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wAsurSoroS. Jan. ls-fiye hundred neu
comulsnced work 10 Jay ~ construct n rail-
road IRON Washington 20 Aisxaudris over
The Lug bsaase. IL - sxpsc,cd 10 be dous
~ ia. ee seeks
The Senate IN extra session to-day con.
arIael The nomin atom OF (. NJ. Station as
Secrst.y OF Var.
Tine result OF various conference held
here by the board OF Trade, Chambers OF
Comnere. aud the Banking institutions with
the Secretary OF the Treasury. my bs sum-
med ny thus:
LIST. The general views Of the Secretary of
the Treasury are ssseuted to.
"a. The Banks viii receive and pay out L.
). Notes freely aud sustain. VA all proper
vys. their credit
ii. Thecretary will. ia the next two weeks.
in addition 10 the current daily payment OF
SIS. 0vo. 900 In United states notes pay 4
further sum Of al lest 500 900 900 Ia : ;
10 bonds TO such pub &c creditors as desire 10
receive them, add thus relieve the existing
pessore ON the community.
an. The issue OF L. : demsnd notes to
not be increased beyond the hfty millions
NOV authorized. but IL IL desired Congress
should extend the prOv sions VI the existing
loan act. 20 enable the Secretary ol the
Treasury 70 ssue IN exchange tor Z. ;. de
usand mites. or In payment e. creditors, uotes
payable ia one year. bearing PES per cert
interest. convertible into 3 10 years bonds.
Or 70 borrow under existing prOsisi0ns snoth.
er two hundred and atty o. three huuifs1
MI ons-
5tn. ltts thoaghs desirele nat Coarress
should easet = general currsas. Law. reis
ing - currency amp banking sssoSiauow.
embracing the general provisions recommend.
e. oy tie -srr~tsry IN bis report.
ca. II = sspertei this scton will render
he ID hing OF the Y. s demand uotss a le-
al tender. and any increase beyond What u
setber1ed unnecessary
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Military.


