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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
Resolute-Mr. George uutchins. @

Resolute-Mr. George Hutchins, Of
Concord, New Hampshire, and his alb
clifton followers, have threatened to
destroy the Standard officer, because
that paper denounces the war, and
opposes an invasion Of the South
The editor thus boldly declares his
purpose to maintain his rights:
Ifthis civil war, brought upon our
devoted country by the political aboli-
ton party existing amoug us, sus-
ponds the rights and liberties of the
people, and introducestLe reign ofan-
archy and mobocratic violence in the
place of laws, l want to know it..
If necessary, am ready to have the
matter tested in my person. And [
now proclaim to all who are disposed
to suppress the freedom OF my press
by violence, that ! am resolved to
maintain and defend it; and to de-
fend my property and person, while
] have breath Of life in my body,
or drop OF blood in my veins.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
European News.

BY the Bremen and Anglo Saxon
VIC receive European adyices to the
l2.h June. The following excerpts
from the New York papers will be
found of interest:
The Paris correspondent of the
Independence Beige, writing under
date Of June 10. says:
Itold You that Mr.. Rost, deputy to
Europe from the Southern seeded
States, appeared to have returned
very we'll satisfied with his trip to
London. ] can now give you some
details. AI.. Resi- Aad ATTAINED t;'om
Lard Pa1merston tie .to7mal promise
IF the recognition Of tie !SosMherp
States at period more or less remote
Perhaps the English Minister had,
as a by-view. the intention Of waiting
to see whether the seceded States
will be able to resist the efforts which
those of the North are going to at
tempt against them.
According TO tho impressions
brought away by Mr.. Rost there scas
no xxderstandiag betareen France and
England IN regard to the simaitane-
Ous recognitiom efthe Southern States.
But ii apoears Mat the recognition
wiN be made separately ly these tea
p0uers. 1t is foreseen that the deter
mination of the English Government
would excite lively irritation in the
Northern States. l do not know
whether it is supposed that that irri-
1ation will go as far as a declaration
of war against England by those
States. But l am pretty positive
that the British Government is pre-
pairing FOR any emergency. The En-
glish forces in Canada and Nova
Scotia are being largely increased.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
Affairs at Maa0ssds .Tunction.-
The Richmond Examiner of the goth

Affairs at Manassas .MMction.-
The Richmond Examiner of the goth
ult. has the following:
We learn from gentleman who
left Manassas Junction yesterday,
that General Beauregard was stea
dily advancing his forces towards
the Potomac
The Federalists We're still at Falls
Church, seven thousand strong, and
with twelve pieces Of artillery. In
other points they appear TO lave
drawn back from our lines. Thcy
are unwilling, evidently, to risk an
engagement unless in greatly superb
or force, and with all the advantages
on their side. 1t is not probable
they will precipitate battle, with
greater numbers, or hardly accept
one, unless cornered and forced to
fight, outside Of their eu:renchments,
and such would appear to be the
views of the Government here, for
our military chiefs do not anticipate
an engagement Immediately in that
locality.
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The Milwaukee Riot.

Milwaukee, June 2l.-The riot to-
day caused a greater loss of property
than was first supposed. The attack
has been ascertained to be n regularly
organised thing. Throughout ycsterr
day meetings were held in the nppc-
wards of the city. About ten o'clock
this forenoon the rioters marched from
ihe Sixth and Ninth Wards through
East Water street to Mitchell's Bank,
attacking it with stones and bricks,
and soon riddlinS the windows com
pletely. The clerks barricaled the
doors in order to gain time 10 secure
valuahles, which they did IN great
measure. The mob then broke down
the doors and soon stripped the .oom
of everything, throwing the books and
furniture into the street.
The State Bank, on the opposite
corner, and j. B. Martins office was
then attacked and served in the like
manner.
The Bank Of Milwaukee was also
stoned, but little damage was done
Allies s. McGregor's real estate office
was completely Quilted. Their books
valued at 5000, We're destroyed.
Janau Bank, was ais. an object of
their wrath, but We're coutented with
breaking the windows.
The Mayorand police were prompt
ly on the ground, but were utterly
powerless. One company of forty
men, the Montgomery Guards. We're
ordered out, but declined doing any
thing for fear of being ovcrpowered.
and then charged on the mob. which
brokeand run. The streets We're soon
cleared and guards We're stationed at
the corners and squad at each bank.
About 50 of the rioters were arrested
and confined in Jail, under Il strong
guard Of the Louaves and Home
Guards.
This evening the mob are in force
in the Second and Sixth Wards,v here
:nhamatory speeches are being made.
They have one cannon and threaten
to attack the Jail tonight unless their
friends arereleased.
The Governor has declared marital
law, and ,elegraphed to Racine and
Madison for State troops.
As far as sascortaincd, the following
were Injured: Alex Mitchell, slightly:
{. II. Larkin. Paying Tcllerof Mitch
ellis bank badly uiseaiJudge Stack
weather, trampled on and badly h'!rt
Mayor Brown. knocked down with a
stone and slightly hurt VIM. Hay
den. book-keeper of the State Bank,
considerably hurt. One rio.er was
badly cut on the shoulder. and anotA-
er had his hand cut ot',and one wound
ed in the leg by the cut of a bavonct.
The riot was caused by the action
fthe bankers on Saturday IN throw
ing out OF circulation the notes Of
large number of the banks OF this
State.
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Lincoln Sends .4rms to Or Tolu,

