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GENE1ALs a.ssstnsDtsf N.es @. =
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

tinue to play their "fantastic tricks
before high heaven there is nothing
too mad, too foolish, too destructive,
criminal and ruinous to the country
which they arq not likely to attempt.
4 foretastc of their insane purposes
has already been given to the country
in the bill TO destroy what remains Of
the vitality Of the currency by drown
ing beneath the overwhelming dcluse
Of an unlimtc,! issue OF irrcdeeimabie
paper. This Is out Jacobing the
widest Jacobins Of the Eob>spierc
epoch What else may be expected
OF tins Congress may be surlnlsed
from this inltiatorv step. Their re-
sponsibility is t;ea.lsI. Indirectly, If
not directly, as the protective power
provided by the Constitution to
aid the Executive by their wisdom
and control its Cabinct by ;hcirp pru
dcnce, they may be held responsible
for al! the crime nisiuanaScineil's and
long delays Of tthi, tIactricidal var.
They have turned an eu!r:uc which
NIGH, have been pu. down in a few
weeks into :. long and protractcd war
Of years, to which there seems no
end. They have destroyed or at
le"s. deprecated and nearly rulred
I'll. currency oi' the pcopir-'he
wages Of the industrious al!d labori-
ous population. Defeat, d:sgrac"
and ruin have followed in ihoir foot
steps. Millions Of money have been
cast away to the dogs, expended idly,
uScIvssiy and 70 no purpose. Above
u hludre! thousand precious lives
have been los; au! cut off through
thcir mad coursn Of action and miscr-
able Legislation. rs many thousands
! Of brave lucu--the haHr lnd >Iucw Of
.Ar coum.ry-hayo been sacrificed
mU,i!atcd am6 crippled FOR HE. such
j. tilcir record, such Is the Aorr. bic
result Of lhcir inrompe;encv, Of ihcil
I imhrcili;v, Of thcir mHdncs- and IA,
uaticisn. They viii! scou quii ihciI
abused seats, tu!lowrI by the groams
OF widowed families, tho ;rt!- al !!"lp'
. less orphans, leaving behind them
'thc record OF gold al t!.iIy-ihr"c PEI
cent premium, paper deprecated ic
the sU...e extent. cIChHng. atone huH'
Irr,. and :..'v, flood o. .lI',.rcil.ah.t
ISSUES, enormous prices O! ihc A"ccs
Suti,- @: lie. ana enormous weight {"
taxation, Aeca;U!"ar OF !Nugoc!rH H,l
lhoUaaMG, Uron thousands @! t!.'
pensioners, au expenditure w1lho.
. bounds. throw II away and .~ima.r,
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

Owing 70 the heavy rains, wroich-
cd condition o: roads and bridges
washc: away, We are hut poorly sup
piled with our usual dlspa,chcs.-
We are, in this section Of the moving
world, siussn days behind the age,
our lateAk1a,es from Richmond, be
ing tire Cd inst. Much may have
transpired of which we are in total
ignorance. a report says that tie
war department had called away aii
the troops Federal from Vicksburs'
and that in accordance, the enemy
had taken his departure. We do not
believe ii.
After printing our city edition We
succeeded in obtaining the following;
Grenada, Feb. 3-I'he Chicago
Tribune of 25,h ult. aud Memphis
Bulletin Of 3ist received. The
Kentucky Legislature has passed re
solutions appointing commissioning
to visit Washington, Richmond, ano
The vs-icns State Legislatures, for 'he
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

