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me Fail Of New Orleans.


is more ll.po'tau' n 1''e e4 y OF com
Il VIII strike l'le HiAHu o' europe a.
il shocRS tne nerve u our country, ana
ell the yanAee nea'1 VIZ" ceF1alii,! oi
TOO big lot uueialce. now, lHdeed,
.beJ believe the revolution ;, Near ~ close, and
expect the collapse OF Tue COiiIeueracy ana tDe
DrOslraton OF me south AZ lAe ieet Oh me north;
u will be some uWe before elIler party Will
know the causes or Il9Hdy appreciate tHe con
sequence, OF tins event; Out whatever are tAe
frst, and however great may pc the second, 1t Is
certain that those VINO suppose ihat the courage
Of the southern people ana armies VIII SINK INTO
lmbecilIty under The blow, are doomed 70 dlSap-
pointmeut So far from ensuing orr su9juga-
ton, by concentrating our energies ~ more
limited circle and consolidating the southern
forces, the COniedemcT Is now, and will be for
come time, capable Of more dangerous and tire.
neudOus e1erIon than ever before, All that is
needed to render 1t decisive OF the war is a
change 10 the spirit and couHsels which direct at
Richmond the employment OF power.
But little Is yet known Of the fall Of New Or
leans The statement furnished by the govern
sent is to this effect, that the enemy's vessels
agin5 appeared before the town surrender
Bs demanded. MajOrgeueral Lowell declined
Dsurrender bat went away On the railroad with
bis troops towards Jackson, in Mississippi, aud
he town ieilinto the hands OF the enemy.
L would appear therefore, that no defence was
stenpted except the cauuouade Of the forts, Of
sdich We have heard, situated sixty miles below
SeT Orleans. Yet immense fortHcations had
been erected nearer the city at enormous expense
calculated e render i impregnable by land and
sater. Setting aside the Island deteuces twelve
miles beoN lAe to"h' az bngisll pend, were
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COMMITTED TO THE JAIL

SL3 Or the parish of Caddo, in the city Of
"a Shreveport, negro man aged about ~
q. years. 5 feet. inches high; upper teeth
- out and lettey out of black complexion
calls himself GUss, and says he belongs to John
H. Caldwell Of the city of New Orleans, La
The owner or owners Of said negro are hereby
notified to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away or he will be disposed
Of as the law directs
]. B. WEIGH, Jailor
Shreveport, June 4, I8G2-9t
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Al papers n The district please copy.
T.. Z ToMEIEs Sea'Y
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AND MILITARY DUrT.
is decided a few days
zen who claimed ey-
= on the ground that
lent simply passing
aiming here temper
tary duty But that
who make this couu-
atechnicai term, are
esImeprotectiOn and
IS native bOrncitizens
whether they are or
coantryi> their dom
quired to do military
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COMMITTED TO THE JAIL

7 II ,
SsIS Or the parish of Caddo, in the city of
"a Shreveport, negro man aged about 81
u. years, feet inches high; of black com
- plexiou, calls himself CRAwFoRD, and
says he belongs Richard Allen, Paducah State of
Kentucky.
The owner or owners of said negro are hereby
notified to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, or he will be disposed
of as the law directs
J. B. WEIGH, Tailor.
ShreEnnnrt June lSR2.Gt
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Shreveport, June 4, I862-8t
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

s<FHoM Pleasant Hill, DeSoto parish, La,
(ssAsSSS q DARK BAY MARE MULE, medium size,
4.--Xm. branded (B) on the left shoulder, saddle
aud geer marks, aged "A years. Information
thankfully received. Address me at Greenwood,
Louisiana H. CURRIE,
Caddo parish May q, IS62-3t
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$50 Acres of Unimproved land for Sale

SITUATED near Summer Grove, in a respec-
$50. table neighborhood being the north east
S754S and northwest quarters of section No.I8,
~ range Nc. Il and township No Is.
Terms Of sale-0ne-th third cash, the balance in
one, two and three years, to bear eight per cent.
promissory notes payable as above, with NOR
tgage importing confession of judgment, and
good personal security. For further particulars
apply to P. II. R0SS0N,
Shreveport, Nov. 2, 1859. Agent.
~ Mr. B. K Stephens will show the premises
to any person wishing TO purchase.
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DASH and the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE,
~ PAID for Dry and Green Hides, Deer
Skins, Wool, Furs, Beeswax, &C., at allseasons OF
the year, by n. G. TRT0N,
aug4 No. 7. on the Levee. Shreveport.
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tbitlp If ibt Nlarksts.
0RxsdeNf 0yrfcr, No. 70 EANp SrRKxr.
At Wedneadar Evening" March n 1870 y

