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Insurance Gompaniee.

NrEN-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY (purely MutuaO. Boston. Mass Ac'
cunlualcI Fund meet Losses nearly Two Millions LOSES
during years 500 go Dividends paid Ia cash, Ia II
yc GBOCU Last Cssh Dividend 81 per Net assets
over .btio tbf0cOO lntere ting documents concerning
Life lns rpncc ffrrished gratis.
IOIIN lip'PEE, kgpnl aud Attorney fos the Company
Ms ropo.iBr Box Baias ITO Broadway cor, Pnes n. 4
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EsQal Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofthe County Of New York notice hereby sy,1 to a.
o. be city OF Bath Name shipmaser deceased 70 Pessni
the wi vouchers thereof TO the subscriber a. t1s 2ncs
al HAWKINS & COTHREN, eoUnselorsst-ew, 70 10 Wal
eet ~ TIE City Of New York before the first day
ApIi neat-Dated NewYork ltth day Of September looi
"a l.wemsst JAMES c. WHITMORE, A. DiristrAtoE.
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TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YOAE.
For u.HsYeu, T. 9 a. u, tELli l2I5, . Erl; 80, a.
for Bddrspou :, "a M, Gr)i i2l', 2, Erli $50
4.s0, and p. ~. 81. A..
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport and NestPofr
IA 70. l2:I5. , 50. s:5O and p. m. ~.
FoT Horwst = go N. has, }, On so 800, $50,
For Dsrun and Greenwich, Z 80 a. RiS, $50 40
Y6r stamford = c. (EI), s:5oG n. AIS, D Ok $50
Por Pot Ch,,tsr and inofmeda, stations, T. ssos m "
L! 3:sO: ADD 800. 600 p.
CONNEITlN0 TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield a No. iEI.l (EHl p m.
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2;l5 ?. m. 80.
For Hartford and Springfield a. m, tkIl lz.l9 > ttIh
p. m. 60, ~,
and i2si5 ,. M. 20 Northampton - - ~.
ForHaiot1. PTo7isnce, ard fnhkil hsirosd g. pa III
For Nov. Haven, Ne,g-Loadon and sonngon Railroad
al a m, 1915, 3, p. N. .
For Csna RsiF6ad. y IS p. m. 10 Northampton.
Ior fiousstoue Railroad 20 Pittshed, g. m, p m.
| For kaugatuck Railroad a. IA, p m.
For DAnbury and NorwAik Railroad, !. $3.50 f J9 M
JAMES H. HOfT, Superintendent.
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Burnina flnio, Oils, Sc.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
IA OIJ.-Rsceived direct from the manufacturers aud o'
t.e IN Quantities suit al the very lowest market rss oJ
~ sCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS & Co,
Nos I5O and LIZ Wiliiznl-st., New-Iort
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T7HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

IL OF The AGE. ~
Mr. KENNEDY OF RoxbUry has discovered In one OF os
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS, aremsdy that cures eyssy
lind Of Humor ffous the worst Scroos down 20 Common
pmpe. -, III - -, - A.
face.
bottles are warrsnted cure the wort caaksf In ~
mouth and stomach 49,, -
elss. a.,
10 bottles are warranted 70 ell hunors in the eyos
2 to bottles are warranted 10 nEing o. the and
blotches among the hair.
sores.
2 20 bottles VIII cure scsly eruption Of the skin.
to bottles warranted to cure Tue worst Of ding
worm.
case Of rheumatism
| 3to bottles are warranted to ssltIhsun.
5to8 bottles will cure the won't cases Of scrofns
bsneft Is always experienced from the first bottle nj
.,Crt cure Il warranted whe the above qua1y taken
Nv spg src. attention 70 the direction 10 the panphie,
,ronnd each bottle and iudicoas Application oil the
SCROFULA OINTMENT,
HEALING OINTMENT. ard
SAITRHEUM OINTMENT,
every ulcer and tore Of Whatever kind OK nature perfectly
and permanently hesled.
Price 81 per bottle. .
/ For sale by respectable druggists everywhere.
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Fam WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and

