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The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-16

| A heavy force of colitcdcratcs have
encamped near Falls Church within
the past three days.
Syracuse, Sept 1.-The Republi-
can Convention WA, called to order
by Simon Draper. The prospects
favor harmony ard union between
both parties.
Cairo, Sept 1.-The gnn-boats
Conestoga and Lexington in reconnoi-
tering down the Mississippi, snc"un-
tered battery of sixteen guns at
| Lucas Bend, on the Missouri shore.
and two confederate gun boats. The
battery was kilenccd, and the boats
Withdrew under the guns at Coinm-
, bus.
NJ less than $1,000 conf.deratcs
are campcd at Columbus. They
were largely reinforced yesterday.
Frankfort, Ky, Sept. IL. - The
House adopted a resolution directing
the Governor to issue proclamation
ordering the confedcrat.s to- cvacu
ate kentucky soil. The vote stood
~ against &c. The House refused
to suspend the rules and allow tn"
resolution 10 order both the tcderals
and contrierates off
! Washington, Sept. l1.-.ts far as
Heard from everything was quiet on
the other side of the Potomac up t"
noon to-da:'.
Baltimore, Sept. II. - Marshal
Kane has been ordered to Fort La
! tavrttc.
Fortress Monroe, Sept. 1l.-''cn.
Reynolds has been appointed to II
command nj liatt"ras.
New York, sept, li.--Jhrce race
horse-b ug@ies belonging to S"''thcrn-
crs have been seized.
John Anderson, of Providence.
has been arrested and sent to fort
LAFAYETTE.
The i'ozt saws it is expected tn"
Maryland Legislature viii pass an
ordinance OF secession next week.
Montreal, sept. Io.-I'hc steam
ship North Eriton has arrived from
Liverpool. Her dates hav" been an
| ,icipatrd.
Lord Palmerston has been install
led a. War,Ica Of the CinIue- l'"rts.
In speech he alluded To tn. BATH,
of BuIi Run, ard said it was evidence
ii ,hc pnwerfuincss of brave butt I'M
discontinued men against an organl2ea
enemy.
The Times concludes lis A'nori-
cal, article by saying the @uhjuga-
tom Of tn. .Sonth i: hhi1et">S.
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all over the town. The dwelling of
Nr. Butte, in the outskirts, was on
Sunday night previous surrounded
by gang of negroes, one of whom
entered through a window. and made
bold attemp, to violate~tiic person
Of Mr.. Brute, " no was sleeping by
tire side Of her husband She was
not slow in .awaking her husband,
who grappled the nrgro and had a
violent struggle, but did not secure
him. In til" morning the cil cu,n-
stances hrcamr generally Known,
and all day the Indignation of the
pco,,l,. increased. Some dozen mt
g,ocS were lodged in Jail, and when
might came four or five hundred men.
trerZicd vnssion, repaired t" the
house OF :, colorcd barber named Ran
.lolpl,. While about his house a
shot was fired into the crowd, severe
" wo.udinr Mr.. BaucrS, which
brought tie affair to Il climax. The
house was Quilted and fred, aud, with
ali its coutcut-, soon reduced to ash
a.. us,icl, ended the right's aunuse-
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Bar Lc@ccd.-Oue of orr boy,
while the battle was raging At Nauas-
$as, went to stream or pond to get
water, and while returning discov-
cred some blacKbcrrics which he con
,luded to pick; and while STOPPING
over in the act of gathering them,
- bali from one Of the Yankee guns,
passed between his 'egs, striking the
ground = few feet from him. ON
friend, being Of nm impulsive natsr",
gave "a -odj"n spring into tie air~"N-
claiming, J"whilil<iu= ! it | hadn't
bon bow lrr.oi III been shot. =mc.
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EXlrar! from il Private Letter.

