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Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-24

1t is stated that Gen. Scott has sent
$4,000 stand of arms to that marauder
and thief, Montgomery, to make n
foray from Kansas ON Western Ar
kansas:
How much truth there is in this we
will not venture to say. but place it
before our readers for such as it is
Let each form his own opinion.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-24

1t is said that the Union feeling in
Missouri has been completely crush
ed out. Troops from all parts Of the
State are pouring into Jefferson City.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-24

- See fourth page Of to-day's
paper; for other reading matter.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-24
ASSOCIATIONS.
M A S o MIC.

M IS o MIC.
MSnnEvEroKr LODGE OFF.
= No and A. NJ. No. l15, meets
every Friday ut ~ r. NJ.
JOHN w. JONES, W. NJ
j. II. Brownlee, Scc'y.
SArereport Chapter Of X. A. NJ. No. 10,
meets on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each
month, at "A p. n. j. G. MCWILLIAMs.
L. &. Waller, Recorder. HIP
Shreucport Council, r. and S. NJ No. 5,
meets on the 1st and Sd Saturday Of each
month, at "a p. n. EMMETT y. CRAIG,
Henry levy, Recorder. T.'.G.'.M
fTPlace Of meeting, ut the Masonic Hall
OIL Texas street, over Mayors ot3icc. no24
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-24

We will be pleased to receive contrihu-
lions from our friends, i'll and around Shreve-
port An occasional articletrom oar planters,
ieiativc to the crops, will be very acceptable.
IN fact, we desire correspondence from
sVery section of the States
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-24

Personal articles will not be published
either as communications or advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-24

Those friendly to our undertaking, who
may hear ot any local. or other items. that
will prove of interest to our readers, will
favor us by handing in the same at the Office
vt the News
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-24
Job Work must DE paid for on de
AGENTS.

Mr.. JoHN W..TAIER, is our authorized
agent in Natchitoches.
Mr.. D.. ID. O'BKtES, No. 6, Exchange
Place, New Orleans, is our authorized
Agent for that city. :
Mr.. II: c. CLARKE, Bookseller, is our an-
thorzedagent for Vicksburg and Natchez.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-24

The riven is falling pretty fast
Weather warm, Ice plenty. Smiles
scarce. Health good.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-24

- Postnaasfers are requested to
'sct as agents for the Neacs, and re-
tct:s tes, per cent t1om amount foruar4sG
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ton and permit for the garrisOn to purchase what

ever they chose from the shore.
The soldiers have little doubt but that arrangements
mud been perfected for attack on Pickens simua-
neously with the on Sumter The storm which
prevented the Reinforcement of Sumter also prevented
the attack on Pickens. Unusual activity had been OBJ
served among the rebel troops and movements which
could not be mistaken beokened the contemplated as
sanlt. Lieut.. Slemmer got his command ready. and
was prepared to fight long as there was hope OF
holding his position. The storm came on at length,
compelling the bclgerent forces to abandon their de-
signs During the storm the Wyandotte ashore
and Immediately fired four guns. This alarmed the
rebel guard, who, dischareing their mufkets fed to
camp and reported the arrival of Federal feet, and
the reinforcement Of Pickens This put quietus on
the rebels and Pckens has not yet been attacked nor
is it likely 10 be.
The soldiers at Fort Hamilton speak in the highest
terms of Lielts Siemmer and Gilman, and say that
they not only exerted themselves to place the Fort in
good condition. but personally looked after the comfort
of the soldiers. They also speak in terms OF warm
praise of Lieut.. Erben of the Navy, who displayed
great bravery in destroying large quantity of powder
at Fort McRee The 18th of January. He also went
TO the Navy.Yard with similar intentions but was
thwarted in his purpose by Capt Farr nd second in
command at that post. They alege that Farrand was
virtually the commander Al the Navy-Yard inasmuch
as Commodore Armstrong submitted TO him on all Oc-
casons.
The returned soldiers rapidly recovering their
health, although they were much reduced when they
first arrived Seurvy broke out among them, and near
y all in the hospital but most of them are noe
able to be about. They are anxious TO get well and
60 to work again, they feel special enmity toward
come of those men who could have aided but turned
against them. Lieut. Gilman isnow in command Of the
company-Sl men in all-Ieut. Slemmer being
in Washington. The latter is expected back in few
days, when we hope our citizens will make some pub
| lie recognition Of his valuable services.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
prRAr,cAL INTENTIONS OF THE TEXAS

