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DESOTD TARISH Ih.
F|hc Fall session,of this institution
Z will open Oh "Wednesday. 2nd
October Sol, with fcil and efficient
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Portable Steam Engines with or
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines with double t!ue boilers
| Circular Saw Mills OF the most mod
ern and improved construction. We
challenge the trade to produce q bet
ter or lnore effective article. at less
price. Cotton Gin and Grist Mill
Shattin@.
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and FIGURING MiIl
Straub Corn Mills.
India isohi,er Betting.
Woodwrush planning, and Matching
Machines. .- ..'-'f@-
Artesian Well Tools and Pipes fur
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! Steam Glaees, Whistles. &c.
and every description Of Plantation
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Send and get an illustratcd cata-
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nj! We ask iS; preference at th,. same
price with equally good Northern
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Purity tho Bleod! Strengthsn the
System

10H1y JAo 0l0OQ! 6C161lg thoa1 the
System
THEGREAT N MEDICINAL DRINK OF THE
: .so.seAGE!sH r4.
j. ;. ts- CROOkES'S
,Invigorating> Aromatic Vegetable
StoDaucjse ,Biktezs. l.
FOR REsToRlNe1 & PRESERVING
t, .a HEALTH. an
Prepared from a aromatic BitterHerbs
CNDER THE Il ALSPiCIES or 4
EMINENT TPHySICiiN. H.
Are an agreeable and palatabk
Invigorat ring Tonic, prepared from
Aromatic Bitter Vegetables, com
hined with a Pure Spirit, improved
and perfected by one Of our venera-
bic and eminent physicians during a
practice Of thirty years, in the latter
part Of which he used those Bitten
Herbs, with unparalleled success, in
the treatment Of internal diseases and
for purifying the blood.
They stimulate and regulate the
functions Of digestion in2part vigor
fand tone 70 the stomach; strengthen
the Sys'ean, and are u,equalied as a
purifier of the blood. By continuing
the use OF a wine glass full morning
and evening, and before meals, for q
few weeks. they VIII afford convin-
cin- proofs Of their great medicinal
properties, and under the influence of
their hcalth-restr.ing qualities. that
physical condition necessary to the
enjoyment Of sound body and rniud
VIII soon b. attained. ..r .,
! From, their purifying. iafuencc.
the skin becoA2es steadily smooth and
bright. and they will gradually re-
move every trace of eruption or in
hamlnation from the face or BODY as
they prosress, in ti.e purification of the
| blood.
! Viewing tlscm simply as bcver-
age, they equal in richness and deli
a&c.y Of favor the finer grades OF
choice Champagne Nines--tle bit
ter principle being only pereeptible
when salt IN the good work Of purify
ing and invigorating.
! Iorthc nse of. old and young Of
both sexes they are admirably adap
ted, briag grateful TO the taste: Of a,
eXgisitely' d4li>ate A9vor-i4npartins ns
to the palatc a soothing aromatic ef
feet, e4uaIied ol4ly by its purity ant
richness.
The following letter regarding the
Ipurity and quality Of this Celebrated
tNrg4tablr Tonic. from TIE eminent
and gifted physician and chemist
| Victor T.. Canning, 50 long and IA
vorahly known III connection Will
the French Academy of Science
speaks for itself:
| CHenelcal Lahvatos2t. Uest Broadrny
New York, February 6, 1860.
Mr.. II. " Crootles: Dear Siy--
! In accordance with Your request O
the 10Th ultirno, T have subjected
sample OF your Invigorating Aroma
tic Vegetable :Sto,I,ach Bitt.ys to
careful ANALYSIS aud find them 20 D.
composed Of the essence, Of ArDnati
Bitter Vegetables II ancient fame il
the medical world: Yet l have neve
before seen them 50 weli blended O
rendered 80 pleasing to the sesse c
, taste.
The Spirit used il tl.eir prepara
ton / found to be perfectly pure. al,
~ free tru,n UcIctcrious element a
that procjtrGj from tic tara! iuit
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EDMONSTON'S BATTALION
COMPANIES will receive their
arms and equipments, ready for mus
ter, at. Headquarters, So Natchez
street. References p. q B. Jacobs.
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Published in Wick sburg. Miss. by.
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ICE! ICE! ICE !

