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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JuDeE BOND.


Archibald Sterling, Jr Esq, prosecutng.-The
appeal docket was taken up yesterday morning and
he following cases disposed of: Thomas d. Kemble
re- the Mayor and City Council. Appeal from
Justice Ridagway. Judgment reversed-appellant
TO pay costs-Captain Griffith, of the Steamer
Champion,vs the Mayor and City Council. Appeal
from Justice Hiss. Judgment afirmed.-James
T. Randolph Us. the Mayor and City Council, flour
cases.) Appeal from Justice Hiss Judgment af-
hrmed.-Captain Gilbert Crockett Us. the Mayor
and City Council Appeal from Justice Alexander.
Judgment reversed.-Henry Version u.s. the
Mayor and City Council. Appeal from Justice
Whalen. Judgment affirmed -Michael Conting
Us. the Mayor and City Council, 1.-TWO cases.) APP
peal from Justice Logan. Judgment affirmed
Samuel Ellinger the Mayor and City Council.
Appeal from Justice Hiss Judgment reversed
Jacob Papler the Mayor and City Council Ap-
peal from Justice Duncan. Judgment affirmed
The Court adjourned until this morning at II
o'clock.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE KREBs.
John Dryer u.s. Thomas A. Cunningham and
others. A creditors bill to set aside certain deed
aedged to be'fraudulent. Before reported. Ar
gument concluded. Held under cwrio.- Derby
Coen Us. Bridget Coen. Complainant divorced
Uinculo mdtiimonii from defendant.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE MARSHALL.
G. H. Hewitt rs. G. Blum, garnishee, appeal from
Justice Myers. Dismissed.-J. W. Walker, gar
nishee of F. Wild, rs. S. 0ppenheimer. Appea
Edward Mitchell George Cook. Appeal from
Justice Whaen. Judgment reversed.-B.
Newman IS. ii. W: l.. NJ. Eastman. Appeal fror
Justice Myers. Dismissed.-B. Ward u.s. /
Hartzell. Appeal from Justice Shipley. Dismiss
ed -Assgnments to-day, Nos lSS to 2l4.
SUPERIOR COURT-JupGE MARTIN
Mary Jane Wilson John Hinesley. Before re
ported. Verdict for plaintiff for S600.-Ulyse
Ward George VIM. Brown and Frederick W
Bruno, garnishee of the Baltimore Coal Company
Before reported. Verdict for plaintiff for SGls sc
-Ethelbert A. Marshall Us. Lewellyn p. Blair
claimant of property attached of Samuel R. Blair
Attachment on warrant Non pros.-Same Us
same. Non Schumacher rS. Jenkins-re
pevin. Referred. to day, Nos
400 to 449.
The UNITED STATES CIRcUT CoURr will meet thi
morning.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
WEST INDIEs-Brig Wheat0n.-S5O bbls -four 81 hall
bills do rs bbs crackers and bread $50 bbls meal 100
kegs lard SO bbs pork 20 do vinegar so boxes cheese
400 bushels corn 100 boxes candles matches &c
bushels peas, 400 kegs butter, II 600 feet lumber.
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WEST AND MORT YVES I
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILNAy
FIFTER ARRANGEMENT
WESTERLY

sE7z-1Ene--Nrst8 .HA RYLAfD RAURGEL
Open. TO FINKSBURG STATION.
Trains leave Calvert Station 80 A H. and, 8 P H. IL
turning leave Finkshnrg Station, Is and 10 30 A ~
Stages for Hampstead Manchester, Wesminster fancy
town and kmmittsburg cnthe arrival OF the SQA
Also for Westminster from the 8 P ~ tain.
stiff IRWIN & TAYLOR
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umnlissi0n lsrfpsnts.