By permission we publish til" par
ticulars Which follow. Ellis lc1tc: /.
from one of tn" officers Of the ~hr"yc-
port Rebels, brarin@ date az first inst =.
and written at Camp Brown, Union
county, Tcnnysser:
mn writnr" ibis t" rcii,sc
luu and all of any anxiety ahon' my
self: it, 4 matter Of doubt though il
this v.iii ever r.rch lis destination,
b.rart.r, Ne ar. II" great dis'auc'. from
tl,c enemy.
This Is a f,ea,i<iin' Camp ground,
mucl, rrrtti"r ,han wh"r" "" were nj
Camp Moore, il is hm: three miles
from TIA" kentucky linz. ;tho,lt six or
...v.s- mills from TIA" Mississippi riv"9'
and about forty from that hot he'd Of
ia" "nct4v. Carr" N"v. rot must
know that W" lnv" chance for = .pSltr.
" hirh, ii it must he. the SOONER ia"
h.-r"r
FORGOT. :" mention III my h''"r
that A., had elected l.. J.. Butl"r as
nur 1T Lieutenant, a.. Nas Z r".ntI'rr
Of the Shreveport Cray: j" will ho
Jrrr.. IN :, h,T day hi~ hr",l'rr hold,
the l,o.ilion "f Major in ,,,s, ,.'@inl"n'.
Wrl.f1 '.s.u,, Noora,u Frida, morn
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SATURDAY.
Extracts from Mr.. RnSSeirS Last
Letter.

we extract lIit ipli'" liiS il''i
Mr.. Russels letter of the 10Th July,
written from W asllington
The world sees that the North had
no. treated the South"rners as rebels
We will not saw il has not dares
to do SO. But The Fcdera'ist=- have
treated the C"nfrdcratcs up TO this
moment rs helligcr"nt~. Rebels ar"
hanged, imprisoncd. and shot at dis
erection. Their tln@s arrnot received ;
the exchange of prisoners with re-
bels is ridiculous. \ regular block
adc" of rebel port is quite anolna,
-.n,lS. /, remains to be socn. ate,
Mr.. Davis rrccnt liura, what III"
Government darcs 10 do IN The case
of 'h. pirates" whom its cruisers
caught in III" act, red handed. 81
rriva'rcrin@ policy. Mcan'isn" III"
arm raised t" rira~ris" and sriL1uH has
}r"n struck DOWN, and III" attitude
of the North is just now defensive
Ihr" viii l." on III" part of IN" ON"
r""pl" wh"w til" American pres hnz
most iusuit"d and abused every dis
position t" civ" far, play ar1 to IL
ten 10 the call for "tim"." But thc
quarrel mus. have it,. limitS--rh,
,irnc mrst h., tiNrd, and thu sp"n@r
'rr,.,t t." tlIrpyu w II one "r other "t
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-rH~:r',s%j15 ~ 9@|!!'.. '~ ss"s
are vigorously progressing IN Can
ada We learn from the Chatham
Planet, of the 10Th inst. that Col.
Whius.ham, Di~ a1~~r oyal Navy,
and Zion. il. II. Kilialy, connected
wiz, the PUBLIC. Works Of Canada,
haze infinitely Inspected the western
''tfrSItier OF tn" province, making
* hes -stc,, Of such posts rs are
49, 1A' military point OF view.
Pes - suitable for coa-t detensrs;
have Pr selected. Increased I'M
ron;' ~ OF British troops will hc
made, and Hc lean, from good All
,hori,r 'h"t the whole military force
of the PROVING" is soon TO be called
ont for thirty days. This includes
every able-buIird m,r between the
ages of twenty and forty years. Two
DAYS are the usual term of service,
instead Of thirty DAYS, the term to
to h~ adopted 1t il evident that.
Will. u friendly tone il maintained
by the Canadian press, the province Is
to be placed in the best practicable
state OF defense for any cincrg.ncy.
Buffalo Courier
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MACH BII'TERs are sold by Gro
GERS, Drugsi.ts and Dealers generally
throughout the country. and can be
had as beverage at the principal
Bars and Saloons,
CROOKS x co. Sole Proprietors.
40 Tchoupitoulas ~. \. Orleans.
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paper

