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Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

The friends Of the rided cannon
will be pleased 10 hear that it has got
q carriage since our last notice OF 1t.
We mctit a day or two after travelling
on a dray to shop to be mounted.
Yesterday afternoon it was out at the
foot of Government street, and made
its maiden speech. Blank cartridges
Only We're tried. There are few balls,
not more than couple Of dozen-that
came with it that will not be used in
practice until some more have been
made. We predict for this elegant lit
tie piece that, if she ever has the op-
portunity some bodyll be hurt.
Speaking OF cannon, some pieces
and some mortars were brought down
from the Mt. Vernon arsenal yester-
aay. Among them is an old Spanish
niece that was in the old fort here
when Wilkinson took the place in
1913. 1t is about 100 years old, is
cast of mixed metals, and looksto be
as perfect as when twas made.-Nlo'
lLIe Mercury.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13
Letter from the Seat of War.
Head Quarters, Caddo Rifles, Ports
mouth, Va. May 22d, lc6l. y

Head Quarters, auao i.4iieS' O y
mouth. Va, May 22d, lcol.
Dear News: | take the liberty OF
writing to YOU, to let our Shreveport
friends know how we are getting
along. We are encamped near Forts
meuth, in a beautiful grove; about 4
mile from salt water. 1t is romant-
ic SPOT, and we are all quite lively
Wa are all well, and in the best OF
s,,;rits. Some of the boys have to
law up on account of having their
feet cut in the oyster beds. The
oysters are good here yet, and you
cannot keep them out Of them The
other day we put up the Hospital tent
and the day before yesterday 1t fell
down, as much as to say / am not
needed, and there it lies till yet We
are all getting fat, and tolerable lazy
It is a hard matter to get the boys
up in the morning at revellle- bu'
we have adopted plan that stlrs
them up little faster: Those who
do not answer to their names, are put
on double duty in the cook house, te
carry wood and water, and they are
called the Leopard Guards" George
Leopard is boss of the cook-house
and they derive their name from him
We have good deal of fun here
| The boys are all full of life and fun
They are nearly all out of money
and it is amusing to see them doing
their own washing, saying all the
time, "Who wouldn't be a soldier!
| Last Sunday week at Ii O'Clock a
night we were awakened from asoune
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

Rabbi Dr. Sancr, will preacf
every Friday at 6 o'clock =. NJ. II
the English language, also on S"'f
dav the same hour in German.
Shreveport La. june, 12-lw
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13
The Day.

Tn accordance with time honoreo
custom to day has been set apart Ds
President Davis rs one OF thanks
giving and rest. Many are the bless
ings which we as people have en.
loved, and for which we should feel
and express our gratitude to the
giver of all good.
We should dc thankful for the
civil and religious liberty which 10
day is ours I; that our freedom OF
thought is unrestrained by the fsnatl-
cal ordinances of prietly craft
and that no despot holds US in sub
lection to a capricious will. we
should be thankful that our laws are
lust and equitable that our young
republic, though now amid the throes
Of revolution, is ruled and guided by
men of wisdom and purity and nerve
both in the cabinet and on the field,
who will advance her prosperity IN
times of peace, and shield her with
their hearts in times OF war. We
should be thankful for the mean.
which just Providence has placed
in our hands to protect our liberties
and our homess: that he has RAISED
armies. the flower of youth and pride
4 of manhood. to meet the invader otou1
country upon the border, and resls
the eucvoachments of mercenarI
e.. We should be thankful tha
abundant harvests are rlpeninS II
our fields and our graineries VII
soon be filled with plenty; that pal'
famine cannot stalk in our midst no
pinchins want cross our thresho'os
Wa should be thankful that we hav
country so rich in soil, SO great l.
wealth, so exhaustless In resource
and with prospects OF such unboun
ded prosperity. And last, but nc
. least, we should be thankful that II
J. dread disease is raging through ou
: land sweeping away vast numbers {
. our people; but that health and con
t fort smile upon Us and bid Us rejoie
Y for these manifold blessings.
G Then to day let the hum OF 1ndu
: trv be huShed and let us rest frol
@ our labors. Let the merchant clio:
e his store aud the mechanic put asi'
his tools. Let Us all observe II
'e dav in some becoming manner, al
II rive proof that we are not unGrate1
!, rac;nients Of so many blessings.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