CTEAM WEEKLY between NTW-YORK and
~ LIVERPOOL lsuins End embsfkiug passenger .t
Queenstown lrcAnd - ne Liverpool New orx and PHI.
adepha Steamship Company intend dispsteaing their U
powered Clydo-buih Iron Steamships 2sfoiOHfi
cltl OF WASHlNO1ON....... Suoroay, Oct w.
tIAnbpN s............ iIdil' 'iit'@'
- Manu.. .SsrTdnv, nov
Ana every SATURDAY, noou from Piel No. Al NoIsh
Rive
FilTf pAs-sGr.
flHhI CAbiN.'... ...... So STEERhGE...,,.,,ufaa
fit CABIN 70 London 20 SleeIsss L'nd0..... -
Flint apih to fai-s.... g. sitsrsge 90 Psfis.. %
First C1uin 10 Hamburg. o Stee-as - 50
FasaeHges also ioaTtel 20 iI&yre s.eI4sI NolfdIln,
Antwerp &C., a. equally low rates.
Ferrous wishing TO esHg ON tier fieni' buy tickets
here a. the following rates 10 EeyNoIk. From Liverpool
Qpeentogn, u. Cabin, 80 G2j and OJ soc,sge Tom
Liverpool. no. From ilueenttown, go.
Ihese Steamers have superior accommodation ~! pasen
geIs and carry experienced Surgeons They arc n1i, IN
Wse' tight Ton Sections and have Patent File Aiaors
on board.
foT further information sppiy Ia Liverpool 10 WILLIAM
lNhlAN Agent NO. u NavrBt.i IN glasgow TO IgM. ~
NAN No s. Enocl'qnIei 10 Queensowu % G. :: ".
u. skd MOI 4 Co "a L0udDn 10 ElVES ( MACY No.
81 King Nillaui-st. in fods to JULES DRCOUR, No .
piaes ee bouse a. Phsdepna 20 JOHN q. DALE 40.
W. Nllalt-s'.. o. % me Comp1Bys 0Goss
JOHN @. bAihq As'nt No. IS Broadway NJ.
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DKPOT QUARTEKAAsIkks OIfF,,ies


wAsHIsGTos. ID. G., Oct ~ l9oL ]
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited d tue
- Office until October e. at " M for supplying me QG
tsrmasters Department with 5000 tuns OF HAY and @m
bushels Of OATS. ,,..,or,,,
delivered in bales
The OATS to be good nerchautsblepice put Up ia a
of about two bushels each Sacks TO be Retained by the Gov
euert without extra charge Oats TO be received by wesx
az (S2 thfrty.two pounds TO the bushel.
An the Hay aud Oats 70 be delivered a. hs Government
wharf or Railroad depot in this city within @ thirty dap
after cOsing the contract M
10 be marked Proposals Hay" Those for Oats Pm
Ana be directed to Col D. Il. RUcKER Depot ou,rts
master, Washington d. G. .,,a
No proposa will be entertained which IL received ateT IL
,ss56g OF the bids has been comnenced nor W any on
upess the parties present or repeSened
az authorized agent or attorney. 80
Good ana sufficient security with bond &C., VII be y
quircd :. - ~, fiji III. A.
number OF his house place ofbusness or PostOfee boz
me under sned the right to REJECT s bids thah
may consider 900 high - . 60,
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DroposGIs.

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE No. 80 EAssAg-sT MY 'reSS
NLOTHING FOR THE NAVl.-sEAl4EE
~ PROPOSALS. indcrsed 4" PROPOSE. for Clothing." vi
be received az this office until FRIDAY NEXT tie SOth ns
at ~ O'clock for furnishing and delivering a. the Nasym
At Brooklyn NewYork within sixty days from noticsiias
OF ptance Of bids. THREE THOUSAND BLUE CLUIh
ROUND JACKETS and as many more a. Tnsy be requifs
evious the Let Of july 1882 the jsAet 60 eonlots
quality Of material pattern, and woTknaoshp TO those
in the Navy sample Of which be feen on spphcsnon
The Inspector IN charge the Navy Aforesaid end m
pss the inspection Of the Yard Payment 50 pe mas
az Sis station The bid must be accompanied ~ we uS
guaranty that e awarded the contract will be Iecuseo
e' 49, l. HENDERSON, Navy Agent
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GbeGnrt.
1lare uines, Sc.

