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Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

The following complimentary no.
tice of ourselves we find in the Jefcv-
sonia~. which has lately been estab-
lished in the city Of Jefferson, Texas,
and by the way does credit to the
publishers. Messrs. Warner e. Duke
will please accept. our thanks.
NEW PAPER.-We find among our
exchanges this week, the Daily Ne,cs,
published at Shreveport, by Mr.. John
Dickinson, formerly Of the Natchi-
toches Chronicle. Mir. Dickinson is
an able writer and energetic worker.
The citizens Of Shreveport are pecu-
liarly fortunate in having the first
efforts Of such an enterprise, fall in
the hands Of Mr.. d. for he is certainly
equal to the task. We wish him sue
cess, and cheerfully place the News
on our tx" list.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24
Daily Mail.

We were shown yesterday by our
worthy Postmaster. 4 petition. signed
by our leading citizens, to have a
daily mail from New Orleans to this
place. and making Shreveport the
Distributing Postofice for North
louisiana. Our energetic P. NJ.
needs much credit for his endeavors
to please the populace. In case he
succeeds in eAecting this, the mer-
chants Of this city. AS also the people
of the surrounding country, and
Eastern Texas, will be benefited.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24
How Things Look.

The receipt Of the news which w
|published in yesterdays paper VA
somewhat unexpected on our part
and must have looked curious along
side of our article; headed 1.-THE
Prospects," BY it we learned that
blood had been shed at Baltimore
. great place. by the way for mobs,]
and that the old war horse, Gen. Win.
field Scott, has come over to US, and
il ready to meet the Black Republi-
can foe. We advised, in our last is-
sue, mature reflection, before leaving
for the war, but we cannot do so now.
Let every man hold himself in readi-
ness; war is upon us, and we have
no time for reflection. Companies
are being formed here, and around
US. to proceed immediately; tis well,
as fast as the Companies are organi-
zed let them at once depart. the Soon
or the better, and If their services are
not wanted. nothing will be lost. but
much gained if they are called into
service. The enemy is a treacher-
Gus one, and needs watching. 80 the
sooner We terminate our difficulties,
the better for us all. Therefore let
US buckle on our armor and attack
the villains that dare venture tram
pling upon our rights as freeman.
Many Of our readers wish to know
whether we look upon the dispatches
received as correct. to such we an
swer that We have no reason to doubt
the authenticity Of the same. We
doubt not, but that in the course Of
a few days, we will have intelligence
that hard battle has been fought.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

In the Eatchitoches Chronicle OF
the goth inst. appears the appended
notice. Our friend, Hon. VIM. M.
Levy, its editor, knows how to put
words together. Friend L. please
accept our thanks.
SHREVEPORT DAILY NRWs.-This
is the title Of a new paper, published
in the fourishing little city Of Shreve-
port, by Mr.. John Dickinson. From
. careful examination Of the Ne,os,
We must say that in q. typographical
point Of view, it is ''hard to beat." -
The people Of Shreveport should feel
proud Of this enterprise, and encourage
BY their patronage the energetic
spirit of Mr. ID. Success to you,
friend Dickinson.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

Political Feeling in 7ezas.-The
Galveston Civilian, referring to re-
cent reports, says:
The idea that there is any consid-
cradle number Of persons in Texas,
st this time. disposed to agitate the
question Of reunion with the States
Of the North, is, we think, entirely
erroneous. That there may be such
PARSONS in the northern counties, or
scattered elsewhere in the State, is
probable; but they certainly do not
constitute a party. and, 80 far as We
can see, make no declaration of a
design to agitate in favor Of such a
policy. For ourselves, we made no
professions in favor Of secession. We
dreaded the crisis but it is now
over, OK 20 near over that it ia
much easier and better to go on than
sttempt 70 recede. We opposed the
original aanexation of Texas to the
Uaited States and should oppose re-
sunexation now or hereafter, if pro-
posed. We iika = peacefdl and sta
bio government; and think the sece-
de1 States hawe tower elements Of
1ssssttie and political differences
tAan could evsr exist under the old
Ui;so, with IL csnAicting elements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24
LATEST INTELLIGENCE !.
From the Vicksburg Whig-Extra.

