The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-08

candidate for governor of thirteen .Is5 iof Goggin
forty-seven votes. Smith, the demoo pnGred and
date for congress in the seventh district eaadi
elected by about four hundred majority. TaaI oeea
democratic candidate for congress in The s;, t
has 1870 majority in Abemarle county and am afct
in Green county The returns from Fluvensaa alory
gre incomplete, but far as heard from I'm County
majority The majority for Leteher canf5 aas 4Q0
governor, in Rockingham county is sixtsa. for
and elghty-slx IN Shenandoah county Iatn ,ibaafed
1900 majority. Faulkner is elected to has
eight district by IS majority The vote i y tie
district is very close. In the ninth district ~ rl
the democratic candidate forcoggress has 9Nlaaer
by majority of T. Letcher's majority i; e. Elected
county is 1913. In Berkeley county Letebar1 beue9ek
majority. 10
HEAyY FAILURE IN BosToN.-Messrs. De,+
Sons, mot Baxter, Fay d Sons, as some ~ iay &
changes have it, extensive wholesale groco u our ez
ton failed last week Liabilities 5000 O00 ;, " bos
vet accurately aseertained. 1t is said thew Tss net
largely by California debts and by heayy o lave lost
in Merchandise The firm have ALWAYS bo1S sraaoas
position and has enjoyed the confidence Of Tia ,gh
nunity us an honorable and fair dealing firm g9la
failure has created quite q surprise in Boston ina
MEXICO, May l3,-The following il t6e su.,,
cree by which Santa Anna has been restored h
in the Mexican army: His excellencg ths ~ fsaS
substitute, (Miramon,) always aetuated b. utat
est sense of justice, and firmly convinced That Sa
cree Of November 81, 1855, depriying the 60, ~.
division D. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna s, rs
serving of his country ofhis rank in the army e
ted IN the high political excitement Of tbS 3osnH,
persuaded that the long military career and , aaa
deeds of Of that parsonage cannot be ipSai
obscured, without obseuring also the.naton9I aa
always desirous moreover, of w0rthv rewards t
merit his exceency has been pleased to DEERE ae
That the aforesaid general Of division, 5nt,-;
Lopez de Santa Anna be hereby restored ia H. ,
in the army. By order Of the president:
(Signed) Ayr, CoRoy,
Transmitting the decree to It's AZ bs w..
lister Of war also takes occasion t, bera;T ti
supreme government is DESTROYS no W.T.. VIC
not only to the services the distngu shed eYiIo r.
rendered to his country and the go he bas o ~
uuered but to the fact that Mexico j. unorots y.
those who have served her we'll Con. eStrS
wise on the decres, as also on the restorat
chieftain's estates and his probable speed
the country, the official paper takes oecas
chat it is an event Of the highest importan
be considered as the Inauguration of nc
/ the country" At last accounts from tina i
/ Sd inst, Santa Anna was still at St Thou "a,
ing it was said, to return to Carthagena w6sIi
be curious if it should turn out that advised NJ IT,
/ course Of events he was then already packing Dnt
return, no longer exile, to the land ofhis birth A.
to the future it would be strange if once back
the old chieftain, always fertile in resources Nh
now so powerful by his immense wealth. did not spc
coed in placing himself at the head of the government
again And this appears to be but general expeets
ton his GuItGE OWCNGi W Ill W SNORT, as
approaching the time of life when men cease to
tive though he is said still to preserve his facu6
tire and to be actuated by all the ambition Of vou.b
| FIGHr WITH INDtANs-The San Antonio Herald A.
the 25th ut. learns that lieutenant Hazen had afy
with the Indians about 25 miles above fort CbrE
killing four, including a chief The Indians cana
right into the fort. The Herald publishes the rpo
of captain Bracket, company l, 2nd cavalry, wbo
/ with lieutenant Owens and sc dragons left fort
Lancaster on the 29th of April for a scout on TIA
4 great Camancte trail. On the I'd May he had An
I engagement with party of Camanches on the Rio
Grande, in which the Indians were defeated
/ GIN. TwIGGs.-It pains to learn that this yeler
an officer Is dangerously i'll at San Antonio and that
there is no hope of his recovery. The Galveston News
of the 26th ult. contains letter writenin the ven.
/ ity Of San Antonio, which says, general David
Twiggs is fast sinking into his grave. He is given
/ up by his physicians, has made his viii, and given
directions as to his funeral San Antonio is nOteltf
the fatality attending the commanding generasOfti
department and yet no local Cause exists therefor
General Worth died of cholera general Brooke Of an
old disease and now general Twiggs is likely to E.
low of disease which has troubled him ut times for
/ years past.
A large cargo of iron for the Houston, Texas Ca.
