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The w y NV i ard the W Y sw x cf section
i; ne SECTION, the N y swh. the sw \ sW
y NE y. the + = NV x. the Sw Z NV 4. and
the Nh u Be u of section 81, township is, of ranse
The u sW y. the sw SWIM, and IN. Nw%
sE y Of 90. ton Il; tho u u Ne 2. the NV i NE
4 Of section 81. township Is, OF ranges
he = sE and lots Nos. r and of sectior
"A :townshie Is, % ranges. =, .>'.0
The X NV 4 Of section 50. township IS, OF
AT the Land Ofsoe at Ia CxossE. ON Mona.,
tbs list Gay Of January next. 1es'
North sac bass lise asd east Of III, fc,tA ,v;.<
- pal utftdias.
The n OF NEx Of section 2; the sw \ NV h
Of seStion 6; the MY y Of the .Nw1< of cotton q:
me aa,t NE y cfthe NV Of section ls and the Sc Z
Given under my hand, q, the city of wash,ns
'on' tnis llth Gay efDeoemher, 1889.
Commissions of s.; jes Z; , 5; Wits son,
de H-v{wF --H - - ~e'
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w ALL OiSnAS6S Or LAfhUDBNCEs
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY. -
4 cVRE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Ws.k,s" sf,As E.ss syist.rss kfs.as.. sfns Kia.sp
ad Bsddsr, invssui.ry Disshsrfss Imrstsnsy s4nsis
P.iT.S s..l a de, S:
pnn.' sEhtsr iiddin.s. D,sais .fths Head, rsrss
g.: [..s; 6!::s:. ;;:.ss En- ::iis. :::,:. q
der Marriage impossible, and destroy beta Isdy s.d Mad
nspssis vss have ssssms the victims Of ssary viss,
an .n:T.y gray. hss.s0d, Of Ye.ns Man 81.
:. saH y VI:
se sssss'y ne living Tyre, nay sa viii fall ssas-
MARRIED PRISONS. o. Yssps Ne. ssats. ,lau.r Mar
a.ss, ssns ,s,Isa Sayns. vssf.ss, sssssis dssliy,
.. VII: Plas., hn..f .nd.r u. ..r. Of Dr. nay ,ss,.
spsn kis skill physisi,a. = '''
OFFICE NJ. sos7a rHlDERIcKsraxRY,
il. rs, !. ss:I1. s..: .s ...s s'' n ,:1
srst b paid ssd ssassia astanp
~Rl JOHNSTON,
nssSsrs eiths Asys CssEs sfsurg,sa ss.c..
from sas Of the meet eminent College Waited 1t.iss
lsl, Of Lsndsn Par, rhadsphi. aud b. q.
sstsd SEINE Of the nsrt Astonishing that were ever
vh.n .'.,P gr.a, s.ns siarnsd a, .sdd..
.,saa, WITH fr.qs.nt slu,hnI attended .s.s
TAKE PARTICULAR NOVICE
YssaE hsa and sh.r .h, bsrs injured th.ms.-., ~
ssrssn Prseues indsi-sd in vh'n ssns-, habit .qHssy
vsS ;rs nightly E !,.n .s.n .::P, md ne. sm.s
sSnds, marriage impssSs and dss,rsyI ksth sind ana
TS.ss ID. .sd and n.l.nsh.y eject, ,r.du..e
~ early haou 81 ysuh vis; Wsaknss sfths ksck ale
limbs. Fam, The Mead DiDn Sight, L.s. :. Ms..sI.i
VDsrsnEsm'n OF the Dgssuvs Fsnstsnf 6snsrs Debility
MENTALLY-Ths f.arfri .s..u On Oh. mind .,. ma.
b drsadsd-Lo. Of msmsry Csnfssn SIdsa, Dsprs,,,s
aspirt, Evil Fsreodios', Arsrsisn sfsseisy, Self
dsesd. " " p''
nERyOss DEIlLTy.-fss....d,s ,s new I,dr, VIA,
ssminE v,st, pale, Tinr sinTs.,
iRPssrsass ssss the eyes, essEh
DISEASES OF INPRUDEnCE.
Whsn ss Misguided and yssry Of fad,
80 mas apitsd the seeds Of this painful d,as .ts
saPp'ns that imsd sfshans
can asn s.sna nm 'rI a s D,. i ,1
sands sisnorent and Designing Prssnds .hs
n.nth s,r month l.nf a. the smallest s can ;. -.
tinsd and IN despair ls,vs him With ruined health 20 ,rt
s,r e g.nI daPPsinn'nt or By tss u,' that deadly
rEIbs 6ssS's, such Afsconr Of Heart Thrsst s.
sIn se PTos.,Eg With frgh;fa spdi,y iii ess
discovered essntry from o. trsvssr RESIN.
Dr. JoKfsoHr REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAkHgss
AND IMPOTEKCT.
By hh great nd important Ysmsdy srr,,s
are speedily esrsd and full vEsr Tsstsrsd rhssnds sss
ssst nsrvsss and dssatsd, vks had Ist a. hose k,.s
All imp.dimshs N.rri.gs Psyss. Or Mental p,su.l
asshent, Lea, Of Prs:rsivs PsIsl Esr,;ss Iri!tssy
tsnslins and Ws.knsss OF Ezhss,sss sf,hs zsst fsa
ENDoRIEME4f o. TIE Pxrss
TIE MANY THOUSANDS sxrsd atthis inssitrus, vits.
p...:a. rsr.sa.d ~ D.; J.an..a. a:s:.s - &:
isp.,:n Of ths PsPsn and u.ny shsr p.r.a, assss q
sdss his standing fsstsa.n Of sA,ns,.. ana r..s.,s
'ui'y' s'asisht Essrsntss 10 The ses,sd. ss isly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-07

