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The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-05-13
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are still pouring into Washington
from all quarters OF the North and
West, and rumors of an attack on
Alexandria are rife.
Montgomery. May Sin Con.
gross, to-day, II model for a seal of
the Contederacy, was offered and
referred.
Lynchburg. May 1.-The Mobile
Rifles and Cadets have arrived here,
all well and in good spirits. Ten
ncssee is all right. 1t was one con
tinurd ou,burst Of enthusiasm on the
whole route.
At the traitor JohnSon's house the
greatest demonstrations were made.
Virginia is all eager for the fray,
The other Mobile companies viii
be- here tomorrow.
The women and children and all
want to fight, and viii move "Oid
Abe" and family soon.
Washington, May 3.-The Scre-
tary OF the Treasury advertises for
proposals until the 30Ih, unless the
v hole amount offered be sooner taken
al par, for nearly fourteen millions Of
dollars under the act of June, 1860.
Toronto, May 3.-rhe Leader. the
Government organ. fears that Canada
may become involved in the United
States difficulties, and advocates an
armed neutrality, and suggests that
the Canadian Government represent
to the imperial authorities the expe-
diency of sending six or eight regi-
ments of the line for the protection
of the frontier.
Baltimore, May 3.--Thc Senate of
Maryland has adopted resolution
recommending the appointment of a
Committee to wait on the President
of the United States, the President
of the Southern Contederacy and the
Governor of Virginia, with a view of
bringing about some understanding
whereby civil war may be prevented.
Boston, May 3.-The brig ST. Mary,
with FIVE hundred kegs powder. was
seized to-day.
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F. u. CRAIG,
!. II. REYNOLDS,
JON tS ROBE son,
EnnrI OF CnnNasscrs.

We have heard OF cate,pillars eat
ing up cotton crop, but the idea of
stopping II train of cars is somewhat
novel. The thing was accomplished,
however, on Tuesday, with the down
mile the road was completely covered
with catc,pillars. The wheels OF the
locomotive crushing them, slipped on
til. track n smoothly as though it
had been creased; and with the ut
mos, Efforts of all hands, the locomo-
tive was AN hour in overcoming these
insignificant cneI0!es to its progress.
-fi04Sioa IsIceroDh.
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TIE L,RcO'R Government Hard
Prcsed-The Alexandria (Va.) Ga
zett., of the 25th. has the following
by express. from Washington, the
evening before:
The administration il evidently
alarmed. Troops are enrolled in all
sections of the city the fidelity Of
Whom is by no means certain.
The L. s. Government persist in
making Federal appointments. OF
the Office seekers, those in favor o,
cocrcing and suhiugating the just and
lawfully seeded States are i'll high
favor.
Nearly all the Southerners in Office
refuse 10 take the oath of allegiance
to the Government, which is proposed
by those who now hold control of the
appointing power.
designations are pouring into the
Departments from every quarter of
the land. They are not published in
the city papers.
Governor Hicks, of Maryland, who
was some time since in high favor
with the administration, is now look
ed upon with distrust.
Provisions in the Federal capital
are becoming daily doarer.
The Government are now selling
-four from the Capitol, whore large
quantity Of il Is stored, TO those pro-
Tossing allegiance to it, Mt the price
it was selling for when seized.
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.fncmIt 10 Murdsr-On Wednes-
day morning negro man belonging
10 Mr.. John a. Bird, of West Baton
Rouge, struck his master on the head
with hoe, iutiicting dangerous, and
perhaps, fatal wound. The negro
made his escape but was soon cap
tured, and underwent an examination
on yesterday. We have not learned
the result OF the trial, but have no
doubt but that he will suffer the full
penalty OF the law-which is death.
A E'om Mayder.-Our city was
the scene of another cowardly MUIR
der on Wednesday night about IL
O'Clock. a man by the name fJohn
Philips visited a restaurant on Main
street and shot and killed the cook, a
white man, without any cause or pro-
vocation that we can learn. He also
shot at the proprietor, Simon, but
missed him. a warrant has been is
sued for his arrest, but up to the hour
of writing this paragraph, he has not
been arrested. We lean that the
District Attorney has summoned a
posse of our citizens to assist the Off
GERS in the performance of their du-
ties. We forbear entering into par
ticulars as the matter will, perhaps,
undergo legal investigation
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Your Ba5i.s aot my B0hics.-AhorIt
thirty-hve years ago, there resided IN
the town of Hebron, Il certain DR.. +.
who became very much cuamorcd of
n beinritul Young lady, resident of
the same town. The doctor was II
strong and decided Presbyterian, and
his lady love was 4 strong and decided
Baptist. They We're sitting together
one evening talking of'hpir approach
ing nuptiaIs, when the doctor re-
marked:
Il am thinking. my dear. of two
events which | shall humber among
the happicst OF my life
And pray what may that be, doc
tori" remarked the lady.
"Onc j. the hour when | shall call
YOU my wife, for the first time"
And the other
at is when We shall rresen, OR
first born tor baptism"
What sprinklcd"
"Yes, my dear, sprinkled."
"Never shall child of mine be
sprinkled.'
My children shall all be sprinkled.' -
They shall be, hey!"
"Yes, my dear
well, sir can tell you, that your
babies will not be my babies. 50
good night sir
The lady left the room, and the
doctor left the house. The sequel
was, that the doctor never WIS mar,
ried and the lady is an old maid.
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The following additional appoint
ments, have been made in the Navy
of the Confederate States:
Paymaster- John w. Nixon,
Louisiana.
Surgeon-Francis L. Gault Geor-
gia.
First Lieutenant Navy-Wm. l..
Bradford, Alabama.
First Lieutenant Marine Corps
r. II. Henderson, d. G.
Midshipmen-John Grimball,
South Carolina; w. B. Hall, Louis
ana; Charles w. Read, Mississippi;
S. G. Stone, Jr., Alabama; II. j. In
graham, South Carolina; VIM. V.
Comstock, Louisiana; A. G. Hudgins,
Virginia; John L. Holden. Tennes-
see.
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The News Condensed.