Lieut.. Col. Keigwin of the 49th regiment.
has been appointed Division Inspector Gen
eral by Gen. Wood. The 49th regiment il
said to be In a fine state Of discipline and
harmony.
A correspondent ofthe New Albany Ledg-
CT. writing from New Havan. Kentucky. says
the 18th and 18th Indiana regiments are very
much reduced by disease and death. Anoth.
or correspondent writes as follows:
The 49th Is getting along tremendously
and prosperously. Our officers have had no
experience In the realities of war" and are
not afflicted with the srel head. at least none
To hurt. III l am a competent Judge IL IL
worthy Of remark that they are rapidly AL
vsncing in their new profession. General
Wood has ordered an examination into the
qualifications aud fitness OF officers for the
posts they hold. and | think ours will pass
without difficulty. The moral character and
CO duct Of our regiment furnish a most won
deriul exception TO armies in general. OF
$40 men nearly 700 are church members Ia
full ,cllc~ ship at home. Cromwell. IL alive.
would rejoice TO know that over here. In the
new world. T" there Is n battalion Of troops
serving their country under the watchword.
: Trust in cd. and keep your powder dry"
whose highest aim OF earth is TO restore
peace and fraternity between brethren OF tho
same heritage.
Two compsnies-Capts. Long aud Mar
shall's-for Col. Gresham's regiment. arrived
in New Albany on Friday night. from Har-
rison county. and encamped on the fair
grounds.
DR.. Clay Brown Of this city. says the In
d~ianspolis Journal. Assistant Surgeon Of the
llth regiment. who has been at homo on q
short furle ugh. returns to Paducah to day
DR.. B. looked considerably the "worse To-
wear" when be left camp. as he had bee,
doing the duties OF two surgeons nearly eve
since his arrival at Paducah. Owing to tn,
absence Of the Surgeon Of the 23d regiment
and the need OF medical aid In the 9Th Mis-
souri, he was several times detached for ser
vice in those regiments. and at no time ha
had a dav Of rest. Losing strength sn,
health under such severe labor, he was a
last prostrated himself. and on becominl
convalesceur followed the advice of the Bri
gade Surgeon aad came home 70 -est an
recuperate- Hsis again ready to give his a,
t~ention to the sick and. also. TO the woun
ded, IL there should be a forward movement
resulting in a battle.
The G,eencsstle Banner says Lieut.. Col
Morrison. of the 9th regiment. is on a via
TO his home 10 that place. The Colonel IL
bad health. but VII leave in a few DAYS {
join his regiment.
The Lafayette Courier says Adjutant stils
has not been reduced to the rank of2d Lie,
tenant. as has been published in several p'
pers Of this State. he still retains his form.
rank Of lst Lieutenant. though not acting
the capacity of Adjutant. and Is now pel
forming duty in Company B Of the regimen
in his proper rank.
The asth regiment. Col. Ray. has bee
ordered from Bardstown TO London. Kel
lucky. This looks like reinforcing Gener
Schoepf, who is in that neighborbood keeI
, INK an eve on Zollicoffer and his ~cntrencI
| ments near Somerset.
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The follow ing places have been captured
from the rsbsls since rhe 1th Of November.
Ports Walker and Beauregsrd Port Roy
Al. taken n naval action Nov. 4.
Battery al Brsddock's Point. Hilton Head
Island, ssi1ed by the srmy Nov. z.
Battery al Tyese Island. ssized BY TIE
navy. Sov "a
Fort AT Outer Islsnd. 81 Helena Sound.
seized BY the navy 25
Frtst S.n's Point. coe~-- riser. ssiaed
by the nsvs. Nov rs -
Fort Al fen.ick's Island. AAe,so river.
s<ised by the nav Ssv. 20
Bxfisry a Great wsss<w Island. wssa~
SconA, esed BY the raw Dee. 5
ksbci Fort q, Rcd Hoess, "WiIainxtou
river. rsccnni,sred Dee
B>ssfo-t spd Port Royal isirnds. occupied
~ Ger. Sisvenis Brigade. uritsd sssses
Army. Dee. !.
O~sbo- Sound catered and rebel fort on
vsrnsu river F~sooaBoi,sr~i By he psvy Dee
IL
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Tn latest news from the army OF Gen.
GIANT. says the advance. under Gen. Nc
CIrnsASp. encamped SMayheld on Wed
nssdAy night. C,mp BeAuregard Is near
that point. and unless the rebels retreat a
battle may nave been fought ere ROW. Ii
our forces are successful in an encounter
there. or ,he rebels retreat. Gen. Grant will.
No doubt. advance a; once on Union City and
thus cut OF the Communications betw cen
Columbus aud Bowling Green. and also be.
tween Columbia and Nashville. IL success
fui In this move. there is but little doub'
tia, be win be able 10 completely invest
Columbus. unless Gen. Bishop Polk retire'
suddenly. We have strong faith that hi
demonstration win be successful and th'
,nifest ,tious Of alarm on part Of the reb
Ella. cos6rms our taith.
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Call Tor = UatOa S,ate Convention.
Sixty thousand OF the citizens Of Indiana
having voluntarily taken up arms Tor the de-
tense Of the government. the preservation OF
tie Constitution. aud the liberties OF the peo-
pie. IL Is unbscoming those who remain at
home 70 array themselves in partisan warfare
against each othes. the probable consequences
Of which must be TO prevent the resources
OF the country from being applied to the sup
port and maintenance Of the army. the sngen-
dering Of strife and discord. the Withholding
OF supplies for the war-worn soldiers. ard OF
recruits Tor the ranks thinned by battle; and
may terminate In the Generalization OF The
army. and the overthrow Of constitutional
liberty.
Therefore, most earnestly deprecating all
efforts to keep on foot party influences, pre-
udices and discipline. all persons. Electors
If Indiana. who are IN favor Of the vigorous
prosecution OF the war for the preservation
Of the Union and tina maintenance Of tho Con
stitation. are. without respect 10 past poiiu-
cal associations. invited TO meet IN Mass Con
s~ention. Of Indianapolis. on tie 2ed day OF
February next, for the purpose Of nominal
ING candidates for the Offices Of State. to be
voted for at the next general election.
And 10 the end that Indiana may continue
to enjoy the high position with the other
States which she has In the present var hith.
erto occupied. and that all the energies OF
the State may be unItcdly put forth for the
efrsc,ual suppression of the rebellion. that
the Constitution may be respected. It's au
shortly acknowledged. and Law and order once
more established all over the land. Il is ear
sestly hoped that all good citizens will. fo'
10 time. put aside party, and unite for thu
country.
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Tax -unsn,mag OF the Anu-wn Dem,

