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Such as CdioDe', Blue PN ScGmOnony and the DrdS-
tic PiHs made of Aices, Gd,nJoge, dc.
These Pills Natures aperen From six P restore
the healthy action the bowels In less time than Thirty
Of the asc ca harc kinds They n.ter produce cramp
PAIN irritation but give tone TO the stomach and liver
neye diseases o. the bowels ldneys and bladder cleanse the
BLOOD and equaze the circulation Hence In Flousness Dys
vtrs dc from Eve doses ivaiaby the patient
10 heath, aud without weakenii 'he system
THEIR QUICK OPERATION
In OF Innammsion of the Bow A Bill Chocwhen Co
and Harlem Oils fall I've six OF RtDTAY5 REGULT
in from fou' six hours There pills.
tharic rugNve medicine Ia existence that will operate
peasaa y thoroughly, and speedily RadwRys Regtl ting
Pills Persona ring from Eervounes aels oy Rsess
ladl.s tuneng the horrors arising from I gulae Re
OF the nense and the train Of painful feeling ung
6bstructons Fpeedly rleyed Of all difficulties By the
use Of RADWAYB REGULATING PlLLSone of Railways Pills,
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Stops violent par In moen arrests the FIRST symptoms Of
aous eyers and rSev their progr relieves Spans Con
vusionB pr Chonc. Vomiting nd dH sHilIr udk is
specific for khCumssm, Nturaga Tooth ache
bago Throat The best eTte nal ppcaon scslds
Burns Cuts and Conusons and preventive OF msarous
disc asts, Is po,itl7ely inial.bl..
RADWAY'S REN0VATING RES0LVENT,
The potent sntdoe decomposition In the flesh and puruent
the bl1cd heals and obteates all Cheers ,b
scess Tuberce Erupors syphc and sc'oulous
he eagh OF TIE tuition and lencs vyor
vital principle and prolonRs lie II racicy
Eyes Poyphus and ether diseases Of III nose Ganiur swell
ngs Runnn from h Ear dc dc aud In sct fegereFaeI the
whole Of the HI 3D.
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere
my4-dewlm RADWAY CO., % John street, Ny.
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NEWSPAPERS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great confidence to be placed In
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.

A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
here or gray Ha nov tha,
the celebrated HxxsTRESIs lskTABLs HAIR RHIoRAryE
had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
"when people protect their Ha from the telale marks
age when hey luAurse In glossy black locks advanced
period Of their lives Nhen white and gray Hair
besuiGbiacs auburn when Hair be
bald head, when all this he done cannot do arm
tel what viii do IT, HRiMS?REFTs HAIR RESTORATIVE Ti
do t. This Hair Restorative L beyond pe-adyennre the
thing of the kind invented The facts possession
regard this wonderful preparation warrant In unqushed
recommendlngL"
ST. LOT ~ REPUBLICAN,.
"Many Of h , in 81 Louis speaking 10 giowi
terms Of this a,ticle"
CAUI>O CITY GAZETTE.
"Ths ncompssby excellent preparation 70. The Restoration Of
Gray Hair to N original color TO Hair from failing out
and cure badness sale at Humphrey Browns In h
city The evidence that this Restorative humbug concu-
sye Testimonials that eGc. be found In almost
per In tie country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
leave dyes alone and only reliable Restorative, like
HeimstreetS Inimitsbe"
Gold eve.yvhere-prce SOC and ~ per bottle.
w. H. HAGAN CO., Propretors, Troy, N. Y.
FISHER SHEPPARD, Agents. fe5-dkw3m
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TO THE TRADE.

