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ner unp atf Gas @legantefte etn9ert6teter
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belt, bre1tn otelelbsu wtecer aWf etner aneern SteQa aus.
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mpmtt autpetlen bic Gplpoten behnftet ifnh

Diefe Srantbettcn foameu nleutent6eil8 bon Sef9pereen
llnrube Der, poer pon p%er6tubsrter &u8blntung ooer pom
nno &rtnten, mas un8euao lit, uno per9tn6eru oaourrs
cen gelurocn 3ufano Der Seber unb bs Dtasens.
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8enno bletben pOut. Die @tlcn, wetr mad, ben 9ebrudten
Sol i6rtiten geuomnen, brtnaen iGneu Die Sober un6 cen Dfa
in lbre 0roHun8 3urld uno ais ~natGrlide fplqe baDcn
eintR tlaren 8ppI unb 9uen Mppetu.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07

lIandsboro, Miss, Jan. l-Gen. NJ
l-ovell.-The enemy came as near
Biloxi yesterday morning as they
could get, with three small steamers.
Two L. S. officers, with sixty men,
then landed in small boats, and de-
manded of Capt. Farrell, command
ing that place, any property in their
possession belonging to the United
States, or munitions Of war of the
Contederacy, giving Capt. Farrell
one hour to decide whether to fight
or surrender.
Capt. Farrell surrendered. The
L. :. Commodore then took two small
cannon, and made inquiry for the
trlIrs Of the Home Guards; G Jttf though Ire
did not get them.
Gen. Butler and his command were
ut Ship Island, and could not say
what he would do.
The enemy remained in Biloxi a
few hours and returned to Ship Island.
This is through reliable gentlemen
of this place and Biloxi.
1landsboro, Jan. 3-Twelve Fed
eral vessels We're near Ship Island
Yesterday. There has been consider
able drumming and stirring around
on the Island within the past ten
days.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07
COnie deratiOn Restaurant.

In (Forneriy Gaiety.)
~S- A"joiuinyMe CDn/fderatio~
CoVee Housc. .Shrercport, La.
Wills well lnown and popular cs
4 tablishmrnt has been removed as
above, and is open for the accomlno-
dation OF the public. There will be
found the best of game. fish, oysters.
and everything that the Shreveport
and New Orleans markets atford.-
Meals furnished at all hours day o.,
night. Families and parties will
'ave their orders prompt v attended
-. no37vly
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07

Permittcd to marry.-Heretofore
the party against whom divorce had
been obtained in Georgia, was not
permitted to marry again during the
lifetime Of the plaintiff: To remove
the pains of established delinquency,
the House has passed the Senate bill
allowing defendants divorce case to
marry again after the expiration of
one year from the date Of such di-
TOrce.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07

NOR SALE-Thc Newspaper and job
IL Material, books, and outstanding debts
Of this Office. Reasons for selling given on
application, if desired. To a person who
will continue the publication Of the paper,
Il bargain will be offered. The materials
are new, and there is sufficient stock of pa
per on hand to last six or eight months.-
Address the proprietor. d9Otf
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07

From NiSsouri.-Privat advices
from Missouri were received in this
city last evening, to the effect
that some thirteen hundred recruits
who had assembled ut Knob Noster,
johnson county, Mo, intending to
join Gen. Prices command, We're
surrounded by the Federal forces
under Gen. Pope, and taken prison
erS. The force of the latter number
ed ten thousand. Among the prison.
ers were three coloncls and seventeen
captains. They also took sixty-tive
any further particulars of the affair."
Memphis Appeal.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07
VicksburS sun.

Published in Vicksburs, Miss, by
I. S. Martin, Chas. A. Cone, and
Geo II. Elwell. Terms, $40 per an
mum for the Daily; Weekly, s3. The
Sun is the only paper in Vicksburg
published every day in the week.
y1-n54-tf
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07
The Shreveport
DENT1L NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned will be absent from
Il Shreveport until about March. Mr.. r.
Z. Samuel is my legal agent during my alb
charge debts, Whenever able SO to do.
My former assistant will be found in the
office. S. HINSON, ID. u. s.
Shreveport, Jan. 8, 1862.
Shreveport papers please copy one month
discontinue my card until my return, and
present bills to Mr.. Samuel S. II.
CCHOOL NOTICE-The under
~ signed will resume School busi-
ness in Shreveport, on the Second
Monday in January, 1862.
Rates Of Tuition per Month:
Elementary English branches, $500
Higher English branches and the
Languages, $500.
j3-3t d. DONOVAN.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07
PFTER BACON,
MI A CHINIST .