Lincoln Sends 447nas to Orr Tolua-
t~ers.-We hear Il runlor to the effect
that lot of muskets shipped by the
Administration at Washington for
Dresden. Tenn, and designed for the
Union men of Weakley county, con-
signed to a commission merchant at
Paducah, KY, We're. by accident,
Forwarded to Union City. The NUM-
her Of the muskets was FIVE hundred
In the hands of Southern men at
Union City, they will be put to good
use. Memphis Bulletin.
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Serious Disaster on the Northern
Division Of the Mobile and Chic
Rail Road.
Collision If Traias-Ttco Men Kill
ed and Imenty-hre Wounded.

Says the Mobile Register and Ad-
yertiser:
We subjoin such particulars as we
have been able, after dilligent inqui-
rp, to obtain, and doubt not the infor-
nation is reliable as far as it goes.
It appears that on Thursday night
special train with, company of
cavalry, comprising sixty men and
their horses, bound north, came in
collision with a regular freight train,
southwaId bound. 'Ehis collision oc-
Cured near Trenton, Tenn. Twen-
ty-five Of the soldiers were wounded;
Two SO bad that it is thought they
cannot possibly recover. Only one
horse was killed. The damage to the
Company, it is estimated, is not less
than $1,000.
The locomotives were stove against
each other-or, as our informant ex-
pressed it: "the smoke stacks stoo 1
hugging," defying all efforts at sepa-
ration. Several of the cars were ma
terially damaged. The conductor
and engineer Of the up train, seeing
the terrible disaster inevitable, took
to the woods. The soldiers on the
train became indignant and excited
at the carelessness Of these officials,
and would have administered sum-
mary punishment upon them, had
they been overtaken. But during
the confusion attendant upon the dis
aster, the fugitives got too much the
start and eluded pursuit.
The above are all the facts we
could obtain, which are meagre and
imperfect, necessarily so, as our in
formant was not at the scene of the
catastrophe, and received his inform
alton secondhand at Corinth. We
shall doubtless get the full particu-
lars in . day or two. There seems to
be no doubt that the disaster was the
result Of criminal negligence or reck-
lessnees on the part Of the engineer
and conductor.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

Poiedcr Captaye.--Lincoln is an
ious to secure the services of the
Union men Of West Tennessee. He
accordingly caused to be shipped to
a settlement near Eastport, a lot of
guns and ammunition. The powder
$500 pounds, directed to one Browzel-
ton. was seized at Juka by Gen.
Clarke, who is also after the guns
and will probably succeed in taking
them. Ifthe Federalists have any
more war munitions to spare, let them
by all means hurry them along.
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For the Seat Of War.

We are requested to say by Messrs
Hollingsworth and Wharton, that
any thing placed in their charge, 70,
Richmond, Va, will be promptly de.
livered by them, as they are going
to that point. Articles to be placed
in the charge of these gentleman can
be left at the store, of Messrs. Simp-
son and Calhoun, to-day. They pro-
pose leaving our city On the Homer.
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RecaDtu3-e 0f one of our Vessels


Recapture IF one Of our Vessels
,riM Sir Of The Enemy as Pris
oners.-We learn that Captain Ad-
ans sloop, which the enemy cap
tured several weeks ago, with load
of bacon from Smithteld bound to
Norfolk, was yesterday recaptared
by some of our friends up James
River. 1t appears she had some five
or six persons on board who We're
engaged OH accommodating expedi-
ton, and having got up the river be-
yond the protection of the enemy's
guns, the wind died out and left them
to the mercy of their captors, who
pounced down upon them in boats
and secured vessel and crew.
Noz16lk Day Book.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