TIE unsnimag OF the Ant-Wsr Demo
cratic press. IA their endeasors 10 cover up
the indisnliy offered TO STlrarS A, Doro.
LAs and To ex Governor wEIosr, IS remark
able. If not satisfactory. The State SeHhasl
odes the following:
The gentleman Who offered the resolu-
ton Withdrew II himself when he i0und the
Convention wss ind-posed To consider mere
pvrsonsi Endorsements tor political effect
Posthum1us honors had already been paid
TO e memory Vt the deceased Senator in
every way that e..ald be CRATE al To his per-
sousl and Political friends. Aud we presume
that Ex-Governor Wright himself aud his
true friends do not claim that he hls recent
ly rendered such distinguished service 20 bis
country. that would eutstlc him to that spc-
clal consideration any more than many
otheu."
Again the Sennssi ssys:
1.-THE Convention was not assembled to
sulogIzs meu. and there vas q determine
ton not 10 permit tho past disss nsions about
personal iasortss ~ disturb its harmony"
And. a. II conscious Of the lameusss Of its
own excuse. the Sentinel adds:
The old :eud OF Bright and Wright is
played out. and { cannot be revived"
Docs the Sentinel mem By this that warsur
sodoisss BsisEr. Or that BsIszr endorses
wsiourf Certainly the guilt between them
va never - deep aud wide ss now. One ID
for his country against traitors. the other
sends to the leader o! tho rebellion q msn to
sssiss in srning shs rebels against the Gov
srunsut. Which does the Seafinsl think
the Democracy OF Indiana will iollow,-
The nan who stands up In defence OF this
0ovsrnn<at. or the man who sends aid and
comfort. In the sh<ps OF the inventor Of 1
destructive weapon, 70 the loader Of the
rebels7
But the Terre Hauts Jourasl offers a dit
fsrent sxcuss tor the ill-rrsatnsrt OF DSus
Las and be friends. the Journal says 1.-The
nover withdrew them owing TO the fact thai
the Convention was just about 10 adjourn
having transacted is business. and a rul'
having been adopted that all resolutions had
20 DO referred TO the Committee OF Resolu
dous without debate" and to clineh the de
claration, tie Journal saw This Is a true
statement OF the natter
Now, which OF these witnesses shall ~
sakef Both cannot be correct.
IL II not si.nply another illustration OF tha
.hich Is written. "F0r m my bear false wit
ness agains, him. nat their witness agrees
not togsther."
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IHK ADVANCE FAIRLY sEGVX.
Sn.ci.l to 1as Ianrn.i

Special 10 he Journal.
CHICAGO. Jan l5-Gen. Grant and Stafi
embarked on the Chancellor this morning.
and took the field at Fort Jefferson.
Dispatches have been received from the
advance column under Gen. McUlernand.-
IL Is on the march aud viii encamp At Nay
held. Kentucky. tonight. Camp Beaure
gard Is so near Mayfeld that the rebels
must light OF run.
Gen. Grant reviewed the troops compos
ing the I'd division this forenoon. and IN
formed them be should march thirty mile.
BY to- morrow morning. The greatest enthu.
siam prasails among the troops
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IT,, evidence ,h,, the army Of Genera

Tsr evidence that the army OF General
BvKII Is about advancing on Bow ling Green
ia accommodating. On Monday the various
regiments In the vicinity of Louisville moved
down the country. and all the artillery there
vas sent forward. On "Wednesday an order
for a large number Of shells was sent to In
dianapolis TO be 6llsd with dispatch The
shells. 10 the number Of Eve hundred. were
shipped the same morning. We ooh Tor
thrilling news hourly
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DR.. z. v. BALL.

An EARNEST APPEAL.--The
"a under signed would most respectfully call the
attention OF his friends aud patrons 10 the imperfous
necessity Of settling once IN a Shile, and the new
year having last commenced, being the time that
eve-y other business man expects To make rstlo-
ments why should he not also expect the ssmet-
Having unsettled acc UNITS ~ thirty years standing
and from that ali the way down % the present time,
he f~els IL hts duty 10 I'LL u, on all persons having
opon accounts 20 call Immediately and make settle
ment Of the same. He would much pr~ier 10 have
all como aud .ettle with him u person. A. be can do
IL better than = third person, but II they do not call
soon he will have 90 send a third person. as he Is de-
termined To make a through work.
v. v. BALL.
January l5d4~ln
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Islegrsphie ccFrssponasues Of cia. GAsstts.
CAiRo. Jan Is.
Part Of our forces left Fort Jefferson for
blandyills this morning. Gen. Grant LEFT
here this noon 70 Join them.
The flagship Benton took a trip toward
Dixie to-day, to Try her machinery.
The troops from St Louis have not arri-
we'd yet. being detsined by the ice Ia the
river. The weather Is modsrating. aud We
expect them hourly.
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The Losdon cruc states hat up 10 the
Tine II us death. the Pfines Couser raised
has voice essr<sticslly sgssust the haste ~th
~hNh Englaad Il rushing lnlo . ~sr ~iihths
Cnited SAt.s-ao event Which he denounced
- sabversve VI Der Iutsrsss. dsagervut %
tbe real sources o. Der poser. snd os1t.ir 20
e sdsabtasecus enly 20 The e-sposse Fs-eo
81 fsroPs-
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Tss fss y nsns Of oassr yS-soris 10 Al
ssandris Nntoria 0sslpn. = nee PRICE A.
bsrt's c~ash there . an EFFORT % I'D out shat
wss ma psas IL va Fnpds Alksfs Aasss
sas Charles EnDspoe. Dssisi
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MEDICAL.
ii e Id Female College.