TWENTY mIrLleNr OF peLIAns sAvFp.-Mr.
has sold two ma sons Of bottles OF his SCI
eorsted Prepared Clue and u as estimated that e.nb
bouls caves at least ten dollars worth OF brolcp
turnltuTe thus Tsking an aggregate Of twenty mi
Va, Ieoie invention. Having made has Cline a house-
holo WORD. ne COW proposes 60 do the world still
tIester service oy curing all the hnf hese u,th
DIS CeRhaio Pills, and II thsy are ns good a. ms
zine; Headaches VIII soon vanish awsJ like sROw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-07

GREI DIscovE1Y.-A mons the most import,nt
o. el the great medical discoveries of thus are ma
lion rom Small Pox, the Cepkalio Pill Tor relief Of
2 eeoeohe, and the use Of Qlinine for the proven
uqn OF fevers, either OF which 10 q sure specific,
whose ber9hts viii be experienced hy suffering
humanity long after their disooveTcrs are
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IyDIp you ever have the Sick Headache Do
you remember the thIobbinE temples, the feversd
noE totally unit you were for pest are, converse
Lon or study. One OF the CephaIo Pills would
then experienced. For this and other purrores
you should Always have box Of them on hand 10
use ss occasion rec uires.
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THE EVENING STAR.

VIRGINIA SLAVE TRATFIc lin his speech at
Richmond on Saturday night, Mr- Chopper stated
that In letO five thousand slaves went South from
Richmond over the Petersburg road, like num-
Der went on the Tennessee road. and two thousand
for all other ways, and at one thousand dollars
each, twelve millions of money came to virginia
from the South-many think more.
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snrdiy Realized.

Hi I'd n 'orribIs 'eadsohe this afternoon, hand Y
stepped into the hspothecsries hand seys b % lie
man, sCen ycu hesse me q an 'esdacheg' "Does
10 hsehe ard ssys'e. -Hexocedlngly.1 says hi,
and upon that q rave NE q Cephalle Pau. hand
'pon me ,onor a. CURED me 80 suiok that 'ardly
realised 1 'ad 'ad an 'esdaohe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-07

IL IL was runored in private circles on We'd
nesday, that an attempt had been made to assassi-
nate Senator Wade IL said that he was
logged through the previous day by an unknown
person who, when arrested, refused to give any
account Of himself. The rumor created consider
BILE excitement at the Capitol, but nothing definite
has been learned
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JOY EGF Ell HAE R VIZ ANP i sgEEEEHs
APPLY THE REMEDY