~ CARGO of Rockland Lake,
Crystal ICE, just received and for
sale by A. ENGLE g. co.
Shreveport, A April 25-nll-tf
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YssHk Bs
IRON rE.NC'IN(;'.

III" undersigned having maIe az
ranyrmcnts with the manufacturers,
is nov prepared to order every des-
oription ot
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IRON RAILINGS,

for galleries. and balconies, which
will b, sold at MANI + ACT / EES
PRICES (addin" transportarion).
Purchasers are invited to call and
examine the various STYLES, at the
Southern Narhic Works Of
W. HECDE.
Corner of Texas and Edwards. SITS.
Ny Post Otficeis Shreveport, La.
no 6--d1y.
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LJIiEE-t
M ARBLE WCEESS,

Corner of Texas and Edward Sts
W
4 u ASlNG permanently located IN
Shreveport. l am prepared to man
ttacture from til. raw Eiat trl:il. and
right ut home.
II AERLE NOM EMS
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IRON FENCING,

>uitablr for enclosing buildings, gar
drnS, cemetery lots, etc, a $50
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18
- .. EItIaRE..tsHA\\}\t.

Connoiseurs III fine beycTugcs and
those anxious to be relieved tfola in
ward satterins: are reGuesTrd to test
their qualities ss'airl. and i>apartiallv,
and give the ruhlic the benefit of their
unbiased opinion. t,n.t
CROOK ES' 'SINVIGOR.ATING,
AROMATIC VEGETABLE STO-
MA1l! BITTERss are sold bv Gro
GERS, Druggists and Dealers generally
throughout the country. and can be
had as beverage at the principal
Bars and Saloons. *f.-
= CROOKS y co. Sole Proprietors.
h 1l0 Tehoupitoulas ST.. N. Orleans
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

A PRopos,r1oS TO THE VIGILANCE
Connrrrrs.-We are informed that there are
number Of persons in town Who are ds''foos
Of visiting Ls Claire tor the purpose Of clean
inn out" n . so.eslled "secessionists. and tbst
he only reason Why they have not before put
this wish into execution, 10 the want OF the
necessary "rhino" 70 procure eonveysnees.
Nov. in order 70 obviAts the difficulties In the
wsy Of the prosecution Of { 10 prsissvorthy
undertaking, We propose, on behalf 81 the
"secessionists" Aforesaid. that whenever re-
quested. they will send down sufficient mum
Der Of carriages for the conveyance Of the
Traitor Exteruipators" to their destination.
Tue seat. shall he cushioned. each man shall
be provided with . suitable sun.shsde and q
pair Of dry slippers, and no expense shsil be
spared to make this equippage both comfort
able and elegant. Aud lest. psrsdvsnturs.
they should get hurt on the road. or hooted at
IS any villainous snail boys, the "secessioDists
aforesaid, will send down an escort Of at less,
one hundred and fifty mounted mn ell armed
with rifles and capable Of using them We
also promise that they shall be 'trested" to
beer twice Oh the road, aud when they arrive
ct lie Claire, they will be 'trsated" to some
thing which they will like bettsr-perhsps
10 conclusion We promise, whenever any one
Of IT, "secessionists" aforesaid, feels one drop
Of blood traitorous to the country Of his birth
or his choice, coursing through bis veins, he
will forthwith repair to the nearest tree. aud
save the seifconstituted Vigilance Conmitte e
Of Davenport . dangerous job-bg hanging
himself.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