Tie "iake Boys" arrived IN osr
city yesterday. As Il whole this
company Is second TO mono, and il
they are put in the way of fighting
We judge, will do their dntv with :
heart and II viii. May God guard
and protect every man Of them
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III, K.rt4rLy Ee&sol'@' ~. y
'. I'rih,ur: ha, . correspondents ~
thus dcsrrib,- 'hs N,uiuck y Il
m..nr in The army Of Gon. j
IN H'is4;I,iia watching Gen hnte g4fS
division; ~
Among H. tr"o;# was oncN: -
inrnt ii IVY 1000 kcntuch 01lkN
Il Nth ritlra aai 49, -
They refused to 'ako but &hWk
of cartridges to 20 int" ,l,'-snStefE
plated tigh, with ten. Fart"rs
column, Intending to Ii" lid on
ground in tho artificial thickots %
onr troors should approach, an.
maleat them ithrhcir Bowic-k
1hi- might have made som" dos r-
ate fighting; hut our hay"mets would
probably hay-" been an ovcrnatci. for
their knives. The m"n.pf the Ken
lucky Regiment az" described a. 4
savage and desperate set, VIII" ok
hihitrd their f.roci"ua disposition on
thc sij@htvs, prrteNt, aud kept every
oncsin terror Of th,In- they consider
it a pleasant diversion 10 chop a
man up with an Arkansas tpotl-pici>
The wife of one ~. them l. tn" VIVIAN
dirrc of the regiment: she Is thor
ougi soldier, and act. - a I.irut"n-
ant of company, she drills herself.
Sh" is said 70 be very handsome
and Il perfect amazon. Jicr dress is
gay and conspicuous. 1I"r ruiiian
comrades take great r,'id" IN their
fierce and dashing heroine and shs
i RS anxious to split Yankee with
her bowie knit" a. the hloodicst min
1 died wretch among them.
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SOUTHERN
MARBLE WORKS.

Corper Of Texas and Edward SITS
lIAVING permanently located IN
Shreveport, l am prepared to man
ufacture from the raw material, and
right AT ;.enle.
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
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Ili''Ilt.
Missouri News.

III, fuilowin. Is is" latest by
telegraph from Missouri:
81. Lnus. sept 9TH" p,m,orrat
has aiviccs DIRECT from Gen. iir"rup-
>aus ut Benton Scott county. 70 ia"
rticc, that all thrrcue baggage at that
a1rd other points is being hastily r.
moved L. New Madrid, aud that
Thompson and IIardvc':s forces would
cri"ayor 10 effect L junction, and fall
on ~ickstun, the terminus of the
Cairo nnd Fulton Railroad, " i.'t. it
IN supposed tir-v would make ii s;and
and gave Gen. Prcn'is.5 battlr, The
combined forces of Thompson.
iIardrc and Pillow are estimated III
dirty thousand men.
Passengers from til" Southwest last
evening report that on Wednesday
morning an attempt was made 10 blow
UP Il Railroad rain about eight miles
this side Of Rolla. y kcg of powder
was placed under til" railroad track
mad percussion crpS laid along tin"
,aiI- When the train came along. "A
tremendous Explosion "ms"ea. l'e
"3eim,. "a, lifted from tiir track, and
the engineer i,"isted trr three or four
t,ret INTO 'hr air. Fortunately no
oAIna@c Wa= done, ,-i,hri. to the train
rr pa->cn-rrs. Tho cars, however.
w'rc iII.d with Il dense -nuie. ana
considerable, alarm toG. a ''p'" j,r.'-
sSs"d among ~" pas -u-"rs. NO
frnnr- Nlt,l,, OH board tbs. train After
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Tl.I.I;l.IeAPDlIC.

Richmond, Sept lo.-Thc En,iui
~ Of to morrow viii publish 4 lrlr",
from Gen. Wisc's camp giyi! de-
tails Of ii SHARP engagement "A Tire
III inst, with tie ~ss'f1Risr near
Hawk Ncsi, in the X ma ra Val
ley. III" fovak.ss rdkted aud
,-,n, leaving their Enapsacks, &c,
behind them. The loss is not repot
ted. The Contcdcratcs had one
slightly wounded.
\ rumor here says it is probable a
severe battle was fought about Sun
day, between the Contederatcs under
Wise, Floyd and Chapman, and I'll"
Eed.rals under Cox.
Louisville. sept. 10.-Leslie Co,nos
has written a long-coercion letter to
the CvfacrlSe Convention.
james Chaplin, of Wick shurg, is
accused ofbeing captain of a com.
pamy of Home Guards
Fortress Monroe, Set. ll.-Th,
jamestown has arrived from the Flor,
ida blockade. bat brings no news.
Washington, Sept. ia Skin
mish took plac" near the. Chain
Bridge, in which the FederaIists
took two Conledrratcs prisoners
They refuse t. give their names.
III" Confederate pickett capturec
r,yu t"d"rai- near Hunters Chapel
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IRON FENCING,
IRON Ratings,

1KUN KA1I1N Nus,
for galleries and balconies, which
will be sold at MANUE ACT UERS
PRICES adding transportation
Purchasers are invited to call aud
examine the various styles, at the
Southern Marble Works of
w. HECON,
Conner of Texas and Edwards SITS.
Ny Post Ofliecia Shreveport. La.
no Oily.
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VICTOR E.CUANNING.

