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Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25
Restaurants.

.A..rs.sa1a.
7gNHE undersigned would resprct-
4 full inform tie cltizen@ot 7A:"Ve,
port and vicinity, that he has opened
n RESTtURINJ' on Texas street
near Market, where he is prepared al
al! times to satisfy his friends and
customers, from clock. a. NJ. untl
il. Z. NJ, witt, warm OF cold meals
@To Boarders by til. month a
eek. 4 liberal deduction viii b"naGc
vlnJi 6m ). y. j fiiLl.'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

We are authorized % anno''oc'
PETER II. CROKER, as q c:.i:-
d;date for the office Of Assessor, .
the ensuing election, in NoFcmH''
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

The Richmond Dispatch, referring
% the various productions OF the Ola
Dominion admits that she Is some
times great in the production OF ras-
eal.s and traitors, Rs well as heroes
statesmen, and patriots; and ADDS
the only failure Virginia has even
made was the production of 'l1ntefo
.>,,otti This is candid admission
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

TelegrapLic communication from
Louisville, has been stopped. Anoth-
er Of Abe's wise doings.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

The Branch of the Citizens bank
i, this city, publishes a notice to the
,.,iect that Treasury notes will be re-
scived at it's counter at par. This Is
Z, i, should be- and will f"v"fs the
public.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

FDMON STON'S BATTALION
COMPANIES will receive 'ne!r
arms and equipments, ready tor Mu"-
ter, at Headquarters, "6 Natchcz
street. Reference L. 81 Il. Jacobs.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

we ar. authorised 20 annou>r'''
II. Z. J. ALSYDN, - Il cands92 "
for the ctfice Of Sheriff. al t:'o ti$u-
ing election. pS,'N'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25
Particular Attention.

Items or advertisements intended
for the Daily Nefr@, must be handed
in prior to four o'clock, ?. Il. other
wise they will not appear inour issue
If the following morning.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

We axe authorised TO "n,.oEa>es.,
II II. PITTS. as candidate 1or "a
,,,.c, ;on. for tn, office OF REIGN.|t'..
Election on the first Monday IN ~.
v.mber.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25

We had The pleasure OF visit yes
tcrdav, from Capt: Hayrie Duke, OF
the jefferson Guards. The Captain
has been endeavoring TO get NOR" re
crui.s for his company. now IN Nlr-
oinia, be succeeded in getting some fiji
teen or twenty. We were pleased ia
learn from him that he had made ar
rancements to reissue his paper, the
.Jetfersonian, during his absence.
From Peusacola-A letter pub
lished in the Mobile Advertiser, bear
ING date Of 18th instant, and written
at Pensacola, says:
The weather the past two days has
! been insufterahiv Y warm. Those post
ed in such matters think a storm thu
sequence.
Yesterday afternoon the trigate
: which I mentioned as having arriH e'
the night previous, landed quite
number of soldiers or marines on tn
Island. This morning both her an
the Colorado left their anchorage
I Whittier gone we can only conjecture
i. Pensacola, like other, places, ma
its rn,nors. The most prominent on
( is, that old Brown waited ON Ge7
O. Bragg, this morning, through whit
flag. Informing him that if operatiol
: ON the steamer Fulton, now at Il
$ navy ward, were continued, he won
e omen fire. Ru1nor does not tell u
however. Gen. Bragg, reply.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-25
chBD9DAT.ggl5:>,

WE are authorize: 20 %hno"1''"
GEORGE II. CHlLITRs>, !"r ~"
LOWER BRANCH uF THE bEG}.> -
TURE, for thi, Parish. ;i1H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-01
TEIE<zR.AFEI1GJ-
THE Rxc11r AFFAIR A. koH1x1.
The Defeat sf the Csnfeleratcs-~Ovsr.
whelmiRg Federal Fsrce-Didscuity u
Being Reinforced, &c.