REJOICE IN HEALTH.
Erleno, 90 You suffer! Are yor the victim Of any
OF those nuIns fosr ailments which arise from i'm
purity OF the blood What are they, do you ask
Rather ask, what are thief not! The blood is the
source OF life and health and ii 70 the first element
the system; as the pulse tnfagby sttests The ever
subtle Scrofula, the asonixlng Rheumatism, Eer-
vous DEPUTY, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with its
torSor and detection, and the numberless Ills that
nesh 10 heir to- derive thelr hdeous origin from the
p!ood; Deal kindly then and geatly with the blood.
USE the vltanxug resources OF nature for its aid,
and suner Us to commend % your confidence and
use that truly valuable mediosment known az
INDIAN ,TEGE T1B[E bScocTIoN
Win regard 10 this almost infahble specific
popular sentiment hiss spoken in decided terms,
ana the evlfonoes Of this great efficacy are sus-
@lned By constant ayovsls OF curative effects and
reInedies and the best msdioal skill have failed.
Let us sey, In conclusion, that certificates
cures are not ut from tho lliterate and super
holal, bnt they are volunteered from the most re
speotsble souroes and justify tbs highest terms in
who'll IL ~ possible to commend go valuable q
sPeoihc 70 public approval We may add also hat
Tue ouratlve properties OF the medicine srees uaec
only By Its restorative effects, tho stem recover
Ing from sesse with renewed constitutional yiKor
For sale by all respectable Druggists in this
CITY, and nv the proprietor, MRS. NJ. COX,
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
OoL1e and her seal on the cork
nF PTlce 81 per bottle, six bottles for 9S
Wholssals Assnt. r. $. T, ClSSEL, DrurEist
triot, ard will supply the trade at my prices.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE & PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
LIE 1MEN, LAOIES, and GENTLElEN
In al parts Of thsworld testify to the efficacy of
PKOF. Oh. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
praise. A few testimonials only can be here given
see 81 cnla[ for more and it will be impossible for
a. WALL STREET. NEW YoRk, Dec 20, 1855.
GeHtIenI. n: Your note of the 18th instant has
dn bseS sss{nf that had heard that
sff9rauye ani requesting my certificate Of the fact
II a nsa no : objection ~ to give it,
6ae. My age Il about 50 years the color Of my
dsndrnf to form upon it. Each Of these disagree
since fourth was added to them. bT hair fsns
on the top OF my head and threatening to make me
In ihs sg gnpsasaat prcdlcament wa. induced to
~ W ooT HAIR Restorative manly to arrest the
ton tqi gray hair could ever be restored To- rs
Original color except from DYES. | was, however,
but ne clio; sAfored to the gray hairs s' and
vsIy much to the gIssosop % Of form nm
wife, at whose solicitation was ind to try t.
her strons Teco%meDd al nu.bsuss who no
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&ead Co.. "a b B9s 4; L1 N
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10 PRoF. % J. WOoD: Dear Sir-Your 'sHair
fS a has done my hair so much good since
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knovn TO the ublo its eff cots onthe hair when
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u halI ana by resort TO your Hair Restoratlve'
tue Aai VIII return more beautiful than ever: at
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d f0uIs Truly, WIN. III. kennedy.
pnonthlng In cur Southern papers you will get
m1re patronage South. l see several Of yOur car
paper. w kpSEny
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
fkoF.O J. WOOD: Dsdr Sir Having had tina
TO lose he best portion of my hair ftom
me ELECTS OF the yellow fever, in New Orleans in
s5l, was INDUCED TO make trial OF YOUR prepara-
uon and found IL 70 answer as the very thins
noeded My hair is now thick and glossy and no
words can ex press my obi gations to you In giving
70 tho afiloted suoh treasure FINLEY JouNsoN
Inc hettorative in put up in bottles of three Sizes
VIZ iarge. medium and small; the small hold hslf
pint, ana retais for dollar per bottle; the me-
alum holds AZ least 20 per cent more in proportion
tnan the smal retails for two dollars Der botte:
non a. lo,o SaeIt 20 per cent more in proper
o. WOOD d Co, Propristors, 4A4 BROAD
No MO- f'" i0iA' anu ia Market street, 81. Louis
an n eoly.aiw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-07

III Moritz Mendelsohn having had difficulty
with bis landlord. in Philadelphia, went into the
kitchen and put large quantity Of arsenic in the
soup prepared for dinner, on Monday last Sew
eral boarders were seriously affected by the pol
son; but the prompt assistance of physicians pre-
vented anyserious results. Mendelson was lodged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-07

rAcTs WORTH ENowINe.-Spaldinr's CephnGo
Pills are q Tts in cue To- SICK Hesdsohe Rim
Gus headaphe. Nervous Hcsdaohe, Cestivcncss,
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
V OF GAS METERS.

