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CURE
c K II EADACHE
CURE
N + r VOUS ACHE.
CURE
LII X N Dis OF HEADACHE
LII KINDS OF HEADACHE

the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nerpos
Sick Headache may be prevented and if taken at the
enhancement Of an attack immediate relic, from main
nd sickness will be obtained
fhey seldom fail in removing the Nausea and eaigcbs
which females are so subject
Ihey act gently the bowels-removing Cosiysess
For Literary Aen, SEdeRts, Delicate Females and all
esons OF seae"a'g habits, they valuable as a LARD
I'VE improving the appetite giving tone and uEor to the
seS'Ve organs, and restoring the natural elasticity ana
trength Of the whole system
S"fHALiC PILLS the result OF long investiga
o ana carefully conducted experiments having been in
e 1!y years. during which time they have prevented
e'ei vast amount Of pain suffering frc.a
whether originating in the nervous system or
'i"al d "eranged state of the stomach.
fhey are entirely vegetable in t,ar c,,,,oOi.i, o,
ay NC taken at all times with perfect safety without
any chsnge Of diet, and the absence Of Gnu dis
ssSGoie taste renders 1t easy administer sa To chill
rem. '' "''"' ~ ''''-
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFVTsr
The genuine have Eve signatures of Henry sn,,5f,
each Box. ~ Sp8iEins
Sod by druggists and all other Dealers in Mel;oinas
BOX VIII be sent by mail prepaid receipt of the
PRICE IS CENTS.
Ar orders should be addressed to
HENRY G., SEsALDTNG,
As Cedar sree. New York.
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FURNITURE.
S. s. STEVENS & SONS.

s. s. STEVENS & SONS,
WARERooMs, MARBLE BUILDING
"a HANOVER STREET,
opposite New Assembly Rooms,
p,pro, Manufacturers OF
HALL,
DINING-ROOM.
CHURCH and
SCHOOL
Constantly on hand large stock OF every grade OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
MATTRESSES
BEDDING, "COTS,n
LOOKING GLASSES, &c. mn"
No, 6 Low street,
mh2s-tfr near Front street Theatre,
DLATE GLASS AGENCY.
PLATE GLASS
FOR STORE FRONTS
AND
VIM. KING BRO,
AGENTS FOR MANUFACTURING
And Deasrs in Paints, Oils and Glass
MOI Nosth Liberty street,
mhl5Smr Baltimore,
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lHf&RhSflAG TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WkFCBEs
william pixcn's Loodon and Jules ,!urgensen's Cougn
hagSn WATCHES; Eugene Rresuet's NICKEL, " ATCH
"AA'h'3 BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Ye,n,
ers, Tor sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK corner Of C,Ivar
a." water Streets Importer Of Fine Watched Jewery
I'ihs' SILVER and Plated Ware ..ecoure's Swiss Ia
ana Stsops' Cold, Silver and Steel Spec,aales to sui
e4 new goods no" IN store. Purchasers viii peasscs
Ho'ee'-:st'Te CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTs
Baltimore
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From the Gazette, Davenport IoyaI
Nj. Spalding would not connect his name If a.. ..iI
he did not knot0 to possess real merit
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hISp1dNe WooD KIEDLINa Woop II
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
Atofics Of City Steam Fire Wood sill,
80. EohTa STREET
SV-u' JAS H JOHHsOHy
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Tyng-a-linm Tying.

