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Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

We are authorised to announce the
name of +. S. WADDELL, as \
Candidate for the office Of Consta-
bic, for ward No. i, Election first
Monday lGthl Of May next.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

w. ID. Miller, Texas, Chief Clerk
Department.
Joseph F. Lewis, Texas. Clerk.
John G. Bach, La, Clerk.
j. l.. G. Tanner, Ala, Clerk.
j. Newton Lewis, Miss, Clerk.
Eugene b. Philpot. Ala, Messen-
ger.-Montgon,ery Advertiser.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

Both branches Of the New York
Legislature have passed a bill fining
any one who sells swill milk $50,
and all who adulterate with chalk and
water S25. The bill only awaits the
signature of the Governor.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

We are authorized to announce the
name of JOSHUA BRYANT, as Il
Candidate for the Office Of Constable.
Ward No. i. Election first Monday
(Gth) Of May next.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25
LATEST INTELLIGENCE !!
Special Dispatch to the News.

~ L
We Aoisted our flags as he was pass
ing, and were greeted with hearty
cheers from tho boat. We could not
see distinctly, but think she had
troops on board.
Our military companies have sent
one of their members to Baton Rouge
on the Mary keene, to buy rifles and
get instructions from Gov. Moore.
Gen. Sparrow, Of this place.
member of the Provisional Congress.
from Louisiana, leaves on the Quit
man en- ronte for Montgomery. to at
tend the called session Of the Con-
gress.
Pittsburg, April 22-(Directions
to Telegraph Operators.) No line
work ing South Of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, April 22-Working
South of Philadelphia. Take no
Baltimore or Washington business, or
points South of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, April 22-lt is re-
ported that the President has called
for additional troops from the North
crn States.
The police have seized quantity
Of contraband goods directed to Jack
son, Miss.
1t is reported the Baltimoreans
have demanded the surrender Of Fort
McHenry. The comnandant re-
piled he would fire on the city before
he would evacuate.
1t was also reported that Gen.
Cadwallader's mansion, nineteen
miles from Baltimore, had been de-
stroycd.
New Orleans, April 22.-The free
colored population at a meeting. re-
solved to tender thcir services to the
Governor for the defence Of the State.
\ meeting has been called for to-
night, to adopt measures to clear the
city of Abolitionists. Two are al
ready under arrest.
NEW YORK, April 222-The sew
cutll regiment reached Annapolis
safely.
New ORLEANS, April 22.-Thc
Cahawba has arrived from Havana,
with dates to the 1Sth.-'Ilir rcduc-
ton of Fort Sumter caused great sen
sation. and almost an entire suspcn-
sion Of business.
The u. s. war vessels Mowhawk
arrived at Havana on the 18th. The
Empire City was also thcr. from
Texas. with 500 troops.
Adyicrs from Key West to the
18th, state that the Atlantic, from
New \ ork, with troops, was anchor
ed near Triangle Shoals, on the
18th. She communicated with Fort
Taylor, and left on the 18th, bound to
Sand Key. The Powhatanappeared
off the harbor on the llth, and cX-
changed signals with the United
States steamer Crusader.
The Illinois was expected to gar
rison Fort Taylor. Key West bar
racks We're engaged drilling guns.
The Atlantic brought commissions
for some new Federal appointees.
The commanding officer at Fort Fay
lor has been appointed postmaster at
Key West. The city of Key West
was healthy.
New York. April 22-The steam
tug Mercury has heen chartered and
stationed at the narrows to examine
all vessels
Colonel Eilsworth'S regiment Of
ZOuave firemen have been mustered
into service.
Louisville, April 22.-New Albany
and Jetfersonville are preparing to
prevent Northern or Southern troops
crossing their Territory.
New York, Apri! 22.-The Har-
riett Lane has sailed with sealed or
ders.
Harrisburg, April 22.-Two bat
tallions have arrived here.
New York, April 22.-Businessis is
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

II. II. MORRIS will be supported
for the office Of Trustee, for Ward
No. 3. in the city Of Shreveport, on
Monday, May 9th. next, by
MANY FRIENDS.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

The proceedings OF the Board of
Trustees, will be found in to days
paper.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

We are authorized to announce the
name Of II. II. STEWART, for ,h..
office of Constable, for Ward No. i.
Election on the sixth of May.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

If Mr.. CHRIS. DRUM, will con-
sent to run for the office of Trustee,
for Ward No. 3, in the city Of Shreve-
port, at the ensuing election he will
be warmly supported by many friends.
and elected if there is virtue in votes.
MANY VOTERS.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

Should our carrier overlook any OF
our subscribers, they will please leave
notice to that effect at our Office, Cor
ner Of Texas and Spring street, over
RaerS store.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