r BEG leave 10 state that have opened my
80 - No 1o3 Pearl..t rear Maidsnlsne where shall
constantly hep full Of tie WINES and rnkE
COGSAC BRASDIES Of MessTL PAUL DE- CONINCh'
AIONOD L GUlRAUD. ,--.,.
oder are respectfully solicited, and VII be pTomBy At
t.r5sato j. MARC MARTIN.
BospE,ur, Joy !, 1851.
We hay. the honor inform the public that we have eao
.heJ depot Of our WINES ia the City Of EeTh ofs ana
have appointed Mr. j. MARC MARTIN our Agent for the
United States and The Canada. III,
All our Wines strictly pure, and esn Do ued WIN
ssfyty for family aud medcinE puTpofes , ..-,,
PAUL DE CONINCk, MONOD GUiRAUD.
We take pleasure recommend with entire eenhdence w
J. MARC MARTIN. Agent Of the MN PAUL DE "
SISCK MONOD & GUfRAUD Of Bordeaux. We can "a
SURE our friends that they may rely the purity Of Al VINES
sold by that firm through NJ MARTIN.
GURDON BUCK NJ. D., New-fork.
HORACE GREEN. ". d., hew-York
WILLIAM X. BROWN. M. d., Brooklyn
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DenilstrD.

lent IN he ~ s-N b. GRIFFIN { BROS, Dentis.
No as Cra1dst n " and No Isl Fulor-st, Brooklyn IN
se full or partial Of Teeth their improved Atp o.
phe PessuIe Plates without extracting the roots Tn pa
tina or gold s25 silver rubber : lO partial acts On goa
: gner tooth silver 8 II.
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DERHAM's GRAND EXCURSION
Ocean CLEANERS.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class viii leave NewNoIt the ls ltb. and
z1st each month except whom these dstes fall on IAH
when the day Of departure viii be the MONDAY tslouag
FOR freight sage apply a. he only Office. No. bowling
uesn. ID. d. ALLEN, Agent.
nor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVEE,
IL OK SATURDAY, NOV 9--Tte United Stu.es Hall
Steamer ARACO, a. Lines Commander will ssi. from Pier
9 81 noon.
This sesnihp UNSURPASSED FOR safety and comfort has dgu
Bio engines under decs ncosed b. tg compartments
which bsids other results tsad II te event o. coion o.
sud.ag keep tho pumps Tree u work. aud secure the
safety Of vessel and passengers.
SAMUEL ". FOX.
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents. 30. Broadway.
IRE steamer FULTON wiz si1 December;
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HCOls
J. T'HEY co EIGHT TO THE SPOT
INSTANT RELIEF STOP fouh COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATHE
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
SPALDING'S
THROAT CONNECTIONS
GOOD FOR cLERGYMEN.
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING,s THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They relieve q Cough instantly
They clear tho ThrO.s.
They give strength and volume to the vois.
They impsIt delicious aroma 10 10 the bEet'h
They ar, delightful to the lasts.
They Al. made Of simple herbs and t,nuo. harm aay
I.dyise every one who has Cough or usky Voice,
breath or sny difficulty Of The Throat 10 get package
fuy ThrO, CONNECTIONS, they viii relieve you instantly,
and you will sue. with me that "hsy 90 s. to the po.'
You will find them very useful and pleasant while travelling
or attending public meetings for sng your Cough or ssy
ing your thirst If you try pacisseI am safe in saying
that you win ever aterwnd consider them Indispensable
You will end them Al the Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Nv Signature f. on each psck,ss All others counterfeit
Apsesge viii be septby mall prepaid receipt Of thirty
e.ntL
Address
HENRY C. SPALDING,
No. &c CedsI-s,. Nsw.Yolk
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE,
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS or HEADACHE