BAvRRLY, July u.
Yesterday morning Gen. Mcclellan ordered four
regiments Of the 9Th, S0th and 13th Indiana vol !.
untsers, and the 18th Ohio, TO proceed slone the
line Of tho hills southeast Of the enemy's en-
trencbed camp, to the Beverly road, whore il
crossed the mountains, two miles east Of the ene-
ny's position, with orden 10 Advance along the
Beverly road and attack the east side OF the
works, General McClsllan being prepared to as
sauit the vest side soon . the firing should an
nounce the commencement Of the attach.
The capture Of . courier who mistook the road
Though the enemys camp for that Of our troops.
placed them 10 possession Of the movement.
When Gen. Rosecran reached the Beverly road,
st two r. u, after most exhausting march over
the mountains, he found tho enemy posted upon
the opposite side Of the road, abost 500 strong,
with two cannon holding strong position, PAL
TALLY fortified. An engagement instantly took
place, and continued three quarters Of an hour,
when the rebels were totally routed, with the loss
Of 800 men, including Is officers Both cannon and
about Is killed and Is wounded, fell iuto our
hands, and $50 others taken prisoners.
Tho road was between two hills. Our troops
descending steep declivity were greatly exposed
t. ths fire Of the rebels, Who occupied the opposite
hill and poured musket-y shot and shell upon
them, Gen. Rosecarn's column remaining at the
place Of Engagement during the night.
Gen. Mcclellan wss in position with his whole
force during the afternoon ready to make the
sault, but had heard nothing from the other coll
umn, except distant firing early in the morning.
He was proceeding to plant cannon upon an en-
nience commanding portion Of the rebel camp, and
preparing to attack the whole nest in 'front.' when
it was lscertansd that then evacuated the place
during the night, moving towards Laurel Hill,
leaving few men with the sick, al their tents,
cannon, camp equippage and transpor alton. A
rapid march vas then made BY Gen. Mcclellan to
Beverly, passing Rosscrans column in the road
with instructions to follow quickly to Beverly. It
was sscertai ned that, late in the day, the rebel
force at Laurel Hill ID retreated moving towards
Romney Mt more than IL were killed and IS
wounded
The above report is approved by General Nc
Clelian.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
River Items.
SATURDAY, July Is,

SATURDAY, July Is.
ARRIVED.
SUcEER STATE, Rhodes, st. Louis.
HAwKEYE STATE, Gray, ST. Paul.
PoMEKoY, DAVIS Fl. Madison.
Al hINR, Gait, Dubuque.
DEPAKTKp.
SuCKER SrArs, Rhodes, st. Paul.
HAwKEYs STATE, Gray, st. Louie.
PoxERoy, Davis, Ft. Madison.
The light draught packet Ad Hine, Captain
Galt, and Matt Dalsell Clerk, will depart for Du-
buqve tais morning at Z o'clock.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel,
Cap. Hilhouse, and Clerk Hannum, will depart
for Fort Madison this morning. Try the Kate.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals at this
port for the week ending Saturday night last
was sixteen.
The magnificent steamer Northerner, Capt. Al
ford and Clerk Wood, will depart for St Paul
and all way landings this morning. We under
5 "a nd that she will have band Of music on board.
The Key City, Capt. Worden, will be the regu-
lar Nc rthern Line packet for ST. Louis and way
points to day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

BoLp AGAIS,-The famous bay marc
brood mare-buggy mate. sAddis mare. or
anything else you will vas solL twice on Sat
urdsy. at greatly advanced figures. Within
three weeks the property has changed hands
probably not less than twenty times. aud
every man who has sold has made ''good
thing" out Of the transaction. She 10 evident.
y the best trotting property in town. W.
advise oil our friends to purchase - fast IS
they can get an opportunity. She is for sale
now st usual ratee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
Committed Suicide.

QUrscY, July 13.
Mr.. Cleveland. the confidential clerk Of L. + G.
d Bull, whose counting room was fired Thursday
night, committed suicide this morning by taking
poison. Circumstances appeared to point 10 him
IS being party to the incendiarism He died
about Is minutes after taking the poison
The body guard Of Gov. Wood arrived here this
morning direct from Monroe. Burnett's cavalry
did not arrive there until o'clock +. NJ. just 20
hours after the battle was ended. They stopped
at Palmyra thursday night, having marcneu a
distance OF miles that p. NJ. after three O'Clock.
mn named Owen was captured and would
probably be hung last night. The secessi0nists
had dispersed and everything appeared quiet on
the line Of the road. No denomination was made
as was anticipated last night. Mr. Hazard super
intendent, thinks passenger travel will be resum-
cd.
Gen. s. A. Hurlburt arrived last night ana to
day took command Of his brigade.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

