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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-20

mill, or any other means convenient,
or solution.
Two pounds OF powder is sufficient
to dissolve in twenty gallons of
water, and one to two pints each
day Of this water, it is stated will
completely deoderise all the fecal
matter Of a small family. 4 mere
morsel of the powder will render a
pint of fetid water fit for use. A
sprinkl;ng Of the powder or solution
deorderizes stable or pile of de-
caying vegetable matter. Such are
the statements published Of this
cheap dfsinfector.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-20
~Sce Every Page.

Persons sending US remittances will be
good enough to send no other paper money
thap Louisiana State or Confederate Notes
o, Shreveport Corporation dis none o'iei
viii he received. Individual and other cor
,nration bills are of no use to us, Us we
cannot get them off our hands.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-20

On "Wednesday morning very re
trcshing rain fell atthis place. Only
Tor its timely visit all the corn on the
uplands would have been a total loss
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-20

Persons addressing Us on business
not connected with our office, must
enclose Postage stamp, or no atten-
ton will be paid to their letters.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-20

In the Federal Congress Adiu-
tant General Thomas states in the
Committee of Ways and Means, that
the Federal army is no- 100000
strong.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-20

Mr.. w Kobh, of he JEFF. Ihomp-
son, will accept our thanks Tor per
hitting Us to pcruse a file otNew Or
leans papers.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-20

OlncctS CnueaVOrcu 10 sINliCe Hi'i'
but the soldiers present, who appear
ed much interested, would not permit
it. But few days will elapse before
tho appointedtime will arrive. Will
the prediction be verified ? tits not
improbable.--Camden Ark. } Herald.
Is Ir So?-We learn that it is pos
lively asserted at Vicksburg, that
not pound of cotton has been burn
ed on the plantations Of President
Jeff, Davis and his brother Col. Joe
L.. Davis, situated a few miles belo"
the city. An of last years crop Is
said to be still on those places and &C
cessible to the Yankees, should they
institute the usual Yankee curiosity.
Can this statement be true Have
the people more patriotism than the
President and his principal staff Oil
Ger ? If this report be well founded
il manifests Il shameful hunt ate,
the dollars and dimes at every hazard
Tit is a false accusation, denial from
those who know, should assuredly be
made, and that Immediately.
We find the abovein the Raymond
Gazette. We believe a portion oftne
cotton referred to has been destroyed
but the greater portion gift is SAID &c
have been remo-ed to the interior
Perhaps ..those Who know" Will tsnro"
4 little light on the matter.-Eicks
burg WING.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-20

morsel of the powder VIII render
pint of fetid water fit for use. A
sprinkEng Of the powder or solution
deorderizes stable or pile of de-
caying vegetable matter. Such are
the statements published Of this
cheap disinfector.
Treatment Of Loyai kentucAionss by
the Lincoln Gocermment.-Ihe I'm
iontown (ky) News of 18th, inst,
says:
On last Tuesday a strong party of
Federal cavalry arrived at Marion,
Crittendcn county, where Judge
Fowler was holding circuit court,
and the officer demanded that the
Judge and members of the bar pres
ent should take an oath to be admin
istereh by him. On hearing the
nature OF the oath, the judge stated
that it was unconstitutional ard he
could not take it. The attorneys
present also declined for the same
reason. Among the attorneys so
refusins. were Mcssrs. Hiram McEl-
row, BENJAMIN Z. Cissel, and Daniel
Hughes, Of Morganicld. and Messrs
Bunch and Vance, of Henderson
On their refusal they We're all arrested
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
How Harry Fell in Love.


