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On Wednesday evening, the 18Th inst, By
the Rev. ?. T. Dicharry, at tho Cathedral,
Mr. B. j. BOWS to Miss ElHA C4srANEpo,
both OF this place.
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s'Least said tits soonest Mendea.'

"Least said tits soonest Mended,'
There Is an adage old and wise
With naneless good attended,
Would's know what tis; II tell tboo friend
Least said 'tig soonest mended." -
The wise man says an answer soft,
The demon wrath will turn aside,
But not to speak ut NIL. sometimes
win just as well betide.
Words, thoughtless words, arc spirits loosed,
And each one flies to do it's will,
Gliding with quick and noiseless wing,
To wake up good, or fruitful i'll,
And peace aud love ulay slumber On,
And deem themselves defended s
Till Ill is lost, remember then,
"LeaBt sAld It's soonest flchded"
Have friends you love, trlae nursed,
Aud Let h thoughtless word or two,
Just like some medling demons burst,
The tics through years Of love that grew
Pity the sorrows each must feel
And oh, with this let love be blended,
But add not words, It's fire 10 fire,
"Le,lst gaid It's soonest nended.
rorehaDcc thine ewr hearts pride il painod,
BY evil censures horably nlhde
And all ,tnrernitting how or why,
You find yourself at last betrayed,
re STILL for words escaped just fhen
From out. yonr chafed and burning beart,
Would wake The sleeping iionds again,
A fiercor venom to impart
Be STILL for thoufhtless words ones uttered,
Can never be aEain recalled,
And Oft with bonds forer unbroken,
Have peaco and happiness entroled,
What'er the cause of grief may be,
If you would have IL ended,
Think well before you speak, and think,
Least said tis soonest Ineudcd."
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THURSDAY, % AUGUST, 1862.

| united All one man in the defonse ol
| our canse, we must eventually come
out u the struggle free and glorious
pcoph.
1t is, therefore, our opinion that the
gnerilla system is The most effective
mode to bring about speedy termina.
ton of the war. Witness the exploits
of Murgan's heroic bands, in Tennes-
see and kentuky. They have done
more harm TO the federal troops aud
created more beneficial moral result
for our cause among the population
Of those States than even the victories
Of Manassas or Shiloh. The Northern
press already sounds the alarm at the
progress Of the guorillas in Missouri,
Guerilla, and more guorillas should
then be the cry honceforth. It is the
magic word which is destined to
sweep the invader from our SOW
Every parish should take pride in
furnishing her quota to this important
department Of our army. Those who
haze not already done 1t should lose no
time in 50 doing. To have been
among tile "defenders Of Yicksburg"
or one Of the "colebrated guerillas,"
will, one day, be no small claim to
the admiration and gratefulness Of the
grewing generation.
Natchitoehea has largely done her
share 80 for. This parish, having al.
ready furnished ten companies to the
armies Of tile Confederacy, now sends
d full Battalion Of Partisan Rangers,
the rBreazealo Battalion" or this
battalion, three companies are eSclu.
sivoly from our parish with o few men
from neSoto and Bicnville alliug up
the two others.
Let guerillas be thrown all over the |
land, let every federal stragglef be cut
down, let every convey be pounced
upon, every bearer OF dispatches seif- |
ed, all thor communications inter
ruptod and they will soop realize the |
folly Of their chimerieal conquest Of The |
South,
i~-~~--->.-~. ~<ee~s .>~~a-------s
PowpEH,--Thc San Antonio (TesaB) |
,owicr manilfaetory is mailing pow. |
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-28
Absentees from Battalion Brea-
zeale partizan Rangers.

