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Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
To Correspondents.

We will be pleased to receive con-
tributions from our friends. in and
around Shreveport. An occasional
article from our planters, relative to
the crops, viii be very acceptable
In fact, we desire correspondence
from every section OF the States.
Personal articles will not be pub
lished, 4 lher ;,s communications OF
advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertakings
who may near Of any local, or other
items, that will prove OF interest to
Our readers, will favor us by handing
in the same at the Office Of the News.
In writing, be brief and concise,
bearing in mind, that lengthy com,
munications are seldom appreciated
by newspaper readers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
Peace Parties.

We rc.t', \ g2eat deal about peace
parties existing in large numbers. in
the different portions of the | nited
States. Where are they? If they
do exist, and ever contemplate max
inc a move, we think it is about time
they were striving to show their
hands. With the largenumber repre-
sented of persons in favor OF peace,
or tho South, we should think it an
utter impossibi'ity Tor Lincoln to be
making the gigantic preparations We
receive accounts of, tor surely they
could interfere. The peace friends.
we begin 10 fear, arc not what they
are represented t" he; they do not
open their mouthS, nor uplitt their
hands, while. our enemies are hlisiiV
engaged against us. We have be
conc heartily Gisgusted with seeing
so many representations ut this kind,
and think it would BE well not to
notice them whatever. Treat them
as we do the telegra,ns.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

Among the resolutions offered IN
the House on the 3O;h uit., we notice
one by Mr.. Robertson, "Directing
the Governor to have manufactured
a swo, d to cost $500, to be presented
on behalf of the State to General
Beauregard." The resolution lies
over.
. We regret to see spirit OF ex-
travagancc already cvinc ed by a few
representatives. We had hoped that
i,,,Dort<zut business would be attended
to. without the introduction OF any
trivial matters. There is no surplus
in the Treasury to be dishurzed in
any such way, and we are pleased 10
note that the resolution was laid over.
The resolution from the u"nse,
and concurred in by the Senate, IN re-
lation to our State troops, Is highly
commtnGable. Ii requests the Stra-
tors aud Representative in Congress
to obtain, if practicable, tor the Lou
isiana troops an Increase OF their
monthly pay up 10 Sl5 per month.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
GOOD NEW s-iF TRUE.

The St. Lous ); publican of Goth
ultimo says: "',oIs. Parsons, Ralnes
and Green. OF the rebels, have sue
ceeded in captur . Montgomery, the
Jayhawker, together with Lane s
forces, at Fort Scott, on the 23d inst.
Lane escaped q. Gen. McCulloch
has surrounded oirgel's forces at Sc
dalia, and a battle is hourly expected.
Prices army, 20, 600 strong, has cross
ed the Gasconade River, and moving,
onward the whole country is rising
and joining Price
This intelligence, emanatlng from
the above source, we think can be re
lied on, for it is not at all likely that
the enemy would give publicity to
reports not in their favor, unless they
were true. The information is tele-
rraphed from Memphis, and if it
proves false, the telegraph operators
are TO blame. and should he censured
However, this is oue II iii. lew dis
patches We are inclined 10 brieve.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
State legislature.

