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R4TH 8oTsE! EARN UoTsF,,

FEHHE undersigned begs leave to inform his numerous
IL friends and customers and the public III general that
he has removed from his Old stand to the bodybuilding
Of r. ID. Sale, Milan street, next to the Verandah
Barber shop, opened Bath House, where he can
furnish all with warm cold baths, every day from
o'clock, NJ, to o'clock, NJ the rate of scots per
bath ortekets at s5 90 pr dozen payable in advance
The undersigned respectfully hopes this new enter
prise will meet with liberal patronage.
Dec. To-. III ZTFELFR
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a. ENGLE Il Co.

n. EN6LE ~ 60.
TNAKES pleasure in informing their friends and custo-
mers of the receipt of their stock of Fresh Goods,
consisting in part of
Havana CIGARs-0fthe following celebrated brands
Figaros Cabanos FL Principe de Gales Ceryantes Milan
Caoba, Washington, FL Sol Toreno the and fayorite
Flor Solon II. Upmann, La Intirnidad Yichot, and
many others
SMOKING AND CHEWING ToBACCo-Fine Turkish Hyco
kiioknios, forique, dU0dw in Brother, pure Habana
Soace and Virginia.
GENUINE MEERsCHAUM PIPEs-An amber mouth pieces
Clay and Fancy Pipes and Stems
MATCHEs-Prary, Pollak and common Lacour.
PLAYING CARDs-All kinds.
WNEs-V Clicquot, Heidsick & Co. and Cabinet Cham
payne, Tokay Szekszardi Port Sherry, Madeira Spark
ling and Still Catawba, Rhine wine.
ALE AND PoRTER-Jettreys and Byas.
FINE CoGNAC AND WHIsKEY.
PICKLEs-0ysters, Salmon HOLSTERS and Sardines.
PRESERVES OF ALL KINDs-Syrups, fine table Oils Lea
Perkins Worcestershire Sauce French Mustard Layer
Raisins and Figs Candies and Gum Drops, Star and
Sperm Candles large lot of Lemons Cordials Bar Tum-
blers, Wine and Champagne Glasses.
Boston Pond Ice through the summer season.
All orders win be attended to with particular care.
[may16l A. ENGLE 4 co, Texas street.
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DALLEY'S inotSAED.

DALEY y MAGICAL PAIN Fyo rsAAD,
AS universally supplanted an - NACT0p
4 n ana heating applications h ~ ~ olher OHM
Western Hemispheres whereva,r p9Ih the Easta eha
trnslc merit IS the true secret of oauee ana ahd
g.ner the cause be accide1t n az cus
are instantly relieved offs tboi a
fammation, by timely an {. nIi salsh pain
healer, and the flesh is re- : naS o. this nar
blemlsh or scarremaining. = "s II by chaFryu,o a
THE FRIEND OF THE Vrrn, 'ae
Children are frequent suf = faraa.- = = lsSERT
rIes, especially from fluid ana nsr IRON external /.
therefore every mother should Bneheezplosja eR'
preparation constantly at 9 hand TtIIa1e this heal
and quickly removes the 4 asS0RETRg1t4g
prevalent in the nursery u RlSGwoFgS
TO TRAVELLERS BY GSEA Ann,
The machinist, the trav- & eler a,5 LAND.
yldual whose lot in life = throws 80 teie cry otheri
chance Of accident from explosio, llh within 4 ~
should bear in mind that q this No nfe Or Col,i
best and only friend. 1t is both - Euactor W.
and should ever be his q companioa and c5ea,
need. There are thousandsH of iTfno,, az fieb5
to its marvellous virtue = who nt itleSses to 10Th
and muscles to its saving : efficacy Sef sound ISl
The following are few ; az tbnI
which DALLEY'S MAGI- CAL D Itn disease.
p r., NE EN 1--WE aS-Eeil as CURE. A4VI0k
Bruises, pms fl,,s generally
Boils, p;iAP'es,
Broken Breast, paft
Cancer p'-'es' Rheumatism
St1 Rashes
Ghapped Ham Hands sSFes Z, q all Lipas
Chilblains Scrof,'a ouhdS
Cramp, Sc,,r,ea,
Chafes, Scai9H
Diseases of the Skin, Scurf
Fia islPe'as' SSeald Head,
Frost Bites, Snail i'i ~.
Fever Sores, Tumnrs .,
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REMOVAL.

