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Old Series Vol. VII

of The armies in this district must neces=s-
rily he increased by the superior discip iuc
of the troops. and the spirit of the whole
people become more fire. and nnit",i
against the common foe. And the benc-
fetal results flowing from Gen Buc!<ncr',
wise and patriotic course will he still more,
apparent slonld the enemy rashly resolve
OF Il repetition of the movement which
proved so disastrous for hin last Sprn~.
Should he come again he will find the di-
cnities, dangers and disasters of the
spring campaign Increased q thousand
fold. Strong hosts will face him where he
leasts expects. and j. veteran army, more
formidable than that which achieved tus
victories of Mansfield and Pleasant Hill.
wiIl again teach him the eternal lesson.
hat it Is impossible to conquer IA people
r.s,Ivei to he free. l do not know what
may be- the feeling which sways the bosorns
# tire home people, but Gun assure yea
tat in N. army there is no ilinching no
unman'y Gu'i'ing at the prospect If II con-
tInuanc,. Of the war. though that c"ntinu
nnce should stretch beyond The Re iod it
has already lasted. Let those who ,emain
~ HON. sustain the soldiers by maniiesiing
the same se!i-sacriiicing spirit. which has
won Us the enconinms OF the world during
;our years of nrex IMPLIED warfare, aud The
approach OF pence will be hastened. To
quail or hesitate now is to lose the fruits of
all he blood that has been shed and all the
sacrifices that have been endured.
There l. no news ii. circulation here be-
yond the Thousand and one exaggerated
reports which usually oongFe2ate about
headquarters. We are dependent %
Shreveport for all the Intelligence We ever
receive from Missouri or th. other side Of
the Nizsiss ppi. Should anything turn
up / shall keep y advised.
GLAUCUS.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15
frcil, ossr Special Core ssc7s-
fsrE.s.

thH' NENE ALEXANDRIA, No". Il. 1864.
p..f. E.u~$ :-Frpul nv long silence Won
.a.clg .!,uh. D,-r! o. tli.k Ina. th.. old
....,,!... n1ott III =. ,.lt.ra..y fate haze come
.r.r. let ne d!saby-.. yosr mind Of ANY
-Ira en-. u,oUs r9.4..a. This bright SUNDAY
r..rgiu- rs tiria,.'n-- yuH &. TASTY Inc.
\ VOL NAV perceive from tic Ga,;nr. Ian
back again among my OH coma Gc- o
I-ic<>'l =. who. after ~litiH. trr more
has. = yrar. have a. las. III. ,..-l. III. a.-t,e
,.\r..ir,f. o: Col s.,fn,.-l.. EArh.,ag.
t-rn,. ir"u Formally ry !.au-",. II,
l,rc. SIMS added 20 rE" nrfay OF he Trans
Mi..!--.rpi rruortG.eut. i, respec,lhIr not
"a. fla - uuulrr. ba. its ,,al,..ty also
III. NJ. members O.. r." Nlck~lurg L.si.-
!ant hg-..," ar' justly entitled by long
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15


