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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04
Teuers unD Wariue.sIHefuran,

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Virginia Fire s. Marine [nHurance- Com
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bic Elm Bona Stse Capital unb Surplus pom
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04

Dem StSttea gutHtua tn6 5metnea Brtanbsn bic ahs
ei8t, lbae "a On ptstu @laket tR Gigarrtns unA Sabale.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04
9ef6dfts.Gl nseiaem

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(Ra6fOIssr BON DtSeaprear),
9 6I otter
5ts Straee, jptlasn 8roab un6 @raee.
eHsfsbft Ga ,ur 4nfsrttsuns aIer tn 6ttltu De.
(@dft Ocrtcm9fn6en Nr6elten uH6 &tparatRrrn,
nno Serlprt&t brompte uno ttutsE BeStsnuna.
49, Das Nnma&en BON @lodenjaetn Otrb
btFsus: btforst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04

gS5mBs uNS GftefcIs&GGee.
Der a~nter;et6nctr srlautt f6 Ieinen :ntrsbrS
ten aunetR unb benz sssbrttn pGkltfum lbrrtaupt rsu rid
sa!ttsts Eager ron ftltl Ssrfsrtistsn Stirfsta unb S&ubsR
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04
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ausbtG1uns Sen Sssba'st StN6Itr ". Sprinsmatratea
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04
..... MONTICELLO HOTEL,
SO. 165 9rOaORr., ,pif&eu Der 6. u.7. StroSe,

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DAD rsiItnbs publitunI .ptr6, auf 6islsS neu u. ssI6mu6 O.
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benz Elm isper ~antiuSis. &stHps bic frsuubIiRfteu 3inntr
ua6 Sepirtbuns fprtn fam.
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na6me uuo CUTE auf 6tHtf4t gDei(e berettete SpttIea. !.
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hets nit ben btfsn grfriI4uneeu prr.ssn.
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Ii&tttteH uaS taHR gu Pitltm Spede ausaemtttset ptrStn,
~ II. " -, Conrad SaueE
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-04
aIn,ei8tn Der Stabt StidbmDnb.
8. g. 6. Danntr
OeutIhCr WouoEat,

= lite Strast, 5ptfbtn .Natn' unS SantRr.,
-. l6sr BEN ,,0pnfttsrar, Stabtns Rsrn".
D trftIbs p~rattsirt in allen 1trt8ttH Ht9mpnes une
nimnt ntf6&btsuRs '8Iagsn stssa bic 8s9ttruns an.
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our 9~tRei9ttn Aut6t c%mpfsbIt5 ~ -" .'' -. .
Dae 9tibdft b%,(eIbsn 1T itodt SaHIstas uno SUnntas
9tf6IpNtr. -. $500. 80. 80
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09
SHREVEPORT, LA, MONDAY MARCH 8. 1868.

if not with your lips, worthless. You
ncsd not tel your neiglbor how
much you value it, for he can Judge
Of this from your extravaganza, and
Indifference. Some urge rs an ex-
cuse for their doubts, that the money
will never be redeemed; that it will
be repudiatcd. Shame on them, for
i; is ,hus that they ate distrust in
the minds Of othYs. IF you desire
the success OF our common cause,
sioms.
If our currency is worthless, our
prospects must, indeed, be very poor.
Let not the man who loves his coun-
try, entertain these vague apprehcu-
sions, for. they are suicidal Cast a
look abroad, across the waters, and
you behold the money you hold in
your hand with tcIneritv, bar,ered
for on speculation. This very fact
should have a tendency Of placing it
high in yonr opinion. We hope TO
see this uneasincss diminish, and
confidence take the place Of distrus;.
This panic, had. We presume, its ori-
gin with the Shr.wd business men Of
oar country. whose sole thoughts are
gain: they will reap the benefits
arising from public distrus'; and
while others. with a pron;gat- hand
what they get. these wis.
ones will FL their Golfers.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09
SOMEBODY SCAREp-The n. I,

SOMEBODY ScAREp.-The n. I,
World Of the 18th January. thinks
that the harbor Of New York is in
danger, Of an attack from the ''rebel"
iron clads. 1t does not approve Of
the city being bonabarded. The
paragraph we append will prove
treat to Our readers
After the two iron-clads now in
the harbor leave, there is literally no.
thing te prevent even poor speci-
IN en- Of an iron-clad entering eur har-
Dor and bombarding the city. The
Roanoke is not ready; and if she was
the fact Of her being as yet an un-
tried vessels would not give the city
that security it should have. All the
forts ougit to be armed with heavy
guns, and at least three rams be in
readiness to repel a possible assault.
The city will be in panic some fine
morning on learning tina: rebel iron
clad is outside Sandy Hook, and no.
thing in the harbor that is competent
to meet it. Because two wears of
war have passed without an attack
attack on the city If does not follow
that two more years will also pass
without at least the attempt being
made.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09

