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Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10
j. b. & B. w. REILLY.

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4 Ucroiue IF 'GI.-'ihe ilarper's
Ferry correspondent OF the Louisville
Courier relates the following" patriotic
incident, in which a lady Of Mary
land was the actor
In the dcalth Of other news, let me
give YOU another instance Of the love
" devotion Of women to our nobIcst
and most glorious OF all causcS.-
Very recently, Mrs. Bradley johnson,
Of Frederick, Maryland. wife Of Il
leading lawyer, and daughter Of Rom
uius NJ Saunders, formerly y Minister
to Spain, hoaring tha. the Baltimore
regiment, stationed at this point, We're
not adequately armed and equipped,
Determined to remedy the dctcct.-
Alone she iourncycd to North Caro-
lima, her native State, and before a
meeting of prominent citizens cx-
planned the object Of her mission.
But Il few words Of her eloquent and
pleading tongue We're necessary.
Five hundred Of the most approved
rifles were Instantly supplied, beside
clothing. acknowledgements OF all drscrip-
tions. She returned here an,l was re-
ccived with all tile honor- due a
worthy woman. VINO had nob!v ac-
compli~hed her l,atriotic lnis-ion.--
But: his is not the only feat of Mr.,
johnson worth recording. On hen
route honeward while passing over
| the tran@" and Alexandria Railroad,
her suzpicians (woman!y. and. Of
course, mor" acutr) We're aroused by
the appearance Of a man on the train
She irveigl"d the fellow into conyyr,
; sation, and finally elected from him
such expressions Of sympathy for tn,
North, as 10 justify an officer being
called ,ud an arres; being made
Concealed about his person wer'
found maps, plans and other docu
nents. He proved 70 be 4 Nr. Nc
kcnzie, Of Alexandria, and a paic
spy in the service of Lincoln's Gov
trrl!ncnt
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10
.Setectcd ErprcSSiy.J"r hc DGiiy Macs
WIFE IN DANGER.

A husband, finding that his wife
received splendid presents from an
aGlnirer, thought it would be unwise
not to show her what dangerous
ground she stood upon. She had
been driving out one morning with a
lady, and Went to the dining room
Immediately on her return home, in
tending to shew her purchases to her
husband. No husband, however, did
she hnd--but what, for the moment
delighted her the more-the table
covered with jewels! The transport
ted Alicia eagerly advanced.
How beautiful - she exclaimed
aloud, as she tried the brilliants upon
her arm and fingers, and alternately
put down one ornament to admire
another. 'I did not see, even at
court, such diamond necklace as
this'' she continued. Il wonder
where they came from
Suddenly she spied i beautiful
box to hold bonbouS, set in diamonds,
and of a particularly beautiful shape.
These bOnntereS Were much the fash
ION at that time, ard the dutchess OF
G. had displayed one at the opera
house, which had been the envy and
admiration Of all present. To have q
more elegant and precious box than
her grace Of d.; to set the fashion OF
that shape; to show her fair tapo,
fingers, to advantage, as she present
ed it to her neighbors-how many
sources of delight to a fashionable
belle! Instantly the ornaments wer.
replaced and forgotten; nothing bu
this delighted box deserved a thought
She was so much engrossed by he,
admiration, that she saw no. her hus
band until he stood before her.
"Oh, Mr.. Chairville,,' she CRIED
with childish joy, "see how magni
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

iSeccm Hundred IXousaud Bales
We have it upon the most reliablea au-
thority that the people of Alabama,
through their Congressional Repre-
sentatives, will subscribe 100000
bales towards the S5O,OOO,OOO loan.
All honor to the patriotism of Il gen
erous and liberal people, who love
their country more than gold.
Montgomery Confederation.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

Tie zroy to 1alk.-The following
language was made use of in an edi-
torial, which appeared in the Full
ton Ill.) Democrat, not long since.
The editor fthat paper speaks plain :
Just so soon as we can be convin-
ced that the Government is right in
its course of coercion and devasta-
ton; that any benefit accrues to the
Unions honor, or integrity, or gene
raj welfare; just so soon as we can
be convinced that Lincoln is not the
hell-deserving destroyer of his coun-
try-then, and not till then, will we
give our encouragement to this I'm,
godly, fratricidal war.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10
The Right Spirit,

