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A Good Nomination.

Il is reported in Washington that Mr.
Joseph O. Holt late member Of Mr.. Bucban-
ans Cabinet will be nominated TO the seat
on the Supreme Bench vacated by the trail
tor Campbell, of Alabama. Mr.. Holt is an
able jurist man Of sterling integrity,
clear-heRded and loyal-hearted and il
would be difficult to make an appointment
which would give more general satisfaction
to the nation than this.
Mr.. Holt is still in the prime Of life. He
was born in 1907 in BreOkinridge county,
Kentucky. His parents were poor but
like many Western youth, he managed by
industry and economy TO secure to himself
SIS good an education as Kentucky colleges
afford. He commenced 10 practice law at
ElizabethtoWn, Kentucky, in 1928; remov-
ed to Louisville in 1881 and the following
year, as delegate to a State Democratic
Convention held at Harrodsburg, made 8
speech which at once gave him the reputa-
tiOR Of an eloquent orator among people
who are prOVerbislly fond Of public speak
ing. III
In 1888 Mr.. Holt was appointed States
/ Attorney for Louisville and jefferson couD-
ties, where he has added greatly TO his re-
putation both as q shrewd, clesr-headed
and very industrious lawyer, and fine
speakers f-Iri
In 1886 he removed to Port Gibson, Mis-
i sissippi, and thence in 1886 10 Vicksburg,
where be soon secured very large prae-
tice, which brought him in an ample for
tune In 1842 he returned to Louisville
travelled in Europe in l848, and in 1856 re-
moved to Washington In 1857 he was ap-
pointed Commissioner Of Patents, in which
ofice he gave great satisfaction 10 invert-
ors. On the death Of Postmaster General
Brown, in 1859, he was placed st the head
Of that department which be managed un-
til, in January Of the present year, he was
called TO the head Of the War Department
from which John B. Floyd had just been
driven BY the discovery Of his treachery
How faithfully, energeticslly and wisely
he fulfilled the duties Of that important
post during the short time he held it, tht
whole country knows. Since his retreu.en
be has devoted himself 10 the saiabliBhmen
I Of sound Union sentiment in Kentucky
and our readers will remember his admir-
5 able letter TO Jamos B. Clay on the power
! Of the goTarnment and the duties Of citi
zens. If he now accepts the post Of Judg
! in the Supreme Court the country vii
[ know that his duties will be performe
: with the integrity, fidelity and inAexibl
! moral courage which they demand.-M ]
: Post.
i "FrOm the Office of States Attorney {
i Louisville, Mr.. Holt was removed in 18S
;. By the then Governor of Kentucky. Ri
: : removal at the time was charged by II
. Democratic press to political prescription
n until the Louisville Journal, in defendin
the Governor, made known the fact thl
= during The time Mr.. Holt held that Ofio
/. every single man indicted for Grim
ls whether guilty or innocent had been Co
at vicied By the elOquence Of the public pro
as eCutor. This high compliment to Mr.. HOlr
elOquence was wen DESERVED, for to Ii
an day be ranks as among the FIRST Of Amer
.st caE orators.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK July q.
Arrived the schooner S. J. Warning, cap
tured by the priTateer JEFF. Davis, on the
night Of the 10th, when fifty miles south
Of Charleston. The steward, VIM. Tallman,
colored, killed three Of the prize crew with
q hatchet, the other two were relased on
promising to assist in working the vessel
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FRn1T RALTInI0RR.


DALI4AUHAI JuIy II
Gen. Dix arrived here to-day, and will
tO-morrOE supersede Gen. Banks, who will
suPersede Gen. Patterson.
The bridge across the Potomac ct Harp
er's Ferry will be up tomorrow, making
connection with the Winchester road to
Charleston.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK 6iAiKET-jaIy ~.

