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Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18
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TIE ONLY MAEUFACTORI
OF TYPE on SOUTHERN
SOIL SOUTH OF BAL
IIMoRE.

N|HE Propr;etors Of the above Fo,l,2 dry
i have also united with thcir Foundry i.
complete
Printers Furnishing Warehouse,
having on hand, or furnishing to ordcr.
every article requisite for Printing office.
from Il BODklN TO u TEN-CNLINUEh X
PRESS.
Typ and Printing Material from any
Foundry North when required. -
We Gun and ,cHt manufacture in Richmond
It's good an article, and at the sulae spccin4cIl
prices, rs any Foundry North. We respect
fully solicit the patronage Of the South
uuc3O-Ini HENRY l.. lELGt-ZE * Co.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We find the following in the Fort
Smith Times:
r. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }
Park Hill, {. n, Aug "A, 1861. !
IUy. G. ". Clqyhe, A.Q.M, C.S.A.:
Sir-I herewith forward to your
care dispatches for Gen. McCulIock,
G.. S. A., which I have the honor 70
reqaest you will cause to be forward
ed to him by the earlist express.
At mass meeting OF about four
thousand Cherollces at Iahlequah,
on the 2lst inst, the Cherokecs, with
marked unanimity declared their add
herence to the Confederate States,
and have given tLeir authorities pow
er to negotiate an alliance with them.
In view of this action, a regiment Of
mounted men viii be Immediately
raised and placed nnder command of
Col. John Drew, to meet any eIner-
gency that may arise, The dis
patches of Gen McCulloch relate to
these subjects, and contain a tender
from Col. Drew of this regiment, foI'
service on our Northern border.
Having. poused the cause Of the
Confederate States we hope to render
efficient service in the protracted war
which now threatens the country, and
to be treated with. a iberality and
confidence becoming the Confederate
States.
l have the honor to be sir. very le-
spectfully, your most obedient. hum
ole. servant,
JOHN ROSS,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

.cg Ex-Govcrnor Lowe, OF Mary
land. finding no rest from Federal
persecution in his native State has
sold his real estate at = great sacri-
!icn and taken refuge in Virginia.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

The Cincinnati Enquirer arnoun-
ces Il sale of tobacco in that city re-
Gently at SO 80 per hundred, and
says it is the highest price obtained
in that or any other Western market
for wears.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

gS' The steam tu" w. w. Tow
mes, and four substantially built arks.
were sold in Petersburg, on Saturday
to the Confederate Government; ioI
SO 600
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

A lady correspondent of the Allan
II Confederaey> proposes dollar
subscription for, the purpose Of pro-
curing a monument to'be erected TO
the memory Of the gallant Bartwo.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We had the pleasure yesterday of
fsking by the hand our esteemed
friend, Capt. W. w. Breazeale, of
Natehitoches, who passed through our
city, on his way to visit his family.
'fhe Captain gives us cheering ac-
counts of the "-bhoys" in Missouri.
Capt. Blair of Natchitoehes Parish,
was i'll company with him.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We arc antlyrised 10 ancov'>,
II. Il. PITTS. as can,iid;,t,, t<r :
election. for the oflice Of iiI,COE!o&
Election on the first Monday il. y
vcmber.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We are authorized to AnnGr,c {
DIR. w. w. GEORGE, rs d c;.a..i
date for Il scat in the lower '-a.rgl
Of the Legislature, OF I.o,>is!a,.;' :,
the election in t>oyclnn,r. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We are authorized to,an&eu;.yn :.
name Of C, $. GROOM, tor H.. .ta
of RErcEDEr. Election ist A:ouo;
in November paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

from the returns received. says on
exchange, it is probable that Frank
Lubbock has been elected Governor
Of Texas.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We are authorized to al,neU1.c: \
Il. CRISP, the present i.!c'nHb.nt,
a candidate for 'reGlectiol,t 0 the 81
of ASSESSOR, at the ~ uin- Il
ton. &
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

