The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-12

deliberate and coldblooded
... ed at ten o'clock yesterday
... boss. Poydras street, near the
@ sed such excitement and IN
orlood that the preperator
liza De not been promptly
police Office. The deceased
.....m ned Mary SuareOachwarZ, a
-. a. she leaves two children,
III light years Her character,
...# at of a good honest, indus
Zen supporting her children
coming. Her husband, who
.. u...r0. bad man, named Finest
ABOUT thirty years OF age,
e...t ..-.-rday morning from fort Gul-
I'd company B. Mccall Guards,
eore killed a man III this
...l... b f1r which he was convict
Inter- .nteuced to the penitentary
U. ...- been out Of that institution
... SD a.. arrested for stabging man,
difficulty only by volunteer
La tbe house Yesterday morn
ii front OF the door, sewing.
... sN.. Pie III women we're seated near BY.
lg her for alleged INCONSISTENCY
-.s"'I 01 great intimacy toward a man
a.1".- She replied angrliy and after
u.4 f.H he house. got up and went iH-
... ...gN u her in, opened clasp dirk
0r rec times inliic.iHg two NOR
.e ~ be floor and expired in a few
. a- ... ut 10 the c0rOner's office depu-
G. 9rolsr SJeapuru went Immediately to the place with
t.egiy physician, Dr. Bertheot WHO made postInor-
su eIAuinut Of the body. lie reported one peue-
Lifting wound through the lower part oil the breast bone
cutting clear through The right geutrlee OF the heart;
another in the left side OF the chest through the sixth
aI penetrating dowuwards, through the dIphragm and
cutting the Iet lobe OF the liver; a third cut in the
breast was merely flesh wound. Either Of the first
ro was fatal but death was caused by the one in the
s.art. IN o. Bee.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?-In the advertising columns Of
che Delta we h.al The following notice from governor
Moore:
"NoucE-The governor will be glad to receive infor
nation whether any cOte9n brought this city Under
psmithas been sold here. No permits have been issued
except Tor immediate expectation, and by request Of the
Confederate government; and if the conditions imposed
have been violated the governor would like know the
ontcs.'
We do not understand this !. is generally believed
lr the people OF this region chat the cotton shipped
under these permits is purchased by yankees. This .
le.s encouraged by the fact that the vessels which
rom the blockade bring no return cargoes Of arms mum
rvIs VI war, and other articles of value to us j. it
possible that the Confederate government is party to
ms rlhg with our enemies WI are 10th to believe IT,
and yet governor Moore informs US these permits are
sslsI "Uv request of the Confederate government"
WatbecUmes OF the cotton thus shipped we learn from
ae Havana correspondent of the Delta. In ms letter
Of january l5.h, be say: On lhc 9Th inst W. had the
pleasure 81 welcoming % our port more Capt.
Mcconnell, OF the Confederate steamer Calhoun witha
cargo Of cotton already disposed Of o one thing Ger
4u the cotton once here and free Of contracts made in
New Orleans for other markets viii 20 to the highest
0jles at present to be found among the yankee PIN
nars aud their agents in New York and Boston.
We trust that senator Brown aad our representatives
Chambers and Baftsdae will look into this matter MI
We are trade with yankees give us all a chance; and
DO not compel the planter to endure all the evils of
Ia enrich tEIl