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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07
DGneina Aeaoemies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
N No 204 Fiithsv., corner of efthst, New-York,
No. 1877 Bontagpe-h Brooklyn. 49,.
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS in Brooklyn, WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS "a New-York; commencing October In
Brooklyn, October in NewYork
In the new building on 5hav recently erected for the pur-
pose viii be found every requisite for such an
In addition 10 Dancing classes will also be formed for e1er
cses in new system Cnhenic especially valuable TO
ladies and children Of deAcateame Mr. DODWORTH would
be glad TO make arrangements with Seinnanes 'or lessons IL
Dancing, CAisthenics OF Military Drill
Circulars for terms &C. may be had at either Academy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07
TyHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,

II No. II West Ifth.st- corner Of h.sN, ,Ax,n.
Now 10 its forty second year has reopened win ~
tage for the education Of youth IN all me ,nS
thoroughly prepared for college bu'ine; me s
assisted by twelve experienced Teachers Aha classes ar,
now forming in Latin Greei French German III rs
and English branches the present Is most 's'S"00
Reference 10 made to the following gentlemen Sh1se
were members Of school last year; me hey ID h ~
i.ssc, he Rev C. X Imbfie, the Hon. W f. HavsmeyeI,
Gen Irwin Mcdowell Gen Even PstsT 3 hoe e;q s'sgheh
Dr. Sanford 3Rayenswood Dr. TTrk Of Aitors Judge fnf
Of Jersey CITY &c, &C. Circulars at the sehe9 L os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07
Btationerp ano fanfp GOODS.
n)ebbins CARDS, &f.

A IL WEDDINGS supplied with neat CARDS
IN and ENVELOPES of fashionable style. Samples by
mall A. DEMAREST, EngEsve 1872 Biosdwy, cor Johnsl
AT WIN. EVERDELL's S0NS.-Weddng
N CARDS Of the latest tyes a. No. lo4 Pultons. H. T.
(Estsbhshed 1881
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (balf price).-
H Wsdding at Home, and Kotep 6c Rusness ards
Bill Heads Portraits &C, KELLY'a 81 Fulton st. NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

ARRIVAL OF Missouri BRIDGE BURSIRs.-Lieut.
Ely Of the regular army, arrived yesterday from
Missouri with fourteen prisoners burners
for Fort Lafayette. lie is stopping at the Howard
Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

Eyrsrse ScHooL,.-Twenty-fou evening schools
for males and twenty-five for females will open in
various parts Of the city tonight will be seen by
our advertising columns. There are also two even
ing schools for colored people. The schools will con.
tnue open for eighteen weeks, exclusive Of the usual
holiday vacation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

MARINE C0URT-rRnL TsRs-Oor. a-Before Judge
McCARrnI.
Kelog sst Baker.
III. sAti0p was on 9 pronissory mote made By do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

pRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN BROOKLYN
"A FOR BOYS.A limited number Of Boys received by AL
EXPERIENCED TEACHER for PhvAts Instruction. Boy
Prepared for business college. Those backward in her
stodies wishing attend special branches win receive
Paeusr Sttention For eirc lU with references &c
dress or apply to W. A NASH, No IS Ssndss Brooklyn
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FEMALE SEMINARY.
Rev. s. n. HOWELL, A. NJ.

1--WE ROCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Inc AZ NYAcK, on tho HUDSON
WI nEVFEN Sept 20 with full csTps Of Professors and
CATALOGUES: and Circulars spply 70 Eusspe Plupist No
SSSoIveaw5 A. 3, bsane. Burr, No. 81 John-a.i 7,
LAG " MANSFIELD, Prizsipsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

DARKER and BERTHET's CLASSICAL
IL WRENCH sud ENGLISH SCHOOL, with Primary d,
parment and Gymnasium, No % T. 2ss corner Of Boaa
way VIII reopen SEPT French 10 spoken In depGrt
Hent. Circulars at Lockwoods Bookstore
ID p. JENKSs SELECT CLASSICAL and
He MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL viii be reopensd On,
MONDAY, Sept. O. 1861 at No. 1lse Broadway betwseh
4eth and 2sthsts
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-12