II newspaper reports the truth stating,
,.a,...,.,. Stay, Tying
,,.. Lay, Tying.
r,o-.o,,.- --..-.-.... Great, Tying,
Say, Tying ?
o..s. Pray, Tying
T,o ..,,o,r , Ass, Tying,
r,..,,.-,-. Away, Tying!
Than lowering Gods mission and disgusting
Us, Tying
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From the Western K. Gazette, Chicago. MI
we heartily endorse dr. Spading, and his unryalled
Cephalic Pills.
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to"'nS 70 the complete stagnaon OF the Wholesale
and Retail Trade, have determined to close ont o,r
immense STOCK at
GREAT SACRIFICE
from the cost Of manufacturers and every garment will
sold at halfits value.
eS~ Ladies in want Of choice GARMENTS will iovsto
xamine this stock
JOSEPH BECKEESTUN * CO..
1873 B4LTIIoRE STREET,
nlser second door from Light street.
oV MJsr D n MY Y 8 YoEE % AgcEI2g R4Eq4Ss
10000 7 Fi FL Ssf 6Sa + e$ S@14s A.
pr II 9 5nEege2 gn and rsnadn5 Bs .Ss
S Ss5}s s 5ss*s At much les, than p,qa!
81 and = Sas sSs5 N6stz ns at ' cost Of
Dress tT RI 7, fio 5a AZ.
dies Shawls; Hem stitched ami Emb'd Lawn HdEchfs;
french Cnt2es Ribbons All these lois ght last
6orsrs dSrs sys :s and viii 'P Be
opened on our retail floors Hoafff Ror E4gfrn 90
aps t 49, 45 an d EOS a sSt;aore S G9t
w ,,n., ,,,-, REMOVAL.
NOS. 50 AS iSS 81 T sAISiM6 T. STREET,
full Stock of new ana dra6ls pfag and SHINE! 1s'
Embracing ali ia the s styys and ou,,itis,iD
G&ENApINEs,
BAR$5GEs.
WiiirE G0oDs
ENBkotRERJEs,
| .,o,,,,,.,-,, ,,,,,- a 0i-Es.
SH&wLs,
AANTiLLAA3 3;cr eoon,
All ., v,, OVERWHELMING J:;ji GOODS, &c, &c
E92E ls6 p. eSogT - G.Cz=a 1.6II-
| II obEhI u BhUMN CO.,
AMI ropgrG n ! I, r. IM NJ OH RS
.,.,., VIZ VIZ -''.''e A''f'N -
X }GaE ST IRE FiAX P!NNING CO.'S 66s
| RIOS KENTEIffY,S' o Miss yr-sTr>rs DO
BURL Ia PsQ 4S B1 4e5GHiS: DAAASA' &c
x~opnFps rrp1GG A% :; "a ,PARnINGs.a ,ades
dfg9StlNS' hDKFS, ITALIAN CLoTiis, ALrAG4s 81.
~ NTTTTN(z f,lrT,,,T- f,.-----.:
N Of B. and threads superior I sSo ara Ge IN
matt 40 Baltimore St, besaeen Gay and FaciSck.
10y a.o E [;s, Of CiotR Aeriao Cotton and Wool
matt 4oBatimore 5. between Cav Ed I T4s5S,,.
sS: i S@@ VS. Cotton A's al 3 y'
wy -" p'''s'' V'i' ana examine E. gAyv
- 4 : .g at 10y prices. F. NAM.
" anu SaNoAy WOOL large assortment ,.,
EIoCI.T vANTT ,yrIfI,yg, ,,- s'g's,vA
is2st' FRiCK PHILLIPS a co.
f cases just received and a& ST. i$Ie g ~ roo
II e cases in otorc and for ,ai:6y. -,
/ Rlacxs Drahs Rlneg Gr-4Ds 49, ir:-...,- =: ,
and for sale by
ir25-tf FRGCK, PEIILIVS ! co
EgARhERS UNION CASHIERS AND SAT-
GblNEfS ii store and Tor sale by
tt2a-f FRlCh, PHILLIPS CO.
w T1TT . ',IH ,? LIE I'VE u l. II a Il Z u
80 I"Ii"IN9 IN store ana f2r sale sac by
- ~ , =, , - iz i't5.i-li - q u
~ a ClsHNt1., .'.Ii-i1D Co4 1GN, OF al grades
fa"s-tf FRICR, PHILLIPS r. "a
C4ss ~ BREWSTER 3 IN ;,sa-E q
- 1.sS==sz.e-
CARRIAGE MAKFPs
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III, From the Advertiser, Providence, Ri
me testimony in their favor ia strong, from the most
espectabe quarters.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1887.
TO CASH RCHAsER RS.
BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, &c.
VI all brands and vinages, in Custom House Stores,
IN STORE,

large stock of STRICTLY PURE OLD RYE WIS
hIhS from distiilers of high reputation
undersigned respectfully invites examination Of his
STOCK which he offers at very low prices for cash. in ouan
''eS 10 suit ouysrS THoS. THOMPSON,
IS'f'u 29 South GAY street
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| From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they ver
nade viz: Cure of headache in all its forms
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From the Examiner. Norfolk, Va
Iney nave been tested in than q thouaan cases
with entire success
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IRON the Democrat, St. Cloud, Mimi
II YOU are, or have lbeen troubled the baaaach,
end for box, (Cephalic Pis) so that NAV bava,tbo
in case OF attack '"'4
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1z..-- :, ,- BELLE VERNON, OHIo, Jan. Is, 1861
Please find nclose twenty-five cents for which send me
another box of Cephalic Pills qbey ere fr, ~
best Pulls IhaUe ever trisd. ' "
Direct A. SLOWER, P b.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, o.
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lErom the st. Louis Denocr.

