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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-17
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Owing to the enormous high price OF pa
,,sr and the difficulty of obtaining supplies,
foes;des The rapid increase Of our ssbscrip.
ton list, we are compelled. in justice to our
patrons and ourself. to increase the price OF
subscription. (See terms on first page. }
& must be borne in mind that we do not fur
u:sh our readers with ONE paper every week
BUT rive. one on Tuesday and the other on
Friday, being decided advantage to news
seekers. Besides this, We are striving re-
gardless Of expense: to make such arrange.
ments as will enable US to get the latest
Intelligence possible. We viii continue to
DO this whenever an opportunity presents
itself, and hold ourself in readiness, to com
:,,nsate any one who will furnish US late
reliable news.
Our present subscribers will be privileged
70 renew their subscriptions at the expiration
Of their time, at the Old Rates. if they wish.
That we will not be compelled to stop the
publication of the ''SEsI-W EEkLi NEWS
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We sill a. FOB Printing at low prices
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The --latest.
Office Semi-Weckly Ntw..
Tuesday, Jxne II 1862.

Passengers report ,ha, Stonewa!l
jackson, having ascer:a!ncd thu,
Fremon. and Shields were rn1cavor~
ing to form junction 70 prevent his
retreat, went in pursuit OF Erc,non;
and meeting him, made an attack and
completely routed him and his forces
Afterwards meeting Shields. there
Was heaay skirnsshing. which result;
ed in Shields withdrawing his forces
and making hasty retreat.
The above was telegraphed by Gen
jackson 20 Gov. Letchtr.
Heavy skirm.shing is reported near
Richmond. Va.
Nothing new from Elcissburr 4; YET
weexpect every day 20 receive int!
ligence Of its being attacked. By TIN
sunboats from above and below. az
there i, now no obstacle in the wa
Memphis aud Fort Pillow being Il;
present occupied by the Frderals. H.
viii be seen by dispatches on our tir~t
page.
The fight on the Chickahominv il
reported to have resulted in the to,,i
rout OF the enemy. We attacked The
enemy on the I'm in his cn;r.nchueut.
and drove him off, on the Sth ", did
the same, and on the Oil. intel! igence
was sorw arde3 that We had complies
/ " routed him.
Northern intelligence received III
. New Orleans, confirms the defeat oI
Fremont by Jackson. and accuses
Us OF lighting under the black hag
/ Richmond, June >9.-t'remen:
! crossed the Shenandoah river at For,
Republic and attacked Gen. jackson
this morning. After q short contest
he was driven back W it'll n loss oitH @
pieces ofartillcry. Fremont then d;
tackled Ewell. We have driven him
back, and Ewell is still pressing hin'
hard Shields is on the bank of thr
Shenandoah hope to be able to
announce a great victory I" You Z"
night
SECOND DISPATCH.
10 Gar. Letcher y glorious VIC
tory Fremont is completely ront-
. ed. and, in full retreat. We will CT
, Shields to morrow. VIII give YOU
the casualties tomorrow.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Gems. Stuart and Ely are bo'!;
> wounded, but not dangerously. W .
, have gained a complete victory. Jack
/, son is in close putsrsit. We have IA
g ken artillery and prisoners in abuna
: ancs Wewill get Shields tomorrow
: Richmond June 9.-I'hc cannon
!. aiding yesterday morning was uni"-
portant Both sides were shielding
!, the woods occupied by the ousposts
The New York Herald of the 5tf
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A dispatch to IL Northern paper
says that attempts to raise Union
regiment in North Carolina prog
resses, but it is doubtful if more
than one or two companies can be
obtained
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Persons sending US remittances will be
good enough to send no other paper money
than Louisiana State or Confederate Noes
~ Shreveport Corporation bills, none other
VIII Aereceived. Individual and other cor
norat;on bills are Of no use to us, as we
cannot get them of our hands.
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We learn from gentleman just ar
rived from Texas, that many persons
are under the impression that boats
come to Shreveport, from New Or
leaas, with cargoes and traffic with
our people. Particular mention i.
made Of coffee being brough, from
tina. city and sold here This is NOT
So We have no trade with that
place no boats como to our por; hail
ing from there and further, il l.
strictly forbidden that anything OF
the sort be done. The state Of affair,
is bad enough. without maxim. i,
worse. Our friends in Texas can r. =
" on our statement, and it behoov"a
them, to contradict any such reports.
as they have very injurious effect.
The rivcs at this place ia still! fall
| ing, Rain is much needed.
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Foreign Intervention.

