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Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15

A man Of our acquaintance gravely
says that some bachelors go to war
because they like fighting, and some
married men go because they like
peace. What rascal.
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Firing oil the Potomac.

ou Thursday morning last, IL Federal
H-aInrg, supposed 70 be the old Mount Yer
-.n. which has been raced, anchored of
Boyd Hole, below Pratt's Point on the Po-
@mAc, as supposed Tor the purpose of recon
-Dsterlng. Capt Cook, finding that she was
yll, about .wo miles distant from his ba ttery,
'9htiuied 70 nave little artillery practice,
aid acknowledgement IRE on her about 8
tlela He fired some fifteen or twenty
i3uadsi aud, is near as could De ascertai ned
truck the steamer three times. She
responded feebiy and without effect, her
Fty"cu!es failing To- reach the shore
o9tne Of tie shots from the battery rico
heIed most beautifully, and landed on the
maryland SIDE, fuI three miles distant. The
tieAineT, finding the locality somewhat dan
ErroGs, drew eff as hastily as possible, and
vented her SPITE by shellng an old vacant house
o'ue dlstanee.helow ,but did no damage what.
r'er. Two Federal steamers came down the
nFer The same day, directly after the firing,
sud anchored of the Maryland shore opposite
frHtts Point. One OF them took seven corr.
i@Vs'ies on board and returned up the river,
and The other remained there at last accounts
These iacts we learn from d gentleman who
witnessed the eannonade. There was firing
'Joia the Transport batteries on two or three
''as1Ons last week. We regret 10 learn that
'1f~~ soldiers were Injured ny the Bursting Of
guA at that loint on Monday.
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Russian Officers in the Confederate Ser
vice.

ne Northern Abolition prints have endea-
ed Ia make d great point OF The zeal with
galcA k.lropeau officers have enlisted in
1rlr unboIy cause, but appearances do not
liIyAte that the vast results uticIpated Wlll
b. realized. Like their big balloons and other
Hated humbugs, ii has furnished material
Ar heavy newspaper Dragging, but has not
q attributed III the smallest degree To-
wards the subjugation OF she ''rebeis." Ia
t7se.ted. one from Sickles's brigade, and
Size traIu The 10Th New York regiment, and
=. now on their way 10 Join the command
n' '-u. 4. Sidney Johnston, i'll Kentucky
liz baron ' on tiaAtha-usen, who has been
.a la cIty for some days past, produced sat
factory evidences OF his origin. history and
-."srl'y ii purpose; ard though AS in all
-~-e-sagv before receiving him into our ser
'l.e, p'e aaye no doubt, that he reflects the
'--thu-ats and wishes OF many Europeans,
Fho, through necessity or some other cause
Lave been Induced to take up arms in behalf
d tie Northern despotism. The second case
IS That " Charles Won Gelsa, who also de-
parted yesterday for Gen. Johnstons divi-
-aH. if4s nonsense to say that h recen thy
imported European VIII fight fer the North
through any devotion TO the dag. They may
r. Influenced by other motives, but the more
-eIest among them viii abandon the purpose
Fheu They become convinced, rs some have
'"~A already, that the cause OF the South is
lie cause o. civil and religious freedom.
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The report thai the Hon. Charles J. Faux
ArF had been released from his imprison.
'-'H' al Fort Warren, on parole, preparation,
- Als exchange for Congressman Ely, il con
"fm"d- Washington telegram Of the 9Th
Instant, says that Mr., +. twill proceed am
'Asd 'aIely South, and procure a similar re-
'7asT ot Mr.. Ely II not successful in taaI
"Fand. he has pledged himself to return &c
'uS'ody III thirty days" We also learn tina,
lie gallant Captaia DeLagasi has been ex-
hanged Tor the Fsderai Captain Ricketts,,
WHO was wounded In Tie battle Of Manassas
and taken prisoner.
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,,rf.dsrase victory In Western yir-
-,.;as severe Fixht The Enemy

