo csaid at and ster lie rate
o. ssveuty five cents for eacn 0nd every hundred
dollar. Of the clear value OF s4ch intersst IN such
property.
! Second where the person or persons entitled TO
gny beneficial interest ~ such properly rhaIl be u
descendant Of brother or eis'er OF tbe person who
died posses ed aforesaid, a. aud after the rate OF
ore dollar aud fifty cents for each and every hundred
dollars Of tie clear vslae OF such M crest.
TA,rd: Where tie person or persons entitled 70
any beneficial interest ia such property shall be "A
brother or lister of the f9thor mother, or dc
sceudant Of brother sister u The iather or mn.hei
Of the person who died possessed, as aio'e.nd, ut
aud after The rate OF three dollars Tor each nnd every
hundred dollars Of tie clear value oi such ihitseat.
F1uyths Where tho person % yereons e9s,led 70
any beneficial iDteIeJ Ia 'snch property snaii De
bo her OF sister oil tse grandiatte, or grandmother
Or ceudnpt OF the brother eiscr VI the grand
iuther or GRANDMOTHER OF the person who died pos
sss.ed as aforessd ut and after the rate OF ionf dor
lars TO- esch every hundred dollars OF the clear
value OF such interest.
| itftt. Whers the person or pefscns EMIT tf
any beneficial intefeai III such property eLau DO IL
, 1862-12-15

Tie nnuNher Of stsancrs now fitting out offers inc
opportunity to tie Western toHrc to enlist In the
waters, and aHy one not nyc7 forty years Of age will
be received provided lie brings with ltu certic.te
Of Surgeon tiat he has chronic disease or physical
debility 9 any kind Nc person under eighteen years
p=rents attested before justice Of the pesce~
Tie Inducements to enter the Navy the Western
waters are very great-pro!Totion to command for
those w!'oearn t E9od ay a;,d subslteace and com
wishes to enter the Navy viii hare their mileage
paid tle their arrival at Cairu. nnE Naval Rem
devious and after they delivered on board tho Re-
ceir1ng slip.
Tie enistents will be for the war and hot less than
one rear If for The two months at'sance will be
ral when the person enlistfng presents hinself on
board 1eeci'1nE SUM- and every one will be allowed to
lave tati nay ticket for lis family from tile day
lf:tmept. IN additional sxaninat9n BY the Surgeon
one attempting to deceive will not enjoy the benefit of
tbs notice.
The following are the rates Of pay to which persons
arc eligible Icing sent from the Receiving SUP to
.Tcssel Of War-all person though must enter Sea
men Ordinary ScaHen Of LanIlstc1 and obtain such
higher rates as they may be tilted for:
, 1862-12-15

Mcti1listcr 1arthy miss
A!c(ar1y El;zab'l. i nj
Mc,,nt!tii1l Ellen 11liss
kTcClay J II miss
Mccarthy Catherine
McTetera Jenna miss Z
McDoisaltl Mary j miss
,AjcUOugau Mary miss
, 1862-12-15
Business Gar0s.


Manufacturers and holeszle DtAlera In AL kinds OF
<'Oarse a.;d Fine Fapelx Envelopes Cards. Card and
:iravr l;Uards Paper Eas.s Printers Ink. &c. dc.
tF e. 81 psid for all Kinds Of Paper Stock. mh2ly
, 1862-12-15

1t,Icllart FM mrs
1llyrai.G1s. t-ciia mrs
iIluCf mfa
| Iawton e. miss 2
ia,lti1 Mary miss
Lamb Sarah mrs
! lll;tl.dc :A1mira miss
| I.asse L1,cry 1;nliss
la1,ey Ellen miss
| Lee JAS P mrs
| Lewis J,,1ia 4 1nra
| Lewis 4 mrs
| LesterJeRsic miss
, 1862-12-15

LADIES' LIST.
4
at,,nas r RA.nrs Andrews Lydia miss
Allison Jane mrs Atwood CARA mrs
ANrrn Ellen Arnold Sarah miss
, 1862-12-15
ST. LOCIs. CHICAGO.
CIStINNATI, F.ElE.
LOUISVILLE. MEMPHIS.
CA1fst.


