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Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05

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prOOrietor-
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Oho!-The New York Times saws:

Oho!-The New York Times says:
AS things now stand. the South has
enough to warrant its assumption Of
superi6rity.This is one sufficient rea-
son, if there were no other, why We
cannot accent peace if it were now
offered. IF the seeding State were
to return to the Union to morrow we
could not receive them without accep-
ting a posision of inferiority which
would utterly destroy the value of the
Union fofus forever.
Well; if that is all you have to
stand upon, you had better, like Cap
tain Scott's coon, "come down."
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WAGONS WANTED.

|l ERsONS having wagons which
they will be willing to furnish the
Landrum Guards, gratuitously. OF
for pay, are requested to report i'm
mediately to
THOS. A. SHARP,
Captain.
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Keachi Female College

Il HE Fall Session of the keachi
Female College, will open on the
1st Monday in September 1861. Eff
ficient Teachers for all departments
have been engaged.
Send in your daughters and
Wards at the beginning of the ses-
sion.
For particulars e. Catalogues ap-
ply to i.
J. III. TUCKER,
President.
Keachi, La.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05


Union fofus forever.
Well; if that is all you have to
stand upon, you had better, like Cap
tain Scott's coon, "come down.
Nashville, Oct 2-The Louisville
Journal, of the 30th, has reliable
news of the taking of Manchester,
Clay county, by Gen. zollicoHef.-
The Journal reports large numbers
of arrests in different counties.
Passengers by to-day's train re-
port that martial law was proclaimed
in Louisville to-day.
Charleston, S. G.. Oct 2-(:snerat
A. II. Preshane, Of the State forces,
died on Saturday at Summerville.
The British gunboat Steady ar.
rived yesterday with dispatches to
the British coIsala,~.:
Wyaudotte, Kansas, Sent. I'll
The acting Governor has issued ali
order that every man between the
age Of Is and 45must enroll in some
military company Immediately
Each company to be held in read;-
ness for marching orders. Each
man is to furnish all the arms he has,
in his possession. The refusal of any,
man to comply with this order win
be taken as evidence of disloyalty,
and he will be treated accordingly
Boston, Sept. 2s.-Hon. VIM. Ap-
pleton has resigned his seat in Con
gress on account Of ill health.
Jefferson City, Sept. 2s.-Capt.
Walker, Of Col. Marshall's regi-
ment, has arrived here from Lexins-
ton, which place he left Tuesday at
noon. He says the main body Of
Prices force was at Lexington when
he left. All the federal officers were
released on parole except Mulligan,
who refused to take the oath for pri-,
vate reasons.
Price probably las $4,000 troops.
Hardee was confidently expected on
Tuesday night, with 5000 or 5000
more. Ten thousand were sent across
Missouri on Thursday for the avow-
ed purposed Of attacking Lane.
The Federals had no cartridges,
grape or other shot, and nop shells
Were left at the time of the surrender.
We lost two or three hundred kegs
Of poder. The rebels are casting all
kinds of ball at the Lexington foun-
dry. which is running day are night.
The rebels are greatly encouraged,
and declare St. Louis will soen be in
their possession. Gen. Prices Off
II ..port of the battle of Lexing-
,,a rs been received. The follow
ins' IS the closing paragraph:
ur entire loss in this series 4'
eug :;ements amounts to % killed
aua IL wounded. The enemy's loss
was much greater. The visible fruits
ot lis almost bloedless victory are
g.eat. About 5000 prisoners have
been aiken, among whom are Coils.
Mulligaa. Marshall. Reading, White,
Grover, and Major Van Horn, and
one hundred other commissioned
officers. Also five pieces of artillery,
two mortars, over three thousand
stand of infantry arms, large num-
Der Of sahres, about seven hundred
and fifty horses, many sets of caval-
ry equipments and teams, large
ap,o,,pf ,f ,,>,,,,>;x;o, ,,>,,-,l -
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over distance of more than one
hundred miles, even if uninterrup-
ted.
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g~lemeffe Radsibten.
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WA ~ Nh = z hS
San 6ranctecp. Der Danpfer Ya
mama fam Qetern bier an RON Mta3atlan am
IA, b. 81. unp brinet $4,000 in Min3e. Sic
beri6tet bic 9. ct. &rteeslauluppe ct. Marp
Bel Sap ct. 2mas. Am27, September berrlGts
in Waiatlau elm furGtbarer Srfan, relder ptel
SerpIitung anridtete uup cine MenSe S4ife
gu @runOe rlHtete, II, q, pie 8arte RCains @Ool
pom gtep 9Orf.
Sen. @btelps mar. am Is. SttCber In Ma3at'
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neral ab unD beflrpprtet etnen Ylan trldnDtlher
Gmigranten, NteCerla inn8en in Den .peltlt4en
Staaten Msricp's 81 g%ritnpen.
Mebrere Eeroner pareu in 0in5atlan ouf Sem
0eoe na9 Gdltfcrntsn apg tommen. Sn gang
Gera8 ltegt Oas 0el6aft fur6tbar bornieper ;
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arGgte Glenp. Die 9doen inO aOe geihlpfen,
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CONNECTICUT. - Der 9. ct. Oampfer Saranac
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Der Dampfer Narrasenl ett mar am q. BET Nca
puIco. Der 9. Ct, Dampfsr @Yomin9 sinq
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gUmpaauie BON gleu .MltricO unter Capt. @ud
Bet Qltmora, 50 1eetlen unterbalb Sort Craig,
pom go teranil6en Netelen onaeSr'fen. Die
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@ontpaente Ser ct. Dra9Ouer Spn Sort 8tie
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letu. Sn0 S'8rien uub Elm onrerer SUleat
lpuroen gefan8ell, Die aH0ern entfarnen.
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perbaftet, Elm 9IerD bon 9rn. 6o6mtre ppn
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, 1861-08-30

