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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-18
Destruction of Crops.

powering and requiring our military
authorities to destroy cotton, tobacco
and other produce. when likely to
fall into the hands of the enemy. has
passed both branches Of Congress,
and will doubtless receive the execu-
tive sanction. The bill is one Of the
first Importance and will startle Eu-
rope from its serene composure, and
very materially dampen the exuber-
ant Joy of the North growing out Of
recent events, and, sanguine hopes of
future victories. Such policy will
furnish the clearest evidence Of our
determination never to give up the
contest until we have achieved our
independence, and will at the same
time strike terror into the ranks OF
the enemy. Every man should bear
in mind the fact, that our crops, and
| in fact all that we have will be W ORTIZ
| less to us if we fail in our object; and
no weapon more powerful could be
placed i'm the hands of the enemy
than the precious products, of our
soil. The enemy's great object now
is to get possession of our cotton and
other products; it is in fact his last
chance TO raise the wind and his only
hope for protracting the war for our
lsubiugation. If he fails in this, as
he doubtless will, his whole financial
system, now on it's last legs, will
come down with terrible crash. car
rying dismay and confusion through
out the whole length and breadth OF
the land.
: We scarcely deem il necessary 10 re
fer to the silly sentimentaiity Of some
few people on this subject ; for be Il
known that no one ever dreamed Of re
commencing a wanton and who!esal'
: destruction Of property without end o.
object, but only its destruction whel
likely to fall into the hands Of the en-
envy to be used for our Destruction
The following from the Crescent i:
well said and meets cur hearty ap
proval:
, In the first place, this law will in
I NJ
affairs which viii prevent the Adolf
e tionists from obtaining rich plnnde
2 whenever they may happen 10 fore
their way by means OF their gunhoat.
In the $, cond place, the planters VII
: unquestionablv receive just romune,
q alton in the future, while they woul
obtain nothing III the case of the II
umph OF the Lincolnites. And, j
the third place, the steruiv declare,
/ officially promulgated discriminate
o to destroy three hundred millions {
dollars worth of property, soon'
than allow it to go into the hands {
II the ruthless enemies, viii compel Il
lawful pause" in Lincoindom, an
lead 10 reflection, If not immedia
:. action, in Europe. Let the Mort
- know that the cotton, tobacco, &T
II are to be destroyed, and the fact wi
n. create a CONFUSION that will shah
the manufacturing, commercial al
i maritime interests of our enemies
o, their centres. Add 10 this Il
ne other fact that little or NO cotton W
m be raised this year, and a sensati'
will be created that viii make its,
~ heard and felt on the other, rs we'll
'P on this side of the water. Orr cu
OF mics are fighting to subjusate us. N
re as they profess, for the purpose
IS asserting the supremacy of the 9
flag and to restore an impossii
''0 ,,,;o,, hu+ 10 avail themselves of t
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transport the supplies; the women
shall make tents and clothes, and at
tend on the hospitals; ,hc children
shall make lint ou, OF rags; and the
old men shall cause themselves :" F'1-
carried t" til: public places to excite
the courage Of tho warriors. and u"
preach hatred Of kings aud love al
the republic.
All the yonng unmarried mon. ~
widowers without children from X
to 25. were to compose the first levy.
They were required to assemble i'm
|mediatelv in the chief towns of the
| districts, to put themselves under
drill and to be ready To start tor the
scene of war ut n moment notiCr-
The men between Twenty-Five n"t
thirty were notified to get ready, and.
meanwhile. were required TO suppress
til. revolt Of the Vendeans and other
insurgents. and to keep the peace q
the interior The men between thirty
and sixty were held in reserve for the
more gradual arming of the popuia-
ton. In certain parts. such as .n'.
departments adjoining La WEDGE
Lyons, Toulon and the Rhine. Tho
whole population able to bear arms
was mt once called out.
The means employed to arm. equip.
and subsist these levics were adapted
to the circumstances. All tho horses
and beasts of burden which We're not
necessary either for agriculture OF
manufactures were placed at the dis
posal Of the army comIEissaries. In
the departments where manufactures
of arms could be established. tin.
public buildings and the public places,
> were given up 70 workshops. Al
, Paris FORCES were erected IL the gar
: dens OF the Luxr,nhurg, and ma
/ chimes tor boring cannon on the banks
' Of the Seine All the journeylne:i
/ gunsniths were put into rcquis;tior.
9 as We're also the watch and clock
e, lmakcrs, who were capable OF .yecI-
: ting certain parts in the manufacture
Z of arms. The result was that very
r soon the work shops OF Paris began
4 TO turn out musl1rts at the rate d I:
: thousand day. AS there was !.
4 want of sai,pcter. orders were issued
:, to examine ALI the cellars. and :hos-
s in Which the earth was found to cot,
:. tain saltpcter were dug up. and tA'
