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COAX.

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sfeftcn lac! II . god haril q "a . vttch, Juts
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VEAL HaSEATn.

EOUsE POR SALE OK 10 LEr-A TWO
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suitable Tor iNg rLi saloon, boHrdins house Al
rsrren, aigo tor factory. Aptiy 10 - pRRT
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EXTRA LARGE BREAD-FOUR Pounds
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calor body Isi tea 49,, c'uutrE but with hisb ur
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faly Invita- 10 attend the fun rat Oh spndsv
p4Ttnta, S9T BECKER ~. lOl
wALLIHG On the lh'h in,t, Horsto aarrer,
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TIE frie.ds OF tle ttm,iy are respso'hully iagii
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FUSNI'HnD reOus, 10 Cathar NJ, rear ,. B'sAy.
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AunEHrn MaraH M

A UCIlON EOtICR-MokTGAGE SALE
"A o. fuinl uto a'sn ire Fixtafes, d, OF ,Gr oe'y
s'or.- Tns esl u o'c oel, BY Bella MORA
IAN ~ 70 " r. ,.. ,,rSS%, 20 NJ pnTFy. M
fsSnhrcAet. s.le o. day c,d-r ofsr ,NTON q
oder SCBLO5nIIuER, $40 Eat Pol.t n ~
tshhoks sac WEDNESDAY, order II. ssGoNON.
u Md eCn1 70
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11
Glorious Achievements.

Gen. NJ. jeff. Thompson arrived
in the city yesterday from Greenvllle,
Mo-. where his force aow is.
We quote his own language when
we state that since the goth inst. he
has fought five battles, and has only
eighty men less than when he star
ted. How many of the enemy he
has killed. we cannot say-but 1t IS
supposed that ten times as many
will not cover their loss.
The manouvers in the campaign
Just GONE through with will rank
among themost brilliant achievements
OF the war. 1t shows that eieIen
hundred men. after they had been
surrounded, elahcb the grasp OF soy
en- thausand eneaaies and made good
their retreat. at the same time kill
INC almost AZ many as their own
number 1t haas given Gen. / homp-
SON Il reputation not possessed By
any General in the service.
/ We are unadvised OF the move,
mcnts of Gen. Thompson, but be.
| live he Is here on business connectco
| with his command.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11
Another Victory.
BATTLE OF LA MOSA.

one Auudred and E<.ght Contede,rztes
Rout -I'our Com2anjes y L. $.
Regula1s--Oue l'on2paay of -Near
-Urrjcam ToismtcrrS Ta11cn Prfso-
mezs-E74deraI loss, Taremty XII
ed-Oniy CUc Comt1de7'afe htifed,
and Ihvce ItoUndcS.
An express reached here last night
with the inteliigcnce OF an engage
men. between detachment OF Con-
federates. numbering los officers and
men, under Capt, Coopwood, being
composed Of portions Of Capt. Coop
woods Spy Company, Capt. Wal
ker's, and Company L OF the I'd
Texas. Mounted Rite Regiment, and
four companies Of Regulars In the L.
| ;. Army, near the village OF La Mo-
sa, in the Rio Grand Valley, about
90 miles above this place. Capt.
Minll's company Of New MeEican
Volunteers We're stationed at this VII
la@e,. being the Federal advance
ION this company being surprised by
ICapt. Coopwood's command, they
/ laid, down their arms and refused to
fight. declaring that they had eniis-
ted expressly and only to fight the
Indians. The men were sworn not
fight against the Southern Confede-
racy and discharged. The officers
were made prisoners of war,
! Capt Coopwood's command then
started on their return, with the
! prisoners: hut they, had gone only 4
/ Short distance, when they We're at
tackled by four companies of mounted
regulars. After a sharp struggle ths
regulars We're forced to retreat, witt
a loss of 90 men killed, and were
1 pursued several miles in the direction
of Fort Craig.
Fearing the F'ederalists would re
ceive reintorcements from Fort C-aig
Capt. Coopwood withdrew his me,
in the direction of Old Fort Thorn
} and about six miles above that post
finding II strong, natural position
with plenty of forage for his animals
he encamped and dispatched an ex
4 press for reinforcements.
Last night and early this mornin;
several companies of troops starte'
tor, the scene of action, including tn
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11
@Is NUMBER.

