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The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-17

The following is the proclamation
9" q: our President. Let every citizen
attona prayers and give thanks, to our
Maker for his blessings, for truly we
are n blessed people.
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SHREVEPORT, La. MONDAY, JUNE II. 1851.

And terrible wasthat mission full
filled as the records Of California will
show. The miner was safe in the
mines and disgings for leagues and
leagues around the Sierra Neveda.
He never touched their gold-aN he
sought was life, and that with all the
cunning and feroeity of the tiger
Not one of all who had followed
Chatnpe 10 his lone hut escaped him /;
and many an other fell, whose fate,
perehance, has never been learned by
those most interested. After years
of success, at last hunted down by
those who We're induced to the risk by
large rewards, Bcnetletto was slain,
and his head carried to San Francis
co. The bandit of the mines was at
r,.St
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iENGE,

My awcrt iit'l" i.o'tisa--n,- 10
loved wifi ~
These word, were uttered hv y
Young ADD noble looking luan-ryi-
dcn,iy Spanish~-wh:Te. H., etnnL a,
The Threshold "f 'i rude dwelling
aud pressed to his bosom one .: tho
loYeiiest women whaHi i, was ever
my lot TO describe.
Her beauty was Opposite To his
own. He WIS III complexion ~ hru-
n-ttr; she, n fair a. II lilly, when
the red sun Of the early morning gave
ii u r"ssaie hue. HI. eyes were as
dark rs night, when no SIR can
pierce III" clouds: hers, as hluc a.
III" spotless heav.n- in winter day;
his hair. black as the raycn'., wing :;
hers of that soft brown which mrl.s
away into shadows when light and
shade alternately fall upon it.
In figure. almost rs tall ~ he ::
form, perfect and voiuptmouS fca-
tires, regular and classical; her face
xpressirc--s',e was It splendid spc-
rincn Of Angio-SaAnn beauty
In her countcuan,r You could, n;
n glance. read her" charater-cveu
ii you had not studied the science o.
Lavater. She was intellectual, gen
tie, full OF natural affection, euthusi
astic, poetical, romantic. Had she
been there in that Wild .orge Of the
Sierras, where Handicapped heights
rose around her, and the thunder OF
a hundred waterfalls came r,lmbiing
from the distance on her ear. There.
alone, with him Of her hearts first
glad, free choicc--far from the sunny
chiidhood's home--tar from all he,
kindred
The kin'itt~fMrfa.As Upon his
person, and the rifle leaaed against
the door post, showed that he was
about starting upon IA hunting cX.
petition and to judge from the ma
ny trophies of the chase hanging on
the long walls OF his house, such cx,
petitions Were frequent and success.
TIL With him.
Her great blue eyes were liquid
with rising tears, which her strong
will could scarcely hold back anc
she said As she chung TO him, even
rs the towering vine clings to til,
oak
"Do not GO out 10 hunt to-day
dearest Beucdetto. My heart is al
most wild with the torcboding tina
some evil win fall upon you-and
alas not less upon me, because i
strikes youi'
DISMISS fears so unworthy o
Your brave heart. 1t is Il Favorable
day for bunting, and You know tha
now while l may I must lay up on
stores, for when the winter sets in.
can do nothing that way But, ah
how happy then we will be with ou
music, onr songs OF the past, on
dreams Of the future, when another
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hostiiities will soon occur at Aqua
Greek or Manassas Junction, are in
correct.
Several members Of the Maryland
Legislature recG,tly visited Rich
mond, doubtless to confer with the
Confederate leaders.
The Tribune's Baltimore cores
pondent says that Marshal Kane is as
bad heart as Merriinan. He boasts
that the government is afraid to
arrest him. His friends threaten TO
rise jfhe Is touched. sd
LouisrWe, June 5.-The address of
the Border States Convention to the
people of kentucky was signed by all
the members. Ex-Gov. Morehead, in
u note. says: 81 sign it because l APP
prove of the refusal to furnish troops
and favor the policy Of neutrality.
without committing myself to all
that is said on other Matters
An address to the people Of the
! United States was signed by all the
members, including, john Caldwell,
ofTenmessee, except Gov. Morehead.
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Dur NIo,to--IIo,ne NInnm,i.ctur e
Bible, Blanket. Bowie.

