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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-12

THR ON FLAG ovRa THB GRAVE on
JAoKsox.--It viii crafty many to learn
that the Stars and Stripes again Goat over
the tomb Of the old here who so emphat!-
eally declared that "The Union must and
shall be preserved" An army eorrespon-
deaf Of she indianapolis Journal writes
FROM Camp Andrev jackson, March ID. az
follows:
Yesterday General Nelson made recon-
noissanee IN force towards Lebanon. he
tOek with him the Second Cavalry. three
batteries Of artillery and Ave regiments of
Infantry. Oar regiments led the advance.
eompaHy being the advance guard. We
were obliged % leave tee batteries about
four miles from camp, In consequence of
the bridges being too riekety to risk their
going over In safety. We went az far as
the Hermitage" the former residence Of
Andrew Jackson. As we approached the
sacred spot, the band Of the seth Indiana
played nationalair. General Nelson halt
ed the column, and the Stars and Stripes
were planted over the tomb OF Jackson,
and Harris bettery fred a salute Of sixteen
g1na. To comment on the ceremonies OF
the occasion would be useless, az ell who
know the history ofthe Hero of New Or
leanS can readily imagine the feelings Of
the troops while standing before the tomb
Of Jackson. General Nelson and staff were
Invited iHto tho mansion, and remained
some time. t SAD. EEaA1
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WAsHIEGToH, April 11.-WashbuEn euR-
gested that ~ Hsuas take mp The bill for
the relief Of General Grant, which YEA
asssnted to aud the bill passed.
Il reimbuTsss hin 81, 600, which amount,
while serving as Quaxtermaster Ia Mexico,
was stolen from his trunk, without neglect
OF default On ais part.
Mr.. Brown Of Rhode Island, from the
COMMITTEES on Electioas, reported resofu~
ton that VIM. VsndiveeF has not been en-
titled 70 seat In chs House since he YES
mustered into the service Of thu United
States as Colonel in an Iowa regiment In
September last The report wa ordered so
be printed.
Mr.. Stevens moved Tia debate on the bill
for the abolition Of slavery Ia The District
Of Columbia should close In one houx after
the consideration Of the same, and b re-
eumed in Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. Stevens motion was disagreed to-
81 against 81.
The bill came up In 0Ommittsa Of tho
Whole.
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CINCINNATI KAREEC
OIrQHEAa. APRIL I.

OIEUHEASI, April IL
RLoUR unchanged with fair demand.
WHEAT unchanged and steady.
CoRE is dull and unsettled; small sales
es 32c.
OATS dropping at 30S@3I.
RYE declined to SIC.
WHISKY declined TO l6e and dull.
MHss Pork Arm; sales 600 bbls country
ct 10 so; small sales of city at ii 90.
BULK MEATS offered more freely; prices
Sc lower in the morning, hat at the Gloss
the market was a shade firmer, with sales
of 76, 900 lbs st 393S for shoulders, Al for
sides and 4@49 for hama
LARD arm 20 tlsroes country cold at
7&97s; head 81.
GRoOERIHs withoHt change.
EXCHANGES firm 81 premium.
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/ EWAeEIEGToE, April IL.
SHBAfE.--1Er. 6nmner presented a petit
ton for the suppression of the rebellion and
the employment of all clatses Of persons
| witheut respect to condition or color.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill amendatory
Of the fugitive slave act.
Mr.. Howe offered resolution that the
Military Committee be instructed to enquire
what troops have been or are being muster
ed into the services of the u. s. eervice as
home guards, and who refuse to go beyond
the limits oftheir own State.
Mr. Lane of Indiana, said that the War
Department was already mastering out of
service this class Of troops. -,.--sse
Mr.. Howe said he had beard that troops
from Maryland had refused to go beyond
the State line, -sg-,.-a
Mr.. Grimes said that he understood that
some Of this class of troops we're being now
enlisted. s-gas7 tss SGD 80
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Henderson offered resolution that q
msioriry Of the Senate elected and now In
their seats, shall constitute quorum. Re-
fesrOd to Committee on Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Sumner, the bill to re-
move all disability Of color from carrying
the mails pased-yeas "A, nays IL.
Nays-Davis, Henderson, Kennedy, Lane
of Indiana, Hesmith, Powell, Stark, Will
son, Wiley and Wright.
The confseation bill was taken up.
Mr.. Doolittle, said that when the bill
abolishing slavery in the District of Column
bia was before the Senate, an amendment
was offered by the Senator from Kentucky,
on which he made some remarks, saying he
could not support that amendment. But
the correspondent Of the Z. z. Times said,
be said, he could noe support the bill and
the Chicago Tribune said he voted against
che bill, with the remark that all the Be
puclicans voted for Il. He should not have
noticed ID II this was the first time that
journal bad misrepresented him.
The editor Of that journal was enjoying
the patronage Of the Republican party In
ths Possofice ct Chicago, and its eorrsspon-
dent La clerk 70 one Of the committees in |
the Senate.
If that journal sought to iRtimidate him |
or To levy black mall, it had mistaken its
man.
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81. Louis, April Io.-The police of the
city, yesterday, broke open an extensive
c0anteFfeiting establishment aad seized
about $26,o U. g.. treasury notes, and
some $40, 900 coanterfeit notes on the State
Bank OF Indiana, together with eleven bank
note plates and an assortment of imple-
ments and materials, used by bank note
engravers, and an adroit counterfeit note
enRraVer, named Harvey Walker, alias
Hill, and number Of suspicious charac-
ssrS residing here, all known to have here
Sofore been engaged IN the sale OF counter
fsit bills ware arrested.
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TIMas' DIsrAroH.

