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No Draft i'm Philad.Irb,a

PHILAnKL PHIA, November The dram
commissioners announce officially thar tlfe
volunteers from Philadelphia number 1881,
being l,l9 over the quota required 10 en- the
call for 6Op,OOu men. The Commissioners report
IhaI No draft viii be necessary in the city, ll-e
quota being filled. -
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Arrival Of Trea.ure fran CaIifernia.

SrFlhnl Ci Treasure from CaiDcfhtse
NEW YORK, Nov 2-The steamer Ocean
Queen, flom Aspinwall on the 95th III, arrived
Ihis morning with passengers and Sl,co1oO I'M
+T"asUre. She saw no, hing OF Ihe pirate steamer
Alabama
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ADJUSTMENTS.

kIxok'S CREH0RkE GARDEN CIRCUS.
PEhHSiLVANli ~, AND SEVENTH ST
THREE WEEKS OF TRIUMPHANT sEAsoN i.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVERY MONT
the
CHAMPION RIDER OF THE WORLD
Will appear cn his Bioodei Steel,
in tn.
GREAT BARRIER ACT
DIR. JAMES L. THAYER,
THE CONRAD BROTHERS,
COMMODORE FOOTE,
COL SMALL, ID -
and the
FINEST EQUESTRIAN COMPANY IN THE
.-.- WORLD ..-a4f@
SREMRMRER ERi-PFRFORNANCE Roth Az.
TERNOOS AND NIGHT
Doors open at l. and ~ clock. Performance
will commence at ~ and "a. nov
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CEORG ETOWN COLLEG
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
WASHING TON CITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.,
WASHING TON CITY.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
NOBLE YOUNG, NJ D..
Professor of Principles and Practice Of Medicine
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ D.,
Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgery
JAMES Z. MORGAN, ND,
Professor Of Materis Medica and Therapeutics
- j. NJ. SNYDER, n. D..
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases or Women and
Children.
THOMAS AETISElL NJ d.
Professor OF Physiology and Toxicology.
MONTGOMERY JOHNS VI. D.
Professor of General, Microscopic and Descriptive
Anatomy.
SILAS l.. LOOMS. NJ D.
.-.. Professor of Physics and Chemistry.
J. G. ". KENNON, NJ B.
Denorstrator Of Anatomy
The Session viii commence on the Grst Monday
in November and end in March fofroTfng The
Lectures will be delivered at the College Buildings
So. 3o3 street, during the hours of the after
noon and evening.
The fee for the full course Is s9
4atriculation tpsid only once 8
OemonstratCr . Ticket. Observation-Disclosures. 10
For further information address
E-.-, JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. D.,
...s Dean of the Faculty.
r--t 40s + street, between 9th and 7th.
oc Y tNov3@ tRepublican.l
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GRTESPoR7

GRrfNpORT, T. J., Nov. l.-fhe Suffofk
County Bnu X vras broken open last night ss.a
rollaG af $500. Of Nti-h So,ossV pere,lR bllls
and n tAlIacc IA fcTt-.
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h!xGNS WASHINGTON THEATRE
CARD TS THE PUBLIC.
PCSJPOSEHENT
0FTHE
OpESI MIG hit

MR. JAMES NJ. NIXON respectfully informs the
citizens of Wsshin gton that he has necessarily been
obliged to postpone the opening OF this establish
meut until
WEDNESDAY EVENING. November 5th
for the pur pose OF completing the most extensive
alterations in n style OF
TASTE AND SPLENDOR.
BRILLIANT AVENUE OF LIGHT
has been erected from Penn ana ay. que 10 the
entrance Of the Theater
An engagement has been feeted with the we'll
known Scenic Artists, Messrs q. MAEDEH and
EpwARp LAMB, who are busily engaged painting.
The mana cement assures the public that every
attention will be paid to the production of the
Dramatic Works. and nothing shall be wanting on
has part to make this the most
FASHIONABLE RESORT OF TIE CITY.
An efficient Police Force has been engaged, and
the U triost order vi II at all times be observed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03

ZINE GROCERIES,
EINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES.
FINE GROCERIES,
At AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES
TIE rem mainder of the cargo Of the
SCHOONER AID
Consisting of every description sf
FAMILY
.r..f. GROCERIES,,
viii bs for sale until the Schooner is discharged
FAMILIES
In need of q Winter Supply, at The
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied BY the Package.
FRED. 8. COZZENS,
Colsignee, corner Pa. avenue and 18th Sc.
CAPT. HUTCHlNGS,
oc l3 IF Schooner Aid, ;; foot of Iith st.
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m TO THE TRAVEL Hrsa.
~ ING PUBLIC. 4&E