TO THE TRADE.
WE would call the attention Of merchants visiting the N
w cy large and well selected stock OF DRUGS, SI3
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OIL, WINDOW GLAss, DYE ~
kTCFts PATENT MEDICINES, 4c, &c. IA
Comprising In part Of
Alum, Ginger White,
Aloes. Ginger African,
AnnSito, Glue,
Areui- Gun krtbk,
As'se' ia, lndigr,
Arsplce Ink,
Alcohol, Kerosene OIL,
Backing, LogHtod
Blue stons Lnsre3 OH,
birthstone, hadcc,
Burning Yuil, Pepper
Brushes Of All kiHds, Bed Wood,
Csmphlne, ssl Scda,
cAmphor Sup. Cars Soda,
Castor oil, seitletz Powders,
Cloves, hp'nish Brown,
Copperas Specs Of all kinds,
Ciesm Tartar, Venetian Red,
Concentrated Lye Varrbhrs,
Epson Salts White Lead,
Ext Logwood, window Gless, OF various
Fnstic, slzcE
Having lately fitted store with all the modern improve
ents carrying husoe enabled 10 give the ut
dispatch all orders entrusted promising ndydu
Al attention, aided by competent assistants.
JOHN T. GRAY, Druggist,
mhls No. il7 Main St, Redmond vs.
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1861. sPYING TRADE. 1861
DOVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 80 Main ST.,
IUAVE In their foil Of Dugs, Medicines, Paints,
Dye-tuft &c, which tey prepared 10 sell very low
cash prompt customers six months time All goods
tie quality stock consulting in part OF the
following articles:
Indigo suokirg Tobacco (every form)
sun CArb. Soda. (EnglitM Turf OH,
Eps ssEs Mster Pearls
~ LrggooJ M-dlcinsl andy,
CanphorI Mei,cinL Wines,
L, psrAs Vrrn uges, (sn Ends)
Castor on, Pls, (all klndsN
LApdsnun, Concentrated Iye,
Ginger soaps, tai knds)
Pepper Se.dl.tz Powders,
Alspics, Cherry Pectorsl,
Nuimegr Mustang Linment,
Putty, Gum Arabic,
Olive on, Tonqus Beans,
sp;s. Tu-pen.ne, Baeaing
vanish (ai knds) Coal OIL.
Window Glass, (al slLes) Burning Fluid,
Chexf-c z Tobacco Matches,
sega-. laI srsdso hachire oil,
Tanners Gil, Linseed Ou, &C, &C.
choice variety OF PrfuDery Tooth Hair and Nail
Brushes AL the Patent Medicines and every variety Of goods
ally sold in a Drug Store
Careful attention paid TO packing and shipping. -
sp10 DOVE Co.
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E,RksH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 drkins No. l Goshen Butter
IS hbls Bucks Flour
80 bbls supe=hre Extra and Family Kour
Smoked and Picked Salmon
IS y bbls No. l n. O. Roe Aerrirgs
Is pkss No. Mactere
Is bxs Engllsh Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
oat Meal, RJ flour, &c, &c.
received and for sale the lowest terms for cash, or
prompt Customers A MINNIs 4 co.'s Family Grocery,
nofs 2d and Main su.
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From ne Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephse Pills accomplish the object for which they made
viz Cure OF headache In all It's FORMS
From ne Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
They tested than thousand cases. with
tire SUCCESS
From ne Democrat, 81. Cloud Afnn.
you are have been ubed with the headache send for
box cepha Pills that may have then IN of
From he Adrntiser Providence n.
The Cephac Pills are remarkably effective REMEDY
headache ard Of the best for that very frequent
complaint which has ever been discovered
From Tho Western r. Il. Gdssas CAicdgo IT,
We heartily endorse Mr. spadng and his unnvaed Cephaie
From he Eanduha TaHey Star, Kana,oad, Va.
persons Suffering wi headache who try them
WI stick 10 them
From TIE Southern Pda Finder. Hep Orleans La.
Try them you ht are afflicted rnd we are @ sure that your ..
ed benefits that no other medicine csn produce.
From he 81 Louis Democrat
The immense demand the article oephae Pn) rapidly
!ncreaLing
From ne Gazette, Davenport IotOd.
Mr. spaldlng connect his with article he did
cot kE0o TO possess real merit.
From ns Advertiser Proridence RI
The testimony their favor strong, from the respects.
BILE quarters.
From tie Daily Estos, HStcport r.
CephsNc Pills are taking the place OF al kinda
Fron. ne Commercial Bulletin, BosA-a ka.
Said TO be very eficacious for the feadsche'
sFrom he Commercial, Csnct's
Suffering humanity now be relieved
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L. K. e.
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS
SUPERSEDED
ALL LPURGATORIAL POEsONS,