Il Fcma1c Riral Of klonasm y
lady rival OF Blondin, who recently
essaycdto cross the Thames on rope,
opposite Gremorne Gardens, came
near meeting with a serious accident.
She proceeded halfway across but was
unable 20 get any further, owing to
the rope having become too slack,
some Of the guy ropes having been
stolen. She dropped astride thc.ropes,
aud ii was found Impossible to throw
lines up to her, she ultimately flung
herself upon one Of the guy ropes and
gradually lowered herself INTO boat,
amid the cheers of excited tlou-
sands.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We are authorized to anisoull
ISRAEL w. PlCkENS, as y Cd
d:darc tor the Office OF Sheriff, at
ensuing elec,ian. pal 4
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We are authorized to annon
PETER II. CNDCEEE, IS 4 {
dida.c toy the office OF Assessor
the ensuing election, III Nove'.l
next.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We ale authorized TO 3i.n nll
Prot. W. II. n. MAGRJD!Lk
Baton Rouge, as a candidate 10Y.
office of Superintendent OF Az
Education. A.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We are authorized to annoil.rr y
name of Il. Whit Esq, us {. candidrts Il
reelection, to ;hc legisiator, to: Tic Tar. S
OF -Caddo. -as- Sc ss., .a.. "a pttlG !
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

Yesterday evening Il light wagon
run off with two horses. No damage
was done.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We are all hprlzed TO anlmnl.r" \
IHDM As X. SIMPSON Is :; Cd
didase for tie Office of Si!tEiF'l' ]
the ensuing election. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

We are authorised 10 aunnJ,Ae
u. 7. J. ALSION. IS = candida
for the cfiicc OF Sheriff, 1T the rrs
ING election. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18
Prisoners Of Wur.-Says the \

Prisoners Of Wur.-Says the \.
O. Bee: 80
We learn that two hundred prison
u',ors Of, war expected to arrive
here this morning by an extra train
from Richmond. They are under an
escort guard, who bring instructions
as regards their disposition.
The paper on which the News is
" printed, is the poorest specimen
Of printing paper it ever fell to our
lot to use since connected with the
press, and still we paid nearly double
the price Of ordinary paper for it.
AS it seems impossible for lis to CON
vince our publishers of this section
Of the propriety of establishing a
.flill, we would ask our cotcmporaries
Of Vicksburg, whether they have yet
had paper made at their Mill?
We are pleased to hear that despite
fae dull times, our cotenporaries Of
the Vicksburg Sun have been ena-
b'od to introduce in their establish
T.aert aT.pet," in the form of steam
ansine. May i. prove satisfactory
gsntlenen.s They havn't commenced
I'uilding ours yet. Such times it is
encouraging to know that all are not
doing a losing business, and that some
few can afford improvements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

The cannon foundry at Messrs.
Noble & Sons. Of Georgia. is turning
out riHed cannon OF the most APP
proved pattern.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18
The Hon. Valentine

The Hon. Valentine w.
Southall died at his residence near
charlottesville, Va, on the 23d nit.
He represented his country in the
Legislature for many years, and at
one time was Speaker of the House
OF Delegates. He was also member
OF the present State Convention
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18


The following is an extract OF a
speech made by Gen. Butler, in Penn
sylvania Avenue, Washington City.
1t will be observed that he contem-
plates having a grand time of if
when he thinks there is no danger Of
sickness in venturing South, not re-
hecting for moment that he willhav
TO come in contact with something
worse than any contagious disease
Asa guest from the federals we will be
compelled to honor him with true
Southern reception, and by allmeans
it must not prove inferior to. that
which Gen. Scott not long since re-
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18
CAnDgDATHs

WE are authorized 80 ;rnouc 4
GEORGE III. CHlLDEES. or ~
LOWER BRANcu or THE LnGI@l.A 4
TuRE, fortl,is Parish. PAID (
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18

JOHN ROSS,
Principal Chief Cherokee Nation
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-18
The CherOkees and the War.