Connoiseurs in fine beverages ana
those anxious to be relieved troA4 in
ward suffering are requested to test
their qualities fairly and impartially,
and give the public the benefit oftheir
unbiased opinion.
CROOK ES'SINNIGDRATlNG
AROMATIC NEtET ABLE %TD-
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IRON FENCING.

Thc--undersigned having made ar
engagements with the manufacturers,
is now prepared 70 order every des-
cription OF
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Purify the Blood! Strengthen the
System I!
The GREAT MEUICINA; I}sINK oE THE
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-27

some violent conclusion, and thu
fragments of various pieces of furni
ture lay scattered upon the floor
The boy begged that light nigh:
burn in his apartment till he was
asleep, and anxiously examined the
fasteniDgs of the door; but they
seemed to have been wrenched asun-
der on some former occasion, and
were still left rusty and broken.
1t was long ere the pedlar attemp-
ted to compose his agitated nerves
to rest but at length his senses be-
gan to ''steep themselves in forget
fulness,' though his imagination
remained painfully active, and pre-
sented new scenes of terror to his
mind, with all the vividness of reali-
ty. Suddenly y the boy was startled
from these agitated slu1nbers, by
what sounded to lin like cry of
distress; he was broad awake in a
moment, and sat up in bed but the
noise was not repeated, and he en-
deavored to persuade himself it had
only been a continuation of the fear
full images which had disturbed his
rest, when, on glancing at the door,
he observed underneath it broad
red stream Of blood silently stealing
its course along the floor. Frantic
with alarm, it was but the work of
a moment to spring from his bed,
and rush to the door, through a
chinck of which, his eye nearly dim
med with alright, he could watch
unsuspected whatever might be done
in the adjoining room.
His fear vanished instantly when
he perceived that it was only a goat
that they had been slaughtering
and he was ubout to steal into his
bed again, ashamed of his ground
less apprehensions, when his ear was
arrested by Il conversation which
transtixed him aghast with terror to
the spot.
'Ihis is an easier job than you
had yesterday" said the man who
CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-27
Our DeienseS.

The articles which appeared in the
Delta last week, calling attention to
certain deficiencies in the defenses of
this city, though considered by some
persons as indiscreet, have not been
without good effects. A very great
activity has been exhibited in our
military department during the past
few days. The Governor, thoug in
bad health, has been interchangeable in
his labors, and Colonel Hebert, who
has been appointed to the place made
vacant by General Bragg, has devoted
his fine military talents and attain
ments, with great success, to the
strengthening our various defenses
Fort jackson is now in very effective
condition. About forty Of the guns
-twenty-fours and thirty-tw twos-are
now remounted, and the ship which
can pass them must be stronger and
faster than any of those which have
been sent South by the Lincoln Gov
ernment. Fort st. Philip, too, has
been greatly strengthened, and those
two experienced engineers, Major
Smith and Captain Duncan, of the
Confederate States Army, pronounce
them quite capable Of arresting and
repelling any squadron that might
attempt to force a passage. The
seven large columbiads at Baton
Rouge have been brought to this city
and will be in few days mounted
Some difficulty and delay have been
experienced in obtaining the timber
for the carriages for these heavy guns,
it being requisite that the timber
should be very we'll seasoned and of
certain dimensions. Sixty days ago
these carriages were ordered at the
Tredegar Works, Richmond, Virginia,
and under the contract they ought to
have been here some time ago; but
the Governor only received word a
few days ago that they had been ship
ped, and they are hourly expected
In the meantime, however, Colonel
Hebert discovered the timber, the
material, and the artisans, who were
to make these carriages,
and they are now being made use of
at the custom-house, where some ex-
cellent work has been done in this
line. A thirty-two FOUNDER gun car
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-27