LYycHprsa. Oct 3ist.-Tha editor Of the
Lgnchhurg RsaALisaas has just received -
litter from g. member OF Col. nc Donald
cavalry fully confirming tbs defeat Of the
Confeaeratee at Homney. II
Our forces were attacked in two directors
b. en- overwhelming fore OF FederaIs, and
AFTER a fight of two hours were forced 10 make
precfritste retreat leaving behind baggage
of every description, com ~ fssary and quar-
ternasaer'a stores and papers, and three pieces
of cannon.
Our whole force WIS betvreen five hundred
aud SIX hrn red. Two hundred and fifty we're
cavalry and the balance militia.
The enemy had 1000 men, and their cavalry
eqaalIed cur whole force. II was impossible
for US 10 get reiuforcements fro,n any point,
as Cur men everywhere were fighting more
than ten times their nuIaber. Il is impossi-
bic to arrive at our loss, but many are miss
ing, and it is believed considerable por-
tien were killed, wounded. aud taken pri-
sonerS.
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From Gen. Floyd s Command.

LIECHBrka, Oct. Sl.--Ih9 editor OF the
Lyuchbnrg Rtp4J}icaa has just conyeTsed Viii
one CT Gen. Fioyd's staff, dir. city from his
eaxnp, and learned from him thaton Monday.
the 2ist, portion OF Fioyd's command at
tackled the Federals 81 s. ford near Cotton
hin, repuising them with 2 loss OF twenty
three killed and many wounded. Tie loss ON
cur side was one killed and few wounded
Our forces and the. eueiny were in the sound
OF each others drums, and sharp skirrniehipg
occurred every day. Gen. Floyd was we'll
posted on and near Cotton Hill, bat having to
guard five important ferries his forces were
100 much divided 10 make an effective attack
on the enemy.
The rumor of an important battle having
been fought recently between Floyd and Ro-
sencranZ is believed TO be unfoun6ed.
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THE SAFE ARRIVAL OF OUR MINIS
TEkS AT HAVANA.
Enthusiastic Reception = Presentation Of
klsgs to the Steamer and to Hampton s
Lsg4ou-Ila Return CT the 1hsodofa, &c.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 3I.--1he Charleston Merctrc
Of this morning. furnishes an interesting ae-
count Of the departure of the Ministers OF the
Confederate States from that port, aud the
re luru of the steamer Theodora. the parry,
consisting of Hon. J. NJ Mason, Minister
20 England Hon. John Slidall, Minis
ter 10 France Mr.. McFarland, Srcre-
tary of Legation to Mr.. Mason; Mir. Eustis,
Secretary OF Legation 10 Mr.. SiideIl: s.rs,
S.iGetI and two daughters, mrs. Eusiis
daughter of Dir. Corcoran, the well klo wn
banker Of Washing On, who is now in Fort
Lafayette, Colonel Lamsr, and others, lstt
Charleston on lhs l1lh inst. They arrived a.
M ssau that night, at Carslenas on the 10th,
and Havana on the lTth, where they were en.
Enthusiastically received. The Ladies' OF II Yana
presented 10 the steamer 1ag. AID the ladies
OF G1ata1Zis senta Tag 10 Ham pLon's Leg ion.
The Theodora returned TO the Confeder dcy
With a valuable cargo. She reports tha. tbs
steamer keystone State had captured and
gone 70 New York with southern steamer
loaded with arms aud Ammunition.
Ce,,t. 6. ]. short. Of tae Beitish Navy, has
resigned his commission, anu arrived liz Sl-
sannah, and has rendered his services 10 the
Confederate Government.
SEVERAL South CaroiiniIas, lately arrived
from Earope, repor. thar the feeling in Eng
land aud France is vrt.rIninc ny In fAyor of
taa South.
A valuable cargo ~. coffee, 'auam uniticn
saltpetre. su lphur, aud small arms, has re-
Gently arrived at Confsde ratio port.
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RoMNOFgroLK.
TIE Fsd9as Eess--A g,ls sksaes--7ze Haa,Au
b.. ID.



