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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-15

UNION CITY TO BE HELD-..1ack-
,on, Teun., April St is reported
here on good authority that We have
at least five thousand troops concen-
trating in the direction of Union
City. This produces a feeling of
security in this COMMUNICATIONS
phis Appeal.
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TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1862.
single Copies, TO-
See Every Page.

The Texas. arrived ON Friday
evening from New Orleans. The
Larkin Edwards also arrived from
below. The Burton left on Saturday
evening for New Orleans. The
Rinaldo arrived Sunday evening from
jefferson, and the Era No. 3 from
New Orleans on Sunday night.
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W. =. DIN C'JlN
Shreveport, April 10, 1862.

FINANCES IN NEW YoRK.-The
last specie average in the banks of
New York was S32,75o,000. The
Herald of the 31sr has d long money
article, in which it says THAT Chase
will soon want more treaafry notes,
and the, cry will soon be raised in the
North for more currency.
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CoMPos,ToRs.-Why not confide
the work upon newspapers at least
during the war, to female compositors?
We will venture to say that they will
do it as, we'll or better than men after
u liftlesiearning, and then the hale,
hearty young follows who are now
kept from serving their country could
go the war.-A prcssn,an and I. fore
man would be all the men absolutely
needed, for even the. editing can be
doneby the ladies without need of the
aid Of man.
Mental services and hard labor can
pc supplied by negroes: A few old
men, past the serviccablo age, could
be retained, hur the stout and hearty
vounr co.5 vic, are SO anxious to go
to the .tars SHOULD not be kept back
when their sisters can SO easily sup
ply rhcir place.-Newsboy.
Capi,a, idea. LEND Bas:vn,' but
where are they toro,ne from, ETA.
The NAKED TRrTH.-A writer in
the Southern Confederacy says:
of you will question the men in
ranks as to how their officers employ
themselves in camps the reply is
with few exceptions) in drinking and
PLAYING cards! Again, go to any of
our principle cities, and You will find
a regiment of commissioned officers
on furlough. Has the country not thing
for them to do! Had they proper su-
pcrior officers they would find employ
ment enough for every man, for the
fact is, every point we'cNpect 20 hold
should be so completely worked into
a defence as to I've called military
crer.ion. This would add Strength,
to our arms and health to Our ranks
Cannot this be d.,.,e? Yes, the r.n.
edv for, all these e.iIs. if found ~ al
viii he found in the skill and en=rgy
of the 'inspector-genera'.
AS matters now stand, unless some
tor,uitous circumstances in:ervcncs il
which. we shall havca demonstration
OF. mans extremity being Gods "p
portunitv,' Memphis and New Or
leans must both fall
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these shells, the plug or tap of:whici
he found it impossible to unscfew. on
his lap, and was trying to punch out
the fuse with asteel Instrument. The
friction of the steel punch exploded
the shell, woupding Mr.. Farmer as
we have described. Mr.. Farmers
brother, who was sitting at the same
bench with him, and within two feet
of the shell, was A,injurcd. The shell
was loaded with al musAet balls.
which; With peices Of the shell, were
driven against the ceiling and walls
of tl,c room. Portions of the flesh OF
Farmers hand wero, when we visi-
ted the scene, still to be seen sticking
to the walls. After the explosion the
injured man arose and staggered out
into the street, when. he was caught
and carried into the office Of the es-
tablishment.
4 SENSIBLE SUGGESTIoN.-Ihe
following paragraph, from the Corinth
correspondent of the N. o. Delta,
may, perhaps, be read with profit by
all parties interested. The same com
plant has been frequently made since
! the commencement Of the war:
There is lamentablc neglect on
the part Of many brigade and regi-
mental commanders of the condition
of their camps. They DO not go
around and inspect the camps person
ally, see that the men are properly
provided for, that they are secured
good hospital accommodations. that
. they theAare regularly and'prpperly
divided. that the encalnpmcnts are
kept clean and dry, that the food pro
yidea is wholesome, and tia. the cook
ing arrangements are OF The proper
sort. All these duties, W hich should
be performed in person by Il coed
colan,andcr, are left to, some young
routinis., some Wcst.Point tedglin@.
who makes his dry report every day
to the co1nmandcy. who rep"Ses III.
grand style IN some luxurious rstn h.
| lishIucnt in town. The war lis get
TING serious enough now to tell the
truth. and the most solemn and i'm
portant truth that can now t,e uttered
is, that we have the best sammy in tn"
world. differed by incompetent and
ne"lecitul commanders.
Issue OF SMALL NOTES BY THE
BA>kS-Ihe following resolutions
have been adopted ivsthe Board Of
Provost MarShals:
"Rcsolrcd, That it is the sense of
this Beard that the banks of New
/ Orleans should issue notes o.! small
denominations (to-wit, FROM. three
dollars DOWN to an amount not less
than two millions of dollars, redeem
,aAic III Contcderotc rates, each
each bank to issue in proportion to its
capital stock. and tina. the Provost
Marshals request said banks, and, if
necessary, cnjoin nprn them, to issse
said circulation III the shortest delay
} "Hcsnlrcd, That in tie opinion of
this Board, it is, desirable that his
Excellcncy the Governor, and the
municipal authorizes Of New Orleans ,
should, if possible, take steps TO
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Be Of Good Cheer.