EXPEDITION AGAINST TEXAS
From the following, which we fnd IL
the Ny. Tribune Of the military
portion Of the United States expedi-
ton is destined for Texas:
AsHINGToN, April 7, 1851.
The army and navy officers appear,
in common with the public, to he un-
accquaited with the designs cf the
Administration so cautious are ex-
ecutive authorities in this public s,i.,
from the best available sources, i 8
almost, fnot quite, certain th&s tie
greater part of the troops leaving
the Northern ports are destined fer
Texas, TO operate on the frontier fer
the protection Of the inhabitants
against Indian incursions.
They viii occupy the forts on the
Rio Grande, and according to c3dcial
representations, find cordial wei
come among the settlers, who haze
been driven by the savages from
their homes.
Gov. Houston has given full aa-
vice to the Federal authorities and
the result, it is anticipated, will be to
re-establish him in his position as the
Executive of that State.
The troops inNthe neighborhood Of
Fort Pickens, on board of United
States vessels, are considered sufi-
cient in number to reinforce that post,
if this design has not already been
consummated.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-27
FOR THE DAILY:

iHor professional and business cards, (in-
Guiding the Daily papcr,) not exceeding
tivc lines, :or j. months, Sl5--without
paper, Slg.
The privilege Of yearly advertisers is
>.Iictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business: and the business Of an
advertising firm is not considered as iuclu-
ding that oi its individual members.
Advertisements published ut irregular
intervals. = per square for each insertion.
Announcing candidates for a District or
state office, $40; for Il Parish Office, so;
City office, So-to be paid in advance.
All advertisements for strangers or tram
sent persons, to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked On the copy
Tor {. specified time, will be inserted till
forbid, and payment eXacted.
Marriages and deaths will be published
as news; obituaries, tributes of respect, and
funeral invitations as other advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-27
The Murder Hole.
AN ANCIENT LEGEND.

In remote district Of country be.
longing to Lord Cassillis, between
Ayrshire and Galloway, about three
hundred years ago, a moor of appa-
rently boundless extent stretched
several miles along the road, and
weanied the eye of the traveller by
the sameness and DISSOLUTION of its
appcarance-not tree varied the
proSpcct-not shrub enlivened the
eve by its freshness-nor native
flower bloomed to adorn this un@enial
soil. Strange rumors arose, that
the path OF unwary travellers had
been beset on this ''blasted heath, -
and that trcacherv and murder had
intercepted the solitary stranger as
he travcrsed its dreary extent
When several persons, who were
known to have passed that way, mvs-
teriously disappeared, the inquiries
Of their relatives led to a strict and
anxious investigation; but though
the officers Of justice We're sent to
scour the country, and examine the
inhabitants, not trace could be OBJ
tanned of the persons in question, nor
of any place OF concealment which
could be refuge for the lawless and
desperate to horde in. Yet, as in
quirv became stricter, and the dis
appearance of individuals more fire.
quent, the simple inhabitants Of the
neighboring hamlet were agitated by
die most fearful apprehensions.-
some declared that the death-like
Stiffness Of the III ght was often in
terruptcd by the sudden and prefer
natural cries OF more than mortal an
gpish. which seemed to arise in the
distance and shepherd one even
ing, who had lost his way on the
moor. declared he had approached
three mysterious figures, who seemed
struggling against each other with
energy, till at length
one Of them, with Il friShtiul scream,
suddenly sank into the earth.
Gradually the inhabitants deser-
ted their dwellings, on the heath, and
settled in distant quarters, till at
length but one of the cottages con-
tinued to be inhabited by an old wo-
man and her two sons, who loudly
'amented that poverty chained them
to this solitary spot. Travellers who
trequented this road now generally
did SO i'll groups to protect each
other: and if night overlook them
they usually stopped at the humble
cottage of the old woman and her
,wo sons, where cleanliness compen-
sated for the want of luxury, and
where, over, Il blazing fire of peat,
he bolder spirits smiled at the inagi-
nary terrors of the road and the more
imid trembled as they listened to
he tales of terror, md affright with
which their hosts entertained them.
One gloomy and tempestuous night
n November, pedlar-boy hastily |
the moor. Terrified to find |
himself involved in darkness amidst |
is boundless wastes, Il thousand
ri ghtfnl traditions connected with |
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-27
From the Picayune.
A Mothers Memories,

Two twining buds their tendrils clasped
Around a mothers heart;
Two loving little bosoms beat,
In unison apart.
Two loving little spirits chcered
The family circle dear;
Two loving little voices made
Sweet music to the ear.
Two pair of little pattering feet,
That rovcd from room to room;
Two pair of loving little hands,
Now ciasped within the tomb
Two little empty chairs, once filed,
Beside the family board;
Alas! they're but mementoes now,
OF gems in Heaven stored
New Orleans, April 8. LETITIA.
The above was written in reference to
The sad loss recently sustained by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fowler, in the death of two sweet
IN life and lovely in death.
L. FL
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