The REToLUrIoN IL CANADA--.A SCRAP OF
iEi~roET. the 26th of October, IVA.
the American Provincial Congress. in ses
sion in Philadelphia adopted an address
to lie Inhabitants of Quebec and on the
- y Of My, l7.J. another to the oppressed
.uGabi.tn,, of Canada. in both o.: which
the most c0-ent reasons were offered for
heir making common cause with the colo
ui'S in their resistance to The oppressive
act- o.! the British Crown. In their former
was contained Il remarkable as well as far
-"-iug proposition. which is singu!ariy APP
p"0priate tn the present state OF things in
IHuall t the present moment. I'VE IL
viGr yo'' aid tn. Congress of 1874, ito
unite with us in one social compact. formed
on the generous principles Of cqua! liberty
"nI r"m"ntrd by such al exchange OF
beneficial and "nIeIriHr Offices Us to rem
her it perpetual. In order 10 complete this
ai=aiy l,"-i able taiuu, We submit to your
<i!rrllirn whether il may not be expo
Iirn' yout. meet in your several towns
and Ii-air'> aHd Gee deputies, vino. a +
forwards. meeting ii Il provincial congress.
u.,s choose delegates to represent YOU
n:u inca in the Continental Congo TO 90
Il Ia in Philadelphia on the lOth day My,
l77j.''
The reference to tui, scrap of history is
not ilitim"l at u moment " hen ihe Cuuadds,
tired "Ut with col NAL dependence. and r>-
pcrirncjng the in~upcrabe difficulties al
VA Ing i government half foreign and
halt domestic. have taken the first step in
tie trTmt II of II c0nfedc alton. AMI have
persuaded til" maritime provinces t. Din
tlriui their scheme If they had taken
pat with the th;reen united colonies. as
II ' were asked tt do. their independence
would have brrl then secured well as
, r.. But they adhered to the Mother
| Country. which now tells them to take care
| # them elves. As dependent colonies their
| prog e-s iits been slow. their political in
Ia nee nothing. and their history blank.
hat pro~pe iy they have enjoyed has
/ be"n entirely owing to their commercial iu-
| cruo-r-c with The United States, whose
railroads AMI canals have been the inlets of
our produces into the provinces, and tie
outlets of their own. Without these their
own works OF internal Improvement would
have been but of little value. This rapidly
| increasing Intercourse under the reciproci-
| ty treaty has given the Canadians new
ideas. created wants. impclled them to
new rXer;iols. and they perceive. if they
WISH t. gov their ma urai size. they must
cast G:E te:r shell. Any narrow AMI limi-
! ted Sy~'nh ut COVER !ment. with a veto OF,
it, action by uno'hnr three tho, sand
nlt,. n. = therefore. no longer enduraoIe'
The fist step towards pei manent security
all pruc"es, has been taken. They have
but t. take another and their fol tune i;
mud. They should now. as they shout
have done in lTTi. unite with us in ony
social compact formed on the gcnerou.
principles OF equal liberty, cementei Is
.u>h an exchange of beneficial and end, ~
: M o,iices a. to render it perpetual.'-
: IN. y. Herald
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15

go.
Inc Federal prisoners lwiiifes)
We're confined for various Offences
NOR" or less serlous'n nature. ih"y
We're " rSteFh men ana mate common
caos" Win lis on the Niger question,
saying very positively tna' thry ana
s'1r 81 ,he I'd niger 10 nf
'r'peis they were very 'r!ehoiE'
frequently aiaihS US III our EFFORTS L"
So Il the discoln'ortS OF the guard
''' ,,,,
II" description 31''en' IN a FORMER
SN''"'' Oh '''e co''"h.SP"c"''''"'7 O." y,
""h'" me :nin"a'' VIII apply ~ ~!
O! mem. hey inh'n@r"" "hoH' III
''rh' IA IN" %5'''r' -h'" . "h"'" they
"e'' treated %!''' no mo-" r'rP h,'i'y
h'"' II 'i!"y nag hrr ,,, "f"'r's' or
'"''''"'s, "'.;'''f''S' a'F |'.f' very
s''cy 10 ''o negro gurus "'i'.h
"'1y c"'''''"'Iiy "o'r1'" ~ ''''r
aoIs7e. ''o''e Oh them 1 haa known
D .iI'e ''''' war; ~ '',e'c'i',, ~, Il! some
y, t''e towns Oh '''' ''m''' '. =.
','''',7 were s'r'''' gers from we" c'N
~ ''''' come o'.' u invest re"
'n'''H''h"5 ,'' 'h' =, employers III inc
'','' a','P'' AL "'t'' mug ii1,'''
"F7'' at penn; rI'',''"' anu S''",'oIy'
~ 'f'"9 co,''''e' III 9"ca none as
'"'. 't-'''''He !, -, >.
-, "''" no" i'' '''e "''Hles
D"E o'''!uS were from New 1 "rN'
Ht" never ''eci III d nenl' anu ofe'o"-
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15
For the News.
The Maniac Bridegroom.
By BETA OMEGA.