Ef@.1 THE undersigned having removed the
Boot and Shoe store, under his
s4 \ - management, from the corner of Tex
useNssAAA4a as and Market Street to the corner of
MARKET and MILAN Streets opposite the Citizens Bank
requests bis friends to continue their patronage the
new store. His stock will at all times be found ample
and complete, and his prices az low as the lowest
S. II. PARSONS
ShreveDort Feb 5. 1RGl-f
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
AMI No EIL-NERLrCE


THE WAR WITH MEXICO, Is NO DOUBT TO COM
MENCE SOON Tine CnY Is CHEAP GooDs
DUT let me make war first here in Shreveport, by
Cheapest that has been offered yet here in this
place On and from this date will offer the following
goods One large lot Of Oak Tan Russets "a 81 10 DR.
One Boys lot of Oak Russets (D........... Is cts.
Is dozs Mems, Boys and youths Brogans 10 ~ 81 rs
l00pieces Amercan&EngHshc aicoes from 10 b yds
20 4" fine French 9 10 to zoe Or yds
80 American FrenchGScotch ginghams 10 to 26cts
100 fine JAG &organd coored muslins from l0c to 25c
80 "French organd Ounce dress patterns 81 50 to %
70 = Pldln barage, 20cts.
- Barage double skirt and f0unced dresses 81 to
50 Robe guile dresses. Observation-Disclosures. ID DO
a large lot Of Marsees and cotton counter panes
1914 wide from 81 81 10 81 90
10000 yards heavy No. j Osnaburgs, Id l0cts
5000 " Brown shifting from to 10 per ward
5000 and Beached sheetng, from 8 To . cts
100 doz fine Ladies, Misses and children's cotton
hose from % cts to Is cts
loo {" assorted fine Ladies, Misses and chlldren's
hell bootees from 75ets to 81 50 cts
also large variety of other goods numerous TO
zion which will be sold in proportion
In addition to my Fancy and Staple Goods have re-
celyed fine assortment of the latest style of Spring and
Summer Bonnets also Ladies' Misses and chdrens hats
which will sell at reduced prices, | determined to
sell my goods regardless of profits prices also have
q very fine stock of Clothing and Furnishing goods,
Spring and Summer Hats, such as Mems Cassmer and
Leghorn, Boys hats, Cain, Straw and Leghorn also
tine lot of ehdrens fancy hats all owhich will be offered
at the same low prices Ladies and Gentlemen par
ticularly invited to and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, my goods all new and fresh
and have been bought expressly for this market Country
people will find it to their interest and see for
themselves and get bargains. w. MARKS,
Texas street between Market and Edward.
Shreveport April H. 1850
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HAVE just returned again from the city with new
i land handsome well selected stock of Summer Goods
consisting in part of Fine Fancy and Staple Goods of
every style and quality call the attention of the ladies
in particular and request them call and examine the
goods as selected them with greacare and they cannot
be surpassed in Shreveport My MOTTO is small profits
and quick sales Come one, come ALL and get bargains
as ana determined not to be undefsold. word to the
gentlemen in regard to my clothing and furnishing goods
and examine the goods for yourselves and be con-
WINGED that they the best ever brought to this place
julys w. MARKS.
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NINER'S
GAN IAN
VERN|| UcE
A AIN
REMEDY WORMS.

ssy@ Physicians generally now use Winers ca,,3;,.
Vermifuge This medicine is simple vegpobIs sIa l
ration, and always be administered Wb I ptg
safety and confidence as to the result and wi Pi
destroy Worms, and restore the patient to health
Over one thousand certificates have been
from planters, merchants and physicians bearSg 5es
mony to the efficacy Of this infaibleremedr Wan5s5
III all cases.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned having frequently administers
Winners Canadian Verrnifuge and being uy safis6ea
with its efficacy, confidently recommend ii d sa S5
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of Worms from ~
intestinal canal g. O. REILLY Nv
Licentiate ofthe R. G. Of surgeons in ireland. ee
G. W. DICKINSON
Member of the R. C. of surgeons in London sc
~ Physicians, Chemists and Druggists praise i
TESTIMONY OF NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS AND nRrsgIsrg
We, the undersigned, Druggists of the CITY Of Eqg
Orleans, have sold in trade Winers Canadian Tefn
fuge for over ten years past and since its introduction
into this section of the country it has given such sa
faction to our customers that we feel justified il sg
it is of the best remedies for Worms we hare V
knowledge of, Hu. Kennedy,
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LEEDS FOUNDRY.
oRNER or DELoRD AND FouRCHE STREETS.
NEW ORLEANS