The Baton Rouge Advocate gives
the following as the correct and com
plete list of the Legislature.
SENATE.
East and West Baton Rouge and
East F'eliciana-Alex. Barrow and
Il. j. Burlington.
Natchitoches, Caddo, De Soto and
Sabine--.J. W. Butler and j. $.
flournoy-
Avoyelles, Pointe Coupec and W.
Felieiana-F. Cannon and 5. w. Nc
kneeley.
Iberville-N. j. Dupuy.
Union and Jackson-J. X. Euller
Jefferson. st. Bernard, Orleans
Right Bank and Plaquemines--r'.
Garcere and r. Lawrence.
st. Landry, Lafayetteand CaIcasieu
B. r. CAN'T and j. a. Taylor.
Eienviile and Bossier-Johu l..
Hodges.
Orleans I. Labatut, j Laidlaw,
J. g. Lccte, l.. 4. Patterson unG H.
Saiomon.
Carroll and Franklin-H. Il. Lott.
St. john the Baptist and St. J alncs
j. II. Loughbotough.
Caldwell, Catabouis and Wiun-
G.. G. Meredith.
ST. Martin and EeriuilIion-,J Moore
Claiborne-W. L. Moreland.
Madison, Tensas and Concoriil-
S. b. .Oswall and L. ID. Newell.
ST. 3iary-Dr. II. }. Sanders.
Lafourche and 81. uharle&-Dr. j p.
A. Scuaday.
Assumption, Ascension and Ierre-
bone-A. Veto and i hos. II. " eight
man.
Rapiuas--Ia~ss Iazaua.
Livings CT. 81. Helena, ST. Tam
many ana FTssLias saol.--,j. T. Wall
Morehouse and Ouaci.lt4-R Wilson
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
A Rich Haul for the ConrsdeVaieS

Eycm the Cincinnati Gazette. Nov. p.
An Increased audacity on the part
of. the Secession;sts might be expect
ed, as a natural consequence Of the
change in the military affairs in Mis-
souri,. The telegraph brings one of
the first effects Of this in the capture
of an army train OF fifty wagons and
five hundred oxen in Cass county.
en- their way. to Sedalia. There is
however, one satisfaction in this 1t
is regular;
Kansas City, Nov. l6.-A wagon
master,juss arrived, gives information
of the capture by the rebels, at three
o'clock this mornips, a mile and half
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
.Seyious Chaygc-We have refer

.Serious Chargc.-We have refer
eace to a charge contained III the gun
a citizen had, who determined in hav-
ing some ducks, but somehow he
came near falling in the Lake and
thrust the muzzle of'he piece in the
mud. whici, steadied him, and seeing
the geese. II. plazed away without
taking the mud out Of the b5srr,l. and
away size wcnt--the sun-b!owins
the tube ont in sundry pieces; one
hit him in the face, and an other on
the arm. We are pleased 20 say that
he got home safe, but be hadn't nara
duck or gosling.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
Effect cJ' tie UInd.-On last Sat,

Effect ct' tie HI"d-On last Sat
urdav. during he severe gale Of wind
the covering OF country wagon
which was hailed before our Office,
was lifted to some height in the air,
and deposited some one hundred feet
off without any injury, the darkey
teamsters seemed quite amused at
the sight, one in particular went t"
lean back so as.to produce a hearty
laugh, but instead of which Ae fell
heels over mead Out Of the wagon.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
DECEMBER 5, 1861.
Copies, 10 Cents.
ESee Every Page.

We learn that Mr.. j. J Kline. who
recently left our city for Nev Orleans
went principally on n;nA business,
with the view of endeavoring to haze
sent to our bank the s'uall notes Of
New Orleans banks, to facilitate the
making of change. This is a step in
the right direction, and viii benefit
he public much. To get a five Or
ten dollar bill changed at present, is
almost matter of impossibility, and
TO think of g breaking'' a twenty
Is proposterous.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
Confederation Restaurant.

- (Formeriy Gaie'v.>
rs Aajo'mi~gfhc Co7yedernfio~
CoFcc Housc. !Shrcrcport, La.
Fi,HIS well Lnown and popular es-
tahIishmc,.t has been removed a.
above, and is open for the accommo-
dation of the public. There will be
found the best of game. fish, oysters.
and everything ,hat the Shreveport.
and New Orleans markets atlord.--
Meals furnished at all hours day o,.
night. Families and parties vii,
nave their orders promptly attended
o. no37Vlv
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
Not Ipprored.-Three woman of

Not Ilprored.-Three woman of
color got "rasnbunkshous" on Sunday
and amused themselves, by pitching
into each other, for which innocent
pastime they had to answer before the
Mayor, and unloose their purse strings
10 pay for the charge preferred against
them.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05

Care1ess D,ining.-On Monday
morning some travellers in light wa
gon with a beautiful and costly GOV
er in passing under the railroad bridge
had the whole top Of che wagon
smashed to pieces.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
y Restaurant.