- We w@t distinctly understood
That this, the first number of our
semi w eekly is. not, TO be look upon
as fair specimen OF. whatwe intend
,l:s.aking it in appearance, and there
t:5ra We call attention to the fact, the
iieNt number, however, which viii APP
pear on Thursday morning, may be
locked upon as very near tie thing
'!'he short time we have had to make
TIE alterations for issuir. a Semi
Weekly would not admit of mucl
change, and the major portion o.
rading, matter that appears IN this
Issue, is he same as appeared in GU,
tMo last Dailies.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11

The Potomac Entirely Closed
The First Confederate Steamer on,
ITS JVuters.-Our information from
the Potomac of all that has transpir
ed since our last issue can be com
prised III very brief space. On
Wednesday morning our men found
the river entirely free OF vessels, sail
and steam, war or merchantmen, AS
far as could be seen from above and
below. This interesting condition OF
affairs still continues. lndsed not
gun has been fired on the Potomac
for the last three days. The feet is
evidently off ON some expedition tor
mischief, making preparation for an
attack, Or as some suppose, It Is a
trap to induce our men to seek after
captured with purpose of firing up
on them from their flying artillery,
| which is now ascertained is scatter
ed about at various points on the
Maryland shore.
The state of things mentioned
cannot last long, and in whatever
| way the Yankees turn up they will
find out that we have not been map
ping" On Wednesday, about 10
O'Clock, the George Page now known
as the Richmond, Capt. c. c. Simms
succeeded in passing unmolested from
Aqua Greek up the Potomac to'a
safe position, and in the evening a
row-boat, with six men aboard, pass
ed up.-.Frederick sburg Recorder.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11
Interesting Correspondence.

Richmond, Oct 31-Thc Wing
this morning, publishes the CORES
pondence between Brig. Gen. W. H..
T. Walker. and the Secretary OF War,
on the resignation Of the former.
Gen. Walker, in giving some of
his reasons for resigning, says that
he has been ovcrslaughed by the ap-
pointment Of young officers whom he
ranked in the old service: that the
Government, not content with putting
hi ow n countrvman over him, brought
from New York Gen. Lowell. who
was an otiice-holcer in New York
When the battle OF Manassas was
fought, and made him a Major Gen
eral over Suthern men; and to cap the
climax. Walkers brigade was taken
from him and given to one Of his
,Tuuior tolonels, who was made Brig
adler General Ike concludes his let,
ter By saying:
.One would have supposed that an
Executive, who il:s himself been {;
soldier. would have scorncd to wound
the sensibilities of old and tried sol
diels. Ihe sacred cause tol which
drew my sword, [ will fight for, in nay
native State: but will not condes
ccnd 10 submit any longer TO insult:
and inIignities from the Executive
The Secretary OF War replies tha
lit is due to his seif-respect to remark
on the improperly of Brig. Gen
Walkers using the War Depsrt,nen
for conveying diSrespcctful and in
sultin@ comments upon the action o
the President of the Southern Con
Efederacy. Tie says that the Press
| dents sole offence consists in DO
| selecting Brig Gen Walker TO b
Major General. and that there is II
question of promotion involved i
Iappointing general officers, The la,
expressly vests the appointing powe
in the Psesident, and it is no dispal
age,nent to any officer, whateveg, hi
selvices, that he prefers another Il
division commander.
!. Gen. Walkers resignation was ac
cepted. q
IN replying to the Secretary {
Wars remarks about self respect, h
says that War Department is til
proper channel through which TO col
vey his resignation, and that the pre-
ent acting Secretary of War, in cons
, quence of his short soiourn in th;
Department, is ignorant of it.---Pr'
'iayuae,
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11
TO OUR PATRONS.

We have determined, for the pre-
sent, to discontinue the publication
of onr Daily and Weekly paper, and
in. lieu thereof, to issue a Semi
Weekly. Our reasons for" adopting
this course are many :: two OF the
main ones are,
First-We need little relaxation
from business, so as to regain our
health. To do this, we must either
suspend entirely or partially, as we
ind it impossible to have our bust
ness properly attended to, unless we
have our shoulder at the wheel.
Second-The times do not Justify
the publication of daily in our city.
We were advised long since, to
make the present change, but would
not, lclinging to the hope that the
blockade would be raised ere this,
but we have been disappointed
We could maka0anoney by closing
our establishment altogether, until
the blockade was raised-for then
we would be free of the expense OF
workmen. paper, etc.-this we prefer
not doing however, as a few friends
desire seeing us->' >'keep up, which we
shall strive to do. Come tG, the as,
sistance of the Semi eekly, kind
friends, and aid at least in making il
self-supgorting.
Besides giving tire latest news rl
to the day Of publication, we inten,
to make SemiWeekly a paper for the
home circle, containing interesting
and amusing articles.
The size, though it may appear
1 small, cannot be increased as there i
no paper to be purchased. and thi
is the only kind we have. Still
small as it looloit will be found t
contain much reading matter.
| We desire from our old patrons
continuance of their favors, thanking
t6aal for those extended to us in til
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11
OUR IsTENTIGN.