sURKsdeNf UBffcE No. 10 CAMP SfEEIf, 4
4 "Wednesday Evening. March IA lsG2. / 4
ass S: M did hear of sale to-day. sSs
ToBACCo. &. Nothing reported. n s5
All The supply liberal bnt The market is extremely
redared prices mAntaiued The
bids Prices ars entirely too
iions,
market Il very dill
and hs sses bills at Tor Fer
Gaps Frins Reaoad md for Choice Also
i'd a bbis and is,Se for Prime =
salas confined 10 coo bills, in small l$s
Al Fine ~ for ana si6@sl7 p Dbl for Exirs
500 sscks hiae Yellow sold Id iots ii
VI "A A0 sashsl
i sssis aold n ri Al bushsl. So ' & II #
wy Whits nd Red soid 1t 81 10 "a bnshss
W. ,.o bass, Ordinary sed At so tsps
GREEN We have beard e further sales Of bog
ana & 25c III 8 retailing at Pc for sloudsrs 2Sc.
Eli Hams sna aOcs = FOR Sides ss.s $50 4 vs.
Iii steEess sod At 20 and p q DO ~ p.
retailing At 50, and Mess sss q bill s
srfTsK ~ The srsta demand for Old bourbon and Mo-
hsa at "a 7o@s2 and Reetiasd, made
fsOt1 III Isna Ians " 2osSl Is gallon, s8
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Hin NrItsss Nnntu HlaTktt. !
= ~ 4. a ~ - X wv
j Oarscrsr OYyIcK, No. 10 Gimp streot,
i{s ,ss - sd,ssdsV Ey,pn;nry March L. 1b62.


saassa ssi ass III 4 sG ssa
syinesd osiay n some eF
Ibs var battle In were upper
MD ohssidg general In aud
VAS the chief business bling N
psSks dspos md paying ont sInai change
of sur banks have n,asI n0hiy
IL III sHa u volunteers about leaving for the
" I'VE ortsn deiae exchanged.
ne
and era ytsr strestes has nss re-
thereof can only bs
flhst itaud mot ay- II this bank " q1s sttol
v applications asa with other
ths shall b happy - uste
81
4 y scshs y n bonds The
which prevailed lcstweek ths wrdk previous has
have surplus appear dis-
taiRges Unreal esse, ie n seine aPpeafs
~ S gfea request opinions DIS.
III rasiiy real estate. Willie the
ssaes. situations, cannot ind
meet with
some " which ars wei
time lots, fpd ready PIE.
nj Ne chg raiiroads
xs brought ~ direct corn
III sths
ms quiet The million loan Of thss
tsIsx ta otfgf Bonds may Offering in The
aSsassrs firm The Confederate esoyeIaf
paid s March interest, and ID coin there
AZ aering in the market There
The State authorised, through
N 2hS may iihc require This loan Will
tsS1 of Sset, The hoads this loan
IA s paz, xsdeennble IN t,ten years.
100 authorised V ~ si:snea in the
nodes and shzit receivable for Ill State
III issus act have already
ation Of money.
~ 81 ii the city
sukh
s opened syestsr.
of aud six one
uissss ttrg tAtsf divers parties II various
yes tstn By Gtizens' Bank. Te
1ssc bends are provided for BY die
Tia loan Therefore, there lack funds
rations il deferce of the city. I'LL
refDark DOUBTS 1nteftaued
notes An passing away. Ths question
sAepf lime If Confederate Tpeasary
prove ysinsssss might once mako
there II nothing Of value ON the Western
gold wsu,a b sorth Is without means
u well bs arst al
bs supsso acy Of
HessslsesI, has IA bs rgpre be-
ssTe1gt The great
gs bs fully xrnlEas "A
p Exchange TO day the rates are
VI sterliDg aSOaae0 Tor
nbt Inclined 10 acesle 10 thesa
course, avail themselves their privileges
tshs good Hne arrives when be- Ii d
reply to There u nothing dopgin domestic
axchlngs ssa s a 74ssassFs #
lts doing IN gold and silver majority sars and
decline trade article al present aeues
Gold may decline IsSs5 within ZIP
WIN not being very dubious article
deal
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Aiding
AsaM NI as5 sa,tsY
Assault Deadly Weapons
i Bn,s.ss
concealed Weaporst -. y.
Contempt
bans sas and md s suspioa
F Fss,sa sS I'D Dfssa ,hs
F Fs f:ias IN lie sss dGainsnton Of
Ens , h hea sy. -
II Person 4
and Disturbing lbs Peace
Lottery
Murder.
Ssans Nancy Goods
Poisoning, Attempt
Rape
sshg Liquors % ss e
Saws av Without is
s sss Il
spooas
Unlawful assemblies
Totals
Grand Total
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fHI0E.s