Blythe as, OF shes, Pm. tie periodic attacks Of Ne,ro,
o, Sa Radass nay be prevented aud & .sssr a tie
aonssIsr. o. an attack immediate Ies IRON pair AID gk
z.s. vilbs obtained
They seldom fail in removing tie Nes.a and Heateeis 70
which females 90 subject
They &C. gently upon the bowels removing C..stHaI
Fer Lsra,y Mea SipdsH,, Deests Feulse, and al per,
sons o, ,eGeatav AabitI they valuable Lazstse
improving the erpsis giving and ry TO tie dss,,irs
and restoring ID. natural elasticity and strength Of tie
whole ,.,,em
The CEPHALIc PILLS are tie result Of long rvs..i.
milton and carefully experiments having been in
%. mary yes, during which tina they have prevented
and relieved vast amount CT pain and suffering from Head
xbs whether originating IN the 'ystsH from De,
ragged state OF Ii. ,,en0es
They a., entirely vegetable in their soTpo'sa. and may
3. taken a. Al. tGss with perec. safety without making any
change Of Diet and s G5'ass Of aar dsssssas' ta' r"
a.ys i saiy tOGSIia,ssy ts,rs 10 esaSssa
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITS
IN. genuine hsv, i've signatures q HERRY c, sPALD.
ING or each Bot
Gold BY Drus g,ts and al other Dealers in Medicines
boz viii be sent By mail, prepaid receipt o. he
PRICE, Is CENTS.
al e1s.I ,hould bssddIsssedtO
HENRY c. SPALDIyG.
nc. "a Csdar.stt New York
rY- ,irtI. tottls otSPALDING'S PREPARED GU
piE ave ten time. il, sos, annually. Al
ECONOMY DISPATCH
sFALDNGs PREPARED CLUE
srALDMSs pRrih AIRED CLUE
srALDNGs PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES
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ueooins CARDS, &r.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS.-Wedding
~ CARDS Of the latest styles a. No. 9tFutonIL, N u
tEstAblihed 1871
ENGRAVING aud PRINTING (half price).--
II Wedding at Home, and Notep,per,, &C. BusiHe" CsrS,
BlLHsEds Portraits, &c, at kELLHs, u futonfti NJ
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NETWORK g. NEw.HAvES RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING AUGUST ~, 1901.

P.ueus,r s,.,ion in E.v.YorE cor. 27'A't sld ehsv.
EutIance K7tEsL
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Gftnrsions.

NHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on
" STATEN IsLAND--EARE SIX CENTS, by Ststen
Island Ferry foot Of Whitehal'st' between battery anu
Boffs LEAVE EVERY HOUR, nom :; m to ?. N.
On FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR 20 v. H.
DERHAM's GRAND EXCURSION
Il TO -
" ASIIIyGTON. BALTIMORE. AND FOET MONHOE.
EIOHp DAYS FOR STARTING VIZ;
"wednesday Thursoty Friday Ss:1fosy Monday Ins'aAy'
"Wednesday, and Thursday,
Oct %, q, p, 20, %, %, 30 and 81,
ard returning OF or before Nov. -.
Leave NcYork by the RewJertey Central Hsrosd PEST,
m y,r the Lshigh Valley East PennIyyAlis Lebanon Val
lev and Northern Central Railroads 10 Bolnore and Nash
ingon Branch Rsrosd 10 Wellington returning BY the A.
routes. ....- -,
Fare from NewYork TO Baltimore, and return, JO from
Albany and Troy TO Baltimore, ana return TO Absny anu
Troy so 10 which viii ne added tho fare from Baltimore TO
Waihingion 81 - each way, and from Baltimore 10 FoIs
Monroe &c each way. =.
Tickets or sas 10 NewYort At the Fifth Avenue Hotel 81
Nicholas Metropolitan Astor House, aud Luveoys Hote.
and a the Office q the onington Line foot Of Coandt
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SAVE THE PIECES


~ "AsrrcH N TIKI sAyE. NM Al
Ai ersdeHr 1Ri heppea, erea It, tse9 rse1loe3 .ui,e
tits assr'6s to have ehssp spd cenvrrssi WI,
rfsirirs Furniture, Toys oroetery,1 &c
sPALDNs's PREPARED GLUE
meet. al such ssnces and no household can .yc.s 10
be wiLeatit isl.wsys ready srd up to thssesr point.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
B.--A hlosn seeenrsres each bOr,e. Tree . e,u,s
Addse.
HENRY c. SPALDING.
No. % Cedar-st.. Nes.York
CAUTION
Acersln ghphneipled persons sitempnF;O paltn Of
on the uususpccrs public limitations Of my PREPARED
GLUE, would caution ali penOni to examine before ror
chasing. and that the fail name,
~ sPALDlNo's PREPARED GLUE, "a
h. on the Out,idc wrapper ~ slA.rs 'sissn~
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BEwAHr or cousggErHrs and MITiTloN'
None genuine unles, the fac-simile OF CURTIS FER
EINs, New.York, ia on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
PriuclpaI Office, no. 10 CEDAR-Sr., NEw-YoRK.
Price only % cent, per bO!ili
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ADsIRABrE PROJECTION
THE KING on THE MOUNTAINS.
Music by STOEPEL
Scenery by SHERWOOD.
An he particulars with syEopsS Of plot and action in the
BILLS Of the night
PRICES OF ADMssioS.-Bo1es and Psrque 50 cents; Or
;hssrH Stalls 81; Private boxes, for peEIons So
Family Circle, Is cents.
BoT book ten days IN advance.
On and after Monday next doors open y begin ct g.
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AlE NJ ut FROu CUAPrrR geo. LAWS OF lseo.