Such as Ca,oms', Blue Pin, Seamonoy, and tie DraS-
tic Pills made of Aioes, GdmJoge, dc.
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A BOOK ABOUT DOC TORS.
WEST JOHNSTON
l45 Main street

NEW BOoKs:
BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS. Oo-dy Jefferson, autnor OF
~Noves and Move ISIS, Ac Illustrated sl.S5
Tar NATIONAL C0NrRvEasY; the Voice Of the Fathers
up1n ~ stste sfth- Country Nv joe O. sill Csc
rBE lLlU 'rRsrFD HORSE Dc cTo2 Ry Edsard MayheS,
RCVS s2Je
MAcIULGvs ES6IANN-vol s. irmO and svo soc and 81 50
ASNuNL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY Year Bools Of Facts In
Science AMI ATL Edited by Dayta Wells A NJ vi q
TIE GREAT PREPARs fION Redemption Drsveth Nigh -
By Rev. Jonn Camni7E. d, " r 4 4, Minister Of The
seettish Naional Church vola "a
rguNisI soyL Ry George william cureL Illustrated
n&
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SPRING 1861.
SOUTHERN HAT MANUFACTORY.
ABLISHED 1886
TIVgE subscriber respectfully iavt-s the stten-
t.on of the Merchants II N-yniN, Snd North \rr<Cs4
Caroiua. th'- extensive spDx 20 his and ESsS9H
F5reign Mauufsctur-i hats Purchasers viii ebd ksSSZ(
Il ., their Interest ctr his h1gs- previous kS&I
going further No-.h. ~ Ne IS l-Syi1s nothing
A31s, sP.ring -Kprusc pains % keep the
suh-a Trade a. the south Goods sod In mis- House vi be
warranted % compare fvolsby "a quality and price with goo Is
CO nna from artrf Th--r viii De found al the quail
Wool. FCR and STRAW HArS from the lowest price
hat TO the 3nlNt qualify gtenen Also, Boys and
Chlr- bats and css ~ AZ -rates aud Styles and Ladies
Rli7y HN,s o. Al the va, ,i5us qualities,
Purchasers viii 20 wei o. sail and exsm.ne.
JOHN B}oiNf, 81 Main 81 Redmond, Va
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From ne Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tested IN than thousand cases. with
tire
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faagEeCN EOK IN ANhtt
SlRvlCs-lh psraton ard VII be paohsheu hnaeoAt,
Volunteers In Active Service compiled
smorA log az that Is ess n
Troops Acr service Bv Col M Ii RICHARDSON, Jr
NKAkLY REaDY.
MANUAL FOB TROOPERS AND sOUNTED RlFiEAhN =
eution 10 imPorta nj tNy Vok N
the % puoeai by towns nan A MOTIF peo ner
The bCok has been prepared by Col Lucus
navi Of IN Amy sut ted sTg TRo MASuA being
pon and Aoagem ut ofih ddl Tor Mounted h men La at
dlsu 70 re printed IN fu the slrsshrrs D for
Mounted Rnemsn Cap, NHury which ecrre ndert re-
frr-.d ;, f,varAbv in GU coluuns rs W. Q.
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Il SPRING STYLES ga
- OF HITS IND CAPS. 80