sxSKss HesYs oaqics m ii
xi4as Gata Amt 9nslity head DJ13b %
quality 40 GJ2aD 90
Besste n1foHd ltllty, n Ito hs net.. 00Atl Cd
f6ax " I'D M. 10 BQ3 u 20
He6H ecpuA 4aAEy Krosa, n 100 3 90
n had II.
hts quality, head y. Ia Is ca
~ Oesae, sscaAd qustys y head ~ % 90
aee f3op1s quality, &hsAd t) Haa75 %
Mch Cows, seeond auSy, i'd t0SO 90
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A Two-sToRY HOUSE AND LOT ON NAYADEs
street, Mt auction.
BY GARDNER SMITH 81 CO.,
GARDNER Smith, Aucioneer.
Office. 81 Common street.
c,ATIRDAY March is, at IL o'clock, NJ,
. viii sold auction, al the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange
ONE LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS, In the square bounded
by Charles date Nayades Pytania and sixth
STREETS Said measures front ST. Charles street.
by l2r feet in depth. 81 80,
The COMPRISE wo-stoy Frame House, with
ten rooms two c.s,erns wash and wood house, etc.
Ag~TERMS-Cash.i
Act Of sale before j. W. Beedove, Notary Public at the
e1nense Of the nurchaserr y -..-t' milo
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8ibtl aitligslIt.

u tfassosa4 ts-slcs No. 70 Cane arxEEs1
va 4sa5 Thursday, March Is. 1881 -
wss rhesed with tremendous rain Storm but
hsncs 81 ths day was enough transact out ocr
saess slthoaah cloudy ard ,hs atmosphere very sury
x az al ieree neahiug of any moment ranspired.
stsssner John Walsh ot on for Mempfit With good
Mn sIss e. # 81 s93sss s
ss ~ artisals were few ID nnHaber. ~ Sg a
asxisf M fst passenger packet Acadia
as Ysrc4n commander leaves st ~ sclock this DAY
4 fof ii rossf Handbags np 10 Dunal dscslsilie. 81
,s MI xsae passenger Mam
Sei {npt s~Seno conanander, and Mr. lso NV ~
rleS E& This esening for Rstsn hensr W
BSyou ssia Fort md N coast land
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Ra&tFeAtlA. II
\ II. 81, orRfotsAs AND. aREAg wEarSgn.

! sss NJ d. ofRI AZ AND On a. wEaTER.N. ~ Z
m AafH CITY. March u 1850 bn,s nolssses N
do eewnft JAlaes a. hhd4 sugar iDI 6his n
r. A Assnssssgsri1 Dc q bSis p Kelly ars
Iassss Eeows hhds Lslis Esltar-D 10 g
Ourmngs "A do Wsst, RenhAw Camnaack--9S d p
EtIsjl do Darby Tremoule MIA oiasses I0bet
80 90 Trosclair HAydenS0 ID Knox
y 70 order. i5 IA Y9.5 e
d NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON. March u 1907 hhsi 81 y Carpenisr COOP
fpsylAk PsfsonsI eggs tuey. Stanfefr
balts Is ska halr Thos 6chorr 5000 Pike
s CIV GenRe lot sundries. }is4ai " vi -
ANToNs March bales hay Stuart James---I0 do
% a Heaksl 6co-9 do L Adams TOTAL
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Hin @fesas gais Crescent ahnsag aaurna 9are l3, 1862