81 IEAEaAAfhsl
FLOUR --Reoeipts l2,s7O bbIs. Market without
Sales 500 bis at g4,O6asi,lO Tor supsrane state
t425aA42 TOR extra state; q, ,s544O5 for superfne
western; f42sfe4,5o Tor common 10 medlum extra
Western s! s!sOssgO for orshlpping brands extra round
JGkNSDfiN FLOUR Market quiet Sales 800
bbls At s., mas 80 for euperhne; $m@I09 Tor COM
RYE Fi,OuRGAlarset STEADY at ssbOas,sO.
VIII fiEAT-Receipts 7,525 bush. Market more
bush ut 81 900 Ol for amber Iowa; g. e for winIsr
rcd western; 40 for white Indians; SSssc i'r
RYE-nSEkst quiet. Sales Loo bush western at
BARLEY-Market dull at s2@sso.
CORN-heceipt ", so7 bush. Market without
important change. sales 81, ,0O1 bush at 4547c for
new mixed western; Ass4sc ior straw colored west
0ATs-ssoudyl at si@s4c for western Canada and
P0RK-Market dull Sales 100 bbls at Sl5sT
for mess; si0Oo for prime. hgl sfrrr b.
tHEER-Market unchanged.
CIT hlEATS-Market dull.
IARp-Market dull and sales at s@eo
kUTT, " ERa q alpsdtssrate request at 6ssl2o for
CIiEEs sEThSTket steady at aS9o as In quail
WHIsKYzMarket quiet at l6c.
BUFFALO RIARKET-JulY %.
l [BF TELEGRAPH.l
WHEhT-Holdsfs fTz. SALES i2,OOO bush KO-
nOsha club at Sc. afAHrF
O6Ts-Market firm. Sales are 81. 900 bush at 2IG9
WHIsK Y@Market steady at l4ke soJ
OAhAt EtSsltit TS-l07So on corn, ll9&o on
LAKE IAIP0RTs-T,OOa bbls -four; $4,000 bu
wheat 260e bush corn 1900 bush oats; il,lOO bu
CANAL EXPoRTs-2OOO bbls -four; sseaO bu
Wheati 72.noO bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

PrasOsAL.-Judge Milton sutliE, OF the
Ohio Supreme bench, came in from Wash
ington on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh train
shis morning, and Is stopping at the We'd
dell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

sALEs AND RECEIPTs OF Wool AT THR
CLEVELAND WooL DEPOT.-During the past
week, ending on Saturday evening, the sales
0f wool made By the Cleveland Wool Depot
Company, Of this city, amount to 2l,ooo
pounds, Of two grades, at full prices.
The receipts during the same time were
52,ss7 pounds.
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LATER-2P.M n.

We have, by the very latest dispatches, a
terrible revulsion to record. Our troops
are said to be in fun retreat to Washington.
We have no time for further comment in this
edition. See dispatches.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

We are indebted to Hon. A. G. Riddle,
N. C., for the Messages of the President
and Secretaries, and other important dOou-
ments.
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m nIRSn1

Professor Of ElsetropGthg and Asdicizs,
~ Ohics No. III Ontario street, up stairs, fsR
doOrB from the Public Square. YES l--.--
Once hours from to u and from 70 O'Clock
pailV. fSundaTa aHcaptad-N auqs
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9rtIgs aua astEaifinfs.

