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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-11
New Advertisements.
Mott ace.

Notice.
~ G. WALLER IS my authorized
l.. Agent, during Jay absence.
mil 1862 GEO. W. KEN DALI.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-11

p'"A''A' sAO SAuiC. WI HA~NA ~
greet that the same has been made
public. / wrote it in the moment of
excitement after the news of the sur
render Of Fort Donelson had arrived,
and as l have done wrong, am very
sorry for it, I did not think or study
at the time of my writing, Of the
effect a few lines could have. But
AS far AS the article in the "Caddo
Gazette of LIST March, signed by
w. u, referred to theclosing
remarks, are uncalled for and un.
gentlemanly. He answered my
letter, not on account OF his patriot.
ism and Southern feelings, but owing
to n grudge he has against me, and
happily embraced an opportunity in
order to injure me-what nice op
portunity for revenge!
1t was not necessary for him te
write who l am, enough to know rs
that W.. F. with his artfn
dodge can't make AN abolitionist o,
|submissionist OF me, even if / hav.
committed this error. I have neve,
been out of the Southern Cont.deracv
have resided here for Ii years; have
been twice sent to conventions t.
renrcsent th;s na,;sI. onc. To q Con
rressional convention. when vo,ei
for Col 7. N r,,,d,,rn, , Son,l
Carolinian bv birth. and ono of III.
first secessiopists here. n,so. q State.
RIGHT man. the Second tim. to alec
Presidential c,n1iH..a ,vh.n T vot.,
for advoc,te. of \ DrarlSirriay,.
Il i trua ua,. f., ,r.,, Orl.,,
with q 10, Of Goods w,i,.h dis,os.,
of there. hut ,hev no nm. ncc4ssa
rios or ,ir,. most re ,I,..,, wore. lux,
ries and could be snn-.l here at tn
,;,n. s,ch nc s,rdi,as .',u,,,non,p
ci-,rs nlav;ny-cards ,n,i cos..o
| Az r,..,,rds tho toi,o,y;,,o ra,o,r.,
If Mr. ~. .\ybo averr;,n this co,,r,
try to purchase the neccssaries of lif
f,,. ,h.. ,,,r,osa ~. ...t.i,,,, ..xorh;t,,
nrices for the same. who is now O,
his way to get, by hook or crook
slice, of the }oaves and fishes Of OF,
hclov.d country AZ an army can
trac+oro declare on.. and all O
those cb.ross a. b.sa f,,..bo,l. ~,
.la,Sar. and T dare him ~ rr,v. III
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-11
DENTAL NOTICE.

TENHE undersigned will be absent froIA
4 Strsy eport until abcut March. Mr.. I.
L. Samuel is my legal agent during my ali
sence. and will collect my claims ard dis
charge debts. whenever able SO to do
Ny former assistant will be found in the
Office. s. HINSON, d. d. S.
Shreveport, Jan. :. 1862.
Shreveport papers please copy one month,
discontinue my card until my return, ana
present bills To Mr.. Samuel s. II.
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- To Editors and Printers. "a

NOR SALE--Thc Newspaper and Job
L Material, books, and outstanding debts
of this ofkce. Rca sons for selling given on
application, if desired. To II person who
will continue the publi cation Of the paper
n bargain will he offered The materials
are new, and there is sufficient stock of pa
per on hand to last six OK eight months
Address the proprietor d9Otf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-17
DUBLIC CARRIAGES.

with Carriages r pnni M 10 G AMP LIN
COLIN, ETkA hBOAT LANDINGS, R11RUAD DE-
POTS and ether points In and tee city by lspy-
Ing orders q Y. r. Perkins, Coffin Ware Room on
Johpspn street, next door TO the Yonsg Amayica or
with the river. octQ-dIm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-17

OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT ASSESSOR y
FIAsr DIvlsioH or vIRST AsakssAExT DIerRlCr
Ksehnk, Lee County, Iowa, Oct. LIST. 1852.
Notice u hsssby xivekthat am now prepared 10
receive applications Tor licenses, and TO transact all
other to the assessment OF tsxes
under the Internal Revenue Law, 1t my once ON
Soond Street w. G. STRIPE,
ocE--dlw Asst Assessor
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-21
PIEDMONT RAILROAD.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE EX-
piratop OF twenty days from the date hereof books
OF subscription for the capital stock in the Piedmont Rail-
road Company will opened at the following named places
and under the following nsmed persons and will stand
open for thirty days from the date of this advertisement
Viz: 49,
10 the town Of Charlotte under the direction of John A.
Young, VIM Johnston and James W. Osborne or any one
Of them At Concord under the direction of " NJ Bar
ringer Caleb Phfer and Daniel Coleman or any one of
them Al Salisbury under the direction Of Nathaniel Boy
At Lexington, uader the direction of W. r. Holt John p
Mabry and Samuel Hargrove any of them At High
Point under the direction of W. F. Bowman, Robert Lind
say and Nathan Hunt any one Of them. At Greens.
borough under the direction Of James Soan Jed H. Lind
say and J. A. Long or any one fthem AT Salem under
the direction OF Starbuck, j. G. LASH Francis Fries
and G L Banner, or any one of them. At Danbury
der the direction Of Nathaniel Moody A. H. joyce and s.
ton of Thomas Rufn, Jr, Edwin Heltaud John Troin
ger. or any Of them At Roxboruugh under the d.
reeion Of Charles Winstead Dr. G. H. Jordan and Green
Williams Or any one Of Them A. Yancey under the
Graves or any one Of them AtMton, under the direc
ton Of Samuel Watkins John Wilson and Thomas Donaho
or any one Of them. AT Wentworth under the direction
OF Jno Ellington, Ellington and j. B. J. Laner or
L. Scales Joseph Cardwe and Nicholas Dalton, anyof
them Leaksviie under the direction Of Geo. AKIN
Jones Burton and B. !. BrodLsx, any one of them
AZ High Rock under the direction Of Francis Simpson,
Dr. b. Scales Geo. W. Garrett my of them.
At Danyh, Va, under the direction of W. 7. Sutherin,
James N Williams and DR.. T. Atkinson. any one OF
them At Hsb0rough, under the direction Of j. Tur.
rsntine e Hash and ". Strayhorn, or any one Of
Of 7. Stokes Lewis 3 Henry d Thomas N. Broken
- = - r. r WATSON, Secretary,
By order of the Board
May Q, 1852. ss5- l9-w3t
dreensboro' Patriot and Danvi'ls Register will
py weekly three times. ~
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From the Hillsborough Recorder !.
PATRIOTIC EXAMPLE

Yancey Nichols, Of this county, the youngest of
four brothers, three Of whom had been sworn into
the Confederate service, and were on their way to
Join Company B. 9TH N C, State troops, was met by
gentleman authorised to procure substitute, who
asked him if he had volunteered
mo- said he, Ihave not yet; but am on nv
way to the Railroad where expect TO meet the
recruiting officer; shall then take the oath, and
20 with my brothers to the war"
Well sir, as you have not yet taken the oath, I
will give you $3.50 in cash, $50 bounty that will be
due in one month, and $25 now due for clothing,
making in all 1925, if you will, substitute, take
the place ola young man now in the same company
you are going to join
'sNo, sir" said young Nichols, with cast Of the
eye and marks Of indignation in his countenance
which showed his earnestness: 81 am q poor Young
man, bnt money could never prompt me to take
this step. Our country needs the services Of US
both let him stay in the army, and will go and
stand by his side" ~ z z
The writer, who was the agent alluded to sbove.
deems it due to young Nichols 10 make the cifcam.
stance public, and exhibit to hundreds Of young men
who are "dodging the war; and hundreds Of 9TH
ers who are adrft on the ocean OF speculation, the
noble principle that prompted this patriotic youth,
to battle for his bleeding country. ]. Mon. \
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I ~ 49, ssSs 49, S ySnd
Z NJ NJ ~ 49,. 40
~ sSs ~ is{ Nsiiy
ss.;s. :. - M ~ ~. n nn4 Sit 10
N ~ rs ~ 80
=. ~ - ~ MN n - sSsst
49, 81 S,t,;ye md yifh this
viaw Esiaii 81 sSs;06 soine 81 tn positions
tsksr M 49, -. sssSms tlIs kopot 6 hayihg
bnr,rht - ihis vsSSlut Ill Tho mt placs We
war.s,H,a ~, ,hsss man bs6re Ei3cotns Election,
thew a. n0ta fof secession that II BE was
elected. en- e re willing to giys him : trial and
whe,, trld That st vast their intention "a Fesk mp
aha Onion. thex would denonnce itss 4 Bell lie =
Did thew make their word tFne Again, secession
was ! peaceful remedy I But peradyenture, war
should grow out Of il It would be q shortiyed 81
air a Kind Of Nhld q play; thousands Of the North
wotid rally 70 DIR standard England too, would
be for bs Cotton was King, and those foreign pow
ers, England and France would IN selfdefence, be
compelled to Come to our relief by bursting up the
block ade and acknowledging our independence as .
nation. heard Mr. Johnston OF ChArlotte lwno Is
now spoken OF for Governor OF TINS State say IN
noted secession speech delivered m our yiage iast
May before this State seceded anat ne nau no aoups
the Independence OF the S0u'nern Conlederacy was
acknowledged then ~ Engiena ~ is not zone yet
and this not alwe are now to'o tnat u VIII NOT %
done until the south can stretch. out us oloody
sword over a conquered North. We were furtner
toldssthat the Yankees could not ngne; ,tas tLey
could pc Killed with cornstaks and iiario" ahses,
As to how utterly false all OF the abovc>statcnents
have BEEN we have only to turn our attention 70 the
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For the Sta,a..