Mans ED Female College.
DESoTu PARISH La.
II 7he Fall session Of this Institution
will open on Wednesday, End
October 1861, with full and efficient
Faculty. The domestic department
will be onder the immediate superin
tendence Of the President and his
lady, and every effort will be made
20 promote the comfort of those en-
trusted to :heir charge.
LIZ Chiffon, prorisions, CoMfedercte-
Bonds ar Treasury notes taken in pay
naent Of Bodrd au6 Tuition.
For other information, Address.
CIAS. Is. STUART, President
Mansfield, La.
:. CI.UGs4 AOTICE.-Ihe under
- signed will resume School bust
ness in Shreveport, on the Second
Monday in January, 1862.
Rates Of 1aition per Month Z:
Elementary English branches, $500.
Higher English branches and the
Languages, Sa.00.
j3-3t D. DONOVAN.
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Old sairts, Rags, Etc.

HE undersigned will receive and for
y ard old shirts, rags, and such articles con-
tsibuted for the use Of the Confederate Hos
pitfalls. Persons having such o. ticies, COM
l,aratively useless to them, arc earnestly SO
licited 70 bestow them upon the sick and
wounded soldiers, who would be conlforted
by change OF clean shirt, even though
an old one.
They may be- left at the store of Mr.. G.
McCnrty, in Shreveport, who hos kindly
consented To take chaigeOf them, until they
can be shipped,
tebl1tf RObERIV v. MARIE.
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Portable Steam Engines with OF
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines with double tiue boilers.
Circular Saw Mills OF the most mod
ern and improved construction. We
challenge the trade to produce bet
ter or more effective article at a less
price. cotton Gin aud Grist NIL
Skating.
Circular saws.
Burrows Corn a.ta tlnuring Mill.
>Straub Corn Mills.
India Robber Hslfin@.s
Wood wrath Plaining and Matching
Machines.
Artesian Wei. Ioois and Pipes fur
nishe,i 20 or,icr.
Steam Eaages Whistles, Sc,
and every description of Plantation
and Railway Machinery.
Send and get an illustrated eata-
logue Of our Machinery, free by mail
all we ask is a preference at the same
price with equally good Northern
Works. Addr, IS T.. ". IVENS,
No. 50 St. Charles ST., n. O.
No. Sly
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Eyacuulion Of Cozum5us-Thr
following is Corn. Foote's dispatch
concerning TIE evacuation of Colum-
bus:
Washington, March 2.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was received to-day
from Com. Foate, dated Cairo, NJ arch l.:
Recommending Phelps,
sent with IL lag OF truce day to CO.
lu,nbas, has this moment returned and
reports that Columbus is being evac-
ua,sd. He saw the rebels burning
their winter quarters and removing
their heavy guns on the bluffs. Bat
the guns in the water battery remain
intact. lie also saw q large force OF
cavalry drawn up ostentatlousty on
ths bluffs, but 10 infantry was to be
seen, rs heretofore. The encamp-
men. seen in our armed reconnols-
sance at few days since has been re-
moved Large fires Were visible IN
the town Of Columbus, and upon the
right bank below, indicating the de
stcuction OF the town, military stores
, and equipments. a. II. FoorE,
Flag Officer
1t is expected that Columbus viii
be occupied by the Union forces 20
day.
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L HE undersigned, just from Virginia,
with authority to Recruit, wants 40 men for
Artillery service. Terms OF enlistment, for
the war. Capt. Duke is also authorized,
and will muster in as many rs three com-
panics of Infantry, for the purpose Of form
ing Texas Battalion with the companies
no,v in Virginia. All men enlisting on the
above terms, will receive Fifty Dollars
county.
Full particulars given by calling on him,
~ Wells. Viii leave Shreveport for the
seat OF war, on the ist Of Marcn, at which
time and place, 81 should meet i'm. who
wish to enlist. CAPT. w. II. DUKE,
tebii-tf T.. s. A
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northern Citizenship IN Florida
The Legislature OF Florida has added
the following amendment to their
Constitution
Be it ordained, &C., That no citi-
zen Of any of the States or Terrific
ries of the United States. which is
now at war with the Confederate
States. shall ever be admitted to the
rights of citizenship in this State; no
such persons shall vote at elections,
be eligible to hold Office. hold real
estate, exercise any profession or
trade, be engaged in any mechanical,
manufacturing, commercial. banking,
insurance or other business. under
pain Of coniscation, to the use OF the
State. of all property Of such persons
as shall violate. this clause Of the
Constitution.
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Branch Of the Citizens Bank,