qaence OF having been broken In our camp
NE AZ our baggage has not yet returned
from Ga1ley.
The newspapers have, We understand, given
us several battles (Which We have not had)
regiment. The Shooting Of secession W s:goriI. UiG
L las, !" and ekirmish that party of Captain
Shutte's company had, last Wednesday-the
day We left Croes Lanes-are all the fiFhtinp
that has yet been had Shutte was ont scouf,
ing, with body of fourteen weu, On the 0sat-
urdsy ro?d Heading from Gauley river over
eight miles beyond the ford, when he was
surprised by the Richmond Blues, who killed
tour OF our party and wounded ak. The Cap.
tean #3s himself wounded, it ie said quite bad
II: apd taken prisoner the second one of
our Captains to fall into the hands of the enc
my. The others OF the party returned. Our
boys showed great bravery in the skirmiBh,
snd would have brought OF the Captain only
that ne told them he must very soon die, and
urged them TO leave him.
WeaIe not yet without apprehensions Of an
attack from Floyd, but Gen. Coz advised orr
return here, on the ground that if he was
attacEc we mil ht get in the rear Of the enc
my and help turn the scale Of battle. Tasing
the Saturday rosd" across we may be able to
do as good eervice in that way as in any other,
We are all anxious for fight, and unless all
the signs fail you will hear something from
this qaarter very soon. The rebel army is too
near to Gauley to back out without showing
itself.
But let this aEswer for now. Our means of
communication with the world outside are
very limited, and letters or papers inside Of
ten days old are quite fresh" a boat leaves
lor Ga1iipo1is, down the Kanawha, every day,
anc hope to get this through; and il that
hope, close the letter with az encouragement tent
to the world that the gallant TIN will yet be
heard from, and to their honor, Z.
, 1861-08-30