From Mort II IafoIlnu we nave
cheering news, to he effect that, eve
nv federal post in that State has been
taken by the citizens. AT Fayette-
Vile nrsenel 10000 stand OF arms
were caputurrd, including $4,000 OF
the most improved pattern. The ru-
NOR that the mouth of the Mississippi
is block AIDED arises from the fact that
on, the &Qth ult. two war steamers,
supposed to be u. ). vessels were
seen steering \. +. and war steam
cr was disccrnable off South Point.
Everything is reported quiet at Cairo.
Memphis is ready for the enemy, and
opposite that point four hundred Ar
kansans are stationed. Gen. Scott |
will make Philadelphia his head |
quar- tiers. The High Court of Errosr- !
and Appeals at Jackson, Miss, has !
adjourned, on account OF the exciting
times, and all the Circuit Courts
throughout that State intend doing
the same.
The old Union feclingin Baltimore
is apriuging up again. Great fear
exists there from internal stripes.
Gen. Harvey is reported to have been
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Strange! yet True F!

The reason why the generality Of
our towns, do not prosper. more then
they DO, is evident from many facts;
still, We often hear persons express
ing their astonishment about this sub
.iect, apparently. without any prcvi-
ous reflection concerning this all inn
portant thing. Why. we ask. should
not our towns improve, as well ar
towns in the Wcsti There is no OBJ
stacle, and vet there is. 1--WE do
not wish our readers to suppose we
speak in riddles.) The growth and
prosperity of a place depends not
solely, on its local advantages its
proximity to a market, or i.s produc-
tivcncss of soil. Not NJ all Their. is
something beyond this which is very
requisite. and of the greatest impor-
lance. The pe"ple-tlle community.
Without this Is no place in the
world, let it have ever so many adj
yautages, can ever become a point
of u";c.
ourtowns (tLc people, take them
~ II whole. never extend Ia enter
prise, the encouragement they should,
either by word or deed. This, Will
never do. We must coumeHce to
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Wonder what is going to be done
about removing the raft above lis, it
seems impossible for as to get par
ticulars. Is il to be removed or not
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N""fhcy" igsaetr .>Ct>e6.-tA
Monday, the 10Th lnst.' Il large mum
Der OF vessels from Southern ports,
which have arrived at Ne" ork
without proper c!earanccs, have been
seized and are subject to a iine OF
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|:nr. T-ai,uu.-tAls gentleman.
~ao 4ae is-rr ba~r ,lcr'cd. IN place "I
Goa Hnfrry resigned. - the com
m.aa ct De. Louisiana Legion. j. oar
Of ;hy in1,,~rro.apl.-Ant and scirn:I-
Ge masters Of ;ha ~, Of war in dis or
any oihr. country. He Is the author
oi an able ESSAY in the French Ian
gucr o. the military def .uses OF
Louisiana and the military policy OF
the South, TRANSACTIONS from which
were published recently in the Delta.
His special and accurate knowledge
OF the theory and practice of gunner
~ and fortitication is as remarkable
rs it is uudisputed by those who are
most competent to judge. His name
will contribute additional lustre to
the high attainmcnts, talents, and
qualifications for command and c"an-
sci enlisted in the military service OF
the sSuuth.-D.h0
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wor,h's i'm. Zouaves have arrived;