Fs'HE undersigned would respect
i f,i!lvintorm the citizens Of Shrcvr-
port and vicinity, that he has opened
a RES ia URANT on Texas street
near Market, where he is prepared ~
all times to satisfy his friends an'
customers, from o'clock, \. II. until
IL. +. W., with warm or cold meals
:97To Boarders by the month o.
week, a liberal deduction will hrmad"
ylnJ4-Gm j. \. JE.HLE..
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05

Gosng to Chdr}est0n.-Ex-Govern-
or, now Col. Ba tow, OF w isconsin,
speaking Of his raising a regiment OF
cavalry, says:
AT the adjournment Of the Democ-
ratio National Convention, ia Charles
ton, several gentlemen invited me to
visit Charleston again. I promised
that would, and am going as soon
as my regiment is ready to march.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05

Already we see it going the Tealnds
IF the papers that certain gentlemen
are about to be appointed and sent
otf to represent us, in place Of Slidell
and Mason. Bear in mind that too
much publicity to sucAthings don't
us any good. VIM. G. Rives and
Jno. Z. Ward, are spoken of.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05

We have been persuaded to change
the days of publication of our paper,
hereafter, so as tc. furnish the latest
Intelligence. Instead Of Monday and
Thursday, the News will appear on
Yuesday and Fi1duy.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05

Mississippians, 10 tie Rescass'iA-'
The Legislature of Mississippi, on
Thursday last, passed a bid authoriz-
ing the Governor to call out 10000
.aen for sixty days, to go to Colum-
bus, and appropriated s5o0,04o to
pav and fit them out.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05

1t is said that Russell, the CORES
pondent Of the London Times, gets a
salary of $4,000 as compensation
.or what he write. from this country
10 that journal.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05

\ gunboat for harbor defense was
launched at Charleston Oh the 10Th
instant. She is armed with several
heavy cannon. Several more are be-
ing built.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05

The Jefferson Herald and Gazette,
LAS suspended publication tcmpora-
rillv.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05


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Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05
AGENTS..

"A I'm
Mr.. JOHN w. YABER, is our au-
thorized agent in Ma chitoches.
Mr.. u. ID. O'BRIEN, No. 6, EN-
change Place, New Orleans, is our
authorized Agent for that city.
MIR. H. G.. CLARKE, Bookseller. Is
our authorized agent for Vicksharg
and Natchez.
Mr.. j. II. LOTION, is our agent
at Bellevue, Bossier Parish.
Mr.. A. L. HAY, of the News De
pot, is our authorized agent in Jetfer-
son, Texas.
8 q 3 9 .
Post1nasters can act as a gents. \,
retain 80 cents from the amount
forwarded, for every yearly SUBJ
>cribeT.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05

Job Work must be paid for on de-
livery.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05

Shreveport, La.
4 good assortment OF the. above
named articles constantly on E@i'@.
No 6-dly..
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-05