Oh! say have you seen my bonny fair bride.
The Joy of my heart, my hope and my
pride.
In the bloom of health, like the roses fair,
Crimson her cheeks, dark brown her glossy
hair,
With the Eight of love in her deep blue
eye-,
Like the diamond stars in Abe azure skies,
She hl: gsne they say to the dismal swamp.
With IL saldowy gloom, its noisome
damp.
D'cr is waters dark. in its brakes and fens,
nave va:nIy sought her amid its giens.
Where the poisonous snake, coils its spiral
!u!d
With is cleaning eyes. coat of brown and
Wher. the alligator sleeps in quiet mood,
Or lazlly watches FOR its wanted food.
Where cypress trees rear their shadowy
firm.
And the pendent moss clings to their out
stretched arms.
IL the midnight hour, when the crecent
moon.
With p..e rays makes phosphorescent the
gloom
hav" sought her alar in my light canoe,
Followed by the owls mourn!ul cry" too
hoo"
By The fire fiv's lamp with its feeble light.
Making bat deeper the gloom of the night.
Out n the waters unmarked silent track,
| have vniuly sought to bring my bride
back.
Oh. shaiowy swamp, with thy dsrkenins
gloom,
Who're seldom comes golden rays of the sun,
Give back TO me from thy dark waters
wCe
The Leautcous form OF my bonny faii bride.
. see her white arms uut~tretchiug to me;
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15

upon by the officer under whose direction
the service may he performed. not exceed
ing ia. rates paid detailed men. and ration
.uhj"ct to the approval Of the Chief Quar-
mater OF thi. Department.
MI. Circular from this Office. dated
Shreveport, La Sept. |, 1854. is hereby
revoked.
JOHN l.. CAREY.
Capt. & ChfQ. ". Trans Miss Dept.
APPROVED
by cuIuinand of
Gen. Il. Kirby SMITH.
" K. BOGGS.
Brig Gen. Il t~nici OF Staff.
Nov 81
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15
MEAn QrAErtK- TNNNs. MIS-. DIET.

llEAp QUARTERS Trans MISS. Def.
Shreveport. La, October Il. 1861.
General Orders,
No. -
FIND the end that TIE accounting officers
/ of the Treasury may be enabled To
act nivi-rdly on the claims of pay due de-
{ .asvd officers, and to prevent the posi-
hility Of error or fraud. in twice paving for
the same period of service. all Quarter
masters charged with pay funds, will I'M
meliatcly prepare and transmit t" Hon. D..
+. Shall, Auditor. T NJ. At Marshall. TEXAS,
a roll or lit OF all officers to whom they
have heretofore made payments on account
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15
{. =. Tax, 1868 a:ad 1851.
EOTICE TO AGGRiEvED TAX DEBTORS
SrArH G"ILEcr"E' OFFICE. I

STATE. COLLECTOR : OFFICE.
Shreveport November 9th. l-6l.
1 IL Persons legally "ntitl.l to the re
y mission or r-fuDiing ot any tax in
posed upon lirm. -" unt'tic! 10 f,e their
written Applications therefor. duly sworn
TO and supported by iii" best evidence of
which Tire nature -: each ca e 'i'h.tS, on or
hrorc the 1t of D"ccuthrr pr"Siup, wiz,
til" District Collector OF their punish who
will :nvr>Iicat. he same and report III"
fact. aud circumstances and hi lrd.m"n'
thereon. "i'AoU, H.. ~. t" the uuH"r-ig uci
ROOT. N. USHER,
npvl1 81 stat" Collector.
Al L"uiS;a1a ra@crs viii insert, and dc
liver a copy tn the. local District Collector.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15

Of their pay and .muluu"n'a. aud hrreaftcr
will furnish similar rolls at the rud # ich
calendar month, according to lha following
form:
List o: officers. e. :. a. to whom pay
mcn's We're made by me during the month
of --, lSi on account of their pay.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15
Stop the Runaway!