We are informed by our fellow
citizen Mr.. j. +. Morrill, that he is
making arrangements to establish III
our city, q tannery and shoe manu-
factory. Our friend deserves much
praise for this step, and should not
only be encouraged, but patronized
as We think, he will. His lumber is
already purchased for building pur-
poses, and if We mistake not he has
Il pegging machine. Let our NOR
chants here and in the vicinity, show
their appreciation of this great I'M
provcment to our section, by imme-
diately sending in their orders. II
we had but few more such men III
our midst. Shreveport would soon
show herself in her proper position.
Let this experiment Of Mr.. Ms be
followed by such other persons, As
are capable Of carrying on different
branches of manufacture, and we pre-
dict success. Mr. Morrillis the right
man in the right place may he sue
ceed beyond his expectations.
For the past eight years we have
been endeavorinS to prove to the
Southern people the great necessity y
Of home Manufacture but with no
pcrceptiblc good effects. Still We
keep on doing it, with the hope that
we will live to see the day, that ouG
glorious South, will be dependent
upon none but her own citizens, for
what she needs. Friends, if You
love the South and her institutions
don't stand with your arms folded.
hoping, and thinking that it will all
be right again, that there * no ne
cessity for establishing diiiercn:
branches of industy. for this is the
very reason why we are no het.
ter off to-day. Bear this in mind
don't wait to see the final result O
our present difficulties for this llas
always been the drawback 70 ON
prosperity; onthe contrary, YOU can
in any way, aid in the establishment
of any kind of manufacture, be i
ever so trihing in the estimation 0
others, do it by all means, and here
after, if not at prest mt. YOU will b.
thanked for pursuing such a course
. Put your wits 70 work, and let's know
the result, take the chances now OF
tered, for no better opportunities vii
ever present themselves. Let the wore
, be, 'mow on never If We fail t
improve the chances now before lis
we deserve not the name Of men, an,
should ever hereafter be colnpelle
:. to look to others for what we nee
and be made to pay for such things {
l. enormous rates; yes thousand fol
L more than we have ever yet paid.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

Gen. .Joseph Laue.-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.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10
g Sec every page.

Oving to tie change IN tie Mail
arrangements, "IHe Dai2y Acsrs,"
zciN nat make ais appearance at as
ea71y an Aouy IN tile mo,n5ng as usu0l.
This re are co,apellcd to do to en0hle as
to furnish our rcaders arath tie latest
indifference
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10
COnSt:abIe'S Sale.
Il, the Justices Court, Ward No 4,
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Coddo.
Simpson & Calhoun


VS.. NO. 5lUI.
A. s. Kettswitz.
10y virtue Of writ of fiera facias to
- me directed by the Hon. Justice
Jonas Robeson's Court, Ward No. 4,
in the parish and state aforesaid, in
the above entitled suit, and will offer
for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder at the Office of Justice
Jonas Robson, in the city Of Shreve-
port, on Saturday, the 9th day Of
July. 1861, between the hours of l
o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o'clock, P. M.
The following described property
seized as that of the defendant, A. S.
Kettswitz, and to be sold to pay and
satisfy the above mentioned writ, to-
wit:
5 sacks of Coffee marked A. S. K.
Terms of sale Cash, with the benefit
of appraisement,
II T. STEWART,
July ., 1861. Constable.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

The London correspondent Of the
New York Daily News, in his letter
of June !, writes:
A loan has been negotiated in Lom-
bard street to the tune of several mil
lions by New Orleans man, not un-
known in Amsterdam.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

We are authorised TO announce,
II. H. PITTS, as candidate for re-
election, for the Office OF fRECORDER
Election on the first Monday in No
yember.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