Successor TO Mm- Fiske,
lisQM |
|
sll.a.a'.sI
THE MOST CERTAIN DESTROY
Il ER Of Roaehes, Re aud Mice; For sale 5y
OWEET'S INPALLABLE LINI- |
~ MENT. Ct 2 Public saners iel2
A NOD YNE EXPECTORANT
\ IA OANDT-RslisEes Pain, cures Bronchitis,
causes easy sTpeetOratiOn and is great reisfin Ad
vanoad stages Of ofoonsumption. at 9 Pub. sanare.
on BBLS. LINSEED OIL-BOR
~ sale at close figures By
juus2s Successor to Wm. Fiske.
ERESH LEEOH ES, SWEDISH, For
4 s1'' 1--' - CIV. OLARK,
june23 ii9Superior ct.
OURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
I AmPutAting Cases7slngle and with Trepinss.
Also inc luding the minor Instruments Accouchtng
IN oass Trs0ns 6assa s strsbsmus 0ss POST
Mortsm Cases. Disseoti1g Gases bosekst Eases
from nye g twenty-five dollars Stesr be-
,FTsS' jGnaS i'r sale ' suocsssSr 70 S@ Fiss
INFORM CANDY THAT is Re-
w LIABLE,at o. =. LEI AkslE.LE2,S
A LTERATIVE SYRUP.-A So
"a PREIoR article for Purifyingths Bleed, a. 80
TRUIT CANS, CORKS 8 SEAL
I ING WAX. For sale By
jyr corner Eris E a PALsaS P4osSsd. &.
lH8RBON OLA GOOD ARTI-
~ Gle. Just recsived and ior sale 6y
i7I7 Corner Of ETls Z Prospect sts
A n AQUARIUM FOR SALE BY
~ Corner Of RE 4, q Z PFospedt 1s15e q
| A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
"a Pocket Kzniysi Ra1Or' PoeEs; IS S9Gks And
jyi7 Corner Eris 1 Prospeet sts.
| CTATIONERY.-PENs, PAPER OF
~ al kinds EnTslopes, INKS Pe1eils, &C., for sale
| yH Corner Eris { Prospset IS.
TMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEP-
II TRg.-Vgfuish your own furniture. Callatth
Forest City VaFnish once, No. 1856 superior St. and
4
/ oopa Vafni1h, (which cup has brush with it, and
th1s a. your own vanishing IN style equal 10 tn
beSf ofpainlsrs. Price from four - twelve hfinFs
I Relnoubar penny saved = squal 70 rWO earned.
ma75iE9 I. ". PALMER. AFsnt'
| RENTON BKgTHEBs 8 CO., :
PAINTS, Oils, VARNIsHEs, WINDOW
GLASS, &C.,
l86 SUPERIOR ST, OLEVELAND, o.
9la3u and Paint1 being our special business, can
ofeF Inducements 70 buyers unsQualled in this Vi
cinitT. iuhe14:R8
i IN RBLS LINSEED OIL,
/ W 10 bbl5 boiled Linseed OIL,
ls 10 bbls Liquid Dyes,
20 bbl8 Harniahe8,
10 tons White Lead, hom PURE Lead 10 the
| almoEt worthless article, for sale By IL $40
iunsii BENTON, BROS. 90.
i ELDERBERRY WINE, CUR
~ RANT Wine, and Peaeh BraHdg. hE Medical
iaSsiS q. south sids Pae. saaare.
WINE BITTERS Il BALM GIL
w EAD PHI, for General Debility, Dyspspsias
| Coldnegs Of the Hands and Heefs SICK and nervous
Headnche, are not sxceled b. anything now n us8
foT thee teFsnqeuent8. Found af
jas Q, J, KEELEB's, y Pub. Square.
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ghgsfeians, 81.
NJ 6 SUCCESS

iSI IlSSSgS 6 S{JsSs5S SIS
= = I - - ----,-.'
slsaSa1st sSs
One Hundred Dollars PFsHsnn IN ~ h
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
on sFHRHAF0R84oRA.
GLEET, So, AND IMPoTEN0Y
CURED,
After all other Treatment Failsll u
DIR. A. GIBSON TO y.stl.,
T9TgnSrlI q New YoIk ,sli gity, Ein pay One Aan.
sam S or ne So PTOOf that any other Ri I n
the United s'otea tEeats the sane dise9Eas With
After many years Of laboFIoua study and sxpsri.
enoa, DT. GIBSON is happy IN being able 70 an
nounes 70 the uniortunales that be hss pozfscted
sPEEDY AM PERMANENT OURn aa
PRIVATE DISEASES oar O.
with AL bad Effects arising therefrOm fncludiuT
DBBl IITE Oh NERVOUS PRQsTRATlQE.
He has 5uecsdsd In curing Oasos N this city, BomB
o. whom had expended hundreds Of doilsrs With
nal. nalsss Sita a tsSSss and without receiving the
Dr. GIPsOH dp0a not bosst that hs lsa member Of
some College In London OF Paris, as psrhEp5 some
othsr do T ths purpose Of enEnaring the innocent,
allied, pRt what Or; GIBSON might 6oest Of it
this that he s able TO give entire sstisAetion 70
those who reposs conhdene II his ability and integ-
rity, and that he has perfected an American system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon.
don Paris any patent medicine to equal for the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and a di1eaaea or
darangeIhohts, beth neatsi And physical, arising
nom SEXUAL or secret abuse. T
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over al others yet discovered;
and first, the agents used In Inspect disagree
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such a.
MsFeury, nor apy other dslsbSri6ua drug; Saeqndly
restrictions IN diet business required; Third
" hia treatment Is positive aud certain In an cases.
He stands prepared TO 60 into any public private
hospital IN the United States and demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new treatmant over any
other new known 70 the world In point Of prompt
ness, PerpeneneTi nildnssp, aaiqy and oopYopienes
Dr. GIBSON h permanently located IN Cleveland,
and has during the past tEo Yeas performed many
cures q diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes OF treatment. Reference can Be given TO
individuals Of the hrst regpectAbiity in Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard to
skill and integrity in all professional trangaction8
Dyspepsia, RhuemEtiam, Sorofnla and all chronic
diseases treated with superior success,
- Medicine sent to any pArt Of the countrY On
receiptof ten dollars.
3T: aTBsoH's New Work On PhyHiOlogy for sale
ct hi1 ofdoo rI
DR.. GIBSON
Professor of .Elset-opGtbV and HedieiHs,
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BARGAINS ROR THE TIMES.

