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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18
COMM EkCIAL.
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DAilY CATS CITY oYricx,
Kxox-K Feb. Al, GO.
FLoUk-saperane %; sprin " hestc xtrs 81 IS;
Fall Wheat Extra Is.
BRAN AsDsHoRrs-sot to 4oe 100 bs.
coRN-tsc . bush.
BARLEY-25c.
wHgAT-In good demand. Fall 65s7o; sp,irl4s
to SOC.
RfE-a5c to 30.
OATs-12ta Gl5c.
PoTAToEs--i5aa0hst the load, retail % to 3oc.
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i21S clarified latAl3l, crushed and loaf 1894.
aoLAsSEs-Pi Plantation %5es SO; sagarhouse 45a, 80;
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LEATHER-soe 5a2s; Harnessasa3e.
HIDEs-Dry Toe. green green sheep pelts
38a35c; green hog skins l5c.
-fimeth y. new 81 uea IS w. baIed % O6H $40,
Prairie 50 co.
skEDs--Tino,hy 81 90; Flax Seed soto 81.
oSIONS-a5ass0e.
EGGS-.c.
WHITE BKANS-JNcaJs 81 co.
FEATHERS 2oI25.
FRUIT Dried Apples q a5gsl SOP bnshsl.-
Dried Peaches 80 asa - So Rai-ins - DOG IS 20.
CllEEsE--H estern Reserve Sc; Denmak Ghas.
BEEF 1alae gross 3aDs y quarter.
SHEEP--sI s0a2 80 n head.
HoGS--Dressed 2As2tae.
sAI.T-G.A. ~ 30 y sack. Kanawha 81 IS v bar
rel. Liverpool 81 seass 90 y sack; Lake - co
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@sSl6, No. $eas $40. White Fish, Nc. l IS 0oa5 80
y half bbi. Cod Fish SaG e b..
RAGS-ltc.
OLD iRos-1sgssr v b. Brass 68sc b. Cop
per l09i2ac . H..
EXCHANGE-on New York, Banksbie Funds !
per centt--tor gold nominal ST. Louis, little doing
and settled rate.
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Telegraph Office, Chicago, Feb. l5.

The following message was received
from the Governor this evening:
Pulaski, ILL.,, Feb. l7.-Am ON my wa "
with Auditor Dubois, Sec'y Hatch, and
Gen. Woods to Fort Donelson. Many sad
hearts to-day, but glorious victory -
People by thousands ON the road and at
tire stations, with shourings and with flags.
Thank God that our Union is safe, now
and forever! Send surgeons, friends,
and clothing for the wounded.
[signed,I RICHARD Yates, Gov.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18
THROAT AND LUNGS.

ut this season Of the year when coughs spd colds
hfetroabiesome every family should have safe aud
certain remedy at hand. Ranfam-s Hive syrup and
I@la lie the very thing. II IL only pieasant Tor
children 10 take. but Is a certain cure for Croup
"hooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs and all
affections OF ihe Throsla and Lungs.
sold by all Druggisss. Price IS cents.
ordfrs may be addressed toJ. r. Wilkinson, Whole,
sale Agent, 30 81 n INST, keokuk, Iowa.
dceIsdinwgt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18
H The Washington corresnonden,

1The Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Inquirer says the mag
niicent preparations planned by q few
gentleman for pleasure trip abroad next
summer, ~ Commandment 70 the World
Fair, are knocked in the head. Congress
will not vote the $4,000 which these
self-appointed tourists asked, or even The
s35, 600 towhich they reduced their esti.
mates, Good.
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when Yout. Abou,. wci.., =,


when You Is About, weiss
The Bonneville correspondent of the
Cincinnati Daily Commercial writes
These Missouri niggers know a great
deal more than the white folks give them
credit for, and whether Missouri goes for
the Coniederacy or The Union, her slaves
have learned lesson too much to ever
make them useful as slaves. l was struck
with the apt reply Of one of a crowd who
came from big house TO the road to see
US pass the other day. Says /, "Boys,
are you all for the Union ~
ooh, yes, mossa, when you's about, we
is"
"Aud when Price comes you are secesh,
are you n
Lord. yes, massa, wc's good secesh
then. Can't allow de white folks to git
head niggers in dat why. n 4
The darkey understood the whole ques-
ton and the game played.
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M AR! WAR I! WAR!!!