,TDintend transferring the names
OF =: our paying subscribers, both
4, the Daily and Weekly, from the
Ga list to that of the Semi Weekly
Il. so doing we hope 10 satisfy ALL
:i.at it Is advantage 80 subscribers to
fs.u Weekly, is not. 20 be questioned.
Sui lscribe-s TO the Daily, may not
,.,':w it in the same light, It's true, Yet
,l.,-v may rest assured, that justice
viii done them.
The transferring of the two lists Of
Subscribers from the Daily and " eek
II. to that OF the Semi Weekly, viii
make quite a respectable circulation
for our new paper{ srdingg extra in
s;sl-,ce,nents to advertisers, which We
tnast They. viii take advantage of, nc
matter ia how small way, SO that
ar inelination is shown to give US {
:.!ift" instead of "kick." sre-.-
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11

Gen. JcG: 1Homzrao:a's SpescA =
This famous guerrilla chiettain, VIII"
has been Justly styled the Marion OF
this war, having been conplinr nted
by one OF the lady songstresses by
a tlatterin@ aliusion in the course OF
the entertainment at the theatre
last evening, favored the audience
with one of his CHARACTERISTIC spec
ches. lie stated that IN the last
month. his gallant LITTLE army OF
over 1000 men had marched over
800 miles had fought the enelny al
most every day Had !>illed "rer
500 OF them, more than had been dis
patched in that time by the. whole
Western army besides; ; h1d accom-
pIished all that Gen. Johnston had
sent it out ta do, in IL Missouri
campaign, Al and had come out with
more men fhan it had started With -
Memphis. Avalanche.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11
Job Work must be paid for on de
AGENTS.

Mr.. JOHN w. TABER, is our su-
thorized agent in Natchitoches.,
NED. d. O'BRIEN,. No. 6, Ex-
chafge Place, New Orleans, is our
;mfhorized Agent for that city.
= Mr.. Fl. G.. CLARKE, Bookseller, is
our authorized agent for Vicksb"rs
and Natchez..
Mr.. j. H. LOTION, is our agent
at Bellevue, .Bossier Parish.
Mr.. A. L. HAY, of the News Qe'
not, is our authorized agent IN ,letter-
son, Texas.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11

olgBoyd, of the 24tl, Missouri,
has issued Il proclamation from Pilot
Knob, setting forth that Fremont 5
proclamation will be rigidly enforced
III the counties of Jefferson, ST
Francis Washington and .ronton.--
THAT offenders will be sulnmarily
shot, and rebel sympathisers, giving
information, will be treated as spies.
The Pacific telegraph was eomplet'
ed to San Francisco on the 24sh.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11
Jhe semi -aVeehly Neaa'a!
rNn DICKINSON
Is. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
To Correspondents,

We will be pleased to receive con,
+,;hnt;ons from our friends. in and
r,und Shreveport. An occasional
artirle from our planters, relative to
the. cfsps, will be very acceptable
In fac3 we desire correspondence
from eyeh section Of the States.
= Persoiisl articles will not be pub
1;shed. either as communications or
advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertai>lng'
who may hear Of any local, or otiser
items, that viii 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. tha. lengthy com,
munications pre- seldom appreciated
by newspape q readers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11
Branch Of the Citizcns' Bank.

SHRivEPoRT, 23d Sept, 1861. :,
HNHIS BANK will, hereafter. pay
and receive ut its counter. at par.
the Treasury Notes OF the Conttor-
rate States, and the Notes of the other
Banks 81 New Orleans.
Owners of paper deposited in this
Bank for collection, unless willing +"
be governed by this regulations, are:
requested to withdraw the same.
ULCER LAl Ne.
s24-tt assi''t'
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11

We intend sending the next num-
Der of the Semi-Weekly News, to
every person in Shreveport whom
we think might subscribe and if it
suits them we will be pleased to re-
ceive their patronage.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11

On last Friday evening We had the
pleasure OF visit frnS, the Rev, a.
l.. Hay, of jefferson Texas. Mr.. IL.
intends going off 10 do battle in our
countrv's defence We wish him a
safe return.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11