| ADsentses from Battalion Brea-
zeale partizan Rangers.
| COMP, A CAPT. JAS. D. BLAIR,
Absentees. Causes.
q Bryan, Absent on sick furlough,
w w Berly, discharged on account oil
disability,
Oliver Fredieux, Absent ON sick fuflough,
Homer Fonftneau, 7" +" f" IL
~ B Fleming, Discharged on acct. OF
disability
N @ Gibbs Absent on sick furloueh,
Phillip May, Absent sick furlough.
q s Nelson, Discharged on account Of
disability,
COMP. 3, CAPT w. O. BREAZEALE.
dbsentees !. Causes
y T Bludworth Detailed at The Provost
Marshals office,
] B Furgusson, -
@ Y Dranguet,
A A Pelli,
L q Rogers
j M Nixon, Detailed on his own
and Sister In land Plantation,
u Levasseur Detailed on U W
Morses' Plantation,
B A Howlet Detailed on Col Nc
Iaurins Plantation,
jules Airie, Discharged,
L Airie, a
saml. Goted Sick Furlough,
J W Green Absent without Leave,
] Il Hickman Sick furlogh
I Lemome, :"
j s Mullins, ~
II Plajsanee, Absont without leave
Merit Roberts.
M d Thompson, Sick Furlouph,
Loen Bfosset, Absent without Leave,
COMPANY G CAPT. + A PRUDHoME
Abseatess.. Causes,
Jun'r I'd Lieut. I Rachal At,sent with leave,
j I Moses .dbseut sick with
leave,
% Dupre Absnnt without
leave
CAPT. A o P P1UEENS s COMPANY
4Irs3Jfrrs T.,1ts,
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-28

PowpER,--Thc San Antonio (Tesas)
powder man,ifaetory is mailing pow
der enough to supply half the Confcd.
crate armies. The best Judges say
that it is equal TO DnPont's first quail.
ty
Cartridges are also made there.
The army III Arkansas is supplied
from that place
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
ID IC IN J. y. $50 y -
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY
Ready dyProofPress,
-Rutcutc1 Junc lxt.. 1SG !.
To: Country Publishers.

L HE want OF q cheap proof press
has long been felt by publishers of
country papers and small Job Offices
The undersigned knowing this from
experiences. has invented a press of
this sort (simiiar to Hoe Il Co.'S and
offers it to the craft as the cheapest
in the market. Instead of solid
caSt-iron cylinder, it is made of sheet
iron and filled, being decided i'm
provement, rs it gives elasticity to
to the cylinder. The cost of an or
dinarv proof press is $50, while this
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

The Cincinnati Free Nation. speak
ing Of the kentucky Shareholders,
~ho oppose Lincoln'a Emancipation
scheme, says:
They are determined if possible to
prevent the slavery system from re-
ceiving a blow anywhere, for they
are awalc if the slaves of the rebels
are contiscated and made free, that
the destruction, of the system must
follow, even in the border States, not
by force, or by cempulsive legislation,
but because the power. the sanctity
of the system would he gone, aud it
would be neither profitable nor re-
gu.able longer.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
Confederation Restaurant.

L. (Formeriy Gaiety.)
N- AIjolminyhhc Contirlerctio~
Co?Tce Ilnasr. SArcrepocA, Ln.-
we'll lnown and. popular es,
l. tablishme..t has bcen,removed as
above, and is open for the accolnmo-
dation Of the public. There will h.
found the best .t game. fish, oysters.
and everything that the Shreveport
ard New Orleans markc ctse atford.-
Meals furnished at all hours day O,
night. Families and parties will
a*,a their orders promptly attended
10. no37viy
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

Portable Steam Engines with or
without wheels Stationery Steam
Engines with double Huc boilers
Circular Saw Mills of the most,lnod-
"rn and improved construction. We
challenge the trade to produce q. bet
ter or more effective article ut Il less
price. Cotton Gin and GmSs Mill
Shattin".
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and FIGURING Mill.
Straub Corn Mills.
lndi;s RoJbrr Betting.
WooAwrutll Planning ana Matching
Machines.
Arrrsian Wen Tools ANA Pipes fur
nis}st.d 70 order.
Steam Guac"~. Whistles, &c,
and every description Of Plantation
and Railway Machinery.
Send and get an illustrated cata-
logur Of orr Machinery, free by mail !;
all W" ask is Il preference at the same
price with eqaally good Northern
Works. Address f NJ. INENS,
No. % St. Charles ST., n. O.
No. Sly
The parties having refused to pay
for the above advertisement, we eau
ton all against giving them patronage
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

NOR SALE-Thc Newspaper and JOB
l. Material, books, and outstanding debts
OF this Office. Reasons for selling given on
application, if desired. To a person VIII"
will continue the publication of thy paper,
bargain will be offered The materials
are new, and there is sufficient stock OF pa-
per on hand 70 last six or eight months. -
Address the proprietor d?Ott
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
ViekSAQlIg sun.