II
Ven Dorm. late Major of the United States Army,
Ve. At the latest sdvices, AT the Leena River, 81
miles west of San Antonio, where he captaed Col
Peve snd lis command Van Dom bss IA companies
ofcavary, ct infantry and one of artillery, making
force Of come zoo men, with ample supp lies Of arms
s,,d arnpuu.tion aiken from the San Antonio Arsenal
and annie means of transportation Sken from the
Ouartermsster's Department His avowed purpose is
die occupation of Arizona, to secure passage to the
Pacific, thereby opening communication with The
10000 Breckenridge and Lane meu Of California, one
hsf of whom are Seces-onists sso 10 secnre Quay
mss and Cape St. Lucas rs depc's for priyaeers to
ponnce on the chips of the Pacific Mail Company.
Tue xican States OF nihushus and S1nora have no
force 10 oppoe him. and wien once there, ten hons'
and It en- andten millions Of mozey would he required
as the ounce Of cure, while TWO thousand men would
row he the ounce Of preventive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
ARMY AND NAVY.

The mounted service Of the Quilted States army has
been augmented by regiment TO 10 called the 3d.
Of regular Cavalry, the Coonecy Of which has been
given 10 Paymaster ID. Hunter, personal friend Of
The President. Col Hunter taking cornurnd OF Lis
regiment was constituted Commander CLiei Of the
New-lGk Repmcnis-the 9Th, 2Stb, and 9th, and
other troops detaohments not otherwise assigned IN
order No. !. The Colonel is native of Illinois,
tered he s,ryioe Breyet Second Lieutenant in the
Filth iniaary in Jgly, 1872, resigned b, commission
on the Eth Of July, 1885, and again appointed in
Ma-cb, lSi2. liz ia about TO yeas OF aye, and has
,hH reputation Of being capital leld officer.
Tho command Of the Chesapeake Division Of the
Blockade Feet bias been numbered 10 Capt William
W. McKeaa, Of Pennsylvania, who lately returned
will the steam frigate Niagara from Jupao. Commo-
dore Prendergust is still in II the Norfolk
dyison. Capt. HcKeau IL a flll-rank nsg officer,
the eighth q. the blockade fee, entitled TO fly wide
pennaut. lie entered the service DUNG tie Lat war
with Gra; British.
fe tsrisy there complete batch Of promotions
al the Brooklyn Marine Barracks. The commandment
II The poet, Abrsm A. DeyDor, 10 ~ be njor icon
tuls date. He has been a Captain since Sept 1853.
s.verul Sogeants aud Corporals we're promoted iron
The ranks
AfAiis at the Nayy-Yard were brisk tho different
departments being iuil oi work. over 20 rierr will
bo Discharged to-day. The progress of The preparaJn
Il tho various yes-els will he suitc ienty exrained
by tie following table, showing the dates 1t which they
are 10 sail:
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MILITARY AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

TIE compalies attached TO the Bscslyn Phaianx
marched from their quarters yesterday afternoon and
took position Sixth avenue, tight resting Flat
bush avenue, where they were informally reviewed,
In order Co ascertain tho number Of efficient The
companies represented were those commanded by
Capis. Garfield, Van Meas, Stilwel Belden, Lucas,
sullivan, and Foster The men presented ve-y sub
slant al appearance. few compsnies heretofore or
ganzed, are partially uniformed, but the main portion
ara 10 their Iy-dsy dress. IL was expected tbat
they woold be formally inspected and mustered in'o
the service by the Defense Committee to-day, but
there to DO hitch the business, and it is
considered doubtful. 1t IL intended however. 10
60 into camp next week. somewhere In the vicinity II
k.w-fork.
Two new companies have recently been recruited
for the I3ih Regiment, now stationed at ANA oiis.
There were two company vacancies, and n. Inc
have now been filled. Company is OH, ered ~ oil,
lows: Coptaiu, >. A. Dodge First Lieutenant, DAVID
DE Beyolse; Second Leuieaaut, Ill. Phillips Tho
following arc the others of Company X: Captaio,
Alouzo Chapel; Fret Lientennnt, George ChaPpeii
Second Lieutenant, r. W. Francis. Both companies
number is nen They expect 10 start for Annapolis
tie latter part Of next week by which time their uni
form will be ready.
A flag is to be raised on Mission Chapel, 10 Gates
avenue near kosttaDd syenae, at O'Clock this alter
noon. Some interesting cesomonies are 70 take place
IN connection with tie event.
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MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......... MAY D.
Cleared.

