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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-09
Special to the News
Letter from Richmond,

RICHMOND, VA. Aug. %, 1862.
Mr.. j. DICKINSON,
Dear Sir-You will receive these lines
and extracts from Richmond papers, which
hope will be of some service to you. In
Shreveport and surrounding country there
is great cry about extortion which might
have been to some extent, owing to the
scarcity Of the articles, but have found out
in my travel of 20 days through different
States ofthe Con federacy that every body
extortious all in their power without differ
ence of occupation, religion or color. The
Railroad charges are double former rates :;
to appear patriotic they are taking soldiers
for half the present price, by this you will
see that the soldiers are paying the usual
full price and private citizens double tho
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-09

While sitting before our Office on
Sunday morning, man Soldier he
was not, though belonging to some
company with the uniform of a SOL
der, deliberately kicked our dog, who
was quietly laying near us. Upon
our interfering the scoundrel drew a
a revolver with threats, and pointed it
at us cooked. A friend of his, how
ever, having more sense, made him
leave. We ask the respective COM
manders of companies passing through
Shreveport, whether they have not
the power to. prevent such disgrace
full scenes. If private citizens are to
be molested in this manner by Con-
.tederate soldiers, what. in God s name
are we to expect from the enemy.
Such men should be made examples of
q we pity the country.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-09
Late News.

We are pleased to be enabled to
iuform our readers that we will soon
be able to lay before them the latest
news, by several days, if they come
forward and assist. To do this we
have to pay largely to the Telegraph
Office at Monroe, and shall issue
daily Bulletins, which will be sent
to subscribers, at the rate of IS per
year in advance, or if tax en- with the
Semi-Weekly News, both Will be
sent for IS per year in advance. In
our next we will grye full particulars,
but in this number prepare them for
the good news to come
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-09

We wish to purchase few hund
red pounds of NonpareI type, in good
order. Address the Editor, stating
quantity, price, and how long used.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-09

We were visited by a glorious
shower, on yesterday.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-09

A portion of Waul's Legion, from
Texas, passed through our city yes
terday.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-09

Persons wishing to send clothing
to their friends in Captain Denson's
Company, can leave the same at the
Drug store of T. II. Morris, until the
1st of October. Sergt. Her is de-
tailed to receive them.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-09

See new advertisements in to-day's
paper. They are all important,
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-09

Letters from Capt. Denson's COM
pany, can be found at Morris Drug
store.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-09
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1862.

When Subscribers see n Red
pencil mark on their paper, 1T sig
mites that the time paid for has
Expired.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-09
JEFF DAVIS

May he be set Gqoot IN an open boat. pith-
out compass or rMdder, and the boat be ssoai-
iOned by shark, and the shark SWALLOWED by
a nhaie, and the ,chaie IN the De1I's bekyaud
the Deril in HILL and the door locked, and
the key lost
Nay he be placed IN the Southeast corner
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
Henry clay Om the Abolition
Of slavery in the District
Of Columbia.

We ask II careful perusal Of the rr'
oluti"n Of Clay in the Srnatc in 1880,
AMI lis remarks thereon. They are
at this time peculiarly appropriate -
RAIDER ifyou wrrea National Viii.
FIR Gods sake AMI onr own and chill
dr"us interest cxaui no Yourself ANT!
see where yon stand to-day. W, have
been deceived as well as yon, we did
not think that Lincoln would in his
proclamation OF 18Th OF April. 1861
Say to the American reope. that he
was opposed to "di0'nri"ng the pres.
ct status Of rolN rty, and that in "A
few months h. zen d turn in aud help
to rob the ci izens ~; The Di, trict out
oi their properly, always guaranteed
tO them undcr the Constitution bv our
fathers. Truly the American people
arc bringing hack the Government t.
The principles OF our fathers, to wit :
The Chicago Platform.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24

lIhits mMS eI'hIp'0HS al ne Sendte
Nays McSsra Elyard, Garlic, l'aiis. Hon
,'cr,":,. Kennedy Latham. McIiougall NUsniIh
10 ell Sake, Wiley, Wilson vi A.i'sOuri an,!
Wrigh,--h '.E
A1;Lc yeas, the :urers Of that party claim
nie Republican,. Nr tur al. of i, nnsylvania
am lcarcc u, Maryland were absent.
Tie cmcInl plV>isi"A Of the hill Is that " all
per soils led I" service nr tabor in the District
nf Colulnbia, by reason Of African Gesceht, are
hereby discharged AMI freed fr"ln s,rh seIvice
aud lahor." The c'Inycnsaliolr provided for ia
lhr hil j. not to exceed on IN average, i've hun
drr dollars for each slave.
!. IN amendment wG> also adopted arI ropriat
nc one Eucdfed iluusard dollar Ia aid the vol.
untary emigration "f the mannmiltcI slaves Il
llayii, l.iarrit ~ other f"ei2n ccuifry.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24