NoRrolx, Oct, 80, 1851.
Nothing has been heard mere asont the
YANKEE fleet since liz .eparturs yesterday
morning from Hampton Rcads. Notwiih.
standsaK the iniguitous ana plTasisaI intsh-
tion of the ex peaIlion. there wa2 something
slaenaii hi the appearances OF the hset as IL
Ieatsad eat of the ru1hs'esd sad moved on III
regular eitler between the capss OF VIZ
Elais. and cut 10 sea. Ine Msgship Mahhe-
sofa toak .she lead; nPas followed the stsaiii
gGn BEATS and lastly the transports There
were doubtless large numbers q! troops on
board scrri- of the vpsssls, and the espeaition
has evidently been fltted out WITH mo oesign
of attacking 10 me 4n5pcT' AMI Iftflt on Lac
eosst-~possioiy several places.
This tx peGt tion is, perhaps tie most eyten
sIve in which any people Oh this Continent
ever engaged. The IarseT rori.pn Of tae yes-
sells were fitted out in EeW York, while much
WAS done toward the comp.e.ico OF the flee .
~ Philadelphia. Bosto0, and ether cities
Merchants AZ tbs North, who have been made
rich by the South, offered their vessels to the
Lincoln Government, TO be uSod IN AN st.
tempt TO ruin the South. Large steamer,
owned principally by Yankees, and which
had been employed for years Ia brirgirg
Northera 30, DIS Of almost every kiho, which
were freely bought at full prices by the peo-l
pic of the south, have haen chartered and
loaded with slorss and munitions of war 10
asslsl in ''crushing cnt" those who have not
only contributed vastly 10 the building of the
q ties OF the North but v 40 Rave faruIoEed
the materials TOR their manufactures, which
have given employment 10 hundreds OF thou
sands of MEN and women in Taukes land.
The exploits CT this great feet = VIII no
doubt be similar to those that ave already
taken place on land and w ter by ms hopeful,
uii tted, Dragging Nortaerners, who make ii
great fuss uutii the iisht commences, ana then
hey become panic-stItczen, and ~ frcrn The
scene Of danger as preeipitateiv Us though some
terrible volcano aati threatened 10 ensci
them ben eatu lis eca3hiag free.
On Saturday night hast he brig 9eraphine,
Capt. Graham, Ok Is Iilmere, from k.o de-
J ant iro, and bound TO Biltitaore with a cargo
Of Golfer. I.ent shore IN Eurrituck beach -
The Captain andrew got safely ashore, aud
the greater part o. the cargo Il been saved
in good order. / lPara thpt the Coafederate
Government has sent down an officer TO axe
cAaTge II the coffee.
After several days OF wiatry weather, the
temperature IS getting warm again, the wind
blowing gently from Southwest.
brmy rnatL'Ts are quiet. There ara some
rumoiS that require confirmation and need
no. ,yyDFat tn, III here
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GhitrnrY.


Died. stths Aiabana hospital IN Rsehp.oua, Va !,
al 3 oc4cck, r. NJ. on the a Oe..ber. JOHN II
KEITH. vi LisntopRnt sam Csdter EineEs'
Alabama volunteers, agsd u, ysss.
L;eatansnt Kiln WAS iens = iaelnbsr. Of .ns.
HotIe Rifles, Capt. W oiru.f ard kgt ssos, d
with that company for sbs sect Of wsr, or tts sft
OF April izss, and slss bse1 stationed csgr Norfolk
up 10 The sisso he svas . ed Lieutsr@H IN Ita
:" sam Cooper Rifes." He hsd just come IN -
take. hts petition ta the company whsn hs WIS.,
seized wish the sy phoid Ssyer. He .as removed
from the eagaa TO sbe hospital, whsrsh he Tecs.vsd
.verg comfort end attention Kind fsitnfs apd Il
Wa r'ful ply sician onid afford bin but, alas ali
-. asst. iets x. was msn Of reserved
habits, very mi end soti ing ia tFs Sisposticn.
but much beluvee b. III who knew him ins
ma,eiY, for bis warm an afect;onate Ba IRE. Hs
was pc sessed OF an exce'ien. mind, which was
richl stored with tho H:eratars Of thu da@. in
his death bls company hes lost g cd and .ffit
osfca r. ssciety worthy member, spl bis sticted
family d. voted son ard ioN iny brother To tbs
bereaved pareDss who Fave had 40 many d Tnestic
affections there Is earthly consolation that va
"aa give them. The Il ord gave and the Lard
hsth taken away, blessed be tbs OF tbs ITrs."
-
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FROti aE .TUChY.
Gen. xolticofsrr's Return TO Cumberland
Eork-Co.lisiOn at Knoxville, &c.