.of balls and shells cover the place.
Most of the ships are total wrecks.
They are trying to raise some few,
but l think that they will have a
hard job Of it, most Of them are COW
cred from view. They are sending
cannon away from there daily. AS !
now write the cars are passing with
% sixty-four Founders, and two cars
of ammunition.
Several ships of war are outside
the harbor, and we can hear the BOOM
inc. Of cannon almost every evening.
|TL,r. are over seventytive thousand
troops in Virginia, all anxious for a
fight.
We had a very pleasant TIP here.
We were greeted with cheers every
where along the road. HE ladies
| hockcI in crowds 20 see Its ana be-
stow on us their best wishes. All
along the road where they heard OF
our coming. they fixed lunch for us
ON III. side Of the railroad, and hun
dreds of boquets We're thrown into
the car,. We had a very long trip
of i. on account OF there beng SO
MANY of us. The train was at least
three hundred yards long. Seven OF
us were sick on the route. on account
Of change Of water.
? Our Regiment is composed or ten
fine companies, nine from Louisiana
and one from Kentucky, wdo offered
their services to Louisiana as soon as
she was out Of the Union.
The balance Of the North Louis
lana troops are in Richmond. and
believe are in fine health.
wish You would send us some pa
pers. We hardly ever hear from
, home. excepting the few letters W.
get. and there is not much news II
y them. l will write and let YOU know
: everything that goes on. We eS
e pect a fight very soon, and We ar
9 kept in readiness to strike our tent
II at a moments notice.
d Our friends in Shreveport will con
|. fer a great favor on us, II they WI
II send some papers to the company.
It Address Company A. lst Reg
20 neut Louisiana volunteers. (carc {
q w. Il. Shivers) Portsmouth, Nlrsml;
:, and they will be sure to get them
&c THOS. S~*s~N.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

march. 1twas reported that the Fed
eral troops were trying to land. So'l
we took up our arms and started on
march. When we got abouta mile the
from ca,np. we were halted in dark
and dreary looking place. and the
command was given to load. we
thought that We were amongst the
enemy, and some of them began 10
pull a long and pale face, as soon as
we were loaded we marched on l''-
tie further and were drawn up III hne'
and receiving instructions were sent
around as scouts. Picket guards were
placed on the different roads, ana the
balance of us were stood under the
shade of big tree. We had not
been there long before the ram com
menced to pour down, and we were
like drowned rats. We stayed there
till nearly daylight and no enemy
appeared. So we thought that they
would not attempt 10 come, and we
beat retreat to the nearest house
which was very tmall one, not over
sixteen feet square and not large
enough to hold over a hundred men.
Some Of the boys got overhead on
the rafters, and they looked more like
meat hanging in smoke house than
ANYTHING else I know of. Some OF
them Got under the house, and some
of them cot in the chicken COOP
There we stayed till past l o'clock
noon. Wethen started back to camp
| nearly wet through, and We expected
to Get d,.v and comfortable, but OH
+ horror everything was drenched with
:. rain aud mud. Our camp had been
g occupied during the night by com
, pauy of Orleans Light Guards, who
$ did not get there in time the day be
: fore to put up their tents and the,
t trod on our bed. and clothes and mud
o died everything we had. We Were
Z then camped in large English pe'
fl fold. and it was near ankle-deep Il
i water and mud. Maj. Shivcrs di'
el not like the way We were situated
and the next day he moved us out Il
= the niuev woods. We only stayed
n the pea camp two days, and tn
"a southern Confederncy will have t
!e nav two thousand dollars damage:
u. done to the field a great many
ID the boys filled their bed sacks wit
n meas. There is an abundance OF pea
here. The people are plowing the'
up, and YOU can buy them in tn
, mark ct forfifty cents per barrel. The
5 have been sending them North b'
of since the blockade they cannot sen
rt them away. Whole fields are plousl
az ed up, and corn and potatoes plante
IS in their place. There is an abn'
dance of strawberries here. "
IT sometimes take two water buckle
~ and fill them in the course OF
OF hour. The people almost beg US
to come and take them away. We fiji
er the people very kind here. Money
he verv scarce and they are issuingtwe
GU ty-fve cent shin-plasters. Thin
he are cheaper at home than they a
snt here, although few coppers make
ell man think he is rich. The boys a
1ot greatly bothered by the way th'
Ne count the money here. They ca
ny. not understand the fourpences a
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

The members of the Shreveport
Sentinels are requested to be in at
tendance this evening at 4 O'Clock, at
the armory.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13
WANTS.

