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Ten Dollars kewqs
STRAYEp OR STOLEN,

ON MAY 2Sth, ono Fay H1rsc, sixteen
In hands hish. heavy bllli, sd ore While
kClA bind fat.ocgi sore 900 lh0 inside 0f the
I1nti mac years Old,
Ou FRIDAY plight ast, Jolly itn, one thcsuut sorral
Horse with white spot GA his iorthe @; sixteen and
ono BALI inllas high with ahori switch tai, ten
years Ga, wearing ears loose.
il c above reward vl be- given a. him Who gives
ma Information Of ihs u0rses vhrr1abguai or Fiys
boilurt iQr el,hor Cug's delivery 90
PHILIP nkCkfR,
suter. lsi Team. vols, camp AudreW johnson
Jolly lO-iWa peat Nashville.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, June q, 1862, a negro man,
" who says his name Is BOB says be be ongs
to Thomas Z. Walker OF Maury county, Tenn; age
about IL or 20 years Old, weighs about $50 pouuds .
S feet 81 inches IN height color black, no marks;
The owner Is requested to come forward prove pro-
pc ~, a ID pay charges, as toe law di cots.
J. NJ HINTON, 8
June20---3t Sheridand Tailor uf n. G.
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Committad to Jail

DF Davidson county, June 18th, 1852, negro man
" who saws his name Is DANIEL says he belongs
10 Richard Doss, of ,rshal county Ea,; age about
n OF ~ years weighs 90 or l65 lbs. fost in1hea
high no marks color black The oNnee Is request.
ed 10 come forward, prove properly aud pay chaegss
as the law directs, j. NJ. HINTON,
lnnolA-at Ehnrin md Iallnr d q -
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Committnd to Jail

OF Davidson county, June nth, 1862, a negro man
" who says his name Is AARON says be belongs %
10 Carter, Of Marshall county, Ala aged about 10
years weighs about 40 or i45 pounds feet inches
high; no marks color black. The owner Is request
ed TO come forward, prove property aud pay Ch Tges
as the law directs. J. HINTON,
lnnelA-aL ShnrIn and InIlnr Old q
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Juue 18th 1892 negro mau
Owho says his name Is ABIlAHA NJ; says be belongs
10 samuel AIKEN on Of Cheat than county Tenn age
about 81 or Yeas old eighs about las $50 lbs
feet inches high, copper color, scar ON chunk
ABOUT irch long, smnl scar edge fhe hair above
right temple. % ID
The owner is requested to come forward, prove pro-
perry, md pay charges, as Tie law directs.
H-.T. - .''... l- % I JIM HINTON, %
une20-s3t .1. Sheriff and Tailor of D. G.
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Cnmmittad tn Iail

nF Davidson county, June rs, 1862, Negro man.
NIwho says bis name Il DANIEL; says he belongs
Mrs Luzinka c. Brown Of Miury county, near Spritg
Hin, Tenn; age about % years old weighs about 40
or $50 pounds feet ll& inches high, small scar lu
centre forehead.
The owner Is requested TO CONS forward, prove pro
perty, and pay charges, as the law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON
Junc20-3t Sherid and Inflor of ID C.
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Committnd f-n Iail

nF Davidson County Tenn, July 3, 1854, Negro
~ Boy, who says his name Is HENRY says he be-
longs to william Reed OF Carksvile, Tenn; aged ~
years; weighs ~ 100 pounds; feet a inches high
color, BLACK; no marks. The owner Is requested TO
come forward prove propor,y y, and pay charges as
The law direcus' J. VI. HINTON,
July y. 1852 Sheriff aud JaHor OF b. G. .
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Committed tn Tail

nF Davidson county, June %, 'lsO2, negro man
" who says bis name Is ARTHUR and belongs 10
VIM c. smart OF Warren county Tenn, eyed ah Ut
as years weigh about las or $50 pounds Q fset. =
inches hig1; color black heavy whiskers. RI
The owner Ia requested IN come forward, prove
property, aud pay charges, AS the law directs.
= ' r..f $50 -.O J. NJ. HINTON, -.
iune2a-3t Sheriff aud Tailor Of ID. c.
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Cnmmittah fn Iail

