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Very CAai ne.--"W ell neigh tsor, wb*t'sa tbe inmst Osristian news this imording?" sfid a gentleman to his friend. i- It hie justbug1t abarrolpf flour fora poor wopan." , SJust like you! Wijhis it that you have mnadehappyby your charity, this timef' * "My w1fe!' ckhy.--"Ah, myI friend, where have.you been. for a" week backf" "For a weiak ;back,I bhave hot been troublhd with £.weak back, thank yo*."" "No, no! where have you been long. pack?"' "Don't call me long baický you acoundrtl." Fore Jachao's.-.The Bulletin of ybsterdaypublisles the following: A. private letter, dated a0 Fart Jac son n onday, anticipates an early .attimp fropj the enemy. '1ie Vriter says shere are twelve steam me'nwa sanc`aoredat the head of t 1itiJsea besides the odd Calhoun, e themu are gunboats, (propellers) and two-4heBrooklyn andthe Hart foid-sloops ofwart,*ouatingtenty two guns each .. These vessels have lowered their topmasts, yards and all their.top luiaier, and asp, in fact ptripe& or' acliesa Ourjs zrt on is actively engaged if antfiig the .fort in ,complyte fighting grder. Every pun is read4 for a tussle with the detestable Yankees, and a more en thusiastic and Tetermined set of men I neve+rw. In mya humble opinon yon will novpr adte a Yankee war ves nel in the vicinity of New Orleans. None will pass this place until they take the forts, and ifthey ever do you majr rest assured there will not be n447Prisaer& * St. Louis. larch 24.-A dispatch to tiheSecretary of War from "Gep. IHalleck sayd that a . detachment of the 1st., Cavalry were sent out to Jefferson City upider. Gen . Totten ga inst guerilla parties,; and had a skirmish with the enemy, killing two wounding oqe, sand taking over 75 Pisoneri, over 20 horses) 48, kegs of powder, aid, a quantity of arms: is 400. Postanster-GeneralBlairhgsissued instractions to all pubashe~ not to publish anything that will give iii formation to the Rebels, under' te penalty of exclusion from the mails ' Teribly .Deeived.-It is said that the Captain of the CopTess, oni see ing tbue Vigiiia bWa down towards his ship on Saturday, mustereRi his pen, and adtresset them thup: .;"My hearties, rou see before you tJe Southern abg blo; gotten up to frighten us oat of our rits. Stand to your guons,4nd let me assne eyou thiat one god broadside front our gal let afrigte, arid she is ours!'.' When tbat: broadsie was poured into the .Virg19,3~,this, the eagitaig, with' dismay, itaeusr edi s erectq, and seeing it *if Wken faize the anuor of the Vir ginia he aspin addriasse his Ereir d saigrtiWell, my hearats; that was asethce fire, Blut' have bebnmis takd ages bey haag~_ui, unless we san give 'em Bull Bn."-.' This is said to be g positive? fct* as reported by ove 9(4he priaoneson biwstfe Opargres. 'i 0Wb'thlakeOuzmberlandewe leakn Ill"alp aiy M' hr crew iesre lboking oft thl WV ni a ash sh bige d&on up bR tlIS%9b14 lu akinW all manner of deat.erv and coutemspltaions redarks, *haimfifeuaiadloud, ada within the hae orih- o et1 on boead 'the .Vir ghda. uch as: 'Weill. tlere she opieseu" " What the deavil does .she look like'" Wb iiº a "Let:sdook esi.oPti osity;'f etc. Tfes eg'ia were eat shtl by t#=i the Virginlia5 boy rh,*ept from on ehd dt the'T" 'biirlldd's dqck tq tla otber; kiflguw 1 wroind lug n h of tfifL ? b -de olu wretche; and, in a fai nalautafter t the moit of the rema tder of them founda wstery gravo from the effects of the terrible work f the object of their sinerdrimtzt a1 chmteumpt... NqrfA N lk Day Book. Note fok ljow of Lisclon's Mes sage.