t mold lixiviated to extract the inter.
!. The first leyies produced Ia Inolti
d COO 900 ,uen. but these were not 81!
II diers. and for four or five months ths
s Rcrublic suffered Il continued Series
e of disasters from panics and want ("
d skill III both troops and commanders
Bu. .he tide at length turned, as !
.e is bound to DO in this war, and III
1t Republic not only expelled the my"
TO- ders, but carried its victorious stand
id ard into the adjacent countries. Oar
.g ing All this period great embarrsss'n.l'
to was caused by the position ot Be
h, giutn, which, like some OF the boree
d, States halted midway between tn
It principles of the Republic and thos
20 of the enemy. The Belgians,
to says Theirs, desired revolution
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| COIhC lllNlC SAll AAtsN> s'sA~~'-
place between the pickets, but moth
ing decisive had occurred. A FEEDER
al prisoner reported their force, in
vesting the place, as consisting OF %
regiments Of infantry. three OF cav
airy. and twelve batteries Of artillery.
On Monday night a heavy cannon
ade took place, without any particu-
lar result
Gen. McCown who wasin command
was confident of being able to hold
the position. Our troops We're in fine
spirits.
The FederaIs were throwing up
entertainments four miles back from
the river.
.AdditioxtZ Particula7S.-From an
army officer who arrived on the Vicks-
burg, which steamer reached this
place at 2 p. IN. yesterday, from New
Madrid, we learn that up to the hour
of her departure last evening there
had been no fighting Of consequence.
On Thursday night about II o'clock
our pickets attacked their cncamp-
unnt about two miles from town,
when the enemy moved n battery to
the outskirts of the village and open
ed fire. They were soon driven back,
however, by the fire from our gun
boats.
1t was expected that the fight would
be commenced in earnest this morn
ing. Our Generals feel confident OF
success.
From one of their colnmiss,Iies
captured day before Yesterday, i;
was learned that the cncmy's force
is about $4,000.
Gen. JEFF. Thompson has crossed
the plank road with his force, to cut
off reinforcements from the way o
Observation-Disclosures Appeal.
Gen. 4. $. Johnston. We hear bu
little of lat,. from the army under th'
command of this officer. but believe
he is making: the very best DISPOSE
ton possible of his forces. The tim
may come when public opinion vii
o change in regard 10 this gentleman
j. land all acknowledge that his fallin,
Y back was the most .iudicious NOV.
e Inent he coald have made. With 81
:; army scattered at Donelson, Clarks
= Vile and Nashville, Buell. will hardl
d be able % venture far; but shout
J. his eager appetite for cotton Undue
u him to follow Johnston, it is not in
~ probable that good portion Of til
of Federal force will be "bag@ed: -
er Nashville can never be used by thel
"l as base of operations to invade AL;
n bama or Mississippi, for the Curnhe
20 land is so vascillating that at an
tn time ii might become unnavigab
G., .or the slnalles: boats above the II
80 peth Shoals.
ID II is very evident that Johnston
to enteavoring to draw Buell. rs far /;
he POSSIBLE into the country, thus mat
III rally reducing the rncmy's strengt
~, ,' and by bold stroke may get in III.
=, rear and cut off their supplies a,
ne capture their force, as Price has do
OF, in Arkansas. We confess we ha
OF .,,,, sa,,o, :, .ho milf,
~ ~ talents Of Gen. Johnston, and THU
he that hv his energy OF character, mi
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A steady boy to work at the print
ing business and carry papers, is
wanted Immediately at this office.
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\ meeting of the planters of Car
ynli parish Louisiana, was held the
ohcr day at Floyd. Among the reso-
buttons passed was one resolved to de-
-rroy the whole cotton crop of that
Parish rather than it should fall into
the hands of the enemy.
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The Richmond correspondent OF
,he Charleston Mercury says:
From /. circumstance OF private
nature, that transpircd yesterday, it
Is inferred that President Davis viii
very shortly, take the field in person
Rev. A. +. Clemmons, of this coun.
3 ~ arrived at home a day or two ago
from the army in Arkansas, which ht
left on the Sd. We learn from hin
that the Confederate army, with 81,
DAVIS ration, We're 10 have taken VI
their line of march on the morning o
the 4th, to meet the enemy, who wer
reported to be twenty FIVE miles dis
t.tnt. Hence there has not been tim
TO hear the result, and the report iron
st. Louis is guess work. The recer,
skirmish has been exaggerated by I'll
telegraph. Instead of ESQ wagons
the enemy having been captured an
burned. it turns ont there were bu
Marshall Rep.
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The Richmond Examiner of the
9TH, aliuding TO the practical effects
of martial law in that city says:
There were no permits allowed
Monday TO amy person whatever, ex.
Tcrpt soldiers returning to their regi
ments to leave the city. The Jews
have packed up their goods, and gole
and silver ornaments and are in grea
tribulation and terrnent that their hgh
1has hevn stopped.
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
Notice to The Public Generally.