Mr.. LIE Rosen, Daguerrean Artist
is taking likenesses for the small
sum of one dollar; which affords
every body an opportunity Of get
ting a good picture.
We have received beautiful spe-
cimen of photograph likeness of JEFF.
Davis, from the above gentleman;
just the thing to make rosettes out
of. Sentinels attention.! Price only
twenty-five cents.
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PerfecHy Right.-X few DAYS ago

Perfectly Right.-A few days ago
the Brooklyn, off Pass rOutre,
captured the sIoop yacht of Mr.. c. F.
Demandre, of Plaquemine parish
Mr.. Denandre was allowed to remain
on board his yacht, which was kept
under the guns of the Brooklyn for
four days, when the latter put off to
chase sail seen in the offing. Mr..
Demandre up anchor and run for
Lake Borgnc, escaping safely.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

to Tho Utica papers say that
the season at Niagara has been very
duh thus far, and it is not probable
that the hotels there will be crowded
at any time this summer. Not half
the number of the Southern visitors
who were expected have arrived.
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,cs-- Ylw0 Dollars "nA t;tty cents per ycar.-9d

den way because l doubted you, but
because l thought it the simplest
way of disclosing to you the P-'s
views. Now, will you return the di-
almonds z"
"Oh, mol" exclaimed Alicia, "do
you return them. 1t would make me
i'll to look at them again"
"You would regret parting with
them" he aske her with an indul-
gent smile.
"Do You think somcnnly Of me :"
said his wife, some of those half
smothered feelings nature had given
her flashing from her bright dark
eyes: II would not touch again those
baneful gifts, for the wealth Of the
fairy tales"
Indignation is very great i'm
provement to beauty" said MIR. Chair
vile; "but my Alicia is becoming
under every emotionl"
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

4 Band Of Robdcrs Brokea Tp.-
.4rrcst Of THeriM Lcadcr UortA
5000, O,OOO-Thc Cleveland (ohio}
Herald, of the 17th. states tina, as
City Marshall Minckly was passing
along the street, he suddenly noticed
a familiar face, and, turning to look
again. identified the man as Jackson
Levi, the chief Of Il gang Of thieves
viiose operations has extended over
the whole continent. Lewis gang
are all jews, and a policeman whose
countenance exhibited traces of that
race. was at once instructed to get
into their confidence. if possible. He
succeeded, and the thieves We're ar
rested and taken to the watch house.
The names of the men are jackson
Levi, Phillip Adams, Hyman Green
baum and Hyman st. Roscnt'al. Ai!
are distinguished members of their
profession"
Levi is the chief of gang Of bur
glars and pick pockets of national
reputation. He has been connected
with many of the most extensive
robberies in various parts of the
country, and is now, it is said, out on
$4,000 hail for robbery in New York
City. He is wealthy. having land
in various parts OF the country, be-
sides money invested in various ways.
and is reported to be worth not less
than 100000. When arrested he
endeavored to bribe the officers TO let
him escape.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
Seyea Hundred Thousand Bales

iSercn Hun,3rcd Thousand Bales
We have it upon the most reliable au-
thority that the people of Alabama,
through their Congressional Repre-
sentatives, will subscribe 100000
bales towards the S5O,0OO,OO0 loan.
All honor to the patriotism of n gen.
erous and liberal people, who love
their country more than gold.
Montgomery Confederation.
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WIFE ~ DANGER. .