All persons keeping or having for sale, 81, o. a
keds OF haaiiions Of War such ms ahs Pistols ke-
voivers and all kindsof Ammunition required not
10 seito any person without from The udey
signed This order must be s,riciy complied with.
nndcrpcnsit, offoreiiiDg all articles mention cd In
shsirpossessiona JOHN sTANEUs,
]iyi3d Surveyor Port OF keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18

Eg The ice on the river has been in
fine condition for skating, and large num-
bers of people, including ladies', gentle
men and boys have improved the oppor-
tunity for perfecting themselves in the
fine art Of skating We have not had the
pleasure Of seeing the ladies on the ice,
but we can fancy how graceful they must
appear. and how exhilerating the sport,
especially with sprightly and good look
ing and good -natured lady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18
THE GATE CITY
TUESDAY, FEBRTARY IS.

SA-T The weather for the past few days
hasbeen delightful, thawing little in the
sun and freezing al night. Tire Bfeig hing
is injured on the most frequented roads,
but elsewhere and on the river continues
good, Under the snow was a layer of
thick ice on the surface Of the ground.
which thaws very slowly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18

EE- Letters from Col. Garfield, re.
ceived n, Columbus. Ohio, on Saturday
announce that he had just been ordered
by Gen Buell. to move forward an d drive
out all the rebels in Eastern Kentucky -
The gallant Colonel is exultant,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18
Savannah Probably TAKEN /.
Fort Monroe. Feb.

TUTt MUHTUd, CD. II.
We learn that Fort Donelson surren.
dsred to Gen. Grant yesterday, and that
Gems. Pillow, Floyd, Johnston and Buck.
ner were taken with 10000 other prison.
ers
We are also informed that fighting In.
been going on near Savannah, and thai
city has probably bsen captured.
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NETbe WASHINGTON Ronnl,l;ca. of 3ha

EE-The Washington Republicans of che
18th assertspositively that Secretary Stan
ton tissues all orders, public and private,
I'd Buell., Halleck, Butler, Sherman and
other generals commanding departments
or expeditions. There is no doubt, in
sp.ie 81 certain newspaper details, that
thissstateueat is exactly correct, and it is
also fact that Stone was arrested be-
cause Of startling facts developed before
the Joint Committee for the conduct of
the war.
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E- 1t was soul-inspiring to hear the
18th regiment give their heartfelt and
sky-rending cheers, last night, for the
gallant Seventh Regiment. The bravery
and daring of the Seventh are felt to be
the glory Of the State, and every citizen
thrills with just pride at the very mention
Of their name and deeds.
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General stones Arrest...Mccleitan
Sick over IL.

DICK over
The Times Washington correspondent
telegraphs:
The arrest excites great commotion in
public circles here aud certain military
tuncuonaries are also greatly perturbod
about it. 1t is rumored that still other
arrests viii be made immediately. Seere-
tary Stanton has the spirit, the courage
and the detcrmApation to strangle treason,
or completely with treason, wherever and
in whomsoever it is discovered
1t is notable that Stones strongest
friends here are Secessionisis and semi.
Secessionists of both sexes; and his
strongest enemies, or rather those who
make the most serious charges against
him, are the officers and men under his
command. The searching investigation
that has been made into his case was ow-
ing, in great measure, to the influence
brought to bear from q source whence il
would seem none could come - his own
men. Political influence or personal
rivalry have had nothing whatever TO do
with the case.
"Col. German, of the Minnesota First,
has been put in temporary command of
Stones column. lie at once proceeded to
shell the rebels away from an earthworh
they were throwing up on the opposite
side Of the Potomac, ut Edwards Ferry !:
he arrested known rebel spy, whom Gen,
Stone had defended, and took other active
measures against the rebels in the Vi
cinity of his command. Some OF the
parties formerly near to Gen. Stone hay q
also been placed under surveillance.
Thc tucts brought TO light in General
Stones case. and the necessary action
consequent upon their discovery, have
greatly affected General Mcclellan, both
in body and spirit. Visitors who called
npou him on Monday learned that he was
confined to his room, with his Physician
in attendance, aud were consequently ex-
GUIDED
The following paragraph from the
Washington Republican is worth quo
ting
Our readers will be more gratitied than
surprised to learn that Gen. Stone has
been arrested. and is now on his way to
Fort Lafayette, having left Washington
in the five o'clock train Hast evening"
The immediate cause Of Stones arrest is
not yet publicly known, but those who
have watched his course from the beginn-
ling, will be # 20 !css &c :ccauu. ssSr l. Il
The sins Of Balls Bluff are yet to b.
atoned for. and when they are, the blood
Of. the gallant Baker can never be washed
from his skirts We begin to hope fol
!, our country; few more arrests like this
and We may be safe.
~ Southern gas has given out even
al the seat Of its msnufacture. Rich
mond il left 10 darkness o'nights, by tbs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18