7. p MATTHEWS. R. MATTHEWS, JR., wM p DAWSON
! FENHOS. r. MATTHEWS l. SONS,
| Il SHIPPING AND
COAATSSTON SER CHANTS,
ja23f No. Is Bowiy's wharf.
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GA J. R. GLONINGER & CO.,
tSs4RE3 Norm CHARLES STREET,
zSEzxkEN offer for sale,
Oh Fare, L. Roederer Gieser 4 Co, other choice
CHAMPAGNES.
Fine Port, Madeira and Sherry WINES.
Ramsey's h Stewards Scotch WHISTLES.
Superior Old Jamaica RUM, Peach and Apple BRAN
DIES.
CabaOas Prince of Wales Ma, yand Guard, and variety
OF well known brands Havana CIGARS
French CONSERVE S, English Pie FRUITS, PICKLES
and SAUCES.
Chedder and Stltnn CHEESE DIFF
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Br ship 0xus, Wallace Liverpool in tow of steamtug
Ajax
Brig Montrose, Shut, Rio Grande in tow of seamtug
Tigress.
Schrs Arnon, Small, Laguayra.-John Griffith. Conf-
lin, West ludies, in tow of tug Haswel--GeOrge W
Grice Palmer, Charleston, in tow of steamtug Fairy
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0jagss aIaNa.s, IL.

W1a b. F. ULMAN,
SESSEadass IMPORTER DEaLERIN
@ssssssas BRANDIES, VINES, &C., &c,
Nos, aud NoRTgGAY STREET,
kee9s constantly in and United States Bonded Ware
house,
C0GNAC BRANDIES:
Hannesey, Pnet Castill0n. Vine Growers Emitted Vine
yard Proprietor, London Dock, &c.
ROCHELLE AND BORDEAUX BRAEDIES.
S5ignette, Peilevosin Camus Rasteau, United Propre-
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"a VINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
tfFsWIi56s BLACK TEAS, &c.
NA224 p TIERNAN L son,
Offer for sale the following articles, Of their own
importation, psruculary for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherres, in wood and in glass
PORT W1NES-Sandenan's competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass. ~
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira
in wood and in glass also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WlNES-Ja harnesherger, Steinberger, Marco
brnnner Cabinet Lisb frau mch, Bronneberg of 1876.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandons finest In
quarts and pints. ' 80
BRANDiES-Otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandies. 49, $500
RUAS-Od and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and
from the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-fhe best quality-Tiernan brand--and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests Of the finest S0UCHONG TEA. au23T
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NTORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
NOeEo. WARNER, l62 8. Eutaw street. au2l-f
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SbigyiNa.

Xii FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin
ssTTSS L. TILLEY, B. Corning master, now loading at
Commercial wharf, will have dispach Tor freight apply
ia23tf ~ rS,ySIJSs 49,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02

i l. The executive power shah be vested In aPresi-
the Confederate States Of America. He and the
wee PRESIDENT shall hold sheir offices for the term of
SIX years. but the President shall be reeligibe-
me fr' sident and Vice President shall be elected
follows: s1 ss5zs5E sszaga asisslss7 -s911I 20.
Each Ssate shall appoint, In such manner as the
legislature thereof may direct a number OF electors
equal TO the whole number Of Senators and Represen
tauves 70 which The State be emitted in the Con-
grees; but no Senator Representatives. or person
noid1ng an oice OF trust profit nder tie Cenfeder
ate states shall be appointed an elector. - -.
the electors shall meet in their respective States
and vote BY ballot for President and Vice President
one Of whom at least, shall not be inhsbitaat OF
the same state with themselves they shall name. in
Their ballots the person voted or Paesident and In
distinct ballots the person voted for President
and they shall make distinct lists OF ali pereons voted
for a. President and Of al persons voted for Vice.
President and Of the number OF votes for each which
list they shall sign and certify, and transmIt sealed
70 the government of the oonederate States directed
Senate SHALL in the presence Of the Senate and House
Of Representatives open all the certificates and the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02