Mr.. HoLDss: am glad to learn. that Col Ias.
Wimbish, of Granville County, has been elsctad
Colonel Of the Bath Regiment Col Wimbish Is =
native Of Halifax County, Va, and the son Of Col
- sei Il. Wimbsh, who was Captain 10 the war Of
teiz; and he Is q grandson Of Maj. John VIM
olsn' VINO was six years in the revolutionary war,
sna one Oh the few officers who refused to receive
tension. nus mother was Rebecca Lanier VIII.
iams. daughter Of Col Joseph Williams, Of Yad-
UGuoty, y. ", who also served in the Southern
ion1 ,;s % 'pe revolution. His house was for
1ay. Col. John Wimbish was stn,.nt ;. = VIZ 90
'er two year., and bis experience il m;I;tsrv
"al!s iIy qualities him for the iano,t.rt 49,
winch be has been elected. p'' '-"' posis'n
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-21
}. HURI.IC MEETING.

Y MEETING OF TIE CITIZENS OF GRANVILLE
County, who afs opposed tn the present administers
tion Of our State Government to partysm and necsncy
in appointment to ofce and who favor of reform
in public affairs and wish the best men in responsible Of
foes win be held in the Court House IN Oxford on the 20
eond atnrdSy ia june the I4 for the purpose OF setsc
cmmsnd some suitable person for Governor Of the State.
f,H .tendsnce from each District 10 the County is de-
aired ~ MANY VOTERS.
! Rayis 1850. si-Ntd
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

TTlHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TRACT
Il of LAND, lying Haw River, in the County of A la
NANCE mile north Of the Haw River House. on the
Railroad containing 225 acres, 80 of which are wetm-
adapted to the growth of wheat corn tobacco oats &c
good dwelling house. with six rooms the premises
with all necessary out houses The locality very healthy
Terms of sale will be made easy purchaser Address
the subscriber at MELVILLE Alamance, NC.
- &es w. A. ALBRIGHT.
Feb. II, 1869. WITT
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BLAST FURNACE AND BLOOMERY.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW IN OPEkATIO
ii BLAST FURNACE. sly miles E.st of RI,