month we were taken to Fort Warren
They put US on u vessel TO be taken
there by sea. The Captain told mo
himself that the vessel was calculated
to carry about $50 persons, and they.
took loo. We were so hours in
making the voyage. aud all that was
given us to eat during that time was
a piece of raw fat barrel pork, perfect
ly raw, about the size OF my hand.
aud | saw he poor soldiers eating
that raw meat. With :Ilis was added
| three crackers. We had furnished
ourselves with something better, but
we could not feed them all with the
little we had. We wcrcplaced after
| wards in Fort Warren upon the max
ed floor, without bed or blanket, or
anyihing-not wisp of straw even :.
and there, in that condition, we had
TO remain until we supplied ourselves
with such things as we needed. buy
! ing beds and brds,eads, and being
allowed by very kind. excellent and
/ humane officer Colonel Dymick-who
| l believe, is "A thorough gentleman.
and who did all he could to alleviate
our condi,ion-heing allowed by him
/ TO employ a cook and to buy provi-
sions, we lived very comfortable there
After the Ex-Governor had conclu-
ded, and a vote of thanks had been
moved and seconded, the Chairman
OF the meeting Gadc short address
us to!lows:
+ "1her. cannot be doubt on the
mind oi any Englislman here present
tina, the South as a people were un-
known 20 us q few years ago They
are not unknown to us now. Hear,
hear w. were apt TO judge Of them
by books. many Of them romanccs
which had produced an impression
upon the public nind. The men Of
the Sout!. We're described as an idle
and luxurious race the women Of tho
South rs rt.emiratc and still more
idle and luxurious but the manner
in which they have stood forth to
fight for their rights. the succrss
. wnicl. has attended their efforts, and
thu. manner in which tho women as
we'll as the men have vindicat.d the
blood and the race ;ro.a which they
: descend. think will have raised
,hc.n TO IN elevation !ntLe new posi-
(, ton which they take among the ma
,ions of the world, which will be
: worth even III" terrible cos: Of til.
r hardship and suffering they now en-
. dare. Applause. Nothing more ia
/ necessary Oh my part. for lferl quite
, sure ;ha; you VIII all cordially y re-
I sirn3I 20 the motion"
/. The mnt:r., Was carried by acc!a-
!, ,nn;!on a,.l the meeting separated.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

AS our city council has passed an
ordinance prohibiting hogs running
at large within the limits of the cor
poration. it behooves them to pro-
vide some means to keep the streets
and alleys cleared Of all filth. There
should be scavenger carts to remove
all nuisances. Ii this Is not attend
ed to the condition of the city viii
be wretched, and much sickness pre-
vail the coming summer. We re-
spectfully call attention OF our city
fathers to the subject for their con-
sileration
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

TnE WoMNN AT FREpERlcKs-
nuRG-The y ankco generals were
nlntos, thunder struck mt finding SO
many persons through a .hsiling
lasting Nv clrc hours, aud carried on
without iutcrmission, with one hun
dr.d and forty three guns. General
Ssrrgis told 4 lady that the women
of Frederick sbu.S ought 10 be hand
ed ,!o~nio the la;es, pos;erity a.
model hcroiu.s. II. said TO the same
lady: Madam. il is too dangerous
TO remain longer, General Lee Will
shell! the town 20 to the other side
Of the ,.ver, and will assure you
protection and Il return whenever
Won choose to como back" The
!;.ty's reply Was quite significant
"No sir said she, II have no moro
business across the river than a Yam
lr. has in heaven l shall stay and
take the bcs. care | can of my pro-
per;y." He then asked if she had
husband ~ the Southern army. NO
sir, have i son; but if my husband
does not enlist and avenge the van.
da!ism YOU have committed on this
town aud its people, shall sc. =
divorce" Stur.is then said. II ad
mire your pluck madam, and from thi
tim. forward as long as l remain.
( you shall be protected
In another instance, = gentleman
| had been arrested. and was being
carried before an officer, when bis
daughter, one of the most beautiful
and accomplished girls in that city.
seized an old sword lying near and
following the guard. who was con
ducting her gia.her. apd who was
abusing him, bade him desist threat
ening him with instant death if he
should harm her father, accompanied
him to the presence Of the officer.
when both were released. A Yankee
: otficar who Witnessed this scene. said
he would rather fight tho best regi-
lnent of the South, than encounter
the women of Fredericksburg.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23
Gov. hiorelicaA'S Experience in 4
Yankee Prison.