10. EDWARDS. F. B. HARRIS, E. P EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, HARRIS GCO
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerson & Co.,
Wholesale GrOcers.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Brandies, Wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, &C., &C.
CORNER CHURoH AND COLLEGE STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn,
WE ARE N RECEIPT OF ALARGEAN WELL
&c, comprised in part as follows, to which we re-
speetfully invite the attention of the Trade.
SUGAR, MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.
IS hhds Louisiana Sugar; so bbls Lovering's pow
80 bbls Coffee; 20 boxes Loaf Sugar;
100 bbls Plantation Molas- so half bbls Refined Mo-
100 half bbh Plantation 80 packages St. Louise
so bbis Refned Molasses; SO pks New Orleans Col
so bbls Loyerings d B den Syrup;
Crushed Sugar; coRRFK
100 bags Baltimore Bio so bags Old Col Java COf-
Coffee; fee;
100 bags New Orleans Rio so bags Laguira Coffee;
WHISKY.
100 bbls Recthed Whisky; SO bbls Robertson county
lOo iOo Ksnn Bhi's 50 Sdssk Sbls Smiths Old Re-
100 packages Old Rye Whis : serve Whisky;
ky; puncheOns of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIEs, WINES. &C.
10 quarter casks A seig- 10 casks Madeira Wine;
nette's Branky' 10 10 :. pal pale She Sherry Wine
Duprey & Co.'S Brandy. q Sweet Malaga :.
20 qr casks Rochelle Bran 10 " Dry
dy; 90 pks Ginger VINE;
Pro baok Chan a
prietor's Brandy; % boxes Ciaret;
100 pks American brandy; rs pks Lemon Cordial;
100 q Ginger 25 &c Mint "
80 Cherry so boxes Bitters;
20 Blackberry 25 pks Holland Gm
25 90 Raspberry &C 10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TObacco-various brands;
25 kegs A Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
$4,000 Superior Havana Cigars-yarous brands,
100000 % German Is
so 900 " Domestic " a
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes Star Candles so boxes stearine Candles
15O Or +" l5O boxes cap, various
kind
FLOUR. -
100 bbls extra Family Flour
100 Superfne : .--
log bags Pennsylvania Buekwheat Flour "a
sUNDRIEs.
1000 sacks fine anpe oarse rs chests Green and
Salt; Black Teas;
500 bbls Kanawha Salt; 100 dozen Buckets; q
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes, 90 nest Tubs;
500 boxes Glass Ware; % sacks ) Almonds;
900 Reels Cotton Rope so bbs Pecans and Fill
loo casks Soda; berts;
1000 pounds Bar Lead, 10 bbls English Halnuts;
900 bags Shot assorted 100 dozen Broom; r--.
sizes: 100 doz Zinc Wash Boards.
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oys- 500 Wrapping Pa
tiers; per;
25 cases Sardnes \ and 90 bags Pepper; t-i
= boxes. 25 % Allspice;
0f3xs Lemon Syrup. so bxs Ground Mustard
I5D I1ks Raisins: so 90 Fire Cracker
100 % MackereI so bbls Cider Vinegar:
Sc bbIs Xxx Ale; l-r--s-
With variety OF other articles. -
Ian1I-tf EDWARDS, HARRIS & co.
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Publis hing Hous e.
NEW BOOKS. S

CANoNBURY HOUSE, by G. ". N. REYNOLDS, price 50
ADA ARUNDEL, :" ~ Z" = %
OLIVIA, the Maid of Honor, %
CHARLEY F0X'S Ethiopian Song Book. .......- t13
GEORGE CHRISTY'S Joke Book, No g.. ....... -
THE PATRIOT CRUISER, by Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.... Is
THE MANAGES SECRET 81 -. rs
THE MAID OF THE RANCFE, by DR.. J. H. Robinson 20
Sent free Of postage ON receipt Of price.
- FREDERIC A BRADY, Is -
No. I26 Nassau street, New York.
Agents wanted :, aug3-tEw
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2 7ssma NEW YORK sea
KERO ROSENE OIL CO. O. q
Ar PRICES TO COMMAND FIE MaREEr Sle
KEROSENE uLUMINATING on. faa.
= PARAFFNE ILLUNINATTN0 oYI. - .
PETROLEUM ILLUMINATED or.
MACHINERY OILS.
z o. bsssRa7l pG.pfyrs esq Efe = sYod
.COzZENS { CO.. SO Water ST.,
aprz-sm - a.' ss,s - NEW YORK. =
DR.. G. B. Bonds French Pre-,
s s - a VentiVeSs issassss.;os ..n