CORNER or DELoRD AND FouRcHE STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS
- Is prepared to furnish vertical and hori-
3" !. ]. I. !.
&C., zontal Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Vacu-
NJ I'M Pans Sugar Kettles, CHARTERS, Fit
BAL ers, steam and horse power Draining
EA Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing Iron
Z ISSN Columns and Fronts for buildings Fur
49, mace Mouths, Crate Bars, etc. and all
machinery required for the South
They respectfully call the particular attention of the
planters of Louisiana and the adjoining States to their
style Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans and
Draining Wheels which for strength durability and con
Tenience, have not been exeelled.
New Orleans. February n 1856.
CARRIAGES AT COST.
Il a CARRIAGES and Baggies, manufactured BY the
i'll ~ well known manufacturer JoHs d. NoRR1s Eliza
beth D., which have just been received and are of
fered at cost and fully guaranteed for one year.
ROBSON & KTMBTE.
IRON SAFE FOR SALE.
A No. freproof safe for Sale. Apply to
"A nov p TRIAH DUNN
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JosEPH SrRAUs.
JACOB STRAus.
STRAUS 4 BRO,
Successors to Jos. Mclaughlin,
LERY d HARM ESS MANUFA

Successors to Jos. Mclaughlin,
SADDLERY & HARNESS MANUFACTORY
AAscsn Sign Of the MILITARY SADDLE, "a
SNA Texas street, Shreveport, louisiana 80
nFFER for sale to the public in general the largest
" and best stock of Saddlery ever shown this city,
consisting Of Saddles, Brides, Harnesses Collars Sad
debags Whips and Saddler's Material Ill Of which they
will supply to the market trade low be bought
in the State, not excepting New Orleans.
- Repairs done with neatness and dispatch
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The Philadelphia Ledger, in notice Of the death Of
the late duchess Of Kent Victorias mother says
The early married life Of the duke Of Kent was not
by any propitious. The British parliament which
afterwards voted thirty thousand pounds year to the
husband of hs daughter could only be persuaded to
allow him six thousand pounds after the ministers Of the
crown had proposed ten. So poor and embarrassed
hey the time Of the birth of the present queen
that London alderman, travelling on the continent,
had to lend the duke Of Kent few hundred dollars to
enable him to bring his wife, the late duchess from
some place in Germany, were they then were for the
heir to the throne be born within the British domn
ions. Nor this sum ever repaid until after the
present queen came to the throne
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Life End Lnre

Life Is q garden fair Ind free
But Ills love that holds the golden kar.
For hand and Heart
Once held apaIk,
Lies flowers are dashed with storms ~ eo,ro,,,
And bloom to-day, mhY be BLIGHT to-norroyr -
70 reckless evdr Of wind and weather,
Let me and lowe be link 4 together
Life is diamond ricH andrar
Bat love is the lustre HAT dancsth tbcre.
For hand and Heart
Once held apart,
Lifc's jewels grow diIh i'll the breath Of sorroyv
And diamond to-day ihay he dust to-morroIg
80 reckless ereE Of wind ana weather
Let lite and lovd be link'd together
Life has a rich and snf Iine face.
But love is the dimpld that gives II GRACE.
For hand ana Ieart
Once held apart
Lies brightest beams are banched with sorrou.
And roses to-day mayEbc lilies to-morrow
20 reckless eyei Of wind and weather.
LEI life and love be Links together
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The following beautiful lines are from the men If 4
Chauncey Burr, ESQ., who has very few equals r. anv
in adroitly turning conn limcnt To the ladies'
Ny sweet lady fell asleep
Upon a bank of flowers
Where the dewy oddrs keep
Iher sweets with morning showers
The honey-bee comeh there and On
And oft this doubt dsclasps
fare the roses thercher lips2
Or are her lips theroses:"
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OFFICIAL.
Loan for the Defense of the Confederate States.
100000
OFFICIAL

OF this most advantageous investment VIII be offered
to the public the nth April ensuing and every c-
zen throughout the Confederate States will have the
opportunity of taking share of the benefit at the same
time of sustaining the cause of his country
Bonds with coupons will be issued III sums from
$1,000 to $50 and where it is preferred, stock cercaes
in the usual form may be had The interest IS at elght
per cent. per annum, payable every SIX months at all
principal cities.
The debt has the very unusual and important security
OF duty OF oneeghth ofa cent pound or about o2
cents per bale on all cotton exported TINS duty under
all circumstances of peace war; secures the punetua
payment of the interest and furnishes sinking fund
for the redemption of the principal The coupons when
due are receivable in payment of the duty on cotton
and are thus made available eoin everywhere IN our
country In order to enable all portions OF our people
to take part OF this valuable investment and to exhibit
their common interest in raising funds for the common
defense books subscription will be opened at the cities
and principal interior towns five per cent must be
paid in cash at the time of subscription, and the re-
mainder or before the LIST Of May-lnterest to run
from the date Of such payment. Persons desiring to
secure their subscriptions may pay in cash the whole
amount aud take receipt for the delivery OF bonds or
stock To equalise the of subscription at all points
and to enable all persons conveniently to subscribe,
current bank notes Of the place will be received at their
market value in coin.
In case of over-subscription preference will be
given to those who pay down their whole subscription;
next to subscribers Of $780, to subscribers OF $l0J
C. G. MENIMINGER,
Secretary of the treasury.
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BEDsTEADs.
DEDSTEADSl BEDSTEADS!!-Just rece;vod ~ 49,,
ID store, Texas street, ~ ~
500 Bedsteads.
comprising Eclipse III foot Cottages Misses, and
Misses; plain Poplar Oct ycamoreJ enny Lind 1tta
Sycamore Cottage, and White Oak Misses.
SO Walnut Lounges;
IS Shuck Ma. resses VIM FNnEpc
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How to make people acknowledge the corn.-Tread
on their toes
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REMOX A.