" ANTED-AnO Overseerfor the
plantation of Williamson u Mc"h-
lie, for the remainder of the present
year. Apply to John NJ. Landrum
of Shreveport, or ts the undersigned,
on the premises.
n4O-4t* JOHN NCN LILLE.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

The steamer Osceola, Capt. w.
Mcmillan. leaves for New Orleans
this evening. See advertisement.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

We understand that the steamer
,Judson, which left here day before
Yesterday came IN contact with a
suag but was not prevented from
proceeding on her course Some OF
the cattle which were on board OF
her were brought back yesterday.
Further particulars we could not OBJ
tain.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

Take Notice.-As this isa day OF
public rest and our printers desire to
observe it, 40 paper will be issued
from this Office to morrow.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13
ASSOCIATIONS 8.

II Ma S q y / {.
%sn sn.srsg2rz II; I: e: II 1GHsn ;':: :::.: ::*:
every Friday at =. i. NJ. ". y,
JOHN W. JONES. ". NJ.
y. II Brownlcc. Sccy.
Shreveport chapter Of r; A. NJ. no. 10
meets on IN" !nd and A'h Non.:E "t eaII
month. at : =. NJ. }. &. NC" iLl.HH>, :,
T. &. Waller. Recorder. "a
Shrereport Counrii, r. and $. NJ. No. . >
,,c,.rs ON the lst and 3D. Saturday oi eac!
month. Il, u T. NJ. EMMETT j; CRAIG;
Henry Levy. Recorder /. ~, Vi, -,
90 Place OF meeting. al tn" Masonic i'"'
on Texas street. over Mayor "f''Ie' i'o
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

We are requested by the Rev. Cr'
surat, the pastor in charge, to state
that there will be divine service at
the Methodist church to-day.
The Charleston Mercury says the
rice crop is everywhere fine, so tar
as heard from.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

We publish elsewhere letter from
=, xo1nr oentleman who left here for
the seat of war. Any mistakes IN 1t
we trust will be overlooked, as we
did not have the leisure to make cor
rections.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13
Subscribers out Of town.

Having received complaints 1roii'
many subscribers about not getting
their papers, outside the mail, by stage
we would notify them, that the agents
Of the different lines object to having
papers sent in that way they say 1t
;s;n violation of the law and they
much prefer not doingit; therefore we
will not, from date, send papers eN-
cept by the mails. Parties wishing
other arrangements made Will have
70 attend to it themselves.
Persens not wishing to subscribe
for the Daily Neus by the year. can
have it sent for six months, by mail
for S 4; for three months s2.5e. Sub
scriptions for shorter period will
not be received. The money must
always accompany the name.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13
51reveprt 9nilg Ne'rs.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Thursday. >. June 13, 1861
Jeb Work must be paid for onde'
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
Mr.. JOHN W. TAEER, is our authorized
agent in Natchiteehes
Mr.. y. D. O'BElEN, No. 6, Exchange
Place, New Orleans, is cur authorized
= gent for that city.
MIR. Il. c. CLARKE, Bookseller. IS our au-
1borized agent for Nickshurg anu NatcheZ.
Mr.. j. H. LOTION, is our agent at Belle
vue. Bossier Parish
Those friendly to our undertaking. wh"
NAV hear of any local. or other items, ma,
will prove of interest to our readers. VIII
favor us by handing in the same at the once
of the News.
We will be pleased to receive contriou'
tions from our friends. in and ground Shf'Ne'
mort. AnoccaSional article from oar planters
relative 10 the crops, will be very acceptan4s
In fact. we desire correspondence IRON
every section OF the States.
,.-.---->>-~-~~~~>>>>>> :,
Personal articles will not be pHehshca
ei.teras communications or advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13
FOUND.

