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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

Take this as an encouragement, that if the
debt of the United States, at the beginning of
the year 1868, should be $S00000,000, it will
be still less than one-ifth of the national debt
of England, less than one-half that of France,
about one half that Of Austria.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
NUMBER g..
DRAFTING.
HARRIsBuRG, Pa

H HARRIsBURG, Pa, Asg. IA.
The following order has just been received
by the Governor
ORDERED- First, That after the 10Th day
of this monln bounty and advance pay shall
not be paid To volunteers for any new reg
ments, but only to volunteers for regiments
now in the field and volunteers to I'LL up
new regiments now organising, but not yet
full aEfaa WEaF.VA
Second, Volunteers to fill up new rcg:-
mcnts now organizing will be re eived and
paid the bounty and advance pay until tho
22d day of this month, aud II not completed
by that time incomplete regiments will be
consolidat .d, and superiuous officers mus
tered out.
IHbd-V Volunteers TO hllupold regiments
will be received and paid bounty and al
vance pay t the first day ofSeptember.
F0arth--The draft for three hundred
Thousand militia called for by the President
will be made on Monday, the 5th day of
September, between the hours of 8 and Q y.
NJ. and and O'Clock T. NJ. and continue
from day to day, between the same hours,
until COM 'eted @
Fifth II old regiments should not be fiji.
ed mp with volunteers before the list day of
September, a special draft viii be ordered
for the deficiency.
Siath-,. Exigieucies of the service require
that officers now in the field should remain
with their commands, and NO officer now in
the field, in the regular or volunteer service
will under any circumstances be detailed To
acce pt new command
BY order OF the Fres lent.
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secy of War.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

MARTIN VAN BUREN's LAST WoRps.-
The last words of Mr.. Van Buren, were, in
responcc to bis pastor asking how he felt in
view of his approaching dissolution, when
no answerd:--"rhere is but enc reliance, and
that is upon Christ, the free mediator for US
ALL"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

A correspondent of the Ne,o York Tribune
writing from Harrisons Landing, says the sol
dicrs were shouting happy on hearing that ther,
was going to be draft.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

TnE DRAFT,..-Tho War Department has
decided that all persons who have furnished
substitutes previous TO tho draft must take
their chance in the draft wheel
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

The quota Of fresh troops required Of Micl
igan will be about 10000.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

Tho whole people of the State viii he
glad to hear. that Colonel Stocktoi,. taken
prisoner at Mcchanicsvllic, has been rclcmssl
AMI restored To the gallant sixteenth
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

SNUG INCOME. Tho income of w. b. As
or is said to be $4,000 per day.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

ONE HUNDRED SIioTs M.NuTE.-The Union
Repeating Gun, sixty-6ve of which are now
with the army of the Potomac, was exhibited
to-day in the city hall park. 1t is riaed arm,
breech- loading, and has telescope sight. The
barrel has much thicker barrel than the ordin-
airy rifle, although the ball used is only one
ounce in weght--the ordinary calbre of a
Mimic ball
The breech of the gun receives the ball from
the cylinder in which twenty four cartridges
are deposited. By the turning of crank the
ball drops down into the barrel when hammer
instantly strikes the cap, when the discharge
takes pace. The barrel moves upon pivot
and can be el waited, lowered and moved around
at pleasure. In event Of capture the gun can
be detached from the carriage and borne from
the field on the shoulder.
Each ca rriage is furnished with two barrels,
so that in the event of one becoming too warm
it can b unscrewed and the reserved one at
tached. The ball and cartridge are placed i'm
an iron case, at the end of which a percussion
cap is fixed. The hammer which strikes this
LoRD PALMERsToN AND Nj. De THoUvENEL.
"A private letter from England states that,
during his visit to London, NJ. De Thouveuel,
the Minister of Foreign Affairs in France, had
sevo raj interviews with Lord Palmerston on the
subject of American affairs. 1t appears that
his visit there is attributed to letter recently
published in the PRisiaV Monite,v, in which
the ability and strength of the rebels is pre-.
sented in so favorable light as to enforce the
conviction in France that they are perfectly
able to conquer and maintain their independ-
ence. But, as M. De Thouvenel has already
agreed to follow the English Government in
any measure it would take in relation to
America he was unwilling to act without con-
sutation, and consequently he went to London
in order to see how matters stood, and whether
Lord Palmerston was prepared with project
tf meditation, recognition and Intervention
According to what has transpired of the inter
views of the two statesmen it was decided that
no steps should be taken till after the Autumn
elections in this country. 1t is supposed to be
the conviction of European cabinets, and cspeci-
ally of those of England and France, that the
prosecution of our civil war and the measures
to be resorted to make it efficient, will cause a
reaction in the North by which reaction their
own policy will be governed If we may rely
upon this information which we have from a
very high authority, it is clear that the course
of Europe in regard to our affairs will depend
upon oursclvcs.--NeV York Tribune, 9th.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