All the girls In Floverdsle vers in 1--we ,l,b
Harry Vernon. That ia to ssy. thew admired
him excessively, and were ready 10 fsll IN lave.
If he should lead the way. Fanny S,mers. tbs
little witch, was the only exception. Msrry.
dancing and pretty as a fairy. Il was a ouestiop
whether she had ever vet tbouebt of lave. If sbe
had, she never talked Of n. i 20 iIs-'- ~
Harry's father was Senator to Coperess,
and he himself was q young lawyer of brilliant
talents, finished education and bandsome for.
tune. Il was known that hie father Vished
him to marry, and aid mot. AZ IA oiten the oaae,
insist on bis selecting an heiresss The now
Rray haired statesman had made a love match
10 bis youth, and still Worshiped the memory
of the wife he had too early loat. aLet your
heart choose, my SON." he said aMsrrisee
without true Affection, holds ont bu. A poor sbow
for happiness." ~ .-T-317 ~ =
Most Of those not directly interested In the
event, thought that Issbells Fortesoue would
carry OF the prize. She Was decidedly the bell,
Of the village Having received her educa
tlon at fashionable saminary, ,hsre was scarce
" an accomplishments Of which she could no
boast. Besldes, the families Of Vernon and
Forteeque had been the leading ones in the
country for two generations; and gossips said
that the union OF the two fortunes, and Of the
united influence, would give Harry q position
almost unrivalle0. -- - -sN 1l - q" aa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
'gbe Ohio 6tatesnran
From the Logan County Gazstte.l
DE UNITED STATES HOTEL.
BY ONE OF DR poARpAHa.

.s
Ib took rooms for do season-Is cuttin quite SWELL
70 stcppin' eta tavern--de UmTRD sTATTs HorrI
Ole UNCLE SANS do landlord-we eat and drink our f
And do wisdom Of de measure IT, dars muffin for de bill
Oh, HI 0 Dinkum Darkeyi
Do white trash cant afford
TO take rooms at dc tavern
Whar dc cullud gentry board.
De possum II was ublybut we've better grub dan dat:
De hoecake II was ncent, de raccoon sweet and fat
But posgum, coon and hoecakelI bid you all FAREWELL
fou weuldn't suit do '6ieiy at Uncle Sans Hotel.
Oh, I'll o Dnkum Darkeyi
Oh DON'T you hear dc bell7
It's ringin' for do boardaha
At Uncle Sans Hotel. .f..... q.
And don't yoS know dc boardahs'ds accomplished Di-
Do scrushinatn Pompey, and Dc gallant Mistah enow
And all OBJ dc born equals no matter where dsy dwell
Arc goin' to be boardahS 1t Uncle sans Hotel.
Oh, HI 0 Dlnkum Darkeyl
Oh berry sure am,
De best Of all do tayerns
Iskeptby UAutK sAM.
De schIu1hinain Pompey, when be sits down to dine,
inst hear him call DO waitah 10 fotch aione de wne
And see dc little white boys heIpin MISta6 SNOW,
And pringin' chicken hxens to do lubly Dinah Grow
Oh, III Dinkum Darkeyl
rs cuttin' Qaite swell,
Il took rooms ct tavern
" Shlteo otateb hoNi'
Il o mighty big old tavern, dat United States Hotel
Ithas sixty thousand boardahs, and It commodities em
well; l10
It has room for all Of Dixie an spec. dsy II all be
here, b. f# ..r .|
WIZ dar wives aud pckaninneS, fore dc sndin' Of Dc
year.
Oh, HI 0 Dinkum Darkey
We hayeno bills to pay,
Dey charge 'em to de white trash
hear de landlord say.
Oh take do nattock, white mani-de ihubbsl and de
spade ..
We boardahS hab no work to DO, we all hab quit Dc
tradel-
But fore you pay de bOahd bills you'll hab to tug and
sweat,
And Wiih you wasn't white trash thesuand times n
beti
Oh, HI Dinkum DArkeyI
Oh don't you hear dc bell?
IT'S ringin' for do boardahs
Al Uncle Sans Hotell
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

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1862. an" 1852.
Summer Arrangement Time
a..s-.@.o Changed. %.
Great Northern & Eastern Route
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
AND arel ieoAo& -,
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lsflac l'Ioll'L9 ,,s 10 baa " a ,s4AA = evNs
RS ,Isplo'o G a ,'soas dia97ss tiwE 40 :,
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
ON BOARD THE LOUISVILLE.