We find the following in the Fort
Smith Times:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
NEWS FRoM wAsHINGToN.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Government has
succeeded in securing all the products of the
arms manufacturing and cannon foundries in
Great Britain, which are permitted to make
arms for foreign states, for three months to
come.
The government is in possession of inteli-
gence from Baltimore, leaving no doubt that
the pretended Union sentiment OF that city, so
far as certain prominent men are concerned, is
hypocritcal, and that the presence OF United
States troops alone keeps in check the enc
mics OF the government. Positive information
has been received OF new conspiracy against
the federal authorities, in which many leading
citizens of Baltimore are involved Men who
in presence Of the United States troops have
loudly protested devotion to the Union, are
known to be secretly plotting TO turn Mary
land over TO the rebels. The administration
has the names of the leaders OF these consplta-
cies, and when the time comes to strike the
blow, the government will not hesitate TO
strike it, aud the pots of the conspiralors Will
lie surely ioiled.
The president has appointed John G. Shep-
herdson of Indiana, librarian to congress
He has also appointed John Chapman post.
master at Salem, Edward A. Chase at Lynn
and VIM H. Haskell at Gloucester, Mass.
A gent eman from Harper's Ferry says that
Gen. johnson, from Utah, arrived there this
morning to take command. 1t is stated that
Beauregard has been ordered to Norfolk, and
that jeff. Davis will be in Richmond on Mon.
day next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25

suppose that the president will give the war
the internecine character which it would take
from his open espousal of the policy here indi
Gated but 1ce cohceiue the north cannot deSiSt from
the struqqie till at least Virginia and Maryland are
free states, and the capital Of The Union IS rescued
from the disgrace of being surrounded By SdUe ter
ritories Washington cannot surely he again LEFT
exposed to the risk of surprise by rebellion in the
south. Unless further advices arrive before
these lines are printed, the news we publish
in this impression will add but little to that
brought by the last mail. But that little is so
far satisfactory that it seems to show the, cap.
ital to be safer from attack than at the date OF
the previous intelligence. Meanwhile all ac-
counts, public and private, concur in repre-.
senting the southern cities as almost nnder
reign OF terror. "ROwdyism" ruled supreme,
and all the more respectable inhabitants were
flying from its sway wherever they could.
We say wherever they could, because, as I'M
der the kindred reign of RObespierre, the out
lets were watched by "vigilance committees,
and egress forbidden without the necessary
pass. On the other hand, the north, slow,
perhaps, to move, but when moved, acting
with the resolution and energy which have
seldom failed to secure success in the end,
had risen as one man to meet the conflict
forced upon it. We like TO read that the cotorS
Ue ourselves kRow so tceH the red tchite and blue,
Ohich haze been seen UdriouS forms IN the udR Of
every battle fought for freedom IN modern times, are
noW conspicuous on every breast throughout the
northern states and believing that there, as IN the
old ,corid they cW be borne triumphantly to oicto
tory tUe trust that the soil oUer ,Chch they tcW
never again be suffered to kaoW the contamination
of S{aUelU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
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FROM NEW YOK *.

New YoRK, May PA number OF boxes,
containing bowie knives and powder TASKS,
addressed to S. T. Albright, St. LOUIS, have
been seized at house in Fulton street.
The wife of VIM. Mcdonald, at Brooklyn,
has arrived with five children, totally destl-
tute, having been driven out OF Norfolk ny
the state authorities. Her husband expressed
Union sentiments, and is supposed to have
been murdered
The volunteer regiment of Col. Bordix has
sailed in the Empire City tor Fort Monroe.
Tue 18th volunteer regiment, Col. Lansing
was mustered into the service to-day. The
9th regiment OF state militia is expected to be
mustered into the service tomorrow.
The ship North Carolina, from Havre fol
Norfolk, has arrived here, prize to the Min
nesota. The schooners Trop Bird under Brit
ish colors, and the Pioneer, owned in Rich
nond, have been captured, and are en- route
here.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25

How WEST POINT DRILL MASTER Took
A REBUKE FROM YANKEE CAPTAiN.-NOt
many days ago, young West Pointer was
drilling Massachusetts company in Wash
ington, and was heard by the captain TO swear
at them tearlully. The next day, when the
youngster came to perform his duty, the cap
tain took him aside and said to him substan-
TALLY, "Look here, my friend, observed yes
terday that you used good deal of protane
language to my soldiers. A good many of
them are young men who are not used to
swearing, and their parents expect l will do
what l can to preserve their morals pure.
don't swear myself, and l won't have my men
sworn to by anybody" The rebuke was Ia
ken kindly, and the drill master swore no
more. Men Of this class are not fighting mere
Ly the abstract question of the right of seces
SION or merely to recover certain forts. They
are fighting a battle of civlization.-BoSt
Cor. Springfield Republican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
CONFEDERATE TROOPS ON THE
POTOMAC.