MY assortment HATS CAPS the Sprag
vi cople'e embracing a. The of son
lsk SS and ssnere -sts, and great variety
OF 90 Caps L-ghoro Hats varetv
Ao general % g-UtlrIaens a,nshng goods I'm
brrl Waki-g ,re', &C. &C al anY whah viii be sod
oa any other essb ishmertn the city. most
JOHN THOMPSON
uh25 No 1 Ballard HoUs-.
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From ne Democrat, S. Cloud, Hfnn.
II You are or have ubled with headache send
box, (Cepha Pills that have them IN Of
tack.
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n TICoRICE.-stAmlOrd LiOOrce, In and fo sale BY
II IsrS A. Y. sTCKER & CO.
rs YOU HAVE HDKsE OR MULE In bad lHicu.
Il VSi& Norton's Horse Tonic. I, I, worth fry
1re he price improving the CO. dillon u Horses &c.
ana prvventrg curing bots, Worms bijebound, Pr
- IUNAL,
Sore Manufacturer and Proprietor.
=, -, ~
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From he Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
Cephse Pills accomplish the object for which they ma
viz Cure OF headache In all It's FORMS
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

VI. RANDOL PH. l2i Main str e, has for sale flh
- stack Of S>hoC and Misc IAnSous Books Cap Letter. Note
And appng per-PvLs INK Envelopes Iksands, Pencils
Blank H. and other articles Of Stationery Also ne~ ,nd
sfa,dard Muse nv
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From he Advertiser, Providence, al
The Cephac Pills said 10 be effective
for headache ard OF the very best for that very frequ
complaint which has been discovered.
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buLs VERNON, OHio Jan. 10, ls6l
HESRY O sPALDsa ESQ,
Please end inosed twentnve for which send another
box Of your CephAc Pills. They truly e best Pis IAGes
tried.
Direct A.sTovER, PM
Belle Vernon, wyandot Co., O.
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GOyERNOe's MOUNTED GUARD.-saddle and
T stirIups with nss htfsre and behind. yA ard
DER for sale cheap exchange for y ocers sword
and bet spJy 10 J. P.fUv.L,
my6 corner ltth and Main 81 eets
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IN HHOsHACON SIDES SID
10 .sorr Snd for sale by ana AY STOKES . 90.
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sfSsdard Muse nv.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT * CO., ofFER FOB
~ sale l1nding.
Coll sicily, MAfeira Wines,
Henhessey Prsrds IN Plp-s and \, eAsh,
ViptAg ISIS l. Bond,
Pipes Reiisick Wine,
Cut Loaf Sugars.
6unpowder and Black Teas,
Java O. fse,
London Mustard,
Porto Reo Sugar and Moasses,
ALSO.
Jamaica Rum, years In Boud.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
The Old way the Best.

The new arrangements OF the
coacLca arriving here, in the morning
at .toa" o'clock. is failure. We
were in hopes that much better time
would be made, and therefore delayed
our paper IN the morning, awaiting
dispatches, causing the .Nems t" ap-
pear rather late We again resume
orr old method OF appearing soon in
the morning, and should important.
int,lli gence De received. we viii pub
lish an extra. 10 be- giren ia o". sub
scridc,;z free Of charge, hoping this
will operate better.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

and we must make allowances. The
ending of that terrible onslaught is as
follows.
IF these things be done on the as
sembling of tho provisional 'tuthori-
ties on the goth inst, at Ric!mond,
all may vet be we'll but to make
the future .c.rt.tn the people had
better Mt once set about selecting
suitable persons for the presidency
and vice-presidency and the contede-
rate Congress, for their expectation
that i'll the future, amy more than III
the past, they Will prove themselves
capable OF achieving more than mere
partisan success, and this only when
they have all the advantages i" then
own hands,
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22