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 29.-Surye yorCotton has
FUbIshed card threatening to seize all The
wagons and steamboats,, &c, transporting ar
tember.
a special from Richmond of the 22d tn tba
Nashville Union ard american: :a2s large nun
GERS OF prominent Kentuckians here state
that the feeling in fnvor of resistance to the
Lincoln Government in Kentucky is unmis.
taksoly increasing. Numerous letters from
kcntutky Indicate the zane feeling
resident Davis is still confined with an at
Guce Congress to postpone tn adjournment,
4lc. Presle5nt Stephens is eicA a5 Manassas
Junction.
The Richmond E1anai7ter Of the 18th says
fags the Confederate Congress decided to Re
Eeal the hW establishing rorta Of entry, and
IhroW all the Southern coasts open to foreign
commerce, providing that vessels which run
the tlockade into shore inle:e may pay Con
fedeiate 6uties at the port nearest t1aeir land
1rg,
There are ssensions In tie Confederate
to1s!ess as to retaliation in reference TO cou-
eH Yankee privateera'' in thaSouth; others
Congress see appPoppiated aii ssodeoo for 1oatina
eeterces at New Orleans, and f1G0 600 for two
iron clad g1n boats for the defence Of the
MGslssjppi River ard city Of Memphis.
Ii.
has accepted 81 Independent regiment fcr the
var, and eagerly waits marching orders.
The Memphis Agp-dl says Lireoln refuses
to guard his camps In Kentucky, and insists
that the Confederate forces shall advance to
meet the foe, instead cf awaiting his incur.
sion upon Tennessee sell.
Ihe Asaldazche says the schooner Adeliue,
WltE the former Federal army and navy OIL
GERS aboard, was brought to By United States
man o:.~ar, but taking advantsge Of squa.l
fruit.
The correspondent cf the Huntsville 4duo-
cate sa5E the planters give the negroes more
BoiaEees and rice and less BACON This plan
~euld diminish the consumption Of bacon
two and quarter million pounds a week in
the Southern Confcd2racy.
The Memphis dsalsnche congratulates its
Ieaa9fs mat ho more Letters are 10 60 North,
snd hopes the introduction Of all Intercourse
between the two sections will be complete
and lasting,
, 1861-08-30
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Expected 6fush at Lanes Prairie.

Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribuac.1
CAMP RoILA, No., Aug. q, 1851.
Tie companies which went to Lanes Prai-
re Lave not returned. It is sincerely tn he
hoFed tnat the sacessionists in that region
may pc thoroughly cleaned out, There Is an.
4ouoteqIy quite 5oree gathered around
Lanes ftalrie and Johnson's Ferry, all under
e eonmand OF the notorious Miegal johnson.
bdt taey Keep themselves SO we'll cuncealei.
sid by their knowledge Of the country man.
ege 50 yell to elude pursuit, that nothi9r ner-
msnent isls bas Jet been accomplished By our sol
Ncst of the secessioniets who have been
nleuEns Ii PRISONERS and sent to St. Louis
nave oSen sent back and their property restor-
", - tnat tney are IN as good condition as
errment. e7'NS-1s '-se oo'>
There is still another force in and anonnd
Salem that need to b. attended In. a1d whau
this is done, this section of M;ssour; NAV he
considered to be pretty well pureed of the ~. ~
be! clement, at least CT all thet is to bp feared
transportation for $50 cavalry ca1ne FINN
81 Louis LAST evening intended for the res111IaT
cavalry at Camp Lyon, but no official oFders
came and they may not be sent to-day. Dn-
ools battery will probably 20 next in order.
-Four mounted men Of Suspicious appear
ance were arrested by the advance Dickefs
Isst evening, and brought into camp. They
report a move Of large force of the euemy
io"aios Lebanon to join 4 force there destined
1cr kolla but their information is not reIiabIe.
Ite regulars are looking for the appoint.
nent Ct Major Sturges to Brigadier Gen.
eralthip, and are strongly desirous, ia That
case, nt being attached to his brigade. GCC