PUBLIC MEETING.-It has been sug-
gsstsd that there be called . meeting Of the
business men Of Rock Island, Moline and Da'
venport, one Of these days, to take into con.
siderstion the matter OF sending an agent to
W.shing g,on 10 advocate the elaine aud sdvan-
tsges VI ths ,slsnd tor the U. s. Arsenal. II
anything 10 TO be done about it. It j. time a
ovement was being made. here 10 no use
10 talking all the while unless some acting goes
along with it. Who will make the call and
attend 10 getting up . meeting
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
Another Fight IN MissO uri..COl. Smith
Relieved..The Rebels Defeated.
Especial to the Chicago Trlbunel


HANNIBAL Mo, July IL, 1861.
Three companies of the Hannibal Home Guards,
which started from here yesterday morning to re
lieve Col. Smith, have returned, and bring the
following:
The railroad is unobstructed betwee en- Hannibal
and Monroe; no bridges burned or otherwise dam
aged. On arriving at Monroe, We effected june
sien with Col smith, who was engaged entrench-
ing himself at the Seminary building nea that
place. The rebels, about ,20p strong, were
grouped around over the prairie, out OF reach OF
smiths rifles. They had two pieces Of artillery,
six Founders, which they soon brought to bear
upon Us, but the distance was so great tha their
balls were almost spent before reaching their aim.
Col. Smith ordered his men to continue the work
on the fortfi atons and to watch the fash Of the
enemys guns, which all aid, falling lnto stitches
till the shot passed, when all would rise and go
to work again In the meantime our gun was
used with telling accuracy upon the enemy.
by the aid OF u spy glass, several horses and
their riders were distinctly seen yirg dead on the
prairie. The action continued until near dark.
when tne last shet ON gun dismounted one
OF the enepy's, and just at this moment Gov
Wood and Capt. Buraap, fell upon the epemy S
rear with the cavalry sent from Quincy, on
Wednesday, completely routing them and taking
10 prisoners, one gun and large number OF hor-
ses. There wero from 20 to 80 rebels killed. Not
man II the Federal forces killed, and but
few wounded. We left for home as soon as the
battle was decided, and do not know the names
Of the wounded.
1t is said that Col. Smith is determined to shoot
me OF the most prominent rebel prisoners.
The energy of Gov. Wood is commendable in
the extreme. When he land At Marion City,
some OF the men asked what they should do for
provisions. HIS reply was, "Let the infantry take
of the provisions the first thing We've got to
do is to relieve Col. Smith, and then We may stop
to eat-Forward, march .v'-ana he started off on
brisk trot. He declared that whoever OF the
rebels who fell into his hands would not get of
on parole.
Col. Palmer's Regiment encamped st Hannibal
last night.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
From Washington.

IIOa ~ oSnl0gtO0.
WAsHIKGroH, July IL.
Especial to the Tribunsl
on. John A. GurIey, of Cincinnati, will take
the field at the close Of the session a. an aid de
camp to Gen. Fremont.
or, to examine into the exped ency of rc-estab-
lishiag Western Armoiy win probably report L.
vorably and recommend the appointment Of COM
missioner to locate the site.
World's Special.
The Fresborn on Saturday went within 50 ys.ds
# Matthias Point, and treated the rebels Who we're
hiding in the bushes, TO about twenty shells scat
terip9 them in ali directions. It is clear there are
no batteries there, but It Aqua the rebels vere
very busy constructing their notifications.
A negro who had escaped from Alabama, enter
cd the lines last night and was brought before
Scott, he says, there were five regiments yesterday
morning moving in and around Fairfax Z urt
House, with l8 field pieces in all, and II pieces II
battery. The three most advanced regiments
ere south Cssoliniaus. From the Court House
b.ck to Ceutreville the woods are lined with
disuuion troops, their baggage sAc from Fair.
fax station has been carried hack to Nxnsesos
This il in preparation for ~ attack fsoa us They
have batteries Commanding every sppeosch By
road {, the Court House, and trees are fsilsd in
oil the neighboring woods The FIFTH Ala. regi-
ment is made up entirely Of boys.
Leiut. Tompsins captarsd four South Carolina
ans this morning, they belonged - the tArss Cd
vanoed regiments From I'll that could b. saiped
from them, they eonfrmed ths intinAtiens thae
they ars about to retreat.
Herald Consspoa1snes.]
The two Misses Scott, VIE are suppossdt % have
bssn the cause Of the capture Of Capk 0oodvtn
Of the &C. regiment, have been snsstsd hs oe6es u
Gen. Tyler. snA vin BE- bell priseassa till Geedvia
Il released.
WAsnns1on J1lylsa
II appssrs from calculation ef tie Post O0es
Depastnsnt, that tAe ysssiJ ineo1A from postage
il he seeded States, Va only 500, 900, vhjls
tbs sxpsnsss exseedsd this euA. b. 94ooOo0.
vAbsA l. new skSs1 - the 0ovssnoso4
his nea Ven hillel ss1 fsgty Vean1oa. Al -
1fty kilsa = sAsSel1SsscDegas - sis5 -
y e1ano1. - = Is
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