Our aim is TO- bring within the mesns Of every
American . collection Of Po,trsib Of Prominsn'
yoch Of this yreIt Republic. Such collcctioa Of
orrect likenesses will irc ease In value - year
plss on. We datter ourselves that We have been
successful In p0Itraying the sxprr ssons true to life
il every case whore . good original Ups hitting, da
suerreot) p., photograph, etc } was ootainable.
Parties connected with the army or navy, who
wish 10 btaiu sell Portrait Of some particular
person not In list, have such msde 10 order
reasonable terms and short notice, guaranteeing
10 them the exclusive sac
B-All orders, accompanied BY the money, viii
oy mall free of charge, from the Odloe In Washing.
ton, No. $50 Seventh street jan 10-12t
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flDEAn uALLi ODEOn AALLii.Ths
W WsshnS,a oan b hsd at
WESE.t-EELD 4 co.'s,
Tor. P0ur,ad.a.half Street and Penaa. Avsaue.
froGk and'sok Overcosts.
Ar wIEsEHfELD cos
'''s'' '1'''' "as'i ~ WIEsSfEfslD i1f r. a co.'s
susiness suit,or young men,
Business Ats for middle ages,
Bs'int Suits for AZ agss,
Dress Suits lorv sddinsv, T7I''''
Drcas SUI for psrties,
Dressaite for best wear,
Cesu BY the thossnd, -
Pants by = thousand,
Ve't'y ,ef aT sSSf:sHSi %;:sESiyr,p . co g,
soys Jioshs ier al si...,
AT WIEsEEVEtb I CO.'S
Finer than tisinsst,
Better thithe best,
a" .ssi";sifit II "%;sifitsrsyrLD . cos.
Military Overcoat
Military Dress,its,
Military Lss Pants,
II wEisESFELD CO.'S.
Have your money,
wll give 70, splendid eutnt fer wiatsr,
iiEsENFELD : cos.
decs5-TTAS Cor. Penn. ~ aad tk st.
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
FoR THE ARMY AND NAVY
PRANG's CARD-PORTRA1Ts
PROMINENT CHARAcTERs.

rb,. 1, a nos, unique aud original publication
,f lifle Miniature Portraits just largo enough to
enclose In ommm letter nrreiope. for satsfyinG the
curl tity OF distant friends or to Svnaset . PAoo
ing "A oosciion meWory Of uese tsas.s, when each
av brings forth It's fdsr.k or It's CRIMINAL For ool
lections they much superior to photographs, -
,ney will last for RuSpRkps OF YEARS
We increase the collection every week BY ad.
dl,i,uai Portraits Of Interesting person ages.
AZ Price, single COPY, 10 cents. Sent to any cd
drtss In the United states free Of postage. The
money must accompany every order.
Aassrs wAs'ED, TO ,ell di ect y to soldieie. Ou
ierb- to them are very liberal sLd they will find n
highly profitable busin.ss.
l.. PR ING q CO.,
Publisher an Lit ostaphsrs, o..
$40 Seventh street, .s
-Four doors IRON d,
Washlngtoa,
Whsre terms and particulars may Be % ai- Cd
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
GAS 1IXTU n Es'
THE BEST ASSOR TMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