are ! DO but look at this bijou OF Il
box! Oh! would not part with it
for worlds! And. this. too, is the
opera night, aud l shall show it
there! Is it not charming!"
(which, my love 2" replied Mr..
Chairvillc. with smile; "thc dia-
monds or the opcra!"
"Oh, both, to be sure !" hastily
answered the wife. but you do
not seem to admire them"
Indeed do; but you know l
think nothing charming but you"
And was it to make me more So
said Alicia. laughing, "that you
sent for all these gay things!'
am not rich enough to display
the contents Of all the jewellers
shops to You, and bid them court your
acceptance, said Mr.. Chairville.-
"Thcse come from one who has more
of the power, though not more Of the
viii to please. The p sent them
to YOU, and l spread them on the ta-
bic to enjoy your first surprise"
GLOW very good! How very mag
niticent !" replied the simple Alicia.
And | may choose what | like!'
Without doubt said her hus-
band. "T'hev are all yours, if you
like. But You forget the price,
"You DO not pay for Il gift" said
Alicia, the calmncss Of her husband s
manner subduing her satisfaction.
"Thcse diamonds, nevertheless,
have Il price," he said, fixing his
eyes steadily on his blooming wife
Il am the price,
The glittering baubles fell from the
hand of the appalled, Alicia; me
chanically she retreatcd from the ia
bic, which now only inspired her with
alarm and horror; she put her arms
behind her, and continued to walk
! backwards, until she reached the eN-
trcnity Of the apartment III which
she stood, then leaning against the
wall, she raised her eyes, with an i'm
pioring expression /" her husban :
face, as if she feared tn" very sight
! of these presents had sunk her IL
| his esteem, although she had Il con.
I fused idea OF his meaning.
"How pale You are, my beloved
how YOU tlcmhle" said her husband
tcnderly supporting her" You can,
not fear ali evil You need not bring
upon vuurSclt-an evil which, huotr
YOU will not bring upon yourself OF
me. did not shock you III this sud
den way because | doubted You, bu
because thought i. the simplics
way Of disclosing 10 you the p:
views. Now, will you return the di
Almonds p
"Oh, no!' exclaimed Alicia, "d'
you return them. 1t would make lus
i'll TO look at them again.
You would regret parting Will
thcm?' he asked her with an indul
gent smile.
DO you think somcanly Of m" Z
said his wife. some OF those hal
smothered feelings nature had givel
her flashing from her bright darl
eyes: Il would not touch again thos
banetul gifts, for the wealth Of tn
fairy tales"
"Indignation is a very great i'm
i, provelnentto beauty" said MIR. Chair
Vile "but my Alicia is becomin:
: under every emotion!'
r ~~>
Gen. JosepA Laue.-An Orego
I
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

We will be pleased to receive contribu-
.ioas from our friends, in and around Shrevc-
port. An occasional articlefrom orr planters,
relative to the crops, will be very acceptabl.
In fact, we desire correspondence from
every section of the States.
Personal articles will not be published,
either as communications or advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10
ID. ID. OBRIEN,
Newspaper Advertising

COLLECTING AGENT.
Office corner Canal st. and Exchange
Place. No. &.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Weekly City Correspondence i'll
F.n"Iish, French, German and Span
isl, Languages, furnished on modcr-
ate terms.
Bills sent fer Co7/cct'on fran any #
your friends, 'r!N be promptly offcn-
t}ed to. nj
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

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 a 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.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

Those friendly to our undertaking, who
may hear OF any local, or other items. that
will prove of interest to our readers, viii
favor us by handing in the same at the Office
the News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10
Confederation Restaurant.
(Formeriy Gaiety.)

l. Formeriy Gaiety)
- ldoinjugMe Confederation
CoFce House. Shfercpo71, La.
VNIIlS we'll Luosn and popular cs-
tablishme,.t has been removed as
above, and is open fer the accommo-
dation Of the public. There will ke
found the best of game. fish, oysters
and everything that the Shreveport
and New Orleans markets afford
Meals furnished at all hours day or
night. Families and parties will
nave their orders promptly attended
o. no37v1y
- Congress has enacted the fol-
lowing law in reference to Ncwspa-
pers, entitled the
NE IT.SPAPER La ".
Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered
as wishing to continue the subscrip-
ton.
If subcribers order the discontiu-
uance of their papers, the publishers
NAV continue to send them till all that
| is due be paid.
If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office to
! which they are directed, they are held
responsible until they have settled
their bills and ordered their paper dis
continued.
If subscribers remove to otherplaces
without informing the publisher, and
the F eper is sent to the former direc-
ton, they are held responsible.
| The courts have decided that refus-
ing to take a paper or periodical from
the Office, is 1',.ma fac,c evidence CT
fraud
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

The following are the officers cleo
ted by the members of Meth Lodge,
No. 81, I. O. O. T. to serve for the
ensuing term P. Fl. Keyes, N.
G.; John Dickinson, V. G.; B. ia
cobs, Treasurer; S. Seligman, Secre-
tary.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10
AGENTS.

Mr.. JOIN w. TiIEH, IS our authorized
agent in Natchitoc!les.
Mr.. ID. D. OBEIEN, No. 6, Exchange
Place, New Orleans, is cur authorized
Agent for that city.
Mr. II. G.. CLARKE, Bookseller, is our an
thorized agent for Vicksburg aud NatcheZ.
Mr. J. II. LOTION, is our agent at Belle
yue Bessicr Parish.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

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.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

The members Of Meth Lodge, [.
0. O. f. are requested to be punctu-
al in attendance this evening, at their
hall. 1t is desired that every mem
Der be present.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

Gov Clarke of Texas, is a can
didate fer reelection.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10
5l1rereport d]aily a(e}rs,
VNp. .DICHI% son
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Wednesday, July 10. 1861.