! trail railroad, has arrived at Galveston.
/ New Texas flour, Of superior quality has been
received in Galveston.
Consignees OF Merchandise per STEAMBOATS,
! At HosccH e. Buclner 's-Askew d Winders; Nun
nelly d Hotfer j. NJ. d j. q. Murphy; ConneLT6
! Cooke; J. B. Hunter; Durbin d Co; @. c. Axaa
der; R. L. Hill J. N. Summer; Baggerby Corbg &
Co; j. R. Ashton; Rice Huges; T; 3. J. TeryN.
SLinson; j ohm Speake; W NJ Freeman; N; j. With
erspoon; W. D. Perry; Sanders d Sears; P h; JILL
/ Ii DR. j s. Stephens S. B. NJ. Fowler; j. 7, aat
tin; Howell a. Allen; n e. Bell; j. G. Richmoni;
| R. H. Scott; @. W Connolly; j. L. Sherrod; Colmd
VIM. Shaw; Rhodes & Evans; G. G. Gregg d CO.,
P G. Nibhut; I. G, HoIingust; j. W johnson;
W. johnson; j. f. Rasbury & 20; A. W. Ferguson;
( G. d Il. W. Raguet T. V. Eel; ]. NJ. Christian,
H Rhine d Bro; w. D. Perry; Scott Wogeron.
W. H. Gill: Charles DeMorse: j. B Ligon CoJ
NJ Anthony S; H; P. L. Gardner; A; L. P Butte,
J. NJ Booth; David E. Dixon; Dr.. j. H. Starr s q
l.. FIournoy; Andrew Aloertson
Al White, Smith & Baldaoin'S.-C. Chatter; J,R
Thompson; G. M Roquet; II. f. Blackwell; J.P6
7 L, Lowry; FIoarnoy 4 Rhodes; Miss Fannie L
Thompson; Roberts d. Lindsay; 0. H, fla
CUES; P w. Warner; g. H. Pike Sanders d SheF
perd A. j. Ware; ). NJ Prather; Rev. FraHkm
Ford; j. F. Tomkes; Alfred Robinson Brown
Pegues; 7. T.iTwitty; O. H. Richards; Iane& Tay
Tor; z. r. Terrell; ] W. Orr; Cook II Watson; ] n
Watson; John NJ. Melbourne; Black d Williams
Hardeman Barrett; A. Pohalski; Sims & Sim
Crawford d Fuller R., (Shelbyyille3 James \,
Samples; VIM. Shumate; P. Ford; G, 0. Grener;
W. Winston; Bowies L. Fisher; Sewell Lewis; i
P. Perry; Y w. Greaves; X, Y ZAP. T. ST, Paul; Bag
by Corley d Co; j. Smith Gordon; I. A G Ande..
son; D, II. Davis; w. r. Hinton; A. J, Cox w
H, [Clarksyillei) W; Hart, Norwood Hart; " /
Hart; B. D. Moore; F Burbrdge; W NJ Holt; Cs
ments Newton; W. N. D., [ClarksvilIe0 J. &Db
Dupree q. d Co., (Gray Rock Tex1 R, PCruG
j. f. Gilmer; L. K. Persons; j Hitchcock; Miss D.
E. Brooks; Nat Guerin; job Taylor; James BLai
B. }. Terry Co; j. NJ d j @. Murphy; Jos F5-
ram; G. w. Sentell.
! Al HUI T. Fyfe's-J G. Coleman Il 90; T. "
Bush; I. G. Erwin d Co; j. T. Branner v y
Whitman; Walker, Cheatham 60 G. " oents
Jones d Shelton; Gates & Powdrill; Hart Miles
Co; X. E. Wynne; Jones d Theb1; j. " HoTasr
Il. NJ; w r; G. Q. Cuppadge; B. S. Walscoi !. "
Richmond; NJ Bredig; j. N. Christian; b b j.
johnson; j. N. Skies; J. c. Maxwell; G. G22@
d Bro, oa.-
On the Bid instant in the vicinity Of this t .o@.
VIM. Lucas, infant son Of doctor NJ. and T. ''h'8'
aged year months and days. ,.,-,
For Assessor. an
We are authorised ito announce SAMUEL ~
MUNDS as candidate for AssEssoE for the Pas..
of Caddo, at the November election He says a1
he knows no party.
For District Attorney rrr
We are authorised to announce WIN, D..
NETT, Of Mansfield, as a candidate for Inv one s
District Attorney Of the 18th judicia! dsifl'S t
posed of the parishes of Caddo and DeSo'o' d. y"
ensuing election in November next. ....., +
Shreveport Price Current. ,,1
This report ensbrdces qcfualsqles made yesterdds
consolidating 715@IOMe
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