Branch Of the Citizens Bank,
SHREvEPoRr, 23d Sept, 1861.
NHIS BANK will, hereafter, pay
i and receive at it's counter, q: PR,
the Treasury Notes OF the Gontede-
rate 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
requested to withdraw the same.
ULCER LAUVE,
s24-tf Cashier
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New Advertisements. /

TO the People Of forth Louisiana.
TIME undersigned having been appointed
Il SUBAGEkT of tie Gorarnment
Produce Loan, tor. this portion OF the State,
is prepared u receive s,Ios eripiions to the
same. Ut the Office Of the Branch Citizens
Bank. in the city vi Shreveport.
80 Ui.Gr.R I4AUVE.
Shreveport, March AZ, 1907
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i HE want of cheap proof press
has long been felt by publishers OF
country papers and small Job Offices.
The undersigned knowing this from
experience, has invented press OF
this sort similar to Hoe s. Co.'S and
offers it to the craft as the cheapest
in the market. Instead Of SOLID
cast-iron cylinder. it is made OF sheet
IRON and filed, being a decided i'm
provement, as it gives elasticity to
to the cylinder. The cost of an or
binary proof press is $50, while this
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~ To Elitors ana Printers. 81

NOR SALE-The Newspaper and job
Il Material, books, and outstanding debts
OF this Office. Reasons Tor selling given on
application, if desired. To person who
viii continue the publication OF the paper
u bargain will DE offered. The materials
are new, and there is su ,hcient stock of pa
per on hand to last six or eight months
Address the proprietor. dSOn
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IL WI hen subscribers sec Timc Expired,
sAAnpcd on their paper. it denotes that in
IN . weeks their time Of subscription expires.

against slavery. but also against blood
shed and robbing.
They. however desire the war to
go On, because they wish to see the
country permanently divided. and
each section overwhelmed with a
crushing debt. They have known
TIL. blockade to be violated in thou,
sand instanc.s. but ignore the fact re-
garsll.ss OF treaties and humanity.
They will never recognise US until
they see the North utterly PROSTATE
beneath our bloodseeking sword.
As to the blockade, it may prove
our greatest bless ing, in developing
the resources Of the country. II has
ncverbeen raised because the wealthy
men, who hold the heavy supplies III
Europe, did not wish it raised uatil
they had disposed Of the stock at
high prices. and they had great infln
eace with the Government. BESIDES
the Government wished to foster the
Indian cotton growing. This had
proved abortivc however. and by the
first o. April this supply would be ex-
hausted. Then the cry OF a famish-
ing people. Cotton or bread would
raise the blockade.
Mr.. Yancey was often interrupted
with applause, and especially when
his remarks showed Indignation at
our treatment by England and France
the sympathies of the crowed We're
most manifest. The whole speech
was most excellent, and Wa regret
that want of space prevents US from
giving more than such a meagre &C
count Of it.-Crescent.
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Notice.

TN c. WALLER is my authorized
l.. Agent, during my absence.
mhll 1852 GEO w. KENDALL.
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Cor. Marked and WiIum streets,
WILL give special attention to making
w Shoes for Ladies and Misses, and
hopes to receive liberal patronage in this
new enterprise. Repairing neatly executed
at short notice EsSCASm
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LNOR SALE--A beautiful pair of full
IL bioodied white Shaughi chickers,'ant,
yne pair biuoded Ruttied Neck Pigeons
To lovers OF fancy and rare specimens OF
the feat hered tibe, this affords Il good op-
portnnity Tor investment.
Apply at this Office. feh7n
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DENTAL NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned win hc absent from
1. Shreveport until about March. Mr.. T.
l.. Samuel is nay legal agent during my alb
sence, aud viii collect my claims and dis
charge debts, whenever able go to do
My former assist ant will be found in the
office. S. HINSON, d. D. s.
Shreveport, Jan. 8, 1862.
Shreveport papers please copy one month,
discontinue my card until my return, and
present bills to MI. Samuel. s. II.