CmAMBERsBURG, May "A. Ninety-five hun
dred confederate troops are now posted be
tween Point of Rocks and WilliamapOrt, on
the Potomac. Seven thousand are VlrsiniaEs,
the rest Alabamlans, Missssippians, Caroiini.
ans, and Georgians. There are also 3O0 Cher
okees armed with tomahawks, scalping knives
and rifles, trom North Carolina and Georgia
The V rginians are well armed but short OF
provisions. Between Point of Rocks and
Wilamsport there are thirty five pieces OF
cannon, at various points.
Great apprehension prevails in Cumberland
Valley, of invasion from Virginia. Ten thou
sand head of cattle and five Thousand horses
could be seized by sudden Eruption A tor
ward movement OF Virginia may be expected
any moment. Cambell's Flying Artillery
have been ordered here, but two additional
regiments, and battalion OF cavalry, are need
ed here, to prevent devastation OF the whole
valley.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
FROM HAYTI.

New YORK, May 24,-Port au Prince dates
of the 7th inst state that the Island is highly
excited at the occupation of the eastern por
ton by Spain. Ilaytien ambassadors had been
sent to France and England Bartholomew, a
captured conspirator, had been shot The
barque William OF New Orleans, Capt. Peltier
had been seized, aud the captain imprisoned
on charge OF attempting to kidnap a cargo of
negroes. He will probably be shot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
DISASTROUS FIUEATw WHITE RIVER
JUNCTION, VT.

CONCORD, May 24.-Fire caught in the
Deg factory at White River Junction, Vt, this
forenoon, burning that building, Latham's
large machine shop, the Passumpsic Railroad
wood shed, containing five hundred cords OF
wood, the passenger depot, in which were the
telegraph and post offices, the freight depot,
and ice house. The fire then crossed White
river and burned the wool store house on the
north side. The Passumpsic bridge was sew
era times on fire, but was extingushed. The
wind blew very hard from the SOUTH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
FROM KENTUCKY.

FRANKFORT, May "A. = The senate has
passed resolutions that Kentucky will not
sever her connection with the national govern
ment, nor take up arms againt either, but arm
herself FIR the preservation OF peace within
her borders and prepare Tor rendering her me-
diation. The house passed bill empowering
the committee OF investigation on yesterday S
charges to sit thirty days. The Legislature
adjourned sine die
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
THE NEwFOUNDLAND RIOTS.

, BosroN, May 24,-Accounts from New
fouudland to May 10Th state that order had
not been restored. The war steamer Hydra
had been dispatched in haste from Halifax
with second detachment OF troops. The
house and stables of the leader of the govern
ment, Hon. Mr.. Hoyle, had been set on fire
and destroyed by the mob.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
MILITARY ACTIVITY IN KANSAS.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Judge Army has
rendered the president three regiments from
Kansas, to cooperate with the Iowa regiments
in camp at Keokuk, and the Illinois regiments
at Quincy, to protect the Union men OF south
western Missouri, and to secure safe transit OF
stores over the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail
road to the West.
Orders have been issued by the war depart
ment to Capt. Renooof, at Fort Leavenworth,
to supply tile Kansas regiments with arms and
military equipments; also horse equipments
Tor cavalry. This armament will furnish at
once over ten thousand men, who will re-
main in camp ready to take possession OF the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad between
those points.
Judge Army reports that the crops in Kansas
are very flourishing. The state militia is be-
ing organized into eleven regiments, and the
state is determined to equip them as we as
possible Tor home defense A supply Of suita
Bile clothing tor the Kansas militia has beer
granted by the president
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
for SALE ct a. Yet.

az SEE FIRST PAGE.
TENEMENT TO LET.-An upper ten
on the premises. ar nyijS9-'
SMALL COTTAGE FOR SALE
- CHEAP-Sttuated at the corner of West and Bow.
unm street contains parlor, stngroom Kitchen two
chambers and ample closets good cellar and excellent
well Of water The lot is 80 by 90 well filled with
rult trees and Shluhberv; IL is very PLEASANT little
place for small family, and will be sold at a bargain
and on very terms Of payment If applied for imme
ulatelY ID. 5. MESSENGER
worcester, nay ~, lebl dot my2l
HOUSE AND BARN TO LET-One-
IL half of the house situated on the corner of Sails.
bury and Grove streets containing twelve rooms with
barn and garden, all in excellent condition
JAMES II. PIERCE, h
mems distt Cor Main and Austin street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
MA R RED.