The subscriber most respectfully inforns the
public that he will. from and after the I'D Of Octo
Der instant. run q re guar line of STAGES between
the CITY OF WASHING TON and PORT TOBAC-
CO, Charles county. Nd, leaving the PLANTERS
HOTEL, at the corner ef 7th street and Pa. avenue
Washington city, d. c., at O'Clock q. m, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leaving MID
DLET0N'S HOTEL, in Port Tobacco every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday at 0 clock a. ul -, and
arriviD in time to connect with at the Wash
ington depot the same evening. Fare So.
oc U-lm" SAMUEL DALEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03

BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET,
BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET,
LOWEST'yEW TORE PRICES
LOWEST NEW FORK PRICES
LOWEST NEW FORK PRICES
as PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
9s5 PESNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BttUeea NinthaHd TsstA Streets
BetWesR Ninth GRd Tsnfh Streets.
6S&
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MiLLARD'3 HALL.
GOTTSCHAlk,

Tie Public Is respectfully informed that
l.. NJ. GOTTSCHALK,
The Eminent Plane and Con,passr
Will have the honor OF gi wing
TWO GRAND CQSCERTS
In Washington,
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS
Novsniher 6:h and 9Th
When he viii perform rome of his latest conpo-
sitions, which have caused so great q sansation
in NV York. Boston and PHILADELPHIA.
Arran gements have been made with the cele
brated PriIea Donna Miss
CARDOTTA PATTI,
the Principal Star of the italian Opera, Academy
Of Music, New York and Bos ton 70 appear
Jointly with Mr..
L. NJ. TTSCAAlk.
Musical Director and Conductor. Mr.. DEHREN
~ Admission One Dollar. Tickets can be pur-
ct aSed and leafs secUrGd without extra cha rge for
either Of the two Grand Concerts at W. Il Metze-
rotts Music store, commencing Monday, Nov 3,
st O'Clock a. III.
Doors open al 7ia-Concert TO commence at S
o clock. 0c 81
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
The einterventions sc N eme subsidfnr-Spseeh
OF the Minister Of W ar against the south
The Liverpool ham Der Of Commerce re-
iects Recognition and n d h olds eufraIiar

The Intervention sc p me su bs dinr-Sp<erh
Of the Minister Of W ar assins st th e south
The Liverpool ha mn Der Of Com ma rec re =
iects Recognition and n N dds n curative
NEw YORK, Nov. 2.-The screw Steamship
Edinburg, Capt. Morehouse, which left Ia yer-
pool NJ noon on thC 18th Of October and O uesns-
town on the 10th, arrived at this port al noon
yesterday, with European mails and asseneers
The circular by Mr.. Seward, addressed 10 an
The diplomatic and consular agents OF the
United safes, is republishcd in the Paris papers
The London Times remarks that this circular
VIII deprive the Government Of the right 10
appeal 10 Its emancipation decree hereafter. as
measure founded on a moral principal Mr..
proclamation Is thrown like a shell among the
population Of the South, and with The same
amount of benevolent intention.
A dispatch from London of the 10Th ult saws.
Sir q. g. Lewis, English War Minister has
teen speaking against the recognition OF the
South. saying that she hos nor accomplished Aer
Independence yet. "
Earl Hardwicke has endorse ed the views TO-
Gently promulgated 10y Mr.. Gladstone
VI. Thourenel, the French Minister. has re-
signed. Baron de rHuys is his successor
The fears that were entertained of more Gar
ibaldi riotinE in Hyde Park, London, on Sun
Gay, the l2th, were happily groundless. No
meeting took place, owing probably TO stormy
VT mher, and the day passed OF quietly. Gar
Glnal Wis, man had issued a pastoral 10 ms
Dear Irish brethren" eShOrting them not 20
engage in riotous proceedings.
The race for the CeSarewitch stake AZ New
market, for which the American horse Umpire
WAS first favorite, was won by Harrington.
Umpire coming i'm fourth. Thirty ty-seyen hon :
"a
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OAK Hall BOYS, CLOTHING, in great
~ variety, at BRUCE Co, No. AGA 2doors
below Smiths Cheap Clothing Store ocSo tr
STOPl ST0Pt! Is the cry of all, At SMITH 4
- REALL'S, No. 36I 7th ST., where he has lust
rehtted his Store, and opened New Stock of the
beat and heapsst Mems and Boys CLOTHING in
The City. Oc3Etr
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CANTERBURY HALL,-