express or other chartered compan-
les. unless the same shall be prepaid
by being enclosed in II stamped en-
yelepOt this Cortesleraey; and any
company >Hiolating The provision of
this act shall forfeit and pay the SUN
OF $500 for each oiiensc to be rscov-
cred by action of debt in any court of
tlHs Confcdcracy having c"gnizance
thereof, in the name and for the use
OF this Contedcracv.
Sec. $ Belt .1ur:hcr cnuntcd, That
the. Postmaster General of the Con-
trdcratc States! be and is hereby au-
thorizrd to make all necessary ar
ranEemcnts for the transportation of
mails between the territories at this
and n.ner Governments, subject to
the approval OF tisc President until
pos, al treaties Gan 5e e"4tr' "tcu.'
"PaSsed Feb. u, lSG1.'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-12
The Daily News.
The War..-When Shall the End
Be!

The subjoinc d paragraphs are from
the conclusion Of an editorial article
:, the New York, J ournal Of { ON
1nerce, of Friday last. Read it with
care for it is interesting:
We have said, and we now repeat,
that the. North has been deceived and
led into this war by the Northern
Republican Press; and since the
war began they have been SO con-
stantlv decsivcd and misled III every
particular relating to the force, the
ability and the courage OF the foe
This deception has led to fatal re-
suits already / is now leading US
TO destructior. The suppression OF
truths which show the strength and
resources ST the South, the mlsrep-
resentation of their financial and
commissuriat resources, the false re-
norris of their. disaifection, desertion,
sickness, etc, have cllar1 ctcrlzed the
editorial and news columns OF the
,,apers alluded to, and have so mis-
led the minds of .nen in the North.
that the error conld only be corrected
bv some such lesson as wae received
at Great Bethel, which may thus,
perhaps, be productive OF good on
the whole.
Its beginning to dawn on 'nesl $
minds that this contest IS not an at
fair Of day, or a month, OF a year:
If the end is to be the ,conqutrlng OF
the Southern armies and people, that
end is probably very far distant. Let
no man promise himself that the bat
tie of Manassas function, now appa-
rently near, will be decisive OF the
war. Ii we are beaten ut this point
is there any Northerner who lropo-
ses to give up the contest! II the
South Is beaten Is there any proba-
bilitv that Southerners Will yield the
contest any more than we wo"ld -
They are Americans, blood OF our
blood, our brothers, our Cousins,
.friends-and they reason, think and
feel lust as ve should under similar
circumstances. There is, therefore,
little hope of an end Of the war by a
decisive battle or a short campaign
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-12
THE. S:!itf.N EPbk'I
Weekly News,

Published in the city %; Shrcvr-
port, Parish OF Caddo. every Monday
morning at the low price of s. 90
Th. News will not be forwarded to
ans- address, until thD subscription
morev Is rmrived, rs at is published
ON the cash rrrinciple,; and the t"rtn~
being put at bow figures, Will not aH-
NIT OF credit.
Gtis the cheapeS, paper published
in the >itp;o, the sheet is "A by :}O III
chcS, and cn3at0tas 1lrcn'.N-c'Sht s"I-
a,qDs of reod7lc nFuttcr, set III 'ol'i
typc. The Weekly News is aslade
up Of the reading published III tn"
daily, and contains rllc latest n''1'> 'e-
ceived in Shreveport, and we'll So
lcctcd ARTICLES. IN Tact it i; ea" ~'t
the
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-12
PRCpEC'VIE
OF TIE.
.EDSSIli.R BANNER.

Il l!E 5Bossie- Bunner Is published
at B"l|ev ue, La, at tlrse dollars per
nnn,,n.to single >ubscri 3ers. Adver-
tisr,nrn,s inserted at : per a4ssarc of
ten iincss or less, u9ul ~ cents for each
subsequent insertion. Professional
and business cards not exceeding one
square, inciuding paper, ten dollars
prrannuln tvcdol!ar~ torssix mrNths.
Advertisement: Tor til" year inserted
on very liberal terms. The Banner
is an independent paper. and has; as
large . circulation rs any paper pub
lisAeu ia North Louisiana. ADDRESS
WM. IL. StA\LAND,
I.Iitn-re,nd Frops;
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-12
Erecutin,a ot TrO Outi0aUs-E'ron