In the course Of bis able speech on the
expulsion Of Bright, Mr.. McDougall,
Democratic Senator from California, made
the following statement
"Since 1882, there has been a contin,
ual organized war against the principle of
constitutional government. He contend.
ed that there bad been regular plan to
bring about secession, which was well
known To Democrats, and known to him
Mr.. MeDougali) J, aud, as a Democrat, the
Senator from Indiana must have known Of
the fact, The war, which had been SO
long planned, was actively iLaugurated
before the letter was written to Davis, and
he Mr.. McDougall) could consider that
letter in no other light than an act of
treason. A Senator Of the United States,
who, knowing all the facts, could write
such letter, was not fit to remain in the
councils Of the nation. Treason was the
highest Of all crimes, and ought to receive
severe punishment"
We commend the above high Democrat
10 testimony to the Plaindealer, and kin
dred sheets, which haze been stating that
the Republican party caused the rebellion
He nails ait such vile SANDERS to the
counter as base coin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18

ct Napoleon Ills long talked of
work, the "History of Julius Caesar, will
appear in February, illustrated by two
maps, enc representing Gaul In the time
of Diocletian
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18

Er Very high state OF water ca the
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers. The
rebels thereaway are complaining of one
Foote too much.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18
sa- Adjutan. Pomutz made his frs

sA-Adjutant Pomutz made his first
appearance as Adjutant of the 18th Regi-
mant, at the dress parade last evening
He has the reputation Of being an excel
lent officer, and his fine military appear
aace makes favorable impression.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18
Boston. Feb III

Boston. Feb II.
The news ofthe capture Of f. Donslsen
created perfect fprore Of patriotic jubila-
tion in Boston to-day. There has never
besn 70 much Joy manifested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18
rITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets.
kextso Banking House Of VIM. Thompson Co
New Books.


The City Book Store 10 lhis day in recent Of The
following choice iltsJatafe5
tseti I,rssnie, v Theodore Winthrop.
SHADOW in the House. By saunders
Tho Househoid ~ Eouyerie, by = southern Lady
Songs M Mnny kesa. by Holmes
ftseoiieesicns OF shelley and By ron, by Trslsuut
Shelley Memorials, By Lady shelley.
Toe ketcctrd Stone, by ayirginIan
Tom Burkefs School Days III Rugby.
DeQutpey's Opium Eater.
- Literary Renj SCIENCES
. Theological Essa,s,ae
Hoods Poems, Biue and Goid.
Lonsie!iow's Poems, Blue and Gold.
S2xs's
Mrs. Jsmesons Loves Of Tie Poets Blue d Gold.
- . Characteristics kc,
. StadIfs, &c,
- ltaltai. Painters,
/" Legend ofthe Madonna"
Sketches Of Ari,
Diary, Sc. :.
Hawshornss Marble Fxun.
House Of The Seven Gables.
Scarlet Letter.
&esses fiom Old Name.
Twice Teld Tales.
- kBow Image.
Biiilsedaie Kcmances.
Longfeliow's HiAs aths
EvsngcIe.
The sbnye Books viii be sold al Pubiisher,s pYfrss
The public invited TO call and examine the e,Dek
fete J. ". OGDEN
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Baltimore. Feb II

UHIutHuIt, TEU. Il.
The Union men are overlooking with
joy !; the news is nowhere moro acceptable
than to them. Secesh is overwhelmed with
this Waterloo asfaat.
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| Washington, Feb. Il.
Gen. Mcclellan has received dispatch
ffuliy confirming the capture Of Fort Don
elson,
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Buffalo. Feb. Il

Buffalo, Feb. II.
News comes in from all quarters of ex-
ultation and JOY at the capture of Fort
Donelsou.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18

M AK CLAIMS
- ~ tiHt-rrtErcts have NrFHEgg HtGIE by which
They Will collect all Kinda nj claims growing cut Of
thspresent war. either at 81. LoGis Washington.
s~tAs TIE UTEaLizAti0D tho
iowa rrEIncLis, back OF deceased sodefs pay OF
AppfaiAed LOrscs, sihee dtaa &c They have faithful
aud we'll advised seHtntiyes both those places
aud viii Aoon be III Possession 81 ali needed blaKs
RANKIN " MfLLER,
'ahSsdfm Attorneys, keekGE, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18