Gen. Pyicc-Ihe Memphis Ap-
peal of Wednesday ha. the follow
ing:
Gen. James Harding, Quarter
master-Gencral of the army OF Mis-
souri,, has arrived III the city, direct
from Gen. Prices headquarters,
which he left on the 18th. Gen.
Harding confirms the reported fall
ING back of Gen. Prices command
to Neosho,, intelligence which we
published in our issue of the 10th,
and expresses the opinion that the
retrograde movement Of Price is on
lv one of strategy for the purpose OF
forcing Fremont to extend his ilnes'
and thereby weakening his strength.
Prices army is reported to be IN
the very best condition and engage
the Wooliy Horse. The number Is
less than has been supposed, all the
neutrality-suspicious. and .jayhawk-
ers having been sloughea off, and the
army consisting entirely OF approved
good fighting men, CT whom scarce
" one hunpred arr on the SICK
list a!
Gen. II. says tire proximity OF
MeCulloch's command, which Is re-
ceiving accessions daily from Ar.
kansas. Texas and Louisiana, vii
enable him to cooperate with Pr'ce
and the combined armies Of the two
generals will outnumber any force
Fremont can bring against them.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11

remainder of Capt. Coopwood's, Capt.
Walkers and f Company of the
Mounted Rifles; Capt. Frazier's
Arizona Guards; Capt. Walkers
Company Capt. Teels Light Ar
tillery with a battery of five guns.
The whole united force will be about
400 men. They expect to be in pos
session Of Fort Craig within AS
hours.
In the engagement near La Mosa,
Or. Wright Of Capt. Coopwood's
Company, All old Teas pioneer, and
late resident of El Paso, was Killed
Three of the command were woun-
ded.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-11

Oct3tf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-12

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BENT Menlden geben fam. Spere ande, D. !.
bobt MUIR finftt9 Den Mlutb, wirtliA tpetle 5a
lttn; benz pas 2auo, WeldeS mir beipp3nen, emit
9dlt Die 8Otr9ungen elmer 0rSbe unp Madt,
pU9esen Die bisberieen gtetHe Der g8elt lA ear
tlsin auSnebmen murpen. Die 6rage 1T nur, Of
pas tieli9e gOlt ieiner Gpbeu Nrtf9abe 0einer
wtrtlt6en manifest destiny) i6 9epaGien Set9en
wirb.
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@nropGtis6e Wad6rtebten.
@sutl0lamS.

f Ie -
Sn G9urtu9en berrldt 9rp6es @lenb.
Gin gprreippnoent beri6tet barber ME fel9t :
Oteler Sage firste lt6 cine 8nuer6frau aus
5unoersnpt9 nit 3tpet &tnpern III bic gBipper.
Die 8artpTslernte 1T Bier itterall 70 miBratben,
wte in teinem fri9eren Sabre BON bret Mteben
GROCER GartoHeln bat man pur6 l9ntttli9 nur
bier Nteben fletner, unreifer Dinger, BON Der
|Gr6Be zines 8aubeneis, seer,1tet. rno am 6ars,
bei genefenlein unO befen umeessnp, NO mr.
Gauertorn unp Sauerpet3en BET 9~inItiaer Sab
resSeit reifen, FnO piele 8ra6te bur6 BEN etelen
Seoen I'M September 9an3 oerniGtet. Wte 0tele
&ummertbranen bier um's tasli6e 8rob sepeint
%iperoeu, III nidt 3u beldreiben; le ffnb unSdbls
Bar wte Die Gterne oes Stnmel6. DAP aber
piee 9rcBe Notb niAt ale 6an9ri9en ms 0af
fer trsibt, lpnbern gum Gteblen unO 8etrieen,
paS le9rst uns etc ;ablrei6en Suli3teri6te aus
NUrobaulen, 8letGerobe, @prbts &C., tpp In jeber
@pGe siele Yerlonen tpe9en einiger Sartpfeln,
&oblraben, &lsipun8slitfe u. b9l. gu @efans-
niBltrafen perurtbeiIt tperpeu. Sft belGuft l9 Der
gel tObleue @esentunp nur auf IL SCR.
&u rbeffen. Dem &urflrfen 1T in 6ranf-
furt q. 81. neuli9 pieoer Elm tletres Nalbeur
pallTrt. SIN 8btater benabm er f6 70, ais Oh
er = gu 9aule mare, unb unterbielt f9 nit let-
nen Na9bar gang in ~OenIelben GSnen, Die man
6en aaspartteen 8elu6er oes faieler 5pftbea.
tiers in g~srwanpfrunS ssisst 9absn, 9as 6ranf-
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