8 - orFIoEE OF THE eTIIEF or PoIIcE.
n,sy R,pcrt AHe oaE
.,o tie number d persons arrested orleans during
p,ouh February adhe tier arrest
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nn HAND Az ID ktlA sALE--rEE CELEBRArnD
" AcOhesney Patent Washing Mnctlns.bpet. Iaens Ia
at j. Waterman Bro, at tho Of akEasne and
Common snd tho Aeohanie. and Dealers Exchange
10. 10 Charles street, and shop, CT Lsfsysh
and Bss1n strsst. How Orlesns.
jpIt.p - -, Jy.DauaHgRfT.
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District Er 6 SssGea D Eaiis sssf 5
Nj. +. M F. MI NJ. ! F NJ | F. % =
49,. -. Y 80. 80. 80. 5 ~.
is IS ii Is &c ioI is - 4 iit'3 .; IS
~. -. -. -. 49, ~. $50. 49,. So:
20 - s i, is i -; Il q q II
5 ~: ~. : III: =" ~: -. % -.
!! i Il: III .'ii il i; i i 81 Il ! !; ii
Al il Id !. y . u. -. q i6
4 49,. -. -. -. -. $50. -. 2.....
s -. H.. e Il IL. - - I -. IS IL -
.,.. 80. H.. -. -. -. 49,. 49,. 49,.
i !! Il i i 1 ! ': i: y. !; i i
II / j; i j il !; ~. \ is il
.l... -. 80. l.-.i -. -.
l..., ....i So. 50. l.-.. &c.,
49, -. -. I-+..fl 49,.
h.. 80. 80. h..
i II -. -. -. -. -. t....t -.
/ i & III: n: :: 4: n: NJ: q i
t.... I..-i. i....J---.
$50 ..-- t... ~.
4 i i ....l..:: Is II
49,. 80. 80. ....i -. -.
ii go,
=. =. Il - y: y: =. i g":3Fs i Z
ri; i. :. i ! &. i. :::
f.-,t.... ...- H.. I.... ...,'.. 81. ...
III 81 li... ....t....fi 5 ~.
!: IS y .s ..:: N IS Fl, -: III -
f.. ! ! ! y: =. !: !!
45ll az s04s h. oil lss -! 5sI Ii. s46 $50
:. :. looz
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MURP HY,S HOTEL. Nos. % AND 100 ST.
lVl Charles Btreetfhls commouonB establishment Ia
Of the most PHEASANT well as CENTRAL LOCATIONS
this city, The proprietor tenders bis thanks for patron
confidently assuring his that nothing shall be wanting
thatmAy contribute their comfort. The BAR and TEN
PIN ALLEYS with the establishment are
passed ~
self tt RICHARD MURPHY, PropriAtor.
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sorrEssns' ETC,
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N, q. 4. Ne ~
Iariai suttulgsuti.
1ksllatgSS ai bsvsos. 10, u C,,ap str..,
n d. Ihutsday lkosnar G, March Is ias

kNKtnNF bs5aos. LEI q Slssnp Street , n !
a ss5Sss THURSDAY Mosulf e March Is 1851
,sss Neon Ionnore nom the, Coast--zd dist Isl
EAsoaey Atssns, from ths Coast. SeS#S% HI
ss sss We s Atean n0aas. ~
aSS 1spA. tns Lower Coast
&foarches AroWl I'M IsAfburche ~ ~
8rHlafs IN Atexanifie
Nary t. ppgas. Lockpoft, II Ar
AAAA Hegret CDpps I'm Wilamsport Nj ss
AZ $3.50 3a 7ge
8s KmInrfs.
Ascqp Tonnetre Aads sugar d L schsr Aco
.sas Rsaxess hhds sugar ass Ibis aoAsses
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EFT COM'NER--OFFlCAAL

EPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT. III q
II conduit depot des epaye du Premier District encoi
gnure des Lafayette ct Vine, comms tpave-
Tn mulet brun, nveugle do lu.'l drnit. 49,.
I'm muiet 0run nyers lie d un e ct attaqud de autre
I'm mulet ny ant ei a-che, autre
quts yikibles. ."
I'm mnlet, sans marques on etampes Vis!bies
81 les dts recames dans cnq jors o.
dit depot ie MERCREDI IL de mars 1862, 10 heures NJ
j. MILTON REIF, Comimissaire des Rles
Nouvee Orleans, Z de mars. 1867. mS5
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- ard Osnniasioa asfchaass. No. Il Ola LsssA
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DIERSON, HARRISON e CO., DEALKRs IN
Clothing. No. Nsgazns. eoruss Canal street. Ne
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REGlHENrAL HEADQUARTERS Planters LIFE GUARD, .
. No. IS Union street, :
nr=t .N. 80 .|.| m = New Orleans, Feb g. 1862.
~ THIS REGIMENT WILL RECEIVE,
ID arm uniform coneely equip three more companies
Mi for the Each company must have the full c'mpe
W nlent OF 7G men. ga ISL ".. t. .4I
Immediate application must be made at these Headquarters
I. j. HARRIS, -.
fe6 II HuH- flo NIB. l-rf Lit. Col Gomdg. p. l.. G.
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4 WALKER GUARDS, COMPANY A.
Major WheaIs Special Batthiion-Th's famous Company
requires about thirty TO fill the for
iii S5J bounty Clothing board ard transportation free APP
Ply at No! SO Graver street, corner Of SChhrles. n27
So ~ I.+'s 49, -,-a 81 ~, JOHN COYLE,
-. i 4. Lieutenant and Recruiting Officer.
r, W. SMITH, Recruiting Sergeant ml2 lw
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DUBLIC DEBT. -COUp0Ns UPON ThE FIFTEEN
millions bonds Of the Confederate Loan for interest due Isl
March ensuing will be paid In COIN presentmen at the
Office Of Tho Assistant Treasurer. New Orleans.
fe2i SawSw Assistant Treasurer, c. s."
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.
i JOHN MoGLELLAND, Chief of Police.
Z Amtieatlat. Not1tes.