~ Southern gas has given out even
at the seat Of its msnufacture. Rich
mond i left 10 darkness o'nights, by the
inability Of the Gas Company TO continue
the supply Of their staple. There is coal
enough. but other appliances necessary for
the process aro hacking. They cannot
tmake tile to cover their retorts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18

DAiLy CATS CITy oYrirx,
kkoK-K Feb. ~, T2.
FLouk-saperane 81 %; sprIn 1 " heat xtra 81 IS
Fall Wheat Extra % Us
BRAN AsDsHoRTs-so to 40e y 100 Is.
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SOLDIERS For THE WAR.

i HE undersigned, just from Virginia,
with authority to Recruit, wants 40 men for
Artillery service. Terms of enlistment, for
the war. Capt. Duke II also authorized,
and win muster in ~ many Is three COM
panics of Infantry, for the purpose Of form.
ing Texas Battalion with the companies
now in Virginia. All men enlisting on the
above terms, will receive Fifty Dollars
bounty.
Full particulars given by calling on him,
or A. j. Stacey, Esq, of the firm Of Stacey
& Wells. Will leave Shreveport for the
seat of war, on the lst of March, at which
time and place, all should meet him, who
wish to enlist. CAPT. w. IL. DUKE,
febIl-tf e.. S. A.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Proclamation by the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, !
New Orleans, Feb IA, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, }
. New Orleans, Feb. IA, 1862.
The President Of the Confederate
States having made arequisition upon
me to furnish, from the State of
Louisiana, five and half Regiments
of troops for the war;" therefore, l,
Thomas O. MOORE, Governor of the
State OF Louisiana, do hereby pro-
claim, that Volunteers will be re-
ceived in accordance with the Presi-
dents proclamation.
Volunteers will be received bv
Companies, Battalions or Regiments.
Each Company will be composed
Of one Captain, one LIST Lieutenant,
fwo I'd Lieutenants, four Sergeants,
four Corporals, and not less than
sixty-four Privates. Regiments must
contain not less than ten Companies,
and Battalions not less than four
Companies.
Commanding officers will report as
soon as their respective commands
are organized, to Adjutant General
NJ. Grivot, New Orleans.
The troops will be mustered into
service at convenient camps, and will
then be clothed, supplied and armed
by the Confederate Government.-
Each soldier will receive from the
Confederate Government bounty of
Fifty Dollars when his regiment or
company is mustered into its service,
:nl will be allowed transported lion by
It from his home to the place of rem
devious.
1t is earnestly desired that the
troops now called for be ready by or
before the 10th March.
Relying upon the activity and
patriotism OF my telowcitizens, l
anticipate response from them as
promptly as the emergency demands.
THOS. o MOORE,
tiovernor and Comma nder-in- Chief.
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.MARRIED:

by Rev. George Tucker, a Baptist min
lister, Oh Thursday evening. goth February
1852, ut the residence of the brides uncle,
Judge II. A. Drew, Mr. TRENTON f..
SAMUEL. formerly Of Orange county, Va,
70 Miss REBECCA A. BERRY; ill of
Shreveport, Louisiana.
Religious Herald, of Richmond, Va, will
p!esse copy.
Accompanying the above, we &C.
knowledge some of the good things.
We wish the happy couple long
and pleasant journey in this world OF
trouble.
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TAeState ofL0xi.iana / 1Oth judicial
Parish Of Caddo. District.
Succession Of Henry Mock, deceased.
~ Office is hereby given that f. NJ. Ma
thews has this day filed in the Clerk Is office,
q petition praying to be appointed Admin
istratOr of the succession al Henry Mock
deceased, and unless opposition be made
within ten days. the time prescribed by law,
said prayer will be granted and letters Of
administration issue accordingly.
Given under my hand al., seal of Office
this the l4th day Of February, A. ID.
1862.
w. HOWARD DOUGLASS,
feblS Deputy Clerk.
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i. HE undersigned will receive and for.
ward old shirts; rags, AID such articles con.
tributcd for the use 81 tho COnfedersse Hos.
pitals. Persons having such articles, COM
tici.ed to bestow them npon the sick and
wounded soldiers, who would be comforted
by q change Of . clean shirt, even though
an old one.
They may b left at the store Of Mr.. C..
McCarty, in Shreveport, who has kindly
consented to tAkeeharge Of them, until they
can be shipped.
feb12tf ROBERTV. NARYE.
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FOR RENT.
Branch Of the Citizens. Bank. |