tHE article enables those whose health or carcrn =
Il .stsnces do not permit an increase Of family, 70
regulate OF limit The number Of their cspring without
preventive against Pregnancy and Disease Tho aboys
Etiele can be sent 70 part of TIE United satee
Canada, two for 81 or IS per dozen. ~. - -
a DIR g. W. B0NDsS SPISzSH EKxzLE x0EzH-
LH PILLS-Theee Pills the ouly medicine married
single ladies rely upon With safety and Certainty
for the immediate removal Of obstruetons ifrexuar8
ties, sc, Th<y akos<Id Bof Be used dsxin1 frvnons
Price 81 per box-esch bog contains q Pis. Henf 81
indi = - E y atefst el zt.ty 81 H7ts
Ths Doctor be consulted al diseases Of . prl-
rate nzture. Sseztsfc heatnes<, qsiok esrs aad
GEORGE r BoNB, u D, oaoe cornsr Of crsna aad
Orchard sszeets tks kkps 1svs Enerancs No Gs,
Orchard street, Hsw York. kstablshed u 1soos
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

AT PIEASCRE
One so,1are one year s3O-each additional square 81
Written notice must be given to take out and ST p
Advertisements OF yearly advertisers before the year
expires, otherwise shall charge till done
10 contract of yearly advertisements viii be dscon
tmued without previous notice TO US, nor VIII any
charge be made for less than one year al the yearly
rates +r-
81 Advertisers exceeding the space con-
tracted for will be charged for the excess. "a
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Through Trains leave Cincinnati as fellows


Gal 5 A. M. EXPRESS From Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Depot, connects via Toledo De,
troit and Canada. -
5:oO A. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS
from From Little Miami Depot, connects via. Columbus,
Inc and Pittsburg; via Columbus SteubensyfIle and
Pittsburg; via Columbus, Bell ir and Benwood.
9:25 A. m. EXPRESS MAIL From Little
Pittsburg; via Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg;
and via Columbus, Cleveland, Dunk. X and Rufialo
5:45 p. MI. EXPRESS prom Cincinnati.
aamiton and Dayton Depot, CONNECTS via Teledo,
10 p. VA. NIGHT RxrRESS From
Cmcinnat Hami ton and Dnyton Depot connects via
Columbus Steubensyille and Pttsburg; via. Columbus
kirk and Buffalo; via Columbus Beliar and Benwood
and via Columbus, Belliar and Pittsburg;
Modern sleeping ars on this Train.
Passengers or Lake. Steamers, viii take the
morning Train.
The 5:45 p. m. Express Saturdays for Toledo
The Night Express runs Daily, Saturdays excepted.
All other Trains run Daily, Sundays excepted. 6 se,
Trains run by COLUMBUS TIME, which is Nnutee
faster than CINCINNATI TINE
Baggage Checked Through TO
all Eastern Cities.
A9r Passengers should bear in mind that the .CIN-
CINNATI'' is the OLD and FAY0RITE ROUTE Con
nections are made promptly the Roads thoroughly
RAIIASTED, and AL modern improvements adop.ed-
insuring SPIKED sAFoKT and SAFETY. ---s-af1'
THROUGH TICKETS
Are sold at all the PRINCIPLE RAILROAD TICKET
OFFICES in the WEST and SOUTH. Ask fog Tickets
, p W. sTRADER, General Ticket Agent, Cin,i =
Z
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FASTEST LINE EAST!
., Cincinnati.
G o III N NCING APRIL l4th, 1861.
Little Miami and Columbus and.
xenia and ai Es -
CN'TI, HAMILTON & DAYTON
1851. ~ 1851.
RAILROAD!

agca From CINCINNATI 7a- sE
Boston IN Sz< hours New York In 81 hours
ssnlade4pala IN z! hours Baltimore in 20 hours
Saratoga Springs in Is q hrs. Albany in 25X hours q
6unaio ID 10Y hours Dunkirk in Ia hours
S.sVelaha IN % nours P1ttsburg in 13 u hours
mneeana u iiH nours Sseubensyillei in IL hours
SSrestine ID nours Zanesvile in hours
oanossKy In sh hours Toleda In OK hours
Detroit IN 12k hours
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22
Choice of the People Of the Con
federate States.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON. DAVIS.
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR VICE.PRESIDENT,
A. II. STEPHE vs.,
OF GEORGIA.
Electors.