4 g5sf 25 ~ SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE ASSOCIATION,
i -E5.s 80 f New Orleans, March u, 1862
II, HJrThe Southern Independence "A sSnci IN.
ton viii the Hal THURSDAY. ,hs 18th
Instant o'clock r. Mo- z45sr mis- llA
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10 W Err co A S r.
OPELO U S AS.
A TT A K A P A S.

Leaves every SATURDAY al 3P!R
..5.f, ; FOR ATTAkAPAS VIA PLAQUE
asAy H. mint-For Marnsvle, Now Iberia, Ber
+ aES&xzFwicks Bay, Centrerie Franklin and all land
the eThe fast passenger packet
n ID IIinc, John j. Atkinson master, Sim. Smith, clerk
will leave ia above For freight passage apply board.
~ VIk9tNIUS G. DESrIElI
fell Adventist Agent.
~ Down freights will be taken at railroad rate.
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EF. A. M.-CORcord Chapts No. q, II. A.
NJ, every SA TURDAY EykNINia q o'clock in the
Chapter In the Masonic Grand Lodge all Of s.
Charles Perdio Officers for the 1877. W.
Dels.dernior; NJ. p H. r; b. Reiahar Y K; L. Bruce
Behnn r. A. c.; B. DeLucas Treas; Jas Fl. ueaux, secy
jall ly 5. -
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L. 2WANTED-oNE gFIFER AND two DRUM
- for the Confederate uas' Response Battalion, for
mi ninety days service under Gen Beaufegard. Apply 10
W d. u. FOWLER. captain Co. B,
nss .a@s} " "a Confederate GuartlS Response,
ml2 IL ArmOrY. "a Pa dido taet.
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l1DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rspured parsons
having rupurcd slaves he tho
and may Sc found Il his once No lost STREET
New prepared relieve and all Of rupture
ALIVE MIXTURE. 45 D., "a uny6 lrAW
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First Second Third Fourth
District. District. District. District
NJ. +. NJ. F. NJ. F. NJ F.
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samuel Davis, ESQ.,; -.
Dear sr- tras that Dr. shean's Truss, applied b,
him. WIN give relief more esctaaly than any other hay:
BY the Of and the MIXTURE recommend you % got ons
but DO sure DR. Sherman hmsef applies IS much dependi
upon the nttng, 60 ~ B. RELDEN, n ID.
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4 WANTED-A FEW YOUNG MEN TO FIJI. UP
IA The ranks of Or EsCENT RIFLES CO. b. eco. II of Col
vi Harry Has 7th Louisiana Kegiment stationed
wi Manassas. bounty of fifty dollars will be given aad
uniform and transportation to Virginia furnished For further
rtrtcuarS apply No. SO ST. ChaIie ihs Office
Of the Board Of Health 4. W. p. HARPER, a
fe22 II Captain and Recruiting Officer. "
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l. LRECRUITS WANTED-THE UNDERSIGNED
recruiting officer Of company T. Crescent Blnes IN
MI Virginia. wish enlist forty active and healthy men,
u services in their during the The Crescent
Blues Is company made up Of picked from this city
persons wishing to their country could hardly find
better set Of comrades ~
Inquire the Aory of Company A, Crescent Blues
Natchez and Camp street, Third story.
: u I... LIEUT.. J. H. SAUNDERS,
fe25 If SERGrT A. NJ ASHBnIptiE
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-18
DIR. DODD'S
Celebrated Wine Rftfers