Those vhs dssire 70 select from new patterns, with
the advantage Of reduction In pkces, will oall early
aAd exSmine. e
We Vould also call the attention Of persons about
tntrodusins ess into their dwellings 10 our increased
faoilitie and consequent low prizes, for this branch
Of our trade. -.
Inviting all who desire their work -doas promptly
nia avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets
south slde. j. W. IhpMfbON 6VV
uoy2o
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
CLOTHING, &c

Ar RIpUCED PRIcEsi
We pier osr arge asertm.nt "f thin Bum' IA
nsr ClDthing at reduced p,iees. Oar stooa
men's Yousha', and Boysi Wearing Apparel, -
Of he most dssirable asd fashlonabts stylse q
Clotking made TO order at the shortsN potcs.
WALL, 81 ErHEN6 4 CO.,
so Peanaylvania avenus,
Iuly 10 - ~ between Ninth aAd Tenth sts
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

NAs sFlXTUREs.-We haysts ore, sad
" are daily recsivih4, GAS flXTH.,en Of en-
in stys 70 anything heretofore ersd u this market
We Invite oityens generally 70 call and examine our
that ~ have the best ssiscted sook IN Washingtop
Al work In the above line intrusted 70 Our care
viii be promptly attended TO-:
p>aYz-sm No. 816 D street
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

PIANIST MD CUMFUSEK
oegs leave to inform Ms irien ann the pubic, iht'
ayng met with 20 much succe,r, h has al e"d>
curr Iner c.d liz Course Oi lB ructiop ON the Pia
md in 81? gins BY h 8 new method All those who
desire TO become In short time, hne singers or
c lent perfvr mers ON the iano thOuld avail them
.lv,s OF his new stem oi instruct on, by app yiae
st hi, re. i'd. ce No ;Vss 5 xth street, Dc, wten
stfe, and New York avenue.
Reception hours between 10 and u O'Clock = M.
TAM a,
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WA.utuaTnx CouNTy

u wAsHisGToS COUNTY, TO WIT:
i hereby certify that stephen N. Golden, o. the
couuty aorsaid, brought before me, Justice Of the
Peace In and for said county - an estrny uespsS
nieh, marked Ms follows Three white feet, DIM
,,sr on his forehead, white hair on each ride OF
vi hers Fl ON saddle gald
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day OF
January, 1875. II. q. MURRAY, j. r. lskAL
he owner Of the above described Gelding Is here
by requested 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges md take him away.
ianl7-:t. Marlboro Road nea1 Il ood Hope
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS
ron SENDING n5
Money TO Germany
And all Parts Of the County.
Holiday presents per Hamburg steamer the soth
November. = =
r. ls Market Space
q. 6ign Of the German fls6. -
NREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" F0R TIE WEST, ~
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ssd NEW YORK
." CkN1R\L RAILROAD


- |. o. ArD ASrsa D.csssss ., 1881,
Expsss Tralns isAye New York city depots Of
HSdsae River Railsosd daily, Sundays excepted, y
;ss Ss.s'." street s;sa r. ;.''' station
.5;is!; sss'.; ..a s.e.,. SOP n.
an. 10 i ,. =. ' "''"
and hom sot8 Strssl: TSs loo p .. sisspins or
fTan rain 2. AZ ny I'D TIcy sad ths so . n from
vi ~ - sss ss,t y:. g..
!owa k.iifcsd s.s.is. sys.Sa.s, S!.ssS. az Isii: Ill
: ss s.,. s:S
Ms Lake Shore, Bs1Ale and Lake H1rai and Great
Wssesn Rsilsesd, g, Hamilton, rofosso, Detroit
GGh1csSGI JSasso a.n.sSLs, .i Sl, yesd Du Lag, L. 4
Da6Saas, Psoris, iooE islsnd, Msssstins. .iowaOiJ
Burlington, Quincy, gPriasAe!d, .Aitoa, 81. Loais,
Cairo rssss Asss.: : isd.1Slo!t Lesi.yi!ls, CissiD
N6kfaERN ROUTE
Besioi, ssd ks.s md Ssr.toSa Road sCr ssfstess,
Font fI:.'.ss'ss csdss.ss,ss. E. xoss;s:i x sGs;, e.
~ Freight Arrangements By II. ,o,,. .. seov.
assS. q c from hs . Chr;
= made By Other Rai!road Conpaniee The faeili
mend 1 to he Sonadsnos Of merchants and shipper
Passenger Trains, With Smoking and Sleeping
Sa.s Sa run In eo.ns'sioa On the New York cea'ss,
70. p:5i!0rl. :. :, e local .,sis I'D iss!sA. =,
SAITH,
dec II Superintendent
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Highly Important to ths Military!