WAszINGgoS, April 1o.-Fhs President
sent message to the Senate to-day cover
Ing trsaty recently agreed upon by Lord
Lyons and Mr.. Seward, and correspondence
relating to the African slave trade. The
President, without expressing any opinion
on the subject, transmitted the papers 50
the Senate for its ratification or rejection.
If ratified the government of Great Britain
will then pass on the subject.
If the treaty as now drawn up by the
Ministers OF the two governments 10 finally
agreed upon and becomes a Law, it Is be-
lievsd that by thorough compiiancs with
Its provisions the slave trade will cease 70
exist in less than ten years.
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PHE OHBHIsRRY OF MRDIoEHa~-AmonQ
the special delights which have 90 richly
repaid our visit TO New EusIend was the
inspection 10 was our privilege % make of
Dr.. J. o. Aver 4 Co.'s Laboratory, at Low
ell. Although we knew by hearsay, that
10 was large, Jet We we're surprised when
we came into view of It's real magnituds
and still mora by the extent and complica-
ton Of lee truly immense business. The
whols massive structure is in fact one vast
chemical laboratory, In which the processes
OF this wonderful art are constantly going
on. Aedico-chemieal science has found
that the curative properties of any sub
stance axist In some enc or more of its COM
ponsnA parts. Thus the remedial effects Of
opium are due solely to the morphfa il con-
tains, although this Il bat one-eighteenth
part OF It's weight; the other seyenteen parts
are gum, extrseiiVs and inert or offensive
matter. Dr.. Ayers system separates the
medical properties OF eanh substance en-
pleysd, and we are here shown the pro-
cesses By which the sirtzss Of each remedial
agent are CHASED through the alembiea until
they come out completely pure at last
These concentrated, purified medical prop
critics, or virtues, are finally combined to-
gcfher to produce the remedies which have
made themselves e reputation for anrivalIed
exesIlence, all over the world Not only
does the Doctor disclaim ell secrecy in his
art and explain every process and every
particular, but he maintains that this is the
only process By which the people can be
supplied with the BEST remedies for the
treatment Of disease. The Formula By
which his remedies are made are Published
n the medical Journals, and have been pre-
Iented to large part Of the medical Fac
atty Of The Uailsd States, and are constantly
lent by mail 70 such physicians as apply
or than I1iks (JhronseIe Rala Es<anrfaco |
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WAsHIHaRoH, April Il.-Satisfaetory
proof haviRg been furnished to the War
Department By the Publisher of the Phils-
delphia Inquirer that the recent publication
of military news In that paper was made
by him without any Wilfnl intenti0n Of
violating the order Of the department, and
in the full belief that they were properly
authorized, the telegraph privileges of the
Philadelphia Inquirer are restored, By or
der Of the Secretary of War.
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REMOVAL or POSE OFFTCR.