SAN GN6OK HAllg
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH srREsY
THIRD WEEK OF THE TRIPLE COMPANY
Brilliant and Ennvamplod Success
II - said herr AL the grsaf Lights of tho p-of.s
sion appear.
Glance at the
MAMMOTH LIST OF STARS:
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
MIsSFHANCES LEROY, NtSSJENNIE ALLEN
MIss LILLE BRANDON, MILE LEZErTA ,
MISS ELLA, MILE LAURETTA,
BOB HART.
LEW SIMMONS.
uEo. H. DELOUlS. CIV. KIRBYE,
MONS. SZOLLOsY
WILLIE EMERSON, MASTER JOHNNY.
NASlhh GEoRGE, MONS. SCI.
TIE ENTIRE COMPANY IN ! NEW BIIL~
Tonight,
YpSY'S lay
NEW AFTERPIECE &c &c &c
e For further particulars SCI, Bills Of the CAV
ana the Washington Nationai Re pu ticsn.
U9ofh open, ia o'clock: performance 7s.
ADMISSION d cents. Orch hestra 81 cent?. ns!yy
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DERSOSS IN BLACK will find our stock of
L MOURNING GCODS Tin all the old STANDARD
and modern fabrics of merit,D TO be full and
complete Throughout the year. -
MOURNING nLO AXIS. and MOURNING
SHAW LS with all the minor requisites for persons
in black
Our NnrtLcrn and Eastern coTresp 1ndents sends
Us new supplies daily.
One price only, the actual cash standard value
marked in plain figures, hence no purchaser Is over
charged. .-...
An inspection of stock solicited, as it incnrs no
OIL satian to purchase. PERRY Il BRO,
oc 81. lat Pa ave and Ninth street,
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23
INo-DTCKINSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
To Correspondents.

We will be pleased to receive con-
,r;hutious from our friends. in and
around Shreveport. An occasional
article from our planters, relative to
the crops, will be very acceptable
In fact. we desire correspondence
from every section Of the States.
Personal articles will not be pub
lished. either as communications or
advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertaking,
who may hear of any local. or other
items, that may prove of interest to
cur readers, will favor us by handing
IN the same at the office of the News.
In writing, be brief and concise,
bearing in mind, that lengthy COM
llrunications are seldom appreciated
by newspaper readers.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23
See notice of My. Ed. Eherstadt.

LETTER pusTAGE.-'iie CoDgrrs,
which has just adiournd, passed 4
Till raising the rates Of postage from
five TO ten cents for all distances.
This act was rendered neccssory by
the constitutional clause which d.
clares that the Post Office depart
meut shall be self supporting after
the year 1852. The new law takes
effect on the first of July next
There has been no chang. of News
paper postage. When peace is re
stored, and the business Of the coun-
try is fully resumed in all its chan
nels, letter postage can be reduced
to very moderate rates. But the
rule is II good one that those who
Use the post Office should pay its ex-
penses. whether they be high or low.
4 CoNFLICT.-We take the fol-
lowing from letter TO the Cincin-
natl Commercial from Cairo:
There was 4 prospect yesterday
of Il conflict Letweenthe civil and mill
tary authorities upon the eternal mig
ger question. The United States mar
shall of this district claimed the right
to take "a contrahand captured at
Fort Donelson, and now employed
by government at this point, and
return him to his master, said to be
Il loyal Missourian. The provost
marshal resisted and demanded his
authority. For time there was a
prospect of a scrimmage, hnt the
promptness of the provost marshal
prevented it. and the United States
marshal abandoned the claim.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