Job Work must be paid for on de-
livery,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10
For the Seat Of War.

We arereqaested to say by Messrs.
Hollingsworth and Wharton, that
any thing placed in their charge, for
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 car
be left at the store, of Messrs. Simp
son and Calhoun, to-day. They pro
pose leaving our city on the Homer
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-10

- Congress has enacted the fol-
lowing law in reference to Newspa-
DerS, entitled the
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-13
V0L. 8---N0. IL.

ration of the States. The peop'e themselves
cen DO his If they choose. but the Executive,
as such. has nothing q do Eith Il. lis dU-
E ty Is TO administer present government = II
came into MS hands. and TO transmit Il, IN
impaired by bin. 10 hrs successaT- Why
should there not DC = patient confidence IA
the ultimate justice Of the people. Is there
anv better or equal hope IN Ihs- Torio- L,
our present differences Is either parry without
faith Of being in .Le riEhiE IL the Almighty
Ruler OF Nations. With lis etsroal truth and
Justice. be on cur Size Of ihe North or On
yours of the South. that truth and that JUS
tice will scrolv prevail. by the Judgment @
this great tribuna3. the Americas people.
Bv she frame Of the Gave-uu5nt under
which re live, this same Pepple have wisely
gwen their V1hi.c servants but ilt;.e poser
for mischief anl haze with equal wisdom
for the return Of that little e iheir owB. hands.
at very short inteTva.s While The people
retain their virtue and vigilance, 10 admin
istraiion. by any extrene Of w5ckelHess CT
folly. vsn very seriously injure tue govern
ment In the short space Of four years
Ny countTYmen. one and al. think calmly
and well uSon this whole sutieet Nothing
valuable can be lost ny taEiog t5raa, II there
b, an object 70 hurry any Of yCu T. lat haste
70 a step which you acu,d never take duliber-
asc'v, that oljec: vii be frustrated d. taking
time but no good object can b. frustrated by
It. SCch of You as are nov Dissatisfied stii
have ths old to1rstiIuriou, u-Inrairei, 2n5,
on the seaa=tive point. the laws of your own
framing u8GeT It. while tie nlv aimiuistra-
t:on vii have 40 immediate power. II Il EoUld,
% change either. Iii were admitted thac
you we're dissatisfied hold the right side Of
the dispute. there sti3l Is no single good rsa-
son for Precip5tate action I1JsiIiEsHce. pzt-
riotism, Chris,iGuitT. AM . firm reliance On
Him VIII has aevtr yet larsaEa7 tais favored
land, are still competent 70 aljus. 10 the bes.
way all our present troubles
In your hands. my dissatisfied cJuElrym
ana not mine, Is tie n0mcatous issre Of civil
war. The GoTrTn-agut Eiil rot assail voQ
You can have 70 conflict without being vou---
selves the azCresScrs You have To oa.h
registered in heaven 20 6est7v the Govern
Ineut, While 7 shall have the E1es solemn one
to preserve, protect aud defend ii.
% [ an l0th 10 close We are us- enemies.
but friends Ne must urt lie enemies.
Though passion mag bavs stained. Il musr
not break our bonds Of affection. The mystic
chords of memory. stretched from every
battle hel1 and patriot grave O. every loving
heart aud heart stone, aI over tLis broad
land VIII vet swell the chorus Of The Unlcn
ahen a-aia tozchcj, as surely thev =5I b.
by the better angles of our nature.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WAsu1NGrox. March :. 1861
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EnTfar arrrdnrc-