,,rfxdsrase Victory Ia Western yir-
;,s severe Fixht The Enemy
Rented.
4-ha 7norotony that had prevailed for some
! 49,. ~. 81 was broken on Saturday by the re-
49,. ~ official intelligence that the enemy,
! "a on Cheat Mountain. had sailed out
~ stacked a small force of our troops, and
re -epulsed with heavy loss. The flgh &,
... mace On Friday last, the 18th instant. on
b.. Allegheny Mountain. fifteen miles west
Monterey. 10 which point the force re-
s,rlug IN that vicinity. under Col. Edward
| tr.tgr. had f8llen back and enca m ped -
ne ailc,aI dispatch received on Saturday
! rs thst the battle commenced at O'Clock in
20 Forming. and lasted until . O'Clock,
IN . afterEo con, when the enemy retreated
4 ,.t me Federais numbered 1900, while Col
sh5sl1u's comms nd was only 200 strong.
- aa, SINCE been reinforced by two regi-
" have private Information which m aim
| ...,.,lps with the foregoing Our camp.
5s stated. was surprised by the enemy at
.s-,s hour Ia the morning, bat the troops
lied gallautly 10 their work, and fought
I ga tha energy Q! deSpeTs tion The troops
Daf.- Col ,Iohnstons command Were por-
, ..- o, the Isth Georgia. and the 3lst Nlr-
-,s regiments, Col. Baldwin S Virginia rsgi
Ell. and Hausoroughs aud Regar's bat
s.,L>-iu ALI, probably not much over ! 200
-sr Prom statements gathered from two
~>ers7t captured a i"w days previously ii
-,-rsu,usd that the enemys force wa from
|. . p. .'gg. UU- loss IN the battle Is set
aa SO =. allied and - wounded and miss.
Among the killed are the following:
c.Is q = Anderson, of The Lee battery,
Isu,4bIEg, s gallant and IGeGitJrious
E...- LEWIS ;. Thomp son, Of the Marion
.l- son Cf Judge Thompson, II
sa ...F.
a.n..G he wounded are Lieut.. ca. fans
-.asu Cap:. Ueithler, one Of Col. John.
4> aids aud Capt. MoIiohou, Of The
-,A-oL CON. y company.
ta- SIS. Virginia regiment, commanded 10y
.sr Beyka, suffered more severely Than
81 ..ApI. This Is the regiment formerly
.ars Coz. Wm. l.. Jackson, who was super
sl,1 uy Col. Reynolds and signed, but
~-spp9i1'ed 70 the COMMAND of the regi-
r.. oa Saturday last. Coz. Jackson is now
h.,lwoud-
tae enemy left eighty dead on the field,
.5 :at.- loss Ia killed and wounded is be
-'~d ~ De- YeIy heavy. Ii was / desperate
-at. AID a dearly bought victory.
3D. EdWaTd Johnston, under whose com
sid the battle was ilsgbt, is q native of
Chesterfield county, Va He was An officer
ta~ old L. :. army, aud distinguished
aseif in Mexico. After his resignation, he
raei 90 Virginia and WIS assigned TO the
nmaHi Of ne i2fh Georgia regiment, in
-a. L5riEE'- division, II portion OF which
81 urr0 lately transferred to another poin1,
sva.s Col Johnston abe senior officer of
..-t. IhI~ force, ~ Camp Allegheny,
nr.fad oIters To move eastward, when the
smy csue out from the -tronghold on
J--a, N9uata II ana INSIDE the attack, antici-
@un- so ea.y victory, out returned discom-
"a ana braleu.
81 are indebted 20 Gentlemen from West
~. flrgtala ter tl,e foreg Ding particulars.
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Federal Ousrages-News from General
Tnompsou

MEMPHIS, Dec. l+.-Three thousand Feda-
rails at Paducah marched to Vienns on Thurs
day, and burnt dwellings, timber piles, &c -
They returned to Paducah, but made no at
tack on Fort Beauregard
All is quiet at Columbus, Ky.
jeff Thompson reeent ,y surroun ded par tv
OF Federals who were guarding the bridge
between Charleston and Rir6's Point. and
Killed four and captured two OF the bridge
guard.
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FEDERAL Telegrams from HiissourE.

SYRACUSE, No, Dec. 7.-Basy prepare tions
are being made for the erection of winter
quarters. Gen. Price is still sou I'll of the
Usage river, ana near OseeoIa; if ne crosses
the river. lively times may be expected.
SEDAiIA, pee. To day, at TO O'Clock, six
teams, wbie on foraging expedition near
this plst" were seized by n party Of Usntede-
rate s1diiateTs and taken prisoners.
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AgfETasaT HALE.
FUTURE DAYs.
BY 6cDDIH + APpERs0H. Aunr,s.