Is proposterous.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14

They had provided for transportation four hundred cars
aud fifteen locomotives and had eight thousand men,
with artillery and camp equipage on board. They bsd
secured the services of the telegraph operators one OF
whom forwarded to Louisville, q telegraphic dispac
explaining the detention Of trains the road and were
moving forward at grand rate. everything was going
well with th6m and Louisville, with perhaps the excel
ton of the few Secessioniss was unsuspecng and ut
guarded, Gen Anderson being innocent OF any know z.
edge Of the movement James Guthrie, President OF the
road totally In the dark and Gen. Rousseau lingering
In camp on the Indiana Shore
Bot at station just beyond Green river, there was
Young man in the service Of the read who VAST warm
friend of the Union and who, comprehendng the mean
ing Of the monster train when 1t came up seized crow
bar used for taking up rails to make rprs, and While
the locomotives we're being wooded and wstered ran
scr.ss curve and In deep, narrow cut wrenchsd the
spikes from four rails The train came along Of GOOD
speed the rails spread the locomotive plurged Into tne
ground the cars crashed top Of It, and was twenty
four hours before the train could 90 ahead 10 the
time Louisville saved The hero OF the occasion
had not had time get out Of the cut before the crash
came and was taken but in the confusion and excite
ment, got away, and is safe
These facts are related by DR.. 8. Newton who was
10 Nashville when the secession army advanced-was DE-
tailed there several days subsequently, heard the crcum
stances narrated there and told OF them aterWaro
by Gen. Buckner and other officers OF the Confederat
army.
Referring to this, the Louisville Democrat say':
A gentleman who recently visited Louisville from the
vicinity Of Munfordsve has assured US OF the fact ha
such was the Confederate programme THE best lAic
| scheme O. mice and men gang aft agley."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
The War.

A telegram from Commodore Rollins reports bril-
Ian. affair below New Orleans with the blockade 6
squadron One steamer was sua and the Others beach
3D. and the success said to be oompetethough the r-
port is too brief 10 enable US fully to appreciate IT,
We do not understand the affair at Santa Rosa Tie
frat report gave splendid victory, and the mex. spet
Of our losing prisoners and though We have later tee.
grams, they do not explain the difficulty.
We have Memphis and Nashville papers Of the llth,
bit they are quite barren Of news as our own Thy
o,ntain NO late intelligence from the armies in Ksl-
ticky.
Through the Norfolk Day Book, We have items ef
n,ws from New York papers 70 the 10TH which We copy
uorg other INDUSTRIOUS lies which they contain, is
cain to mighty victory In the Chichamicomac sflir
an account of which we h,ve already published
The news by that channel from Missouri is the sts.
We have seen, and contrary to some previously given
from the same source represents Price moving South
ward, The probability that the Yankees themselve,
90 not understand Prices movements, and are tx
cus,ble for not reporting him correctly. We hope, -
we believe that he Is moving South though We have NO
evidence of the fact.
From the armies 10 Virginia, We have no intelligence
worth reporting.
The kilograms of last dates, In another column re-
c.ived since the foregoing written are highly inter-
sting,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
BOSTON GOTIOls.

Under tie caption above we fad an admirable article
N the Qtsbsr number Of the Southern Literary kessen.
Ger. Tbs writer snds the Editor Of the Messenger Z
letter sigaed Fred q C"(aaery T. T. CoIsasO which
As ss,s ian EXCELLENT exponent CT the beat spirit that
.,i,,. ,o,.,d South, In the Athens Of Amerc'
Tao writer, whose Initials Isad believe that Be Dr.
u. Edgewcr.h LIZ aus, plies to re Boston Yankees
letter. and bis reply Constitutes the bsdy Of the article
sue of the mOst ai,hpi end Informed productions which
have graced the Y ,s,ergsr for many eoptbs.
Ysnkse.ke, Ok z.ens begins With No., Re says "begs
b sothing nsrcsnssy 10 ibis war; ave are fighting
for 40 Ides-ve fighting the battle o. elFia .tlop
sgsits! Barbarian, Of Order ssaius Anarchy 20 ends
by talking Of enlissipg in which svssth - hopps Dr.
Lazarus may kill him and be kill DR.. ksuph 70 this |
pitistls stereotyped Ysnk-kespg tvedaIA D. Lrsrus
replies In extended letter, which d6eovos sobIe
SPIRIT coLsummate tkll in compositiop, ,tsp.h OF
thought, and proundy Of learning. vbsch mieht bs
Of srvce to the Bostpg Yar keanE Northern luusey
vsre not altogether pya ieafuesgl. w can mtss
srnfSr 6i7ssir tSs frsndv Of Oo,..uf; and vs
trust. that hIs may be but tho beginning Of his cont
buttons to the Messenger.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
PORKoPLIs FRIGHTENED.

