The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-05-19

i CA Coon 'US.n-At mask ball. given by the
4 Deutsche Company at New York, time since, q
4 gentleman npersonated Yankee pedler Of pills. He
was dressed in the most approved Traditional down
East STYLE and carried huge carpet-bag filled with
little pill boxes which he dispensed to the other rev.
oilers, giving with each box the following circular:
4 Stopi Where are you going, you sinners2 Hold
before it's atei Listen ponder and retfect oud
you have long life, health and happiness here and here
alter? Large families OF expensive daughters and fast
4 sons Would you have families at all Would you
be Ben Butler, internal revenue collector or Govern
ment agent Would you succeed in your Harnaphas?
1 Would you be second Lord Bernard Taylor teacher,
4 mayor, etc? Would you be and have all these? Then
buy box of my Immortal Globules or Life Reluse-
mating Pills. for all the ills that flesh is heir
to- aud balm and preventive against all the disap
pontnlents of life. IT'S something new under the
sun, notwithstanding old Solomon and IS strictly ko
sher Aftera labor of 800 years, the author OF
this great and lasting pauacea suffering humanity,
Dr. Keziaf Nemiah Zebulon Abraham Lincoln Ben
Butler Warmoth PHchback Squash, has succeeded in
perfecting specific that combines, in its medicinal
effects wonderful cure for all the ills and pains and
the various ycssitudes that beset during his stay
on this mundane sphere! balm extracted from the
deadly night-booming krout," Cabbage, found
the classic shores of Gretna composes its principal in
gredent; the secret OF its preparation having been
found in the ruins of Noah's Ark, and handed down
from generation to generation to the present author
'Tis quick and sure aud can be taken with or without
shaking and only twenty-five cents or two bits box.
1t cures the measles chicken and small pox. lock jaw
and whooping cough, yellow jaundce yellow fever,
cholera morbus and cholera nfanunl, headache, back
! ache stomachache toothacle, liver complaint and
dyspepsia cold in the head, cold in the joints rheu
matism and all chronic diseases of whatever nature.
1t causes children all their teeth at once and
dspenses with nursing; it makes the lean grow fat,
and the fat lean; takes stains out of CLOTH paper
and silk aud even out of guilty mans conscience.
It's death to tapeworms, and as rat-destroyer and
verran-kiier las equal. 1t is splendid boot var
nis and your corns without the use OF kniie.
1t makes your hair grow and the most obstinate hair
| will be made to curl. as member OF broken chna
it is superior Chinese grip. Itnot only mends
| broken constitutions, but broken fortunes, and pre-
vents you from breaking in more sense than one. 1t
cures everything under the sun. And numerous testl
moninls from distinguished persons bear ample test
mony to its infallible virtues. Directions: For any
bodily plant so pills three times day. in little
good Bourbon for any mental disease, take one pill,
in large and frequent doses of Bourbon, as often as
you please, ntiI you find relief insobiyion 70 use
save, pain paint, hair resorer, aud Chinese
grip vcrmn destroyer and rat poison, ETC., take five
pills dissolved in soft soap, aud apply with
whitewash brush, twenty-five cents two bits box.
Sold by all drug aiss grocers and hardware merchants
in the Union, and fer sale hete for one night only.
IMPORTANT MILITARY ORpER--KoreDpent for the Pro
The following important military order has been kindly
placed at the disposal of the press:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, ! /
Austin, Texas, April 10, 1862 |
General ORDERS No rs.
In order TO Insure effective cooperation between the
troops and the Citizens and provide better protection
for the frontier counties against Indian ncursions the
commanding officers of the following posts viz Fort
Brown Rlnggold Barracks. Fort McIntosh, Fort Dun
can, Fort Clark Fort McKavett, Fort Concho Fort
Davis ton Fn For Fort
Griffin, Fort Richardson, Greenvile, Lampasls and
San Antonio, will cause to be made enrolment of |
the citizens of the counties embraced within the limits
of their respective posts under the provisions of cir
cuar letter dated February % 1868, and paragraph l.
general orders No 4, current series from these head
quarters ssE- E~Es T
The enrolment of each county will include such |
number Of citizens the post commander may deem 7
expedcnt. They will be organised i'll detachnents of
about twenty five men, each detachment having cap
tain selected by the post commander
Upon tie receipt of reliable intelligence that Indians
in their vicinity, any number of enrolled men may
turn out, promptly notifying the post commander. T
Should he disapprove of their remaining out, they will
their homes; if he approve Of their
action, commissioned officer of the army will at
be sent to assume command OF the party. Until his
arrival Instructions from the post commander the
captains of detaehmens will be held responsible for
the conduct of their
While out on this service the enrolled men will up
the approval OF the commanding officer of the post
be supplied with forage, subsistence and ammunition,
ana, of necessity, may be loaned tempo
rarily when they can be spared
The detachmeuts will furnish their own horses and
will not receive pay for services under this order.
Detachment rolls will be kept the respective posts
and duplicates will be sent to these headquarters.
BY order Of Brevet Maj Gen. j. J. Reynolds.
CHAS. E. MORSE,
Acting Assistant Adutant General.
TIE WAEMoTn WIcKLlFFE IMBHoGLIo. - The fol- .
lowing is the text of Warmotl's letter to Wicklie,
notice of which we had by Telegraph:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, J
New Orleans May 10, 1869. !
G. NJ. Wickiffe, ESQ.,
Sir-Semetimes since received information seriously
involving your character, Auditor of the State of
louisiana and whic, satisfied me that you had been
guilty of grave misdemeanors i'll Office. As in duty
bound, placed said information in possession of the
District Attorney of the First District Court, that it
mightbe brought to the attention of the Grand Jury
and such action taken the premises as the protection
of the State and the ends of justice might require
The Grand Jury found against you the indictment for
extorton and other offenses, and you arrested
Hereunder. felt it my duty under the circumstances
to appoint Auditor ad interim. Since then two of
the indictments have been tried, and the uries have
returned verdics of "not guilty." and | am reliably
informed that the District Attorney, thinking further
prosecutions useless at the suggestion of the Court
has entered nolLe prose4ui in each of the unricd
cases of the State VS.. G. NJ. Wcklife. .
Whatever my opinions of your guilt and of the Wis 5
dom of the action of the in dsnissing without
trying the other against you its action precudes
further steps my part in opposition to your tenure
ofolice and at the time relieves of further
in the premises Mr. Graham, notary =
public, under whose seal the keys of the Auditors
office are now and under whose seal Also is the pack
age of papers found by the police in the attic of the
Auditors Office is instructed to deliver the keys to you
on your demand and also the package of papers upon
satisfactory evidence that it is your property 9
Respectfully H. c. wAEMoTH, :
Governor of Louisiana ,
INSURANCE SoLc1ToRs-Reeenue Decision.-The fol- v
lowing official letter is published III the Cincinnati In
luirer, of the 7th: !.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. y
=~z=z2 Office of Internal Revenue