Give him % Bowl knife
With i; blessing;
\" time ."r kind phrases,
For fears "f chr-ssing,
sSli"Ss him tn, weapon
i,id him he usc it,
Fame Tor eacIl trur thrust
Shame il. he abuse it.
Givr him Il Bible,
G"d'S ll,.lv NoT.i
u, The stay cf his spirit.
III. aii ui hia sword.
y daylight and freight
Pray him he read,
His >"I.!cc III danger,
His counsel in need.
Givc iim 4 I,'..uk.a'
Aud at nights falling
Is" his Thought of the Land
For steel and hiN",i ci,iirnn
May y" nc'rf cl',>. his 80
With II home oh of sorrow
sS''' y 'hN - H'A TIC il'lit'
""oi".r d,atb on tho nI"fl"v
Let him fight III" good hsh4
rhi, tilcG alliance
Shah che. r him to boldly
Bid peril dotiaurcT
Send your hope with him--
II" stat"H n mars life
j." his iruSi IN i,s savior.
BIT MS HAND pS IiI~ hNIII.
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Shreveport Weekly News.
Published erery Monday Morning, at
s$e.5O Per. .Annllln.
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
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80 Entrance on Spring street. .As
Our TERMS /:

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unless Tic money accompan'csM tie name.
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THE DAU NE us,

Is published c,ery T"csday. Hrd-
~Sloy, 1Hwsdoy. Eiiioy, and Sat
Wd"y morning. at So per- ycar to mail
subscribers. 1t contains all the late
news. Any pzso" sending Tie names
of six subscribers, accompanied with
the Cash, /or tie Daily oy UeeGiy.
m4N be e@t'ted Ia ose cry gratis, FIR,
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7 E L E G r A PHI &c

Louisville, june S.-A louisville
dispatch dated May 25th conveys,
the impression that packages for the
Copfcderati States are opened and
inspected atT."uisville, by the Adams
Express Company. This Is mis-
take. the Louisville Office of this Com
pat.y have inno rcspectdeviated from
iheir customary regulations, taking
whatever is offered for points in the
s'ontil. The outrage alluded to, oc-
ours only north Of the Ohio river,
and on ly under legal compulsion.
Letters destined North from the
seeded States, when enclosed in l..
$. envelopes, arc forwarded, the ten
der accounting 20 the coutederacy
for postage.
!rayages This week have alnonn-
ted to nearly 100000. The city
draylneu cut the harness aud abused
the mules OF the country wagons, out
of which a fight arose at eurke'a Ia
mites out.
\ letter from Belgium reports that
q d,tel Is Pending between Sanford,
the Belgian Minister, aud Il Virgin
ian
Washington, Jw.e s. Scott has
informed ihc Cabinet that he intends
To have possession of Richmond and
Memphis by July 10.
Chambersbl.rr, Iune S.-1'ha first
division marched this morning. ac-
cornpani-a by large numbers of bag
gage wagons.
Washington, june e.-The Gov
eminent are hesita'in;s about advan-
cing change of programme.
lis probable ,ha, i.ctcher has or
dcrrd out the entire militia in the vi
cinity Of Harper, Ferry and Manas-
siS.
Scot, has fresh and reliable intor-
nation rs to .hc numbers and move
mcnts of the t"nicdcratps. and is pre-
pairing to encounter Il larger force
ihan was anticipated.
Cooper supports tadwailsrat Bal
tinnrc.
Baltimore. june S.-Activc pre-
partitions for Il grand march are go
ing on The Harpcr's Ferry plans
,r. .r,dr.iiv ,lcveion;nm
roi,n Rocks j. Threatened from
Frederick
Davis and Beaurcgard are expect
"a -. U,rn.r'S Ferry K h.liayad
TN, p,y;i vii, SOON tax, co,nn,,,,
%, the tronns nj Harpcr's Ferry
Il.,v a,,. y, tn. Lsst su;ii,5 md SAY
that if they are surrounded, til, world
,,.;,i .,,..,,a,l,or I,L.r,o,,,.,,
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-17