worth's iine Zouaves have arrived;
Fort kearney, May 3.--'The Den
yer express has passed here. An
Indian council had been held OF Col.
Boone's quarters, with prospects of
the suspension of hostilities.
Lexington, Mo. May 3.---1'hc Uni
on meeting last night was broken NJ
hv the secessionists. One Union
man was shot but not seriously hurt.
The secessionist opposed another
Union meeting called tor this evening
The secession flag is waving from the
court house.
Montreal. May Sit is reported
thar the steamer United States. from
Glasgow for this place, is ashore of
Farther Point.
louisville, May 3.-iThe city coun-
Gil has appropriated 100000 to
arm the city.
Jefferson City, Mo-, May 3.-The
Missouri Legislature has appropriated
Sl.GO0,OoO for the defense of the
State.
Frederick, Md, May 3.--'rhe legis
laturc has reported back til" bill to
appoint Il committee on public safety.
with power to provide Tor The defense
Of the State, subject To the action oi
the Convention ii chosen by the
people.
St Louis, May 3-lThe Missouri
Legislature is in secret session. Th"
Governors message says our Interests
and sympathies are identical with the
siavchoidlng states, and We must me-
cessarily mite our destiny with theirs
lie recommends an appropriation 10
place Missouri Immediately IN a COM
picte state Of defence. He charges
the President with creating civil war
by calling for troops to sUbdue III"
seeded States, dcuounCing II as un-
constitutional and illegal, tending to-
wards Il consolidated de~puti~m.--
W nile the Governor evidently .iUstl-
hcS rhr Secession Of the Confederate
States. he does not rrcomued the i'm
mediate secession OF Missouri.
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ORDERS-No. 3.
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE Army

Washington. April 10, 1861.
The Military department of
Washington is extended so as to in
cIude. in addition to the District of
Columbia and Maryland, the States
of Delaware and Pennsylvania, and
will be commanded by Major Gener-
al Patterson, belonging to the volun-
teels of the latter State:
The Major General will, as fast as
they are mustered into service, post
the volunteers of Pennsylvania all
along theraiiroad from Wilmington.
Delaware, to Washington City, in
sufficient numbers and in such proxi-
nifty, as may give n reasonable pro-
lection to the lines of parallel wires,
to the road, its rails, bridges, cars and
stations. BY command
WINFIELD SCOTT.
f. d. TOWNSEND, Asst Adj't Gen
eral.
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The following orders from Gen.
Scott we presume viii be sufficient
proof, rs to which side the General
- on:
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Dr. SWEETS TSFAILIBLE- LdNIMEET ts pre-
pared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con-
necicE the great bone setter and haa been used IN
his practice for the 1aat twenty years with the most
astonishing Success As external remedy It ts with.
out riral, and viii alleviate pain more speedily than
any other preparation For su Rheumatic and Ner.
vous Disorders It is truly nA1lthle and curative
for soros Wennds spralna Brulses DE-, ita soothing
healing snd powerful Strengthening properties excite
the Just wonder and astnisheat OF s who have erer
given it viii Over foa@ hundred certificates Of re-.
znarknble cures, performed By 1t within the last two
yeas4 attest this fact For ss1e by J. H JOHNSON.
General Agent 70 State Street, Chicago. And by su
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sas49 s4gsy7 cured PhysGi21a ~ = sne taas
who hare suffered Esth the misefg u rapture e5a n
ptk1Afs nc yAiHe e tha Ragss AnhoasxFSsge ~
aoas Saag 1T {nss IT. III b hsssd 6I ssn9E slse
Hno al rAas 10 i. b. SRELEH; SoIee sn8 SEzcludve
rant for tnA We&tErn Htatea,
: once iAt Ieke stxest Room No l. fup pgtair11 r.
ID. Bo1 -kssa- ~ WhoAesala Traas supplied E4 Kaw
York prices. $. N4aGily
, 1861-03-30

,Fteee8 faS;,eo';;is Fulton1 a:.atI Iaifahl4 Z
41iiFfns & Finney & 8 En914k53iM
FuIIerton NeG ,Fenno Edw ForahaI
FuTStspridon&coE Eishhuzn 3 3 Fuller Jos
, 1861-03-30