Published in Nicksb1lrg, Miss, by
T. $. Martin, Chas A. Cone, and
Geo. II. Elwell. Terms, $40 pe~ an
mum for the Daily; Weekly, So. The
sun is the onl y paper in Vicksbnrg
published every day in the week.
V1-n:,4-tf
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
Che t5fml -N>eeklu Meavs.
Arrest Of Ex-senator JOnes-He
is Taken TO Fort Lafayette.

Several day ago the Hon Geo. w.
Jones, Ex-senator from Iowa, and
late Minister to Bogota, returned to
this country after Il long ABSENCE
He imncdiately v proceeded to- WASH
in=ton and paid his respects to the
Secretary of State, at the same time
expressing his regret ut the troubles
OF the country, and his hope that
the rebellion would be overpow
1t is understood that he was every
where vt the Capital regarded as
loyal and his accounts We're all found
correct. An error of $500 was dis
covered, tha being thct excess of his
claim, over the amount credited to
him. Mr.. Jones says that upon cx-
animation the whole sum was al
lowed, the fault being in the Depart
mcnt of State. Not /; suspicion of
disloyalty was brGathed against
him.
As late as Monday noon he was
closctcd with Mr.. Seward, and their
conversation is said to have been of
the most unreservcd character. At
3o'clocS he took passage in the cars
intending to return home and see his
family. At s o'clock Mr.. Kennedy
received Il dispatch from Mr.. Seward
directing him to arrest the Ex-Sena-
tor on Il charge of treason, and in
forming him Of the route lie had
taken.
Detective Farley was detailed to
the railroad depot of Jersey City, for
the purpose of arresting the accused.
At five o'clock this (F'riday morning
the train arrived, and Mr.. Farley saw
his man getting off. Approaching
hun, he informed him that he was Il
prisoner. Mr.. Jones expressed sur
prise at this unexpected interruption.
and thought there must be some mis-
take, but the officer assured him there
was not, Mr.. Jones's baggage was
then secured, and he was brought TO
the police headquarters in !; ;carriage
no Resistance or the least objection
being offered.
Mr. Kennedy received his dis.in-
guishcd prisoner with much cortiali-
~, but could not, of course, inform
him as to the nature Of the charge
which had been made against him.
Mr.. Jones said that he Thought it yery
strange that after his full antf free
communication with the State Depart
Inent, Mr.. Seward should order his az
rest. In neither work nor des,d had
he been guilty OF disloyalty, and he
could account for his arrest only on
the supposition that Il foreigner, who
bears him some cnlnity, had made
false charges a|:linst him. He wish
cu All uHiIlcufatc cAatnlll;lliOti, ana Is
confident OF release, when oxamina-
ton is had
At about ten. clock this (Friday)
morning, the distinguished prisoner
was taken TO Fort Lafavette, :, accom-
panied by Detective Farley. His
baggage was detained at the police
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
PEI,ER BACON,
M A ACHIN IST .

Offers his services to the public,
to repair machinery and attend to all
orders in his business Can be seen
at Lewis Mill. d2O
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
Restaurant

|HNul. undersigned would respect
L full inform the citizens Of Shreve-
port and vicinity, that he has opened
n RE.ST1 UR-iNI on Texas street,
near Market, where he is prepared at
all times to satisfy his friends and
customers, from . o'clock. a. NJ. until
IL. L. NJ, with warm or cold meals
l37To Boarders by the month or
week. a liberal deduction will bemaile.
vlhj4-6m j. A. JEHLE +.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
DENTAL NOTICE.

NHE undersigned will be absent from
l. Shreveport until about March. Mr.. II.
Il. Samuel ismy legal agent during my alb
sencc, and will collect my claims and dis
charge debts, whenever able 50 to do.
My former assistant will be found in the
office. S. HINSOS, u. u. S.
Shreveport, Jan. 3, 1862.
Shreveport papers please copy one month,
discon,in my card until my return, and
present bills to Mr.. Samuel. $. II.
(tCHOOL NOTICE.-I'he under
~ signed will resume School busi-
ness in Shreveport, on the Second
Monday in January, 1862.
Rates ot Tuition per NINTH:
Elementary English branches, $500.
Higher English branches and the
Languages, $500.
i:5-:}t u. DONOVAN.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
Inciting British Soldiers TO Desert.