Execution at Imo O~tlaeos.-from
q letter in the Pensacola Observer,
dated Bluff: Springs, Fla, June 23,
we learn that two notorious charac-
ters; named Medlock and Etheridge.
had been arrested Oh the Mobile
and Great Northern railroad taken to
Bluff Springs, Escambia county, and
after an investigation before udge
Lynch, were found guilty of l'ulu-
,nerable crimes, and sentt need TO
death, which sentence was sunmarl-
lv executed on the spot The VIII
ter says.:
It will be remembered that this
pair of villains have been terror
to this part Of the country for Il long
time. Stealing negroes and stock
burning houses and lumber, h;lr-
boring rascals and runaway negroes,
and doing a variety OF wcll-known
rascality, has been the employment
of these unrepenting and Sraceless
scamps for years.
A large and respectable concoursc
Of citizens from the surrounding coun-
try and this place, assembled mere
to day, and proceeded to investi-
gate the cases Of the prisoners, and
after Il calm and unprejudiced hear
ing by those who We're mostly stran-
gers to Medlock and his accomplice,
u unanimous verdict was rendered
for their execution. The whole at
fair was conducted with soberness
and propcietv. a clergyman was
called by request of EtheridSe, and
prayers had atthe place OF execution:
Neither Of the prisoners showed
much sign Of repentance.
Medloch wrote to his wife, and
said "that he had not done enough
to deserve death-that his company
with Etheridge was the cause Of his
Troubles"
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-12
Ksscteal.
70 COUMIryPF;ntcrS, 4 HerchsntS.

TO COUiuryPF;atcrS, 4 HerchantS.
The facilities of the Shrevcpor,
Daily News
JOB OFFICE,
aye :suQu as to onablc lis TO- 90 .r"in
ting,
Of ann .7ts9rintjo'2, 1T the shortest no.
Printers .snnding orders. can have
JOBS dn,p. IT sufficient low prices to
enable them - reaIizc'a Il .f;;i. Nrotit, on
Tie same.
TIE Nancy mast oI"'ays ""conyo"Y
hr OrTtr.
Country merchants. can Fave time,
trouble, and expense, by sending all
their orders; for JOB PRINTING, at
the News Office. Shreveport. La.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-12

published in the South.

published in the South.
Specimen copies will lc forwarded
to such l~ desire Subscribing.
Ihn rois,mns will contain articles
selected and original, which will prove
of interest and tend to the welfare Of
its readers. 1t will be devoted To the
interests of the South; and internal
improvements in the Parish and Vi
cinity, will receive the undivided at
.tention OF the publisker
The columns OF the News Will be
open to every person. perso''sl arti-
c!cs will not, under any circumstances,
(eithcr ~ communications or advcr-
tiscmcnts,) be published.
Correspondence is solicited from all
sections.
JNO. DICKINSON.
Proprietor.
Papers publishing the above three
months, will be entitled to an exchange
for the Daily.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-12
or furnished under the pro-