lfrom the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pills
rapidly increasing.
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u r. sn,. BEvEnLY MASS, Dec. II, 1860
wish for some circulars large show bills to bring
your Cephailc Pills more particularly before nv customers
ii you nave anything of the kind, please send to me
ohe OF my customers VINO sbieCt severe Sick Head
acne usually lasting dayS,) Cared of an 1rrk
"' one hour % your P-lS, which sent ner
Respectfully yours. " 3 WILKE9
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co, PAP
II r. c,,, January Is, 1851.
Sir: will please send two boxes Of your Cephac
Fills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
P.Slh1oe used one bon Of gour Piiis, aid Ina thsm
excellent. ' ' " "'s"'
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- , DIED.
wear of her age --AA'A' III the @.ti
On the 2otn instant, WILLIAM THOMAS STEW ART
aged years. months and days third ci;i6 ~ ~
AID tue late Matilda A. Stewart ' ~ 'iA''u vi AieH
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lFrom the kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, Val
we are sure that persons suffering from the headache,
who try them, will stick to them
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lFrom the Advertiser, Providence, r. II
The Cephalic Pills said be remarkable effective
remedy for the headache and of the very for tina
very frequent complaint which has been discovered
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g single bottle OF SPALDING'S PREPARED GTUE
will save ten times its cost annually. Ea
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HAkKIEB.
BIistol Manor Anne Arundel county, on the 2otl
instant ny s:ev. Charles Linthcunl EUNITE1 " w TST
VA w. ~ OF baltimore city to Mrs. SUSAN F. DRuEY
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From the southern:Path Finder, New Orleans al
Try them! you that afflicted and we are sure tina
your testimony can be added the already numerous lis
tha has rec ievd benefits that other medicine can pr
duce,
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TRIBUTES TO THE MEMORY OF cAyour,

TRIBUTES TO THE MEMORY OF CAVOUTe
The steamer Africa, Captain Shannon which
left Liverpool at 10 A. M, on the 8h inst, and
Queenstown on the evening of the 9th, arrived at
New York on Thursday. Her news is two day,
later than previous advices
The Kangaroo arrived at Queenstown on the eve
ming OF the 9th, ard Liverpool on the evening Of
the 7th. s VI
The ATago arrived at Southampton on the eve.
-, The Parana reached Galway on the night of the
a letter from Frankfort in the AHoe,ucioe z;
ting SAYS that well-known banking house in that
city had received an order from the Governmnn,
OF the United States for 275,0O0 musk-ts. The
mmiss'oners for the Southern States were also
it is said, shortly expected in Germany on sim;
lar erraud. sam
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-08-14
THE WOUNDED HEART
DISAPPOINTED AFFECTION.
BY CLARENCE GLPNMoRE.


Why do sensible men-men who are veil
acquainted with the destroy ing effects of in
temperance 1 say, Why do they permit the
mo ster to seize upon them and drag thesB
to the grave, and to a druEkarHs hell? Many
reasons have been assigned by intemperale
men, for the course they pursue: one of
these reasons ds disappointment They af-
tirm that, weighed down by cares and
troubles, and knowing the effects ardent spir
its will have in dispellng their cares they
piuuge needless into the vortex and uncon-
sciously are horue into the main current,
when they find, that to return is impossible,
and are soon swept on 10 the broad ocean of
eternity.
/ The following narrative may serve to IL
! lustrate, in some degree, what mean, and
/ to show that disappointment WILL have the
I effect above mentioned. 1t was related to
me by an old man, who seemed with eae
foet in the grave, aud whose furrowed brow
plainly told tale Of sorrow.
In faitering voice he thus began at
ansearlvsage gradua ed at H medical
schod with all the honors of the first class.
Almost from my earliest recollection, had
looked upon Julia Vane as my af6anced Il
was, then, with pleasurable emotions that,
having received my diploma, returned
home to enjsy with my parents, my broth
Ell and sisters, and especially with nay be-
loved julia, for inieed loved her with MI
my heart, those joys for which had so long
iahored. With the exception Of nay 6ther,
had not seen any of them Cor two years
| returned, then, a. may be imagined, fnl
of buoyant ho,e and eager expectation.
1 waSS Sooa In the embraces Of relations and
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-08-14