Standardization (Hr Kennedy, Liverpool and Qneenasws
John O. Dale yigo tBr Maevrr Liver DOL eud nsspstown
John o. Dale Sa1onis iIsul Ehl.rs Hs1oarg HUBBARD
Co
ship.-Competor, Lecks sydney n W. Cameroni Kshay,
stoddafd Shsush GoOdhus Co.. Cycone insss'u sse
Francisco n. NJ Coyley
Bak,-Ther..e ,br-uenj Hoho'st, Baltimore II hoop, W
william Plnun,er Gibsltsr Giro Frsucia Union Hosman
Ons-nsosn, Percy tsr) D"nsin QarenNowB, Jackson T.
Mel. E. A. Stevens, Rstn.r, Baltimore. w laz-ii
BTir.-J Ncnt, re-, Mcn'ys y son, Nrriess Videiof,
Co,k uomboe Tetrns Fr-don. Lord PoTdsaax c. r.
PeeT. isos Lancaster, B9i.st IT, = BUCK 70 hope "s~
Lac, Washington, ID c., II. ". WEED
Schoouer,-R Al en-, Bsy.y II M'nmeuth Hsnhenr Bird
all Fort Monroe T. j. hNl Whelirn H-ifsx. u. \. Small.
Nn,sineum Higgins ooeb-c Is. Iiphle wond,r asllOct
Bristol Sur r- tbr Cole lisiisI James unser
Co.. Wenisw orth, SIulh, " indsor N s.. ID. r. DewoH
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of NewYork U s. trsnsport) Haniltcn,
ssp ssi-.rnsn oSpsd d.v. vi. Havana IN ballast
and pas. Dsucsn Kendall. May 1t 2. IS lon 90 spoke
"a Gun New spoke hip S-wsl bouud 10Th of Ns,sD1as
spoke big Sarah 3D. from HALIFAX ls' ia ana; same ds;
lisbt chips bearug out TIE our Z sw he,m 9t
.hoe CsFsion Ref With ouuber Of "ecleis anchor
Snip Criminal JUDGE Brand. rru. M0IO'ch London IS d,ya
Rsrk eys. Aver sssus da. sugar to wate,u Diu,oa
Co. msy s u cspe Carnival spoke b"s Evening Star OIa
Bs'k Star the Esa, tBr =, New.Hsyen 70 bouTs, 10
Bsrkenine Hanibi tot Nof,k Val Kline, Boston days.
80 bsll.,t to NJ ~. Freeman CO
order lat. q TO- Ion. 40 Ton ,hs Banks Number e
Big indep suaence tB). McAluOn, Port Morris IN ballast 70
master. ,,.p
s s F ses HsrIi of os WHIT s.sas %.y 10 .,g.r
Croker Wood Co ssid 10 conps, ~ith b.rs' rezs
scbI. horace tof Berop Buncser Isdisnol. Apr 90 va
Hsyuns Nay H. With troop Muy 26 lat % 49, Ion 70 %
spoke Z, se.ner Uniyn. OF crui,e
shr A W ThOnp'on Reeves Sai'im'rs day' coal oil TO-
schr Lsms Frances, Higgins Savannah days, in Osas;
'I scsr Ann D. H.~ton e,imor. d.y' cc..o Mott B.i
sS SI Ny snI . c ne s Sf .5 ST oa "''
sehr. Laura weeks Baltimore eo'I ,.r Msrwieh.
Sch .oGs :rs f sspst od Del lei. sS S''~
sc6r .i@on Bacon DueiI Portland. Conn. stone.
s sSSr f had.o "'' @.fn s.ep"r, coal for Boston
sc6r rs9ser. smith s'9a 10; in ballast v.o
s s T. sI F4sc ace. ee ta pS @
ssH fhtss s. 9Ai a Nss 1 e. Ss- Nav"
schr g. IT, Scranton. Cos, tizsne'hport for Msdi.on
| scbr VIM Penn Terry thlsnpih p"t for Sou,hold.
Srhr b. FauAlin Dodre Ezshebpori fur kocksvsy
sloop 3yrop Allen Edzab-tbport for >auesiuck-
Slooo Oliver ANA French Taunton 2d,y, nails
Steamer Potomska hye Portland. udse sod pAss TO H. y
Steamer Novelty shaw Philadelphia ud.e. to LOper Kirk
| pstet. ,.,,a
stesaer ospuy Ksnney. Providence mdse to Edward byD
| $50.
Steamer IL Borden Lopez Philadelphia md'e. to Lopez
| nkparres. a. "a
Sesn.r Anthracite. Jones' Philadelphia mdse to j. n
Island Belle Peaisal NswHsTcn 1s hours having
BIZ ba X Star e. the Eat N tow.
WIND-D1Eins the day, s. W. 10 s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