de2xfs5i1m Commanding Mississippi Squadron.
UO! FOR TIE EIGHT IN
LII FAETRY, REGULARS.
800 BOUNTY
few more able bodied 3EN wanted Tor this old and
permanent Regiment.
Pay from f13 to ~ per month. th..x,,......
Good hoard, clothing and medical attendance tur-
nfs!:ed Immediately.
One month pay and 80 government bounty given
recruits upon Joining. the Regiment,
orfnrtter particulars anp|y to tQHN " FRENCH.
.Tr. second Lieutenant Eighth Infantry. Recruiting
officer It 1sE South CLARK etrect.
saGa VIII be paid any person presenting az accepted
recruit. oc.:as,l-stn
, 1862-12-15

TAX NOT1CE.-To all whom it
i 1ny concern; Public notice is hereby given thas
arnnS Il to n lie ssa.e Il isss'oF On tie @ m ay
81 Jung. 2. 1877. " Hunt becamc the purchaser
Lot 80 q. In Block No. 4. 10 Magic & Highs Addl-
lion i tf City Of Chicago in the County Of CooE nud
xcar s ind hnt tho certificate u purchase has been
duIy asalgued to me hy the said G. v. Hunt.
The time II dc1ritoD IT the above lot or price Of
land from such tax sale Will expl5e on the stth daX OF
T:hfr5.o Drc To- 1872 de13.y6sSt
, 1862-12-15

GEALED PROPOSALS areinvitcd
~ until the I'D day Of Deccmbc1 1851. for supplying
shc IEIsed States Subsistence Department with 0
head Of Reef Cattle on the hooL
The cattle to be delivered III Washington, D. C.. and
admitted that weighs less than 1GD pounds gross
{Iciftrs Stays and Bulls hot wanted.
The trsf delivery TO b. m on or aoout the 18th dty
OF January. 1863. thereafter as the GoEe.n
incn may direc1. Goo head OF Cattle per wccA will be
reIu::.ts 10 be delivered nnaeF this co!1trac1-
j bond with good and sut!ice1ft security will be re-
auird- Twenty peE cent. ct the purchase roueE will
Proposals from contraCtoIs who hare previously
failed comply with tlci: ntls. IRON. dEsoEa1
q where te bidder is not present 10 respond to his
bid n i'll not be considered
The names Of firms should he stated in fun, with the
precise adaress otcach !rcmb.1T ofttie tirni
snch other funds Government may hare fur dis
bnrsefnrnt- s
Ali nids 10 be accompanied by tEo gu srartces and
fil ectcd to COL. L. RECkWTTH. 4. D. L. and C. = T.
s. A. Washington, u. G., and endorsed " Proposals Tor
Eecf Cattle"
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We.-.oft the county Of. and state Of, do
hereby guirantee t1at = Ii aIc fulfill t.l contract
in accordance with fhe terms Of his proposition and
that should his proposition be acceHtel hi. will at once
cuter into contract IN accord;.nce herewith.
Should tle contract be awarded hfE VIC prepared
10 BECOME his securities.
The Responsibility Of The suarautors must be shown
y til, ccrtIGcatc ot the Clerk If the nearest
District Court OF the United States District Attor
pcy. .-.
TIE REJECTED. de1e.y1-td
, 1862-12-15