Scenes IN t'amp Litc-ProrjSsiou 81
ct at CzI4n Hogme.--I'he Harrisburg.
Telegraph publishes the following
extract from private letter, written
by yolunteerat Camp Wayne, penn
sylvauia:
This morning we had another excl
thug time when they issued the ration,
instead ofhread they gave us cracker'
about the size of Il common plate, and
as hard rs "a brick When thece were
dealt out to the men they began to
swear and throw them away, and
soon tie camp was flying full OF
crackers. The men made wagons
and used the crackers for wheels
they made necklaces of them and
strung them around their necks, and
used them for epaulets. and every
other imaginable way that they
could be used 10 show their indigna
ton. At length the excitement was
80 great that the officers bccam.
alarmed, and attempted to stop them
'fh" london Press argues that ir
this conflict, the Northern States
viii probably Join Canada, and sink
into their old position of British
lrnInni,c
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For incidental expenses Of the quartermasters
department three hundred sixty.1ve thousand and
thirteen dollars and eighty cents.
; For TRANSPORTATION Of the army and its supplies,
two million two hundred aud fifty -four thousand one
hundred and eighty-siX dollars and eighty-ono
cents. 60
tbonsand three hundred and siXty-scven dollars.
For purchase of dragoon horses, two hundred and
ninety-seven thousand three hundred and thirty
Ave dollars ,
million three hundred ane fifty thousand one hun
tlred and fifty one dollars and thirty-ctGht cents
For current expenses OF ordnance SERVICES twenty
thousand dollars
For ordnance, ordnance stores, anu supplies
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops four
hundred thousand dollars.
For manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars
For increasing tho manufacturing capacity OF the
national Rrmory, fifty thousand dollars.
For purchase Of gunpowder and leau' forty 'h"u-
sand dollars.
For purchase ofartillery horses, twenty-five thou-
sand dollars.
For hire of quarters for troops of store houses for
the safe keeping of military stores of grounds for
summer cantonments and for temporary huts, one
hundred and fifty-eight thousand two hundred AMI
eighty-three dollars and eighty-One cents.
Sec, s. And be it further enacted, That all appro-
priRions and all provisions of law herein contained
applicable TO three years volunteers shall apply to
two years volunteers and all other volunteers who
have been may be received into the service of the
United States for period exceeding three months.
Approved, July II, 1861.
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Rec. 2 And be II further enacted, That everyPer
nm ,Sh hall bs assistant paymRster shall

sac Q And be II further enacted, That everyPer
sou who shall be appointed assistant pay i
Al tha time Of hiS appotntm0Dt5 be nov les
ttyIeNty.n1e years of ago nor moro than tRanty-1x
49,: md thSt previous to his appointment his
physical mental and moral qonrfaJ I,5on nv
I5d5 ~ 11I-nasters appointed for that purpose by
the Secretary of the Navy, and under sueh reSua-
finns as he may prescribe
of paymastars shall be as follows viz:
dnty at sea- for the first five years after date of
nInission one thousand three hundred dollars; at
ter five years from date OF commission one thousand
five hundred dollars.
On other duty, for the first five years after date cI
commission, one thousand dollars; after i've years
from date Of commission, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
On leave of absence waiting orders, for the first
five years after date of commission, eight hundred
dollars; after ave years from date Of commission one
thousand dollars; and when attached to vessels ioT
sea service each assistant paymaSter shall be enute
to one ration per day.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That from and
after the passage of this act no commanding omeer
of any vessel in the navy shall be required TO per
form the duties of paymaster or assistant payh.s
ter; and when such Office shall become vacant, ny
death otherwise in ships at sea or on iorelh sun
tions or ON the Pacific coast of the United States
the senior officer present may make an actlng nl-
pOintment Of any fit person to perform the auttes
until another paymnster or assistant pay master
shall report for duty. Any person performing the
duties Of paymaster assistant paymasteT IN aSG9r
dance with this section (but not otherWise) sh ue
entitled to receive the pay OF such grade whist SO
Sec. s. And he it further enacted, That each as
sstant paymaster shall, upon his appointment enter
into bonds in the amount of ten thousand dollars
with mt least two good and sufficient securities, for
the faithful performance of his duties, and that as
sstant paynlasters shall have rank and precedence
with assistant SUI geons not passed, and that all APP
Monuments to fill vacancies in the corps of pnymas
tiers shall be made by regular promotion from the
list of assistant paymasters.
Sec G. And be it further enacted, That within six
months after the expiration of the present insurrec
ton the corps of paymasters and assistant paymas
hall la ralu n
in the whole.
Approved, July Il, 1861.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, CHARTERED, 1885,
LOG TED,