/ night were descending, the Black Rebel
pursued and overlook one of the British
officers, for whom she had been anxiously
searching through ali that battle.
The tory turned and saw his pursuer
/ Just as Blanche rose in her stirrups, shout
| ing, 'Remember Albert Russeis murderer
| A quick flash, a snlen discharge, afiendish
shrek of pain and rage, and Blanche S
father was avenged. Sne had fulfilled
her vow, and shot his murderer, now she
was SEX Of the bloody field.
The dead were solennly buried the
wounded conveyed to Marion's camp, anc
then the sisters sought and obtained al
honorable discharge.
Young Floyd recovered, but mournec
necessarily the loss Of his trusty comrade
she Black Rebel yet as Blanche was reso
lutte in her determination to depart, h
gave reluctant consent
The sisters returned to Aunt Ellen
with hearts made old by experience, We
with enviable honors on their heads. Peac
was soon after declared, much to Ella
Joy, who was induced to fight for her couu
try, because by so doing, she wished t
find out and be near her sister, They ha
never met until the battle which hav
written, and neither dreamed that the It'll
of which they had learned SO mNch, be
onged to their own sisters.
Excepting a musket wound IN Blanche
foot and sabre thrust in Elias shoulde
both escaped serious injury. Their trr'
was in the God of right, and He never f,
sock them in the time OF need. CaptA
Floyd eventually married Ella, and tn,
are lnog epjoyed a pension granted the
by the late Act of Congress. Biancl
still lives and the light of single blesse'
ness shines in her black eve.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-08-14

A witty man can make ajest; wise man
can takeones
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-08-14
ucatIon and News of the Dav.
AUGUST 10, 1861.

The leader was a slight, coansly youth.
with doublet slashed with blue and gold.
His hair, which fioated out on the wind,
almost cnrtainisg the model shoulders
with Its heavy abundance, and was sur
mounted with cap ofblne and geld, from
which nodded, and foated long snowy
| plume. Young Floyd, at the summon
ling bugle, rose in. has stirrups and looked
towards the hills He forgot the dis
astrous turn OF the battle he forgot his
wounded arm, and sheating, "God's with
the right, my ho, s. the day iseours The
Pride of the Regiment eomesI On, on !
cruch the tyrantss under footp and wheel
ing he dashed agaiL inte. the thickest of
the affray.
One voice exclaimed Sod save the
Pride Of the Regiment = and another
caught it up, and another, until hoarse
shout echoed above The din of battle. A
crash, jar, heavy rumble AND "The
Pride OF the Regiment" and his brave fol-
lowers had dashed through. the outer
ranks of tory soldiers, and were formed in
solid phalanx beside the other patriot
band.
AiCiNC SAC" tHO HSut OHOuCS,< Od1S
and neighing Of wounded or war-mad
steeds, mingled in harsh, cruel, d;scord.
Sui lphurous smoke, like the pall of Eretns
hung Ger and concealed the contesting
forms
Captain Floyd had been borne insensible
from the field. and yet the strus ,gle iL-
creased. My God how my heart slckens
to think OF it it!--Riding madly h, re and
there, cheering the patriot band, was seen
the agile form, The Pride of the l9egis
ment,' aud the undaunted Black Re bel.
The band of patriots being confused in the
smoke, got mixed together, aud the tao
leaders spurred wildly on, shouting, Form
form close mp to the right Forward !
forward no quarter, no quarter
As Blanche neared the other patriot
commander, her horse sprang up, neighel,
wheeled about, and laid his nose for mos
ment on the neck of the horse ridden by
Maron's ohicer.--Banche looked up quick
~, fearfnl!y and exclaimed
Lord save me E la, my blessed sis
ter 2
Blanche! Blanche ? was the only
reply and then with one wild clear, huzza
they rode through and through the enemy's
ranks
Remember RussePs death avenge his
murder, comrades was Bianche's watch
word, and 'Remember Russels DEATH
echoed along Marion's regiment.
The Rrltfsh Il ,rax51a xr.5 J>1f.o AZ = ;,orot
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13
To Correspondents.

We will be pleased to receive contribn-
:io.S from our friends. III and around Shreve-
r.rt. An occasional aT.iclefrom osr planters,
ts;istive to the crops. will be very acceptable.
II fact, we desire correspondence from
every section of the States.
Personal artich-s will not be published
either as communications or advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertaking, who
may hear OF any local, or other items, that
will prove of interest to our readers, will
favor us by handing in the same at the Office
he News.
Ia writing. be brief and concise, bearin O
il, mind. that lengthy commitments aye sell
!"m appreciated by newspaper readers.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13
Time passes SO slow with us that
we got a little ahead yesterday with
s!:a- outside date OF oar paper.