The regiment is armed with En-.
field rifles throughout, with the TRAN
gular bayonet.
1t is believed that we are to be
attached to Wither's (Ala.) brigade
under Bragg. Both are gallant lead
ers and will probably put us where
we can rake the enemy before they
get through with us. The men are
constantly drilling by squads, com
pany and battalion. and are rapidly
improving the drill
Two men died and were buried
yest"rday-J. Z. Ellison is lying
very low. l think the only danger
susly i'll is the "Caddo Guards. -
DIR. Vance is assiduous in his atteu-
ton TO the sick. and is deservedly
very popular with his company
The medicines which We're bought in
New Orleans for the Guards, have,
for want of regilnental supplies, been
used throughout the whole time, and
are now exhausted, none can truly
be supplied here. We have not been
Very well fitted up with the neccsa-
rics of camp life, but whose fault il
Is time will tell Add to this the
continued inclemencv OF the weather
and We are thinking with Mark Te-
ply that eve deserve credit, under
the circumstances, for being jolly"
For miles around here the fields
and woods are whitcned with the
tents OF our soldiers. and the country
Is swept clean OF everything that man
and horse can cat. Chickens are al
most unknown, as are all kinds OF
domestic poultry, ana in the vcgeta-
bic line absolutely nothing is to be
had.
Col. Lewis and Robson have Just
returned from a visi. TO Gen. Bragg
and Eu~SleS, b. being made a Gene
raj. bears the division command, and
we VIII belong TO Ruggles' Division.
Lawrence Builder, Captain Of Shreve-
port Rebels, is promoted into the adj
iutant Generals office. with William
son. Bevnon now becomes the cap
tain. and he well deserves il. Hv-
ans is highly spoken OF by William
son and others. j. Pincknry Harris
is getting along very well, but he has
a very ugly wound.
Winans has been sicl, but is up
again. J. ". Jones is somewhat
roug hened up, but full OF enthusiasm.
Doe. Woodruff and he called at our
camp this morning. Doc has been
i'll 4..r,, i,r,,, u,I ,.vr,s,tr., Inn,
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A lady whose unusually bad tenn
peris traced on acountenance ofgreat
responsiveness, having been rescued
from wolves by an athletic and gal
liant Indian chief, in fit of romantic
gratitude offered to marry him where
upon the savage turned and fled into
the depths of the forest, and has not
been seen by white man or white wo
man since.
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- See Every Page.

Persons sending ne ren.i;tances will be
good enough to send no other paper money
man Louisiana State OF Confederate Notes,
.: Shreveport Cooperation bills, none other
,,-;Il he received. individual and other cor
ueration bills are of no use to US, as we
cannot get them off our hands.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

The Houston Telegraph says the
people Of w alker county are doing
molly in helping on the war. The
subscription for the relief Of wives
and children OF soldiers, in one week
amounted to $50. 0r0.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23
From New Ma drid. Cairo. Hickman.

State Gaurd, who reached the city
yesterday after having spent several
weeks among the Lincolnites at New
Madrid, Cairo and other points, fur
nishes us the following interesting
information OF matters in that region:
Nearly General Pope's entire com
mand had gone up the Tennessee
from New Madrid, as has already
been announced, only two thousand
men under Gen. plummcr. remaining
at that point.
Island 10 is garrisoned by 600 men
and at Hickman there are 40O-half
cavalry. The latter are continually
securing Obion county. arresting
prominent seccssionists who have
been pointed out to them by traitors
and compelling them to either take the
oath Of allegiance to the Lincoln gov
eminent or remain in close contiue-
ment. They are daily pcrpetratin@
the gosscst outrages, both on person
and property.
Our informant related one instance
of the courtesy O. with which the
Federal officers treat ladies. One day
last week a party OF officers, gaily
caparisoned. We're riding through
Hickman, when espving at a short
distance a group OF young ladies. all
waved their handkerchcifs. The
high spirited "Secesh" girls, by no
means couplinentcd by this cxilibi-
ton OF Yankee Impotence. produced
:. Confederate flag, and waved 1t until
the officers had disappeared.
The next day all. four in number,
mere arrested, and sent to the gaurd
and compelled to remain their two
DAYS, being only released upon taking
the oath of allegiance. The whole
affair was regarded rs an immense
Joke by the ruiiian soldiers. who don't
'0AS'''' '''S'"s ! ''S "..'''' % any -
man W" OF inc '""''s were Il MISE
French and . Miss Hughes. The
names ~ the ''i'ef" our '"'o'N ''''''
Goes NOT Tee"i''c''
At last accounts there was SIX gun
boats ana eiSi'' OF zen lnor''i DOH
above I OFT ill!"". Among the lot
iheF were me ''''''""' >"fohoei'' ''''''
i1''$oo'S
Amos lH' 'h'lIn country D''"e Il
omit le''S'''''' '.EF" "'l-' 'lli"
cape r't"f"'"" Is under "'''vI' "'
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Letter from the Caddo Guards.