STREET ExHIBITIoNs.-The resping
msshias men improved the opportunity Of ex
hibising the merits Of their goods upon the
streets ON Saturday TO the farmers. who we're
pretty plenty. We presume oil we're satisfed
that the machines did first rate street work
There are % many kinds 10 town that the for
mer need not have any fears o. TO being suited
We should think that the heading machine
would be profitable while wheat is 90 low and
help comparatively high.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
A Battle at Monroe, Missouri.

VUIFCY, H., Ju II.
pany from TsyIorvile, in COL Pslmer's Regiment,
accidentally shot himself on be ard tho steamer
Black Hawk yesterday. He was leaning on his
gun, which was by some unknown means dis
charged. The ball passed through his urder jaw
and head. No hopes OF his recovery.
Abattle took place at Monroe, in Missouri, yes
terday evening, between Col. smith, sided BY the
Home Guard from Hannibal, three compsnies Of
which started for Monroe yesterday morning, and
the secession cavalry. 1t is said they did not
come within range Of muskets, but used only ar
tillery anil assistance arrived. It 10 said that
Maj. Hays, with small force, arrived Just As the
Federal had dismounted the rebels guss and COM
pletely routed them. takin. many prisoners. Tom
harris, the leader, has no been captured
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
From Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, July Is.
A deserter from tho Confederate army was
brought to headquarters last night. He was
resident Of Madison, Ind, named w. H. Wilson,
until Spring, when he went to Louisiana, and
entered the 9th Louisiana Regiment, which was
about leaving for Virginia. and awaited his chance
to get among his friends BY deserving. He gives
very intelli -ent information regarding the enemy
There weIe 1900 troops st Fairfax Station yester-
day morning, including the Lousians Regiment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

TRANSFERS ARRESTED Three team
sters in tovn on saturday morning thought to
turn AZ honest penny" by getting the job q
hs-l'ng the equippage of Dan Rice's Circus
from the leve- TO the show ground. The fel-
low had M i,susss. and the regular draymen.
who we're like wise ON the look out for the
same job. thought that was making little to
free with their legitimate business and had the
intruders arrested. They were taken before
Squire Wheeler, who let them of. each tax
ing out city license and paying costs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

The main features ef The revenue bill psopoaef
by Seerefafy ,Chaes oossise In she lsvyine OF -
ties sf l5SGaU pes pounA on ths inpoeiation 3
Greer - - Ssstooa flssk -, eente ~
posla - se4se aaa eoeoas . ssats ~ psana q
s.sycs nv s1 s.ess tssr eat % !. - y,
l4I.ss4. VIII ess. nsg iassass . -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
OH H.aTs REJvO6.6TED.
=. 10 . = -,

SyCOND 8TREEf, BrTwEEN PERRY
O4 and Rock lslsnd, sespeeafaaly annessses -
- ,Sa eitisens Of Davenport that he i now pee-
pared p -
: a1,asn. CDBo9 and Manufacture
Ea9 LD ~ HAx9
,.te - -. = skost ntt3ss - - vsaeonahle
49, 1scsllso3 - pgood oeesna ot6lo1 ~.
3seP@y aaA Rosk hlaaA. - \
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
SA1UsDAY vas rather an active day
shout town. There were good many farmers
In. and business seemed TO be in - good condi
tlon % could be expected.

TaE AaMY.-Now il the time TO en-
list. Abundsnt opportunity 10 afforded in all
directions for active. able bodied usn to enter
the army for three years.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

REuoloUs NorlcE.-The Rev. Bishop
simpson, d. D., vill preach ~ the n. E. church
IN this city on sunday the l4th. st 8 O'Clock.
The public ere respectfully invited 10 attend.