OF davidson county, June 18th, 1862 a negro man
" who says bis name h ALEX rays he belongs
tD Lucy Smith, OF . ayilsol cocuty, Tenn; aged
about ~ years weighs l45 or 100 sounds feet g,
inches highi copper color no marks, TIE owner %
requested to come iorward, prove property, and pay
charges rs tho law directs.
J. ~ HINTON,
luEels-8t sheriff aud JailOr tf d. e.
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Committed to Jail

AF Davidson County, Tenn, July 5, lSe2 Negro
belongs u pattons Heirs, Of Davidson County, Tenn
aged u Years; weighs l75 pounds; height feet y
inches color, black scar on right wrist. The owner
is equcstcd to come orsard, roye mopery, aud pay
charges ss the law directs j. NJ. HlN1UN, p
July y, lse2-2t. sheriff and Jaior Of D. c.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn. Juy 0, 1892, Negro
~ Man, who Gays his name d GEUnG v; says he
be ongs 20 Van Alleu Of White County, Tenn. as cd
IS years; weighs 100 pounds feet inches high;
co'0r, black small scar left fore6nger 1he owner
Is r,queyted 10 come forward prove proper and pay
charges, az the law directs j. NJ. HINTON, 81
July v, lS62--3t. sheriff and Jaior OLD. G. fl
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Committled to jail

or Davidson County, Julyl, l502, Negro Maa,
~ who says his name is SAM; says he belong1 70
George Armstrong OF williamson county, Tenn,i aged
q years. weighs les pounds; s feet iaobes high;
color, black; no marks, The owner Is requested 10
the law directs p iHr }. NJ. HINTON,
July 9-3t. I'd e sheriff and Jaiior u ID. G.
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ADAMS ExFREss COMPANY


Persons wishing 10 send Freight and Packages by
,hs Moping Trains u The loumv,lLE ASr NASH
yIriK aud HAsHvllIE AND DHCATUn RAILnoAna
must have tho same At the Odco by O'Clock tbe
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Cnmmittad 40 Iail

" Davidson county, June 23l. 1862, negro boy,
" who says his uame is AK and belongs to VIM
NCGreRgor Of Wi son CO.. years OLD weighs about
100 or l65 pounds feet inches hi{h color black
scar second finger on LETT hand.
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
JuneGQls-9t glpriH and Tailor af ID 4 ..
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
SALT AGENCY.

nE sur CWBER has opened GENERAL StLT
| AGtNCf n this cry, az the Ola stand of NJ
Piichor on Ma ket street aad sill be lad 90 f1rrIsh
cts aad Coanry buyers on must hbe nl terms either
Zoe par funds on ntnks OF lcnnossee, aud Will secp
large % ok constantly ou hand ol beth large aud
small paCkagos
Anril l8-8m FL ROSS
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OonIniIted TO Jail

nF Davidson county, Juue 10th 1862, a negro man
" who rays his NAME Is MILTON says lie belongs
tn Joseph Carter o. Marshall county, Ala age about
~ yours weighs 1876 pounds feet inches high
color black scar by burn above the light wrist -
Abe owner Is requested 90 come forward, prove pro
pery and pay charges as the law directs.
J, NJ. HINTON,
junels % sheriff aud Tailor d. G.
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sDashpllIe atuiuu.