Unl11nllE5to1l !ilfrlGGl1tS- Il
WINANs, PEARCE & CO.,
COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
AdyancsS viii BE- made on slpn1e nts to Woodsu q |
Sse S Ssw xqK 3 soah sas Wa Ed a,!ess
4 BEL AKIN & CO.,
COMnEIssIoN MERCHANTS,
~ sesh n fF sa 1f5s e s. ssss
4. AK1s r. 4 HURIsrr.
n ". CLAPP & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Salt Dealers 70 soath Wells street. -Chicago, Ill.
OWL .o1aPP. [de4-x7s'+ewl H. sNEH
MoU11oft tzoSs5s 4 So:' |
COMMISSION N1ERCHANES,
For the sale and purchase of Flons, G.9ia. sceds
SE 81 rFslss ass g w. Wet Ssoso st. Gcgo
pALLENTINE, LAW RENEE d
- SSarm1ssf5N e9:5 S5SHnAE HHnEKcHAnrs, |
Ds1n d.; nsIIEsT1sE. bale E.' aHsEx = nAEEsE1SE.
8Es'A@1' fA"hfxfE posiissS aaa.I' sm.1 = hA"hs'A
4 LBERT e. NEELY, /
II PRODUCE
COMm1ssI0N MERCHANT,
go 17ga. Eensh Water street, leone1 # EEsasn
A LIEN HoWEs'
C0ntMISsIor MERCHANT,
No 1zs South Water St, Chicago.
Loc14-veossml
IT M. TURLAY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aud Dealers in Sorghum
detG61-iy 179 South Water street. Chicago
A. J. HoAe1ASD'
COMMISSION mERCHANT,
No. 12l South "ater Street.
CIucAGp.......--...........-- ILLINOIS
Liberal advances made on property consigned to
PHARE d Tff0RP, Eew York.
z5 ess fE::: e. fzssanrs Bank.
ANTHONY nArssr ioeissMI ess5 Tsaafs'ra1's 1ank n T.
STILES, BREWSTER d CO.,
CoMM1sSION MERCHANTS,
ohlcc and warehouse No 80 South Water street.
snd T5anklin street. Liberal adsancss m1as 9a
| MccoAB1Ef fkS6Hdnl 3 GH4LD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
! No. Ii Water Street, New Y orlz-
R" . Hoa2e tha
$I.;5Ss IS 53issS hs Sssa ss5; SE':s
=. ALEX. a'coxB1E D. A1oSzo CHILD.
lnTGALD STEWART s CO.,
| ~ GENERAL
CoHMIssI0N MERCHANTS,
154K South Wafer Street, Chicago.
seS1ugGsSm Post Office Box 49,
1T EDUC & GIBBS,
- conzn1ss1os MERCHANTS,
Particular attention given to orders for Flour Gcaa
WOOL &C. Liberal Alliances made On consIsnnients 10
aznes sssse street eateaSs ~
TTNDERWOOD s Co,
- eomm1ssffsSS S5Gka sfE;R.ez1;Asns, 4 ca; :.
pgsis ,hgsT e Trade Building IS i
| 4 LBE1T 3RSaSSgF M9RSE 8 CO.,
! | No 1s6 South Water street. t.ajkeas Hullding.
:Dusiness ceni''sa s,s;;.i stsi;.s to COMMISSIONS.
EARWELL& e. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1S3 South Water street. Chicago H. Liberal advance
made On, properly N aoss.. I:gFxEs:cE E=:-teole.
cn.s nv is s W si1fos ss: FSe1r ri
| TNC15DIT n 17ITTIvD = 5,;S
! koDEIh IL. J. UthEG N w.
Comat1ssl55S :WlsERcHANTs. Il
-, - 80 1z1.1:.. -,
o. aodin 1 q lGs SGA Htsr S.Iee
II lohllllsslon. . - Ei2ssaMst,H bill
WITTTAM5 s. TOI7GHTFTTVG
No. slo< South Wster Street sceoad door scst OF Well
and nurchssc ST ali Emis Of Produce. Stncs1 &c. o
eon1nssiou ctsl. atissiices !1s:e On his Of iaiie
sh u 'ss sSs Ses ssA %
TTpDV y n 15T = 0N 9 7O
MI = II II L IN ALC oN ~ w.
W. 70. n seatl. Water street.
shil nest and u.aktn: c:s advances on Grain. fiou
,,,nr~ r,Ios E,er Il Connaisszen: L sz.zrx
DEDEORD. MEREDITH d co
), I IL EXCLUSIVE ....-
-, CONFESSION ME:RCHANTS.
steft s5e :fSGaGss Gcge it, 40 aa soos 3ataiy
-, TTTT15T5 1V- ~ 4 TT5- m
, 1862-12-15
G51,r nl,n Car.
Groal Il ot1fr5.

