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VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,

vEGE1A5LG LIFE MEDICINES,
ira Teil srcwu .. te misi'lLt-
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The Regenera.or i P1c up in -ro sizes, ans.
recails f3r 50 cents for pint bottles, and ST for
quart bozrles. The quart bottles are much The
cheapest.
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~. pott1ea in Virginia.

40 C,iIowinp account Of the conflicts on
re Ia,f f Yort river from the Richmond Ulspa'cEo OF
/ .s yank o.
BE a a hi dispatch was yesterday morning received
I'D I'm 5anartment giving intelligence OF severe
/ 5'4' inf near Williamsburg, on Monday, the 5tn
4 f5aas birb the enemy Tepused. with heaVy /
s., i:1od and wounded. Ihcyaiso ost twelve pieces
y .ary and 600 prisoners. The fight lasted from
LACK to II o'clock \. NJ
oe o.n engaged on our side consisted Of por-
ID .c M division Of Maj Gen Longstreet.
10. " ata letter from Gen. Johnston states that a
r,s affair." took place at Williamsburg on inc '''
| TIN. enemy attacked our rear guard 10 great 1o'GS'
as~ Ia driven back TO die woods about a mite
D- latest information is complete upon the MAN
w.. of the result OF the engagement our foss III .
a.5 and wounded was two hundred ana twenty 11e
.g prisoners captured by our forces NUMBERED s&
ICED and tweuty-three, ana Tue Aua9eE .. nctu
a--- ,l.ran The extent Of tEelr casualties IS lot
pea l-rorvn but it is believed that their loss a
a.I. ~ upwards of thousand IN killed and wounded
.o.s' ared sill thousand strong and we're deployed
.-s' ';rl AZ wood opposite our position, from which
rs driven, subjected to disastrous fire from the
Is agt and front. The prisoners taken were yestcr-
tbqir way to this city, and we're expected to reach
-.sI,st night They were but a few miles from the
,rlre in tie afternoon. They were marched by land
.-isr guard.
l90ug Others killed or wounded we have the names
The following officers: killed-Col. Ward, of The
NH Florida regiment; MaJ. 10. t. falneF OF the Isl
rraaia regiment, (son Of Mr. VIM. Palmer, ot ibis
III and Capt Sack Humphreys, OF the 9Th Virginia
.s-meut. Wounded-CoL Cofse, OF the I7th Virginia
22smeut; Col kemper OF the Ith virginia regiment
S Co Garland Of Lynchburg, severely.
Another battle tooa place yesterday near Blrhams-
e in the county OF Ne" heht, ouL WIN what result
mot known, as the courier VINO brought the intelligence
5is city lelt at u O'Clock Ihe enemy landed their
trsas from gunboats, ltRehty-Iour ~ number 40 or
,sar West Pout
The number engaged on either sde Is not known but
hs. Of the enemy vas supposed % oe very large. a
-.aera engagement 81 the aIss = pec1ed. lhe
nd on both sides IN the uSn1 o. Yesterday was very
gy ours believed TO be not fess man IGoO up TO IL
sc2sE. The enemy mad up 70 that hour oeen dr3en
5.ck three times WITHIN range o. Ihef GuhooaEs.
|N'HN
Atru.e hour last night we lear', some Iur.heF par
-,.lars q the bgnt on inc ON ln5',
Gen. Early is mortal'y wounded.
Gen. Anderson, lot NorIh laFoHHa, va 0eAeFej Is
killed.
COL Mott, Of Mississippi Killed.
cen Rangs, slightly wounded.
Cart Echos, OF Lynchburg, slightly wounded
Cg.t Irwin, Of Scales y. T. regiment wounded.
The first Virginia regiment was badly cut up. Out Of
ABB men in the fight some SO or 30 are reported killed
4 wounded.
Col Kempers regiment suffered terribly, though we
have no account of the extent OF the casualties.
NE learn that Gen hagruder has been for several
t|f Ham wi
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SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY,