Highly Important to the Military!
Now isthe time to send your friends and families
HOLIDAY PRESENTS AND GIFTS.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to
by return mail, on this side Of the Potomac or
In virginia. On receipt Of an order for any OF
the above articles, with the amount and II ots.
In postage stamps, TO pay for packing and
postage, We will ssnd-frse--by return mall,
any article ordered.
~ Be sure and write name and address,
(csmp, company, regiment, &o.J plain.
Rsxsnsas all goods ,Oarrs'AsS - rspsssested'
The money returned within ax days
~ Store OPEN iron , N. 70 olop.n,
Don't forgot the No
no 30, 30, 80, As.
P.J. BGLAEw d co.,
dssn-,s Ns,slssssssD' Agsas
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
GTON, January IS, 1894.
NO. 5i7 SEVENTH STREET,

The updersisn d hare thi. day formed copart
Lership. under the name Of SwElsf HuYck, for
ne purpose o. conducting an xchanRe, Collection.
Isnd W Arrant s.d General Banking Business.
By prompt and faithful attention to business We
hope 10 merit the confidence and support "f TIT
public u D. sMEENn.
ian IG-eoow LEONARD HUYCk.
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

used Tor water at any monent; wherein. psih'is
It possssseu iH grestei usefulness It's compscinrs'
p IL extended condition, ready tor use, being shown
10 cut No
II 10 highly recommended by . large number Of
ofhcers both In regular and volunteer armtes
JAMEAs. TOPHAM
Agent for ID. G.
400 Seventh street, Washington,
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
DEEDs AND DEPOsITiOSs
IL ron I n


NEW YORK, ,
PENNSYLVANIA and
CALIFORNIA,
To BE EXECUTED AT WASHINGTON CITY
EDMUND F. BROWN, having been appointed
~ ,ne Cover ers Of the above StAies,a
COMMISSION OS pEED3 FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
with power to take Aosnowit dsments and DePoSi.
,ous 10 be ed ed In said state; and hsv
/ 4 had several years txl trienc, In taking testi
IA my aud acknowledge, "t as . Notary Public,
aud - {. .minlss Ir ,h- Court OF Claims, n pre-
yrr.d to eAecu'e tho,e du,, legally and promptly
when due notice Is given.
NJ Brown al.o acts ~ Atoney ard fbuaseioT nv
,,sr ops having buincss to ransact vi the several
partmesn oj Gorernml~t. and will attend to case
nini,g ou, ol he present war, the Mexican war, o.
any Of the former 81 we'll rs 10 inquiries and
stious in the r0us OH ccs, where long &C
1us,ntance and experience afford him ample fsc'ii
lies -. -,
all riders should be accompanied with the appTo
pr,ste tees.
Olce No aO2 + street, next East OF Seventh street
l,Lgo ally opposite City Post fhce
Iddrcss Edmund t BROWN,
Notary. .Commis ioner, &C.,
inn ll-aaw.m Box No "A, Washington, d.
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
nussoLUTlON OF COPARTN ERsHlP.

JASUARY l5, 1862.
The copartne rship heretofore existing under the
rame of L. HuYcx Co has this DAY been Dissolved.
ny mutual consent
business Affairs Of the ifm
ian l6-dN ]. III r. \ ".
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

u. .CuSkLIr, the wsiI-k nown Spi rft-
y usl Fest dunn III receive visitors for = lew
asy. 81 his rooms, 55s r.nasylvauis avenue Hours
rom 10 y IN to 10 y. IN jan lS-De
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
NOTICE To auuK.rni,s.