\ skitf, which The owner $ rcqu.s
ted to come forward and claim pro
pcrty, pay cl.ar=rs, AND ';ske posses
sion Of the same.
J. +. MORRILL,.
No. 5 Commerce street
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

- PostmastcrS arc re4~e"ea 1"
act as agents far the Ners, IN" re-
to;u ten ner cent ftOna annount torTdrded.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-08
.LuLOR.A .S.OTlCE.

COMMITTED 10 the Jail Of Pamela "
u County, on tho Goth Gay Of Jak,s1'
FOL- m~aiatto boy, who says bis a
name 4 hLLIcK, aud that he belongs-y~y
10 No .ateof Scmucl Evans ~deorased, "
snnfowar County, said boy Is about % Or
q years old, about iyo fest six or eight
inche. high, aud will weigh 1870 or 40
pounds. has On y suit Of white linen clshes
ana a pilk hat, and was riding a dark brown
or black mare Of medium si1c. The own.
cr l. hereby notified TO come forward prove
property and take him away, or he will
be dealt with NJ the law directs.
j.. n. JONES. Sheriff
and Jailor, Pamela Go.
july 81. 1861. n2s.lw
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GET TIE BEST"
southern Remedies are the best
for so0thern Diseases.

The attention ~ the southern public i
called to the following medicines. prepared
and put Up bya respectable drin IN The city
of Nashville.
THEY ARE WARRANTED
to do what We say they will do il directions
arc followed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-08

IrAgry No by John q. Harrison, living
tb,n 4 miles north of the town o.
ranol,,a light .orreIl filley. about , years
Ola. Appraised 70 slt.. ~,
p. u. JONES, Hanger, Pc,
.tniy AZ. ls6i. n2s.3w
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rrsf nnCElvrD q large and complete
a.,onmsni NJ stone Ware, consisting
n jng,. Jas., Fruit Jars, basins. fhnfns,
A. W. will sell very cheap for cash.
w. wlIl make q liberal discount 10 mer'
chants. Phi'hh " pf'''
utiaatlIe. July 30, 1901. n2s.5w
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tSvgrg o. ~ " Mspa.sIl, Hflhf
ABBOTT fnaf mlles ~sst : Pahnla \
nos mar rany, fsuf ysnfs eli, ah.n' Y
IA mi. h.xh, branded On The tifht W.
sth ~, shIie stol "a. ihs tight slis o'
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IN JOINS, hsnsss Pc
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VHrs 4JH q bisegiei stfHf TD msm.
Ire gln ifolbl,d rHh rssfsf NV Them,
Those Pills afe M Yaakea trick 10 Ne
ltnlmfl ~ ~ iho e0nfdlng South. hni me
Prepared tg d. r. M.rlafk. ~ Nash'ille,
q native ahffHaan, ..iimHnihlf NJ iht
hlahesf character %f0'IiiyH iH ihNlf Virtue
may w. bal IN Nashville. We only hsk q
trial II ibam. Price 70 eenia per hnf
Pat up only "A iho Ambfosiai ul Medical
Depot n clafk. Gregory 4 20 ,Nashti'le,
Tenn TO ghpm orders mHsi be addressed.
On r%eaairtof the retail rfiro 40 cents.
We will send 10 any adifeas hy mail. iull
directions with cach box.
Those Pills nre . speeay and a certain
cure Tor leomrlainls af.sine from 70 di,.
casod 'defci liver. esu4odhy n'mos.
phcrit maiafia, vSi Intermittent. Remit.
tent Or Billions fc,cr Or Nervous Ilealneh,
Sick Or Periodical Headache. Chronic Cos.
uycncss, Loss " Appetite. Lannor. Din
illness y The load. ~Jaundiee, sallow Com
plcsion. Tainted Breath, Dyspepsia. Pain
IN the Back, Side or breast. or oil impuri
ties Of the blood and all arrangement o.
the Stomach.
For sale BY Martin A Son, Pamela, an,
Butts a Hunt, Batcuille.
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TAILORING,


r HAVE portable, 4 horse power Wheas
Thrashsr. with which | nm rsaf1s To &C.
oomnodats the farming community. Gall
on me. thrre miles northwest If Pamela
on the river Rad.
NJ Towfrs.
May IL, 1881. nls.lm.
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Dr. r. W. tLAnk's
SURE CURE PILLS