I 49, y - p IL fsEfA's 1t4t4f =
| TWO MOTT VALUABLE BUILDING
| = .-Ja%, tN TtlE ebEfu sID~. o.
Ola :, BIZ " Elm 9f4AND .,TUAT!tS ITS:
| FOX SALE. ~ AUCTION WI es sal -
| rucooa "n tAa promises, oc TUESDAY ina .tta
pe', ~ e., isol' q ci5ck IN Ire tyro very
sFI~@' ~ 90 ioessea "a c5uve, ,aen fgr-f. 4
'e't, Funu'eg bseS I,j fee, - IS, n! 81, ~, -
atss 1913 ne 4 he 3oItth Sc of = AZ stfset aan
az 20 ehiy as solsH. bag tsoy srs 4.4sea n the
ho,t ! proving pat 81 hat very 1ssssso.s neieh
TEAAs--Ono-foalt cash b..gsro, nj as and 30
months, Tor n ti4be n2tes interest AIDED AID
title r. tanned VA la-t ra5s : y.ia be ~. .a a.
be psi9 By The pa7Glassr.
de ltd GoODiN (. ArPBRscE. Aaets.
Two SMALL BRICK TFVrsrrN7,S
1 AND ONE FACAN9- Lon. 0T ON
STREET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND
GRACE, FOR SALE AT *UC1IDN.-1g
De sod At s2ets3a, n taa premises Ga MGNDHl
tEa 81 Dee. "a: o'olJcy ? n two taaa.iar,t
los, located aG3ye each having a front ri
about ~ f. Oh "a east line g .O:h = r<tarr-
oAFA ABOUT ti1 isoti having thereon tsy5s a. Errs
tt le.henti. --ta1. vaesct r.; on tAe .SeSt j W
on 70 street rautips - test rlurzs tscF SD M
~ fee, immediately ia resr Ct ts fesr.sl.c, cr
AT. ed lnioas. 4 .t
TtKas--Cae-fi-t cash; b ance at Is ar. 10
ioi'. ior negotiable 7a'cs inter- sf-.s. e,l.,d
oy a uusi deco, OF s retained: lhe war tax - l.,
paid ?" he pu-nss4seE
oo . 902~Ig l. APPE0@GN. Aas,s.
Two BE - s4t.I.L iii l-.l.-17- i.r.T> >o,
a - AAD -. OK Navy NH. cS Itf,
-, " = . : - : 81. SMITH s. kBEI NEAR "a.
NhN >Ik h / FOk NA1G Al AE-J ron
Wa pe s0li - suction. o. tie promises s7. SAT,
'Ri5AY. he Xlaf day Of naeev-ssr se.,t ~, 4
o c oek 2. NJ elyo 80. ~ 1easuiz.r r<4v ,o-5.-as
~ @o2Ye' al 1iAiag BE re i3suca Of ~ x III
@ 49,, ~ ~ Pc! and running bac- ~ ..e IL
r,.r ts s1- ~. t@s.a cash: balance .. . .ud
tfla re.e ed IL lat nots i ;4. -.'a:. al
The VIZ A. 30 - pa b. Sc .'.rccases.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
From Columbus and cai,o

MEMPHIS, Dec. l3-1reat connection IRE
vailed at Columbr yesterday.
More. troops have peen sent to Ger. Bowen.
at feiieiana; Also a regiment 10 Union City.
Inc Federais 1T Cal o haVe changed III cir
policy. no one Is now allowed 10 leave there,
and all comm unicaiion hes ceased
The Government transports remain idle in
the day time, but are busy at night.
1t Is supposed in high cii,aial quarters that
the Federals are moving In immense force up
The Tennessee river, In order to cut off com =
munication with Bowling Green.
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Election eff q Federal Senator.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 1.-THE members o. the
Kentucky Legislature had i caucas on the
night previous to the election Of an United
States Senator, at which Garrett DAVIS IT,
ceiVed Is votes ard J. +. Bell A. votes DAVIS
was ulec ted on the next day
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Release Of Confederate prizonsrs,