A husband, finding that his wife
received splendid presents from an
ad:uirer, thought il would be ,mwise
not to show her what dangerous
ground she stood upon. She had
been driving out one morning with n
lady, and went to the dining room
immediately ou her return home. in
tending to shew her purchases to her
husband. No husband, however, did
she tind-but what, for the moment
delighted her the morc-thc table
covered with jewclst The tran>por-
ted Alicia eagerly advanced.
How beautiful" she exclaimed
aloud, as she tried the brilliaurs uprn
her arm and fingers, ana alternately
pat down one "rnalnen; /" admire
another Il did not see, even at
court. such Il diamond necklace a.
this" she continued. II wonder
where they came from"
Suddenly she sp;cd beautiful
box 10 hold bonh14s, set in Diamonds,
and Of Il particularly beautiful shape.
TheS, iuaajcTc' were much ;hc taa h.
ion at that time, ard the durchrs< of
c. had displayed one at the opera
house, which had been the envy and
admiration of all present. To La,., =
more elegant and precious box than
her grace Of d: 10 set the fashion ut
I,,t sbona. - .Loy, L..r t.;.. ..,...,.
iinrer. ;t aJr,ntay,.. ~ she. ,,r,'.,',,.-
ed i ,o b.r nri,.EL,,.-L.I- ,na,,,.
snurcr. n,' 1.I;oT, :, , ta.Li.,oi.i,.
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,l,ut -l,r Ia,,r,, L,'I. hr--
hand nr.n l.,. s.ao3 Le,n,.o l,c,.
"Ob. Mr., chai,r,iilr. she cried
with childish iny, .s.n how mar,,i.
t;c.u+. how 1nTi,- ali ,b.., ,L;n,..
nre7 DO bn. loHk a- tL;. h5;,, nl :,
Lnx, OIL ,,,,,rJ w.. r,,.. .',;.I. :.
tmr wo,.Idsi A,J I,;- ,nn !. +,,a
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,,,sunr,d .ha n.i,n "'p,,, ,.,,, i,
no, sne,n 70 ADMIN. ,L.,r . ''
..Indn.d do. hm. ,'or L,,a,. !
,Iirt notL;.a ch1r,ni,,r tn+ ,,.-,
"AnJ ,y,s :, ta mai5c n,r T ,.,,,. 50, "
aid AI;c;, Ioroi,;rm :. ,I,,, ,.',
snnt for Ill ,hosn @a,. ,1,ir,.. ,,'
II am NOT rich cnongL - Ji.,1o,.
tbo ennt.n,s of al ~ i,,r'IlI.,,.
show. ,nvon ana Ia .iar, !a,,..,.n,,,
accan,,rco." s,id Nv Cbo;r,;II..
:. Th.se come from one who h,smn~o
of ,he now.r ,bnnah NO, ,n,ra -, h.
will to nIrosr T15r b sart,bn,n
IN vou and s,ra,d ,bor on tba ~
LIc 70 cn;ov ydur t;r., s,rn,i.s"
.Uow v.ry ,.ooJI III VOW. mar
riscart -, rrnIirI The .imnl. AT.;o
:. And I NAV choose wbot Ike D.,
.NN-i,bu,t donh," soi9 b.r hr.-
band. They are all yours, if vou
like. But YOU FORGET the price ;,
"You do not nav fo, y r;f, - s,;d
Alicia. tn. calmn.ss of her husbands
manner subduiue her satisfaction.
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~ The Memphis Appeal of the
j. b. g. r. w. REILLY

~ The Memphis Appeal of the
goth, says:
Horse Stealcr Hung.-Alex. Cot
ton, alias King, an old offender was
tried yesterday in regular pioneer
style by the citizens of Helena, Ark,
for the crime of horse stealing, and
being found guilty was hung at 5
o'clock, +. NJ. There was much ex-
citement in the community on the
occasion. We are indebted to Mr..
Montgomery, the energetic superin-
tendent of the Arkansas telegraph
line, for the above item of news.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
TrcllegHr Iron Works.
RICHMOND, VA.

Portable Steam Engines with or
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines with double fuc boilers.
Circular Saw Mill. of the mos: mod
erli and improved construction. We
challenge the trade to produce bet
ter or more effective article at less
price. Cotton Gin and Grist Mill
Shatting.
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and FIGURING Mill.
Straub Corn Mills.
India Rubber Betting.
Woodwork Planning and Matching
Machines.
Artesian Well Tools and Pipes fur
nished ts order.
Steam Guaces, Whistles, &c,
and every description Of Plantation
and Railway Machinery.
Send and get an illustrated cata-
logue of our Machinery. free by mail;
all we ask is preference at tho same
price with equally good Northern
Works. Addr, IS +. NJ. IVENS,
No. 53 st. Charles ST., \. ..
No. Sly
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I. O. o. F.-The Grand I.odc,

I. o. o. F.-The Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows of the State of Geor-
gia have invited the Southern Grand
Lodges to meet in Montgomery.
Alabama, for the purpose of dissolv-
ing the connection existing between
the Southern Lodges and the Grand
Lodge Of the United States. the su-
preme jurisdiction Of Odd Fellow
ship.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
The Rebuke.