FLAG RAISING At THE FREE Acknowledgements
the Faculty and studenisof the Ne~York Free Ac.ds.
my raised lage and handsome new flag over that
institution amid much enthniasm. Addresses wers
made by the VieePresident aud other gentlemen. An
original poem written for the occi'rion by G. W. Snow.
jr OF the Junior Class wac read aud mach appauded
The students fang The Star Spaugled Banner" gave
three cheers and tiger" for the flag, and dispersed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
VIRGINIA VOTES FOR SECESSION
,,,,yrn .sp r,rry THOUSAND MAJORITY

SP''''' wv RicHxoSD, Thursday May % 1901.
The vote Of the City Of Reheond l. not COZ oS sor
~ r. csvor of tie Ordinance OF seoe.'ion-iVVO io'
Sscf,,on; only 10 votes asHinst seoe''l ION, and
porsmoutb. tie retarns give 10 vote against Tue D.
T.Iatebes received bere estimate the STATE |" naN
inc gore by 10000 majority fer tie atn'"on % 'i'
Ofdinnneo OF eooessiVn.
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The officers that arrived by the sehr. Horace were
Capt Wallace, Lieut.. PHILIPPE, and Surgeon Lyons.
These troops, reported by telegraph the 2d OF
May, surrendered wih orders 10 force far super Il
them N numbcr, and commanded by Col Van Dorm,
Late Of the L. ). Army. The laetr of the surrender
ced from tho ohcers di Ter but nhghtIy from those
already published. TIE ,roOrshad been stored at
indLinOla, ~ snl for Nev-lok in the Star OF tue
Vert. That vessel boing captured, rcbopneIs L.at
could NJ brave bad weather. chartered but the
Conmsld had 10 disemboTk from thcm, when to crown
the bad luck Of tho whole affair rebel soldiers sur
rounded and captured tbem. Iney gave mp their
and their allegiance and here they are Of possible
70 the Government Cor tbs prcs,ut war. Tie a!-
tkost.es do ask NOW What 10 do with them. Their ar-
nva as soon Ne communicated 10 che headquarters II
the Army, la evening was tclegrsphed 10 Washing
ton, together with requiion for instructions
their climate disposiiion. A dsJatch the
wires shout thrm las NJ t the prl pOrt Of vi ch has
not udnspied. The aro almost unanimous 10
their desire 10 be discharred and kseIly fee, the
Anomalous position III which circumstances have PLACED
them Tie Mystic. with tire, companies Of tn rhird
Infhniry eft the same tine the schoOnei- reported
and L. Of course fully due.
ARRIVAL ur THE SEVENTH REvENTH
meeting OF the reserve corps Of the 7th Regiment
was hid at their Armory last evening, when iee-
gr.n iron Col. Leiiers VAS read Announcing thai tho
regiment would arrive here ou Saturday morning.
They will bre tkfast III Philadelphia. md IL will prob
ably be noon before th6y reach Joney City. Tho 10
corps Will receive ana trtd then to collation.
have been pa1e for their reception several societies
incuiing the Union Defense Committee. having zig
nifed their inontion of uniting IN the dem0nsi alton.
The members OF the corps requested
sembc al Ine Annoy IL a. H., in fall fatigue AMI
form, when The arrsannenis Tor the escort viii Le
comp leted Colonel 4 pts will telegraph IRON Pa.la-
depnis as nearly as$4sible, the hour At which they
win arrive here nrgo body Of tie police iosoe viii
also net escort
SONS or ONEIDA.
Pursuant 10 noil4e "A merfuy M Sons ~ Oneida
resdent in Newiork Cit,, took place las. evening ut
tn Aftor House. The object WIS to deyise some
means Of appropriately welcoming the ilth Regiment
Of Oneida Boys 10 The Metropolis Oh their way to
Nashiu. ton. Among Ghose present loading business
firms of the cty were represented. Ga motion OF air.
J. w. Tower, Challes Y. Kirkland. ESD, was csld
t. preside, and Thomas Jones and j. w stafford
chosen Secretaries. H. was then resolved 10 present
the Oneida regiment with ino stand OF colos, for
witch purpose liberal subscriptions wore Immediately
made The Chair appointed the following gentlemen
committee, with authority to make all the minor ar
RAJ gaments Of lhe reception nad psoeebta'ion aer
the regiment arrives, winch poOaLiy will be within
two days,he arrival nus details If reception both 10
10 alaoaassd ,asouSh the pewyaPert early rs pos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