-TLhe recent special mysage of the President transmitted to Congres1 adopting unmistakable, the platform of prospective emancipation anl sla very circinnscription, is elicitjng much and varied cqrnment. ,WlTen superfiially considered, it conveys rather a mystical and tiiiapoqrtaiit significatibn; but ; close and careful analysis of its prominent featurtspre dhided aqy basis for ambiguous or equivocal ipter retation. The radical Abolotiopists adopt it with pleasing guato, netwithstasnd ing it subjects them to tbhe ridiculouis inconsistency of xecopgizing slaves as property, f.r which. compenshtion should bemade from the public treas iry. The 4ecumet coutains an un fortunate semi-acknowledgment that the Federal Goevrnment may, in the future, fiand it obligatory to recognize a Southern Co'ifederacy, so far as to the more remote or cotton States. IIe rges Oongress 'to anticipate by speedy legislation the latent purppse of any of theborder or central States to inaugurate an emancipation policy , by which the moit, Sonthvrn Statts would be precluded from any hope of their co-operation or affiliation. This indirect admission is in direct conflict with.tbe position alwayp as sumed by Secretaiy Seward in hii. forpigicorrespondence,'whenhko take the ground that no two Confederacies can exist on this continent. We cannot bshut our eyes against the conviction that the Prodsdeut, if necessary, in the further prosecution of tje war'against rebellion, is pre pared to adopt any means whichI he nay deem"indispensable.'" He may deem Si indispensable to jo the Ab olition idoctrine to is fill extent. 0 incinnati. Encuirer. " SOUVTHERY MARBLE WORKS. Corner of Texas and Edward Sts Hl AVING ?erhnentlty located in Shreveport, I am prepared to mnan ufacture from the raw mat4erial, and right at home.. MARBLE MONUI3ENT'S8, TOMWBS, TABLE TS 4i TOMB STONR&S, Of every description, inthe best work manlike manner. IR N FENCGING. The undersigned shaving mane ar iangtonente iwlth the manufacturers, is obQw prepared to-order every dess cription of IRON FEONGING, suitable for. enclossing buildings, gal' aens, cemetery lots, etc., also IRON RAILINGS,, for galleries' and balcadies,, which gill be sold at MANUf'ACOSITE S PRICES (iiaddig tiransportation). Pulcbasers ase invited to call and esaminns .t_ý. ypvous stlylk ; at the Southern Marble Works of W. HiECoX, Ooraer of Tias and .lEdwards $ts. My Post Ofceis Shlreveport, :s, *. I. Job Prining I Offico. * BOOK Al)D JOB 'Printing, * CA1EDS, Pasmphles, Blaun) , . CIRCULARS B.LjS OF LADING, PLAiN. AND FANCY 'StOW CARDS, ana -. HANDBILLS, BILL-IHEAPJS, BALL TiCKE TS, WEDDJXG 1XVIiTATIONS, WAG(CN RCEIP1T'S, CA TA LO( WE S; SifAn2d erery cldescipion of Jgobt. :XECurTEI) W4TIxNELATýX:s. Our .failities for doing j4o) work r:urE.uiisurpstsed by any etaLhlAt.unelIt in s4Q. State, qAud weti'l coinfident that f satistactiai ' will be O4.iv t" tl~o tos i who may favor us with their patroumwgps We have on alluld a good article of BILL-HEAl) PAPER, * *NoTE PAPER, Sand a fine asisitanent of flAe buwiqie s cttr4et, _. Scqards, SATIN, I VOtY,= and OHINA smrfaced, - White ana colored. I" L. BAER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FAMILY $ FANCYI GIOCEUICES. Liuor and Tobac"o, * CIGrARS, BOAT&r BAR STOREL'. TEXATS STRRE7' ' * $brevepot4 La. A goe4 asmortrpent of the above narned articles constantly on hand. ' Np 6---dly. .D. D. O'BRIEN, .1iewspatecr . AdvertiaiuR AND COIJE.CTIG AGENT, Ofico onrder 4(inal S. and Exchsage , Placle, No. 6: . ,7 Ww OmLua1ns, LAf klF y City Obrrempondence in . En iah, French, German And Span ih stames6 furnished In moder ate erms. IIARCAIN3S FOR PRI TEIi$)'f I E-Low tpte of 1ked ivere ioodrrav .u Attention Publishers. SPublishers of New4papers z in Norkt Ibpi as#, aid Texas, who mnay wish to dispose of their establishniezts in whole or part.by sending me partic ilars, and locplity, will itiud itto their advantage to address me as below.r Persons desirous of establishm Newspaper or Job Establist ents in the interior, will be funsorm with Estimttes free of eharge, Iy a&lresa ing me,. Aid if they order Printing Material qr pper, cards and card boards, tl oghme, will be f irsdabe -for cash only or its equivalent the best barguins, at Foundry prices. I bier the following estaclishim ate for. cash, or good negroes with uien cumbered titles. An old established Book and Job PrintigeOffie, in a large city. Price 87000. 'Phe material of a Job office, in a city. Price i5000. iThe Cheapest Priiiting Materials and agrznnr opFsons E V'ER OFFERED. A Newspaper s tablisbhmenit and Job Office conqneeted. Prise 82300. A Neospapei. establishment and good Job Oice counnected. Price 81800, * A newspaper and Job Printing es tuablishneut. Price 84000. Au Adamn's Book Powexr Press, second hand, in good oder,.u edium size. Price $1000. A Ituggles Care and Billlicead press, will -print any erdinary size job at thd-rate.df 1.100 to 20(00 inpres sions per hour. (New.) Price 822;5. A sggls ('erd and Bill 1head press, old size, second lhand. Price $150. F"'ing Prigsters' blank cards, Chiaca, statin }nanielled. ni4t 1ndip, from 81 to t:t per thousanud. 1Itneral, Note, and other p'apc . i' ,'ons but casji ordelors will re cciv\ aiiy :ytention. P'aper 24x30t to arrive. S1 havie also for sale, the . following second I1 g minateriuls: A font of 500 lbs. Brevior, " "" 150.-". 4' < <<' ."510 e Tong Primer, L font; 2 line l3revi-r. 4 " .1Long'Primer (oudernred. 1uogeth r w ith the eolumn, hend, ad vertising and dnash rules, lads, &E. Also-A if ediumnn lrinttin ' Press, Roller Lould, &;c., all complete, and the following materials used for it short time in the publication of a weekly paper: About 1850 tlbs. of Bourgeois and Minion; with two line letter; column, head, advertising and. dash rules, cases, chPes, etc. These materials will be sold low for cash. .All the rn1ujisite mnatefial for a taper 21x2S, will. be furnished for $750, deciiledly cheap. An entire aitfit for a paper 26x40, 1.h.tve the dispqsa:l of, for the exceed ingly low price of $1000. "The Job 'IType of a well assorted Job Office, together with the cabinet, and Job Press, Lead and Brass Rule Cutter, etc. P'rice 8550. JNO. DICKINSON.. s22tf Shreveport, La. SicLkaburg W Whig. Pdblished in Vicksburg, 1tiss. by M. Shennon. Terms, in. advance, Daily per annum, 88; Weekly, $3. NE 1WVS PAPES LA WT. Subscribers whq doenotgiveexprtas Uotic to the contrary, ans considered ts wishing to continue the subscrip tion. If. sulicribers order the discontin uance of their plipers, the. publisheris may