The Secretary of War has accept
ed the services by telegraph Of lOOC
volunteers from Rhode Island, and
directed them to proceed to Washing.
ton without delay.
The United States Government has
no present design to institute martial
law in Washington.
Twenty thousand troops will prob.
ably be in Washingtonwithin 20 days
Two thousand South Carolina
troops are ordered to Virginia.
Philadelphia, April 20.-'The New
York Seventh Regiment and Massa-
chusetts troops are at the depot
Cars getting ready for their convey
ance to Havre de Grace, whence they
go by water to Annapolis.
Boston, April 2O.-The fifth regi-
ment and Boston flying artillery start
for Washington this evening.
Philadelphia. April sO.-The Gov
ernment has taken possession OF Bal
tilnore roads.
Washington. April 2O.-About Is
Massachusetts, soldiers are in the
hospital.
There is whispering among the
military of an early proclamation of
martial law.
The steamer Nicholas, plying be-
tween Baltimore and Washington,
seized for prudential purposes.
About 5000 men an under arms
here and III the vicinity. Additional
measures taken to guard the entrance
Of the city.
Baltimore, April 2O.-The railway
bridge on the Northern Central Rail-
way, near Woodbury. gone. 1t is re-
ported that Northern soldiers are at
the Relay House. A bridge on the
Northern Central, and one on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railway are gone.
1t is reported thata large number
Of cars are employed to run down
from Alexandria into Virginia, on
Tuesday night, to bring up troops for
an attack on the capital.
Washington, April 20.-A gentle
man reports from 500 to 600 troops
under arms, including 5000 regulars
and four batteries Of flying artillery.
Col. Smith is confident he can de-
fend the city agoinst any force that
is likely to be brought against it for
the present.
Norfolk, April 20.-Capt. Pen er-
|grast still has the Cumberland bear
ing at Norfolk and Portsmouth, with
her guns doubled shatted. The me
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

What is there better than drink
# Saltwater. or a plate of ice cream,
snch times as these2 Mr.. w. Miller,
has re-opened his establishment, and
viii be pleased to have his old GUS
TONERS give him . call. See the ad-
vextisement.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

The Greenwood Guards, Captain
VIM. Flournoy, will rendezvous at
Shreveport on Thursday, and will
leave on the first boat for N. Orleans
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

T. II. MORRIS will DO supported
for the Office of Trustee. for Ward
No. 3. in the city of Shreveport. on
Monday. May 9th. next. by
MANY FRIENDS.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

If Mr.. CHRIS. DRUM. will con-
sent to run for the Office Of Trustee,
for Ward No. 3. in the city Of Shreve
port, at the ensuing election he will
be warmly supported by many friends,
and elected it there is virtue in votes,
MANY VOTERS.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

chanice At the Navy Yard are getting
the azmaments on board the U. 8. yes
sels under the protection Of her guns
Philadelphia, April 20.-Col Small'a
regiment returned last night. Eighty
four men thereof were wounded by
stones at Baltimore, and alarge mum
Der are missing.
Boston. April 2o.-The city wa,
terribly excited last night at thu
news Of the attack on the Massachu
setts volunteers passing through Bal
timore. The city appropriated 800,
900 to fit out volunteers, and to pay
each volunteer twenty dollars a month
lin addition to the Government pay
Harrisburg. April 2O.-Gov. Cur
tin has convened the Pennsylvani.
Legislature for the 18th Of May.
New York, April 2O.-The Cal
ifornians residing in this State ar.
about to form company for servict
of the Government.
The Pacific Mail steamship com
pany have supplied their vessels with
cannon; muskets. cutlasses and anu
nition, and orders given to sheath tht
bows with iron for running down pri.
vateers or paroles. who may attempt
to capture them.
Anderson was enthusiastically chez
rcd at a Union meeting and was pre-
sented with a sword. He goes to
Washington to night.
Washington. April 2O.-The City
Council appropriated $4,000 for the
defence ofthe city. They adoped res
olutions approving Lincoln's procla.
nation. All bridges between Phila'
delphia are guarded. One hundred
workmen have been sent to repair in.
.jured bridges on the Northern Cen
trail Railway.
The rumors that were current
about the expected resignation OF
Gen. Scott. are now corroborated by
the act itself.
Fayetteville, Ark. April 2O.-The
Convention is ordered to reassemble
OH the sixth Of May.
Louiville, April 2O.-A large audi
ence was addressed by Mr.. Breckin-
ridge this afternoon. denouncing Lin
coins proclamation as illegal. saying
he could not efficiently use his troops
without authority Of Congress, op-
posed the settlement Of present diff
culties by sword, that kentucky y mean
while will call Convention to aid
congressman in presenting a solemn
protest to Congress on this subject.
This failing that honor, interest and
duty of kentucky impels her to go
with tho South.
1t is authoritatively stated that
Louisville, Ky. New Albany and JET:
tersonville. Ind, are forming an al
licnce to preserve peaceable status
and amicable relations in any event.
The Governors proclamation for
meeting the Kentucky Legislature
on the twenty-seventh was not issu.
ed as reported. The matter is held
in obeyance.
The citizens of Louisville are or
ganizing home guards.
Baltimore, April 2O.-Armed men
ar. moving in all directions. The
Mayor and Governor notified the
President that no more troops can
pass through Baltimore unless they
fight their way. The President re-
plies that no more troops will go
through provided they are unmoles-
ted, allowed topass around Baltimore.
Troy. April 20-An immense
Union meeting was held which re-
solved to vindicate the flag Of the
country.
Harrisburg, April 2O.-250o men
in camp Curtin received 6OOO stand
of arms from Pittsburg.
Five thousand troops expected
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