August 9th, Ie62.
The Board of Supervisors Of the County of
Saginaw met this day pursuant to a call for a
Special Meeting of the Board, signed by A. 5.
Gaylord, j. B. White, Geo. Il. Williams, p.
Joslin, A. p. Brewer, II. M Her, j. Barter,
l.. w. Haines and j. H. Lewis, Supervisors.
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sepste has done, then the Constitution comes back
"a our neope for their ratification OF the cbhnee III
roo.rd 10 EmaucpatiOn If they desire admisslon I'M
dS II or rejection il they prefer tire consequences
Which it viii be, nobody doub,s This change IN
The Constitution will first he ratified by the Con
yenii N still ~ csSe ana then by vote OF TIE Feo
Me We say II fcW be, because, II everything were
49, morally certain that we should feel but little
anxiety aUout new State. When the change u
ratified and certified by the President OF 'he Con.
venior it will become the duty OF the President Of
the United States 30 proclaim TIE fact aud lbe lct
GREETING a new State viii then take eject III slA'y
avs from the date of that pro ;lamalon.
10 our distant exchanges, 10 whom more partlcu'
lsry tins article 10 Addressed, appeal Tor consider
alton, for charity Tor justice. Your might Ii IKE the
waves Of the sea. VIII YOU not hel p us break down
the barriers that hedge IN truly loyal ahu suffering
people VIA YOU not speak II word TO Tie country
and Congress IN our behalli There will be 10 qaes-
ton before Congress at this session In far-seachne
results more vital 10 the nation tnan shn Inc Gd-
mission Of West Virginia il to be tue beginning VI
which the redemption OF Missouri is TO be- The con
tiuuxtiOn aud the Acknowledgement OF all zoe Doroei
Sts;es tine sequel ana OF winch the eco, itr beyOh-
mortal ken, Is known only to the unsearchabe wis
dom Of OnisiscieBce.
People Of the Tree STATES shall we be repulsed
in our efforts 10 be free and prosperous ms you are
II must be inis Winter il ever IN our lifetime. II
must 10 under the bill penang IN the House OF hep
/ yesentsti;es or none. Give US, we conJire you, u
moral support at home and u2.erial support oy lh-
struo,ions 10 your Congressman. WIZ YOU welcome
liz 10 The great fraternity OF loyalty 10 Inc GONeIn,
n,ent and iesy 20 Republican Institutions, or VIII
you thrust " back INFO tae clutches OF Treason ana
DespoisIn 10 be dragged into tho abyss OF run Tue
/ Rebellion mas opened beneath our worry iess
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cnrnr cALENnAK-rns DAy.

SUPREME CoURr-CKcUrr.-psrt l J., o., SSss
Js43 3l5 sJ53 36SS 3o5s, 80 seo. 500 o.. -Nos
80 cd 9CS 3,-o 3lis 800 1913 39l.. 3s1 II
sssl 1904 sqc SOD? 400, iyl0 4ot w. w. sss. iAt
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SurREMs CouRr-SrEcr.L rsHm.rp 81 is a. *
Nos. ). 4,5,G.5,e g. To- II, lS H. 10 H. :"
as "a Issne. q Lew and Fact No. III p..tIN Nos
o. sTprnioH CorRr-TEiAL TkRs.-PsH a., ,e,S
o5 ais 2s.S 9Jl 1893. H.J Slia ls,3 80 AS S.iI
01i ls6S 2J!I 2ss9 Part l-No' 90 io'' - 81,
ra a or ComMoS PLrAs-TRIAL laE ~, M
~ 1857 l.3i 1899 355, 1919 i.0i. is5'. Ss.' a. lHs
i?5o IlsJ lill $50, l!6l 1904 fst ION l,oJ i5e
its1 sgi l3a l45i, 1914. l4i0 a'- W. io-O' w.
,iJ. 49,.
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NEW WORK DAILY RIBlNE.~MONDAY. DECEMBER l, 1862