The Post ofRes viii be removed TO the ocrner
room Of Chandler's new block, opposite the sher-
wood HOese, on the 18th OF this month Box
holders will please take out all bills and tcksB
from their boxes, and have no new ones pus ins %
We want Is few locss articles to a. possiSSs>
An persons taking periodicals from tAs een-
sral Delivery, viii pIsvse CO and pay thsir Bills
Persons will obIigo rs by calling ON Monday, the
lsth, and taking everything out OF their bo1sI--
The once will be closed ct 1051 A N. on thS 18th
and 18th, and remain closed daring the day 10 ~
able Ms TO remove, ara arrange aftsrward.
.---i - PCSTKAsThR.
49, s.b 1sss ais
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WAsHIsaToN, April II.-Fhs bill has
just passed the Senate establishing a ma
tional Foundry at Washington, and eoueen-
trating ordnance and military stores.
N. A. n. Richards, Asst. Surgeon Of The
let Regiment New York Artillery was cap
tured by the rebels q few days since near
Warrenton, and L. now confined In Rich
mond, IN a room In which a. officers Of cur
army are Imprisoned.
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WAsHIHGroE. April 1o.-Sscretary Sow
ard is not going to Oorinth a. reported.
Gov. Sprague Of Road Island, will b cleo
ted United States Senator from that State.
DE goes to Yorktown tomorrow. The
Connecticut men here report Senator Dix
on's reelection as certain. There is no OPP
position TO him. Minister Randall leaves
for Rome in the next steamer
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
La ter from Fortress Monroe
The Merrimac does not
Appear-Closing in on the
Rebels at Yorktown-Ber.
dams Sharp shooters.

CIRoLHvILLE, O., April IA Rire broke
out this morning in the Circleville woolsn
factory. The engine and dye house were
entirely destroyed. The fire department
succeeded In saving the main building with
but slight damage.
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NHW XORk NARKEE

= NRW YoRK, April II.
FLoUR heavy and &c lover, with q limit
ed business, for export and home eeap1mR-
ton.
WHISKY lower, with sales at sale.
WaEAT dull and nominally unchanged.
Rio CoFRBB moro active aad tbs market
more firm at l9R.
PoRK dull and heavy at Is TB3lS 30
for prime meas.
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NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Academy of
Music was crowded last night to welcome
the returned men Of the Cumberland and
Congress. The gathering was one of in
tense Interest. Addresses were made by
Aessrs. Bancroft, Vim. Everett, Dr.. Hitch
cock, and w. E. Dodge.
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WELLIOTT'S."


4- WELLIOTT'Ss"
DKCEBEs BY THE THO Us.aJS-D.
Al bbls loose pickles, in wine vinegar, for
sale at EIliotts.
10 dog lib cans frssh cove oystess.
dog Id cans %
daE at bottles tomato eatsup.
don pI BOTTLES walnut catsup.
3 do1 pit bottles mushroom catsu1.
For sale cheap at Elliott's Family Grocery.
Is dos gallons plain pickles, in bottles.
+ dos mixed "
10 don II gallons, plain and mixed, in bottles.
10do3 quarts
just received at ElIiott's.
8 doz 9 ID cans fresh salmon.
doa ID ."
dog ID cans mesh Holsters.
dos ID
For sale cheap, ct Elliotts
CABS-B dozen willow cabs, at all prices, which
We propose to cell cheap. Those in need of any
cabs, will do we'll to call and examine before puT-
chasing. Remember the stand,
aprT ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.
ICE TIE BRST HUSTLED nv
II the city, go to Ifeb1s1 H. Il. COOKS.
GfR44B GRsV.DEE4-350 boxes best quality,
~ forsale Low by 8. Z. GILBERT co.
hsDo
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WAsHIsGFoE, April II.-Phs steamer
King Phillip came up to tha Navy Yard
to-day from York river. Oar forces before
Yorktow1 are stated 70 Be hourly gaining
ground. Nothing nsv has sranSplFed on
the river.
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WAsHIHaFoH, April 1O.-Up TO 4 o'clock
this afternoon the Government had received
no official dispatch eonhrmatory Of the oc-
oupation Of Corinth by our troops.
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SPECIAL 10 HERALD.

MANASSAS, April 10.-The country be-
tween Manassas and WaFrenton has boen
eRectually cleared OF rebel scouts.
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AEonev.
MGILRERT 8 CO,,N.N

DUPOyNrRvS RKEEH 20 WsDERs
IL In metal kegs.-1OO kegs just received and
for sale by s. X. Gilbert 4 Co., No. Sycamore
street.
L SALT.-a0O bbls KanaWha Salt, both large and
small size, Just received, and for sale by s. Z. Gil
bert Co.
MUsTARD.-EO bxs, 2 dozen each, Kentucky
Mustard, just received, and for sale by
8. E. GILBERT & co.
APPS No. Sycamore Street.
y sEsHPSg LIMP I'VE have just re-
IL oeived large assortment Of Coal Oil Lamps
selected in person expressly for the Evansville
trade. We solicit an examination Of price and
quality, ns we confident better or cheaper
let cannot be found this side OF Cincinnati Price
from 30 cents 10 81 75eaeh.
dseis VIOKERY BROS, 81 Main st.
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MORNING REPORT.