RSoE7IILE, Oct. 30---T he Regia.c~, cf yester-
dag. saga that The only INF 'rmation we have
received of General ZoIlico1fer's eolnmand,
il. that he has returned to Cumberland
Fork, ana that the LincolRites GA this size OF
Rock Castle had received large reinforce
melts.
Reinforcer, ents are expected for Gen. Zoi-
liccfar ia Il few days, 9TH from the East III q
West.
= collision occurred IN Knoxville or Non
day last, betwe sever ! Union men and
raapy Of the 18th Alabama Regiment. Two OF
the soldiers were badly hurt. One of them is
now III dying condition. The Union men
escaped,
NA.HvILtE, Oct. 30.-~It IS reported from
Bowling q reen to-day that .he Feaecals had
crcssed Greer river al GreensSurg and BIcr.
g&n1cwa.
II. q. SooyilI 1ss arrested here to day on
the charge Of encouraging insurrection and
rebellion. b.. r.
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Transportation q Goods invite 1t
tentlon 10 the advertisements OF Mr. G. s. Eny-
land, who has made great p~caniary aud per
soiiai sacrifices in hls efforts 10 forward pack
ages oi ciothlng 10 the soldiers lie informs
uS Ihat tue State of Alabama has 40 " in Rich.
lnoud, OF within two hundred miles. enoup 4
"ioLning to furnish al her soldiers for The nsAt
TWO years.
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Military RoGa,--'the importance Of con.
nsctIag cur circle of local ;ortiAcations by =
Iood '"Hd mast be obvious 10 every me. We
s;re informed by men OF practical kI0 :. ledge
;hAt e'lca highway may be easily construct.
cd, s!nre the top 'Hraphy OF the country is
alghis favorable, Ihe expense Of the WORK
.f0ul,' DO trivial in comparison with ia al.
van ~, = ans We SEQ 10 reason why il chou d
uot BE commenced and com !eted before the
contiL- iss 81 winter render il impractical
ne. Considering itaTiie trom uilitery point
+ view. wherein ii IA chiefly iupurt,.n tie
read would infn ah sn excellent i0ute Tor AL
.it"' moons dive. ia which some fortunals
so1pi1 are want 10 iadulse ana might be " /
'ng 10 aay Tor the privilege of 5ioing over it.
at al events, if there were sush = road. is
Usefulness would be demonstrated in NOR
ia than one 9 therefore at the aux.es
tiOa Of others, iuvjts The attention of the al
thoIii.es 10 ne SUBJECT, snd suggests the pro.
Prety OF putting The Yankee prisoners 10
work on The proposed pike
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{. ). District C0Qrt.---ln the case OF the
Confederate State cs. John IL. Giimer, Ia sum
mons L, answer iaterrosat ories,j d DEMURRER
Was hled yesterday. AN order for the sale OF
PROPERTY Was entered ia the ease of the Con.
federate States as. ttichtrdson & Co.
a Judeon Casiie yesterday qualified 10 prac-
tice law il tl.ip Court,
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Curtis Fscs-Ibis f4yprite steamer, com.
manled by Capt. John Ii. Freeman having
been withdrawn for few days for repairs
has resumed her daily trips on James River
leaving Richmond, every Monday, WTednes
day, aud Friday. at G.. o dock A. III, for Rock
Wharf aud Intermediate landings. Paseen-
gers and inis Il pleasant route, and the excel
lent fare is not among The least of tho a,trac-
tiUus
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4syriral q Prisoners-The Central erain
brought down eight Federal prisoners yester.
day aIterhoon-four OF them from Leesburq
and four from Fairfax. We understand th:li
there il a considerable number Of wounded
Yankee at LeeSburg, who receive kind AZ.
tentions from the inhabitants which they re-.
eiprocate by d display OF Impotence when
ever opportunity Offers.
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Wortlless Paper.-We Ltely cautioned the
pubAc az. insi eoun effeit Lote, pa, porliux
80 dave been issued by The bank OF W nitfelu,
Dal,on. Gsorsl, A ) insheru con emporai y.
80 icing The tact, says thaa- the c,ua.erfeit ,s
rs good az the gen iie. Thru, we eau only
shy, lea, ell help laose who isnogan.ly or il.
uocent.y receive ils W aitHeii liutes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-01

Remarfo6le D;sco1erg--I workmen en-.
gagged upon the forti6eatious near Bhtkey 5
pond, made curious discovery on Wednes
day. u bite at work below the surface OF the
ground, they excavated d cannon, q cannon
bali, and some other warike articles. The
wonder is, how these things got there Per.
h&ps some old citizen can inform Us whether
there wasa fort or a camp in that locality in
ancient tiines.
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Death Of Capt. William III. Cock.

