Rev. R. D. Parker, of Wyandot, will preach at Long's Hall this morning at eleven o'clock.
A. Stephens has just reopened the Virginia Hotel in Westport, and is prepared to accommodate the public.
The Spread Eagle went down yesterday. The Calypso, New Sam Gaty and Marcella were advertised to leave St. Louis yesterday for this port and above.
Found.-- In the Post Office, a Pocket Book containing a sum of money. The owner can have the same by calling on F. Foster at the Post Office, proving property and paying for this notice.
The good time to enlist has nearly expired. Those who want to secure the big bounties which the Government now offers, should consult Lieut. Wachsman's message below, and apply to him immediately.
The Kansas City Nursery firm of Messrs. Sampson & Co. is enlarged by the admission of Mr. Davidson to a membership in the company. They are prepared to furnish trees, shrubs, vines, &c., for the orchard, garden and yard. They are going to erect, immediately, an extensive green house, when they will be able to furnish green house plants of every description.
WESTPORT, Mo., Feb. 21, 1864. Dear Sir -- I would most respectfully request you to publish in the columns of the local news of your valuable paper, that I have established a Recruiting Office for the 2d Artillery Missouri Volunteers, at the same locality with the recruiting officer for the 12th Missouri Cavalry Volunteers. You may please state that I had formerly had the honor of belonging to Totten's renowned Battery of Regular Service, and that the same bounty as granted to all volunteers will be given; also that there is only two days left for the bounty. A. WACHSMAN, First Lieut. 2d. Artillery Mo. Vols.