Messrs. Engle s. Co., advertise a
large quantity Of ice for sale; See
advertisement.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

We are authorized to announc.
the nam. of Mr.. NJ. Il. STEWA
rs a candidate for the Office OF TruS
tee of Ward No. ; Of the city OF
Shreveport. Election on the 9th of
May.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

We are authorised to announce
JONAS ROBSON, Esq, (the pres
ent incumbent) as n candidate tor re-
election for Mayor Of the city OF
Shreveport, at the ensuing May elec~
ton.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

q Postmastcrs are requested to
act as agents for the Neacs. and re-
tam ten per cent f10m amount foracartied.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-25

Personal articles will not be published
either as communications or advertisements
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
+ ELEGR A PHO

.MOv.EMEIrT OF TROOPS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

hey nlCAt hcus1llss 800 - uhisA|
= Holvenke vhe H. r ~ -
ess etsd Fo.sJ psisg
|inh Pee a ss6prdian : ioYth -
|psa ssisy; Nor - e Aen 4
bog 0ttssa6os g : d11ir6, I6ng SulsT-
|taiDed ord BOW greatly increased, end
hot oossis1sst Will IL lasgsst ehasisy
t9verda thpee who hold vidaly- 6i1is.
|eht 6sutlmehtb-that il 06d's OWn tine
|snd ~ msass which b can aYpsUvss
|the epci1 and domestie, iaeeitntios Which
b. - lhgu6d and initiate and ditJte1
|us = . nation, may everywhere b ~
movS0 6U9 1Uu6n 1oe5sey, ~ 'mI1n
it, plaes, side b, side, 10 ~ history y
the wosld, nth Bad Or obeols1s syslsoa
Of bunaa govssnmsat, 81 viii 0ehos
ebi1ge which God she walked q nd
permitted, bot never commanded o.
ssaetionsd = He ows choses asd pes.
manent appointments among the chill
dsen Of men.
In the present contest, let o sssk 70
te delivered from III upholy prejudice
and passion, and TO have . angle eye r.
the frus welfare Of orr country, % The
pure, psaoeful and elsvating principles
of the gospel, and to the glory Of Hin
who il the High and Mighty Ruler o.
the universe. And finally, my brethrer
Of the. ministry and Of the people, Is
use the words Of . brother Bi.hop,
: let us, in these dark days, put oul
cheerful confidence in Goblet % be-
lieve that He has HE own ends ii thil
unexpected and bitter dispepsation
Aud let u, while vigorously doing oul
duty in defending the right comfos
ourselves With the thought, that By cor
row .. we'll - BY joy, that BY adversit,
az we'll - prosperity, BY the storm
and tcmpests sent from on high, = vel
Is by gentle shower Of peace and glad
ness, an overriding Arm j. bringing o.
that day, when 81 the kingdoms Of TIL;
world, now lying in wickedness, shal
become the kingdoms Of our Lord sni
of his Christ
sBishep Eastbuss, in his addrsss to The Aunua
Convention Of the diocese Of Massachusetts, Ma
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
Fron wsshisgtos.

WARRINGTON, Juho 2.
Among the ridiculous rumoIs, i one
that Col. Wilcox bad joined the Seces
|sionists, and that twenty Michigan
troops had been captured BY the rebels.
Another Zouave was shot Last night.
Lieut.. Tompkin's official account Of the
Fairfax affair does not differ materially
from the yesterdays report, and ssys 8
|of bic men are missing, 5 slightly
wounded and horses lost. He thinks
be killed AMI wounded 81 rebels, and
brought away prisoners.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

Especial to The Chicago Tnbuns.|
WAsHIHGToN, June 2.
The steamers Anacosta and Freeborn
arrived here last night from Aqua
Creek. They report another engage.
ment on Saturday afternoon with the
rebel batteries At that place, remoue.ed
during Friday night. The Pawnes
joined them in the attack. IL Feders
guns played four hours on the rebels and
as ois sil-norsa 4h~ l~-~- l,.,axri..s. .ud
destroyed the bridge across the creek
depot and wharf.
A large number Of shells burnt right
amidst the rebel artillelists, evidently
causing much havoc. Upper battery could
not be reached BY fire from the vessels.
1t consists of three rlfled cannon which
threw . largo number Of shells and
shot, five of which struck tho Pawnee,
five the Freedom and three the Anna
costa, doing slight damage. Only two
were wounded on the vessels. The
Freedom and Anacosta will be armed
With rifled Dahlgreens and return to the
scene Of action. Tomorrow the Paw.
nee lies of Aqua Greek.
Fifteen hundred rebels are encamped
at Aqua Greek, and have erected two
more secession batteries, one ct . dis.
lance Of two and = half miles, and the
other two miles from the creek.
An expedition will doubtless be organ.
ICED this week to attack the rebels By
land.
Three more regiments crossed into
Virginia this p. N. One believed the
New York 18th regiment, which re
turned to camp on this side to-day.
No hostilities on the Virginia side TO-
day.
Two messengers we're dispatched
this p. n. BY the Department with in.
structions for Gems. Mcclellan and Pat.
terson. John Sherman carried the dis.
patches to the latter.
A farther advance Of Federal troops
into Western Virginia and Southern
Pennsylvania viii doubtless be made this
week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