The Morning Freeman Of the 4th OF February publish.
ed At st. John b., contains lengthy report Of the
local police relating the attempt of Philip Moore
and Niles Corrgan induce soldiers Of the British army
and especially Of the Fuseer Guard escape and desert
to the United States. Corrigan tried first. John
Murray, soldier OF heIusleer Guard deposed that he
knew the prisoner (Corrigan), and continued
saw him at his house in Carleton Wednesday night
last; 1t was before eight O'Clock: Thomas Frazer also
soldier. was with me- said there three four hours
we asked TO lghs our pipes We talked about soldiers
making their escape 10 the United States he said he
could take TO Passport in seven hours he said
IL would be better for us TO Join tho American army
that we would get better paid-gs. about $50
a month, and would not have 10 fght but
TO drill the soldiers, and whom arrived
~ Eastport he would take to a boarding house
change could 90 that night Icommencsd telling thsm
tales about theCrmean war; we left and over in
tho small boat about ten O'Clock; went down some
rocks TO get N the house his directed us how 10
find his fathers house, the next night went n Corri
gans and took two spsd shirts pair OF socks ana
me Frazer was with me saw corresu ss s.vs ~'pos ms
vest and he It'd that We must take the stripe out Of
our trowssrsj l gave him my waist belt; he recon-
mendcd thai we should leave that night get some
bay and shchor objected 70 that; we got our tea
and wc1f TO bed in small room; were taken out Of
two shirts ssslskn gloves and woolIsn gloves now bro
duced rsgmsnta necessaies belonging 10 the Queen
and whish gave 70 Corrigan; Corrigan arrested
that night; did not know anything OF Corrigan until
Moore tsld me- was not deserving; my oblect was 70
mad out who u was that was decoying the troops away;
the Colonel did not name Corrgan.
The cross sxaminatieu of the witness - we'll AZ the
examination In chief Of Thomas Frazer, already alluded
70 did not elicit any more facts than that the soldiers
had no intention 70 desert but only working BY
direction OF their colonel TO find out the Of the
men who were engaged in tanpering with British troops.
AFTER careful Investigation and the examination Of
several Witnesses both corrgan and Moore were SEN
fenced 70 pay fine Of 500, accordance with the
British statute TO that effect There was another charge
against them OF receiving soldiers cothng which, how
ever, was not pressed.
The Freeman that this action Of the colonel OF the
Fusileer Guard vas "a splendid sratsge - and he thinks
It's success great triumph over the American aesnts
who would encourage dessrtions
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
THE AMERICAN WAR CRISIS.
The People Proclaim Against Intsrven.
tfOm.
from the London Economist. Fsb.3I

We not only disappointed but disposed 10
rejocs At the rumoT that Ia the intention Of Minis
ters either 70 recommend any comprehensive mea-
sures' In the Queens speech, or to Introduce very
reason 70 apprehend that Mr. Gadstones budget will
he an " amhitious' There Ia no reason to dread
that any organic" reforms will be either proposed or
listened 70. Tbsre no expectation that ministers will
declare their resolution W stand fall BY the re-
vsed code though Of course the debates on this sub
ect will be long and fierce The one subject on mitch m.
country 0nxous b hear hs aaiemeu Of the Cdbndlhs
me ony water, tnded, Which makes feel any sp,ciaI IN,
wuv. We anroso 70 hear them declare not n.itnsr
fhy, they hope hev imperdf ally hope any intention
Of breaking the Hockdds; that however they will watch
sedulousy over British rights and will tolerate no
Infringement Of them h1 hsy o.. 10 hp, for an
ooriy termination Of e DISASTROUS conflict and that they
will do all that be dono by ueutras bring IL TO
close Htksv ciu spsok dtsractoriv reo pof,srrd
tos kas No dof hot they oonsoe shall gladly yorerdte
ih>m from dsv great aDovm Of legislation properly 30
alLed.
Ministers have nothing to apprehcnd on the score Of
their policy towards America so just and impartial 80
thoroughly pervadcd by OF what IL due 10 the
listening long spcsch he "Hockcde' from gentle
man distinguished for his Pdriiamenidry fotturs Public
opinion has expressed tteD clorIy and unon,mosly
dgutna any interenon such orcible breach of the
bockaoe would be and that In quarters whore 10
had been expected the most eager desire for such
would have prevailed that the government runs no
risk OF beng cccrced into which would lower the
country IN the consideration Of the world. Moreover
the intentions OF the American government TO which we
referred In general terms last THURSDAY deprvs Mr.
Lindsay's motion Of ns political interest vbis az 10
usrcsl interests II swell understood by those most
engaged in them h1f q not ne rdts,.e of N. bioI1J,
ba Me twfnaf,on Of ne Witch wosd r,I,e,v N. Js
.v<s prsraasno N oar manufacturing disnci The min
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
Coroner's Inquest.