The polite officers Of the B. L.
Hodge, will accept our thanks, for
lste papers.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

We are authorized to announce the
name of HENRY w. RHODES.
ESQ. as a candidate for tho Office of
Constable. for Ward Mo. 4. Election
on the sixth of May.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

We are authorised to announce
JONAS robson. Esq. (the pres-
ent incumbent) as = candidate for re-
election for Mayor Of tho city Of
Shreveport, at the ensuing May cleo
ton.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

Persons desiring the services Of an
able Lawyer. are directed to the
card of L. NJ. Mutt, Esq.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

If every person would patronize
Southern or home establishments,
they would be far better of. When
persons establish themselves in a
town or small city. and risk their
capital therein, it is Of great help to
such place. and they should be en-
couraged, for it increases the bust
ness, and adds so much more to the
prosperity Of the place. We have in
the city Of Shreveport as fine marble
works and competent marble-cutters
as are to be- found anywhere; there
fore it behooves US to give them all
our orders. We refer to the estab-
lishment of Messrs. w. Hecex and
Co., at which place may be seen speci-
mems Of their artistic skill unsur-
passed by any similar institution we
have ever visited. Messrs. II. e. Co.,
advertise in this number Of our pa
per. Read their advertisement.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

At tho establishment of Messrs.
Smith & Lewis, can be found the
freshest Of drugs and medicines. Per-
cons wishing anything in their line,
can depend upon receiving the worth
Of their money. Read their notice
elsewhere, and give them your pat
rouage.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

Mr.. Joshua Bryant's announcement
sppears in to-day's paper for the Office
Of Constable for Ward No. 4.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

Our friend Shidet still holds forth
At his old stand, and repairs jewelry,
watches, ETC., in the very best style.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

We are authorised to announce the
name Of f. S. WADDELL. as
Candidate for the Office Of Consta-
BILE, for ward No. 4, Election first
Monday (6th) Of May next.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

The card Of DIR. A. +. Clark, will
be found among the advertisements
published to-day, take look at it.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

Should our carrier overlook any of
our Subscribers. they will please leave
notice to that effect at our office, Cor
aer Of Texas and Spring street, over
Bae1s store.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

We are authorized to announce the
name of H. II. STEW ART, for the
office Of Constable, for Ward No. 4.
Election on the sixth of May.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

Co.g,ess efase Co.jsderate Seates:-
Whereas. an extraordinary occasion
has occurred. rendering it necessary
snd proper that the Congress Of the
Confederate States shall be convened
to receive and act upon such communi-
cations as may be made to it on the
part of the Executive:
Now, therefore, 1, JEFFERSON DA-
Wis, President of the Confederate
States, do issue this, my proclamation
convoking the Congress Of the Con.
federate States for the transaction of
business at the capitol. in the city Of
Montgomery. on the twenty-ninth day
of April, at l2 o'clock. noon. Of that
day, Of which all who shall Mt that
time be entitled to act as members of
that body are hereby required to take
notice.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the Confederate States, at
Montgomery, this twelfth day OF April
A. D., 1861. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President.
K. TooMBs, Secretary Of State
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24

We are authorized to announce the
name of JOSHUA BRYANT, as a
Candidate for the Office of Constable.
Ward No. 4. Election first Monday
9th Of May next.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-24
Personal articles will not be published
either as communications or advertisements
~ Postssasee1s are requested to
scs a. agents fov th< Nesos, and re-
tssw tex per cent from amoxxt foy,cavded.