places on the river, eighty pound an
cbors are to be used, one Of which is
attached by chain to each boat.
There are eighty wagons llike the
ordinary ones used in the armyj
which accompany the boats as por-
ton Of the train. OF these tifty-two
carry the flooring for the boat bridge
thirty foot plank nineteen carry
string pieces Of twenty foot lumber,
and the balance-nine-the cordage,
tools, etc.
Ii is expected that with this bridge
which VIII soon be put to good use,
any river under two thousand feet in
width, can be spanned in few hours
time Cincinna ii Commercial.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09
Our Currency.

I, ;s lisgracefui aud disgusting
TO uo;icc the doubts entertained by
very many of the people Of this Con
:ederacv. as regards ;he value y: ouc
money. I: has become II crvin. cri |
which wAst be stopped ius,an;er.-
From the ,o,!e o: our exchanges every
place is alike Infected This want o;
confidence, III itself, is suilicirut to
create disastrous results that we may
never b. ahi. to overcome. The es-
,ima.ion il. which the circulating
medium of tho Confederate States is
helS. is easily discerncd at public
sales, where an article, OF no particu-
lar worth to the purchaser. will corn-
mand hundreds, which originally did
not cost. probably, oae hundr2! dol
lars
Are the people made DO they
know what they are doing, and what
they are bringing upon themselves
Remember that the poor soldier who
is undergoing all the hardships of .
eame life. and whose life is rished in
battle, receives hnt a poor pittance
In return, and that in the-same cur
reney that you a. home have the as
surance to pronounce. in your heart
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09

vouacing in the midst Of dead soldiers
for mora than two miles, the ground
was literally covered with dead. This
yon may put down as true. l am
certain there were three Yankees to
one "rebel" upon that bloody field !;
for in many places l took the pains to
count the relative numbers, and 1
was on the field before there was a
man removed. Almost every dead
Yankee was stripped of his good
warm clothing by our ragged boys.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09
The Battle Of Murfr:e,bOro'.

we ">'sact 'ne following interest
ing particulars, from a letter, written
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cI"S'F'',S '"' '""T,,.""'H battle At
\, - III ''.7''''" ''''! inc ne" papers,
,''''' az; '''''' - l"T"'sA:f2r It Is Il
''''' wen N'''" " - '.'' -. S'!"1eES, that
"'.' u" III army ',"s !'.t.' opportunity
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a. ',''',' 49, - /. - ''' c'''7 t-F-
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Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09
NO. 5

nent Republicans are Oh the Same
committee. 1t is expected that Ohio
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New
York will combine in the movement.
The Wehawken, an iron clad, has
arrived in this department.
The Alabama was heard from in
latitude 26:3O on.the 2nd of Februa-
ry.
Peace resolutions passed the lii
nois Legislature on the 18th inst.
The army Of the Potomac is 800
regiments, and 100000 men.
Rosecrans in the Murfrecsboro
fight, had 14O regiments, $4,000 men
Gov. Sprague has been elected
senator from Rhode Island.
Gen. Pope is still in St. Louis, and
is expected to command the expedi-
ton at -Vicksburg.
Richmond Feb 19,-1n the Senate
to-day. the House resolutions Of
thanks to Gen. Magruder, and the
officers and men Of his command. for
their achievement at Galveston, was
unanimous! y concurred in.
The House bill refunding Alabama
her amount of the war tax over paid.
passed.
The exemption bill was further
considered. In Henry's substitute
the second section Was agreed to !; to
exempt one person on each farm or
plantation the sole property of u
minor person, of unsoided mind.
Pending further consideration the
bill was adopted.
|, has been aseertained that about
$500 or 5000 Yankee troops have
been sent from the army Of the Poto-
mac, to Suffolk and Newport News.
Burnsidc's old division occupies the
latter place. Cabins and other evi-
dences of protracted encampment
have been erected.
Five steamers, (transports) arc
however kept in readiness at Hamp-
ton Roads.
The N. Y. Herald of the 10th says
the Illinois Legislature has passed
strong revolutionary resolutions chief
y made up Of violent dehunciations
against President Lincoln's admins
tration ofprovtsions for an armistice
and peace propositions, to be consid-
cred in-convention at Louisville.
Similar resolutions are also pend
ing in the Indiana Legislature.
President Davis message excited
much attention in England. Tho
Post, Lord Palmerston's organ, COM
ments on its ability, and acknowledge
,.sf fh.. trf,S IT. o,,I
cs recognition Of the South, at a fu-
ture day.
The Washington correspondent Of
the n. Y. Herald says, that prominent
Republicans have been heard to an
nouncc themselves in favor Of peace,
and express such sentiments as caus-
ed quite conmotion among poIi,i-
clans.
The report Of the committee, (Fed-
eraD on Territories, show that the
Mormons are in open rebellion to the
United States Government.
The Indian Bureau has received
information that the Sioux and Paw
nees had made a treaty ofpeace with
the L S. Government.
ne ollsu llIsulIHciioil uaA sOeca
suppressed.
News from Mexico indicates that
the French make but little progress.
Charleston, Feb 19.-The French
War steamer MILAN arrived here to
day, and now lies anchored with the
British steamer Petrol, within tho
Larbor
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09