Why was 1t that none Of the Free
States joined with the Slave States in the
rebellion? Will some conservative jour
nal answer?
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Mr.. Waddles (Union Borders State,)
protested against the decency ola CON
stitutional body like Congress being in
suited with the infamous and seditious
abolition doggerel Just quoted by his
friend the despicablo inoendlary
from New Hampshire. We were waging
this war solely TO put down treason and
not 10 hear rose, the fairest OF flowers
mentioned in the same breath with the
filthy colored man
Mr.. Chunky was sorry 70 observe that
his Honorable friend had misunderstood
his language The line he had used was
simply this
"ne rorc you denly cull.ed man.
Mr. Waddle was glad that his valued
friend from New Hampshire had apollo
gized. He had only taken exception 10
what he considered a fatal heresy.
That was enough for me, my boy, and
| left the hall Of legislation / sometimes
become a little wearied when / hear too
much ofone thing, my boy
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ARRIvAL ANp pEPARTURE on TRAINs.

Louisville Nashville R.R Train leaves al 7.i5, An.
A" arr, a. $50, Pm
Nashville Deoaiur RR Train leaves at 600, AN.
" arr al 100, Pm.
Nash, Chattanooga RE. Train leaves at TO- co. An
arr. al s25 Pm.
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DAvDsop COUNTY DrproronY-coniinued.
MILITARY ouARTERg AND OEEIoERs.

POa-rIcadquarers on High street. Gen. Duuont
commanding.
Diatrioi-Ieadquarters on Summer street OR
Ford's rosidenoo) Capt Green, A.A.G.
Proroa Mgshal--Tleadquaricr on Church street
(Female Aoidemy) Col. Stanley Matthews.
chief Assistant Quortermossr - Headquarters on
Cherry street No, 10, gudge catrou's rcsidence.)
Capt d. bingham.
assistant Qiartoraasier Chattanooga Depot-Capi.
r. Stevenson.
dstisiaf QaartefHaasfer - Vine street, near Mrs.
Poke residence. Capt. Il. n. Lamb. b.
assistant ouartermasier--No 81 Market street. -
Capt, J. II Hale
chief COnimisaary- Headquarters, No. 10, Vine st,
Capt r. Macfeely.
oompiissary ef subssienoe b. DAD street. Capt s.
Little,
Aoting ComussayB Of subsistenoe--Corner OF Broad
md College streets Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Dirsoior--summer street. (Dr. Ford's old
rcsdence.) Surgeon, Z. swift
Medical Pwvsyor's QGce-Church street, Masonic
Buildng. J, R. pmulR, Surgeon, sth Kentucky In
fantry, Acting Medical Purveyor
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EXAGGERATED EsTTMATEs.-ENaEger-
ated estimates are common where large
numbers Of men are engaged. IL has
grown into a habit in speaking Of mill
tary operations. A regiment is set down
in round numbers at a thousand men.
The fact Is that regiments both In our
service and that Of the rebels vary
greatly 10 numbers, Probabtp hardly
ono In either army contains thousand
eiIicent men Some of the rebel regiments
do not contain two hundred men. Some
of our own regiments have run down as
low as three hundred men. Probably
the average Of effective men is not over
five hundred TO regiment In either
army.
It's stated in the reports Of the battles
Of Thursday and Friday, the Goth aud
9th, that hundred aud sixteen rebel re-
ginents were engaged. This does not
signify so many thousand men, but only
half that number Of thousands. II those
rebel regiments contain hfty-eight
thousand men, they were above
rather than under the average
strength That is q great number Of
men TO rush upon the wing Of an army
already moving for the change Of front
Ii is a number large enough 10 account
for the terrible havoc. 1t is enough "a
show how nobly that right wing fought
as Il shifted It's grounds Il Is enough
20 render those two days famous In th'
annals of war.
OF the numbers engaged la the later
battles on the center and left, no detail.
ed figures are yet given.-Uaoa, az y.
! Herald.
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Cnmmittad tn Iail

of Davidson county, Tenn, June 10, 1862, negro
~ girl who says her name ls JOANNA, aud belongs
To Robert Williams, OF Franklin, Ky, agt .bout ~
or IS years feet 2 inches high weighs about 100
pounas dark copper coor Ihe owner Is requested
70 come forward prove property, and lay charges as
the law directs j. NJ. HINTON,
iuup1O- 81 sheriff and Jrilor of ID &
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Our correspondents must allow us to
take our own time for reading their COM
munioations. We have no time TO be
read to. Il is literally impossible.
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Cnmmittad IA Iail