I WILL PAY a liberal reward in o.
i specie, Tor the apprehension of my X
negro man Tx T.. who Runaway from ~
my place near Fairfield, Texas. about tar
9Th inst Ike j. black. weighs about 10
pounds. about ; tee: : inches high. and
som" - years OF age. brought him from
Louisiana. and h. will doubtless atirmpt
to make the Yankee lines in that State
II" i very smart for a ncgro, and will
always be riding and on very urgent or
special business.
nov l5-3tl w. y. MII.NE&.
Fairfield, Fice>tuuc County. Texas
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15


" K. BOGGS.
Brig Gen. Il t~eci OF Staff.
Nov 81.
IIHAD o. AnrnRs TH,N~-HISS. DAr'r.
Shreveport, LA, Oct. e, 1854.
GENERAL DEDEGs
No. SO.
HNHE following order from the War
l. Department is rcpublished for iutor-
Iua,lOn:
ApJrrANr ANS ISs,T'K. GESLs. OYFICE,
Richmond Va, Aug. u. 1854.
GESERiL DNpEHs
No. SO
l. The Bureau of Consumption will cause
to be delivered from the proper officer. o
the Bur.au 10 tn" Chief Commissary in
ever. state. u report conts.ning the names
OF all persons in the state. with the place
of their residence. who have obtaiucd .N
ctnptIon- or details ~ agr!cu'turaii-tS. O.n-
err, oVers"ers. managers farmers. planter,
or otherwise AS producers OF grain and pro
visions under the fourth paragraph OF the
tenth section of the military Act Of the al,
o: February. 1861. published in Genera!
Orders No. 20. (curr.ut -.ricS.) together
with u statement OF tn. terms Of the con
tract. the surclir- to the same. and " tn all
other pertinent facts relating to the SAID
exemption or detail. Til" officers OF tn,
Subsistence. Department, under the direction
OF the Commas ary GENERAL ana Ch!"l
tulniuissary Of each state. ar. charged
with the collection of the meat which any
exempt or detailed men may hay" contract
I'd /" pay. and (" give an LclnIttaic {"
therefor also 20 make whatever cornmuta
tons or reduction, that may be authorize!
by n" act whenever tn" conditions are
established that justly tho same and to
max. all tn" purchases OF the marketable"
-"fpi3', - the prices specified IN the act.
which III. saui,. authorizes to b" made on
behalf Of the Government. he ssit Sub
sl-fcuS" Drpa TN" Mt b"iuH hereby clothed
with authority to represent tn tpV"'nIn"n'
III the enforcement Of is claims under the
contracts and Obligations thn III" act IN
poses upon The -1"mpt- and detailed nI-n
described therein.
II. In order tina: the regulation on III"
subject Of TIL. -ac at til. marketable" -Ur
plus OF provisions an! gain % til" COY.
rrnInrnt, and tn. families q! soldiers II The
laid act. may have execution the tuLn'ni--
slri"s in the diff rent states may be in
Il ucted to limit their purchases Vi grain
and provisions OF the maVke able surplus
IN any Distric; to some drtnl,. proportion,
n to exceed one half. and 10 ica"e the re
mainicr for IN. persons who purchase on
behalf Of the families OF soldiers.
Iii. All agents appointed by the public
authorities OF any state. county or town.
to supply food for III. families OF -olI ,r-,
are authorized 10 purcha-" tn" portion un-
appropriated by the Government. for III"
object of their trust The Commanders OF
Cunscriit.. or the Chief r"n:ni--Iry ot
each state or District may au;Lcnt.ca'" the
authority OF such agent. and p"r-ons sell
ing to agents thus authentic iieI shall be
nI.!y warranted to do so.
". The families u sp.! e's a. describe!
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15