ON BOARD THE LOUISVILLE.
KIlED-Chas. vllips, John Williams, e. N. Arllla and
] Curtiss
MouNpED-wm. Higgins, Ed. Roach, Z. 8. Collins,
Michael Kelly, J. Griffin aud WIN. Walker.
ON BOARD THE CARoNDELEr.
kLIED--A. Richardson, Joseph Lacock, Albert Martin
and Wm. Duff.
NouSDsD--Wn Hinton, Owen Connolly, Henry Smith,
VIM. p. Pooney Thos Burns, James Burns, Richard
ORrian, Patrick Sullivan and Patrick Lou2hlan.
ON BOARD THE PITTsBURG.
Two were lightly wounded.
The battle win be opened again TO morrow
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
Rejoicing of the Troops near the Potoma

PORrERs DIVISION.
On receipt OF the glorious intelligence Of the fall of Fort
Done'son General Fz John Porter ordered tho various
brgades Of ms dvissn assemble convenient points
In ten minutes after the order General Buttcred being
absent by command Of General Mcclellan, in Washing
tom Captain Thomas J. Hoyt, tho Assistant Adjutant
General, assembled the Third brigade, four thousand
strong Notwithstanding the heavy ran and, after few
PREDATORY remarks, read the glorious intelligence the
cheering, bands playing, &c. This occasion de
monstraes the rapidy with which General Butterfclds
brigade be brought together, and Is a gratifying
proof that the untrng energy OF this young General has
borne its fruits
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
TIE NEXT FIGHT.

CAIRO, H., Feb. 10, 1857.
Commodore Foote returned TO Cairo last night in the
Conesoga. His wound is much better, but he 10
PEELED cruches He is here to aterd TO the
petion OF the Benion and the outfit OF OF the
tr boats number Of the mortars left for the Cumbcr
land yesterday.
Eslnforcements have been sent TO General Grant,
such extent that his army must number nearly
nfy thousand With such force he certainly
prevent further accessons 10 tho enemys ranks TEo
battle will be fierce What Friday COZ.
ynced US all that the rebels mean 'hght' that they
fully realize the importance of holding thor position,
and the prostraton Of their that must attend
their defeat al Fort Dorslson.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21


On board vessel not wanting Captain Dove
had Just complimented OF the gunners upon
splendid shot when the shot that played us such
havoc entered yort, and completely severed the
gunner in twain scattering the blood and brains and
mar gled flesh Captain Doves person In sckenins
profusion; but the Captain never banched; he only
wiped the human gore from his face and in instant
waa rpeiintendng the replacement of another gun
n nothing had happened Cool, brave and determined
he throughout the action mountain OF strength 10
his crew, and, though wounded and deiesfed for the
nonce looks forward 10 the morrow, when the light will
be renewed, with confidence and cagernees.
Commodore Foote standing In the pilot house Of tho
st. Louis when a shell entered II, killing the pilot and
woundng himself severely The room was hled with the
pieces OF broken wheels chains room furniture and rub
bsh " evory sort; there thero TO take the
helm save the Commodoreno chance TO call another 10
mosore eyed the remaining handles OF the wheel and
Cor quarter Of hour acted the double part Of com
mander and pilot and at last when compelled 10 fall back
bs kept his the foe. and his orders calmly
and coolIy as when first entering the action.
AZ about the middle Of the engagement thirtytwo
pcnnsn, IN momsn, kslf DOZEN men sprans out Of
the ports caught the mutatsd stan upon their shoulders
hosed the blue nag 70 its place. where they stood and
held for several minutes In The aco OF most murder.
| IRE.
Commodore Fcote tells me that he has commanded o,
the taking Of SIX forts, and has been In several naval
engagements; but ho never under severe fire
before Fifty shots struck his vessel his upper
works were rdded, and his cwor decks with the
dead and wounded. We count lees than thirty
shots which struck own vessel the Louisville while
in all over one hundred shot and she took effect upon
Ny curiosity is satiaed have no particular desire
10 be board man ofwsr when another battery is "a
bsattacked, but, ON the contrary think should prefer
land view The fact beats proof against ord
nary shot, large sixty four but this trial has
demonstrated the fact that rinsd tbirtywo founders
even. will penetrate iron sides, while one hundred
md ,wenty FOUNDERS merely laugh at The obstruslion
Tie loss on our site wm az foilouss-
ON BOARD THE ST. LouIs.
Krtr. Pilot ~ ana n. Eiiey and tharies W. paler
WOrNpEr Nscl,enant Rcndrisk, AItosio Caidero Va
Got charles s-ilh and julius Sweet
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