steamer, IN consequence of the further decline in
Gold. Sterling 10 quoted at 1921 for bankers bills.
Freixhts very dull aud rates continue Irregular.
To Liverpool the engagements are 1900 bush
Wheat at 3d. in bags COCO do. Corn at Sd. in bagsi
100 bhls Flour at IL. ID. to Gil up; and per neutral
flag 200 tcs Beef at o.. and 20 tuns Lard at 32s. Cd
70 London: 500 bbls. Flour at Is. I'D; lis bales
Hops at 3D.; If0 tuns Oil Cake at 25s in bags; and
per neutral ship 300 bxs. Cheese at As. To Glss-
cow: 300 bbs. Flour at 90. Cd. The Charters are
British bark with q 900 bush. Corn TO Dublin at lid.
2 co 81 q Norwegian bark 10 Cork for orders with
- goo bush. Grain at Ss 81. Or; and two vessels
70 Csdiz for orders with io00l 500 hhds. Tobacco
on terms we are requested not to print
The business OF the Sub-Treasur, was: Receipts
$G74 ,G26 46-for Customs, sl36953 81; Payments
s.. 1881 93-including payments for temporary
Government Loan Baisnce, Sl2, 035, 1876 06.
Money 10 in better supply TO borrowers on call,
without material change in rates. Tue tendency il
undoubtedly to greater abundance and lower figures
mainly in consequence Of tho return Of capital tenn
porarily diverted from iis original occupation ty
TIE sudden call for Government advances. Ii il
stated that Secretary Chase has not yet exhausted
bis hority 10 issue paper money, and not little
Of aniuseent is created ia the street. TO hear that
the Money market sdis,lrbed by tue loans required
by the Secretary, when it il well known that the
paper mills, under Lis direction, furnish the most
acceptable currency in the country. The idea that
the Secretary Of the Treasury should be borrower
OF the currency which he alone has power TO i'sue'
TO an extent to disturb the Money market Of the gres'
financial center, peems supremely ridiculous, bu'
euch has been tho fact And nov when Govern
meut paper having been borrowed by the issuing
power, is returned, the Money market grows easier
again. Mr.. Chase will yot learn that while Govern
nent paper money, he haS fayors to ask OF tie
Banks
We annex q comparative statement OF the imports
cf Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchaudise at
tho port Of New-York, for the week ending Nov. p,
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ca 1laol
&2alN.M
a4eesa.M
&f,V3,3Oit tOVsJ87
Tie Metz Orleans National Adroc0te Of NOyemb6s