ESTATE OF SAMUEL WILSON,
II DECEAsED.-Pnhitc notice is hereby glrcn to
ri! efsons having Claims sud- demands against the
estate ct Sanue Wilson. deceased to present the
.1c County Corr. Of Cook County to be holden At the
tourt House. in The City q Chicago on the Third M2n
thereof. RUaER1 H2LLAtE. E1GcuInFs
Chicago Nov. 1st. 1869. noSSSstd
, 1862-12-15

Iufttats.

To tho Patcnec OF the English fuel heat con
trolling valve, Room 1s, Gob6,a Building n 7
G B H.. .P1opr Chicago Gift Book store Prln-
can Needle co...C + r.. II r L 2--.Propr 81
Michigan avenue; n T. .PFopr Of the Na-
is Dollar Sewing Machine co. O E B.. Els
worth Photograph Gallery e P H. Command
ing Officer I'd rest Ill light artillery
Pcrsons wishing drop letters advertised must
affix three cent stamp
Ezss- Officc open from let Of May to 1st Of No
ycmbcr, daily (c&ccpt Sunday from A. m till S
,: N. On Sunday from 9,< I'LL lo1< q. Y; From
daily Except Su1ldays1 and on Sundays from $50
Til iO:i5 a. h. Ix7 fl SCRIPPS.
, 1862-12-15
In5trum entS,
80 SOUTH CLARK STREET.
Proposals.

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
L I;aroat Company will rcce!ye proposals. 70 cot1
struct bitches from three ve miles in length max
Iroquos county Spring Greek. Tie dirchcs 10 besix
e1 nna os a faT ahe 81 aa
of their ability to perform the work 6stwssn Is aEst
lie lei tenth dag Of February next Apply to L.
H. CLARKE. Chief Engineer l. T. L. r. Co. Chicago.
Illinois dctG-yl E1li
, 1862-12-15
CHANGE OF TINE ON AND
~ AFTE1: NOVEMBER 18th. 1ssc.
CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO,
ATH TTNE p&rpnan

Forty Miles the Shortest Route to Cincinnati Iudiaa
po!ls and Louisville.
TRAINS leave Vest Side Union Depot, Chicago.
daily. us follows;
go T. M-Dny Express and Mall Sundays exceptedf
C.p T. M-NiEht Express eSaturdazs esctpted.>
Arrive at Cincinnati at 7-i5 A. H. and S60p pM
SOUTHERN CoSNEcr1OEs- indianapolis Iur Frank
lin Columbus. Madison Law renceburE, JeHer5uurlilu
and all points In Central aad Southern Indiana, also for
Louisville. frankfort Lexington and all points south
E.sTEEs sCoSSEcI1oSs-Att anderson and Richmond
POINTS In Central and Eastern Ohio.
Connections ut Cincinnati for ua1Edcu. MARIETTA.
Parkevseurg. and points on the Ohio River.
Through tickets BY this line can bo obtained at All
principal Railroad uftces in the Northwest and ut tina
Loulranys Office. No 1sS Randolph street, chicago.
tuudct the Sherman fonHe.t
JOHN BRANDT. Gen. Sup Richmond Ind
CuAS. FDL1EIr. Gen. Ticket az Chicago IT,
SAM A.LEWlS. Fies'n rass- Ag't, Chicago.
, 1862-12-15
n ATFNA s CHICAGO UNION

" Acknowledgment AKRaseENksE. u.t,r
m and after MONDAY, Nov. 9Th 1859 Nains Eaa
1esTe Wells street. Depot follows sunday esGeRtea @
Il A. NJ aud nso r n for RelFi4sIg snH intsr
@edi.ts ront aaa 1H M ao1 poinss
iMi n fnr Elgiu Bevide1e. Hoch1oE4 aaa a5.. nhs5
date poists q ss{of f Geusi1 I'd 1.neasis sna Vii tsEss
Pna1 snE 1lse r ii. train Passengsfs tor tFra
T - IL =. Mrfjrnry Richmond. GeneEA !6xe ano IL
al1LadiSte Sopts viii taEe the i0o z. n tain.
Sleeping eais W 1Ae Z" i. TALC0TT. Gen'l Suo't.
a. WHEELER, Gen.l Rassc-Ses AGsaf,
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-21
PaDer ManufaCtOric>.
our readers

