The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-07

tho orornr should rot tho cotton we would rather
I'D avey balc coasienud d me flames than the enemy
should Get a pout,d Of Il.
The governor in big proclamation, distinctly says,
IF is practicable to haa the cotton u ne INTERIOR
out OF The reach 0t the enemy, Ietl be done 30
we were wrong, We acted in accordance with the r.
commentator OF Coy Moore
The committee Of SAFETY served upon " ths follow
ing notice;
ner nublj5bed IN Shreveport j. considered onsoand
generally On the cause Of the SOUTH and that it has
published libel on the action Of the meeting OF the
Po that sl sad eeta had snosed 6e dea q bung
the cotton and that copy of I'M resolution e served
- INV r BFI,BFy WHrTE
NJ H. JONES
3Qth April 1862. WALTER GATES.
The above notice was respectfully served upon us BY
NJ Gates and Drs. Clark and Allen.
AS to the Sonth-Wcstern being "unsould on the
c,,sa or the south WE most neramptoriIv DENY the
mencement, near ten years aineelt vi" 0e found taat
we have advocated soltharn ustitutions-southern
manufactures a1d u III evidence IF our carnestness
- $500" = 0~'t1N' - t'AC tN -
though Of an inferior quality and at higher rates tfan
northern paper We have repeatedly urged the en-
ployment Of southern preference to northerner
We have endeavored to persuade planters to make
their own ponghS, aXe-handes, broom5, ETC., instead
,., o., ,nr,7,,,,o,+ e ,,,tern srbooIrastars and
teachers W anne,I IL m, .osrs1er of arhcarts for
+be r.ctitudo Of orr assertions.
W. n,va cnf7savora3 Il nntjizh j rRI-ruyrr nanor
50 far as we coHIde item knowingly rot msrepre-
sentin5 the actual condition OF things Bornand raised
III the south having four near connexions holding
high Offices in tine Confederate navy at Norlok-1ir
Randolph, the secretary OF WAT OF t1a Confederate
So,e''i'''sli'' IT.
anu 49, c...;,S.
-" ot!s1,i2' 5'''e' 80 o',s' 80 1870
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coaLa We Caell9A ANY otReF i@eloo Ilhii oo9 u ti"S
geutherAera: Since the spring Of l525, we have re-
sided in LoasIaoa most Of which time in New Orleans
and We appeal to some Of HE most prominent citizens
Of that city, whotherwe have ever been considered IN
any other light than q2et, unottendiog, law-a-biding
citizens firmly attached to the south and ts insttn-
lions
Al proof Of the appreciation Of the course We have
,,s,ad Iar7Iv mail reaches Shreveport which does
c,...I~..,,..
NOT bring a u.s. o. new 7..t W.
f,, Il, -,.r,t,x rast Mend ~. an election WAS held
1S.. 1a. r.,,..a,,
10 tins place TOT mayor ana trustees "o'S l20Ssoi'
Esq, was reelected mayor without opposition Ihe
following trustees were 4Iectcd:-Ward No. /, 4. }.
,fr,u.7 n p,or ~ . p n
Stacey 40 = ~ H. N'Sf az anu - 'te' w. - ~
Sale No 4, Martin Tally ~ ., y II. burnside; 40
8. N. G. Trvon
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RED RIVER RANGERs.--Iba line company VIII Or
gsnise this dav and elect officers The company still
,rant ! r.. ,,oro rorrnts /, II Nut ESD, deserves
.l,i,,a,,,,o,,.
inueh ereult lot ~ ~ l@s.s 80
r,,-no r,c,,r LTops,.4+ nnrtin,t az the members
,,,t.,.,.,. t,2= ,,3 ;,,.+,,t NJ
OF inns company ncl" On '2"'" ""9 ."1
g. benson, EsI, was elected captain; " scott ISL
lieutenant j. A. Hecox, 2nd do; s ". S, Cup do.
The captain at subsequent meeting made the fo}-
loving appointments;
Non-commissoucd olticer5-Anderson Walker lst
y rSorson Dn' ,jc Nth 9TH Io Gcorre Crowder 9TH do
ersF7 Ran ni.ei 5 Ill "a soSga Vgr il eorno-
raj; Robert Moore 2nd 90; f. G 0ark I'D do John John
NaPole, 4th doi Jho Cad"eli lirtiet' ~ y. 'S'l,