~ Davidson county, Jane %. 1852, negro wan
~ who says his ntme 70 COLUMBUS; lays be be-
lonRs 20 Dr. NcKrscss, OF Maury county Tenn age
about 80 years weighs about 4 o. or lah luuucs 8
icot e inches hllh long bashy hair copper culor
no maks. The owuof h reIuustui ~ come for
ward, prove properly AMI nay charges AZ tbs law d.
rccts, N HINTON,
iuusl6-St sheriff and JaUor OF D c.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County Tenn, June Gu, 1859, ne
" an tin named sAiLtsi Gays thu belongs %
lryin Hogue, ~ NHury County, Team. sad sih %
about ls ur 20 years Old weighs about 100 or $50
poun o. o ct iuch's high tWo small SCARS on
Forehead scar ou upper TO at the edge " the muse
copper cQlor.
Tho owner Is requested 70 come frward, prove
property, and pay charges, a. IA law directs.
]. NJ. HINTON,
jlne8-3t sheriff and Jailuf Of ID. q.
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COUNTY oFFIoERe.

COUNTY OFFICERS
sLsrig-James N. Hinton Depdiss-Thomas Hob
son aud J. X. Buchanan. d.
Regisiar-Phineas Garrett.
ISt,stee--w. Jasper Taylor tat |t
Coroner-N, H. Belche:.
Ranger-John Corbitt.
Revenue CoHector-J G. Briley,
Railroad Tar Colleot0r--W. d. Robertson.
Constable, for DE Nashville DsEiei-Johu D. Cover
and J, r. Newman. .
COUNTY COURT.
.Jadge-Hon. James whltw1rth
Clsrk-P. Lindsey Nohol. .
a. The Judges Court meets the first Monday In
each month, AID the Quarterly Court composed Of
the Magistrates OF the County, is held the Grit Mon.
Day ip January, APRIL July and October
Co.. R NJ CIRCUIT COURT,
Judge-Hon. Nathaniel Baxter
Olsrk-pavid q. Love.
ss- The Court meets the art Monday in March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judss--Hon William X. Turner,
Clrb-Uharlos =. niggons
Gs-The Court meets the erst Monday ia April ,Au
gust and December
oHANcERY COURT,
0aasSllsr.-Hop. Samuel d Frlsrsou
clrt aaa Ma,lsr--J + oeayes,
So The Court meets the arsl Monday In May and
November
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail,yia Louisville, arrives Haiy, 5.90PM.
80" leaves " I745 IN.
columbia Wat IA. nv. arrives a. $50 Pm,
leaves p" 6tOAM.
shelbyvllle, via N. &c. R.R, arrives " $50 PM.
leaves 1000 AN.
Lebanon, .u- arrives "l20OM.
leaves eco Pm.
Memphis Mail, leaves naiy,y.a Louisville and Cairo
Posr-oFFlCEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Alexandria;
Gofdonsvllle, smlthvillo,
WATERFOWL, Jennings Fork
FosT oFFICEs ON me OF N. & c. R.R-
Murfreesboro, FosterYille, H
Jordans Valley, or shebyyille, .
Christana. Palmetto
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9atisseu Gountg 9irstturg
c4TY eovERNM ENT,e
~ - .
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JotN CnUMBLEY MdtshaL