AS our readers will remember, not
hong since, We intimated that the
cI i'm would be followed by u STERN;
W. were correct. The ever anxious
news-seekers could not be satisfied,
their anxiety was not to be appeased
Why should we remain so still?-
Perhaps NOW they can see through,
the milestone. Slow and sure our
gallant leaders were making their
preparations for a glorious victory
God has smiled upon them, cheering
them on to deeds Of daring, and
they have achieved the project
contemplated, The enemy were not
only defeated, but chased to cen
siderable distance, say several miles
They were not thunder-struck, but
leg. struck at such defiant onset OF
our chivalrous warriors.
Indulgent reader will you believe
us if we make so bold as to say that
our reverses are at an end? They are,
new leaf has been turned, and the
records will show after this, conquest
upon conquest by the Confederates
Many who went to the war, actually
knew not what they were after, but
now, like fash of lightning, the
reason crosses their minds, and with
one accord they shout, victory. vic
tory. nothing less can satisfy us; and
with this bold determination they
seek ont the enemy in his ]aif, in
stead, as heretofore, awaiting his
coming. s..
!. How differently things .appca,
pow to the close observer: no longe,
do we meet with serious faces; smiles
light every countenance. for none but
cheering news is expected. We may
have a few pickets killed now ant
| then; we may meet with triiiir- de-
feats in sllirmishes, bnt mark us
when anything like Il battle is tou"ht
henccforward, the stars and bars will
float triumphmt,y over the field.
Boy ond. doubt the late battle o.
Shiloh, WIN sink into insicnificance
in a few weeks, for, from all appear
ances we have Yet to record, i'll :
short time, the greatest battle eve,
fought on the American continent
Every indication of it must be appa
rent to. all who observe the manm,,
vers ~of the respective armies.
Consular" ExEMPrIoNs-W,
are informed that the number o
projections" issued by tho varion
foreign cons''ls in this city reache
about seven hundred We had no
Imagined that European powers ha'
so many true and loyal subjects
arms bearing nen--under the sllad
of the Palmetto. 1t becomes an in
teresting inquiry how tar these rex
emptions will diminish the numhc
. of our "voters."
| We find the above in the Charles
ton Mercury. Is it not .timc tn
bogus. claim was considered ""pk.ye
out. Memphis Appeal.
| We are informed that there ha
, been rise in the river at Springban
of ten feet, and still rising at rapi
rate. There has been a rise of abor
| tl...a fA - ~. :.L: A. =.
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la. For tho News.
To the Citizens Of CaddO,