u,, ~ we were leaving The camp a, 'Ge Durn n,s
BRIDGES yeseaay about 500 Of the ONO ioi" nn5ep
ordered TO march. They ~se sGOn ~ Fim"nr. aud
II 9c,linr happened to bem hey reached that place
the traia was going down on inesday h,gu y"
somebody, either acedr nay or 1 ,h rs, in which
.o o'sd ;o x,tnons Innocence the writer bereoi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

Can't Jcbu Mckee Of the piot.bosi Isaac Webb mo. y
r.po t.-May 49, IS ale. oy fom Sandy iooA spoh
shp Tairty States OF Camden Ne from Liverpool a.e
touched Mobile and pfOcseding to SelHy do 'S
ofders s,hed sh Yok pspe sud then bore az
for ST. John. Il o.,
Ma a. Is miles 8 Of Cape renopen bark BAY State. q ans
for Bosom BalinoF. by potbost Washington NO ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

TIL above map presents accurate view Of Acua Creek and its
ty showing position of the battery yesterday engaged by the
ste mcs Freedom and Anaosa The map from drawings made by
tie Co st Survey within aght Acqua Greek the terminus OF
the Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad communicating ect with
Richmond from which city is distant 20 miles The possession OF
this point is therefore of great importance and be warmly con-
tested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sur-Ries .4:3l Sc .......7:l4 Moor-Rises. 0:s,
WATER THIs DAY
Sandy Heck. 2x Gov Isl4ud.... 1855 Hell gate... AN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

West, The MeRse formerly the Marquis de Eabanas
AID the Sumter, formerly tue MraInon, strong seau
chips.
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Passengers Arrived

In ,es, Toxya Fronces C,m Sdrdpnah aesrs. Honswss
PARKS, Flynn, kesiney Rich,d Mshonry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

" Ith thete NesetI. 20 away thefe VII be only Inc
Potomac aud North Carolina at the Navy.Ysrd.
The Drizo Rainbow was taken from Br0Oklyn yester-
day by tie Uniied States Marshal at this port
There wac general muster at Governors Island
yesterday, but the sweaingia of the troops did not
take plsre
Tue following 10 correct statement Of the troops
that arrived here on 1hurday and yesterday irum
Iexas, IN the schOoners Horace and urfana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
DIED..

sMTH-M Milford Conn. Thor,dsy, May %, Dsy.a c.
Smith, aged ~ years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

ARRiv.I 0v ,chrs Urbens. and HoTses
from TeI.s via Hsysns with troop are Governors ~nf
doct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

EOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
L Of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY apply g. thei' a.
corner Of 2th st lOh.sy FURMaN, Agent Non
Ionrlsnt,s.. n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

NOTICE to REGlMEATS.-A clergyman, VINO
~ was s,eiy di,sn o the South for being Unios MA,
ot.s his services a. CHAPLAIN sy regiment thiri'rf
ths, ne csa seye hi county bet Ia that capacity Aeds
C n ni6uue 0fics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

I IBERTY POLES up to 300 feet FLAG
sTAFFs from 10 to 20 feet put houses churchss s
ho,-s by e1 pesnced Yard No. ~ bee'ksf ess 80
n
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miscellaneous.
URIOsITY FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.