Dr. u W. tLsnk's
SURE CURE AGuE PILLS,
These pills will not only break ~ any
case of c1ills and Fever. hut taken in con.
%ncc,iou with The painless liver pills. will 10
what other ugue aud FOYER. remedies do no.
do-i. o., eradicate the canAe Of tho disease
from the system. You need try them only
oncr.
That dread .courge Of the Mississippi
valley, King hgur, fud. his conqucrer In
these remedies. Those vho live in the mi.
s.matie regions N the south and west, will
find these remedies bcyond al rrico whcn
they have once tested their virtue.
ToEHg PLAINTIFFS.
In the bottom land. Of the Mississippi.
Arkansas and Braxos. and Red River and
In all malariogs sections, by ~lpiloxing tho
directions foradminis,etin these Pills, will
c1ec;uslly prevent nine.tsnths 'of the Agus
and Chill Fctcrs, ne well as Bilious, Inter.
mit.ent and Rcinittent revers. that nov
yearly decima,s the time Of their servants
aud profits Of tho crop, By sickness q death.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Goes North for quaek psseni medicines,
Threw YOUR Dutch and Yankee mineral
medicines 10 the dos, unless yon wish 10
kill. aud try these.
Pursly Vegetable and Southern remedies
prepared alone BY d.. CLARK, . native Ten
nessesn. who has q familiarity With Soath.
crn diseases and their treatment IN q
southern climate.
Dr.. Clark's sure Cure agne Pills.
Il rscommsndui for Chill Fever, Fever
D1mb Agis, and nothing else. They will
eascsaalI brrsk upani when tsken IN cpn.
nscsicn with thc.sfver pfils. viii entirely ~.
adiea,s everytrics ofdisease no matter hos
Hong stanaise. ~ how ol.darsss the case.
Price Al. ssns BY mail, post paid.
One eoss VI these pills 10 warranted 10
break up rne ease II Arus Or Chils anil
used IN eonneesica with Clask's rsislsss
mvna rttl. will sH~sessally ssrsas e%ssifsly
eradicate I'll The sssts Of disease which
bsine on chill fever, fever sGss aud dumb
aess. CLARK, GREGORY 4 %.
FOR sale by Martin I Son, Pssola ssi
Bsss. 4 f1unt. BstssvilIs.
Teb. q, 1861. sdee25
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Thomas ". White
svs.
p. N. Rsiford. y
Robert Jones,
q. ". Haynes asA
r. n. Rsiford.

by virtue q she executions issued IN ,hs
ID above ssseed eases, non the Circuit
Clicks once Of DeSoto county, Mississ.
ipgi, will on Mosday the let isy u JsIv
ls6l. at the Court House door, in the town
OF Pamela, Offer for sale at public auction,
a negro slave named "wyass,. taken n
esscs'isn as The property u the said p. N,
ka,iord. to satisfy said executions. The
heyr q ssoas likely negro and a good
niaek,m'sh' will sell him sfbiecs 10 such
lawful liens A. may be against him. ana
transfer whatever interest the said gs;f,,J
may have had in the slave, at The time Al
his death.
). n. JONES, shrrix
June 5, lssi. nct.sv
The above sale isrostponea until the Isl
Monday in August next.
July !. 1861.
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Eqnnl tocvefy emergency, the o. gina rcoipa
WIS handed over 10 q rtrretahle hrm "
rhrfmaceutlcal chemists IN Edinburgh, wha
have prepared II exclusively, tll ils inlrt.
dnciion into the Southern States q shnfitim
ago.. And II may be- mentioned ~ n conclu
si,e proof " H. intrinsic merit, and super
GRITTY over MI other preparations or stomach
medicines, either IN Europe or America,
that upwards II
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kmloger's Notice.
T,AKEN ~ BIZ n. 8. foyles, living shod>
u nIlse vsss 81 Prucls, two horssr az
ssrnys, one Z %s1rrsl. with a star in bis faes
branded With u letter J on his left shosl.
-. sboss : yesss old. Il hands high, and
1ppfaisu1 q MOO; the other = bIark with
boih hiaa fses white and a white spot on
1tfyIoFe 1ee abost ths knee, With 4 ball
hnsded q ~ left ~ ~ litter
~ tlAis esseste lnevvhssit b kfpsais-
H.h yO1ne. Esrs,r-.
lSeA1p6t. net-sw