Bosiok, Dec. : Next week eleven officers
and two hundred and forty priya.es OF the =.
Carolina regiment will be seat to Fortress
Monroe, from Fort Warren, and Will De re
leased or their parole.
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AaI<TagEg S1g<z;n.
h~Lgst ffA@-
d. RIcH.tRp c.lrrHoRn. 1ne,: -,

& M MONDAY, ths l5ta ins;sns RI % o'e,cek,
y st ~ sas+e / = III sd, ct sii~tios. s xesTo.
essco, 80 Il snosigR ohsceo, IL laat oe..
Pscfssee; -asp- Naf s, eae show Crse, n.ss, Jas.
Sc - H.arn g. Sc
sCRNrfuEE.--bls one secoud tcu7 Dtsrc,
*ahoTa1v CriD ard pec. Ra}stag. TlSnet
t"a'a0 Bes1is. vigh |sf:resses Iilaukp'a IN
isFts,-'. G.; taFfe he4 Cooking St.T-.. 4. u Caai
v a,2fl "a. 49, af{r9 Aze Sc.
Pi.hTroRT seiALFe-0PeE
iso. ctss i4atf','rr sesls fearly aor nd IA 5--
DER, s1d ans o'fics Desk, Also aao faa trap.s
barrel Shot Gaa.
d Il rEY~Tsnptf Sstc.
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upor,snt from washins,on-An Early


iu.uartant information direct from Wash
s.9u reached the Government in this city
saturday night, which villa not be- permitted
trlusptr- II was confiden thy asserted
shell The informant LEFT Washington, last
Wednesday,, that All attack rom the Potomac
ala De- made within ten days and appear
res seemed TO- indicate that such was the
-Utiou. All the troops destined for the en-
--p-.s- we're sati TO be already on this side
d, r..p river.
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10. Letter TO Mr.. Everett, written in MARYLAND
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Appropriation for the Charleston Sufferers