VISIONS OF tllS or any former act,
whether the same are impressed or
printed on or attached to envelopes ''or
not, oranv dies, plate or engraving
therefor, or shall make, or print, or
knowingly a.se,er sell or have in pos
session, with intcnt to use orScll, any
such false, forged or co,sntcrteitrd
dies, plate, engraving or postage
star,,a, or who shall make, or print, or
authorize, or procure t" be 1nadc or
printed. any paSta%r STAMPS OF tn"
kind provided and furnished by the
Postmaster General rs aforesaid. with
ont the especial authority and Iirec-
ton OF the Postotiicc Department, or
who, after such postage s.asnps,tavc
been printed, shall, with in:ent to de
fraud tie revenues of the PoStofiicc
Dcpart,nent ,drlivcr any postage
stamps to any person or persons other
than ss.cl. a. shall be authorized to
reccis" the sane i7,y any instrulnent
Of wiring. lnlr -S"rslicI slnder the
hand - the Postmaster General and
th. seal o. the Pc.sto.iicr 'l@partss ,'nt
shall, on c3nvictio,l thereof oe deemed
@Ailtv OF t~'onv. ;,sai he ls7anis!,.'' by
Il fire not exceeding >;;J'3r, or b. i'm
prisu,lm"At eot exceeding five years,
or by both such fine and ilupriSnm
ment and the expenses, of procuring
and providing all such postage stamps
and letter envelopes ;ls are provided
for or authorized by this act, -hal} be
paid as; ;4r being adjusted by thc Au-
ditor "t the Posto:i!cc Department on
the certificate Of tie p"stlnas.--rE Gen
cral out uf any money III the Treasury
arising rom the revenues If the Post
iiice.DHpartment-
'Scc !. and he it tSn'tfer cm@tfca.
That il shall be the duty Of every
Postmaster - cause to be d"tac"d IN
such nlanl.ar AS the Postmaster Gen
rral s.,al' direct, all ro.ta%c stamps
Of this Conttlrracv to letters tlrpos-
tied IL lii. office for delivery or to be
<ent h-- mail; and if any Postmaster
sending letters in the lual' with such
tagc:-stamnS ATTACHED shall omit
to dct;l"c .he same, j: shall l., the
duty ~ tiis Postmaster to whose
office such letters shall h" seut for
a.l;,..,,. ~ d,4,c,. tl. stan,,-: and rc-
,,ar, H.. ,I.,};nnu.n- p,s,,,,,tt,r ,,,hn
p,.-,na.+n, Gnn.,al AnI .,farv u,.r-
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,,.n,.,.,,,,,. ,fno.,,,r. ,,,, nu..,g,
i+a,n,,, which shall Ia, . been b,f.,r.
,.nd +,,. TX. nrruose... srch nc,.,ns
sh.u Ln .rl,;ar+ - :, ,.n.)+v IF tt;y
dl'I.u. 4nr n,.,r,, .,urb nt,.r.n ~ h..
racnvor.I IN the nam. If tho tout.d-
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at.n,nna,.n+ ;,,r;.l;c,in,
,,,y In :, t,r,hor .oac,,g
ria, f,.,,, ,,I ,+,.r III. d,v wbcn
tbis net roes into effect, the
rr.nl,;,,. T;I.r. .lou \. ,hnli .hnd.
,,,,,,;lcT Amt The Postmaster Gn,cr-
=. :.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-12

Man Humg.-The hanging OF the
first white man at Memphis, says the
-dralanche, took place on last Friday
The unfortunate victim was Levi
Slower, convicted of the murder of
Aaron B. Sternes, which took place
on Presidents Island, near the city.
The rank of mate in the British
Navy has been changed to that Of sub
lieutenant.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
Missouri News.
JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 4.
Especial TO the st. Louis DemocratJ


Especial to the ST. Louis DemocratJ
The steamer Amelia arrived this mo,n;n, III,
the wounjed from Lexington.
Abont 100 rebels remained in Lexington
Iuesi lay morning Mr.. Prescott, a citizen Of
Lexington, who was in Muligan's fortifcat ion.
during the seige, contr butes the report that S,ur
ges mad arrived there.
Mr. Prescott SAYS he heard Price tell Rains anl
larson ,aat hos was the time to ,ht II they eye
/ intended t., AMI heard hem discussing tho pro
priety Of falling back 10 Rosa Hill. in johnson
county, h.teea. allies west .. " arrcnsburg. lis
thinks, however, that their real Intention is to re
treat 10 tue Southwest or Arkausas
Since the surrender they al east two cannon a;
the ounsry in Lexington, which increased their
nield p.rces to iourieen.s-iph.y also had mortars
,ol Mulyln was taken south with rice.
most ot our army have gone forward well al-
pointed, and likely TO d. some splendid Ugh ting
ucn. Mchinstry- division under Lieut.. Col. Tot
Ten inoFed west to-day, and viii eca. p to- nigh
i miles out.
,apt Abe ani Henry Starr. who we're capture !
| a snort t'n.e since While carrying dispatches from
zen Fremont y ben. Lane, and were con6n ed 81
nouF. IN dungeon at WcstIer,, came Town on Ii /.
Amelia having escaped from Lexington
Col. d. ID. Stanley Of the regular cavalfy, WIZ
Distinguished himself Al bug aprny has been
appointed Brig. Gen, and will assume commaI !.
I Of the cavalry brigade Of Ffelnont's command
ten. Mchlnister Is not TO 10 transferred 70 XIV.
iio VIII have the 9th division Of tho army in the
st,anl win start tomorrow
Ii IS tn ,1ght Gen. Fremont will also leave L.
morrow. HIS army are confident, and are burnia (
to fight.
special ,e the st. Louis Republican,
So.s. Groves and White were LEFT at Lexington.
The former in critical condition The latter i
likely to recover.
! Ae report ot large amount of loaded shell
having been dug up Inside Of Mailig ans entrench
Iaents is untrue.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

r. c. cAIfBELL. J0n' {. BILLS.
CAMPBELL n BILLS
4 TTOkNEYS AND COUN~ELGR- At LtE
\ Oiice, No. Dayenp0r's 81 ck. noy2i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
From WASHINGTON.