W. extract the following from ex-
Governor Norrhcad. Of ken,uckv,
.,.,,.,h d,l;~.r.d :, ivor,,ol Enc.
~, rn.1 ,ri.,
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whole speech was Published III the
Ilverpool Mercury. L., !; be re
m.,ub,y.d ,!.a, ,l,e distinguished sui-
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I -, ,.
h'aIE 'o'NS anu ''o'o e0"''.' : '''''''''
rendering h''n TIT object OF 'e''r-
cncr and admiration. Gov. More
lu.ad SAWS.
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Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

Through private letter just re-
ceived here from San Saba, of the
10th inst, we learn that the Indians
are becoming extremely troublesome
withis a few miles of that place. On
the 18th inst, Il man named Thomas
Caviness, lately from Elk Horn,
where he had done some service in
the celebrated fight at that place.
was killed and scalped, and robbed
of about four hundred dollars in Con
federa.e money. His gun was found
short distance from where he was
killed, and his horse was carried Off
by the lnaraude.s. The writer say 8
il is dangerous to trayel in the yicln-
sity, unless in parties Of from ten to
twenty persons I-I'exas Almanac
E1sEa. sss
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23
The Government ani the Negroes.

The New York Herald Q! the :3d
uIt., in viewing this matte. says:
The question Of tho largely in
creasing numbers o; coutaabands
now entirely dependent on the INIT
ed States GoveruIuru; for support, is
becoming q perplrAinS one. In New
Orleans alone. am: =:5:lG the borders
Of the Mississippi now IN the hands
Of the government, there ar" pgota-
bly, as many negroes rs Union sol
diers-amount!ug necessarily to Sc
vera! thousands. All these tuSiiiv"s
have TO be clothed a:d fed by the
government, ana the tax upon the
people for this purpose is very severe.
SO, also, at a place very "PproprsAte-
~ called New Uayti. hear Ee".brTn,
North Carolina, there is now a full
colony OF blacks. numbering so!un
eight or Ten thousand. All these ar"
being supported by :hv GoHr.s.r.2 CIT :
and, if We were TO pn!aue the lnrcs.
.ication much farther, We sAoult. zinc.
that there are not less than 100000
negroes in the South supported by
| the government at AN cnorllous cx
| pense.
This is The NOR. anomalous from
the TACT 'Aa'' "hite w are Si'e''|''' :
such large sums of money o support
the slaves who escape from ,hc;I
masters. our iaterpid soldiers, VIII"
are lighting our battles, are left u!,
paid month after month. Inc gov
cfnheh' IS ia:Ge'y III 's:'.a'S w ". '"' m
inna ,,. eannoF l.. loss ,h,n from
Gftv to sixtv million: Of dasla1..
Now, what will the voting p"pu
!atlon OF the free 'ota1s A!i'N q ms
we INNS u We e, ~ ~ 1'',i 49, 80.
Sta.es-]ike the ele,t;o3. Of las, 10
vember-thc radicals who saneiio:
these things would be thoroughly
overthrown. own We we are Oh o''"'"n ''t. s0a "
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23
Proceedings Of u Public Meeting,

At public meeting held at the
Court House in Shreveport, on the
!l4.h February, 1868, in accordance
with previous notice, on motion, the
meeting was organized by appein'
ing Judge ,Jno. NJ. Ford. Chairman.
and Col w H. Douglass, Secretary.
After the object of the meeting WAS
explained by the chairman. IN an APP
propria,e address, on motion OF \. l..
Wright, tie chairman appointed \.
L. Wright. Eeuhcn White, John
Walpoie, D,. ". W.. blackwell, and
JAS. X. \ A>hmorr, co'm.ni,,c" TO pre-
pare resolutions expressive Of tn"
sense Of the meeting.
The committee, aite. a short con-
sul,l;ion, reported the following pre-
amble and Resolutions:
/ Whereas, North Louisiana and
Texas, from their geographical posi-
! ton, aud exemption from INVASION
/ by the vant!ul hordcs OF Abolition
ism, enable these sections 10 provide
more of the ahSolut" substamtja!s'ri
. VIII ft,ncat. and hrcaG) ;l!aa any other
7 portion of the Southern t0nIedrrncN.
suLaistanrn furnished by these Soc
tirus and to be furnished by q liberal
and patriotic public can he Hvaiianit'
only by Il strict Vigilance, unliing
( Industry, and an t:oucss' and patriotic
.cXrrcis" Of duty i'll preserving the
l,,- i,,,,,~ll ,,r .,r,t| a
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