Again do the dispatches, as IN the
commencement Of hostilities, TEEN
with various accounts ofthe probable
interference Of France and England
in the war on this continent. The
effect of such intelligence upon the
determination Of our people, we trust
will have no weight. We opposed
at the offstart, any advances to those
powers, or any others, to assist the
South; that many contemplated aid
from that quarter is beyond question.
if they did not openly so express
themselves, they nevertheless desired
and looked for it. Our people have
felt the evil arising from this, for
many things were left undone which
should have met with instant consid-
Grafton.
Let us not now again fall into the
same error. From the tenor Of the
many dispatches lately published on
this subject. we are lead to believe
that France and England will inter
fere in our present struggle. and that
at no distan. period. our conclusions
are drawn from the plausible Ian
suage Of the dispatches, and i'll this
opinion we arc not alone. However.
admitting this to be- Il settled fact.
does it follow that we are to be
gamers by it? No: at ALL If they
wish to have a finger IN the pie, let
them put it there Of their own free
will; then if it does no; prove salts
factorily, no blame can be attached
to us. If tho result proves to our
benefit, We will still have tire salts
faction of saying that we succeeded
in our object-securins our indepen-
aence-without being compelled to
obtain succor outside of our limits
1t will be ample time TO give vent to
Our pent up feelings, when We know
that there has been interference, and
none other than such IS we could
desire. We profess to be lighting
for our Independence. let Us prove ii,
but not by being subject hereafter to
the dictates Of any othcr government
If we are to get out OF the pan into
the FIRE, it were well We had not
! commenced it. Let no true South.
ern person alter his determination OF
defending his rights. nor cease his
efforts to t:,at purpose, until he has
sufficient proofs that what he asks
shall be granted.
| The dispatches We common, on
as all we presume are aware, coln'
: TO uS trcm a Northern source, thev
3 may have been gotten up as a h!inc
Though they appear rra,oMahlel. II
cause us r. ccaa" eX@stions; this !:
, orr reason for advising the people
to pursue the course pointed out. az,
we hope they will heed the advice
HEAH-QU AHHEHS. !
TYLER. Texas, June 9th lSGE.
To the Military Officers Of the Con
federate States, the Stat. of Texas
and the Citizens of the same III tn
: Eastern portion of he State:
From information obtained through
different sources, it is evident tina
the enemy now in possession Of New
Orleans, are making cNtraordinar,
+ efforts 10 open u trade with our PEG
pie for the purpose Of obtaining sup
81 lilies for their own army under tn
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DoCAuoo tHo opening VI tIaue WIZ"
that market through the Yankee
channel proposed, must tend to de-
lnoralize our people, and weaken our
prospects Of ultimate success in es-
tablishing OAR Independence. Under
this view Of the case, we must stop
ALL trade with that place while it is
in the hands of the enemy, even if it
has to be done at the sacrifice Of our
friends. The good Of the country
requires it., and the few comparative
ly that suffer by it must yield to the
stern demands Of necessity.
Coffee, and perhaps other articles
have been sent up as far as Alexan-
dria by the Yankees to sell TO our
people at a cheap rate. in order to
indnyv them to enter this trade. No
lover Of his country should accept
the protiered faycr, but spurn it with
contempt, and show the Yankees and
the world that our liberties are net
to be bought with trash. and that We
will drink cold water and dress in
rags rather than trade with. or by
the consent Of, our enemies.
We have ali enemy approaching
US from Missouri through Arkansas,
while VIC are threatened with inva-
sion on our coast. We have an
army in til, field that must be sub
sisted, and we need these supplies
for that purpose
therefore call upon the military
officers Of tho Confederate States
and the State Of Texas, and thr citi'
! zens OF the Eastern portion Of tn,
| State friendly to our cause, to take
the necessary steps q, once to pre-
vent supplies from going 70 Ne"
| Orleans. and have them detained fol
the use of our citizens and army.
| 1t is hoped that as seon as thu
! citizens of our country learn tina
there are objections to opening thi:
trade, and good reasons that it should
not be done, they will desist from
any further efforts to do so. If they
! do not. force must be used TO proven
tit. Aud whil-, desire TO deal witt
them kindly, they must be firmly di
rected 20 turn their produce back, o
sell on this side of the Sabine or Il
|our army. Ifthev Weld willingly, i
would be preferable; if they rrfus
and resist, their produce will b.
seized and held for the use of tn
'army, and brought TO this place 70
THAT purpose. Supplies OF Bacon
, Flour, Corn Meal, Beans, Rice, Vim
ear. Fresh Beef. Candies, Bar Soa,
Sugar and Molases are needed. an,
will he purrllasrd 1t this plcc" 70
the army.
Constant vigilance aud great -acri
Il rs have always been the price c
Hbe~rr. Oars may have to be bougl
with rivers of blood a., we'll as heap
Of treasure. Hundreds Of the ncs
men in the land have fallen; other
. h:sv;. to follow them Sacrifices ar
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The Provision Question.