asHIsGToH, Oct. l.
ment propose sending Expedition against Nex-
CO, WITH y land force of tive thousand mrn, TO
march 10 tho City Of Mexico, is looked up IN he.e
as mere hrag. Should any such interference take
place, our Government has Determined 10 resent
it, and promptly r.pei, with our army and navy.
any force that may bs directed by spain against
the neg ghborns I.epubiic Of Mexico.
he excess Il expenditures oyer receipts of tn
Post Office Department., for the fourth quarter og
the wear 500, was nearly s2.J00o0o while the TX
cers for the first qaaIter 81 the present year vas
only $oDj 80, the receipts being Aearly 81 49,,
900. The receipts is the latter quarter exceed
those Of the fenner by more than s20o,eoO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
II Chance fO:. 5cJ!N5lseel.s
HG. FOR FuRT t.EtyESWORTii

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO CARR
son Fort Leayenworth ana relieve the re n
lars now tationed at that post. This aifurds an
exce.e tolp 3rtuniiy o garrison duty to souu.
ssess. The advantages d good Winter quarters
and Of ample time iov thorongh Drill and prepar-
alton need only be mentioned to be appreciated.
This is the best chance for eElistiug that has
ever been offered in Iowa. Make haste to improy 6
it.
Pay, $1,000 per moaih and bounty Of $1,000
given discharge.
Good board, good clothing and the best OF mel
ica atteude nee, if required
Fort LsavenwortE is On the Missouri river in
the state OF kausasand isin comm mica ton W ID
the rest of the country by daily nail and teegraLa
Apply Immediately to the undersigned at tie
recIai,ing oflicr, fejeryary's Block.
September 26, lo6l. J. Ii. PRICE,
spz6-d3w Recruiting Officer
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
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NinstI Ills PAIIi.EN
iTom I, ashingi0n.

MAsHIAGToS, Oct. 5.
A man namci TysiHger, formerly q clerk IN
ashinston, l&;ely rebel soldier. has arrived
here itc scfvcd in the y aurc gard Rifle Reg
n.ent at tie battle u stone Bsidge.
Mr.. McGrow has went to Manassas 10 recover
the body u til Clmereu.
II i icportei since Gen. Woos departure that
be has not gone west, but retulncd to Fort Mon
roe, and hat he eypects u return to his ci'v IN
.e" days. a. ac .e.t lie said no was never III
better health thal. I.o..
special to Post.1
hdyicas which have just heen received fr9ul
the Wet report that the canle are intensely cx-
= CT o. the rutnored reInpval Of Gen. Fremont.
80 general Is the qatery at the " est that the Ge,
afnmcnl has dcte mined MT to interfere with hin
al he has hal ample to bow his capacity ier
cplnlander. IL i n0w certain that he will nt,-
her bo Supi antei nor Court IdrtiaIed, while b J
troops art In tho fare cf the enemy and his friends
no hiled win the tosr ardent horcs.
Con. v ooi Iaft this city BY the morning train
to d.. i IS suppose tnat his ostination is II.
Louis.
ten: sicC ean has put end 10 the visits OF
Pcnlsyl ylAaIia lCiticlAi.s N cur camp.
The kieaH.0nd patafs .. Thursday, stitc that
jeh DAVIS arrived at Farfnx Court Ho1so IN
~ ednesiay, ani made sfeech 10 the soidiers,
ielIHg them that if they would mp Ike good use Of
theli rifles, they would be in Baltimore. Tie
journals also state that the sick soldiers of the
rebel army have been sent from Manassas 10
AIch42n.i, "iIi that this movement was expee-
ation Of a battle.
IL ls said AT the War Department that il was
Ia Mountain b4loua, the ;. .satoga, which passed
over " a.Ailgioa ye-teri ~. Thus the report and
-ltculaiions that 1t was sagrant rebel balloon,
arc dissiratcd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
LATEST NEWS
Ey the Nails.
From Quincy.