EXTRACT FROM CHAPTER $50, LAWS OF 1850.
Spc 1.-The Sherf or CeIk 81 the CouEty OF EewYest
who shall receive notice Of election shs without delay
deliver cory Of such notice tie Bord OF SUPERVISOR o.
MD County and each Supervisor o. said County he shah slss
e gcopy o. such uctce p1aisned in each week
until the Election therein spec ted m sneh newspapers
,id Coanty not exceeding tsen il number having ths
l,rrest .ircli,tian N The City ard the County.
Pursuant tho above extract propetors OF are
,6eS not q, insert Ills Advertisement uues duly author
ICED. JOhN MILL
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
,cnEsr Trains via PsVonis Feuy from foot efChanOeT'''
10. ID. EIpress-
Bs. m. Mal -. ,,.,,..- c,.tt.r.
ia M Accommodation. daily, for Pert Jerya
p. a. Way, Tor Middle,OFn, eubuEh aud in'eine
date Sationl "a
'P' d. ''sh' CHKkLEs MIyoT, General sup't.
NATHANIEL M,EsH, Receiver.
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p- ,iutI, houls oCsPALDING'S PREPARED oLU
vii ave ten time. ii, cos, annually. Al
ECONOMY! DIsrATcH
srlLDIN0's PREPARED CLUE
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02
I Ell f Ii r 4 P II &c

l5 The city authorities of Ric'.-
mond (Na.) have made a loan ~ the
Confederate Government OF $50 opQ,
taking a. security Confederate bonds,
payable three years after day and
bearing cigh, per cent interest.
They have also appropriated SO,
600 for the defence OF the city.
st. I.ouis, August 22-l'wo re.
leased prisoners have arrived from
Springfield and report that the Thurs.
dav after the battle Mccullough
moved after Scigrl but learning that
he .yas. reinforced, moved toward Jet.
tcrSou city.
Quite number of the wounded
on both sides have died.
Col. Golfer has lost his leg.
The official report, makes th'
Federal loss 223 killed, 72l wound
ed and 80 missing.
Ironton, No, Aug. 2J.-The Con
tedcratcs on the st. Francis river hav
been reinforced by Harlee with ar
,illcry, and have probably cut OF
Hcck.r's regimcntat Marble Greek
Hardec command regalnS Green
Vile.
|. There are 100 Confedcratcs Il
Lcstcrville ON Black Creek,
Boston, Aug. 22.-Ehc trigat
4 Congress has arrived from Rio Jane
ro.
/ The British ship Of war Driver
ashore.
| Kansas City, August 22.-An a
tack on this place is feared.
jackson and Lafayette co,mtic
/ have 1000 srcessionists under arm
i .Advices from Curacao to the II
state that Venezuela refuses the sun
ter admission to her ports.
She has captured the Abby Bra'
l ford and the Jos. Maxwell.
, Washington, August 22.-Sen
, tor Wilson is on McClrllm's staff.
: y feeling of perfect security pr
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

We have seen different accounts Of
some Of our exchanges, to the effect
that Montgomery and the Cheroks e
Iucdtians. had hard fight, there ~az
some difficulty between him and t:,o
Indians and they became enrsgcd, a
fight cnsucd, and nearly his entire
command was destroyed, and he pur-
sued into Kansas. The Indians vow
thev will not give up the chase unti!
they take his life. We hope this re-
port Is ty'1e, but have our doubts
about it.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02
.>pecinf t1r tie Nc,rs.
Full and authentic Particulars
OF THE
DOing> at tsse Camp,
BEFORE g. AFTER THE BATTLE
OF OAK HILLS.
OF OAK !lIl.I%