For State at Large.
Charles Derbigny, Of Orleans.
Albert G.. Garter, of East Feliciana.
Alternatcs.
James G. Campbell, Of Natchitoches,
q. L. Fuselier, of St. Mary.
Frst District.
Donation Augustin, Of Orleans.
Francois Gardere, Of Orleans, Alter
nate.
Second District.
James =. Freret, of Orleans.
J. c.. Kicks, Of Orleans, Alternate.
Third District.
Edward Dutiiel, of Ascension.
Louis Bush, of Lafourche, Alternate.
=. Fouyth District.
VIM. II. Barrow, Of West Feliciana.
Cyprien Dupre, St. Landry, Alternate
FIFTH District. -.
Bartholomew Egan, ST., of Bienville.
Robert Hod ges. Of Bossier, Alternate.
SlatA District.
81. Chambliss, Of Carroll.
Grin Mayo, of Catahoula, Alternate.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22

TTAo can beat 1t We received
from Mr.. William Ashlin, the largest
apple that we ever remember having
seen-and we have seen monsters
the apple III question measured ff-
teen inches in circumference, and
weighed one pound and half, 1t
was raised in this parisl, on the plan
tation of the gentleman named Mr.
\. has our thanks. Tor the same, and
it h@or any one else has any more
fruit OF vegetable curiosities we will
be pleased to notice them. If any
of our planters think that they can
beat the Aslrlin apple, let them try it,
IN this or any other parish.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22
ExtEacts from = Private Letter.

Through the politeness of our
friend, II. p. Hyams, Esq, we make
the following extracts from letter
received from "a member of the Shreye
port Rebels:
COLUMBUS, KY, Oct. II, 1861
will give you some news, a part
of which I witnessed. Quite spir-
tied engagement took place here on
the sth inst. between our batteries
and some more Of the enemy's water
hounds. The a No. l fast packet
Grampus Confederate came down
the river in double quick, giving in
formation that they (the waterhounds)
were approaching the Notifications.
Everything was gotten ready and in
trim, ial order to give them a warm
reception, which, when they made
their appearance, was executed in the
most elegant style possible. Two of
the enemy's shells were thrown i'm
mediatelt into our camp, but neither
did the work they Were intended for,
ONE did not even burst, it was a sixty
feur FOUNDER. After fighting hard
for one hour, we forced the enemy to
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22

I Postmaster-General Reagan issued
a proclamation requiring all persons
having claims for postal service to
present said claims to the Auditor of
the Treasury for the Post Office De-
partment for examination on or before
the l3t!,,day of March, 1862, in order
that he may make, out a.report to
Congress of the amount thereof, as
required by law.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22
Recruiting Notice.

II is proposed by the friends Of Capt. Sam.
G. Head, 70 raise company for him In
this and adjoining parishes. All who arc
desirous Of uniting their fortunes with him
for their Commander, will report themselves
at the Confederation in the city of Shreve-
port, where their names will be received and
particulars of the service given.
Recruiting officers will soon be established
by the undersigned at other eligible points
which " 5 viii be given s thronsh n % the papers .0 o
Uniforms will be furnished; those who
first report themselves will, Of course, be
the first supplied.
H. A. DREW.
oct3tf TOM. Il. BEALE
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22

Dauis uud iStepAems.-One paper
has objected to the election of Steph-
ems to the Vice Presidency. Butwe
are glad to see that the objection is
universally reprobated by the press.
We do not wish to meddle in politics,
but we cannot refrain just now from
saying that it is no time to change
good officers in the teeth of battle
we have full confidence in Davis for
President. and Stephens for Vice
Preident; they have both acted nobly
so far; let them be elected by a una
nimous vote. We are in the very
beginning Of great struggle and it
is no time to squabble over civil Offices
now so worthily tilled.-Nasarilhe
Banner Of Peace.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22


We publish elsewhere an article
from an extra of the Southwest News
published in Carthage, Mo-, to-mor-
row we will publish other interesting
particulars from the same source
Our friend Capt. j.. B. Gilmore, Of
the Shreveport Rangers. at Camp
jackson, forwarded us the Extra, he
reports considerable sickness in the
Regiment to which he is attached
sd Louisiana, McCulloch's Division
some cases Of Typhoid fever. We
are sorry to hear that the Captain,
himself, is. also unwell..
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22
Election Tickets.