Secretary of Wa, to APPEAL to. YOU
once moro IN the name Of our bleed
| ing country.
Old Caddo stands the boasted and
banner parish Of louisiana, She
has responded to every call made to
her for men, in a"manncr worthy the
nobility of her hoasted citizenship.
| But she yet has many brave hearts
and strong arms to give to the cause
Ion the issue Of which depend orr
liberties, "our fortunes ami Four sacred
honor" Our country, -fcllow-citizcns;
is in,ploring yon with uplifted hands
ito come to her rescue in this, the
darkest hour Of her peril. She be-
seechcs YOU come and swell the mum
bers of the little army which is now
battling SO nanfully against the
hundreds of thousands of Northern
Vandals. And it becomes the duty
Of ercry man Tho can bear arms and
! whose presence at home is not actually
necessary for the maintenance of cur
army, to go forth and strike for our
freedom.
! appeal TO You in the language Of
Judge Broc1 enbrough, in a late speech
to the citizens of Lexington, Va
Your country needs your services
in the tented tield-everv interest
that is dear calls-yonr own (LouiS
iana) calls, and you have Your cleo.
ton to spring forward voluntarily,
eagerly, to obey her maternal sum
mons, or to be draggcs! to the field
}. where an cl,pire is 10 b, Won or lost
-undcr compulsior. Oh! do not
wait till the hated CONSUMPTION tears
YOU aw:v from IT," dear ones at home.
Arc rou hnsbantS! Then you can
not SO well atte~ Your devotion to
yorr wives, as by rushing to arms to
defend them 1jor, pollution and dis
honor! Are, You lovers! You,
swecthearts will buckle on Your
armor aud bid You go where glory
awaits YOU. and spurn You ii You
hesitate. Are YOU sons? l heard a
noble woman 1isyy, the other day, I
have four sons in the service. and If
one of them wGhe to refuse to rc-cnlist
: for the war would disown him. dis
!inherit him, he should be no Of mine
.nevcrrnor lnvcrmo=e
With 100000 volunteers in the
field, We can defy. the world III :,rsns.
Come forth then, noble champions of
freedom, and shcat}c no, ] our Sw ords
It'll the hated foe is driven back from
our sacred SOIL
! These are the sentiments Of every
patriot heart, and l know fellow
citizens that you will respond to
them eagerly. ! left you II months
sgo and pledged my services, and
if need be my life, to the cause. |
have left my post but for few short
weeks, when l will return again de,
te,lnined to make the cause my des.
tiny. and its grave my grave. am
commissioned toraise and muster into
the service of the Confederate Gov.
ernment, one hundred and twenty five
I mounted men, to serve for three years
, or the War. We want men who arc
at home on horseback, and know how
to use the double barrel shotgun.
I t'omc forward, enlist, and let III
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IAN ENEMY HATH DONE TIL,