We clip the folio" ing tr"IH the
Richmond Enqlirer:
The importance OF "stahIiSit'hSI
manner mills throughout the South X !
at once obvious. Thousands upon
OF dollars invested III print
inc materials are ROW lying idle and
reproductive FOR WINK Of paper NO
other branch Of business III the South
has suffered more than the printing
business, and that iuainl V for the
want of paper: ana this too, when
the manufacture OF paper would h'
the most princelv profitable business
Imaginable. HE ends OF rope, waste
;cotton, pieces of baGging, and Other
PARTICLES used in the manufacturing e'
paper, could be procured in quaint
/ ties sufficient for all purposes, ;ht
I would be checrtullv and gladly given
t Sites would he donated AND doubtle=
nremiuns could be obtained by pau
, ties wishing to start the busnes:
:. land vet our capitalists, with stol'
|inditference Which is wond erful, max
na move in the matter, and to til
crv Cor paper which comes from
/. parts OF the South they remain Toe
"a ishly indifferent"
The above is too true. AS reSar'
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-21

Rcportcrs in Mr Potomnc -ir"y.----
J,h,. Richmond Examiner learns thHt
Cen. Johnston has issued 4 general
or,,or .xpcllin@: all newspaper c"rr'--
poi,dcnt7 and reporters from the lines
ot the armv on ,lc Potomac. 1t l..
understood that this conr~" has been
taken on account Of alleged imprUdc't
statements made by SOME of the
ncwspap,r correspondents IN relation
~ ,noyc,rcuts of the army and lnil!-
.a,v affairs on the Potomac.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-21
From GeE. JaCksOn'S Commando
Particulars Of The ROmney Right.
Dastardly Conductor the Yankees

LuucALarg, Va, Jan. 9.-Ihc
of this city will publish
two private letters dated
at Winchester on the 7th and Sth
inst, and furnishing interesting m
telli~ence from Gen. L. } Jackson =
command
The first letter says there has been
no fighting beyond some little skir-
mishing, in which thee or four casu-
aHties occurred on each side, and the
CAPTURE bv the Coatederates Of tw'
cannon and ten or twelve prisoners
| when the enemy retreatcd across tn
| Potomac. We burnt the brldg
across the Capon river. The fore
of the enemy was estimated to d
from two to three thousand.
i The second letter says that Gel
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-21
Something New.

We visited on Saturday, the Pork
Packing establishment just started III
our city by Messrs. Anger \ 9ar''"'
Two hundred and twenty or thirty
hogs have lccu slaughtered and are
being carefully pnt up. On account
of the unt:,vorAblc weather they ha"
to stop killing. 1t was their 'nttn-
,ion. we learn, 70 have killed not less
than eight hundred at the start but
unlcs, the weather tavors them We pre-
su,nc they viii not. This is ne"
feature of industry i'll Shreveport an"
deserves i passing notice from "''
| pen.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-21

ourself, we saw the danger ahead, and
,ndeavorcG to have Il mill established
somewhere in this section, for the
be,,tit of North Louisiana, Arkansas
and Texas, for this We were gener-
ouslv rewarded by the people laugh
ing at us. Tie peoples eyes Will
,uen-when it will be too late, and
then, perhaps, our different predictions
will be remembered by them.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-21
70 Correspondents.

We will be pleased to receive con,
,,b,,t;ons from our friends. III and
around Shreveport. An occasional
article from our planters, relative to
the crops, will be very acceptable
In fact, we desire correspondence
from every section Of the States.
Personal articles will not be pub
,;sbad either as COMMUNICATIONS or
advertisements.
Those friendly to our ''ndertaN'hS'
who may hear OF any local OF otnei w
items, that viii prove OF interest 'o
our readers. will favor us hy handlhs
in the same at the office OF the News
In writing, be brief and concise
bearing III mind, that lengthy com
,uuuications are seldom appreciated
by newspaper readers.