@ 10 -o rru sW
TWO GASES gs, g t.fn--.,
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Ara @unaA
ARGAINs FOR THE TTMEs

We have marked down our entire a'ooE Of 400
49, aaar-e1.t "a -
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31

for !, major ono sneap star, and a hor,,
xontxl baf; FOR csptain three small
stars; for a first lieutenant two small
stars for a second lieutenant one
small star. - g
.sFor a general and staff officers the
buttons will be bright gilt convey
rounded at the edge-a raised eagle
IN the centre, surrounded by thirteen
stars. Exterior diameter OF large
sized button, one inch; of small SIZE
one half Inch. For officers of corps
Of engineers, the same button is tobe
used, except that in place OF the ea-
II. and stars, there will be Il raised T.
~ german text. For officers OF artll-
Iery, infantry, ritinnen and cavalry
he button viii b" plain guilt. convex
with Il raised letter in the centre; "A
f., artillery. for infantry, &c. ! he
exterior diameter OF iargc sized but,
on, s,vru eigtns q an inch; small
size one haii imch.
No cap has yer been adopted.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31
Our Uniform.

The following relative to the uni
form Of the Confederate States army.
we find in the n. O. Picayune:
We learn that the army regulations
have been issued for the uniform
adopted by the wardepartment OF the
Confederate States, and are as follows:
The coat to be of cadet gray cloth,
short .unice double breasted,two row
of buttons down the breast. two inch
es apart at the waist. and widening
towards the shoulders. Pantaloons,
| of sky blue cloth. made full in the
leg. The different corps in the ser
vice to be distinguished by the color
i. Of the trimnings-blue for infantry
red for artillery. aud yellow for cav
alrv. The buttons to be of plain
guilt, convex form. three quarters ol
an inch in diameter. In the artilie.
ry corps, the buttons to be stamped
with the letter A; and in infantry o'
cavalry the buttons win bear only tbs
number OF the regiment.
i For the General and the officers @
the staff, the dress will be OF dari
blue cloth, trimmed with gold; tor th'
medical department. black cloth.witl
gold and velvet trimmings. All bad
ges of distinction to be marked on tn
Sleeve and collars Badges Of dis
tipeuished rank on the color only
For brigadier g'ueral, three larg
!, stars; for 3 colonel two large stars
lfor q lieutenant colonel one large stal
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31
What was Bone.

yesterday evening. the Shreveport
: s..ntjnels turned out to welcome the
Companies from Texas. The three
companies paraded through our
streets. After WHICH they We're ad-
dressed on the wharf by Messrs.
Austin ana Landrum, on behalf OF
our city, they were responded to by
Messrs. Ogletr.e of the Marshall
Guards, and Capt. Cepten OF the
Star Rihemen. The whole affair
vas very imposing, and but for want
Of tilnc we might say more. The
affair concluded by the firing of sev
eral rounds by our city company.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31