beyond question. the destruction
of the bridge on the Jack son railroad
a few miles this.sil of Jackson, on
the LIST inst, i'll consequence Of which
travel on the road romans interrupt
ed, was the worL. Of emissaries of the
enemy; doubtless dispatched fro.a his
army t" accomplish, it. A gentleman
of good Judgment, who arrived in
town from the scene of the disaster,
says that this is I he undoubted truth
and the supposition confirmed by
the fact that for some time past sus-
picious looaing strangers have been
seen prowli4lg about that vicinity.
The bridge Will soon be recon
structcd, and regular travail. and
transportation restored: Meantime
mails, passengers and freight are
transferred across from one train tc
another.-N. O. Picayune.
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Try 4 bottle OF Crookes' Invigo-
rating Bitters, to be had OF Engle &
Co. on Texas street.
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EXPLOSION OF A SHELL AT THE
CONFEDERATE LABORATORY, RICH
MoND.-The Examinerof the ~ ult.
says: Alto o'clock yesterday morn
ing a 6 pound spherical shell explod-
ed in the hands of one of the work
men, named Benjamin Farmer, at this
laboratory, blowing the left hand en-
tirely to pieces, putting out his left
eye, fracturing the skull over the right
eye, besides intiictipg terrible bruises
on the lower part of his abdomen and
groin. Farmer was sitting at his
worieber,cl,, ensa%.d IN opening, for
the purpose OF retilling, some old
shells which had been injured by ex-
posure at Manassas. The workn.en
had directions to unscrcw the haps
to ascertain the condition ofthe charge
and.to reload them if necessary. 4
large number had already been nthis
way overhauled. At the instant o.
! tho Explosion, FARMER had one o
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Hon. "A. Il. Bledsoe has. been, ap-
pointed Assistant Secretary Of War
in place Of Mr.: Ould, resigned.
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MIR. n. Sciigman. our deputy post
master, received a dispatch from his
brother, S. 2. Sclisnran, stating that
be is safe. The dispatch is dated,
CorintG, s,h inst
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/. We are NOW prepared to furnish
Almanacs for 1852, in any quantity,
from oneSo a thousand. Theywill also
be found at theprincipal stores in this
city and vicinity. For sale in Mans
field by Jason Meadors, in Natchito-
chcs by Jne. w Taber.
Postmasters and Booksellers in this
Parish, in Texas and Arkansas will do
well by sending orders to this office
for Almanacs. We willfu.nish them
at reasonable terms.
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We are informed that there has
been rise in the river at SpringbanlS
of ten feet, and still rising at rapid
rate. There has been a rise of about
three feet at this point within the last
! two or three DAYS. g..
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fy~ We have made the above Reduction in
Furcs VITA TIC Nv o fold view of bcucal:inI the ,
raf'ic and ourselves. The public hay" tcrn
sy'ndicd lay y ufioHs MAJ hines m ,dc IN iHtatio u
Of ours. The metal N them, from the iron cast
ing 10 the smallest piece. IA Of poor quality
Thci makers have not the means to dc their
work we'll. They are hid away in secret places,
where It would he impossible 10 hnvc al their
command the proper mechanical appliances. II
- nnl, 10y doing = great business. and haringcN-
ten,ivc manufacturing establishments, that good
nIarhiuescan lie made al moderate prices. Th"
hest designed machines, BADLY ABE. AZ"
aiw,ys Liable to get out Of ORDER, and arc sure to
coal Considerable trouble and non"! t" h'c D.
them in repair
The qualities To he locked for in - Machine
arc: .iafy Of correct action al all ra:e. e ,e.
s;m,icIy # construction. great G1r""'ifp. az"
yo,,,d,t4 Of rt.r1H0a,. Tjth he trast iGbrr. Ma
chine to combine these essential qualities Eust
he MADE of the hest meta! and finished 10 rc:Icc
ton We have the WAS and III. ans grand
scale, 10 do this.
Tuc purchasers OF Machines. whose dailN hrenC
i. may concern will find that those having t..
above qualities not only woin we'll at rapid a,
vel as slow rates OF speed. but last long in tn,
finest possible working order. Oar ms, hines
"a made by us, will earn more money with les
l,Ior than n.y others whether in imitation {
ON, or not. In fact they are cheaper than an,
other Machines ~ sif
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SEWING s.ACii1SES.
J.. co r y j. ]. l. & G o. 5
Family and manufacturing
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
ifl,A;i,S, 4. EkNls,S RATEHNU

Ne are happy to say to the thousands who are using
mi"hnes, and tho thousands that want them that
each machine now Fears the patent license stamp Of
GROVER * BAKER. elias Howe, jr.. and all persons
selling OF ing them arc secure against any molc.ta
ton,
cur Nj. i.iv"s al. rev Just What ~ want them: in
direct competition and equally popular basis sh
thc best made and highest priced machines in any mar
kct and they stIi SOLD at $40 and $40 including
llerm2r (n which have several styles. Needles.
and everything nee ,si!y to teiru>e in family shop.
This maxi them still ia" cheapest, legitimate aid fir t
class Machine in market.
In justice Machines a, we'll as orr customers
offer to a.d tire money in sixty days for any ma
chine which does not wholly satisfy the urrhaser.--
This feature alone makes machine worth much
than other there Is sarily some risk in
laying NEST machines
4 few Of its superior qualities thesc:-!t uses a
straight needle: has great space under the arm;
from twn sru"S, neither being fastened and
boil. in sight, tGrIs on hinges: secured from dn st nd
exposes oil; is lever Irch is great c than that
anI Other machiTc / has Int two regulating screw =
and both ,ovc and in font: the driving wheel is en-
trcI' onts'e Of The table; it requires 10 acra.;an for
av arct cs Of DIRK il willccr;any do ncatcr greater
variety Of WORK than any machine among the hundreds
with which VIC acQuauct: its tension is perfect i
easily aud s'i It holcrS nobody; nGyiccs can
man ge It. NoEc "thcr will satisfy where 1t is known.
We cali safely say that no piece Of Iaor-savirg
ch!ncry ever grew rapidly into universal favor
sewing machines. Three years has placed them in the
very front ranks OF first class machines. and thou our
manufacturing facilities have been largely increased
have not been arc supply th" dem, nis during tho
past Season. We now fiji s orders. We have ad-
del to sly les thr Ryhtsidc Blake & johnson adus
table lIrrmer. and DEFY the world to produce
better insru:n fgr doiE. all kinds Of SEWN. ard
embroidery. Lei every WHO is Interested in the
great mrrU' in 'win: machines whether they
wish To rurca.c MOI. send FOR 4 Dis rpse Circular
and samples ofStch.
We must caution The public !inst Unprincp.e and
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed he
our successors. representing that machines
Of IN rket. aud Offer ct-away machine Of It's
place, We only sell own machines Ta"g,rt IL
taT patent and are ' sole !roprietors in the eight
N1rihH cscTn States. Address
l.. CORNELL & CO..
Post Once hox d, Chicago. Ill.
IHH AT i.S LAX" street. up STAIRS va-Du2
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Christmas or New Years Present {!
SHERIFF SALE