Thu expiration o: the old and the
incoming Of III, new year, says The
Macon T-,y graph, WAS duly cclrbrat.
ed with song an! shout ,v numerous
pepper and sal. nascmbla@cs in the
Norhcrn cities. who raised yocans .:
thanks giving as IL" e,cck struck Il.
and IL. '~shncl.les iell" from :hc
gc.ored brci iIrcn, in pursnancc Il
Linco!n's proclamation which vas to
come forth on. III. marrow. \ dis
tinguishcd doctor OF divinity in Phi
l"drlp!ia. announced from IL" pulpit
that the Chict Magistrate was - now
putting his lips 10 tie trunpc; Of
Providence" ana several other rev
~rand doctors greatly r"joiced thu:
, through the "hapiism OF ire and
hIooa" the oppressed would now be
free.
/ In New Iorl, the sepor; Of The ex,
ercisrs in one Of the churches says
that a solemn tuncr:.l !irge closed the
moments Of the DYING year, and The
audicnc. kuel, five minutes in prayer
A, The expiration Of the time, the
choir struck up" Blow We the ;rnlt,
/ pet blow" and the entertainment
concluded with John Brown lire
roll,!-ring in his grave" Ii Wash
! ineton Ci;7 IAe same class celebra
ted tiIc event viii! n general drunk
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23
The Weekly News.

Is published for the benefit Of per-
sons whose mail facilities will not
admit Of their subscribing to the
Semi Weekly Ncscs. The present
small size has been adopted to place
it within the reach of every person.
Ierms-For the present size 81
per annum, tn aacancc.
It contains all the reading which
is published in the Semi -Wcekly.
JOHN DICKINSON,
Editor and Proprietor.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

The New York Herald thinks ,ha,
the present Abolition Congress IL
going to pcrdition. Ia review ."g it,
action since lis meeting. th- Uvyal!
says:
Since tic prcscn; Congress assem-
Hlra, IicA IS nov over 4 month, lis
line has been occupied III huitle%s
and IsiyoIus discussions. We have
/ Congress in this country which We're
is existence not Gu, short by The
limitations Of law on the fourth of
March next, would viva! in folly, e.
naticism. and desIoiic oppression,
/! lis prototypes in England aIt,. France.
| There is one :hiu. IN which il ma
tcri;!Iy differs from ;L" Ramp Par
/ iiAment and the French Convention.
j Those bodies wcr. visorous--Ihc
majority in Congress is utterly imbr-
! c!ie. I he radicals exhibit tn" dis
position TO perpctra,e all tn" crimes
and toilies of their predecessors In
/ oth hpr countries, but tt.gy hilvo neither
the Intellect, the genius nor the cour-
age To make them tior.nidGh bic after all.
/ All the rascaIify, til. pcculailon,
tl,. fraud aud tauUticis!,l which have
ever characterized former Loa!es o:
falsely called representative men,
seem cu.nula,ea, pi!ed up aud ng,
sravateG in the presses. Abolition
! Congress. This is exhibited N lie de-
lyoti0n of The radicals to the nigg-r
and .heir determination to sacrifice
.he country and a!i its Interest 70 The
orderiferous wooliy head. In poE!ti-
cad and financial frenzy they Emulate
the Jacobin Convention, and seem,
like it, bent upon the ruin Of the
country by creating a quasi system
of assignats and by every ether spe-
cics of wild extravaganza and violent
aspersions of better men. They may
lie most appropriately called tic
rump of a Congress for their exist
ence is defined, their acts are repudi-
ated by tn. country and a better set
OF men have already been elected in
their stead, ready to take their place
1t was indeed high time that this
Abolition Congress, composed ofnen
! many Of whom are fit only for the lu.
! n1tic ASYLUM, should be dethroned
from their false position, and that
their crimes and madness should be
finally rebukea.
4 Now that they lave but briei
ispace in which tosfourish and con
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