10, says:
Tho nioyemnnts today IN moneyed circles were confined
the extent Of aes Of sugar sna noesss by ofder Of tie g.
qisstlA Con- mission. The sugar brought good pns
compared sales at this ms year IL other rs
tEsnttcfpns requiring "A
money meet ~ aud about tie banks IL Wa
very quiet very few deposis received The routine Of
business the VI the banks - merely the p4yi1a Of
checks tho changing Of sge noos for these or snlsr
drnomi1 alton occson.. d or and Ds.,
others pay e 1ss.meut and 90 their way thxaI6d
AID ri aing nhe o.Aer pay Interest aud ob.sa reLs..i
there perhaps many, VINO. we regret to y oannoi
lay anything bat tie tine they verify Of al
indulgence that ths banks allow. TAre dsposon
On tho art 81 the cIodto OF the banks to press em
H. the bI0ol Of course the banks viii e. ~ re ..ms
Lbsr4l eeing toward their doctors.
There was YER itte doing IN trchange to-day the upsly
extremely sngld IA fact, there definite hs
ITVas, BANKER, wero asking b0 = prem; ostde
rates ook Broader range running down 70 p cest We
quote from = D. and q cen. prem Sterling Oank cheeid
Vas held at lJJ Frsacs $40. Gold arm ~ from J30d
& cent prem though dealers decline purchase The
gsic@ figures, Particularly Ia small hich L<ksn
J5 Ih-le cnause Treasury notes; aaote 3s
u io Demand, aue sac Y cent prem for Legal rsoder
In Bark share lid Diner secnit Their.
Tnents- Bonds neglected; rather there sE
fer.1s. Miscellaneous stocks duino 1hstevef.
The naT.. brs.dstuas aud ProyisoBs remains tie
duh aud Inactive condition pIeviouiy noticed The buaess
bcug entirely confined TO tho supply or the trade and
sumption OF Tia ciy sld ne.gnooIhood lae receipts
Dodoss.e while toe s'ock on Lard which 10 yet ample
being very gradually reduced We Row nave Tree Command
cssn win port.on Of the interior OF this State aud il
PROBABLE will be b1lteT demand for evey
description - plaatAJn supplies. There have been fahss
ke these the sioc1 J. mgliny H. isc. did
not heal OF Fanssction OF any nomeu oy be rogu
to-day There a. yloba1iiiy o. sl moe A0s. rec ~
from the upper There very te uuen-azed tulcss
port and "a of freight ueiug ea4el laessU
much dolg however the supply ol sugar and lo'sss
bella - yet too .h. We quote rals o. saia,
Northern Yor. SI9 y ~ = AL o. sugar AID - q
- Dbl u Mo The weather = s'i COOL camp co'
ga1 galAYosAOe Tor outdoor operstiors
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McClNS.
n. 80. clo.ei 10 day

The tern cl0seI 70 NY ,l.,>S
NJ sne,cer counsel for DIR. browne, the nj esc
p. A., 49,. NiatA Wa.d murder case sue6 on w
estor Tor tho purpose q 'sAu He case 70 20. .sa he
l,,,,n,r Tho plstrics Attorney assente : 80
y, - ,hr wit browns val be ek-iline1 49,
I..sto ,srn on "wednesday, at D. m An snsn W.
mao BY NJ Spencer to eAc1Ss '"' ''''N'"S -
FL following sentences were pronounced ,d., sc,
tohn kelly i.r sr.Ary IN the thiid degree s''''
two yeass ,,--- L. A.. nj, l.,.., Safe Pd.so
for pso yeafl. III, a., ,A,l lc.r.e, Stst
Prison to- three yoGi' g., p,,,on for ~
Msrl- h. M Smith for grand larceny, State ff"'" ~
John Thoupsou fos larceny from the person. s'''
fsr yoAs.
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s,xr 10 Fonr L.rArErrs.-F N. William" ~
tnred Oh board tho schooner Elins Weeo W 49,
inc 10 run the blockade. was sent " f0f' '-"'S
by order Of tie Navy Department
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Communion Rev Dr. vinton; Gloria In Excelss tchaned
the Benedction tho Rector.
After the benediction the Clergy, Wardens and
Ves,ry salused aud welcomed tho Rector.
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God bars star i-tu- -
Trsu'ru.tg,d y. 5 Mint PhlL gor CoHage. C5lJ .
Tie following Gre the earnings OF tie Cleveland
Columbus, ard Cincinnati Railroad Company for
October:
8 ~ e96 %
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Increase. SJl,2.o IL