Large Haul Of Counterfeiters
Another Description OF
the Pittsburg Battle-The
Rebels Completely Routed
IA. Sidney johnson found
dead on the Field-A New
York Herald Sensation.
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CHARLES ABELMANE

WWsRSsEG.RKJS@ OP RJV.ED RKS B0GF
III and Shoe Manufact6rg, On Water Street,
between So oamore And-V sign Of she Golden
Boot, where he is preparsd to attend 10 his old
customers and new ones.
He asks a continuance Of the patronage hereto
fore resolved by him.
9WTOFTR EFT q N6-J ust received al
n H. s0HLAEPFER'S New Drug store,
e0nsistlns OF Hair Oils, PomAtumH, Cosmetics,
TOnics RestoratfYes and Hai= Preservers. Also
Q large supply of Perfumerys COl0gnes, Rose, Law
ender, Orange end Elorida Waters. Also q large
stock Of Hair, Nail, Tooth, Cloth, Fisshs Orumb
end Comb Brushes.
BEDDING Toilet, Pocket snd Fine Combs, large
variety made Of Horn1 Ivory and Rubber mills
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b A l. ri RAILS.
!6eRJN'CE TE@ EGsHKOJVr K@ LIE % ZIP
40 70 takes turn il is trying the insanity q ne
"prse6y ladies /" which 10 sAope % aratd ruah
~ anxiety we adYiss ali TO = e EgEAPEWRk
HWSSING'S and bay both, as Saev hsvN reerfvSI
fHrGe supply OF q new Style nnh1T
When strangers crowds passing % ard fro
They ask waat does all this hlrryfng rrsunF
why they re going 90 that popular osere
OF sghapker BWssinG's Nox Rsw gssds ~ ese.
They are aiways the Arst Of She seszsa
70 supply thsir sustOnsrS vita ssOds geswmR sma
Ane,
And % bay goods g prices n ruas5a,
90 20 the store, on Main strssA muanfbsr auer.
nine.
n our customers VIII bus nehles 1nA%
We will give them q fsw items and price EsS.
Our PriRSs at twelve and half cents Gaat 30 bestb
The oolors perfectly Ass, and styles very RssNy
De LANES aud Challlss Of ever kind,
Az all prices, 20 suit the n0sa tas4F mfndM,
Bssashad and unbleasA'd MusIiHs - twSEEs aBd
half
wAe'G Erumbss ct shua wSuad srunyss 9 baaAs
hangd.
Atuxsuder Kld Gloves Cor nns DON Rsa2,
But gIik LiaIe Thread, sad Ooetoz 6aS1as - keaD
an we'll.
Our stsck o. Hoosicry b nOw complete
VIII ahoes that make the tsat look - VasY nsas !;
In ahart 70 and Drv Goods stock eemple@s,
&c % sshapksr BussiAg's, forty Hins Nslu street
MS ~ ms VI Va JF1sR @CCN-
II WHEAT PLoUR in any Sqnntitl.s % II
the trade fresh and gnod. sk vnC1HRTa6
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New YoaK, April 1.-THE Asia is Sig
mated and will be up at O'clock.
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/ NEWS BY LEGnAPH.
N zEB =. ". LIKE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
.WAsHrNaroN. Anrii IN.

xxxurooNGRRss-sHooND SESSION
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q 7VickefY Brothers. o