DIAM from An OvKRposs os LADASun.--Mari Baker
native Of Long Island, aged sixty i've years. died a
No Ridge street Monday night from the effects Of
overdose OF lsudanum. Deceased, II appeared had
been in the habit OF taking the poison for the last
twenty two years. She commenced with small dosea Al
rst but gradually increased their until at last shs
able dispose Of tabespoonfuId daily On wednss
day last deceased took spoonful before breakfast and
almost Immediately after breakfast took another Tho
quantity proved too much for her. however az she soon
became insensbe, and never Afterwards rallied Coro
ner Collin held an inquest upon the body Yesterday
when the jury rendered verdict n accordance With he
above facts
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
The Nashville Leaves southau

The Nashville Leaves S0uth""Pto"'
A BRITISH FRIG A-E PREVENTS THE fUscARokA fhoA
ATTACKING HER.
The rebel steamer Nashville left southampton on the
Sd inst.
She passed. the Union gunboat Tuscarora Oh Cowes
where the latter anchored
The T1scarora steamed up to start in chase OF the
Nashvile bu the frigate alongside to pre-
vent her departure for twenty four hours,
The last of the Nashville was that she was steam
ing down the channel with all speed
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 3-Evenna.
The funds without material variation In Lo0don
Consos closed on Monday, ID inst: at 92xa
Money continues easy and abundant.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 3-EveninR.
CoroS.-sAlss to-day 900 bales including 1000 on
speculation and for export. Prices steady.
No market At Manchester since the Asia.
BRxADsrUFTs.-Messrs Wakefield, Nash & Co. caN
wheat and our exceedingly quiet but prices unAltsrsd
Corn also quiet at 3lS. q 3ls. Sd. for mixed ba
PRovr1oxs.-Beef and pork dull and still declining
Bacon steady. Talow and lard quiet.
PRoDUCE.-SugaI dull, and Sd Cd. cheaper. Rice
steady Coffee inactive Rosin without change. Spirits
Of trSsatins quiet but unaltsrsd. Ashes sales
ported.
LONDON MARKETS.
quiet CoGse 6rm Tea steady and in fair dsmaad Rice
arm. Talow nat; Y. c. 4os. Cd Ais.
THE LATEST MARKETS. am
tsY TELEGRAPH Fson LIVERPOOL TO QuEMsrowx.l
LIVERPOOL. Feb. (, 1852.
Sales OF cotton to-day 5000 bales including 500 10
spectators and exporters The market closed quiet
unchanged quotations.
STATE op TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
Tie advices from Manchester are unfavorabls the
market for goods and yarns being inactive.
BRR ,psrurs The market is quiet and steady
PRovsIoNs-Ths market IL duh and generally easier
BACON ia steady and unchanged.
The transactions in the produce markets have been
small, and the market Is generally steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consos closed to-day at OK o27s for money
AMERICAN STOCKS.
The latest sales were made foows:-Eris Railroad,
2sh ANY; Illinois Central, ~ a - discount.
THE PARIS BoURsE.
PARIS, Feb. $50 p. NJ.
The Bourse opened very arm, but subsequently
nannate. Ieutes closed st Ilf 4oc, &C. lower than
Yesterday
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Feb. 1S-6P.M
AsHEs.-Ths market was steady, with small sales aa
s. SIX for pots, and at 80 25 for pearls
BRRADsruYVs -Flour-The market was less active and
buoyant especially Western and State brands and closed
at decline of &c. per Dbl. The demand chiefly from
the domestic trade Tho sales embraced about 1000
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

sters who brought the Trent affair IN an early ana s
cessfu conclusion may be trusted 10 watch over i'
rights in the Cuffs OF Florida and Mexico.