Thompson Brothers are now distributing the fol-
lowing additional Revenue Stamps: Fire anu Lie
Insurance; Conveyance; Bill Of Lading; Eutry of
Goods Passnge Tickets; Mortgages Bond; Pro.
bate of VIII; Certhcates (ssock deposit and gen.
eraD Lease Warehouse; Manifest Inland Tx
change; Foreign Exchange; Express; Proprietary;
Bank Clocks.
Tho Atlantic Cotton Mills have declared divi.
dend Of y cent, payable Dec. /.
ar. q. l.. Ilaighi, late Assistant Cashier OF the
American Exchange Bank, has associated himself
with Mr.. A. NJ. Cahoone, a member OF the New
lork stock Exchange, under the firm of Haight 81
CahooIe, and will transact Stock CommlssTn
business at No. 81 Exchange place. Mr.. H"ighl
has been favoFably known TO the public for rome
time in the American Exchange Bank, and DOM
members Of the trm have had many years expert
enco IN Tie banking business.
The London Economist Of November -, received
by tho Mica, a. Boston, reports:
Tho actual eondon OF money remains without char 70
Tho husa.s. a. the HAnk has been small scale ana
ts general otsi rate f. d cont below tlat OF the
national ts hmont The export OF sold continues against
purchasers o yrI o. India pguent pecrplo'
elect the demand o money which hsa 10 a&td duill the
past Tow days.
Annexed the rates OF discount paper Of various
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
ln,si.u,ion of the hector of y'rinir ChHreh

On Saturday forenoon, Trinity Church vas the
scene Of very interesting ceremony. Ito Rev.
Morgan Dix, Of tic assistant Reciors Of Trinity,
was Instituted Rector q tie lnrab, 10 III tie Va
o.ucy caused by BE death Of .ho Rev. Dr.. D,nan.
Il, 10, O'clock The bells climed forth THEN peals,
aud soon tho church was filed with clergy AM ai'y.
Mr. Cu,ier performed voluntary, when the proces-
son moved from tue main yes,ry-room n tie ioow.
ug order:
TAe u tie Chuiess ard chspc. connected Wh he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

October: - ~''1Ps1so w
decrease. q
itnfnty balance. .decreass.,, Z9a a.
lhsdscosnted not yet due. .ncrsass.., 34is 80
Co... $500. .,.'''''' '''''''. inctes's.... L62oOn
current accounts. .increess.... ls1 O0o
~ Au'"oe, ..increase.... 100 con
Consois which had quoted 99t o92l before the ,r,,
TIE French bank return BEGAN. rather weaker on q,
ton aud close 81 TO 92i for the unit add s3i 10 "a,
money New and Reduced 93 to sI ksd Sea Goysrrnsss
-Apnexed Is the statement Of the Rsnk OF Ensad f.
the ending "Wednesday. Nov. H. 1911. s"s :"
TssCE DsPsRTxssT.
Notes $40 Government debt. z 0is IN
Other securities :. 3slI 90
Gold coin AZ ibnpn lls2I 90
silver buliion...,.
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Arps...a. le 60. ma,t 3 nl.d a.,s CsI., ciass

bUTLAIUN IUUNT-sfBCIAt IKAI-INV'' ~
Justice MCNEIL.
DECISIONS. :,
Henry c. Gardiner agi. Samuel p CasweI, rn
pleaded Nc-Mo,on Tor eaTs eemur graa"d on raJ"
" $40 costs. a., c,..,..,.i =
Tae Bank Of Mutud Redemption sgl VIM ssd 9" a"
Ertf4 allowance ol 1850 TO 'he &c endap gnl
JIue. B.nA.fd et al at Lorenzo Dolnoi-o ., So
inss .c.,ied and eft in Clerks Office Li. msaoa ~
+3u0 Order Tor lime to mAse case S''
leave to q, ,sa without secsnly, 1o.1ea'
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other motive, for have seen no reason to dis
trust their good faith TO the Confederacy.
NV Acknowledgements are due to the first
lieutenant, Ap Catesby Jones, for his antiring
exertons, and for the aid he rendered me in all
things. Tie details for firing the ship and land
ing the crew were left to him, ami every thing
was conducted with the most perfec: order.
ITO the other officers Of the ship, generally,
I am also thankful for the great zeal they dis
PLAYED throughout
The Virginia no longer exists, but three
hundred brave and skiltul officers and seamen
are saved to the Confederacy.
presume that court Of inquiry will be or
dered to examine info all the circumstances |
have narrated and earnestly solicit it. Public
opinion viii never be put right without it.
am -ir, with great respect, your OBJ sery't
JOSIAH TATNALI,,
Flag officer commanding
Hon. s.. R. Mallory, secry Of the navy.
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EXPRESS BETWEEN TIE
CONFED ATE ARM Z
AND THE CITIZENS OF
LOUISIANA AND TEXAS.