q ViCkefy Brothers."
.rwM.fP 0@ RHWw saAew ggG-RRy-
" & younds good Rio oofss ~ o8s dollar u
N4ekery BFcs.
10 pennds lasod brown szgsg Or Re ds4ars
pounds 80 whiae Is ="
AZ Ytskery Bros. s
WAETRD ro Bx0HAFGz.---A RGaEtnnks
sonntsP scale fer rl&sBOFD seala- One OF sD ~
1Jcos pounds GTs9gke prsezrsd.
vICKWRY BROS
sprl0 s No. g Maim ARnsB.
WsN.E1F@N@T1sRsG sP@~xC1s . n
N CLIEB N GR0CMRXx3.
Having purchased In psgDon, large stuck OF
sa@pls aEd fancy groceries, for CASH, such ae gu-
gar! coDees aolAsses, brooms-%hakeE and ether
Good brands-stnr COAL oil and amIlow candles
rious brands Of soap, largo and varied assore-
sIsns OI eEness sGch - wnteswashs a0gMb, shoe
custer sosehs and horas brushes, essence % coEoe
roassea ana green rye black and green tas, tzhas
buckets hue market baskets, hang, twfns can.
ale WICK cotton mops, Nasoa's bIackAn., &o.-
Many Of the shove artieeas with otAsra bpo numsr-
Gus 70 n entjoDs ye ofeR 20 EaBaa reAuc1Eon a
former pEisss. oblI end Is, a.
'@EB&d s ETOKEBXE.'
N - Zaes stWsaS
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Receipt for Making 1allo'o Cam
dzcs.-12lbs sallow, dissolve
into one pint Of boiling water,
half pound each Of alum and salt pc
tire, dissolve the above solution with
the tallow, simmer over slow fire
until it ceases to throw off steam
then a half pint Of new sweet milk,
skim off the impurities that may aries
on the surface. Mould in the com
mon way and yon will have super
Tor chalk white caudle. Double the
quantity of alum and saltpetre viii
do for hogs lard but no milk. Pre-
pare yonr wick in Il strong solution
of salt-petre and alum and dry them
perfectly before moulding.
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TIE Mills.


New Orleans-Tri-w eekly-Arrives
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sun
days at 6 =. III. Departs Mondays,
Wednesdays Il Saturdays at 4 a. m.
Texas Mails-Tri-w eekly -Arrives
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 6 p. M. Departs Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at a. M
Arkansas Mails ri-weekl y-Arrives
Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
at6p.,s. Departs Tuesday, Thurs
days and Saturdays at Il. IN.
Monroe Mail-Daily -Arrives daily
at am. Departs daily at 3 pm.
Albany Mail-Semi-W eekly-Ar-
rives Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6
pm. Departs Mondays and Fri
days at 6 a., III.
Natchitoches Observation-Disclosures
Thursdaysat 12m. Departs Thurs
days at p. m.
Office hours-From to IL a. M; from
2 to 6 p. IN.
Sundays, from to Gain.
III. HUNSICKER, p. NJ.
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NE TFSP1PER Id ".

Subscribers who do not giveexpres,s
notice to the contrary, are considered
as wishing to continue the subscri},-
ton.
If subcribers order the discontin-
uance of their papers. the publishers
may continue to send them till all that
due be paid.
If subscribers remove to otherplaces
without informing the publisher, and
the F eper is sent to the former dircc-
ton, they are held responsible.
The courts have decided that refus-
ing to take a paper or periodical from
the office, is priama fac,e evidence OF
fraud
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Shreveport Hide N1arlsete
Corrected Daily by y. e.. 7ryon
BEAUREGARD WOUNDED!

Il HE undersigned wishes to OBJ
tain Il situation as Teacher of Eng
lish and Mathematics III some well
established Male or Female School,
or as private instructor. He has
been successfully engaged in teach
ing during the last six years, and has
reason to expect a liberal salary.
He refers to all his patrons here,
and to the Faculty of the Georgia
Military Institute. He prefers sit
uation in Louisiana.
j. Il. STROTHER.
Quitman, Wood Go. Texas, Oct II
W4t
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-02-04
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saCattle Market. ~

Carefully revised by the latest n.
O. papers.
Arrived on the goth, 9th inst, 65
Texas cattle, 60 hogs, 90 sheep and
90 veal cattle. Sales, 2O5 Texas
cattle, 224 hogs, and 12S veal cattle.
Stock on sale, $50 Texas cattle, 1908
hogs, 900 sheep. 261 veal cattle, and
7 milch cows. The quotations are:
Texas, T. head, lst qty 25 O0D35 o.
I'd qty.---... Is OOG25 OF
Veal Cattle, ~ head. IL GOALS On
sheep, T. head, 1stqty 4 Oo0 90
Interior. -.-.. z GOA ; 90
Hogs, T. 100 lbs gross. 10 Oo0l2 80
Mich Cows, T. head 45 Ooa6O 90
I'd quality ..-.--- - OO0- 90
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-02-04
Branch of the Citizens Bank.

SHREVEPORT, 23d Sept, 1861. !
THHIS BANK will, hereafter. paw
L. and receive at its counter, at yul,
the Treasury Notes OF the Confcdr-
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-tt Cashier