How ready aud anxious We are 10,
a fay, YOU will see by the following:
About ten oclock last night we
heard the report Of a gv,n. Hardly
had the report died away, when our
men were in ranks, with guns and
formed into line, before the officers
had time to call us out. Gould you
have seen these glad but determined
faces, you would have exclaimed
such men can never be whipped :"
And so thought we. for every man
was ready to die rather than be whip
ped But to our disappointment it
was one of our sentinels, mailing an
empty skiti that broke loose little
above us.
As to our officers I cannot give
them too much praise. Maj. Shivers
only accepted tbs Maiorship with the
express understanding, tha, he should
have the privilege of acting as our
captain and leading us to battle; aud
am satisfied should we ever get
into an engagement. we will find
! Maj YIN. X. : hivers ut the head of
the Caddo Rifles. leading them OH to
victory. He will never say go and
DO so and so, but come boys and
follow me. lie is ono of the coolest
and bravcst men in the regiment.
and we'll liked by all officers as we'll
as Inen-. An instance of Mai. Shiv.
q. ers' actions you can see:
I When We left our old camp ground
and marched to this point. distance
of sixteen miles, Maj. Shivers (al-
though as field officer a horse was
furnished him. walked at the head
of our company; and when we told
him he had better ride. as the day
vas very warm, he said. My men
! don't want you to do anything thai
, | am not willing to perform myself
Well, what do You think of such 6
commander think any set o.
!, men who would not fight under sucl
: q commander are no; tit to live.
will now close. as l have written
more nonsense than you would like
/ 10 read.
Your Cousin,
JULIUS LISSE.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
GEo. W. VI ,RKuAM.
Private letter from The Seat OF
Var.

below wc publish letter politely
forwarded to Il, by our friend, Mr..
Jacob \. Wolfson, of Campte. La.
He received il not long since, and
thinking the citizens of Shreveport
would be pleased to read it. has
placed it at our disposal. We pub
lish /, with much pleasure.
Detachment 1T Reg. La. Vol I
Pig Point. Va, June ~. 1861
DEAR CouslN: Knowing You
would like TO hear from the seat OF
War. will pen these few lines to
YOU. although have no news to IN
form You Of
Enclosed send YOU a chart of this
country, drawn by +. :. Leonard.
of Caddo Rifles. the only correct
copy that YOU can get. BY this you
will see that We are entirely cut Off
from anything going on outside The
only news we &c, is through Now Or
leans papers By this means you
hear il long before we do.
Our Regiment is stationed two or
three miles from here protecting the
highways except the Caddol Rliies-
TO them is the honor awarded of de-
Tending battery at Pig Point, IN
Z the face of the enemy-a post, am
satisfied, they will fill with honor 10
/ themselves and a credit TO Caddo
parish. With our naked eye we can
see the movements of the enemy at
/ Ncwports News, and with a telescope
we can see Fortress Monroe. Hamp-
ton and the Rip Raps. All of these
places are strongly fortified.
II ia indeed very hard to be SO
clos. TO an enemy and not he able To
show them what material we are
made of. But hope our time will
come soon. l would like to see the
Caddoss in little engsgeInent-theu
Won will hear some startling news.
Hampton Roads is filled with Fed
eral men OF war Some days We car
see as many as fifteen cruising round
but they are careful enough, not to
come within reach of our batteries
Our men are in fine spirits-liv'
high, and all duty we have to co Is
guard duty. Our Camp is DIVIDED
, into three sections-every sectinc
stands twenty-four honrs--so yot
will see we have to be up and abou
every third night, while the balance
of the men have to be close by camp
sleep with cartridge box under heat
, and gun in arm.
!, The camp is about three hundred
wards from the Beach, (while thu
, Guard House is right on the Beach,
shaded BY "A grove of trees whici
also keeps it out of sight of the enc
my.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
Letter from The war.
Youmgs Mills, near Little. Bethel,