The Cincinnati Times, Of late date locates Gen. Z,l
coffr in Kentucky with not less than 10000 men, to
attack the Federal troops at Camp Dick Robinson" and
in its issue Of the 81 says:
1t not worth while disguise the fact that trooI
In Kentucky 10 danger than any other detach
m,nt Of the Federal service. Gen. Z,lcoer is adyan.
cling and intends commence the attack Kentucky
soldiers threatened by immediate assault and
assault conducted by largely superior numbers.
The excitement in the city last evening very great
consequent upon the receipt Of the from Zen. Zo
lcofer. We had almost despaired Of seeing some Of
prominent ctzns worked up in regard TO the i'm
p)rance of carrying the into Kentucky instead Of
suffering the Confederates bring to tho banks Of the
Ohio They have come to the conclusion, however, at
sne!hing is really going on aid no time Is TO be LOST
TIE late movements Of the rebels on the Potomac
hive been Of al neIplioable character, but 70
doub. can be entertained ia reference 10 the re-
bel operations in Kentucky. The line OF railroad
through Eastern Tennessee Is Of the highest importance
to the Southern Oouiederacy. This line Is the very
spinal marrow Of Beauregards great army 10 Virginia
Ali its life and flow from the cotton States
through this channel. Our advance into Kentucky
dered IL ,ry 70: Beauregard and Davis order the
assage Of the Cumberland Gap and regular invasion
o. the State.
Gen Mitchell Is exertipg himself with commendable
ZEAL and before the rex shall close he will have body
Of men the dark and bloody ground able to meet the
approaching storm. great battle must occur, and &C.
cur shortly. Z)licoifer afford to delay hour.
He knows the Ohio and Indiana troops swarmiug
the river, and moving with the greatest rapidly
toward Southern Kentucky TO crush him before the arr
val of reinorcsmens from Tennessee and Virginia. We
may, therefore, look for collision a; any moment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
STATEMENTS OF CORRESPONDENTS.

The following statements are made by Washington
correspondents of Northern papers:
RIBzL OFFICER CAPrURrD "A dispatch from Nun.
sous Hill at halpast nine tonight states tina, Leuen-
ant A. j. Zeger, of Colonel Suart's Regiment Of
cavalry, has been captured BY the pickets of the Thirty
th New York Regiment. lie gives but little informa.
tiop. He says JEFF Davis Beauregard, johnston AID
G. w. Smith Fairfax Court yes erday. reviewing
the troops. He was to be sent to General McCleans
headquarters.
COSDIrioS or AFFAIRS IN Nav MExIco-Advices
received this morning from s Grant, army con,rac
tor, dated Santa Fe August 90. He informs the Gov
crGment that forts Buchanan and Breckenridge DO
ttroyed by FIRE by Lieutenant Moore prevent their fall
into the hands Of the rebels. Fort fcLane, he sta
ted, had been Abandoned and Fort Fillmore had been
treache orsy surrendered Baylor who longs to the
rebels claims to be Governor Of Arizona. Grant raised
the stars and stripes his rancho and dressed his
mule trains with small flags Ia the face Of the rebels
Ills mill trains and outfits have been seized By
the reouA Grant says be Is indebted TO Lieutenant
Moore whose thorough kno Wedge Of country brought
them safe from Cooks Peak st. Craig visa the mountains,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
Our Finances.
A correspondent writes