The infant is sleeping,
He prattlcs no more;
The mother is weeping,
Afflicted and sore;
The children are crying.
For baby is dead :"
The father is signing
For one little head.
There is grief in the palace.
And mourning aud woe;
All save little Alice,
Their sorrow To show.
Her fair checks are fearless
Her blue eyes are clear;
And trusting and fearless
She stands BY the bier.
Her voice is uubroken.
As letting her head.
She turns to the living,
From Ona that is dead
Dear mo:scr. you told rs
That God WAS on high.
And his arms would eulold us
When ever We die
And, father, l heard YOU
Tell uncle last night,
Your child was an angel.
In rnimcnt of white;
Then why all this weeping.
This sorrow and pain
Our Will. is sleeping
To wakcn again
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

The following are the officers cleo
ted by the members of Meth Lodge,
No. 21, /. 0. o. +. to serve for the
ensuing term: p. II. Keyes, n
G.; John Dickinson, v. G. o.; B. ia
cobs, Treasurer; S. Seligman, Secre-
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

From present appearances we may
expect to receive intelligence of tre-
mendous fighting. Every days in
telligence portends in that way. May
the grace of God be with us; and
may our army rout our enemies, and
cause them to fly in every direction.
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Further Proofs.

KAUFMAN, Texas.
Mr.. .foHn DicLinson-DEAE SIR
We see from your prospectus, that
any paper publishing il, is entitled 70
an exchange with it. We this week
forward you copy of the kauf-
man Democrat" containing the pros
pectus Of the News" You will
please send US your Daily. If n few
copies of the News" We're circula-
ted in this section, yyou ,ro~id do~ht-
less gcta literal patronage here. For
you can furnish later neps 10 as moic
Man any otter paper.
Respectfully,
j. b. g. r. w. REILLY.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

Gen. .Iosrph Lane.-An Oregon
paper says that this gallant soldier
accidentally shot himself, near his
residence, in Douglas county. The
ball entered the lower part Of his
breast and came out of the shoulder.
The wound is not considered mortal.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
ID. ID. O'BRIEN,
Newspaper Advertising

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Office corner Canal St. and Exchange
Place, No. u,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Weekly City Correspondence in
English, French, German and Span
ish Languages, furnished on moder-
ate terms.
Balls seat far Cod'ect'o" .fiom any 81
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Ara Asiferc>siIsg Tale.

VIII hc found IN every number. no.
continued in the next. hn, compile
ted ii each number.
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COn>tIblC'> Sale.


IN kde Justices Courf, Ward No. !,
STATE Of Loaisi"~a. P"riM Of Coldo.
simpson ~ Calhoun
a :. ksttswlrz.
DI virtue OF writ of tiera fac las to
- me directed by the Hon. Justice
Jonas Robcson's Court, Ward No. 1.
in the parish and state aforesaid, in
the above entitled suit, and will offer
for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder a, the Office Of Justice
Jonas Robson, in the city of Shrcve
port, on Saturday, the 27th day Of
July. 1861. between the hours of IL
o'clock, a. NJ. and 4 O'Clock, p NJ.
The following described property
seized as that of the defendant, a. $.
kettswitz, and to be sold to pay and
satisfy the above mentioned writ, to-
wit:
5 sacks of Coffee marked A. S. X.
Terms of sale Cash, with the beneti,
of appraisement,
Ii Il. STEWART.
July =, 1861. Constable.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22

Gov. Clarke of Texas, is a can
didate for reelection.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-22
SOUTHERN
MARBLE WORKS,

Conner of Texas and Edward Sts
I L ANlNG permanently located in
Shreveport, | am prepared to man
utUcturr from the raw material, and
right 1T h".ur
MARBLE MON MENIS,
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InD.N EENfI.NG.

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ran@r.nrut< with thr manufacturers,
i n"w prepared to order every de-
cr}n''oH "i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-09
Crities and Adnm,s FaII.

Our brother of the Free Nation thinks
critics the product of Adams fall. Therefore'
we conclude without the temptation of Eve
and the fall there would have been no criticsI
We quote:
"Eo better material could be desired from
which to manufacture critics than that which
the fall has produced. Every individual son
of Adam is by nature critic. The knowl-
edge which each possesses of bis own charac-
ter leads him to look with suspicion upon all
Others
But, a little further along, we find that the
world could not do without critics:
"Open. honorable criticism the world can
not dispense with; it needs it to quicken
thought; it is the steel which strikes the
sharks fiom our dull life it nerves the man
OF energy and urges the sluggard to shake
off his sloth and arm himself for the battle
which society is waging. Wickedness quails
before it and the strcngholds of error crum-
be at its assaults"
Thus we see Adams fall, as Ewes lapse is
called, was really blessing to the world; for
it produced critics, without which there
could be no progress. The theological cou'
plet ought to read:
Adams fall
Made critics ALL