Offers his services to the public,
to repair machinery and attend to all
orders in his business. Can be seen
at Lewis Mill. d2O
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07

Portable Steam Engines with or
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines with double fue boilers.
Circular Saw Mills OF the most mod
ern and improved construction. We
challenge the trade to produce a bet
ter or more effective article at a less
price. Cotton Gin and Grist Mill
Shafting.
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and FIGURING Mil.
Straub Com Mills.
India Robher Betting.
Woolwruth Planning and Matching
Machines.
Artesian We'll Tools and Pipes fur
nishcd to order.
Steam Guaees, Whistles, &c,
and every description Of Plantation
and Railway Machinery.
Send and get an illustrated cata-
logue OF otsr Machinery, free by mail;
all We ask is Il preference at the same
price with equally good Northern
Works. Addr, IS E. NJ. INENS,
No. 50 St. Charles ST., n. O.
No. Sly
The parties having refused to pay
for the above advertisement, We eau
ton all against giving them patronage
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07
Restauxan

VIE undersigned would respect
4 fully inform he citizcns of Shreve-
port and vicinity. hat he has opened
Il RESTA IR 4 Mt on Texas street,
hear Market, where he is prepared al
all times to satisfy his friends and
customers, from ! O. clock, A. NJ. until
II. p. NJ, with warm or cold meals.
80 TO Boarders by the month or
week, {: liberal deduction will bemade.
vln5l-6m j. a. JEHLE.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07

The British ship Chesire, from
Liverpool, in attempting to run the
blockade, at Savannah, was captur-
ed by the gunboat Augusta, and has
been sent to New York in charge of
aprize crew.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07
Che Senai-M)eekly News.

We see it stated that August Bel
mont, the great millionaire and bank
er, has ordered the sale Of his real
estate in New York, and does not
intend to return to this country.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-07

Acfirity ut N"I3oH Nary Yard
~ New York dispatch, Of the 22d.
says:
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FHOys NASSAU.
Gurning the IsIOciaBde-seisure 90 the fr'-
vSiccr 1vicio by the Briiish-Thc Srsh-
Vile Chased back into Port.

The brig Lucy Darling Capt. Souper, from Nassau
June IS, aliyed On Tuesday morning. Capt. SOuIer
reports:
LEFT steamer Herald, from England for Charleston,
;. C., ready, Mmha do. for do. do Bahama, for
d., waiting; Tueaiclen, for Charl-e.oD, DO; MIN
ma. Tor England; Emile, from and for Charleston
ready; Leopard, for do, waiting. Capt Solfer aFo
reports that there were two steamers at Cockburn
Anchorage, and two lying of Hog leland names not
known. On June %, saw large fall ship-ngged
English propeller (merchan9 making for Nassau;
sl.o, large bark, deep loaded showing English
cooIs, and bound to Nassau.
Tie ship Kearssrge, Capt. Savage, from Havana
lor New-YoTk, with a cargo Of sugar in hogsheads
and boxes fell on her beam ends IA the Gulf Stream,
between Florida and Bal ANA Banks, when the
wreckers from Nassau fll in with her ard cut away
The nlaiumast. Bus RS the ship would not right,
they lowed her ashore at Bimuis, where portion
Of her cargo Was sayei in g damaged condition. The
ship, when last heard from, was bilged. The mate
and crew arrived in Nassau on the !-d ines; in the
schooner Triumph.
The steamer Oyieto, that was built il England for
a man-of.war, was under sezuye by Capt. Iiinkiey
Of II. u. NJ. shi2 stagbooud, aud II pize crew On
board. When seized rho was under command Of
Capt. Simms, formerly Of tie Sumter.
The steamer Cecil, for Charleston with munitions
Of war, ran on a rock of nof,h-east point Of Abaco,
and sanG in four fathoms wafer. She became
total wreck. The wrecke.s had sased the greater
part Of her cargo in damaged condition, AMI It was
being sold at auction on the Goth aud 21'h June.
Among the articles saved were six small brass can
non. smooth bore and marked /" Weir"
Tie steamers Nashville md Kate sailed on the
glst for New Inlet y. c., and both were chased
back, tbe Nashville getting in'o Gun Cay, Abaco,
and the Kate into Eleuihera Turtle.
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defended It, first, on the ground that il was only
form OF arriving at slave emancipation. IL then de-