VIE ONUEhoiUNEU dAo NVW IN UPEKATIUN
Il A BLAST FURNACE. SIX miles East Of Lin.
ford Railroad where be is manufacturing good quality Of
PIG;IR0N. all kinds of Machinery and Cooking Ware BE
where Wrought Iron is also made of good quality all
articles usually obtained at such establishments can be had
at reasonable prices TEHMS CASH.
Orders are solicited aud will be promptly filed
address, JONAS w. DERR.
Spring Hill Forge. Lincoln Co., NC.
March Is, 1862. l2-w6mpd.
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manders are hereby ordered to fix and announce
the day for such reorganization as soon as practica
BILE. No person who is to be discharged under the
provisions Of the act will take part in such election
y, H. The form Of holding and certifying the cleo
tons Will De ~ conformity with the laws Of the
State from which the men, or the major part thereof
may come; and,when the election Of field officers is
to De made by company officers, the latter will be
first elected All certificates of election will be re-
turned to the Adjutant Generals Office and the OIL
GERS will be commissioned by the President They
will, however, on receiving copy of the certificate
OF election Immediately enter upon duty Officers
not reelected will be relieved from duty, and the
brigade commander will return their names to the
department
VII. CORPS RAISED FOR LOCAL DEFENCE ~,
10 Corps raised for the local defence will retain
their organization during the term Of such enlist
ment, unless previously disbanded, but members Of
such corps may volunteer i,to corps for general SER
vice as hereinaboye provided. q. -. s.
VIII DISCHARGE 4
ID When any company now in service for twelve
months SHALL before the 10th day Of July next at-
tain the NAHUM numbers prescribed sbr this. ct.
without including the men under eighteen and over
tnlrty.h years Of age, ail spch men may Be dis.
charged, and snch Of them Is remain in service on
the SAID day viii, upon their application, s. then
discharged whether such maxium' be attained or
| not. 81 5, 'y3S s sissl - 50 1eSi
Us The right 10 change company or corps, in VIZ;
tue Of resnkstmen ceases to exist By the repeal Of
ah isws ip 10 resenlissment but transfers OF
individuak Or OF companies may be made as hetet0s
fore, within tie aiscreton Of the dspaFtmeat
~ ~ y. I. SUBSTITUTES ~
E.sl8. When any person liable to military duty I'M.
CT Glib ast but not ~ mustered iuts sssvies IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-15
rom Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-By direction of
the president, Major E. Il. Lawrence, 31st
regiment New Y ork volunteers, is dismissed
from service. In accordance with the sem
tence of court martial, held at camp near
Harrison's Landing, Lieuts. Frank c. Good
rich, George A. Rowley, Charles l.. Noggle,
and L. S. Wright, of the regular army, have
been cashiered for misbehayior before the en-
envy, and Capt. Carbery of the 18th United
States infantry, for drunkenness on duty.
Lieut.. John G. Kearney, Doth regiment New
York volunteers, has been dismissed from
service. All the sentences were confirmed by
Gen. Mcclellan.
Letters from Culpepper contain no news of
interest. On Saturday night, after the ac-
ton, DIR. Steele of the Goth New York, while
endeavoring to find his way to his regiment,
encountered two rebel soldiers fully armed.
He sternly demanded a surrender and they
were so alarmed, apprehensive of their prox-
unity to our forces, that they surrendered,
and the doctor marched them into camp as
prisoners.
As fast as the regiments arrive they will be
sent to camps OF instruction across the Po-
tomac, under the command of Gen. Casey.
A fugitive contraband, from Port Royal
has stated that there were only two thousand
rebels at Savannah He also said the ram
was a mere floating battery, with little power,
and eight guns, and its officers are afraid TO
take it out of Savannah river. The rebels
are in strong force on Dawfuskie islands.
Those who onght best to know deny that
there has been a change in Gen. Mcclellan
army from the peninsula, and assert that he
is at his headquarters at Harrison's Landing
with his command.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-15
Miscellaneous Items.

AQUA CREEK, VA, Aug. IA collision
occurred on the Potomac river last night, off
Ragged Point, between the steamers Peabody
and West Point, involving the loss of seventy
three lives.
The West Point was bound to this place
from Newport News with convalescent sol
diers for Burnside's army. She sank in ten
minutes after the accident.
BETHEL, Conn, Aug. IA committee,
accompanied by a large number of citizens of
Danbury and Bethel, waited on Lieut.. Dart
of the rebel army, prisoner of war, lately
released from fort Warren, and requested him
to leave this place with his family before 4
o'clock to-day. He made himself particularly
obnoxious about a year ago. The proceed
ings were quiet and orderly.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE steamer Aragc
arrived from Port Royal to-day, with the gun
boat Crusader in tow, the latter with her ma.
chinery disabled The Arago has 80 prison.
ers under escort from Port Royal; also 25OC
boxes of cartridges, a large number of officers
on furlough and 80 sick soldiers.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1.-THE second skel-
eton boat race, between Hammill of Pittsburg
and Ward, came off to-day. The Pittsburg-
ian was again victorious, making the five
miles in 81 minutes 80 seconds, and coming
in quarter of mile ahead. The betting to-
day was 100 to 10 against Ward.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-THE News Sheet
Office was taken possession of this evening by
the police, and the editors and proprietors
were sent to fort McHenry by order of Gen.
Wool.
LA CLEDE, Mo-, Aug IA. COL Guitar
overlook Poinexter's guerrilla gang yesterday
at Yellow Creek, Edenton county, and rout-
ed and scattered them in utter confusion,
taking sixty prisoners. 1t is believed that
Poindexter's effective force is entirely de-
stroyed.
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About the Drafting.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-The following adj
ditional regulations for the enrolment and
draft of the militia were issued to-day
Ordered, Sth, That in filling all acquisitions
for militia, the quotas of the several states
will be apportioned by the governors among
the several counties, and where practicable,
among the sub divisions of counties, so that
allowance shall be made to such counties and
subdivisions of counties for all volunteers
heretofore furnished by them and mustered
into the service of the United States, and
whose stipulated term of service shall not
have expired. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 14.-The follow
ing order has just been received by the gov
ernor:
Ordered, first. That after the fifteenth day
of this month, the bounty and advance pay
shall not be paid to volunteers for any new
regiments, but only to volunteers for regi-
ments now in the field, and volunteers to fill
up new regiments now organizing, but not
yet full.
Second. Volunteers to fill up new regi-
ments now organizing will be received and
paid the bounty and advance pay until the 22d
day of the month, and if not completed by
that time incomplete regiments will be con-
solidated, and superiiuous officers mustered
out.
Third. Volunteers to fill up old regiments
will be received and paid bounty and advance
pay till the first day of September.
Eonrth. The draft for three hundred thou
sand militia called for by the president will be
made on Monday, the lst day of September,
between the hours of and 8 A. M, and and
P. NJ, and continued from day to day, be-
tween the same hours, until completed.
Fifth. If the old regiments should not be
filled up with volunteers before the first of
September, special draft will be ordered for
the deficiency.
Sixth. The exigencies of the service require
that officers now in the field should remain
with their commands, and no officer now in
the field, in the regular or volunteer service,
will under any circumstances be detailed to
accept new command.
By order of the president
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Sec. of War
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-15