~, S,.,,l.,- iuIy. j2th IN, y
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~ r,.,,rI..,.. md :, twelve. poUndac-.
l,,,. -. ,.,,,1..dl cLurrhjU-x T,-
,,;,,,.,,, 81. ,,s,,:rtrd mon. left Calau
-, ! ,,,;I...,,. ,f t,.,u, Wink
.r and ,,,o,.rf,.J eastward ON the
n.,,,nyfII. rn,J. And ca,op,l ON SUI
oa,.,.r',l, ,,.;l.. .a-. ot p!.ntouviila.
os,,,,f ,.,il,,,I :, -, ann. Irrrl,ar. Herr.
Ir......,.s.,d Al. E,.,-;,n,,,,r i,irrI Us.
la,,,'- l,a,,,rf :, ,,i,at,. IN the
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Dn Sun""T "ne"i 'hniGiil' so1u'
( ing Paftl"- OF - men, i'h III vain i
scout Il -" union men; '4"'F cap
tam called ou the Officer to ["rErnae''
and in reply was eh"t d"'''' an" our
nen took mt" tho bushes an" I""SHI
, lik" wildcats, kiiing quite numh%r
~ th" enemy, Wh" l'n"!iE rrireatrN
Non" wor" killed on our SIDE. a t'N
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

iuncture the battle wavered; and we
feared for the result Our boys had
fallen in great numbers and the Mis-
sourians had been slaughtered fear
fully; but the gallant Sd Of Arkansas
had not vet been in the action, and
something had TO be done quicklyto
save the day.
Gen. Pierce led the Sd and 9Th to
the rescue, and the day was ours.
heard Gen. McCulloch after the
fight say "Pierce, the scoundrels had
Rae down, when ySu came up with
the Sd and 5l. and saved me and
, the battle, for we We're gone under
Our gallant soldiers marched for
ward to the deadly fray with steady
nerves and unblanclred checks. They
got within $50 yards Of the enemy s
line, when such deadly fire was
opened upon them that they fell like
grass before the scythc; but still on
( they went, and in Il few moments
more they had driven the enemy
from their position, and compelled
them to ly before them. was By
Cen Piercc's sidedurins thi. pars o!
! the engagement.
Men who were in. this fight, that
fought in Mexico, say that II" IN
cacemrnt, either at Centuries or Bcu-
na Vista, cqualed it for violence OF
duration. The ground was contested
! inch by inch. but our brave fellows
droy. them off with fearful slaueh-
ter. Woodruff again, by order Of
General Pierce; opened ON item a-
The Texas boys then pursued .>eisls
I on our right. captured so prisoners
and two peiccs Of a".l.ery. The
tish, lasted six hours and was as
bloody a battle, ! surposeas is on re-
cord. 1t j. reported This morning
: that th. enemy have fled Tar beyond
Springfield.
Tears will fall nnIman, fond hcarts
bleed wh,n wc come 10 nam, mti
killed a:.d Wounded. Thelt. Smith
Rifle we've ia the hottest fight and
Jnr. walton .ir tel cicrril : OF
hi7l4ru HI la-I words w-.r, givr j:
fo thcm boys. cap. li."Wn nl \an
Barren @nd Capt. Hr.l nf .'ayrttcvi!i,
wcr, also killed in that regiment. amt
Mr. .-imun.S. oar los Will probably
incl,liu,, Nissnrriaus-bo from , +
800, twice IA nanny NOR. a,r wuIu
DID. Ihr rnc.a.cS l'1s is NJ lra>
thr,. times a. I'snsii, r.ru. !.Iou va:
killed sra. ~",rny wuund-i
sa~ ga, ,..s--,a!.rn from I.lous body
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

In tomorrow paper will be found
further interesting particulars Of the
battle Of Oak Hills, prepared ex-
pressly for the N'ears. by our friend
Or. Geo. w. Kendall, who was him
self engaged IN the fight.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

- 1t is understood that General
Scott has postponed his contemplated
visit to Richmond. until the 3oth day
OF February next, in consequence OF
"a slight accident that happened to his
escort at Manassas ON the 2lst of
july.