In Athol, Nav IL, w Drury of Athol, to Ellen
French of Petershap.
In phillipston, MAY %, Charles Miller to A Bige-
low, both of Philiipston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25

DERUVIAN GUANO-From the gov
LEE SPRAGUE CO.,
No I PA str
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flour, 6roterres, dc.

DREAD MEAL AND FEED MEAL
A. from Dry Southern Corn. Call before YOU buy at
LEE SPRAGUE & cos,
apl diff No Park street
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We are prepared to furnish fresh ground Plaster
above. LEE SPRAGUE co.
INNS d&w.stf
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~ o F A r M E R S
Best Nova Scotia Plaster,
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GEWING MACHINES-A iew frst rate

STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY OF WORCESTER - Notice is
hereby given that The Annual Meeting the Assured
Members and Guarantee Stockholders Of state Mu-
tua Lite Assurance Company of Worcester will be hold
en- at the Office of the Company, on WEDNESDAY,
June g. at 10 o'clock m for the choice of Directors
to alter the Bylaws, and for the transaction of any
other business which may properly before said
meeting. CLARENDON HARRIS, Sec'y.
Worcester. NAV q 1861. dtJeh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25

RUTTER, CHEESE, AND BEANS
~ just received, and for sale By
LEE SPRAGUE co,
apl diff No. Park street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25

ENRENCH.-A Lady, who has had expert
Il ence in teaching this language will receive pupils
every morning from to r. This presents excellent
opportunity for any one DESTROYS Of commencing this
beautiful language. Every effort will be made by the
teacher to promote rapid aud thorough advancement.
Terms for "a lessons 81 Those wishing to avail them
selves of this opportunity will please address French
at this office. DIST my23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
Notrtes.
NTI SLAVERY MEETING.

NOTICE Dissolution of Copartnership.
The eopartnerShip heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the name and firm of WARDEN &
JONES Is this dav dissolved by mutual consent the
affairs of the will settled by D. W. Jones' to
whom payments alone are to be made and who only is
authorized TO adjust all claims against the same.
JOHN WARDEN.
j. W. JONES
Worcester. May %. 1861.
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rRnuCn CnE.UIRUs.

From q gentleman who reached the city yes
ts1iay, by river, we learn that in consequence
Of IusoIdgeuee received at Columbus Nedne5-
day night, from Camp Baauregard, at Feie-ana'
accompanied by request for reintorcemen's'
two regiments were sent down early Thursday
morning TO join Gen. BowEN's command. One
Of tl.sss was from Mississippi, the other nom
Louisiana. Late on Thursday afternoon CoL.
PErsIo~ SmTH's Tennessee regiment was
sent to the same destination The rolling stock
of the railroad was used in the transportation OF
troops, consequently passengers nom Columbus
ws-. compelled TO come by river. Our inform
su. made the trip to this city, on one OF the gov
sT5zen- boa.s IN twelve hours. The impression
ct Columbus. when be left was that fight al
IaLelsua was imminent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14
PLANTERS CONVENTION AT MEM


The following distinguished citizens have
been commissioned by Gov. T. II LUBBOCK to
represent the state Of Texas ia the convention to
meet Ia this city on the third Monday in Febru-
srv: Hon. II. r. RUNNELs, Of Bowie county
Hon. JAIEs NJ. Nancy, of Polk county Hon.
q. NJ BRyAN, of Galveston county, and DR.. j.
Z. SCOTT, of Walker county. We have already
published The names OF many distinguished dele
gates TO this general council of southern planters
We urge upon our contemporaries the importance
of making known the time, place and object Of
The above convention It is not enough that
nine or ten States are represented but every
state and every congressional district has a voice
iu its deliberations.