ERINKs PATENT GAS-LlGHr REFLEC-
TOKS-The Cheapest and Best Ligh, known. sbouiA bstr
every store Lbesl the trade. Msnuoo, No
IL Worth ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

MILITARY CAMP UTENSlLS.-Ah things
wi eouf-ed for Campo Fi,d Cook and Isoe Service
on, up In acts fo private for whole conpans or es
chests and h.npyrs o-rs mess ~ required nopot
f o, 10 I srticles consist 81 ron Net
ties and Mess Pans Tipod Csi ten amp ool, Sos' ios
s,oF. Cups Plates. Knives. Furss Water FicTcrs &C., az
.nppied Al WHOLESALE PRICES. Regiments entirely
srT,n.d a ~ a uotl,, WlNnLE & Co.
'f''Fr No g MsiceD-lsne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

OUR UNION for EVER.
" UNION BEL -, with WASHINGTON PlCAOhs
q ASPS al II ;. hEWSJN 5. No. "a Resdest
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-13

effected no landing. il Il certain they have
made some progress, and it behooves Us 20
send suc. reinforcemenfs as may be needed
q cheek any movements thew NAV make 20
wards gaining even the small smallest foot
hold on cur soil.
III the invaders can take Charleston with
twenty five thousand men. let them. IS We
would be unworthy 10 possess if and II will
be 4 ft moral, laid in ashes, Of our southern
imbecility.
The following is a special dispr,eh 20 the
Charleston Mercury:
HrNprrsoSyIILE, Nov. Z. ?. m.-The prac
tice of our artillerists at Hilton Head. has
been very bad, henco the successful passage
Of the seven of she enemy's men-of- war. -
Their transports are stll outside
Our loss thus far. has beer very light,
and the Yankee war vessels was very caccu-
rate.
HItons Head and Bay Point, as az first re
ported, received the brunt OF the attack
Our failure 10 sink any OF the vessels
which passed our batteries is owing IN poor
practice Of tie artilleriests.
The enenys ships which passed cur bat
teries can be distinctly seen from Beaufort
Forts Walker and Beauregard are still ir
ing.
The enemy has lost one gun boat which
was burned The shells can be seen from
here bursting in tho woods
Our line OF comm sncailons are complete
ly cut Oh. unless some troops are sent here
with artillery and cavalry.
Four ships are now in sight over the land
aud up as FAR as Skull creek There Is roa-
son to believe the enemy are now making
orenarations TO land n large force a. Hilton
Head. either ia night or tomorrow morning
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-13

Brsnarcth's filis have b~.a brf~e The ~seid f-r
nearly one hundred and ter years They have a.
taeiished character for safety and efses-y. wh,cs
places them in the FRS. rank of ali the medicines a.
The day. Thsy are pcreiy vegetable. hsrnAsess "a
the teDderes; age weakest frame. ye. of su8eent
efficacy 10 thoroughly cleans and purify the bioct.
through the organs o, the stomach and bos<s's-
They aid and improve digeston. and sound. refsesh-
ing sleep follows their rAey have cured thous
snds Of cares Of the mos, distressing dyspepsia Al
the symptoms q confirmed consumption have be.n
removed ny their use. and health has again bisssst
the cesparing invalid. costasensss. The gres,
promoter Of disease. 10 nf.by cured by hsse pill.
ApopleAy ard paralysis are ss surely prevented n
the pills are perscverinsly u-et fsilnes-
OF inteass pain Of The head IL erperiesoed. ThcOs
.nds of cases Furnished IN prof rnc- Is cents =
boz.
Sold ~ J r. cvSSsaAs. Terss- -H.ate. md hy 81
respectable dealers IN medicine. soctlSa~iu
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-13
CINCINNATI UABkET.

1fSCfSkATf. Nof. IL
Flour remain ..uii: S4006 10 for -upcr
fine.
Wheat unchangesi .,sd fsr1r a. ~oar5 ioT
red aud rJtG 91c ipr bite.
Oats frtn at p.
Corn steady Al 30o; more new odering hot
distillers want to get IL at 25c
For old rye i2@43.
Barley j. ~ | at 45tdIe.
Whisky in active demand AZ "a good
demand.
4 Provisions anchaneer and dull 10 sales o:
importance.
Hogs inactive. Theg are he'll at s3.25.
and $500 1912, offered. Weather not Ia
vorahle.
Groceries unchanged and steady. lair de
mand ct 81 9l0i. for sugar. Isl. els ior
coffee. AID Itd - ior>fnola-Ses.
Salt scarce and pressing demand Al $50
SIC.
Exchange STEADY AZ L prem