ATo Cn5 UE50693SCA-
For sore Throat 81 COMMON AIMING the Clergy they
are truly Invaluable.
For The aged and inaTm. and for persons Of weak
constitutions For ministers of. the gospel, lawyer
and all public Speakers for b0Uk-keepets tiilor
seamatresses. stud nts, ar artists, and all persons lea-
dt,g a sedentsry life. they vii prove beneficial.
As a beverage; they are wholesome, innocent. and
delicious to the taste. They IWUduee all the e~xhierat-
ing efectsof brandy or wine, without Intoxicating; and
are a valuable remedy for persons indicted 10 the use U
excessive strong drink. and whj wish to refrain from it.
They ave pure aad entirely tree from the poisons con-
Gained IL The aGulterated wines and brandies with Which
the coUntryi is hJJdid. -
These biueIs noto My CURE but prevent disease, and
should be used by all who live in a count ~ where the
water i bad or where chiilS anu fever are prevalent.
Being entirely innocent and harmless they may be CIV.
en- freely to children and Infants with impQAityfj
PHYSICIANS and CIergymeu, and tenIperahce advocates
as an act II humanity, should assist in spreading these
valuable bitters over the land, and threby essentially
Danish drunkenness and disease. ---
EnaH affections OGtEle Ecad.S5ClK
E .REeadaCR8c. On n erVaOUsEKcGd-
ache. Dr. Does Imperial Wine
EsifteFS E9iaE be found so be E9OSt
SaIntaaTm and EiiEicaCGOuS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-18
FRANKLIN
Family Sewing Machine,

These machines make the celebrated GROVER &
BiEER STITCH. which has taken the highest premI-
United STATES Far in st. Lon s. in 1860, aud at the
p~Tiucip!e STATE Fairs throughout toe county.
Competent Judges gave a decision in fdvor OF this
S'itth, Oh acc6lint Of its great strength aud adaptation Il
all kinds Of sanity and mtuufacturinE purposes.
The following Table viii show the dIhereuye in favor
Of Sewing Machines over theeld method of stitching by
hand. In The working of ihese Machines there Is npl
only n great saving of labor and time besides adding
greatly 30 The beaIthfuiness Of the empluyu"n but the
>titCh Is much stronger, plDre elastic. and less sable To
Iip or ravel than the stitch made with shuetlea and
t.II5b.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-18
The Franklin Family
SEWING MACHINE,

Has one advantage which is worthy of especial attention
IL addition Ia The peculiar character of the stitch, and
that Is ITS adaptation TO either light or medium heavy
work 4. ~FFe- Machine which at one moment is used on
TIE MOST DELICATE FABRIC in a few mo-
ulehts a1tercan be brought 10 bear with the same tacIi-
is "a cettoul!es aud towels u The 70 aIsest description.
lis alar'lton Tor FAMILY YORK, isthus remdrka-
JIe. auu gives it a superiority ovef every ether style Of
machine nrtIa Market. %
In order that these Machines may be placed in the
hsud~ OF an classes We have reduced The price Of our
FRANKLIN FAMILY MACHINE TO FORTY
DOLLARS. From the increase 81 our business Tor the
aud The entire satisfaction our Alchiues are
ttving thrGueh'Hta thet Unitel States and European
Countries, we are led toheieve that oUr~ determination
to manufacture a PERFECT. SIMPLE, RELIABLE
IND CHEAP MACHINE. has been fully appreciation
by The pubic. This p"lIcy will roman unchanged and
a. hcr etufure no Machine viii be allowed TO leave the
rtice ;hat we cannot tully warrant in every respect
We shall Keep On hand at all times a general assert
meut OF Sewing Machine mSterials
Needles fuf all machines can be orderedby Mail or
EzcreSs. Price One Dollar per dozen.
Persons in The country, by sending US their address
enclosing letter stamp, can have forwarded by return
mail. one Oh our circulars containing the different styles
OF Machines. list of prices, and sample of work.
Il. RICHARDS & CO.,
Principal Agents for the North West.
once and Sa'esruom I3S lake Street, Chicago, Illinois,
J.. RICHARDS Lato of L. Cornell X Co,
C.. Z WsSWAL4.
JNJW. TAPPAN. formerly Ag't for he Grover s
Baker Sewing ~1IIchine.
Jauudry9.h' 1862. ln%G-tfI
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-18
FEMALES.

The many Certificate e. which have been rendered rs
and the letters which we-daiiy receive, are conclusive
proof that among The women these BItters have given
Il satisfaction which no others have ever done before.
No woman IN the land should be without them. aud
those who once use them, Will not fak. % keep a fuIl
suDuly III taa .- 70