around it, Our little cavalcade had
been perceived, and quite a throng o..
the inmates crowded the windows
facing our approach to feast their
eyes On the spectacle we offered,
while now and then the loud cry of
'.fresi, fish" would greet Us AS d wei
come. We were first taken to little
hut among the tents, occupied by tn"
officers of the guard, in order to be
registered, ard then uncerem onIously
ushered into the little space Of ground
fronting the gum I-house. which was
free to tn" prisoners during thu day
! for exercises. and left to shift for our
/ selves.
There were about one hundred or
more prisoners, fnliy thre"-trurti's of
whom were darl<irs, the balance con-
,istiug of Wi G Yankees, a dozen or
more cotton spectators. and ; OF
eight Contc1erateS. of whom one was
an officer. With the whites quick
| y made Il passing acquaintance, and
! then entered the building to see
about my quarters for the night. It
was a doubl. house Of ON. story, with
three rooms on the lower floor, and
an attic chamber above extending the
whole length Of the building. The
| latter was assigned to the white pris-
on.rs, thirty oAl in number, and
contained four rude hunks. OF
| course these We're occupied. and my
task in hunting quarters, was confined
! IL
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15
st. Ma-y,s Convent.

Faculty consisting of five Teachers.
ID ATFS OF TUITION SIS. $50. SIS
IL Mn ic ?25. State money or N"w Is
oI.c received. Oct2J
S0uth-W cstcrn please copy.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15
:. COOPER.
Adju'aut and Inspector Gen

-NtJh'hIIl tI'4 i'N''' ''''''
II. Paragraph " OF the above order l.
amended 10 lnI,ul.. n th" families entitled
10 purchase, thu widowed mother OF any
soldier who may I've died III tn" service"
and who wn- dependent upon him for a
support.
Ill. An. person Purchasing under thI~
order must make an AFFIDAVIT Il a soldier or
citizen. or certify il an officer, that The sup
Plies are tor th"ir family use. and no more
III he sold ut on" time than supple Tor
tire. months. The affidavit or certificate
must -rt forth clearly the fact that til" per
son purchasing comes within the require
meats ui This order and that no re is
asked FIR than suppl Tor three month.
Hy command OF
General T.. ku,uY SMITH.
:. :. ANDERSON.
Assistant NdJilant Gen.
Nov = 1t.
Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas papers
publish four weeks.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15
Notice.

7 HAVE This day. November 7th. 1861.
/ fed in the Recorders Office the
Iub,rau o: Take. tor Ca lido Parish for
Ia. year 1851. for inspection and cor
rec,.Un. V. H. ERWIN
nurl5-3t' Assessor.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15
"aRte(l.

A T Shreveport Arsenal. OLD ZINC, for
n which a lib .ral price will be paid.
G. ". VALLEY.
Oct - IT, Capt. Com'dg.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15

lIHAD o. AHrgRs TH,NS-HI~I DAr'r.
Shreveport. La, Oct. e, l-G4
general. DEDEI.s
M
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15

11NiIE following order from the War
! L Department is republished for iu;or-
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15
isin:.in- Paper

L'bR SALE q. ;hl- I'm h.,
L II " IN~TDEE.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15

ApJrTANT ASs ISs,T'R. GESI.s =. OYFICE,
Richmond, Va. Aug. u, 1864.
GENERAL bHDEHs
No 60
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15

\ElTlI LODGE. so. n /. .. ,as.,s...-
y .. r. meets every Wrines- -Hs
lay evening att O'Clock. At heir 'Sj7Ts,-:S
l!ti!. on Texas street.
Bros. IN good standing ar" invited :" ~
tend. +. JAG D3>. y q
Shreveport news., 1864-11-15

Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas papers
publish four weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

FARMxas, MAKs Youa Own 6u0Aa.--
A. tie present high price Of sugar and
III kinds Of svselsning msasrial. farmers
and many others have bsen trying 70 d.
wise some method whereby Sorghu.
could be granulatsd, also how the Sof-
ghum taste eoald be removed from thu
syrap. This has 1t last been accom-
plishsd. and 70 Mr.. Riggs, Of Nebraska,
il the credit due Of making the great dis-
covsry. enabling every farmer TO make
his sugar from Sorghum Of his own rails.
ing equal p the finest gnnulatsd sugar,
and molaAses not inferior to Bslshsr'a
Goldsa 0yrup-thia, too. viEAoss : srsas
sxpenss 10 tine and noasy-and nov,
What took from three to nix nonths ~
The old psossss 70 grsaslats 6osrhan
Syrap, can, b. this method. b asoon-
plishsd h ftpm ten minutes 10 ! hall
hoar.
We yesterday NV the PROCESS gons
through With BY M. Whitney, q or
city, vho has bought the right far th1
tan lower sosatis Of this Seses, ssd -
ars eo.6dsss shst il = - ernpd sssoess
and vii y readily a1sptsd y II hrners.
The nstlsd snssse y ! ssuplss. ssso-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