Aos a. Mtuo'oOury, W. AT TINS trade
be wrought for two years, and getting
wearied Of it, he sought the means o.
procuring an education. He was I'd.
mitted - pupil in the Canandaigua
IN. ~ Academy, and entered upon q
course Of classical studies, and at the
same time studied law with an attorney
n that village, and while there evinced
fondness for politics. In 1888 he
moved to Illinois, and for some time
taught school in the village of Win.
chester, in that State, While engaged
N teaching school he still continued hi,
,ssal studies, and was admitted to ths
oa' IN 1884. In the following year, Al
cue sge OF % years, no was appointed
oss'e Attorney BY the Legislature, which
once ne resigned in 1885 to take hi,
seat in the Legislature. He "a. tn.
youngest member Of the House bp
1000 was remarked for hi. ;nd...,v !,
legislative matters. By this time h,
became : prominent politician. and rsr
for Congress in 1889, but WAS beaten b,
i've votss. He stumped his State TO-
Ven Barren for the Presidency in 1910
II Decembss, 1910, be Was elected SEQ
rstazy Of State. and in the followin.
February va elected By he Legislatur
aJsdssefths Supreme Cosrk He va
subsequently, twiee elected - ! membe
Of Coaereps bat oaly seryed sons term
w4ee - gvae elected to the Unite
stasss ssassaI r land after The szpl
radon - theetoem Wsse-elsstsd tpQps
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
CAIRo. June 2.

CAIRo, June 2.
Col. Cookies regiment, A. Allen, and
Col. McArthurs, at Caseyvllle, are Or
|dered to Cairo immediately.
A squad ofCol. Tyler's artillery, with
e guns, camp equipage, &c., arrived
from Springfield this morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

:. .ls|!Ei -
Ai@doeAA. Hsy1ss 1ensrkabls 49,
- kas Amllia ) ~ parts q 4
|viIissd II y, - shs memory Of !
hobl@ desd and his qRtising energy q
favor q BIZ country, viii live green il
HE Asasis If the present and risisg Gen.
|eration until both shall pass away, and
10 the history Of his country the name Oh
|Brsnnss ARNOLD DOUGLAS win 1sd 4
lofty niche, and will be named BY gene
|rations yet unborn - one Of the noblestI
ns0 Sud u0stjp robbusd slnanusss - ~
|ninstesntA century.
- Piavise SHARP. F
The Confederate Congress. With q
view Of cutting of oil aid and comfort 20
The loyal States Of the Union, in order
TO bring them to terms, has passed :
Law prohibiting the expectation Of cot
ton from any Of the Southern States, ex-
cepting the seaports. The idea is, We
presume, to keep the manufacturing
world from obtaining cetton through
Northern ports, and until becoming
desperate, either England or France o.
somebody else will send feet into
Southern waters, which will NOV it,
way right straight through the Govern.
ment blockade, and throw the cotton
market open to the world again. Thu
southern Congress may believe oil II
says and does, will prove true, but We
think the cotton expectation law 10 only
calculated to hurt the South more thar
any one else. The powers OF England
and France will hesitate long while
before they make war with this Govern
ment for cotton, lest they kill the fow
that lays the golden egg. They will b
very slow to do anything Of the kind
Mr.. Jefferson D. The cotton crop viii
not be carried away right of.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
THE LIE CLAIRE HOUsr!