rrehension Of some new and terrible
iidings ulpn ihis agilatiug subject
| have seen, sir, that ia one 81 the
neiphboring States, amongst the var
ions contingencies which are MINER
uted, upon the happening OF any ono
Of which, delegates are to be sem 10 {"
famous Convention, TO assemble IN
Nashville ia june amongst the
sutsi iantive causes for which delegates
are to te sent To the NCppysptop 70
which | refer, one is, ii Congress ahol'
ishes the save trade within the Dis'
trict o. Columbia. That is to be t.le
cause for assembling IN convenll"l--
in othur words cause for considering
whether this Union Oughi :" ho DIS
solved or pof. 10 il p"ssible I" c"lI'
tcmpIate a greater cXlri,t OF wIiin,sS
ana extravaganza to "hich nen car
Le carried is the Indulgence at 'hrir
passinns Why, sir, there has Teen
no time IN my Iablic lite .-in "h;ch
statemt Mt lconcur with what WIS sad
the other dav by tho honorable Sena
tor from Ahbsma (Mr kISc)- there
has been no time oi my public lie tha'
was not willing. for one, to cooper
ate in my steps for he abolition OF
IN. slave traile in the District M 20
mmbia was willing to do 30 VIII le
the other portion It the District south
OF tlo Potomac rcma:hcd attrched
and there ID still less ground t"r "b'
lection now that u larger l'or' ION "i TIN
District has hern Z, tr"ccdcd to Vir
Riuia, and WHEN the motive or reason
for concentrating slaves here in u dc
pot tor tho pnrpose Ot transporting
them to distant iorcign markets ID les
scned H. the ,ktttt al the dim'un'ior
Of the ,cIrIt,Ey ~ the Act ef r.troceS
sion. 't
Abolish ne slave trade within th'
District 0i Columbia. reas'rt the doc
trinc VI tie rsolution 81 1913, that b,
IN implied Obliga,icn, "n the pSrt 9 9
Congress. savoy "nght not t"be ahol
ished within tho District Il Co|umbla
90 long as il remains in the State
MARYLAND - reassrrt the principle I
that resolution, ant adopt the otl,e
ueasures pro- osed in tnese re'olu
tions. ar eOrne Other riDilat measure
fer am NOT attached u anything a
che production ot NY own mind. au'
sm quite willing to adopt instead 'h'
better euggcslion' OF anybody else
adopt rhese m similar measures, and
Veniu,e ts predict that, ins, al OF til
distractions aud anxieties which nov
prevails, VIC shall have peace an
quiet Tor thirty years hereafter, sucl
as followed the disposition Of the SaIn
exciting and unhappy subject ate
the II IsScuri cOmpromise.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
Gen. Crnnr's Omc,ni Report.

Ht AporApTtRs DIsr. oT WrsT TiNN.l
PIT1sBIRO, April y, lsV2
Can't. " IT, Nc. ran. 4. A. Cen, Dept u
is Mississippi, ~. Louis Missouri
Captain: 1t Incomes my duty aga n
20 report another battle, fought b :.
tween two great armite; one con'end
ing for the maintenance Of the b, st
Goyernmcnt ever devised, the 9TH, r
for its destruction. 1t is pleasant t"
record the succ,sS OF the army cUnten
ding for the former principle.
On Sunday morning, our p'ckeis
were attacked and driven in hy the
enemy. Immediately the five divis.
ions stationed ut tiis llace were
drawn up in Inc Of battle 10 meet
them. The battle soon waxed warm
on the lclt c,nire, varying at times to
oil partk6r the line.
The MOS, continuous hiring o. mus.
kerry and artillery ever heard on this
continent was KEPT up until niglltfall,
abe enemy having lOryedi ihe entire line
TO fall back nearly half WAY FROM their
eamps 70 the landing. At q late hour
In the afternoon q desperate effort WAS
made by the enemy TO turn our leit
and gel possession Of the landing,
TRANSPORTS. etc. This point was guar.
ded by the gunboats Tyler and Lex.
ing,oH, Captains Gwynn and Shirk,
II. S. n, commanding, four 90 p"un-
der Parrot g1ns, and a battery Of rifl"d
Runs As tbere is deep and ImpIs.
sable raw ne Tor artillery or ravaI.y,
and very d'ficult Tor infantry nt this
point. no trcoI's were stationed here
excep, The necessary ariiIlcrid. and a
email infantry force for their snPpcrt.
lust ~ this moment the advance o:
Major. General Bucll's column, a part
of Inc division Of Gen. Nelson ar.
rived. and tho two Generals named,
both being present. An advance Was
.imm,d d;ately male upou the point OF
attack. In ihii repplse, much is due
TO the presence Of ihe lupboais Tjlor
and Lexington. and their able com
mnndcra. Captains CIV, nnand Sllir&.
During tie night the Divisions nnder
Generals Crittenden and McCook ar-
rived.
Gen. Lew. Wallace. at Crumps
Landing, six miles below, was ordered
at On early hour in The morning 10
bold his Division in readin' 81 Ia he
moved in any direction To which il
, might be oideled. Atabcut II o'c'"ck
the order was delivered TO move it Mp
10 Plttsburg. but owing 10 its being
led by q cilcoitous iout, did not arrive
in time TO take q part in SUNDAYS nc.
lion. During the ni4lt all was quiet,
and feeling that S great moral advan
tase would be gained 10y becoming the
attacking par,y. On advances was or!
sred ss soon as the day dawncd. The
result ,was a grslual repulse Of the
enemy at al points Of the lie, from
morning until probably ava o'clock in
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
IIIE CONSTITUTION AND
LAWS FOREVER!