DREss PARADs.-Ths 18th regiment
held their lat dress parade on Main-st.
last svssisg. and large aanber Of people
throngsd tie sidewalks 70 vitssss tAis,
their "last farewell :" parade in Keokuk
for three ysan. They nads spisodid
appesrancs, and elected universal adnira-
ton from the spectator for their las and
soldierly bearing aad The proficiency
which they exhibited in the " manual Of
arms."
The regiment has been paid of, and
viii leave on this mornings packet fol
Dixie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

Howe 4 Tyler viii ssll. this (Wsdnss-
day. morning, u len O'Clock, 90 slegAat
Velvet Carpet, one Ingram do, one Blaek
Walnut Bsrean with Glass, : lot Of Bed
stsads. Dining Tables, Chairs, Safe, Cap
board and ktshss articlss; about twsny
dozen Mems, Boys and Misses esmmsE
Han-soms ans Lsghon and essss-
will b closed ont By ) the dozen. Aboat
l 900 yards Of Lacss; four casss, contain
ing 1000 Backing Boxes; four OF i've
hundred pairs OF LAsn; . lot Of Boot
Trees and one largs. Boot Sign; one bar
rel of Ivory Black; two large Iron Ket-
ties; one Buggy Harness, and box Of Piss
Trees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

PAnrma EuPPxH.-Last evening No
had the pleasure of being present At . sup
per At the Young America" given By
a number Of our prominent citizens TO the
officers of the 18th Iowa regiment. Who
leave this morning for the front. The en-
tertainment was given ~ . tribute Of the
respect and esteem in which they are
held BY the people Of Ksoksk, Ard to
show. in . small degrees, the interest they
take in their welfare. The supper was
in accordance with the reputation of this
well known house, and was gotten up in
John Blues best style, and the tables
groaned under the load of Injuries and
viands with which they we're surmoan,ed.
Gen. Bridgman presided At the head Of
the table, and, in preface TO toast, made
short speech, which was received with
applause.
There we're number Of other toasts
and short speeches By Gen. 81. T. Reid,
Col. Belknap and other officers belonging
to the regiment and BY Col. Rankin.
Judss Clagsss. Patrick Gibboas snd
others Of oar sitissns Who vsrs present,
but We regret that the latsness Of the
hour prevents ~ giving - fall report
. i desirable. We aa oaly ny thai
al viii remember the evening q the
Young America - the most plsanak thai
they spent daring the stay of the 10Th
among ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

~An up-river paper talks of having
side view of "old Soils" benevolent fea.
lures, but We yesterday got full from,
view. the first We have had for weeks
His face was dit" up with smile. and
judging from the burning gaze" be
fixed upon the people, We thought he Va.
trying to recognise them after his loue
absence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

ln printing the notice of Mrs. Bar
clay's lectures. yesterday, mistake Was
made BY substituting Thursday instead
Of Tuesday. We re-pablish the not;ee,
changing the day, and the ladies will
please take notice that the first lecture Of
the course will Be- delivered It 4 o'clock
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

STAND FROM UsDER.-We are informed
that there are four hundred applications
for United States licenses yet to BE- made
in this city, and only four days to make
them-Saturday next being the last day
Of grace. Somebody viii have to pay the
penalty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

@ The steamer Keithsburg viii
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connections at Burlington and Davenport
with trains east and west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

"FIrs."-Ws have no reference to any
disorder Of the nervous systsm, but to
those splendid iu that you osa get It A.
SfEwAas's. corner, Third and Main-sss.,
whsrs yoa viii 6ad I'll kind of Ladiss'
Gents' and Chidrsn's Boots and Shoes d
every description cheaper than in any
hoass Of the city. His spring stock i.
complete. and = b always snplegs the
very best workmsn, yoa oannot fsil % q
sxstcd.