NV neMou ."s .of. 'o .uony Ponnr
''punging shot Into us with great rspidty. Their
thirty two pound hall struck the pilot house OF
We sss piercing the inch and half iron and the fifteen
inch oak. In striking the iron plate II was broken. A
number Of large fragments scattered within the pilot
honse mortsliy woundng one OF the pilots, y A. Riley
OF Cincinnati striking the flag officer Commodore Foote
in tho ankle and slightly iniurng other men. I'm
mcdately after this shot entered deck In the star
board side and passn through glanced downward 10
the shell room, striking the ships cook Charles w.
Bsker of Philadelphia IN the head literally tearing the
skaI OIL Several heavy balls glanced the pilot
housn piercing tho chmDeys, and carrying away the
chimney guys These followed by scoupc Of sbos
which struck our vessel Just above water mark.
n was now discovered that the wheel had been Injured
bv ina shot which killed the pilot Two OF the spok,s
W are brken and hs voseI did not respond we'll 20 her
ho An attempt made 70 steer her By tie rel ing
Lse bud IL was found that the current too strong.
n o a,noi re "a, ny lest the shio should turn broad
s8e - the enrmy, oreero her 10 op down slowly.
Al half usst three e.l from CT our boats stt'
the Icbe dnes,a, presR7g u % clofe to ths ground.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21


al steam is crowded, the transports close up
20 our stern as near as possible, signals are
made from one 10 anothr, and all W o seo
and activity again. We wonder what is the matter !
bat wondering IL Of avail. Now We hear vague
story that General Grant made attack on the fort s
morning. repused, and had retired for rem ofys
mants. The story proved untrue, but 10 served 70 s
yeope the spirit OF All we're over exciteu W
the distressing nexs; but determination the uIe eiop
red out upon every ysage and resolution was lie oe
apparent upon every hand.
Al nve 2. NJ sta m of rain and seet came up whicn
dampened the ardor Of men. We had nopeo ior
of the beautiful weather of the last three
days could nothing before US but repe-
tition OF the disasters and dsagreeabres OF the late re-
eonno,ssance OF Ballard county. Still, hoped for the
best and trusted Providence But here we are, al
eleven NJ anchored couple Of miles below the fort,
and busy preparing our valentines TO send by the salt
petre mails over TO "southern brethren on the
morrow. Twill be bloody message but It's the only
way we have just 10 tell our love, and tits 10 be
hoped that they will receive the missves in loving kind
and Christ sianlike consideration. But must close
for steamer is whstling her last shrek prepara
tory trip TO Cairo and this must by her or not at
all. Tomorrow We open the cotilon; until then, az
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Two OF the wounded having since died, chansee the
above 10 eleven killed and forty-two wounded
The OF those wounded on board OF the Caronde
let thursday the 13th John Fiaherty, Dennis
Relay Michael Ray, John Conner Thomas Foley Arthur
Blackburn, Maurice Phillips, J. j. Kinney and W. L.
reii
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
Married..