Tte election returns from all quar-
ters results most cheering and bril-
liant for the Democracy. Let th'
taH roll on, until Abolition and Sc
.rssion is driven to the wall, aud our
word for it, peace and prosperity vii
nrevail throughout the land. Here
are o few Of the D?mocla'ic victories
CEcrsNArI. = The Qncen city hal
gone Democratic, elcciing Democ,at'
to three Of the most important Offices
n the city. Last fall the Fusion tick
ct had 1900 majority. Three cheers
for The defeat Of tie Abolition Gas
'!ip and its charges of secesh on ihs
!Iemocracy. BY tho way conld not
lew morc Of our Democrats in Viz.
ton snbscr be for this Abolition sheet
1t neither publishes The Truth, telc
=ra hhici liy orutllerwise.
CoI.rMGUs has elected the entir,
>emoeralic t:ciet. BY fion, 100 t,
a'J Inajpr tY. Doing better tl.an shs
ever has done for the Deinocracy.-
Last year was the first time she evel
elected a Democratic mayor.
Cutie TIE has elecied the Dem.
cratic tl.aet with the exception o
Marshal. This is the first Democrat,
c victory in Chill cuthe for q numbei
Of years. Bully Tor Cbillicothe.
MANSFIELD, Richland Co.. which
ias been considered a-stronshold cI
Rslublicanism, electe'l the whole
Democratic ticket, with the excep.
Itious Of Mayor and one councilman,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
Keep il Rrfore the White
PcODIc or Ohio.

When any Republican tells you
that he is not an Abol.tionist, read
him the following vttc to abolish s'a
very in the Diari,tof Columbia :
Every nay in both IIouses Of Con
gress were elected Ap the Republican,
ticket. On April.3 1862 We had
N;qqer CAampioas in the S1o|e.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24


| he towrs n Kichland Go have gen
orally gone Democratic oy large ma
iorities.
MARIETTA has elected a Democrat
Iic Mayor ~
WocsTkE has elected Democfa l'
officers. 1t has been heretofore i'e
publican. egsTE EsEE SO a,f
ia Ks"N q. H., the democrats nave
elected their entire ticket
Tie Democracy have also e"i"eo
victories IN the ioliowln2 plaees
Hamilton, DAYTON, Springfield n'''S'
boro', Portsmouth GAINESVILLE Ian
caster, Logan and IN :Art every c''F'
town and village id the State
MICHIGAN.
MILWAUKEE, gives the democratic
Mavor u maj"rity Of l493.
MANSON gives a demCcratic MAJOR
ity Of 200. ao.e
d JANEsviriE, j. O., gives an mex
ptctpd majority OF . III tavor oi 'h'
democracy.
RAciNE ais" gives an unexpected
majority Of l69 for the democracy
MINNESOTA.
Sr. PArL.- This town gave So'
democratic majority. 1t has bee'
heretofore Republican.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24

UA considerable amount cfsnow
..ll here tbio morning.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
Senator, Sherman md NcgrC
Einn nMCipItiOD.