form OF arriving at slave emancipation. IL then de-
tended il on two other equally untenable grounds.
The argument Of orr enemy was pOtent'y triumphant
over the argument of our iTieDd-tbe argument oi
our enemy resting Irreiutaty Oh the letter and spri
of tnst Illogical law and on be reports of IL Dis
cussion in our Congress. Even The Official NoHi,car
cannot refrain from applying the simplest test OF
French logic 10 that remarkable law: q BY an lex-
rl,cabl. want OF logic, the Chamber iou-e OF Hep
Iesen,atives tbst Lad voted the bill for copiscatng
property, refused TO emaDcipste the slaves belonging
mhabisots Of the South engaged IN the rebellion.
II pian that the last Of tAeee Two bills was more
Just than the first" Palmer than any conceivable
combination Of pihe.stGyes to an impartial observer.
Possiblv the lately changed tore of tins same Of
hcial N3nlteag is worth our notice. Inc M'".fnr
is quo edited ty NJ. Prosper Menmee, Acsdsmician
aud Senator. lts editor 10 cHiei is LOUIS Napo!eoh,
r..yonsble for it's bulletin and "AneIicin CORE
spoi den =" Is Abraham Liscoln Is re,ponsIble for
tie pio,laalations of hi, Generals
Tint Gen. Hailechs ignorance Of what has be-
come of q hostile army, Of whose nnmbers-varying
from - OOO 20 2OO,UJ) men, le wac gnOraDts ex-
CO ,hle. coming naturally from ia persistence in
su.tiug out from his lines the only possible DaCk
reporters of news OF tie eueIny's whereabout aud
whatabout Bat that he should hut these black re-
pcricrs Of news from the enemy's camp OFT % his
own IL infinitely more inexpicahle 10 tie European
mia t1an that he sboud slut ont trom his Own
camp White reporters Of what is aud is not going on
there.
:" Live and Learn Only uoder these queer, op-
pressiye conditions, is there not danger that the
breath Of orr national life viii be sqetzed ont Of
rs before we come to learn the saving doctrine that
4 democratic repubc fighting Tor ia existence nus,
fght Tor democracy ana eAis'eDce-H lthouL refer
cnce 30 color.
We thioh that We ere twenty millions against
xix millions, more or less. Europeans think that
we are twenty millions lmiuns tue iiuids and the
traiors) againat Fix million white enemies and four
million ack f,ieude. Now more than bali Of oug
oveIated strength has been hitherto exhausted, not
Ia overcoming our siX million wGite enemies, but IN
repehng 10 their side our our million black friends.
QG0S Deas raH, Perdere
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M1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS &.
Cleared.

slips-Rs1asr Stuart, Panama Nosmth Sons; Caroline
Nesritb Sousq. Bristol Ne NTH SOM GerDans Josr'
send Have William Wbitiock j.; Wtlingon BaI stow,
Buenos Ayrc', John NrOr jr fiscs,sua Weeks, Liver
pool, }. ". Eisell & Co.
Bake aryand tBremen). Hsnen, London. Hernings
osirg; & K. Hsteruan, Elliott. Phiadsiphiai NJay
fpr1 Wilkinson - John Jackson Anna bodgnea, by.er
Dan TO- Snow Burgess. 49, -
grigs-L 81 Merritt, Berry Csir james f. Ward Go. +,
Avon tBr). Hopkish Csrdsaas BOYD HeincAen; Union
frD DAWSON s. John, n. b. A. Snhers CO. Laiharine
iBrL Nnr Havana. ]. T. a. r. - clusters Los Amieos
fHrH Johuson Bale don Jo .aH icy John Gedtcs Or,
Johnson. Barbados, Smith, Jonas Coz Costa h.ca f.ss
A,unwaii P1aana Rslrosd Go. an,
schosne.s-O C. Acken, Peek. stanford; Henry Ciohs.
SOY rord u ser; Ellen Rodinau. B0yno1 New.
Bedford rastet Thomp.on Perm Amooy Ssn Bfant
Sseh Frankia Bell Robinson ko Grande del SUD bret,'
SON i Co; Hasin-s lBrl Chapman, - Joan, ~ y, =.
I Nsviu, som Juau, Webb. Hiaiise, SewbeEn, v &,
Brts. Hamilton - Co L. T. hing leeds Phiade 9nia a.
w. Mckee Bo1iasoE (orl Hooos, Chafi0'eio"h J. T. >
c. H. TrumbIl.
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Arrived.