Jul Ntn lSOi.-
DEAR UNCLE Il Aunt You
can see that l have no ink so J will
use my pencil. it is not lawful but
suppose will do on this occasion. IT
would make you, laugh to see my
desk il is nothing more than an old
tin pan. the bottom at that. / have a
great deal t" write you. more than
| / shall be able to write. We leit'
Richmond two weeks ago for York
town, which is about 50 miles stay
ed there three ur four days one
u.o,,,iua we received orders to march
Immediately to meet the Yankees
rs they were rapidly approaching us.
/ Our battalion is about htteen hum
bred of Georgia and Alabama troops; ;
marched about 5 miles, and lodged in
ambush two DAYS and nights for
them expecting them every minute;
sent out scouts and found they had
rrtrcatcd. One morning our picket
guard came in and reported that there
were Is thousand men i'll = miles of
lis we commenced digging trenches
and throwing up breast works, IN
= hours We had breast work mile
long ready to receive the enemy, II
they had come we would have given
them the warmcst reception they
every had. 10 day is the 4'h o.
+. July, we have prepared fine BARRIE
cue. : We sent out in the country anG
. bought four calves, four sheep anc
f four fat shoats, which is now vel
. Barbccu,d. Col. Drew, and j. L
Harris. will now deliver an address
. after which | will finish my letter.
I This morning July 9th. with (:
!. broken heart | attempt to finish my
/ letter: our Barbecue is over ant
= pass-d of fine. we had ali the officer
+. Of the Lewiston 10 dine with Us, ais
e a great many Of the privat's. ! hat
4 forgotten to mention 10 You that on
= old 6iend Steve Hackctt, came t
d our company day before Yesterday
with the purpose Of joining, he ina.
not rcpor1ed himself to the General
:, hu, was considered one of our com
pauy last might it was reported tia
:. there wyrr alou, three OF four hun
!, drcl Of the enemy in about six mile
" nfus. there are five companies of on
! Latal!ou, and 20 men detailed .rol
- each company to 20 out and meet them
II We nae. them abou; daylight thi
- morning. there We're about forty gun
fired fioIu the enemy, about ten trol
II our side. there were Two killed on on
1t side. one WIS our lieutenant, Go
t. Drew. ia" other was 0'tr friend "
az : IIarLrtt, of the Shreveport Gray
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

The Alta California, of the llth
ult., has the subjoined amnnonnce-
ment: =.
In case any privateering craft
should come to this coast for the pur-
pose of overhauling our coastins
vessels, or menacing our ports, we
might be to some extent at their mer-
CIV. The collector has promptly Sc
cured the steamer Santa Cruz; as a
gift from Mr., 5. J. Hensley. She
is of five hundred tons burden, and
has been named after Gen. Sumner.
the well-tried and faithful officer now
in supreme command Of the Union nIS
force on the Pacific coast. Inc
Sumner leaves to-day for Benicia,
under command of Capt. William @.
Pea.e, the late able commander OF
the revenue cutter William l.. Marcy.
now lying at Martinez and under
going repairs.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
T Ell E 6 R A P II &c.

Louisville, July 15.-Missouri pa
pers dated 18th, three days distant
from the seat of war, place the bel
lieerents as follows: State forces
three columns, 10000 each; that un-
der jackson is advancing towards
Jefferson City. Those under Rains
and Parsons and under Price and Nc
Culloch, have driven the concentra-
ted Federal forces into a neck of land
between, Warsaw and Osceola.
Capt. Burbage had killed 80 and
captured $50 Federalists in Ceda,
county.
The Neosha prisoners after sub.
ecribing to some kind of an oath had
been released.
Memphis, July 15:-News reached
Little Rock yesterday, by way o
Pocahontas, Ark, that Gen. Ben
McCulloch, with $4,000 men, attack
ed $4,000 Federalists at Springfield
Mo-, killing nine hundred. Federal
lists surrendered uncenditionally.-
Two hundred Southerners killed.
A dispatch received at the Mexica1
Legation announces the death Q
Ocampo and Gen. Degallado.
Cincinnati, July ga specis
dispatch to the Gazette reports tina
Laurel Hill was evacuated on tn
night of the night Of the 18th. TIL
rctrsating Southerners were overta
ken by the advance Of the Federalist
on the 18th. The rear of the retres
ting column formed in order of battl
TO cover the retreat, AT the mex
ford, Gen. Garnet was killed. Go
Ramsey, of Georgia, succeeded Ger
Garnet in command and continue
the rstreat, but the Federalists abar
doned the pursuit.
The result Of the whole affair II