FOUNDED CHARTERED 1854
LOCAT
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
TTNIIIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
prosperous and fourishing condition. Twice du.
ring the years has it been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in
creasng number of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
It now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the city. The rooms
are commodiously arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough Practical Business Education generally are
unsurpassed in particular by any similar eatAb
FACULTYs
+. X. L0SlER,
Principa-LCcturer on the Science of Accounts, Com
merce Business Customs, etc.
]. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Bookkeeping.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental PenmNnship.
ST WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
Rev. +. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Thos Swami, Vim. H. Keighlcr, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Esq, Wm Knnbe, Esq,
The College is provided with a Commercial Library
of Standard Works, expressly for the use OF tho stu
Each Student has desk to himself, and is sepa-
There being no vacation during the year, Students
usually required the full course,
from to IL weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates:
large and Beautifully Ornamentcd Circular, coll
tanning upwards of SIX SQUARE FEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View of the College, various
characteristic designs penmanshp, &C., sent by mail
free Of Charge accompanied with giving full
particulars. Address E. X LOSER
Baltimore Nd.
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ANN Annroved. July 10, 1861.
rp,,prtc.-No. 81

,r,, -, ,rovidO for tho payment Of the militia
An Az =. called into tho service of the Uni
ana S,ates from the time they were called into
eI to The thirtieth day Of June, eighteen hum
dred aud sixty-one.
.IIo,ivcs Of the United States Of America in Con-
.rsss assembled That there be and hereby is appro-
5rinted out OF any money in the Treasury not 9TH
arIEise appropriated the sum of FIVE millions seveA
Iundred and sixty thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to enable the Govern
ment to pay the militia and volunteers called into
service OF the United States, being additional
amount required for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
Approved, July 19, 1861.
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
@ 40 -
WnEEIINo, 18Th April, 1861.


ON and after the 18th Of April, 1861, the passen-
ger Trains will be as follows, viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 10 A NJ, Benwood at 1890 A. NJ. 1Friv-
ing in Baltimore at $40 A NJ, connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia. New York. Boston,
and an the Eastern cities, leaving at 6:l6 A. NJ,
rives at Washington at 800 A. NJ making close con-
nection with the Southern lines for all parts Of the
South This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning. leaves baltimore at 3:45 p. NJ. and
Washington City at 2.45 p. NJ. arriving at Benwood
ats A. NJ and Wheeling at 6:27 A. NJ, making direct
connection with the EXpTesstran for all parts of the
West Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wood and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including SundS as at
6b7 p. NJ. BenWood at 7:25 p H., and arrives liz
Baltimore at 3:15 r. NJ, connecting with the Mail
train. leaving for Philadelphia, New York. Boston,
and all Eastern cities at 446 p NJ arrives at WaslI-
ingtOn City at 6:2O r. NJ, connecting with the South
er lines for all parts of the South This train stops
on the west end the road at MOundsvile. Cameron
Huntington, Water Station FairmOnt and Grafton
Returning, leaves Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, WASH
IuEtou City at 4:25 A. NJ and arrives Mt BenwoOd at
1910 P. NJ. and Wheeling at 1882 p. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for parts of the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops at the prin-
cIpal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sundays, leaving Piedmont at G4O NJ
I and arrives at Wheeling at S10 P. NJ.
WP.sMFH, Master of Transportation.
In CoLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent apo
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December 1887, 40 far as the same can or may be APP
piled the proysiens OF this act and not neonsis
tent Herewith are hereby revived or re-enacted.
Sec IL And be it further enacted, That, to defray
ali the expenses that may attend the execution Of
this aci the sum Of two hundred thousand dollars,
50 much thereof as may be necessary, be and the
same is hereby appropriated to be paid out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
Approved, July IL, 1861.
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[PUPLIC-No.L

AN ACT torefund and remit the duties on arms Inn
ported by States.
Re Il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
ssntatiyeS Of the UniIed States OF America tu Con-
gress Assembled That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be and he il hereby authorized and directed to re-
fund and remit the duties and impOsts on all arms
imported into the United States since the hrst ay
Of May last, which may be imported before ING ~
first day Of January next, by or for the account ~
any state: Provided the Secretary Of the TreaSuEy
shall be satisfied that the said arms are -.
good faItl for the use Of the troops o. any
which 10 may be engaged In MdnS ~ tb IInits5
States.