| We cOnderSe the following from a
letter, sent to us. The letter has been
exactly one month on the way from
Corinth
Headquo1zers 25M La. Tols,
CoRINrH, Miss. April % 1862.
Dear News.
Had l learned anything worthy of
notice, l would have kept my promise
and written promptly. All minor
news have been overheard in the
important and interesting details of
the great battle. OF this the papers,
and probably some of participants
have thoroughly posted you. This
regiment, or rather eight companies,
left New Orleans and made the run
to Memphis in s., arriving there on
Wednesday Morning April 3rd, and
encamped on the Fair Grounds, just
in the suburbs Of tie town. Al
though an ambargo was laid on wills
ky, plenty found its way into camps.
producing its usual results. Lieut.,
Col. Lewis (the only field officer
present. Went to Corinth, to report
to Beaureguard, leaving Capt. Rob
son in command.
Rumors came thick and fast Of the
movements OF the army at Corinth.
and when the Colonel returned and
reported that the army was molly
advancing to make a fight, much
disappointmcnt and chagrin was cX-
pressed, and a deaf Of enthusiasm ex-
pended. Permits Were absolutely
refused to all applyin" for leave, and
we were compelled to wait with as
much patience as we could muster,
for news from the battle, which We
could not share-aithougL within a
few hours run OF it.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

The poStofice at White Rock,
Hill county, Texas has been discon-
inued.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

.giiculturists near Savannah, Ga
are planting the castor oil bean and
arrow root.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

Passengers by the stage report that
Richmond has been evacuated
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

We are under special obligations
to Mr.. Wcstmorcland for 4 late Nicl>S
burg paper.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

against emancipation, denouncing the
iniquity in unmeasurcd ,cr,nS.-Menl-
phis Argus.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

Mr.. $. Wells Will accept our thank:
for a late paper.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

from the levee to the First District
Police Station was hardto travel. Had
it not been for the protection he re-
ceived from the Home Guards. which
was called upon to escort him, he
would very likely have been hanged
by the exasperated people.
The Second Edition of Dickin-
sons Almanac and Book of Refer
ence for 1862, is now ready
Postmastcrs and others sending or
ders, will have them promptly filled.
Sec advertisement.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

Of ever You have dispute with
any one about money" Said n
seedy fellow to 4 rich friend, Just
leave II to me-
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

See advertisement headed Special
notice in to-day's paper
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

When all is done, human litr is, at
the greatest and best. but like a for
ward child, that must be played with
and humored Il little to keep ii quiet
till it falls asleep-and then ;he care
is over.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

TIE CONSCRIPTlON LAVA good
many persons are under the belief
that the CONSUMPTION law relieves from
the service all those persons over
thirty five years, who have re-enlisted
for the war. In this they are mis-
taken. All who have enlisted for the
war, whether old or new volunteers,
\ will have to serve, it matters not what
their ages may be. But the conscrip-
ton law does net touch those over
thirty five or under eighteen, who are
not now in the service. This, as we
learn from the Lynchburg Republican
is the decision of the Secretary OF
War, and the manifest intention Of the
law itself.
1t is good sign to see a man wip-
ing the Precipitation from his face +;
it is a bad sign to see a man wiping
ing his mouth as Ire comes out of I,
cellar.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23
! our cbedient servant,
j. =. BENJAMIN. Soc'y of State.

Passengers from Nicksburg report
the gunboats within ten miles Of that
place. and say Richmond is not eva
cuatcd. Shreveport, May %.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-23

Gentlemen : | have your letter Of
30th ult, in relation 10 purchase Of
cotton for persons residing in foreign
countries.
know no law which prohibits the
purchase of cotton on foreign account
but | am not aware Of any law or
reason of policy which should induce
this Government to extend to proper
y thus purchased greater protection
than is extended to that of our own
citizens. 1t is the settled deterlnina-
ton of the Government to allow no
cotton to fall into the hands of our
enemies as it is perfectly we'll known
that they would seize and appropriate
to themselves all cotton they could
find. without regard to ownership.
If your correspondents buy cotton,
they must expect to share the same
risks as are incurred by our own cit
liens
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-30
BANK PROPERTY.

stALE or BANK PROPERTY--By virtue II an order
- of the Boone cult Court the undersigned Receiver
OF the Boone County Bank, WILL the I'D day Of Feb
ruary next, between the hours ~ 10 O'Clock and
o'clock =. NJ, at the Court House IN Lebanon Boone
County Indiana, oe- at public and private sale al the
fixtures and personal goods Of said E1k consisting N
part OF rrge and complete Bank Safe stove and
Pipe; Carpet; Copying Press; Copy siand Coin scales
complete set Of Bank Books for banking purposes Ink
stands and various other COMMONLY used IN bank
ilg and business Offices
All said property will be sold for cash in hand except
the saieon that time VIII be gwen II the payment i
secured
The sale viii continue each Saturday succeeding the
day above named until all the property Is >old.
4 J. BOONE. Receiver.
Lebanon, Ind, Jan Is. MISREPRESENTATION