UNEINNDUINU,
FEyHE Exercises Of this Institution in all the Schools of
L Instruction. viii be resumed On the FIRST WEpNEs-
DAY II OCTOBER.
BY authority Of the Trustees Company Of Cadets viii
be organised and instruction given in the Military Art
without interfering with scholastic duties
Confederate bonds or Treasury Notes will be taken in
payment Of fees.
Full information in relation to the course Of study &c.
is furnished in the annual announcement, which will be
sent 70 all applying Tor it. " II, NIGHfMAE,
aug2s- Chancellor.
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a HAaD ROAD 10 TRAyEL-We met with la gentle
WI t5l5 morning who had just arrived here from Mon
,.s " e asked him by what route he came, when Ne
Tvs US an account Of his adventurous travels from
, :, to Delhi on a hand car from thence by mule
G2 oy shif, &C. until the party finally managed to
-.- 'illiGen bend and from there to FickBburg On
V.'alooa' Not only is the railroad between this and
-o1roe destroyed, but almost every other means Of
M. 3nunicaton is cut off, Our friends in Louisiana
NJ 19 entirely debarrcd from all intercourse with a.
as the high water continues. fYicksbnfg Citizen.
,,. M Noble News says three companies in Ports
.r E' 'a T7aalied and stacked arms few dars sgo
On reported IA Cen Nsrrrder's s-rraa
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ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLES,

GESSsxs = Fsxsrsss.-8 THE undersigned having pur.
ESsssTl1 seFyfN- chased thu well known estab-
S92IISS<RaSG I'D lishment beg leave to inform
the citizens Shreveport and the public generally that
they are prepared to accommodate the community with
short long drives rides horseback hacks, bug
ges and carriages hrethe prepared carrypas-
sengers any part ofthe country in the State out Of
it, horses kept by the day, week month. The stables
are well ventilated and well supplied with the best of
provender Having employed experienced ostlers, no
pains or expenses viii be spared to give satisfaction
all those who viii flavor them with their patronage
SIMS & DAY
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HARRIS 4 benson,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS At Law,
IA Shreveport La practice in the courts OF Cad
do DeSoto Bossier Claiborne and Bienville parishes.
They will also attend to claims ii the adjoining coun-
ties of Texas.
References:-Hon. T, Marrett, Chief Justice Of La
Race Foster Harris Son, A. J. Rugeeyd Co., A. D..
Donivan, New Orleans; Persons Carruth, Mansfield;
White Smith & Baldwin, Shreveport. .janA
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UNIVERSITY or NASHVILLE.

TFyHE nexts session this institution viii open as usual
or the FIRST MONDAY ~ SEPTEaBER next.
Terms-Tuition boarding, washing, fuel rooms, ser
tv weeks. Engineering French Spanish, German Draw
ing Bookkeeping and Fencing, so per term. Students
are required to furnish their rooms.
By the aid Of military discipline effective government
is established and health physical culture good order
and industrious habits are promoted
For additional Information apply to
y. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Shreye-
"A port La viii practice in the adjoining parishes and
give attention to the collection Of claims nov q
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I'D EBERSTADT
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FAMILY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY +,
Wines, Cordials, Fruit, &c,

Texas street. between Edwards and Market streets,
SHREVEPORT.
sxs5a Has lust received from New Orleans an $50
AA3 extensive assortment OF fresh #s< 4
vi FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES, E44a4s7
CoxFEcr1oNERY CRYsTALIsEp FRUIrs CNpIEs CoRD1ALs,
Sc selected in person expressly with slew Of meeting
the wishes Of his patrons, and embracing almost every
article suitable to the season including every description
Of French West India and Amercan Preserves and Jel
lies, Pickles. Ketchups and Sauces Crysaiised fruits
Fruits put up IN their juice, Brandy Fruits, Pie
Fruits, Cranberres Figs Prunes, Ctron Dates, Cur
rants Raisns Almonds Pecans, Filberts, Brazil Nuts,
superior fresh Candies Sugar Plums plain and motto
Kisses Lozenges, Gum Drops, S8ruPs superior Cakes
fresh Oranges Lemons, Apples, Pine Apples, &C. DC
His supply ofGroceres is very large consisting IN part
Of Sugar and Coffee, Tee, Chocolate Hams, Candies,
SOAP Starch Flour Molasses Mackerel, Herrngs Sar-
dimes Lobsters Olives Anchovies Mustard Soda But
ter and Water Crackers Goshen, Western, Pine Apple
and Swiss Cheese; Goshen Butter, Lard, Salt Pepper
Spices Indigo Sweet and Lard Oil.
superior assortment of Liquors Of every descriptions
Brandies Whskey Gin, Port, Madeira Clare and hte
Wines Champagne, London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cider
&c, &c. &c.
TOYS and Fancy Articles of every description for chill
dren Superior Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Suppers Confectionery and Refreshments for Parties,
Balls or Weddings furnished at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms decl5
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RAFT.