The grand total thus amounts to
7O7 900 stand of arms, besides 10000
revolvers. which are said to be on
hand at various points. We have not
included in the above the arms owned
by the States of Tennessee, Arkan-
sas. kentucky, Maryland, Virginia
and Texas. which Will increase the
number to at least 100000. Besides
this, there are thought to be at least
100000 Of private arms, which Will
answer all practical purposes in CASE
of invasion by the enemy. In face
of the above figures. let no one deny
that the South is sufficiently we'll
armed to drive the last minion of Fed
eral power from her soil, in amy pos
sible emergency.-Memphas appeal
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31
Powder Mis- -
Saws the philadelphia North Amer

iox: e
..rhere is but one powder mill an
Virginia and eight in Maryland anu
Mone in the rest of the South WINE
Delaware had nine and Pennsyi'a-
MIA has six,y-sevcn. Error. tins II
viii be seen that if we could keep
possession of Maryland and Deia-;
ware with their powder mills, the sol
.itary powder mill in .Virg ginia,wouia
be th. only one TO supply the SCUM; =
In PENNSYLVANIA. the vast extent oi
the mining interest caSsifai's 'nc
large number OF power mills ana
those OF Maryland are doubtless o"-
ing to the same sort OF interest III '"r
Cumberland coal region. which Is stl''
true TO the Union.
According TO the above statement
we are very destitute OF the means
Of getting this essentisl requisite tor
way purposes, yet if the writer haG
taken more care in finding ont ali III"
mills in operation,hc might have made
quite different calculation.
We have :, millin fill operation III
| Virginia; one in South Carolina. "n'
in l'anola, Mississippi; one hear Nash
4 Vile. Tennessee; one N -. i-""is' Il
we arr. permitted to "nunlera'c it;;t"'
! ;~or,u> rx.r,iuns are being lilndt Il
establish II similar establishments ~ dat
iercnt parts OF the South. In Ala
pa,na preparations are being mace e
- ,nis citev.; on the banks of the 81
Ca, urrine, near \atchcZ, Miss. Il mi
VIII soon be errcttG. 1t VIII NOT u
!. long we opine. before every State
he. South viii! turn her attention
" the mann, facture Of this article "
J loy.r-hcart Il conversation the oth'
day bctwecn some gentlemen, VIII
NJ spoke aS though they might attcml
T. The same thing in Shreveport. "
aope they will. There are douhtle:
,f many mills i'll the South lately .std
:, usled of which We are ignorant.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31
Special for the Daily News.
Receiped yesterday Ereni.s.

Nashville, May PA private
despatch to the Daily Gazette says
fighting took place at Harper's Fer
ry, on Saturday, and the enemy
were completed routed,
On Sunday n fight took place at
Hampton. near Fortress Monrae'
Six hundred Lincolnites were killed
and wounded. The Southern loss
was only fity,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31

hApcrtant From Flo7sdo.-Erpccfeo
.ftuck on ApalaeAico'a.--A dispatch
% the 81 obile Advertiser, dated Mont
:.o,nery. May 20. says:
: special dispatch from Tallahas-
soc, bearing date the 23d. and pub
;shed in the Columbus Times, states
ne United States wax steamer Crnsa-
.,er passed Lake City with large
>. arce OF board.
twas supposed that she was bound
- lpaltcLieola, to attack that place
gn;! resake the recently captured
schooner Atwater.
\ toray upon that portion OF thu
florida Coast was apprehs.ided.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31

The steamer Texas arrived at our
wharf last evening bringing Captain
Copton's company. from Cass county
Texas. They are II fine body OF men
and number l:i;!5.
The steamer Flcta, which also ar
rived yesterday. brought the Marshall
Guards, Captain +. Y. Bass. I,h'
Guards hook rs though they will dc
good W ork.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31
4 Vyat ia Con-. Pendcrgrast.-O.

4 Iylat to Corr. Fendcrgrast.-On
Saturday, Capt Hu,te,, OF the \lr-
s:,,ia navy, Gen. Blow, Col. II. Rob-
.rtson and Cap, Wn \. Ichinny,
vent TO Fort Monroe, Mith a iiag OF
.:uce, on the STEAMER empire. u, +,
.GulligNn. lieut.. commanding
O-e object Of the visit was to car
v down several women, whose hus-
lands left in the Cumberland on the
light OF the fire; and another object
nas 70 endeavor - obtain the seven
slaves whose escape or SEIZURE W.
AVE noticed.
Com. Pendergrc;st offered to Civ.
~ the negroes, before Gen. Gwynn'
..oticc was presented te him. They
we're Of course broughtso the city
With tie exception of one who coult
GOV be found, and who is possibly Sc
...ting himself
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31
TIE Cy,Git SyStem.-A beautiful