ship w;ndera-re tot Bo.'onl Harding H;yT. My y
ade and 80 P5' - boya e,<'a. hii n nsss. go.
while uUter the influence Of qlor jumped oyetooaa
and o't min Joaeph ; Oordon steward ss"
r Storage pssseo ger died Of spoplexv One pa''
go nf,5 dios June 2s la. % o. ion 81 50 spos, car.
Al, III KrraebauAl fIonsPoro Rico ior CaliL "
strip Hcrle Sir.ncus Adrs, spaa a DAYS ana ~ say
f.oa Uo,atI, led 70 GnuG Nrs.ef'e Sel % JaD'e'
1bisson. Ixre7enced lig; variable winds since es7ns
PH ss,,pce pr Of Ysruo4,h " 81 Cain Gayso $,
days va sydney e. b., June - ia ballast to Beyd beineN
en 1uev psrips DR. OF Mason n Pl, souper, Mason
June 8 cotton 70 Joseph Eneas. July 20 nile. T. hom
smith island light passed large cap ia to" 81 'teAHe
Ing Lima sahr Prsssiaa) - Newcastle SO days coal TO
Bri Alma tpr) Bode Nassau n T. June %, cotton and
sebT Qasen q the south tof Bridgeport Ewooa sage
Jnas 2j sugar 10 Boomer Graves g. LAD "ha' s1s
cal,. ] .ring the passage; vs. oays y OF rsis.ss
sohr Lsyiuis Jane, kecaan Georgetown D. u DAYS
seiS L. D. Ncawogh Ryder Bangor via NowBedfori
r t., s6es o Maca Nu,ter shuee N. g. u days,
s.. Hope Burton, Indian River, Del. days, corn to A
schr. Ant Dr., Of Nswcnre, coul,rd, Gs'0e a day..
Scar. j. FrGfn Bennett Bllro dsys ool 70 Cum
0s scaT nops Breton, Virginia days to A c
e,Sr Gertrude, Cassidy Passport days lah. TO George
ss6r aeade.,l Shaw Bangor iiys, enos, 70 .cea5s
s,hr 4 . Dyer R'se-s, Lrsar, B., Is days coal 'e
inlsisI. N
Royt
schr J. y. johnson Chase Philadelphia col for Bo'.ou
Schf. Fnpfrss. Terry. Roni ~ coal fcr Boston.
scir. Chase. Nils Providence. a. ballast.
SER. NV ResuIus sal Provid rec lay.
Sclr. Disdem L. In. p sideuc' days
Sshr. Cluusti-f. Sasli, litab-tlrou fIr Newport
scnr. Tiger Criaua.tl. k,i4sb. hrori foI Ssco.
M. Jo.ern " a'crDurs, J. x.otApoiL iof etaiiorc
ssi- Bels Cub .iy. Virgin cays, o5s.ct
s.1cp Luna Smith, ,.orytf0ok.
steamer Fiarkli- yoals Bs,imoe. nldss. to wlhsn
S-.s~ss F!con, Kenny Providence, md'e. TO Ed~sH
Byuncr
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison Philadelphia, tndse 10 Lopsr
Steamer Falcon. ADAMS Baltimore. md,e 70 wli4n Dali
re-.
June ,.
D. :. 5aloua (ilr. - AoeEdeeni from Newcastle.
SAlLED-S.ean ships Ocean Queen aud Daniel Webster.
unknown.
NIaB--sursei from w, ani very Light.
-
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THE VERY LATEST PER EUROPA.

sr. JonS's, X. r.. Tuesday JAY o. 1862
The following very latest per Europa, was over
looked in sending of the news yesterday:
MADRID, June n.
In the Senate to-day Calderon Collantes expressed
the hope that the action of France in Mexico would
not exceed the limits Of the London Convention.
The Ministers said that Spain would still exercise
sufficient influence TO obtain legislative satisfaction
from Mexico, for size had not abandoned The employ
meet Of necessary means.
1t is positively affirmed that the King Of Portugal
ie betrolhed TO the Princes OF Savoy.
LIVERPOOL. June 23Eyeninc
her. inors. sed excitement n ia. CoTTDN market Tho
to-day are fully 900 bses ard yesterday hey
% COO twotrds Of which speculation Prices are
Odd aid higher than the Official hg1rcs Of yei,-fdsy
RREADsrUYF. quiet, bu, frun and unchanged
L0NDos. S,turtsy-p. n.
CoSsoLs for money 81 tds2 .o- -,
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Hen. TBApprus srsyrss, Oh. Com. wuss snd i,.na.
SICK AND WOUNDED soLDlcns.-Ss. Blss sent