nN the Goth inst I viii open books, in the city Of
Shreveport for the subscription Of STocg to the
Louisiana, Arkansas & Texas Navigation Go.
One per cent in cash. viii be required at the time Of
subscribing The books VIII opened by Mr.. j. J Kline,
at the Branch Bank who will act as Commissioner.
Those wanting stock would do well to attend the rst
dav The stock was all taken the first day in Arkansas
The object of the company is the removal Of the nam
Raft 6 ". HERVEE. Pres
Shreveport Jan 2. 1899
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
5:-.;sa; fss5szs53 tsgstszs,ss11 g. --l,=a
CHANGE or SCHEDrI

YE7E Passenger Trains on this road will leave Fieks-
burg and Meridian and arrive those places daily,
according to the following schedule.
Leaves VicksbuFg at 40 p d.,
*ArTives at Jackson at 5i5 do;
Leaves jackson next morning at 80 A. II.
ARRIVES at Meridian at l2.45 7. VI.
Leaves Meridian at AS z. NJ
*Arrives at jackson ut ii P. NJ.
Leaves jackson next morning at A. N.
Arrives at Eicksburg at 10 a u.
The Southern railroad at this point connect with the
New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern road for New
Orleans and all points north via the Mississippi Central
TAT this point with the Mobile and Ohio railroad max
ing connection north and SOUTH also with Selma and
Montgomery by stage line. See stage advertisements
~ AT yicksburg with theYicksburg, Shreveport and
Texas railroad to Monroe La and from thence BY stage
to Shreveport At Shreveport with stage for Marshall,
Texas also with stage for keachie, Mansfield, Natchio
Jpja
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AN EARNEST APPEAL
TO THE FRIENDS or THE
Sick and wounded Soldiers Of the SOuth,

TIME Soldiers Relief Society ofTennessee having been
authorised and desired by the secretary of war and
nv the medical director of this division Of army, 10
perform the services in the Confederate States Hospitals
which hev have discharged under the direction Of the
governor in the State Hospital have assumed similar
hospita t College street hospital I'd College street
hospital Front street hospital Cedar street hospital FL
iotf hospita These are filed with patients from
the armies of the ConfederaCv, and every effort IS being
made TO provide others fast the increasing necess
ties Of the service demand additional accommodation
determination do all in our power at whatever cost OF
personal comfort or convenience to alleviate the mstoT-
times and to contribute the wants and comforts OF the
gallant defenders Of our soil who may be stricken down
by disease or the casualties Of war.
We are receiving liberal contributions to aid US IN our
work from every portion of the Confederacy: but the de
nands upon us are daily increasing and we send forth
% annaal TO the generous citizens of the South for fur
Their with the confident expectation thatlt will
he promptly and favoraby responded TO by every South
ern heart The contributions most needed are money
sugar and moaSses cotton for mattresses blankets IAN
mel under clothing provisions any articles which may
be useful or necessary for the sick, the wounded or the
convalescen These when received, distributed TO
the different hospitals under the supervision OF the emf
nent medical dii ectoT, Or. Iande However small may
no the ipsrinsic value Of articles contributed let 1t be
horne in mind that if there is multitude of contributors
the aggregate will be large. -
Contributions should be addressed TO Mrs. FELICIA
G. PORTER No SO Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn, and,
where it is practibe and proper to do the wishes OF
the donors IN regard to the disposition thereof viii be
From TIE patriotic citizens Of the Conederacy We anti
riae prompt and generous response TO this our appeal
in behalf of the gallant soldiers who have ConsecTated
their lives to our noble cause and who have been pros
trated while defending homes from the aggressons
q d I"'l''' M ITis CTrNny PORTER President
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CONFEDERATION I3IzSYAURAT,

4e,az,. Texas street adioiniugtheCon- 81
Bs~9--5zs& federation COite-house.3 sgaASSzz44
TgHHIS well known and popular establishment now
open Tor the Accommodation Of citizens and stran
gers 1hepublic Will find the finest assortment of Game
Fish Oysters and everything that the Shreveport and
New Orleans markets afford Meals prepared in the
shortest time at any hour day night. Every eXeT
ton will be used for the accommodation of visitors, ana
the walters will be found civil and attentive Families
and parties will have their ordersp promptly attended TO-
Shreveport, Oct. r. 1858.
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". T. oIAhhEl,
A TTORNEY At LAW.-WiIl practice his profession
a in the district courts Of Carroll Madison and Tensas
parishes and the supreme court ut New Orleans Office
al present at MilIkens bend.