NOTICE rs HRR EBYHISYgTTESNl1 H., Is, Isg.:
ably TO the PROVISIONS fthe ordinance Of the Cor
poIatlon approved May u. 1852 the ned is
no now prepares. whenever reaglred in writing. and
examine, test Prcys, and ascertain the ACCURACY OF
feslsnahon OF any gas meter in use in this city"
and another. sealed and marked as true, will be
SEE rS Place. IL proved to be accurate in its
AM AGAIN put in position for use.
once No. $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Fol-
-owS bal Open from q. m, TO D. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
" lS-u Inspector and Sealer of Gas MeterE
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ILLUSTRATED BOOKS

i LLUcIRATED BOOKS
we b,vs now nm, FOR PRESENTS.
ssotment o. sieI anty bound and illus trated Rocks
,pi PRESENTS Tor the Holidays The aew Books for
tnls year arc very beautiful. w
OII Juvenle DEPARTMENT com prises all the Ia test
books rut ana ali the old ones suitable for chill.
u ~ Ine Dissolvlng View Picture Book Ia new
.ninS LOT the lttie ones: Our assortment Of Writ
Ing Desks, portfolios, Paper TIoes Papier Maahe
a. other styles PenknIves, Paper Folders Cutters
90, q %, Is sTge and varied, and will be sold Al
prIoes 70 suit the times. " N o.
BLANCHARD L MoBUN.
de ~ cor. Pa. av and Eleventh m
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nR. J. BOyEE DOD's
" IMPERIAL VINE RIrrERs

.,
Are now being used from Name TO the rest Salt
Lake, AM tbs universal verdict of all who uee
them either a. as:sfsfss or IS 6trsydst is that
tEeJ ne unssI sssed in the world, Dr. Dods used
Rsn suocesSfLJ n his practice for 81 years before
aefuloISssd OF Rlm tao solo rig so manufacture
soc FreSsns shsrn for ssle to she public. For tie
cure o. iE2ifiens Coa,nmphor, Indigestion Dys-
eossla, pigs, Nervous DiEssses, Fomale Com
ra Ls, sna 81. et:es rs7GriRg tonic, they are be-
Yong ocs?t Hoet lrvtissolc remedy. Aside from
.nea oieiE = sI9E srs;ss they are pure, whole
,!saSsSn: eLAl!eTAtnE eject. Of Brandy. OF win.
without their in sTioas rcnuts Let ali friends OF
humanity aud sl sdyccats5 Of tcnperanoe exsist
qs ~ substituting thnso valuable Vegetable Iitters
toI ths SlisrA! sejssas and aG.sfsre,sd Lfaxcfs
Elth which the country liz flooded, and thereby cf
from the land.
CgXRLEs wypDIFIELD CO.,
Prefrietcrs, - Wiliiam strest, Nsv York.
J, SCHWARTZ, Agent,
washington, ID. Q.
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, B.sddor and Urinary
OrEans, ana especially for Female Distinctions
never tall to cure, and are warranted to give sais
notion,
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO..
Pro2rletors, rs William ST., New York.
}. SCHWARTZ,
je7lJf Agent. Washington, ID. G.
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Il SNYDER,
L. PL UMBER AND GAS FILTER,
Has removed tothe corner of Twelfth and r SITS
he 10 prepared 70 introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand q lot Of COOKING and other
wishes 10 get rid of them. no II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-07
Cry STEAM S SifhIs, MILLS