tigation. have satisfied themselves and
ourself that no provisions wore ship
ped on the Empire Parish. as stated
in former issue Of our journal. We
are called upon to make this state
ment, not only to correct the impress
sion already made, but to exonerate
our Committee of Safety. in the eyes
Of the people. from having. ms was in
timated permitted the boat to leave
our wharf with provision. except
such as was absolutely requisite for
the ,,se Of tho boats.
f,as we are inform d,,he good peo-
pie of Texas are Withholding theirpro-
visions from coming to this place, on
account Of o1v statement, we trust they
will cease to do so any longer. We
are told that the people ofTeNss have
been governed in theiractions, by the
article in our paper, we are pleased to
learn tina: they place such confidence
in our integrity, as njournalist. This
is truly gratifying. and the patriotic
people of the Lone Star State, have
our heartfelt thanks for their appreci-
alton of our efforts to do what is right.
Whenever We err, we shall make the
correction if proven to our satisfac-
ton. This, every honorable person
must do, and wcare aIiliablc. at so me
time. to be mistaken.
The Committee Of Safety informs
,,s that II is absolutely requisite that
provisions should I've shipped TO this
place, and that not a pound ofbacon.
-four, or anything else, will be per
mitted to leave this city. except for
the bcneti, of our own people. Plan
tiers from the lower. and adjoining
Parishes come to US, for supplies,
sending their products, in exchange
/ for ours. this we are in duty bound to
/ do, for we cannot surcly think of de-
privins them of food. We must &C,
in good faith, their must be harmo'
NOUS feeling of action. or the conse,
suueuces will be fearful This IS the
time 10 be united, and there should be
40 diss-,tions amongst US. Ii.
Committee Of Safety being under til,
impression that we have done then
aniniystice,and naisrspr"sentcd things
we trust that in this article, we hav.
succeeded in satisfactorily clearing
. any wrong impression W" have made
Major NJ. Tally will accept GU
thanks for favors.
CARRIERS REGIuENTs.--Ihe fol
lowing are the officers o.: Garter!
lst and 2nd regiments:
FIRST REGIMENT
Colonel G. W. Carrrr,
-. Col. GiddiugS,
Major Cheniworth.
/ Surgeon, br. NeItts.
t LIST Asst. do, Dr. Petty.
ID Asst. do. lIews son,
Q. Master, Capt. tlanterov
a A. {. :. Capt. Lyons,
Adi't, Capt. W. y Cowle's,
{ S"rg't Major, 1t. Word
' SECOND REGIIENT
81 Col. L. G.. Wilkes,
;, 1t. Col. Robert Neyland,
Maj. Pat. Swarrengen.
Surgeon, DR.. Purkins.
list Asst do. Or. Gale,
o Cd Asst. do. G. Neyland,
c q. Master, Capt. d. Come
Il a. \. c. s., Capt. Shive,
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',!nr to.a! number Of Federal Brig
.a,ers appointed during the last year
between April !, 1867, and April l.
1862. is one hundred and sixty three.
Ten If these have been mado Major
,.enrrals. three have resigned, four
,;.,cl; ned. two died, and one rejected.
FROM April LIST TO the 23d. sixty two
were appoincrd and twenty nine CON
ii,-.ne,;
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" e lind the fO1IOWlNg III the Con
federa.e News. published at Jeifer
son, Texas
SHREVEPORT Nav 3is,. 1862.
GEN ". p. SAUFLEy.
Commanding at Jefferson Texas:
SiK--L arrived bare this morning
as the properly authorized Agent Of
Gen. G. r. Beauregard, for the pur-
pose of procuring supplies Of subsist-
ence for the Confederate Army Of the
West.
will establish a depot here, and
az other points on this river, and it is
81 great Importance to the army, that
supplies (especially of -four and bacon
should be gotten III.
will at all times pay t:ir prices in
NAsH-please max. these facts
,nown as widely as possible, thereby
rendering valuable aid TO our com
mon cause. respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
ANDREW W. Nc x EE.
Mai and Agt " ar and Com. Dep'ts.
JEFF EkSONs AEAaS, u tsiic o'S
Mi. A. W. MCKEE:
Dear :Sir-Yo lrs of the 3lst May,
has been received by the hanos of
Mr.. Smith, and duly considered.
We regret that you did not send
Your authority or commission from
Gen Beaui egar !, autho 'izing you to
forward provis ons to our army at
Cor nth. We are perfectly willing
that ev,r y pound of provisions that
we nave TO spare, should go to our
patriot soldiers. whenever needed, we
having full guarantee that they will
get it. And we are perfectly willing
10 take the risk whenever it is com.
rnanded by the War Department, o,
any Commanding General of the
Confederate Army.
Yot,rs with respect,
w. p. SAJTIY,,
Brig, Gent Commanding
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-17
Lieut.. Il. j. Logan Viii accept our
thanks tor late papers.