SHREVEPORT, 23d Sept, 1861. !
TH1S BANK will, hereafter. pay
Il and receive at it's counter, at par,
the Treasury Notes OF the Contede-
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 LAUNE,
s24-tt Cashier.
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Arrest gf Southern Mex.-A letter
from Smithland, in the Evansville
(Ind.) Journal, says:
About one hundred cavalry left
here some days ago, on a scouting
expedition up in Crittenden and Loyn
counties. They met no rebels, with
the exception of two who were enjoy
ing themselves in the arms of Morp-
heus. They were the horse thieves
Bob, Mcdonald and Frizzle, who
have been robbing loyal men of their
horses and stock and who assisted 80
conspicuously in arresting several
Union men in Carrsville some time
ago. They have been forw ard
ed to Paducah, where they will un-
derso trial.
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Portable Steam Engines with %,
without wheels. Stationery Steam,
Engines with double Aue boilers.
Circular Saw Mills Of the most mod
crn and improved construction. We
challenge the trade to produce a bet
ter or more effective article at less
price. Cotton Gin and Grist Mill
Shafting.
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and FIGURING Mill.
Straub Corn Mills.
India Robher Betting.
yWooawruth 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 a preference at the same
price with equally good Northern
Works. Addr. IS f. M. IVENS,
No. SO St. Charles ST., N. O.
No. Sly
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NOR SALE-A beautiful pair Of full
Il b!oodied white Shanghi chickens. and
one pair Uloodicd Ruffied Neck Pigcons-
10 lovers of fancy and rare specimens OF
the fcathercd tribe, this affords "a good op-
portunity for investment,
Apply at this office. feb7tf
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Chr Senai-seveekly Yews.
Published on Tuesday aad Friday.
fV-Whcn subscribers SEQ Tise Expired
stamped on their paper, it denotes that in
Two weeks their time Oi subscription expires.


We regret to learn that nearly all
the employees, male and female, have
been discharged from the laborator-
les of the arsenal at Baton Rouge
Cause want of lead to work up into
bullets and shot. We are told that all
along our rivers and bayous are ma
ny persons. particularly planters, who
have quantities Of old lead lying
about and entirely valueless to them
If they would have it gathered mp
and sent to Baton Rouge, they would
get a good price for it and at the same
time assist the Government as we'll
As giving employment to many poor
families who are now deprived Of the
means of a livelihood.-Sugar Plan
ter, 9Th.
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- To Editors and Printers. -

ENOR SALE-Thc Newspaper and Job
IL Material, books, and outstanding debts
of this Office. Reasons for selling given on
application, if desired. To person who
will continue the publication of the paper
n bargain will be offered. Tho materials
are new, and there is sufficient stock OF pa
per on hand to last six or eight months. -
Address the proprietor. j"otf
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Notice.

i HE public are cautioned against trad
ing for a Due Bill drawn in favor of N.
Godell, for the sum of $3.50 Eighty seven
dollars, payable ON demand, and is not
dated. E. & Is. JACOBS.
Southwestern copy. feb25
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MEDICAL.

Mans field Female COLLEGE.
DESoTo PARISH LA.
Nhe Fall session of this Institution
Il will open on Wednesday,, End
October 1861, with a full and efficient
Faculty. The domestic department
will be under the immediate superin-
trndcncr Of the President and his
lady, and every effort will be made
TO promote the comfort of those en-
trusted to :L"ir charge.
- C"ft"~, 1>rorisioms, Confederate
Bo~.i< or Treasury noscs taken a., peg
me~t Of Boa,a t.s1 IIxit;on.
For other information, Address.
ClIAS. Il. STUART, President.
Mansfield. La.
NCHOOL AOTICE.-I'he under
- signed will resume School bust
ness in Shreveport, on the Second
Monday in January, 1862.
Rates Of Tuition per Month:
Elementary English branches, $500.
Higher English branches and the
Languages, $500.
j3-3t d. DONOVAN.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-02-25
DENTAL NOTICE.

YNHE undersigned will be absent from
L Shreveport until about March. Mr. r.
f. Samuel is my legal agent during my alb
sence, and will collect my claims and dis
charge debts, whenever able so to do.
My former assistant will be found in the
office. S. HINSON, u. DIS
Shreveport, Jan. 8, 1862.
Shreveport papers please copy one month
discontinue my card until my return, and
present bills to Mr.. Samuel S. H.