AS tire time for the election of CITY
land parish officers is not far hence,
retrospective candidates should have
their tickets printed, so as to enable
them Ito distribute tAem among. their
friends. The "News" office has all
facilities for printing tickets with dis
patch, on. the, most reasonable terms.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22

Capt: Winnans and his company
left our city last Sunday evening on
the Oscar J. Wells. They numbered
about sixty. May the Almighty
guide and protect them in the good
cause they have enlisted.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22

.:bout Nee" We intend ito return
the shsl at the frst opportunity.
We expect to have little charge
of mnsketry soon. as information has
just been received that five barges are
around tbe point. on the Missouri
side, landing troops. If such is the
case let them look out, for A. S. john
son is not far behind, and when he
gives the command "charge." but
few will be left to tell the bloody tale.
A base creature in the shape of a
woman was arrested yesterday while
driving through the streets at $40
speed, she was steering for Cairo. and
nothing more or less was found upon
her, than a very poor plan of the for
|tifications which have been erected
there. @ . ...,.
A Lieutenant of one Of our cavalry
companies was killed yesterday
whilst on scouting expedition.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22

,.The Richmond correspondent of
Charleston Courier says, the wei!
known Professor Dimitry late United
States Minister to Nicaragua, has
been appointed by Postmaster Gene
raj Reagan to- Il $1,000 clerkship in
the contract bureau
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22

- WY 10y - ASe
The federals having failed in nea,
every attempt to raise recruits since
the Manassas and other engagements
have been sorely perplexed, and the
absurd falsities that are connived by
the scheming "skunks," and publish.
ed in the different abolition sheets
are really amusing to the observer
IF one thing won't do, another will
and basing their actions on this say
ing, they 60 ahead after the manner o1
a blind man; they feel about then
with trembling nerves, and when AZ
object is encountered, they know moi
what it is, and fear it may prove. un
surmountable.
The following specimen is one ot
the last efforts, and we have many
doubts as to the success Of the ruse
on the contrary, we think it will have
"a tendency of hurting instead Of do.
ing good. Truth will ont, as they
will find to their sorrow, and so soor
as the truth becomes known, instead
Of getting recruits, they will find thei,
loyal subjects deserting at every op
'portunity which presents ITSELF.
The following appeared in the
Louisville Bulletin of the 9th inst :.
The Occupation Of Neac Orleans.-
We have heard vague rumors fo1
days, that New Orleans had
been occupied by the federal troops
Intelligence was received in this city
last evening, by way of Nashville,
which leads to believe that the ru-
NOR has its foundation in fact. One
report, in which we place confidence,
says that the federal forces took pos
session of the city on the 5th instant
without firing gun. 1t is said that
the feet, after the desertion of Ship
Island by the rebels, passed Missis-
sippi city, Biloxi, and Pass Christian,
which We're evacuated, and made an
easy conquest of the city. 1t was
found that the incomplete fortifica-
tions at Bay St. Louis had been
abandoned by the rebels, and that
the city surrendered OH the 5th inst :,
in compliance with the formal de-
mand Of the commander Of the fed
eral forces.
The above statement is the sub
stance of a dispatch said 10 have
been published in the Nash Vile pa
.pers of the 9th inst.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22

The steamer Era No. 6 arrived at
our levee on Sunday, and took her
departure for New Orleans. last even
ing.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22
Confederation Restaurant.

f. (Formeriv Gaiety.)
- AdjoiningMe Confederot'"/
CoBec Zousc. iHrcrepo21, La.
VINHlS we'll Lnown and popular rS-
tablishme..t has been removed H.
abov ., and is open for the, acc"mm"-
dation of the public. There will 'r
found the best ef game. fish, oysters.
and everything that the Shreveport
and New Orleans markets aitord.--
Meals furnished at all hours lay "r
night. Families and parties will
nave their orders promptly attr,'d""
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Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-22

We are authorized to announce
Prof. W. H. n. MAGRJDER. "t'
Baton Rouge, as candidate tor the
office Of Superintendent OF Public
Education.