REMOVAL.
" MARKS has removed from his old stand Ia the
w large and commodious building corner Of gevas
and Market streets and is prepared to furnish his
and the public generally with every description Of
Faney and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing.
Doors, SHOES AND FURNISHING Goons
AS to style and quality his stock is unsurpassed ali ~
ness of the times. ''l '''e iSh'
MI are preparedto furnish our customers and friends
WIFE saga'ng and Eope HOWELL i BUCKNER
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NOTHE
GUN POWDER.
MANUFACTURED BY
DUPONT DENEAT0TTRCF e. (

MANUFACTURED BY
DUPONT DENEM0URSE q Co.
=. NJ. Nichols, Agent, Shreveport, La.
A FULL assortment of this celebrated Gun Powder
a comprising all the various grades of Rife, Ducking
cannon. Ausket aud Blasting; in assorted packages
now IN Magazine and for sale at manufacturers prices
Office on the levee.
HAVING recently erected a suitable Fire Proof Mag
anne, am prepared to furnish storage for Powder
to those desiringit. [nov PSI GIN NICHOLS.
FINE. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GUNS
A LARGE assortment of superior Guns, of English
and American make, received direct from the most
celebrated manufacturers, and for sale by
aug4 THOMAS H. MORRIS. DRUGGIST
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a man who had never seen the inside Of a court
house until he was introduced witness in case
pending in Of district sitting last fall in
the northern part Of the country being sworn took
position with his back to the jury and began telling
his story to the judge. Judge R--n, in his bland
and courteous manner said, address yourself tile
jury, Sir"
The man made short pause; but not comprehending
what was said to him, continued his narrative Ills
honor was then more explicit, and said to him,
on the benches
The witness turned around, and making an awkward
bow, said, with great gravity Of manner,
"Good morning, gentlemen
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c.

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c.
csnEmR WE have just received large assortment of
60 RocEAwArs BARouoHEs, BuGGIEs &c, which
are offered at New Orleans prices
Wehave on hand complete assortment Of Trimmings
Woodwork, &C. &c. and fully prepared to manu-
facture and repair every description Of Carriage and
Wagon work ROBSON u KIAiBLE.
WE have in store and will sell at the lowest rates:
w 25 cases kerseys and Inseys
bales Blankets
1900 feet India ruber gin bands, all sizes;
80 tons segmeats, points, and gudgeons
Weedipghoes shoals, spades. WheebarroWs road scra
pers, cAains9 . HOWELL l. BUCKNER.
. n CASKS superior Hams Shoulders and clear Sides
~ just received andfor sale by
sepS0 HOWELL a BUCKNER.
PURE KENTUCKY WHISKEY.
A PURE and genuine article Of Kentucky Whskey
a. 4 .xExrlr
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PURE KENTUCKY WHISKEY.
A PURE and genuine article of Kentucky Whiskcr
n for salc 1T Aarc2ll SMITH L LEWIS
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PLOGGHS