LYStHBUEa, Oct. 3l.--Inteiligence has been
received here OF the death of Capt Vim. Il. .
Cook, of Wythe county. lie died near Green-
brier bridge few days ago, of typhoid fever.
He belonged 10 Floyd's brigade, and com
mapded j company OF Wythe volunteers -
he was also member elect OF the Virginia
Legislature, and extensively and favorably
kuoign
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icascat'tR "A lady, hose name we under
stood I" De airs Moran, residing GA shoekof,
I'LL, yesterday morning sent small boy %
carry a d-zen shirts, which she had just coII-
plated, To a clothing house ia his city, but tie
lad was stopped GA il,e way by Ia negro man
who robbed bitn OF the parcel and made his
escape. "A proceeding Of thjs eort ia TOO our
i;ige0rs Sc be tolerated and if the police are
iticky enough 70 catch the thief, we hope the
punishment will be severe enough 70 nuke
nim remember it.
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HokRfr MrapeR "A correspondent of u, =
Atlantis saa.) ssaaaarx Cosfsaeyssev, writ,,g
naess Gaze al !. Canansnnxgne. Ala. Uc,ebsr
n, ecsasa ieatss thr following paY,icaisrs
VI amurdss which occurred recently at that
places
-. l.. - lsazsmsn who lived near this
piaee was erG-iiy 10 HrSsrrd on freed las 3
by two u his OWE negroes The two NJ rross
han run awHy ah0nI a week previous. and on
their return, the DIR. took thesn--hts oyarsre
eetnG rbseat 40 tbs BLACKSMITH shop 10 cor
back 70 the 0tt.r, he was struck On ne hark
VI tbs b go, either witk sIeAge hammer 81
1thet pfees Of iron, sfractariug he 0eeipital
espaosa ~ hey sWha billed aim AAs Secaped,
hs ~ y he1os ehssbs ~ tt1alpe WIS ~
fn11fTsh
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Morc Prisoner Sent .SoaA.--Another PARTY
of Hu Runners, numbering $50, were msrci-
.-iu up M"ia street from Tie prisons ve-'e1 d ~
theslJ,tH, md zen South by ~ay OF P-rerc.
,ufg. t'e's de>liIas'on is C9uubir, c.
lney were guarded ''y IS men IF the Charlotte
Inc appear, nve If TIE Prisoners in puhlic oc,
rfs'"ned little Sc aisii u. rs rGr people have
oauuius arcu -toiAei 10 such scel;,.t. Some w
I The men "sga ~I.ayr5 hats or a4oes, thonei
luaI nity q taen l.oset s.s well ~ could
be espec I'd after "a confinement Of two g,
three ilon - Their departure wac ', ~ qu:el
.ud the sins'tl crowd al the q. pot let THEM 20
Without urnly any ds' {siyc remarks il their
lealih4. We nope tie an h1Ii les will 10 t.e
~peedy arra.l4smcn r 20 seod Oil unothey Vs,l.r
j1f tifers III more III The I.ieh,nord ,.i.o,>
tbaa the putlic good requires
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Observation-Disclosures Edward Carter. con.
vicfed of forgery, having failed to get u new
triad VI his ealse, was yesterday consigned 10
the PeniteutLaIy for ,srm OF four years The
prisoner 10 II young man, aad bis present luis
fortune IL tbs resul. vi evil associations
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OM wednesday,, Dot 31ln. ~ 20 inmates past 3
osaeek. xs tle pesadsncA n her saninas, On fisss
sse9 b4iwAe q. al apd byrd, Mrs. MARY BAR
KIN, III ths I'D year Il hes axo
Her funeral vii tahe place at 10 ce.neh thts
naDrninx frem the nf0vs rsaes Her rsss.iyes ~ 4
friends are respectfully invited 70 attend.
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Chapauia Appofated-Tne Rev. John C,
McCate, ID. u I, bias been appointed Chaplain
q tbs military posts in and about the city OF
kicbfaond
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Home Ariiasry.--This battalion viii bs mus.
tered into servico to-day ut II o'clock, IL Miii.
tary Hall The members Will doubtless to on
hand promptly, however disagroeable the lie.