purpose Of en1eavoring to procure an
ar,nis,ice. The Times says Butler
returns to New Orleans, and Banks
goes to Texas.
Charleston, Feb 3-The British
friyate C,'d,nus brings intelligence
that formidable naval and land ex-
petition is about to attack Charles
ton; the Cadmus brings orders to
Robt Burch, the British consul here,
to 20 abroad and get to Havana as
soon as possible The Yankees are
gathering at Port Royal.
Hon c. l.. N"lanaighan is nomi'
mated candidate Of til" Democracy OF
Ohio for Governor.
Resolutions have passed the lHd''
ana Legislature. proposing that com
,uissio,ers from the States Of h.dl'
ana, Illinois, and Kentucky, meet at
Franklin on the Goth, for the pnr'
pose Of consulting Hpon the cond'-
lion Of public affairs. The north
west is moving in earnest. lhos. y
lIcudyicks, friend OF peace, h".
! been elected senator from Indiana.
4 petition was presented III The
New York Legislature. on the 3oi'
u!i asking that bod Y to exert II. III
i!u.ucc TO terminate the war.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23
The Rpher, Fulton arrived from
J Ir.sau on the loth inst.
'i't :sr Houston Telegram, sayy:

Hc 41Dta1O OA f'Es NPil 81 -
We have been favored viii, til.
following eXtrac; tro,n Il letter re-
c-ivtA by Il gentleman in this city:
Matamoras, January 23. 1863.
Late this =. m, some passengers
came. UP from Il ship just arrived
from H&yana, and brought us batch
cf news ~ late as the 18th from that
city. Among which was, that Bri-
;is!l war s;raincr had arrived ut ua-
vana from Mobile 5;h January, on
her way to Europe. and brought the
news tina. Il party Of rebels had taken
passage OK tho steamship Eagle"
4. I'm, new ship trading from New
. ~. 10 Havana, and when 4 short
time, out from Havana, had risen nns.
overpowo:cd the officers and crew Of
;i.s ship, took charge themselves,
turned hack 10 the Cuba coast, land
ing Ir crew and Passengers and put
on. no one knows where or for what.
Upon tie strength of which. i, Is
SAID. near! n. Havana 80: on spree.
for you .np,t know i. is bad place
for Yankees, no, being tolerated IN
respectable company.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

things if the soldier is overlooked
any longer, and insinuates that they
must be paid. This train of ideas
crowd themselves upon him as he
tries with prophetic vision. to look
into the tu,Irc, and with trelnor
starts as he thinks of the effect, if
the truth is learned in the free States.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23
THE SEMI-WEEKI,Y NEWS
Is published twice L week,
/ lNblIN 1 =

TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
Terms-ss.oo per year, $500 for six
months; $500 for three months.
1t is the only paper this side of
the Mississippi river, outside OF
New Orleans, in Louisiana, that is
published more than once aweek
It contains the latest War News and
items of interest transporting III the
Southern Confederacy.
In renting send none but Con-
fet5er0te, Louisiana iStutc, or Stree
port Bills, or 1eras Treasury War
rants. Individual Bills not received.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

If the Honorable gentleman with
whom we conversed yesterday, and
who insisted or having the words "on
certain conditions" inserted IN !,
will become q contributor 20 our
columns, we shall be pleased.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

Our fellow citizen, Capt. W. B.
benson, We learn has arrived: in orr
city. Hc was among those captured
at Arkansas Post. Captain, can't y on
give us your experience for the bene-
fit Of the curious
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23
WHAT DOES IT MEAN.-lntorI

WHAT DOES IT MEAN.-lntorna
ton received a. Grenada, says
that the Federal authorities III Mem
p!,is. seized the last bundle OF Ch!ca-
70 Times. tha, arrived and Gu: ont
the northern tclegrapic news, before
the paper vas permitted TO calculate.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

Tie weather is pleasant. The
river at this place is on Il stand and
reported! rising "bove.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

The State Auditor, Mr.. II. Peralta,
will accept our thanks for copy of
his special report to the General As
se1pbly Of the State of Louisiana.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

The steamer Texas is reported
sunk above. The people general! "
believe this,
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

BY the arrival of tho steamer
Robert Fulton, we learn the Texas
is not sunk.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-23

As will be seen by reference to the
advertisement, hiessrs. i s, 3. Ja-
cobs row offer $500 reward for the
apprehension OF their runaway negro.
If hos III the country this ought to
fetch kim.