TIC C1tCN SyS7fm.-A bcautI1u1
GIRL stopped into "a shop to buy pair
ormits. how much are they 2 why
said the gallant but ilnpudent clerk,
lost in gazing upon her sparkling
eyes AID ruby lips, "you shall have
them for Il kiss "Oh, very well.
said the lady, pocketing the ni's,
and as I see you give credit here
charge it on your books. aud let me
K nov WHEN YOU coliect IL" and she
hastily ;rip:-'' out.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31

The Mobile Register learns that all
the merchants in that city have agreed
to close up every evening at S o'clock
forthe purpose Of drilling themselves
and also allowing their clerks to do
So
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31

Respectable families lave been
.e,ossly insulted by the Northern
t:oths and Vandals at Wasi,ington.
"JiYu LAM" and Lis notorious gang
act as nightly patrol. Civilization
,sprogress;ng rapidly and christianity
prevails to AZ alarming extent 9; the
t.apttoi
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31

Cannon are being cast at Aberdeen
Mississippi. The foundry and ma
chine shops are of capacity to turn
out two finished pieces. with their
carriages per week.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31

In Petersburg, Va. they are manu-
featuring bowie knives on Il large
scale. Here is another article we
have had TO 60 North to bay.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31

Richmond. May 27.-Partial Off
cial returns from eighty counties,
show only thirteen votes against se-
cession. az E E#
New York, May a7.-A statement
published at allpoints North says that
Sewell's Point had been captured,
eighty four fcderalists killed, three to
four hundred Southerners killed and
wounded. and six hundred made
prisoners, is baselcss. A report that
the pickets near Fort Monroe were
surprised, and three hundred South
erners captured is neither confirmed
nor denied.
Heavy firing was heard, and densest
smoke seen to the southwa ard, but the
,r,ner was attributed to the funeral
guns, and the latter to camp fires.
The Federalists guard against sur
prise with the utmost vigilance.
I "A SkiFHiiSia - p'AiNN w
ken place at Arlington Heights.
New York, May 25.-The Times
Washington correspondent telegraphs
that a gentleman has arrived. stating
,hat :he Fire Zouaves have comlnenc-
ID 10 avenee the death Of their chief,
: Ellsworth.
. Louisville. May 27.-1he intro
iGuc,i,n ci' aims here is confirmed
lGcrrit Davis and bis friends rel y on
TN. constitutional guaranty to citi-
z.ns to bear arms. The arms will
h t,U into tn. hands Of those who will
i not under any case tig nt against Lin
a coin, but will use tht,n to sustain the
armed neutrality OF Kentucky, anc
y, IN case that is impossible, in defence
e of their homes, freedom and Southern
: rights In some places they are ce
Il posted in the county jails. subject ''
the legitimate authority. he ,ntro
,o ductiun is considered God-send by
A. the pure conservative States r'gh
I: r,rtv, who y ,intcd the vast 1najori
w ~ of the kentuckians.
,o New York, May PA Zouav
10 Colouel with s25. 900, raised for hi
10 regiment, has been missing for te
'"1 davs
y" =" \ merchant was arrested to-day
. by Superintendent Kennedy, for usin
90 seditious language.
IA Captain Adams. commanding tn
l., :. fleet AT Pensacola, has been o!
90 der,d home.
90 Washington. May 27.-The Sontl
w ern mails made up here will be TO
no wartl.l Via the West. and continue
90 til the first of June.
90 ltis reported that the Zouave picI
. cts wer. attacked, and after sever
WV rounds, the Southerners retired. lea
,on ing six captured.
on Baltimore. May 27.-Thc Adelai
not has arrived. Gen. Butler had be.
led reinforced with three thousand m
ar =, Fortress Monroe. When she lie
the it was expected Forfolk would be
des tackled on Monday.
last Washington. May 27.-Ths Sc
"ili enth regiment OF New York has be
ast
ac. ordered home.
env Boston. May 27.-The Massach
we'll sailed for Fort Pickens heavi
ed ladened with munitions.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31

Pestmosters are Tequestcd L"
&c. as agents for M.e Ne'cs, and rc-
s-1,m ten per ccat fro''. a'aosfnt f,rse0rded.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31
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j. II. Brownlee, Sec'y.
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