correspondent writes: 49,
81 wish tie Government owed one hundred or two hun
dred millions, instead Of so miGions-i| 10 had con-
sidration in arms and ammssion. fear Il has erred
In ils panimony. We should spare nothing to make
good our defence. Better fpsnd fifty millions too mucf
than one million too little The enemy Is stalking all he
has to make good sutugstou; our folly will be eI'
reme and criminal to tho last degree II from ni'taken
sense Of economy omit any neceisary TO our
safety. This matter 10 the hands Of the Government
and Its shoulders rests the responsibility. The people,
you say, are wiling to mortgage everything they have
for the common cause. But they have little money
they have vss. resources In properly, which !, not con-
vcrtbs but which may Be made the basis Of ourrer 81
as good as any in the vorlI They Wish the Govern
ment to make the most jddcous use OF this property;
and they win hold Il to rigid reckoning, with such
In IL hands Il fails to make good our indie
pendsnce Ny opinion Is that loans ard direct taxes
slons arc not equal to the emergency AMI Mr. hsunu.
Ger hid tsttss lock 10 Il In tina"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
A "LEGIONn OF YANKEES.

Van Wyek, famous for bis rabid antisl,very and
Save burning" speeches in Congress- i' raising LIE
gon" for tho war. The New York Herald, of the 9th
lest, says:
Over 1000 are enlistedi il this spencij regi-
meni band has been organic d of twenty-sx Pic e.
Mr. Van WICK was in this ~ few days ago, and put
chased magnificent Of German silver instruments
cost about 81 900. Mr.. Van wyck unanimously
elected Colonel and the officers and demanding
Internationally a. be shall accept This regiment has
ted up rapidly through the liberal provisions made by
Nc. Van Wyck Without the aid Of the Government be
omses Tor the p'yment of married advance Of
one half months pay to them and that the whole reg
vent pay have par. of the whole Of their ay advanc
cd by friends at home
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-14
n. ILEhEN5,
Lieut., Col 5lh Va, Reg't.
THE NORTHWEST AND PURE YANKEEL AND

THE NORTHWEST AND PURE YANKEELAND.
The Evansville (Ind.) Journal, one Of the most nar-
entail organs Of the Northwest in article on the re-
ped recall of FIR, in its isle of the All expresses
itself in this wise
Our people already fear that the vision OF the admin
ista ion Is limited by the Allegheny mountains. The
only demand for troops Is TO protect Washington from
the possibility Of Danger and afford employment TO the
the vast hord Of patriotic artisans in the Eastern States
I, matters little that Beauegard may rghten McCel'
Inns 200 900 with 600 or 600, while he swiftly
transfers regiment after regiment IRON the Potomac 10
the Ohio il matters that citizens on the border
are to be robbed Of their sleep by incessan alarms and
constant duty under arms to protect their hresides arc
homes, 80 that the they put in the field see TO u
that the President i ma e safe in Washington and Mrs.
Lincoln is uninterrupted in ts' French studies These
things seen by our people They afe thopsnt OIL
Rev are talked about They know thct Indiana has teen
drained OF scdiers to protect other interests than her
wn and AZ they look in each others faces, psld with
lrm they cannot understand why is that Beaureeard
eau transfer so much Of his force west while Mcclellan
ia constantly bring strengthened by troops sent east
Are the frs cities In the valley OF the Ohio to be ootted
out Of existence that General Mech Ian may become
military demisod? II his army is not in a condition
now TO attack Bsauregardc "hslfsarved ragged, unds
colined army living salt aud pota.ces" IN name Of
God when will il be II is clearly evident that troops
from Virgins age pouring into Kentucky, and yet there
g 10 a..-.rcs from w.ybiDgton, aud no indications
bq, that the borders o. tadians Ohio spd Illinois are 70
be lefs " take care Of themsi',~. ae .ssu. tp,s
~. idsfeEeree on Che part Of the aua.s'fauop
As to the fate O. the sny sfs COWS apo villages mat nat
Saasn 'p p.,a =, ' de ''s ourselves like
supreme beine. Our ouy Is 10 aeq- LIQUID
men, Notwithstanding the neglect OF those who -
protect US and If overpowered and destroyed let
Il DO after resistance that will glow in the future history
Of the great rebellion.