Years ago. when the copper faced Dati-es
hand mingled With the Ti.tes 5Ezt long enough
to confuse their ideas IF prarric-v. when
Judge Johnston held court On banks Of the
Mowhswk. Big John. prince OF the royal
family Of Kinickinick was arraigued. tried
and convicted of the larceny Of q j-lE Of IRE
water According r. the Laws n operation
at this romantic period, Big Joha vas senten-
cel TO pay fne OF Eve dollars. which was
duly forked over. HaeraUpoa the aboriginal
cuiprii was informed tia. he WIS ~ liberty
70 go. John gathered his blanket around
him aud approached tbs Judge, aa3 daman-
ded receipt for bis Eve dollars
There 10 occasion for receipt. JOAN. -
sail the JUICE, ' yoo'A acyer b. called on
70 pay tt agiU-"
Ugh, big Indian steal Rhiskey-pa7 Eve
dollars want nm receipt
I'VE doD,t give receipts here. John.
But the son Of the forest sas not n bs
cheated lie bored sthe clerk, sheriff. and
every one connected with ths court, until the
Judge conclude 10 give him Tecc-p: 10 Get
rid 4 him. Hhe called hjm up 10 the bench,
and ii
john If you tell me Ehas yaa want with
a receipt IN give y0u one"
Upon which the red man delivered him
self as follows:
Big John die one 7F these DAYS lie 70
up to heavan-kEock at the gate. Peer
say Who knock s: the gates Of Lsaye1?~
big John John, you Fav TO- the VhiskeT
you stole.' YES SSrvl she receipt under
The gate. John Then Big John have 70 60
hunt al through beI - Sud Judge J5ausi0n
ami receipt.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-13

( TO THE CITIZENS or NEV JERSEY ANL
PENNSYL KANL4,
{ APOTHEcARIEs, DRUGGIsTs, GRocERs AND PRr
vATE FAMILIES.
wOIfe's Pure COgnac Brandy.
W OITe's Pure Madeira, sherry s. Port W inc
W oife,s Pure Scoaci. and IRISH ~ hisiseYa
ALI. In BOTTLES.
BEG leave 70 call the attention of the citizens
oft the United States to lhe above Wines and Ii
quars, imported by CdoipLo Wolfe. OF New York
whose name is familiar in every part Of this coun
try for the purity # lis celebrated Sctisdanl
SctaGPpS. Mr. Wolfe, in his letter me. speaking
OF the purity Of his Wines and Liquors says: =
VIII stake my reputation 2 man. my standing
as 4 merchant of thirty years residence in the
City OF New lurE, that all the Brandy and
Wines which l bottle are pure as imported. and
ct the best quality, and can be relied upon by
every purchaser" Every bottle has tie pro
pretor's name on the wax, and fac simfe Of
his signature on the certificate. The public are
respectfully invited to call and examine for them
selves. For sale Retail by all the Apotheca-
ries and Grocers IN Philadelphia.
GEyaGE Il. Asuros. No. s82 Market St. Phila.
Sole -4Jsnt for Ph'yrde'p5ia.
Read tie fJllowin from the New York Courier.
EROTm0-5s BlgIlcSS for one Nesc FORK jler-
chGnt.--We are happy u inform our felow-citi-
zens that there Is one place IN cur city where the
physician, aFa-hecary, ana country merchant,
can . aaa purchase pure Wines and Liquors. as
pure aS imported, and of the best quality. Wc
do not intend TO give an elaborate description Of
this merchants extensive business although II
VIZ. repay any stranger or citizen to visit idol
pho Wo!.e's extensive warehouse. Nos. Is, 20
and -. bea-.U street. and Nos. l.. 70 and 21 ,
3Iarkecheid street. His stock Cf Schuapps On
hand ready .oT shipment could not have been less
than tAlT thousand cases; the Brandy, some ten
t-ga-aud cases-N iUtages Of 1885 to 1856; and
Je4 tLuv~gad cases &C Madeira. Sherry and Port
Nc, -. .'.l and -lt-h Whisky. Jamaica and
r- old "a. sr ~
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{ Gosf .I'k~ A loafer, While s.orri7-
at tavern mp toe country. uz-i So l5ancs
abor: the bar sri drink other pcoris's lqus-.
NJ glass could be left alone T-r moment.
bu; he would slip up end drink It's contents.
One day > stage diver came ~, o"a csf:ei
for stG horn of brandy toiiy. Jedu i'm
mediately played postum ~ leaving hi- bran
dy, while ne stepped - the door. The bai.
took- On returning. be saw h5s glass empty
and exclaimed With al the 3iabcliezl horror
he could effect
Brandy and cpuin enough % XII forty
men Who drunk that pizan 2
II - eismnaercd the ioafer. ready 70 y'eld
W the gh,st With alright.
''Yoa'rc dead man - said the driver.
What shah do = hesa.chei tee stas-.
Hhe ihogsht hirEself = gog sackec.
s'Doxa With piut # lamp o;l. or you're
dead man IN three inmates snssersi tho
wicked driver And down went the l.mo
oil. and up came the brandy a1I opium. to-
gether with his breakfast Tie Joke was
told, and be has never drank other people's
liquor since.
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IL In the tenth century to eat OF the
same plate and drink OF Of tae sane cup was
considered mask Of gallantry. and ths best
possible understanding botreen IA u genie
man