WILLIAM. HltAfNhi Heeofan'
join CAUMBlEY 1dt'haL
p.pnsv 1far,hai.-w II. Wilkinson, a. c. Tucker,
and James A. steele. q
Clerk ofns Marfst-John Chumbley, eS-oSico, arst
JOS l. Ryan, secopd and John Redtiek, third
. .Flaz Asssssof A-Williata Driver
R,.szns Colleoior-A. b. shankand
Rdisr Tar colleoior--F. p. Garrett
Treanrer-R. Henry.
Wharf Masisr--Thomas Leake
Superintendent Of hs Workhoue--I. O D5dd
tSppctHtsndsut Of ne Water W0rls-jumes Wyatt
chief al he Fire DepartneRt-John NJ seabury 5
ssrion Of the Cernsiay--T. H. Mcbride.
frr Street Oter,eer y, L. stewart ftriFI
/ ca Aaornep-lohn MePhaillsmithy 3 g }
olTY COUNCIL.
Board or Aidermsn-N 81 nren, President y +.
Newman q A. J Mayled, q. A. scoyel, WINS Cheat
ham, j. smith NJ !. @. claiborne and Jas RoPb.
Common couneiI--w. p. Jones, President; William
Roberts, IL Yarbroush, wp priyoe VIM stewart
louis Houeh W BIufnsi Jarhca Turner G. VI son'n'
cate, A. J. Cole, Jas DAVIS, Andrew Anderson, j. D.
knowles and John Cready a.
s.Aspiso ooMnrrms OF ms orS corSoL
Fiaoao. --lnoves, scovel and cge.
Wotey Worts-Auderson, Smith and Caiborne
" S,.,a Yasbroueh, Torncr southga,e Davis iBrien,
MayAeid Chsatham and Claiborne
Wharf--Newmap, stevait and Turner
Ho.piial-Jobes, May yield and 5oen.
Capitalization, MayaeiSand Knowles
I,es pspartaeat-Crcady, Driver and Newman.
Gas-brivor Cheathsm and PAWS.
Crmsery--smith, Stewart and Newman
e. nrsytsf Hoap- -Hobcfe, stesari and Gunner
~ sla,e,zfIouga, Claiborne and Davis.
Polies-Cheathan, Brien ard Anderson.
spyino.-IIough, Claiborne and Bden
WorEhoas.- -Cheathhhn, May aeldahd Knowles.
Inproremenis aud Expenditures Cole, soovel and
creedyr rE uW d. uwIuEI.
APubia Property Briyn, cheatbam and Turner
Pes, Houss-May field, Jones and Roberts
- ssr The Board 81 Aldermen mge.s |the Tuesday
next preceding The seeohd ard foartb Thnrsduys II
each month and the Common Council the secon'
and fourth Thursdays in each month.
,ttbl1 NIGHT POLICE.
Oaptain-John Baugh.
Eirst Lisuienahi-wm. Yarbrough.
Second Lieulsnant--John II, Dtvis.
Poloetnsn-wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Mich Do
via Joel Philips, VIM. Baker John Cottrel, william
Mayo John Engles, }. W. Wright, John Pickett
Robert Scott W. O. Francis, Thomas Francis Andre'
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Huitt
AZ The Police Court is opened every morning q
nine o'clock.
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Tho rose you deltlv Gull ed, man,
May wound YOU with ne thorn,
"A
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Branch Of the Citizens Bank.

SHKEvEPoRT, 23d Sept, 1861.
THIS BANK will, hereafter, pay
i and receive at its counter, at per,
the Treasury Notes Of the Confede-
rate States, and the Notes Of the other
Banks of New Orleans.
Owners Of paper deposited in this
Bank tor collection, unless willing to
be governed by this regulation, are
requested to- withdraw the same.
ULCER LACNE,
s24-tf Cashier
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SOLDIERS FOR THE WAR.

Il 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 as three COM
panies of Infantry, for the purpose Of form
ing Texas Battalion with the companies
now in Virginia. All men enisting on tbs
above terms, will receive Fifty Dollars
bounty.
Full particulars given b. calling on him,
a. Wells. Will leave 81, sveport for this
seat of war, on the lst II March, at which
time and place, all should meet him, who
wish to enlist. CAPT. w. H. DUKE,
tebll-tf G.. $. A.
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FemaleColle=e
DESOTO PARISH