cesslty may be-
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Nd gers Court "A man named JOHN Multi
gan was before 'he Mayor sertereay oa the
er'oup char.e Of making & telon;oas assault
aPea Lawrence Te6, ant taking from hun
sarso containing 81 J1 Dus rinnateIY foe
imcelt AID foT tue 2ood uau1e Of tie cisl, he
gFoSed his lanoeeacs ana was set III liberty
: hue OF Si1 was imposed upon +. AJAX GAG
g loni t"r keeping bis bHr-rccm open alter
- . clock Z j. on The 25ln Of Oct Der
II B. Sinse arrested as Il deserler from the
artay, w4s turned ever IL the charge Of Gen.
riitder.
a warrant against jesse Harrington, charg-
In8 Aim with abusing aud threatening Mary
harrington, WAS Dismissed.
Son,e lew oEher tii,i.l ca es were disposed
If, aid The coart ii burned at early Lour
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Ger NAils--Ali the blame for the rise Of
tbs price Of nails. it seems, IL not to be astrib
uted TO ths manufacturers Previous 10 the
war IRON was 3 per ton. Now il il $50 per
ton "as~s hase advanced Is per cent. Oil
leather, &c, entering into the inanufacture OF
nsils, hase advanced loo to 300 rer cent. This
stats Of iasia SCENE 10 transfer the Iaau.a !,
speculation IN the material employed Ia the
Ynsnufaess,rs
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GEs. FRExoEr.--Nothing is more pleasing
10 a generous mind THAI 20 make amends for
an act of injustice Il has cen animated in
this paper this: Gen. Fremont was deficient
tn the cardinal quality of soldisr--eourage
Events have proved that this was an vi
foanded impntaiion. We observe with plea
rure, fincc IL appeared, that Gen FaEMoNr
Lss challenged member of church.
Nothlag conld he more heroical and chival-
rio no act could give us a clearer oonpre.
hsasion Of Cen FsEaoSr than tits act With
such Geld a. Missouri affords of lock ing
borns with acknowledged fighting men. Gen.
FshMpST lit.bes into tie first "Chris,ian' he
can nDd, and backs him ont quicker than light
ming. 1t was wonderful fe.a.. and enc which
cavaliers of tie FEraosr order especially
glory In. He need not lameat now that L,n
coLr has recalled him TO Washington. He
has performed a decd Which will give him a
place in history, aud prove that he is worthy
son Of az iliustrious sire.
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Esaesal Le-General Robert E. Lee ar
n !. m this cry yesterday afternoon, from The
Artu7 OF The KAnawhsA
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= HoeD os nss.-Ths Algsrins Nsrs5sy
says; IS
We are informed by Major General Lewis
.nAI Insfe y standing order OF this di yisioa
tnat corps apprcachssE 4 place OF divine wor.
e. OF Sund q, IRE required Is stop all mn
gone far enough - ayoid anrcytar IS. con.
eToGAtion. $500
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w. LIEUT.. W. -. s'1SntE. of ssryes cat
~ iery, is in toe ety. and VIII jsss his campaB,
in f.wda's Persons wishing to b. d ge rers, or
a-ticlss. to trends ia ths Hamndan Ard ierv ~ }
tavs them ut 10 his re i'd nee, corner u i.h snd
frankie streets, By TUESDAY next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-01
All. mrsaBEsS Of cs.k,a,s ,o,n+.o

w. ALL MEMBERS of Csski-'s Mounted
~ Rangers nov in Richmond must report to
Sefgt Ysnho'r, at Sehad's Hall. ou Friday and
Saturday next, between the hours Of IN A. ID spd
IL BY order OF Capt K. A CssKIR.
:. VASBGRS. "a serg't.
p S.-An letter and Paekegss for members OF
Capt, Csssies Company OF Rangers VIII be foe
w,rded at once, II liv.red 10 SsrG't NASHoRH, at
schsd'h Hal, By II o'clock NJ. SATURDAY No.
v, nb-r "a. 5. VANH0RN I'd Sergeant.
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