QUINCY, Ocf. g.
A passenger ust arrived from Nevada Territory,
via c. .. {. and Z. 7. stage and st. Joseph, ray.
that Col. Cookies command Of regulars, from Use
principally, arrived at st. Joseph to-day. Tie
troops are in good health and fine spirits. Their
caya ry horse look very much aded by the harj
march. Fsde'a. troops 10 tie EumD.r Oh l.gBv
were throwing up fort lcatinLs there. -ole eX-
etefneut still exists about the ''i0,Ut0 Rebels" re-
ported eneamrea Eear that city, but hoihing def
uIte known OF their intended movements.
The Telegraph corps on the plans expected u
complete the line In about four weeks AT the rate
they were progressing. unless heavy Yairs, which
may be looked for soon, should prevent their pre-
soLt rapid progress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
River Items.

SATURDAY, October B.
ARRIVED.
Henry CLAY, Bufnrd. Montrose.
PoMFRoY, Davis, Fort Madison.
AID liINH, Gait, Dubuque.
DEPARTEp.
HENRY CLAY. Euford II. Paul.
PoMG9oY, Davis Ft. Madison.
The Northern Line Jacket Canada, Capt. Pare
ker, will depart for 1t. Louis aud way points this
Sunday morning.
The large and elegant Northern Line packet
Denmark will leave this point for St. Paul this
Sunday morning.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel,
Capt. Hlllhouse, will depart TOR Aiontrose this
morning.
The Ad Hine, Capt. Gait and Clerk Dalzell, will
derar, for Dubuque and way points at o'clock
this morning.
The Northern Line packet Pembina, Capt. Hill
will depart for st. Louis and way points this
morning.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals at this
port for the week ending Saturday night last
was eighteen. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
From ST. Louis.

Special to the Chica 20 Tribune
Sr. LoCIs, Oct
4 soldier named Robert Fullerton member Of
the Ssh Iowa, Iaortally stabbed to-day by
John Taylor, Of Chicago, belonging t. Mulhgan's
Brigale, for insulting the wife Of Taylor. Taylor
has been arrested.
There no cifi.y burning last night, the re-
ports contra2ictiug Fremolts removal having
cooled down III exctem Mt. iaerc was great
feeling among the troops all night at benton Bar
racks about IL
Blair is free from arrest
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

o. tie s.Luat,s In it, SATURDAY
i4sue, that y = have said tha! tie so.dieis ii
Camp Mcclellan have lot been well el TIL,
IS t4is.. Is The elitor knew. We have I.,..
said Or intima,ed anything Of tne kind, AMI
never heard any citizen or soldier 10 so. I e
subsistence department Of tiat Camp has beer
conducted by Mr.. Price to the satisfaction ei
ali unle-s We are much deceived. That they
have euti,red much fror vet snd cold ~
have cha, sed and the proof Of the assertion
is 10 nd in the very :act that t e barracks ale
beng overhau'e,! and supplied with shir gle
rQl-.
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joaEl-l 10 M,et a. The cal Of the President.
f. PECK, Sec'v.
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TIE DEMOCRAT has no business signing com
mu nications written in ns office MANY Sol
Gitrs,' ,'"A Priv ate Soldier" etc. That is too
pslpabl lie humiug to go Gown" Any vel.
un, e er whp would write such stuff has not
stuff enough for soldier in him, Gazette.
The Governors supe is on another tack
Failing in his efforts 10 get our office mobbed
chagraed at The prompt and resolate course Of
the soldiers at camp in cur behalf, he attempts
the above snsaking, lying course. Having
made the practice Of forging letters q Particu-
lar hobby, he is Of course base enough to in-
pute the same IN AN action to others. We
! happen to have the copies Of the very letters
alluded to above, e,preciaely asthey were written
in camp. Now We ask the little scoundrel to
! make good his nsinuation or be again prov en-
q liar,-which is quite unnecessary at this
stage Of the game Come. out with it, The
soldiers who wrote them are sterling men, and
hold good positions. They have promised us
more, when they think occasion requires it.
and they are men of truth. which is more
thsnsiAs E'itsrei s.hsf fbevs extract ean lay
claim 10. Come Up to the rack