PORTLAND, Aug l4.-The democratic con-
vention this P. NJ. nominated a candidate for
governor on the first ballot. The whole
number of votes was Ala. Bion Bradbury,
of Eastport, had 27S James White Of Bel
fast, 1873; scattering 8. The nomination was
made unanimous on motion of Mr. White.
Resolutions were passed declaring the party
for the Union "as it was, and the constitution
as it Isl" and declaring thst the constitution
was formed in the spirit of concession and
compromise, and that it must be preserved by
the same means, and not by military power
alone. These were adopted unanimously,
together with the Indiana resolutions.
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AFairs Mt the west.

CHICAGO, Aug l4.-The Quincy Herald OF
the 18th says :--"An officer Of the Hannibal
and ST. Joseph railroad, from Macon, Mo-,
Saturday morning, states that twenty-six reb-
ell prisoners were shot there that morning for
breaking their parole. Some person states
that twelve others will probably suffer the
same fate this morning"
ID. A. Mahoney, editor of the Dubuque
Herald, was arrested this morning by the
marshal for discouraging enlistments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-15
KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most ex-
ceent Of all Lnmens as perfect and speedy cure LOT
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir to-
IiIIEUMATISAI is caused by stagnation Of the
fluids, arising from checked pespraton-ls cureu Dy
few bottles OF KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIbiEHT.
NEUKALGIA-thc king of all paints caused by
Inflammation CT the nerves-is instantly cured by a
few applications of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LNlhEhT.
sPRAINS are caused by an over-extension and a
sudden action of the musces-is cured NY lew DOT
ties of KESYEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEST- equally good
for man or beast. "a, ,,,
PLEURISY is an Inflammation Of the lining Of
the ribs-is cured BY few bottles of kENNEDYs kAEU-
Matte LINIMEET.
flesh and smashing of the tssuesis instantly relieved
by KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC L1NthENr.
CRAMp Is contraction Of the muscles caused by
sudden stOppage Of the fluid. which prevents
animal life having free fowls cured by few applica
lions Of KENHEDY's RHEUMATIC LiNDENr
KILIOUS COLO Is caused by neuralgia In the
stomach and bOwels-take a teaspOOniul Of KBSEEDr's
RHEUMATIC LIEIMEST In warm water every half hour
sORE THROAT AND HOARsENEsS
are caused by unnatural dryness OF the gandswet
apply II going to bed and you will be welip the
WExDAOHE AND TIIROBnING OF
THE TEMPLES Is caused by from insensible
persplration-s cured by few applications of KENRE-
DYs RHEUMATIC LiElMEET.
WEA ISNESS OF THE BAC Follow the
direction In the circular around each bottle.
II Is good for roOthaehe, Earache, Sweled Face and
Inflammation Of every kind Every family should have
full supply for the winter.
z. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN BUSH 4 Co M s
McCONVILLE, W. II. G0ULDING, and by Dfuagst4
everywhere.
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NASHVILLE, Aug. l3.-Col. Miller left for
Galatin last evening with two regiments. He
surprised a part OF Morgan's force there, kill
ing six, including three officers, among whom
was Capt. W. G. Breckenridge, son of DIR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-15

Robert S. Breckenridge, who joined Morgan
in his late raid on Lexington. No loss by the
federals. There are various rumors tonight,
which cannot be verified. of skirmish in the
vicinity of Bowling Green.