Married. EfM
HARRIsoN-- McMAScs-0n Sunday, February 10, by the
Rev Alfred Cookrnan, Mr. JAMES II. HARRISON 70 Miss
CArHARNE McM NUS all Of this city.
VAN CrEEf-RoBuss-In Brooklyn, Wednesday,
February 49, at house of the brides father by the
Row Evan NJ johnson, j. ScHES VAN CIEEs 10 MARy A.,
second daughter Of Daniel A. Robbins.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Krfr.--pjlot IIsnN n. siiey and 'haries W. Baker.
WOrNpKr -%jclieIant Rcndrick, Antonio Caidero, Va
coor charles s;rilh and Julius Sweet
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
WATCHES, JEwELRy, &c.

nTANONDs DIAMONDS, DTAMONDS.-THE BEST
~ Imitation offered 10 the public is Paris double
California Diamonds. Being cut by real diamond lapida-
selected trystazed quartz and mounted in Is
carat gold the best Judges deceived For sac only
j r. THOMPSONS ictvclry sorc, al Broadway, three
dDprs above C,pal street,
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

language desres situation In respeca BILE
private family In addition the French and Spanish
she 10 qualified 10 teach the usual English branches
rs1 Rrsncs enS.n Xppy :. 3 wssnsyon
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

DOhRD IN BROOKLYN is WANTED BY FAMILY
ID OF hrcc persons in house with .noiern improvements
Taror Bedroom the second rrivte family pre-
rtrcd; well furnished cxecIt carpets. Address orytc,
mid oil
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
LECTURES.

~ A TRIP TO MANASsAs.r-TIIE REV. DIR. BELLOWS
N will deliver Charity Lecture at Irving Hall, Ss-
turday evening March @ at o'clock describing Personal
Visit 70 Ccnreye and Manassas immediately after the Eva
cuaon, and will exhibit few Trophies from the field
Tickets To be obtained at d. Appletons bookstore
Broadway; g. Micr's 522 broadway; r. J. Governs 500
Broadway; Hall Sons 5t3 Broadway; Schartenberg n
Luis 75d Broadway Chas G. simpsons 80 East Twenyse
cond street. and at the door evening Of lecture.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

9 tn STREET HORSE BAZAAR-AUCrIoN sALE
At and exchange stables, 70 and u East Twenyfourth
esee Ancs!o1s Win commence on Monday March 81 1864
saadsys excepted Sales will cons Of Horses Wagons
Hsrness and other articles RIles-Section l. All articles
herses other articles sold for rs oommssioa will DC
sold 30, proving Represented fun commission Wild 8.
charged the seller. Bee All horses kind
livery OF sAA horses tnd warrantees OF kindness viii
pre at that time Sec AL wsrrantees OF soundness
horses Will expire day After they sold, o'clock
4. n Sec In OF disagreement between the buyer
AID seller the buyer shall choose and the seller
other and they cannot they shall choose the third
and their decision shall be fnal and nndins Sec
deposit Of SO will be required all sales $50sses
under $50 SIT not complied WITH the article will be Inn
will be read the satisfaction purchasers and the
purchasers viii their guarantees from the propreiors
Blankets Whips and other small articles
bic charges win be made Horsss other articles be
with their character time before the sale Is closed
theT viii be offered in hei. Horses kept and
wagons stored at this establishment.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

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free 30 cents. NJ oAUNTT, publisher, 50 Walker street,
New York.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
RAILROADS..

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs FOR ALBANY,
Troy, the North and West leave Chambers street at
aud IL A. NJ, aud $50, 8 aud 10 Z. NJ.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
~ For Albany, Troy, North and West. -
Winter arrangement, commencing Monday NOV. y, iSii
For Abanyl030A A. NJ, Express Mail Train, from Twe1
ty.sixth street depot
For all local trains Time Table
JOHN BURCIiILL Assistant Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

S)EN CARRIAGES BRETTs, FAMILY ROCKAwAYs
A.)U top and open Buagies Doctors Wagons, Grocer
and Business wagons 30 Horses Harness. &C. for sale
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
INSTRUCTION.

A WIDOW LADY. DELIGHTFULLY."- SITUATED IN
IA the country in healthy location the Hudson de-
sres 70 take fsw young children Board and educate.
They will have the comforts of home and mohers care
Engsh, Freuch and music thoroughly taught by
tent person Bes Address Country box M Pos,
on m