TEHHE high waters on the Mississippi river md
1 tributaries, and the appearance OF the enc
my gunboats above New Orleans, has rendered
it necessary to establish an Express to carry let-
tiers to each side Of the river, and particularly 10
enable persons on the west bank Of the river to
correspond with their friends in the army.
The undersigned will carry letters to the army
in Tennessee and Mississippi, at p cents each,
Virginia, 30 cents. each.
The letters will be mailed at post-otiice on the
be mailed at the post-office in Shreveport La, to
bethence forwarded to their respective addresses,
| will visit Monroe, Vernon, Homer, Minden,
Bellevue, Shreveport, Mansfield, Greenwood, La,
and Marshall, Texas
Mr. Jones, at the Verandah hotel, Shreveport,
viii take charge Of all letters left with him.
Refers to Reuben White.
Shreveport, June IL, 1862. j. J.. HART.
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TENHE west half Of lot No. |, in block No. So sit
L uated on Market street, opposite the cpisco-
pal church, with the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Lots Nos. 2 and 8, in block No 70, with the i'm
proyementS thereon consisting ola dwelling with
four rooms, also negro quarters and never fail
ing underground cistern
|. Also that desirable country residence, situated
Immediately beyond the corporation limits and
lately occupied by J. W. Pennall, Esq, The
dwelling is large and commod. Gus, good kitchen,
negro quarters stable, etc. There is also fine
fruit orchard and vegetable garden, with large
ciStern and well on the premises.
The above property will be sold or rented on
reasonable terms, Tor particulars apply At this
office or to j. r. HALEY.
Shreveport, June 90, 1870.
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SnREvEPORT, I'D Sept, 1851.
HENHIS BANK will hereafter, pay and receive
i at its counter, AT PAR the Treasury Notes
of the Confederate States and the Notes of other
Banks of New Orleans.
Owners Of paper deposited in this Bank for col
lection, unless willing to be governed by this re-
gulatiou, are requested to withdraw the same.
spp25-tf ULCER LAUVE, Cashier.
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Shreveport Price-Current.

Shreveport Price-Current.
CoTToN--Middlng &c.
SUGAR-N. .. brown, 50I2c. y IL
MoLAsss s-35t0 +0cts. n gall.
FLoUE-Texas, 8@cS. RlO b.
PoRK-Mess, -W%5 10 + Dbl.
BAcoS-Sides,c lear ,20@-5c; 'ibbed, ls@22c.
shou ters, lS@22v; 3ugar-cmed hams, CO b.
LARp-l6@2 c II ID.
SALr-S9 OO@&l0 y sack.
WulsKEY-$8 @ l05 90 II gall
OL-Lard, - 40 a 2 SO d gall
CASDLts-Star, 48@5oc. u Ii.
CoRN-50@ 65c p bushel.
RorG-@-c. h Ii.
NAILs-None = keg. IRoS-lo@l3c. . ID,
BAGGrNG-Ky. C; India, -@-c.
HIDES -5@6r. r H.
WooL-2l@ 35cts. ID 10.
LEAruEn.-Sole, 3oG85cts. II II Upper, 400
5octs p IL Harness, 4o@5octs j2 Ii.
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COMMITTED TO TIE JAIL
ga Or the parish Of Caddo, in the city Of
"a" Shreveport negro man aged about 40
u. years. ; feet, inches high upper teeth
" out and left eye out, of black complexion,
calls himself GUss, and says he belongs 10 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.
J. B. WEIGH, Jailor
Shreveport June 4 1921
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-06-18
COMMITTED TO THE JAIL

Or the parish Of Caddo, in the city ofShreye
70 port, a negro man aged about 80 years, 5
n feet inches high, Of black complexion,
~ calls himself jerry, and says he belongs to
Capt. VIM Mcmillan of the city of Shreveport,
parish Of Caddo, Louisiana.
The owner or owners Of said negro are hereby
notified to come forward prove property, pay
charges and take him away or he viii be disp ,sed
of as the law directs.
J. g. WEIGH, Tailor.
Shreveport June llth lS62-3t