-
IN THE PlRsT DAY or vBDaUARY rnm
~ well-tncwn 9etel was epeneA loe tAe -
espttos o. gussts. The hoses has bssa shaoush.
p sleaeea. peiats9, papsssd ssd furnished. A
|.sw hitsesos looa1sy, els., bavs 49, buils, aaA
= dbest he hsaseis ~ Il bstsss sesditioa thaa
3hs suhscsibsss, Oillslt. Sssnssly q ~ Gssoe
3eose, - JeAn 4. Dass, ~ Chiseee, hsve talso
= lag lsass = - pgs1lsss, esd Win e0ss supo.
- indees9:etsts Ter he ssessoslsa1so - She
lnvsaiag Deblie. s j
EOI.8EEa stu4H q TaK wAJ
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bsemes vitA psivjleoe e Turntables The seue. e.
tast.a = ~ - ssossteA aSasnssls vitA-
- seeA saahls ssssssssl NH he nssss
G1LLETT 1 DAp
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
HAeEasrowE. Nd. June !.

dAoEasTOwE, Nd, June J..
The secsasionists this morning q.
tempted 70 take the Terry boat opposite
|Williamsport, probably to oross to
Maryland on : toragisg expedition.
The Uuionists ordered The Secession
|ists to desist, Not complying, they
we're dred q, A brisk 6re followed on
both sides, Iasting about - hoor. Sew
|eral rebels wounded. The Unionists
wese unhurt TIE FsbeIs Tstrsatsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

EMR SCOTT House.

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

united and happy people, showing forth
His praise, and dwelling securely under
the shadow Of His Wings
While / thus speak out Of the feelings
Of . heart that grieves and sgonises over
the darkened hopes and prospects of a
beloved country and while ~ : Chris
tian and . Christian teacher, / mourn
over the deep and awful corruption Of
mans nature, which has 90 long with,
stood the combined influence Of civilisa-
ton and religion; | cannot yet do 9th,
erwise than exhort both clergy and peo-
pie to defend the nations honor, and 10
uphold the nations laws. Az the world
be, wars and connections must needs be;
the pure principles Of the Gospel OF
IOhrist, We will believe that God in by
wise Providence will bring good out Of
evil, and extend His kingdom even amid
the ruins Of nations and empires.
Even the present troubles aud affections
Iof our country will undoubtedly be over
ruled to the fartherance Of those Divine
(plans which render certain the final
though gradual triumph Of civilization
and Christianity. The Christening un-
der which We are sufEeriog Is DOT iovous
but grisvous : bat let % put our trust
in him who orders oil thugs in heaven
and o. earth, and who, in the accon.
|piishnent Of His great purposes, often
moves il mystsrious way, and makes
the wrath Of man to psaiss Him.
And herr, ny dear bssthfsn, would
Idis9is thu painful subject, did / not
FEEL 4 tosbe duty 70 express the aas-
Eaeet hope that our Church bfethrea Ia
The revolutiosaty Gtatea generally VIM
IealmIy await The fill 5eesIe g H. pseas
Isat sil1l sad militity I = tvsnsatA helpss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02
TIE LATEST News FROM ROCK CREEK!
by PONY EXPRESS!!
Notice to Donation Claimant.

VI ASIINblON lEhNlIOK1.
NTORE than Fourteen Hundred Donation Pa.
lNl pers. Qualifications and Final Proofs, are
now lying in the rigeon-holcs of the Registers OF.
flee, upon which certificates can be issued as soon
as FULL and COMPLETE COPIES ARE MADE.
To do the whole of that work would REQUIRE the
constant labor of the Register from two to three
years. provided that he had no other duties to per.
form. But when it is known that two-thirds of
his time is occupied with conflicting donations and
prc-emption cases. persons having donation mpcrs
in the Office may well look to the future for
their certificates and Patents. Believing that many
would prefer having their donations completed
now, ratcr than wait for the indefinite s.co,irsc of
human events, and being well acquainted with the
business am prepared to make out papers and
procure Certificates for claimants in all parts of the
Territory will also attcndto the preparation and
filing Of dccaraory statements and final proofs for
prescriptions. and drawing maps ofclaims and Town
ships. from the original surveys. for hose desiring
them. For preparing the papers and procuring a
certificate for donation claim, where there is no
conflict. my charge is five dollars. For preparing
andf ling dccaratory statements and paying the
governmentfee, three dollars. For Township mans,
five dollars, and claim maps one dollar each In
all cases the fee must come in advance.
Persons having bought land acquired under the
Donation Law. cannot be too careful to sec Certf-
Gates are issued. A. NJ. POE
NOV. -, 1850. [3af] Olympia, ". r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
The following recommendation is from one Of thu
Oldest phYsicions in New London, Conn:

The following recommendation is from one of the
oldest physicions in New London, Conn:
Mcssrs. \. Il. 4 d. SANDs:-Gcntlcmcn:-- Your
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city and the neighboring towns, and so fur as my
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cess and in all with decided benefit. 1t is regard
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ng in obstinate diseases of the skin; in eniecbled
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Its is usually followed with improvement Of ap-
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better rests at night, the production of q more
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THE JAPANESE sALvE,

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The Great Japanese Remedy.

THIS WONDERFUL. REMEDY, CALLED TIE
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