f. COAL DEPOT.
r"0' 7" Ssos"issHtA street, bsloic War Department.
,h wood prepared, any length and size, to suit
Goa .-kEpf IN COAL HOUSES, protected
rom TIE weather-deiiversd free from siats dirt
''% NSiioi impurities. 40 lbs. 70 the ton. =
no loft 2s2 Pa av.. bctW. iitb and ia,b y.
1900 "a thkQS Ss, eHLAlNNPPksNE AND
the attention of the pg blic 10 o1r msise
,eStsd stock Of ohainpaFne and Crab Apple cides.
soS On 70 be pure iuloe, and viii Be
ior our spring stock. 6ive ne . call st the SSA
a. Union Bottling Oepot
cS No. ~ Grean at. 0aorsefcvn
SULpANA RAIsINS. d. =
- .fER RslSINS = =. $50 -.
SSEEIESS X AS Ms. I si 4
sohDEAUX PRUNEs, - "a
deN KING & BURCHELL,
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GAS FITTING, &c.
DLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS

J. w. THOMPSON & co.
Would cal the ectention oil wster takers to their
full assortment of Fixtures peces sary 20 its intro
ductiO as followss-KITCHENR ANGES,BATH
TIPS, MATER TLysETs, HQT. WATER
l TSgs TMI9lsht ,r21, Lead and Sslysnised WA
EkS, RUBBER HOSE, 30.
Having superior advantages, with prsptioal
Knowledge, we are prepared to introduce Water
into dwellings with al the latest i'm proven ents
promptly and at prices tAat es1not fail to satisfy.
no "a dtMsr1 bet 9th and 10th Sta. south side.
A WM. II. DOVE co.
xAhE NOW prepared 70 execute any orders with
WHICH they may be fsyored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS,
IL store on 9Th street, . TOW doors north of Pa,
syenue, where may be found Q oomp]ete assortment
Of CHANDELIERSa and other 6AS, STEAM and
WATER FIXTURES. ia lily
NJ GAS FIXTURES.
w Have IN store, and are dal y receiving, GAS
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and DESIGNS
and Finish, superior in style to aRythng heretofore
offered in this market. We invite citizens general
u to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the hest
selected stock in Washington.
All Work IN the above line Entrusted 10 our care
Will be promptly attended 10. 80
MYERS & McGHAN.
maf 5-u 356 ID street.
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HkbiulN Els,

81. JOHNSTON,
- BALTIAORR
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Hss Discovered sks sssst Csyfa,s, SPEEDY, 40 80,
ETsefso! Rssssdy IN tIs Wovh,
Fok ALL DISEASES OF MPRUDBNCE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
- IN FROM ONE I'd TKO uLYS
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a.rss' .fSs h.ysl C.lsEs sfsuG..a Ss.e.s, sr.tsst
from sas .! ths msst eminent CssGss Uutsd Stats,
and tbs GIsasr part Of vhss life spsnt in Ss s,s
leis Of isndsn Paris aud sssvhsT, has q
.setsd Of the SstsnlshnR euyss that v,,s
tnsvn trssslsd With ringing the had and gar
vh'n ns'Pi great nsrv.ssas bsing alarmed at spdds
sounds, e-t snsts With frequent blEshnf attended ss.e
Hnea WITH daEsn mind
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CANTON GINGER
dea KING q BURCHELL,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-20

For professional and business cards, (in-
..uiinS the Daily paper.) not exceeding
I've lines, for II months. Sl5-w!thout
raper, $40.
The privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to their own Immediate aud
regular business; and the business of an
advertising firm is not considered as inclu-
ding that of its individual members.
Advertisements Published as irregular
Intervals, 81 per square for each insertion.
Announcing candidates for District or
State office, $40; for q Parish Office, $40 :;
City office, S:1-to ho paid in advance.
All advertisements for strangers or tran
.!ent persons, to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
'or :. specified time will be inserted till
forbid, and pav!neN: exactcd.
Marriages and deaths will be published
H. news; obituaries, tributes of respect. and
:0aeral invitations as other advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-20
T Ell E. G r A P H &c