GS@@M 500 Hall & Spears Ploughs, Just re-
- - eel red and for sale by
dec15 HOWELL Il BUCKEER.
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Right FROM HEAvEN.--In majestic miserable cot
tage at the bottom Of the hill two children were hover
ing over smodering fire. tempest ragged withou',
fearful tempest, against which and beast were
alike powerless
A poor old miser much poorer than these shiyerius
children, though he had heaps Of money home drew
his ragged cloak about him he crouched down at the
threshold Of the miserable den. He dared not enter,
for fear they would ask pay fer shelter and he could
not move for the storm.
= am hungry Nettie.n
80 am I; and have hunted for potato pairing, and
can't find any"
@What an awful Storm
Yes; the old tree has blown down. guess God
took that it did not fall the house, Sect it
certainly would have killed us.n
eff He could do that, couldn't He send us bread2n
II guess so; let's pray our Father and when Ne
come to that part stop till we get some bread
So they began and the miser crouching and SILVER
ing listened When they paused, expecting, in their
childish taith to some miraculous manifestation,
human feeling stole into his heart; God sent angel
to soften it. He had bought loaf at the village, think
ing would last him great many days but the silence
Of the two little children spoke louder to him than the
voice Of many waters He opened the door softly
threw in the loaf aud listened the Wild eager cry Of
delight that came from the halftamished little ones.
'Itdropped right from heaven didn't ir?a questioned
the younger.
Eyes mean to lore God forever for giving Us bread
because we asked him for it,
well ask him every day, won't We? Why, never
thought God was 50 good did you2'
Yes Railways thoughts but never knew il before?"
Let's ask Him to give father work to do all the
time 50 we need never be hungry again He'll do il,
I'm sure"
The storm passed; the mser went home. A little
flower had sprung up in his heart; it was no longer
barren. Iii few weeks he died. but not before he had
given the cottage which his the poor laboring
man. And the little children felt and solemn
emotion when III their mutual devotion they came to
those beautiful words Give rs this day our daily breadn
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"a FAIL AND WINTER GOODS 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!
A. WINTER,

TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT,
1Eag Has just received per steamers Era No A. ~ :,
KaS FIeta, 7 azoo Belle Rescue, and Larkin e9S1
MAs- Edwards an extensive and complete stock ~
of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the manufactu
rers person expressly for the Shreveport
descriptions of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps &c.
inns stock beng the foremost and most complete in
town. IS well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may rest assured that they will be sold Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
embracing all qualities and sizes Wy >
AlsoaA large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Grocerles Plantation Stores, Hardware Cutlery
glassware, Queensware, etc. ETC., to all of which the
attention of my old patrons and the pubcis solicited
now 4. WINTER
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5000 lbs, HARNESS and Sole Leather.
In addition to the above, are receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety of
goods manufactured expressly for this market and
of our Young in the east busily engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this mar
ket andwe willn flew days receipt ofsome ofthem
and those of goods of every description and kind
solicit from them call. WALTERS & ELDER.
Shreveport Feb. 30 1860
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To Nv Picture.
On SENDING In HONE.

For the South Western.
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At COST

A Ne. freproof safe for Sale Apply to
"A nov 2l TRIAH DUNN
, 1861-07-26
Afternoon Dispatches
LATER FROM K KEHTUCKY!
Rebel Accounts Of the Battle |!
LATE NEWS FROM FORT PIcKEvs:
Expected Attack oa Col. SfseI bI
mcU0llocl1 and Price,

LOUISVILLE, July rs "A special dispatch to
tho Courier, dated Lyuchbarg, July 23d, says
the rete1s captured six!y-t1fee cannon, %, 900
s1Rnd Of aims, 1900 horses. and all the stores
aud provisions, valued at s., ,00O,0O0 a buggy
End epauletts marked j" Gen. Scott, "were also
killed and wounded. The 4th Alabama Regl-
1nent suffered severely, as did Wade uamp-
toms Legion. Another dispatch says the Con.
ftderato loss is 2, ,0g0 and the Federals Il. 600
killed. The number wounded aud taken
prieorc1s is nat known. Two naembers Of
Congress are prisoners.
Tie Journal says Kentuckian escaped from
Pensacola, arrived here, and says there are
only G,000 troops before Fort Plckcns, md
tLat they are nlscrably fed and clothed, re-
ceiFing no pay since March. Large numbers
have died Of typhoid fever, and there have
been many desertious. Almost the entire
force were diegusted, and would return home
II they could.
The camp Of the Kentucky State Guard at
Mu1draugh Hill was abandoned yesterday, aud
the arms returned to this city also the camp
OF the State Guard at Cynihiana
The 2Gth Indiana regiment at New Albany,
is now full, and the officer has arrived to mus
Ter the troops into service.
Claib. Jackson, at Memphis, made spsech,
wherein 1e said 100, ,oC0 troops could readily
te raisea to do battle tor the South
If they cou1d get arms. He hei left twenty.
i've CT thirty Thousand men under Ben. Nc
Culloch and pfice, who had arrived aud
MARCHED on Springfield the day Of his depar
ture, with view of attacking Sisel's foIca.
By this time the attack hes doubtless been
made. Jackson Is quite sargulne Of redeem
desired the cooperation Of Tennessee and
ether Southern States, BY way Of expeditins
the matter.
Kentucky dcserterz from Camp Boone, il