Senator Shctnsmn md Negro
Emancipation.
That our rrcenily.ekcied SCra'Or
is turning on, u great mistake is mp
parent 10 ail sober minded pcoIIt,
and is being admitted by his patti
zais. In lii' s!eech sustaining his
vote for immediate Emancipation Of
the Slaves is the District OF Columbia,
Mr.. Sherman said:
"Thns is the best place to try the
experiment ii emancipation. have
always than.h. since conld reason
on this subject. that the law of God
proclaimed emancipation as the ulti-
mate end Of this question. Here we
have the poSer 90 trv the experiment.
Let us try it. would not interiors
with tho rights OF The States over that
subject in the slightest degree; bnt |
have no doubt that the slave States,
ns | shall show you hereafter, will
alter a while follow the example Of the
Government OF the United Sta'es, or
rather the cxaLple OF Pennsylvania
and the other States that have abol.
isl'ed slavery; but We can not expect
the slave States to fellow in the cilnse
of emancipation. or even look to their
doing It until We, The Legislators Of
IthIs District. slIsll set the example
ourselves. ..'.s
If This is good place to begin eman-
cipation for another reason. This is
n very paradise for free negroes.
Here they enjoy more social equality
than they do any where else. In the
State where live we DO not like ne
groes. We do noi disguise our dis
like. As my friend from Indiana
(Mr. Wrighil said yesterday the whole
people Of the North wcstern States are,
Tor reas ons, whether correct or not,
opposed th having many Ieg:oes
among til, m: aud that principle or
I,rrjntlice has been engraited in the
legislation oinearly all .t,e Nmth west
ern States. Here there is but litIo
prejudice aga INST them, and that elass
Of people WHO are hated and slhlrred
all over The country. Errlh and Soatl,,
have a better opportunity to develop
themselves and show their ca; acity
Tor elf.goueinntht than anywhere
else in tile Uniicil States. l.cre they
perform many Of the duties necessary
| TO lie performed III all civilized society.
Here they are the laborers, the hack.
men, the servants. and d" a great
deal Of good, and are OF great service.
| have never exam inrd the criminal
statistic here; but 50 lar as my observt-
liion has gone feel bonnd to say that
the free Iegioes OF this District l.ays
behaved themselves very well. They
useful, good citizens, all OF them, SO
far ;.s | know, loyal, faithful and vii.
linz aud readvto do the duties that
devniYe on them in tlc:r calngs und
buisness. l ain willing to give tho
free negroes htr. the highest possible
dcvelupmeht. HIRE they do not in.
t,rlers with the pechIiat prejudice that
will always mark them as q degraded
casrs in other communities. 10 States
where tho people ol the States govern
they plDst always be held on Q lower
level. Here they can have rights, and
these rights can be maintained and
can bs respected more thaa IN any
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24

WY OULD say to Ladies' who valne
w HEALTH COMFORT, BEAUTY
and FAtHl0N. sre most respectfully sUl-
ici;cd To examine this valuable article Of
WEARING apparel
II combines the CORSET, SHOULDER
TRACE SKIRT SUPPORTER aud AN
TI.l Al Err, in one kputiiulsr' irle. II sup.
poIis the weight Of the Clothing from the
AhOuldrrs adds Bcauiy 10 tie form. Pre-
scrres Henth Prepenis many Of he disc 5es
iue dtnt 10 hs pTtant mode Of Wearing the
Skirts, and giucs perfect ease 10 the wtGrer.
The most lashioDsble LADIES IN both city
aud country wear them,and every one speaks
in The highest terms of praise for them wher-
ever they have bern introduced. They are
fast coming into USE all over the couu,ry,and
every One who has worn ihem cannot be
induced to gowilhout them. Try thtm /! you
will moi regret il.
SARAH D. KING.
April 18th, 1869 III.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24

1ua@.--Mv -. ~ N'.,l I',''N NI" II
tmm'IC. Clark. Cola er, lIiX"n l'or!i;
iuc. Fe.senden, FOotc, FOs,cI, Grimes. Hazel
.Ilu,an. Harris, How ard. lloFe. Kiig
Lame OF Indiana lane - Kus,', Morr,!lI
lpomcroy. >IiEl:M N, sdmner, Ten,
lkyrk. Tfumbull " \DE. Wilkinson, VII
;u,,d .rl vii IN Ot MusS;, hiIrc,' -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
Se1entlitDe 95enD1t.
2lnf NonnerifnnB Nen Citen M1Gr,

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un0 pGIe an6ers lrtifsl ~ umllGnpli6 su meltrn
Die Ssoin8unSen am 8srtaufttaBe unO auf
partm0 ppn
8. uno .. &crn.
6ebruar D. na6Y
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
Sefentlt0e 95enDlt.
Slnuar 90.

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ni<ens, an ttrm Gasen um 10 llGr Icrmlt.
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wartIn9 Srn
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5anuar 30. rotgI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
Sefentlt6e 9Senbu.
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