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. lit is reported here
that the Georgia Legislature las ap.roqria-
led sIJO 900 for the relief Of the sufferers By the
Charleston fire.
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ca ihUhS. ~. tfcis. ~ 81 peea.ab r. @crs -
menc.na ~ h oil OK = n
1-r improve aauts consist of n tfrs..as,- e..~-
81 tfs~alf tE eoHt~iajna rooms -t5. la :, -
| t.Vi etz Bf.vs, wjih e kie-.u. h..en stgt,a 80
aaEs a'1.s. ald ofr-r ontbrtlsiugs 9ga v,,,l.
pe'.i 7' ara ia e'"Eaaf orDer. ~,I eneia.aS sra
/ gpiva ~l.A 20 ssuo5aa oe ~ oxfps,4r, g.a-.y
i'.. property. as s~batbsa -e-.l..arc. is c~-
sac II Ii y e T1os De iFah.s iu .as 4trEt. az :
rs ":r5.y ta a''ess'"u n rhese desiring 20 .slu-
( Fem ara q 's..'sy .rr..laH.
~ efa-s.I si'sF the aas.e viii be sa,d ~ sag
! foI'r irG ord g. va.
t.H,.9. ~. dsorse h,t.'t.ocTes fa9oal..,.
~ en'" tc tie erFcHcre ~ ac Da,r-tf,-Fi -,, ..
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p. THees Letsou vilgq--, ..-ess. Yea. ON,
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f2n,1ns ~ Is4i eatl aEa raarlaz 5ac4 -@ Eco t.,
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ID is AZ -. ping ats }ts ,er ~ 49, ..-.es f.=i.
! 81 ties .,..i, gs-t'vHr' fsara51
&et tNyp 1901 >F.s aot i'}~ On laar-h..-.o-.
-sl--5 fig" '-e.,.J-a s.'et rsnfasf .,.rsgr 20 .-r.
! esea So t1.al--,- beck -. ess
! Lstt. Ave --sstS -r -.5 1-ts-4.-! -fra a. ga.
/ t. IF street, astyyevl |ss-e- a,s.,' III 20 f..a-
Eaa1 1.e@s.og ID fees ri-;1, a-l iGaaag A-.a .as
/ l.a- g2ss.E0rs ds-'sees.s by tine -a-...s
/ 14 ~ 40 81, .1sog thr s7.a- ,.. reee1 g. ft.s.
. 1"1..iin- d. s., ny T. 4. Jarvis
'.-ssget.1 LOIS ~ tae reg a-r.a-i -
49, ~ ss1E--rar The re-.ssac.. o,easa
/ $3.50, ..s a.eas~ IL +. az. So s.f s..r s., ~.
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a Next door TO Exchange Hotter
iMAENsE AND UNQUALIFIED SUGGEST,
SECOND WEEK OF THE
. L i = Z ) .
FROM TAF
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MONDAY EYENIA1, DEcEHBAy IL.
THE TWO FISHERMEN,
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Eung by AUGUslE and FREDEEICh
THE FURY OF LOVE,
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Manual Of Arms,
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A GARD PROF. z sA%ACgO'S PAHI>I4b.
"A DANCING ACADEMY, .s,und,rs' had
Fcushee street. Is open every evening st : O'Clock
Tor Gentiemen's classes and private lessons Young
ladies aud children. "Wednesday ard Saturday after.
noona.
p. S.-hessonf given il families Esd bosrIIos
schools. =. a--t-.<
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ON WEDNESDAY, NIGHT,
| GRAND PERI ORMANCE
FOR THE
Is L n z / l r
OF the CHARLEST0E SCFr EIsGRS F;;sse.-s,s.
ADMIS5ION cents. Chiidrez and Servants
25 cents. Reserved Fats 10 ce@ts.
&C. Doors open at 7 O'Clock. Performance 10
commence at = o'clock. Ce IL,
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lie Test Oath Ordinance YVES most signsiiy
' at'd Ia the North Carolina CVavention
" the 10Th inst
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beautiful COUNTRY SEAT, OF TEN
- ACRES, In SIDNEY. ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF HsRVIE STREE AND EIGHT
ACRE LOTOfPOSITE, FOR SALE AT the
request OF the owners, cffer for sale the be anti
uI ry sea-, OF tea acres, located as sbo-e and
lying West of and al 1inng the pl ace called Dog
wood. There is on tie place hsnd ONE yelling
containing eigt rooms, and the usual ouibui sings
There Is fine Orchard, of Peach, Apple and Cher
ry trees and very fine vineyard Ihs land Is IN {,
high state of cultivation. The place is remark ably
healthy, and the naighboThood excellent
Also for sale the light Acre Lot opposite extend
ing from HaIvie street to the Plank Road. On
Harvie street, there is beautiful Building Site
surrounded by forest trees. Apply 10
de 6-6t GODDIN & ApPERSON
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piCHMOND THEATRE.
~ THIS EVENING, Dec il.
Re-appeerarce of Mas ELI4A EYRE% First 40
pearance of NJ. 6. NORTON Fi,st night of a
new Comedy. THE Old GUARD.
" 10 dance. ..,.-.-.... Miss y PdglCgf01
HOW TO WIN A HUSBAND ard AIS LAST
Legs, nS SEE PROGRAMMES
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SOUTHERN s1H'sEs4 EsE
WEST x JOHNSTON,
PUBLIS HERS AND OOkSEI.LER
No. 145 Main Street, Eachmxld, yiftfuia.

HAVE NOW READY,
PRESClENCE.-A speech ds- ivered by Hon.
Beverly Tucker, CT Virginia il the Southern
Convention hel9 at Nashville, 'Iena. A Bri.
18th, 1860. Price PC.
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rONCEkTS.-The Coucert for the beueIi. II
J the Wives and Children Of the Richmond Vol
unteers, vii! take pace on TUESDAY, lue GT.h
instant, and that for the beneti. Of th= M4rvign7
SO dlers on THURSDAY, the igsh i1S,aat, IL a. -
United Presby GtTian Church Rev Or. Rid >
corner Of Zig lth ard Franklin streets There sg.l
be Il new Programme Tor e.ca Concert Tlep peg
formers are ladies' and gen. sI,le1-sn2tsj4rs ~
si'ted By able Professors and a ltui Oro-estya.-
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. d. It'd
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NOTICE is hereby given. that / shalt ar ply
y TO the Savings Institution of Riehmord u
for the renewal OF CERTIFICATE No. 1880, OF
tina. institution. tor ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
in the name of Malta Clifford dated November
9TH, 1855, which certihcate was held by me- and has
been lost or mislaid
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