Between the dullnes Of the times
and the scarcity Of money, We doubt
whether a pici1pocket would stir #
he were told that at a certain place he
could make raise. He wo,tldn't
helieve it possible. We have often
heard of an editor who wrote his
editorials upon his boots with chalk,
:" as to economize paper, but never
believed it, now, however, we not
only think it true, bat have a stron"
Hotion, o'uself, Of trying the expert
meat-provided we can find some
christian storekeeper. who would not
object TO charging lis with pain, for
Hpon close investigation We find that
our only boots, which We paid the ex-
srayagant price of s2.l5 for, has dsap-
peared.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

NJ. JOHN w. TABEH, is. our authorized
= -,azu; IN Natchitoches.
Mr. ID. d. O'BRIEN, No. 6, Exchange
Pace, New Orleans. is eur authorized
a gent for that city.
MIR. II. &. CLARKE. Bookseller is orr aN-
'aorized agent for Nicksbnrg and Natchez.
MIR. j. II. LOTION, is our agent at Belle
ue. Bessier Parish
Mr.. a. l.. HAY, Of the News Depot. is our
aI.thorizcd agent in Jefferson, IeNas
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13
Confederation Restaurant.
n (Eolmeriy Gaiety.)

NR {Folmeriy Gaiety(
@&.- Aajoining MerG'oaJef1c"otios
Cofsc House. .Shrcreport, La.
7 I WIS well lnown and popular cs
4 tablishlnent has been removed as
above, and is open for the accammo-
dation Of the public. There will bc
found the best of game. fish. oysters.
and everything that the Shreveport
and New Orleans markets afford
Meals furnished at all hours day Of,
night. Families and parties viii
nave their orders promptly'attended
%. no37Ely
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

Awst Bet&y.'-Among the ord
'sance captured by our troops at lLan-
assas, was one old pieceof very heavy
calib'e which the Lincoln soldiers
had, dubbed Aunt Betsy This
t,.tvorite old gun was ordered to Sew
slfs Point.a day or two since, and as
It passed along the streets in Rich
snond, one of the wounded Hessians
happened to raise his head and dis
covering the old gun exclaimed: "I'rl
bo.d-d if they aint got Aunt Betsy;
tool"
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

The Memphis Appeal Of lst inst,
says: " Yesterday being the last day
of the business year, the Secretary OF
the Chamber OF Commerce personally V
counted all the cotton in the city. and
found 1870 bales The stock on
hand at the conclusion of the season
a year ago was 1709 bales. Not a
single bale of new cotton has vet
reached the city. This time last
year 275 bales Of new cotton had ar
rived
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13

w. are authorized to anrou,c.
DIR. w. w. GEORGE. - Il randi
date Tor q seat in t he lower tr2nvt
OF the Legislature. OF Louisissla, -.
the election il. November. ,naid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-13
From Cairo. /.

The following is from the CORES
pondence of the Cincinnati c Conmer-
cial.
Cairo. Sept. 2.-'rhe camps at
Birds Point and at Cairo have, with
in the last four DAYS, been receiving
large additions to their forces, and
the whole effective force may be set
down at fifteen thousand men.
The gun boat expedition did not
start until Saturday morning at
O'Clock
embarked carly on Friday even
ing At the time mentioned, the I'y-
Ter, Commodore Rodgers, and the
Lexington, Capt. St"1nbe., hauled in
their anchors. and moved rapidly
down the Mississippi. Col. Wagner,
chief of artillery, accompanied Us,
\ little before daylight we reached
Columbus. Ky, twenty five miles be
low, in the lnean;iDr closely scan
ming the shores by a bright moon
light, and with decks cleared, tie
guns loaded with round shot, shell,
canister and grade, expecting every
momant to b, fired into. But thu
reported battery, either above or be
low Columbus, wa. not found.
We ran down to Hickman. forty
five miles below Cairo. and some
six miles below. but met with 40 hos
tile demonstrations On coming back
we found that the Sccessior;sts, afte.
we had passed. had run up Il oeccS-
sion fiag on a tall pole on the levee.
apparently IN defiance to the gun
boats \ wharf boat, heavily loaded
with -four, dried and green fruit, nails
coffee. etc, laid close to shore The
gallant commodore and Col. Wagner
chated round nervous! ~. lager TO land
and haul down the rebel flag, and
seize the contraband goods. but they
were under strict orders not to touch
kentucky soil unless attacked.
At the p>int below Columbus o.,
the Missouri side. several mounted
men were seen scouting around.