Rs"isiLG sOIIns JAsUAAY ~, lsog.
Notice 10 hereby gave. that Licences Issued TO
Hu. .ksters expired Dscembtr ,I-t and that ssid n.
ceuse- muh be enrae" IN compliance. with law, at
IA . Once within len day.
SAM l. DouGLAsS.
an lit Register.
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

NR, A. 8APPOR e, lnssraetsr And Leo
OltJter h RhydolcGy, ChNnissry, Botaay, snd
Sthsf branches q seisSes oounsqtsa With ESaieise
Alss, Teacher Of French ,SpanisA, italian, 0eFnsp,
Portuguese, Latin, Grek, and other Lsnguasss.
O0oe. No. q Z strsst. being near Pennsylvsnia
svenuS snd TWsuty aNh strsef sept e-N
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
DIlGI1IRY.
M.hEoOMIs. m. ID.

j M. EOOMI8. M. ID,
fsssk, sssss6s Sssssssiiy = m cass d tSs s,sy
Many perooo6 oaA wear thNee teelA who cannot
wses etneS. - ropsr'oa saa vssr sshsfs Who saa-
PeSSoos oaiiias q ~ ofAse eaa b. sssonnoAassA
vtta ~ seyh sad psSss Of fessh TIT nay dsslfs
bat 10 thoesW efs peftsalsf, end ~ t6s paesst
saa peed.ss, As Mineral Plats VII b nsss fally
w:si.ss:t: ,... ~. -.
botVsSa NintA - Tenth strssts. Also, M Aroi
St1sst, PhilsdslpAia. aariS-iy
nR. LOOK WOOD censanuss GAs prae.
~ Hee Of DsatARy, q The WaAAiAetoa Building,
corner PsansylyAAA asenss ed 6evsath stsssE
& III ssssred Aat : - 1ivs sstlsSssscs q ~
that aay sai1' ' b. =, ~ -
Teeth isserssd o. vuroAnrss, Russn., o. 0ors
fsai ss.Si-T Sf''r'"'e sann''''''" "n's '''"'a'
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

IXTM. CORWln BURGY,
w Late with the old and we'll known house Of
WA. 8. CORWIN CO, New York
Dealer In choloe Brsndits, Wines, Cigsu, sc and
Importer Of Teas-No. e67 rshna avenue,
entrance, 9Th street, W arlington, d. Q.
Tbs Attsulaon Of foonnoias<ur and the publio gen.
orally 70 invited TO my stock Of fne BrsAdss Ines,
Cigars Teas 10. com yrisiag Hennessey Otard and
Ssyer Brandie.; Widow ClicQuot, Moot and Chan
doi, numb. Heidsick L Co and Associates Yssys.
asy, Champagne. PermarttnS, Amontilsdo, and
1adeitas; Harmony and Barmsrster Ports; the eel
ebrated "WhC" Club House Gin; Irtsh, Scotch,
ct. Crsix Runs; Ca6sno, Figaro, L. Rosa ds 6an
,isso PEspsnols and various brands Of Cigars, and
very ane Young hyf on, Hyson, Imperial, and Eng.
myself, expressly fos family use. Jan l-tf
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

LA III AsD WRITER MlLLlNERY. -
L Ms THOA P60N Will open oar new
ayies bf rsll and Winter nalinerJ On Thur -
day, Tie 01st inst. i. ..S g.
iie generally, invited, and an cxanaatioa sstict.
ed, Il bar Fancy and Millinery Store NO. SO Pe&n
sylyanla aveaue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
DOT % HUTCHINHON MUNRO
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

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part Of The bucket, And u
made a 90, tor duck, water
pro0fel to preyeut so4kins
and mildss BE the joint
cd rim, which may be fold.
cd with the bail q between
the two Jars The head
rope b may be detached
from the bucket when used
for water purposes, and u
may he handled BY the
hail e like an ordinary
bucket
The feeding a horse from
a simple nose bag Ia inluri
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