nf virtue Of special execution To me direct.
- ed, issued from the Office of the clerk Of tho
District Cont In and for the county OF Cedar
ahn state 81 Iowa. in favor Of Samuel Wamplcr
az lrca 'uier OF Cedar county, Iowa for the usc
OF the School Fund. and against Chns. SHETLAND,
LIZA Swe.land, ". J. lIawley. and Il. b. Long, |
nave levied upon the following property as tho
property of the said Charl 81 ctland and Eliza
Swe'iand, ct AL. towit: Fifty two feet Off of the
north end or lot number twelve (l2) in block
number twenty-five (25) in the town of Tiptop.
Cedar county, Iowa. as reference to the recorded
plat OF said town will more fully app,ar;
And shall offer the same for salc AZ public ont.
cryat the court house door in the town of Tin.
ION IN said CO nn'y, on Monday the Sd day Of
March, A. u. 1862. at one O'clock p. m. of said
day' to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this i'th day Of January. 4. y. 1852.
DAVID pLATNEE.
pFiee:6I sheriff OF Cedar county Iowa
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OLD AND YOUNG
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH,

l'rOi. NOOii'S Hair kse>t03a'iVc
VIII preserve Ha'bIy, the growth and c-lor Of the
hair if sed two TIRE" times week to any ina gina
b" Perfectly restore the gray; the bald with
natures own ornament the hair make il more soft aad
beautiful than OIL ard preserve the scalp free from
al disease. to the lreate,t Statesmen. Judges,
Attorneys Doctors, clry men. Professional men. and
gentlemen and ladies Of al classes, all over the world.
bear testimony that do n too much in its IA.
yor. Read the foit' ing: ard judge -:
PROFESSOR $. rIALBEKj, PIANIST,
says, on his arrival in the United States, he
wa.rarhiy becoming gray, hut applying
NOpt's ll''r Restorative his hair soon recov
er"' IT, original hue.
CHAEEs CARnEW, - NASSAU STREET. N. y,
saw the gray hairs On his wifes head were.
after few weeks trial, turned into dark
brown. At the same Tina Identifying and
thckcuiHs the hair.
&C. RAYMOND. BATH, MAINE,
sayshe is nov sixty years old. and his hair
and whisk"rs were twothiris gray, but by
the use % two bottles of Sestorative the gray
hairs have disappeared, both on his head and
face, and is more soft and glossy than for
twenty years previous. Ills wife, mt the
ase Of hhy-wo, has used it with the same
effect.
FINLEY JOHNSON. ESQ. NEW ORLEANS,
say that he lost his hair by the yellow Few
er. in ls1I lie usel Woods Hair Restora-
tive. and his hair is now thick and glossy.
8. ". MIDDLETON, LIVINGSTON. ALABAMA,
saysthe Restorative ha. done much good in
hi- part ofthe country. lie used it for bald
neaa. and nov has n fine head ~ hair.
T. l.. MORSE. LEBANON. KENTUCKY,
says lie has Wo"d's Hair Restorative
used in hundred, # cases. aud never knew it
TO fail ~ acrnn, Pl -lins all Il prnfCsscdt to ".
A. i. ALDEN. McLANEsHORo. ILL,
says hc had the scald head eight years, and
vas laid but by the liberal use Of Woods
Hair Restorative, he now has rich. glosys
head Of hair.
Sold Ivy all druggists, aBd ~ o. j. Wood & Co.
iH Broadway, New York, and ~ Market St, st.
Louis, Mo, Oct4-I7