contibue toqsend them till all tbat a due be paid. If subacriberseremove to other places nithout informing the pnbliqber, -and the i pr is sent to the former direc tion, they are held responsible. rThe enurts have decided that refuini ing to take a paper or peiiodical from the office, is pnrim, fave e's deiace of fremd CCQ RCIAL. I SWOO W IMIARKIET. In the city i reveort buyers aMe ofering h gquality, 35 cents ixlb., second quality ,5. The gtatio.ns of this comamodity ins the City of .New. Orleans, are 40 '45 cents i Ib; commonu26'535.t Nlewr Osrleapp Cattle Market. Carefilly revised by the latest N. O. papers. Arrived dauring the week ending ono the 29th, 683 Texas beeves, O0 Westan cattle, ':76 hop , 151' sheep, 170 veal cattle and 2 milch coys. Sales, 868 Tex: beeves, 00 West ern beeves, 652 hogs, 387 sheep, 182. veal cattle -and' twenty-one milch cows. Stock ou sale, 2° Tex as beeves, 00 Westerp beeves, 497 hogs; , 064 veal cattle and 04 mileb cows. 'Th8 quotations are Western $ 100 lbs 10)13c. Texa*,f'head, letqty 30 00935 00 2d qty ... ....20 00,4 00 Veal (,attle,P bead,: 12.00'i)15 00 Sheep, l head, lest qty 4 00@ 5 25 SInferior.......... 2 00' 3 0O Hogs, Y 100 lis gros. 10 00'412 00 Milh Covrre, .'head. 60 00'76 00 2s quality.......'45 009'60 00 Slhrerevpat Prices Cur ent. Coreterd, Erprnssly fur tAs Daily iev. ScA...AR....... .... 54. . 8. CQFFEE......... 00 Q7 00 R1cn........ '.. 10 'ay 12} BAt ON, $lsotilders. `22 fu Wi1 Innis .... . 2T : 00 LAno............... 18 '; 25 RIi i' .........- . . . 07. a ' "i 1J~rlN...........·. :v Si I ..RON COTTONS 'TiE, 0 I04 CANDLES.......... 10 i 60) ULNt.vAUN .......... . 0L -. LEAis............ . 0 Oa' 0) TIr ?, P. aill.s '1 50 t 2 W ) Mu A~i4,..............!. 'v/ 51) (i)I.,. LArd...... 0 co0 i- .is.e..d.... ... 00 %o Fz.orn, f hbirrl. . (0 00 si 00 0(1 " 'Texas P 100 lbs ' 80 Q, 8 (00 FoRA........... .... 0 (f0i(a00 11p.............8 )1 i6 \INROAM.,.. .... 50 ra (1 00 CE:MENT.......... 9.U0 'ra 'OTAT1)P.S, b arrel . 0 011- ' 0 00 J.I4tsout, India.. 25 'a2$ Kentucky 00 ' 28 CoRs, 1 buihel... 50 a 0 .65 4 AT.S.............. (O 0ra0) BRAN,.* cwt.... 0 00 a AY_.. .. .. . ... 0 00 sc I'OWDRi, i$ Keg. 2 00 Z 2 50 NZ[l.s............00 0p 1e Silor, P bag..... 000 'o 5 5o SALT, Sack .... 8 .00 r 9 00 iUP FRHEWIT...... 0 00 ' 0 06 DOWN. CoTTON.. 0 00 'W CoTToN....._.. 4.5 f4hreveport Hide Market, Corrrcted, Daily by X.- G. Tryo. Y HIDEs........... ...G ' 8 (GREEN do .......... DI mR SKINS.... .... 10 ra 12j Coos do ............. 5 ]) OTTER ............ 25 1 00 ..E................ 20 ' 22 TALLOW . ........... . 0 J i24' THE MAILS. Nev Orleans-Tri-weekly-Arrives Tueosdays Thursdays and Sun day~s at 6 p. m. Depaoprts Mondaygt, MWednesdays & $aturdays at 4 an.m Texws Mails-.Tri:'weekly-Arrivcs* Tueidays, Thursdays and Satur daya at 6 p. in.. -Departs Mfondays,. Wednesdao s and ridayesat 4a. ni.. ArkanasMlds--Tri-weekly-.Arrivesv Wedi sdays, Fridays and Sundays at 6pm. DepartsTuesday, Thre day. and Saturdays at 4 a. m. domnfoqg MaiI-Daily-Arwfve. daily at 7a.m. Depart daily at p p.m. Albeuny Majl-Senai-.eekly-Ar-. i rives Tueedaye and Saturdays at 6 p..m. Departs Mondays and.fri days at i kim. Natchitochhs Mail .WpeklZ-Arrives) t Thursdaysa t 12In. DeparthThurs- . days Ct 1 p. m. . OGice bouust.-Froim 8 to 12 a. min.; Ii ,2 to 6 dam. Sundayu. from 8 to, 9 a.m.* II. EIf GN810KEB,; P. I., '