SICK AND WOUNDED SoLDIcns.-Sw. Bliss sent
breakfu.. for 200 mtu, on board the i. Marks, Oh
Tuesday morning, and dime: for the same number
at noon. Fifteen officers from the Spaudng were
quar;ered ut the PARK Barracks on Monday night
and were sent 90 their homes on Tuesday morning.
On. hundred and fifty Of the sich and wounded
meg who arrived here on Taesd4y on board tie It.
Marks were taken to Bedloes islandi the oilers
we're cent TO the Ncw-Yoik Hospital This trans
port brought; ceyorai eonrabauls and two wounded
Rebel prisoners. One Of them has suffered the am
outot;ou Of an arm. There were ten or dozen
cases Of anputation on board the vessel.
Grea, numbers of men are daily reporting them
selves at the Park Hospital ready for service, hav
ing recovered from the Disasters OF the camp and the
deld.
The young sdiss Of HILLSIDE Seminary, Norwslt,
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THE SUGAR CROP OF LOUISIANA.
w,,lNGfoS, Tue'lay, July o, il's
The following letter was recently addressed TO tho
Chainnan Of VI Comnillos on W. aad Meaa.:

IeKAsrHy DlrAFTAfST. Jlue 2o. l-,2
Sin, am feiabi, iofmcd tls the al'r crop l.eus'
80 car "a. $4,000 .yr,lcad5 OF 100 poanl5 tsch
mis- r 70 Dc 50 0i h0ghe4i- more thm the crop OF any
Vtcvious ytar q ria crop Ass ssfn 10 .c"'f '@r'
,b, t,sl by our troops .ey GDCo ho5srai chiefly hold
hy foeieuers sud there yct remain Ga tle tih'lhs SOY
2n go hoxshoaos, equivalent Ia 81 = say $50 TINS .
IL KIT ~ ,eotrlsr ccuffftgn. WIN snn tl'-F w !
this oLsuy wi nearly u not quito, SUPPLY toe "tfe'
ID. country uc M he crop Will uo rcly ~ t9a,t "-A
FrN. sbiDmel, 20 Northern ports sru ..fea.f ocs4n
These mcs pig ;e5, the eSpetucg ef sHcL mieo- d-e
on dom stie necessary % secure the revenue e@
p,cied fiom tis I'M pot dl-ics or foreign.
The On porancs Of ts subject and the ec'sy Of proper
Ir.,ial il nol irsav embraced la he tsN IT, h dcl".
80 era.r tho attention % tie Comm tee on Way1 ana
Me- V.tL srs.i inspect s. ?. CHASE
sscretary of TIE Treasury
Hon Tr.puprs STEVENS. Oh. Com. NHss sud a.
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and the res-and informed him ths, all was lost u.
Less the Democracy got the Government. What de
You think this Finan said Alas that should have
10 record it, but the cry VI speak lower" came too
late, and the ge-lioD.-Col spoke in the most
stentorian key Said he, "Genrlemep, II it's such
Democracy ss we have had for the last i've or six
years, 1 wash my hands Of itg'
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Burnside MARCHING on.

soeeisl nf.l 4fch 20 The Phiaiol.h. i-eia
EEvrifs, =. T., Jry 2. VIA BALTIMORE my 2. 4tlf.
Briariies entire corps d'aruee ia IN motion,
bound inland somewhere, probably 10 cooptrat5 with
Mcclellan. Your reader viii he surprised 10 near
that three divisions "a nov IN motion rom th. ii1oe
aud more ic come. Noa VIII hear acJJ news TON
iurneide, Parzo Foster, and Reno very 5000. Tie
troops arr oyeoyei to think that tioy an about 70
follow our gallant Burnside into victorious held
once more. - - '"'
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LIEUT.. BRowEELL NOT KIILED.-Advices re-
ceived at the headquarters Of the Ilth regular 10
fantry state that Lieut. Brovnel the brave svenger
Of Col. Ellsworth, is not dead, rs reported. His
fnAereJ severely. He s first On the List for CAP
tairlY In his regirrent.
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TO ARRIVE.
ssas.eu gers Arrived

In brio A'ma iron Nassau " PMis, Mary DARN, John
CiseauG WIN. Blooraer |rs P.nry Brown and tsnshsef
srs Vc;o.l Bel Mics Elizabeth Hassrb, and 1 Anereao
=. ~ III,
IN BRIG Lury Daring from Nassau y. P-Mrs G Cham
hers two Misses Chamber Mi-s Smith J. D. Smith John
Hughes George Crafts A. g. Miller John Jones, MI Bssn'
Paul Jones