It is tslegraphed from St. Louis.
that one of the officers captured at
Arkansas Post, who was in Little
Rock short time ago, says General
Holmes had received instruction.
from JEFF. Davis to suspend all pro.
ceedings in the demand for the Civ
ing up Of Gen. Mcneil. for shooting
the ten g1,erillas in Missouri. We
do not believe it..
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09

Capt. Phelps, Of the steamer j. Il.
Tuck er;- and Mr. ID. Dashirl, viii &C
cep, our thanks for EA,ras of the
Lou!siana Democrat, containing clo-
rious news, which will! be found un>cr
the telegraph head.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09
THE SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS
published twice u welk,

FtIOfISHtU W 1CN Z N'tN,
ESDAY AND FRIDAY,
Tcrms-Ss.oo per year; $500 for six
months; $500 for three months.
1t is tho only paper This side of
the Mississippi river, outside of
New Orleans, in Louisiana, that is
published more than once week
1t contains the latest War News and
items of interest transpiring in the
Southern Conttdcracy.
In rcnitting send none but Con-
fc1cr9ic, L0Uisi9RG state, Or .SLrcyr-
port Bills, o,- T.ras Treasury VAR
rants. Individual or Nut Hated Bills
not received. "a
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09
The Weekly News

Is published for the benefit Of per-
sons whose mail facilities will not
admit Of their subscribing to the
Semi Weekly Nc'cs. The present
small size has been adopted to place
it within the reach of every person.
Terms-For the present size s5
per annu,n, s3 for six months, in
adranCe.
1t contains all the reading which
is published in the Semi Weekly.
JOHN DICKINSON,
Editor and Proprietor.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09

THE NEW poNrooH TRAIN Mr..
J. G.. G.. Holenshade, who has for
long time been contractor in this
city fox army work. has now in due
course q. cor1pl-tion, the FIST COM
pl.te pontoon bridge train ever mad.
in this ci;v. The work Is being done
At his wards. on ,l,c northeast corner
Of Pearl and Columbia streets. The
train consists Of eighty boats. wit Il
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09

Flour reiai!1 here n % cents pc-
pound. and We are told tina, 'he DaS-
ers have stopped baking bread
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-09
A Point TO be Remembered.

Under this caption we find the fol-
lowing in the New York Times:
The journals of the country are
dwelling with a good deal Of indig-
nation on the announcements that
very formidable and strenuous efforts
are in progress, on the part Of lner-
chant sand manufacturers in England,
TO break our blockade Of the South
ern coast. 1t is stated that over
forty vessels are now on their way
across the Atlantic for <his purpose;
and in some quarters orr Government
is called upon to demand from the
English authorities that stop be
.hQt to this contraband trade.
sas1 iowevcr annoying this may be to
us, it is not worth while TO indulge in
any eNtravasant aud untoundcd ex-
p-ct";!on on the subject. We mast
tnjorcc cur I}ochadc. We cannot
call upon foreign nations 10 help US
do 1t. All We can ask Of them is to
respect it-that is, not - interpose
FOR the protection OF their vessels
" "HiN'' may tt 'dpthitu III iHc ~
tempt to cvade it. We pronounced
the forfeiture Of every vessel that
may be caush, in th. elldeavor :;
every merchant who is willing to
take the risk has 4 right to do so -
and his Government must not inter
irrc to save him. in ease of capture,
from the penalty incurred. This we
have 4 right to demand, and nothing
more
If on: tlockaG. is Is rigid as it
ought to be, the more vessels that a.
tempt to break il the better, for l.e
greater viii bc the nu:mber Of our
captures and the larger the amount
Of prize money 10 be distributed
among the gallant officers and sea-
men a.; the navy. II there we've 20
be 10 attempts TO break the blockade.
there would be very little encour-
ag.nrut for the block ad-rs. Ali
that is Eecd:ui 10 render these at
tcmpis, however numerous, not only
innocent, but profitable to us. is that
t&~ hloclla,la should be so vigorous
As to ins'.r. their defeat. Let Us
look to this. the more vessels that u..-
der;akc The job the better.