Memphis, Aug l6.-Special dis
patches from Little Rock this NOR
ming bring dates from Fort Smith
to the 14th fully confirming the news
Of McCullough's victory.
The fight occurred on Saturday
eight miles south of Springfield the
enemy took the confederates picket
prisoners and surprised the main bo-
dy, a bloody and desperate encoun-
ter ensued with great loss on both
sides.
Five regiments of Missourians
were thrown into panic and fed.
General Price made two Intellectual
attempts to rally them. The Louisi-
ana regiment fought gallantly and
suffered much.
Gen. Price led the Sd and 5th Ar
kansas Regiments in person and made
a splendid charge
a letter from McCulloch dated
the 18th says the victory is ours, the
battle lasted six hours and half.
Our loss is great Lyon is among
the dead. We took six pieces of ar
tillery from Siegel, destroyed his
command and captured many priso-
ners and small arms. | cannot give
particulars but write this in order to
correct reports circulated by those
who fled from the field.
The Confederate loss was from
two to three hundred killed and four
to five hundred wounded. Among
the killed on our side was Major
Harper, Of Churchchill, II. L. Brown,
Lieut.. Joe Walton, Capt. Bell, Lieut..
Weaver, Sergt. Samuel Morton, Ma
,jor Ward, of the Sd regiment lost his
arm and it is thought he viii die.
Captain Stewalts Company sui:
fered greatly. From SO to 40 OF
Col. Carols regiment We're killed.
Major Whiteman, a gallant Missouri
officer was killed.
Seigels forces were pursued tc
Springfield, when the messenger left
it was thought Mccullough would
attack them there.
| Capt. Blank caught Seigel but he
was rescued. He shot at and thinks
wounded him.
| Col. Sweeney of the Federal army
was killed.
The encmy's loss was from 230(
5000.
| The following dispatch was recei
we'd at Fort Smith.
"Fayettevile, August l3.-Mc
, Cullough sent forces after Seigel;
command about 90 miles from Spring
} field.
General Hardee met and capture,
) the whole Of the federal forces an
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-20

New Orleans. Aug. 16.-An extra
Houston (Texas) Telegraph Of the
10th, reports that a fight took place
OK the 25th of July,between Colonel
Baylor's command and the Federal
troops at Fort Fillmore, resulting in
the defeat of the latter with 80 killed,
and wounded. Two Lieutenants were
killed, but the Southerners were nn-
hurt. The Federalists fed and were
pursued. The whole command, 500 in
number were taken prisoners.
The mail to Tucson has been clean
ed out by the Apaches, and all hands
killed.
St. Louis, Aug. 16.-A messenger
from Siegel reports him fifteen miles
this side of Rolla, and that he had not
been molested.
New York, Aug 16-A Catholic
Priest has been taken to the police
station by party of Dutchman, who
said he was secessionist. The
priest was put in Jail.
Washington, Aug. 16-Six Fede-
rails from the Resolute landed near
Matthias Point, they were fred upon
and four were killed.
1t is proposed to burn the woods
on the banks of the Potamac to pre-
vent the constant disasters to the
Federalists from concealed Southern
ers
Heavy firing has been heard in
the direction of Aqua Greek.
It is stated that Falkner has been
arrested as hostage for Ely.
New York, August 16-Tholnas
S. Serrill, native Of New Orleans,
was arrested on his arrival on the
Persia. He had 100000 bank notes,
a number of letters and importan.
papers were found on him.
The privateer JEFF. Davis arrived
at San Juan, Porto Rico, on the
26th July, wanting provisions.
Martial law is proclaimed in Ven
ezuela.
The Grand Jury of the Federal
Circuit Court have prosecuted the
Journal of Commerce, News, Day
Book, Freeman's Journal and Brook
lyn Eagle for expressing sympath;.s
with the Confederates.
Louisville, Aug. Let is stated
that Fremont's s25O,OOO loan was
forced. Depositors are quickly
drawing their money frym the banks.
| Yesterdays Democrat expresses
uneasiness for Seigeps safety.
i Another report says that only 600
men are with him, the rest are GUY
off.
Cairo, August 16.-The Souts.-
erners are rearing up the track OF
the Cairo aud Fulton, R. r.
Nothinghas been heard of Pillow :
command.
Washington, August 16-Mosc re
liable information says that the
Southerners are slowly advancing
their forces to the line of the Pcr"-
l mac. Their evident intention is to
encourage and support the Mary
. land insurrection.
Vanderbilt S steamers are report d
unfit for blockading services.