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4HA GREAT WESTERN tcANADA> RAnHAYn.
Winter Arrangements,
Trains leave the Great Central Depot loot osI.Aka
street, Chicago: = :
60 l. A-IdEhtntnE Express {snndayA axcspted5
arrive At Detroit s:l5 r. u. Suspension B.1dsa
800 /. X: Albany 500 r. Il; New York nh
R.A; Hoeton 2S0 night
6Q =. M-Naw York sad Boston Expres4 {dIrau$
Saturday. arrive ut Detroit $40 4 \. 9us-
pe1aic1 Bridge OF Buffalo 63u P r. Albany
f1o A. H. New York u. l. H. Boatri1 nooG
LEG 4 N-Ctnc1Eoan Expr ress Ee1cept Sunday through
to Cincinnati In Is houFE.
dM r. M-CinctunAa and Louisville Expreas; fe1csp&
Saturday through to Cincinnati IN Ii Aoufx
Louisville In 1a hours
40 ?. H.-Train, Saturday enlY to Nlles- sun.hy
Trains 1t 80 P. II.
~ Pateut Sleeping Cars on all night t.aIna,
The 90 ?. n traIn connects At Fars with tae Buiala
and Lake HaEoa Railway foE RonA!o Aah ~ potn1
Kingston. Ogdeasburg., Montreal Quehec, end m
points to Canada East Northern Vermont, NoN HsmP-
Rhife and 4..ue.
Baggage checked through
Through Tickets for esls at the principal Eairoea
ot1ces IN the North and West, and :. tue Conrsny1
Office, corner Lake mud Dearborn atraet aud At tho
Z. II. R1CE, supestate- dent.
Il 6AI4YNf% General AGant. ..tts6
, 1861-03-30
SEWING MACHIN Es.
~ /. CORNELL q co.'s
r~-xIv and ManufAotur1nR
$40 sEWlNo MACHINES
.anGAHT Il FARHss FATENT.

-.1.,nv tn sav to the thousands who arc using
aps 5se N@ oRe1Rs Tak Il:
4kGsK EkGAK AnTEa1ff AsnTEa1f = oF s. GkoVER BAKEK BAKEK ELIAS
Rove il. nd q pssso4n aeianx Of osaos fnen afe
ses5ea eaaass ~ e aas 9ass x.as II
I'd "a ahst a = ss IL e1 ny
% "a s s ~ a, f PSSss1e
~ fassa sti a. Iza1FsTAr1 aaD
= x1g9HEs a59 Hsdn3a r r. Tsa .suu. customer,
:. Z 9 1s15as*R { & 81 THE r
sa frs aess ssens ~ esr astns soI
Mee6 sunre than asy otasr - there IS soma
sayMax e in4 net asoo1s oeslssis4 ar esen LEES
n1se b. css tgsnis gir rndsd btn9 ae x "a "a
"a tsy: Sss Sc Us L e.
saussS Rs ~ sas tsees ssS
% q 60 xa:saes e. I ~ Ta4S III xacH1ax
p - Hundreds with xhtcn Ee ss1 f9 4p hose
"a saaoa !. perfect = 5ans Ss Xeae ia osasr a1 ssts.
Pss e 1en5;11ss 1assE r. :
s1sss ssysns G nsesinss 4hree y p*oed as
sn1 r.RSs q Ss1s &C. H. T.
sessd ~ hays not been ahla e sugP1{ re ~
E5 SH5 55azsLa s Fl aNn ESHnl95a a5a Hake
se Z sss HEsaass "a 5s Es
S5s q s. & 9s:'sS::
sss ssas s: sss ss7s ess q ;ss s.
~ nuse1ssort Representing that o1r uachiues were
oa o 81 aas 81 ases e Ta1 ~:
g - ~ fsss go tsnt md .Ee shs 1oas pfoastesott q
t. ss:ssis 8: s9seaa SIN Ell L. o.,
On :. 1ss Isss ss1ssI i6p7sts.ss, =. 10
, 1861-03-30

THICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
tora and azriEe at Chicago a tolloEs:
at Is ?. N. {sundhy7 ezcepted3.
Fight Express leaves st Il = L. {saturday7 excspt
ed); arrive At SIS H. y. tMonaaTs txceptea}.
joliet Accommodation, 400 r. u. (Sund2yB eIcGpt6dQ.
10HG F. TRACY, Ger- 4upt
VII Bf Joan, Gent Agent de91
, 1861-03-30

Ihtup John, IT. csrnM PatacE
i sHepbeli John Cruickshanka Ca
sIothe Iohnr s.Cnregan tEdVd
ssn,t3be1l IahnJ Corning Axco e
1s1f Io1eph r Cfows Edwd
r. r. stffe1d K John Courtfcs Edwin :
Wm CoMattoeESu1N-
, 1861-03-30

CHICAGO & NORTHWEST
~ ERN RAILWAY.
DIRECT R0UTE q:
To Rockford. Beloit, Freenort, Jsnesyine- Galens I
Madison, Prairie du CHEN. Fond dt La., Cshknsh
Green Bay, Berlin, Hpon, Ia Crosse, st. FAM dsC
On and after Monday, November &aa, lnnr Exias
leave, viz:
Day E1press-t2E Noon.
E5P. 4. for Janesytile and Way st2uona
through tickets can be purchased At al Railroad
offices On Dea1born street. Or at Passenger Stanona
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Superintendent.
E. De WITT RonNsoH. GeaI Ticket AFT ociIIT