We saw yesterday, another pro-
clamation from the Governor, calling
for 5000 infantry. to serve for twelve
months, unless sooner discharged.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

A SHORT DESCRIPTION OF MUMFoRDsvTLLE
AND VIoINITY.-Mumfordsv the capital
of Hart County, KY, is situated on the right
or northern bank of Green River, and is
seventy four miles from Louisville. The
river is navigable for small steamers during
part of the year. 1t has a population of
about eight hundred. Near this town is
remarkable spring, which is connected with
a mill. poud, the waters of which, at about
twelve o'clock each day, rise twelve or fif-
teen inches, overflow the dam and recede to
their ordinary level with all the regularity
of the tides. Six miles east Of the town is a
hole shaped like an inverted cone, seventy
feet in diameter at the top, but diminuted to
ten or twelve feet at the depth of about thirty
feet stone thrown into this hole rumbles
down the sides without returning any sound
indicating its having touched the bottom.
10 the same vicinity, near the top of an ele-
walton called the Frenchmsn's Knob, COM
mences hole or sink, which has been de-
scepded two hundred and seventy five feet
by means of a rope, without finding bottom.
The wonderful Mammoth Cave is only a few
miles from this town.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24
News from Richmoad.

A released and returned prisoner from
Richmond, Va, to Washington, gives sorry
account of matters at that place. Nine thou
sard rebel patients are in the public hospit-
ais of Richmond, and under private care.
Indeed, nearly every house has its sick OF
wounded soldier. There is a great lack of
medicines, and in many of the Secession
regiments disease called the "camp fever"
prevails to an alarming extent. The soldiers
are sadly destitute of shoes. Good boots sell
in Richmond at $25 pair; ladies' boots at
$40 and ladies' shoes at from 81 to IS. Pro
visions of all kinds are scarce, and command
exoIbitant prices, and the general discon-
tent is heightened by the system of drafting,
which the Southerners just now find it nee
essary TO resort to.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24
Ohio LesIslature-Tho spcnkershIp.

The Ohio Legislature will convene in Co.
lumbus On next Monday week, the 9th of
January. Already the wires begin to move,
and candidates are button holing and letter.
writing, urging their claims for the several
different offices TO be filed by the Legisla-
ture at its opening.
At the organization, as usual, we doubt
not, thre will be sharp contest for the
Speakership. In different parts of the State
the claims of different individuals are urged,
snd there is no lack of material for Speaker.
Among others spoken of we hear the name
of DR.. Scott, Of Warren, mentioned, and
without wishing to dsparage the claims Of
other gentlemen, we feel like remarking that
his election for the position would, in our
opinion, be an excellent one. He is now
serving his third term in the House, is well
acquainted with all the Legislative machin-
cry, has an excellent voice, and fiue personal
address, and we think would fill the Speak.
er's chair admirably. Webelieve his friends
intend to urge his claims with energy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24
IA ChrI.tnns Pre.ent, &c.

Almost within stones throw of The town
of Conne1sville- of The most thriving
and beautiful of Hoosier county -seats-liS
the broad meRdows and rich fields of the
''best, and best cultivated farm in Fayotte
County" at least so said the awarding com
mittee of recent county fair, and hand
some testimonial was made the owner of the
farm by the said committee, in consideration
of the neatness and thrift displayed through
olt its borders. -........
On more than one occasion we have had
the pleasure ofrosming over the broad fields
of this model farm, and Of noting the liberal
scale and intelligent manner in which every
department of work is managed. On every
hand are the evidences Of intelligent hus-
bandry. The master spirit here is not afraid
to avail himself of all modern Improvements
in agricultural machinery, and we see here
all the latest improved mowers, reapers,
planters, threshers, &c. and the we'll. filled
granaiies and plethoric stacks are evidences
that brains are quite as important and pro-
ductive on farm as guano. The sleek
horses, the fat cattle and grunting porkers
all wear on air of content and comfort that
bespesk the careful attention and humanity
of their owner.
The air of neatness, comfort and order
manifest all over the farm is only equaled
by that which pervades the household. Here
we have seen a noble matron surrounded by
"fve sturdy sons" and one fair daughter
presenting as contented and happy family
circle as eye ever rested on. Bat the last
time we enjoyed the hospitalities of this
family there was one vacant chair--the angel
of death had swept his dark wing over it,
and we missed from the ''crcle" one whose
nature was all noble-whose heart never
throbbed but with grand impulses and whose
smile was ever genial; but he is at rest.
We were pleasantly reminded of the gen
erous hospitality of this family a few days
since, by the receipt Of box containing neal
peck of delicious winter pears. The pear
we believe, is an emblem of true friendship
and as such we prize this present highly
A merry Christmas and long life to ou
friends in their cheerful, happy home.