Capt. j. w. Wilson. Of Gi|,nrr.
Texas, who passed through our city
yesterday. on his way home. has laid
us under obligations for late papers
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-17

The rivcs at this place l.. still fall
ing, Rain is much needed.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-17

A correspondent writes as follows,
under date of 3lst ult. :
Health in camps good. Colonel
Garter reviewed the I'd and Sd reg'ts
yesterday. No casualties in camps,
except private Miller. of Capt. Pools
company, I'd Regiment, being killed
by the guard, Miller drew his knife
on his Captain, and resisted the
guard, when he was shot, killing
him instantly. Our friend Thomp-
son, of the Rusk House, is in camps.
More anon. RANKIN.
We find the above in the Hous
ton Telegraph.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-17

Major NJ. Tally will accept ou'
thanks for favors.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-07
SIXTH REGIMENT.


&c. | and X. deferred allotment until next
pay day.
AYRES BATTERY-16 names, S25j,0O
Total in ) Regiments and Battery,
l,920 names, S4l,3l5.O0
1t was not deemed advisable to present
the Allotment Rolls to the Cavalry Regiment
to take effect on the January "Pay day." as
it would delay the paving off" the Pay Mas
ter being ready, and on mature consultation
it was decided that Mr. Poland should visit
this Regiment at Annapolis, secure the a!lot-
ment to take etfec, the next Paw day. and at
the same time offer to bring to Vermont, and
distribute any money which the soldiers
wished to send home. In pursuance of this
plan Mr. Poland received Sl5,7j6,3O which
he brought home in |. $. Treasury Draft
and deposited in the State Treasury; this
money has been deposited by the Treasurer
to the parties to whom it was directed to be
paid. The following allotment was made fo,
each succeeding Pay day of two months.
CAV,IRY RFGINFNT