DESOTO PARISH Ia.
Nhe Fall session Of this Institution
Il will open on Wednesday, 2hd
October 1861, with a full and efficient
Faculty. The domestic department
will be under the immediate superin-
tendence of the President and his
lady, and every effort will be made
to promote the comfort of those en-
trusted to their charge.
~ Cotton, professions, Confederate
Bonds or Trcasusy mates taken IN pay
memt Of Board ,s~d Tuition.
Eor other information, Address.
CHAS.. b. STU ART, President.
Mansfield, La.
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Condftion ofoer Rai1roads.-The
Wilmington (N. c. Standard says:
y meeting of several of the rail
road Presidents of Virginia and
North Carolina was lately held at
Richmond, the object Of which was
to enquire into the condition of the
several roads, to ascertain their wants
in regard to rolling stock iron, &c,
and best method of supplying the
roads with the necessary means Of
performing the immense labors now
thrown upon them. A resolution
was passed advising a transfer Of the
effects of that part Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, under the con-
troll of the 5. Confederacy, to the
roads of the South. Besides this
they agreed upon some plan for the
establishment of rolling mills, &c
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Tell linn In Put ii TH7oueh.-The
following characteristic letter from
President Lincoln to Secretary Came
rou we find in Il Nashville exchange:
Executive Mansion, Jan. 20. 1862.
My Dear Sir-since you spoke to
me yesterday about Gen. j. H. Lane
of Kansas, l have been rejecting up
on the subject, and have concluded
that we need the service Of such a
man out there at once; that we had
better appoint him Brigadier General
of volunteers to-day and send him off
with such a force q think two rcsi-
ments better than three, bu4 asto this
| am not particularly as You think
will get him into actual work quick
er. Tell him, when he starts to put
it through. not to be writing or telc-
graphing back here, but to put it
through.
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Old Shirts, Rags, Etc.

i HE undersigned will receive and for
ward Old shirts, rags, aad such articles con-
tributed for the use of the Confederate Hos
pitfalls. Persons having such articles, COM
paratively useless to them, are earnestly so
Icited to bestow them upon the sick and
wounded soldiers, who would be comforted
by change Of clean shirt, even though
an old one.
They may be left at the store of Mr.. G..
McCarty, in Shreveport, who has kindly
consented to take charge of them, until they
can be shipped.
febl2tf ROBERT v. NARYE.
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Tribute Of Respect.

At meeting Of the officers and
members Of Meth Lodge, No. 21,
10. Q. f. the following preamble and
resolutions We're unanimously adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the
Ruler of the Universe to fake from
cur midst, our dearly beloved friend
and brother, JOHN LARMIER, who
died on the 18th inst, be it
Resolred. That viii, meek submis-
sion we yield to the will of the Al
mighty God.
Resolrcd, That in his death we
have lost Il brother who was admired
by us for his correct departments; and
that we deeply sympathize with the
family and relatives of the deceased,
who have lost in his DEATH, an atfec-
tionate husband and dear friend.
Resoirca, That this Lodge be cloth
ed i'll mourning, and that the mem-
bers wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for thirty days.
ReSolred, That the above resolu-
tons be published in the Shreveport
Semi Weekly News, and the South
Western and Gazette be requested to
copy the same; also that copies of
the papers be forwarded to the family
ii the deceased.
y. SELIGMAN, n. G..
+. W. Sr:h>ER, See'y-
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Portable Steam Engines with or
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines with double fue boilers.
Circular Saw Mills Of the most mod
ern and improved construction. We
challenge the trade rs produce a bet
ter or more effective artisle at IA less
price. Cotton Gin and Grist Mill
Shattin~.
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and FIGURING Mill.
Straub Corn Mills.
India Rohber Betting.
w ooawruth Planning and Matching
Machines.
Artesian Well Tools and Pipes fur
niShed to order.
Steam Guases. Whistles, &c,
and every description of Plantation
and Railway Machinery.
Send and get an illustrated. cata-
logue of our Machinery, free by mail !;
all we ask is preference at the same
price with equally good Northern
Works. Addr IS +. 81. IVENS,.
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