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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17
Commercial and Financial.

We take the following synopsis of
the New Orleans Market, from the
Daily Times of the 18th:
Cotton ma, ket depressed .,
Ordinary from 25 to 81 cts. "a,
Good Ordinary from 32 to SO cts.
Low Middling from 81 to SO cts.
Suguy and Mokdsses.-Common
Louisiana Sugar l24 cents per ID /;
lag ior fully fair and 1G cts. for yell
low clarified Some lots of Cuba
sugar and some Of State sold at pri-
vate rates which have not been made
public.
Western Produce-Demand active
Stock of -four fair; that of other
products light. For tin. -four price
s6,374 to sG,62l, Good Superfne,
81 80, and 81, for low Superfne
Choice Supertine 1915. Lone Star,
Ss, 40 to $3.50. Good Extra, $3.50.
Choice Extra $3.50 aud for very
Choice Extra, $ so per barrel.
tninspected Western Hay $50 per
ton. Oats 60 cts. per busheI Corn
from SlaSl, O5 " bushel. Mess
Iofk 'iting IN Il retail way at from
S2G@S26.5O T. barrel. Green
Shoulders commend from l40l44
cents y b. Bale Rope IA cents y
ID. India Bagging 22 cts. = yard,
1t is Well for our people to know
tho value oft New Orleans bank
bills, as compared viii, currency OF
national bank bills.
Louisiana State Bank IA Il as y
dollar, and the demand active. Bank
Of New Orleans, 57Q5S. Mer-
chants Bank 40045. Bank of Louis
lana at 37039. Union Bank, 62aa
GA and Crescent Bank, 7O075.
Legal tenders or National bank
notes, upon which these figures are
prcdIcate'!, command 4 premium Of Z
to ! J over City Treasury notua.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17

give them twelve montl,s-that must
bring their affairs to a crisis. ! was
unwilling to assent. He then re,
marked, you have left your old State
so long that you have taken up
Northern ideas. 1 told him no, that
l trusted my ideas and feelings were
National, not sectional
During the day we must have
made ten or more stoppages. Some
times there were not over ten per-
sons waiting to hear him. He seemed
anxious to lose no opportunity TO
speak to the people. There was no
salneness in his remarks; each time
they varied. Only once-that was
at Tuscumbia, A!abama-he spoke
OF the probability OF war, remark
Ing that h. trusted ii would not come ;
but if they We're goaded to it, tn.
| North had far more to lose than the
South.
The wealth she had accumulated
for years from til" Southern products
would vanish, her commerce would
be annihiiated and her great citicf
destroyed. At one place. while b.
was speaking, the engine bell ran.
he closed by saying: "1'h- bel!'s
ringing. the cow-catcher's down and
traitors must clear t:Ie track" Hi
speaking on tire road Detained the
train. and we reached Chattanooga
too late for the connecting lines, and
had 70 lay over twentyipur kou.a.
Nett morning hand bills were dis
trlbuted announcing that Gen. } ctiier-
son Davis, on his way to Montgom-
cry, would aidrps. the PEG, IL ot
Chattanooga that afternoon at three
0 clock, at the Railroad Hotel. Re
-pokr in the bar room; thirty-two
persons We're all that were present
This viii rive some idea how unpop-
ular WAS the h.rcev OF secession al
that tim, III Jenn.ssee
lie made a poor effort. ard look, ed
much depressed. Abou, p. NJ. h..
took the train south .or Montgomery
by way CT Atlanta, to create a gov
crufurut which has. in Il measure,
destroyed Il once happy and prosper
Gus people. ] lett tpr til. North, by
way OF Et,xvIII,. for home and all
hold dear
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17
duty2 and what is flial affection but
a god-lilxe inspiration?

duty2 and what is flial affection but
a god-like inspiration2
While you were charging them
with the most heinous offence known
to our laws, they We're only follow
ing the impulses Of their unsusprct-
ing bosoms. While you were pro-
nouncing the sentenc. of condemna-
ton upon them, they were only
obeying the dictates of their con-
science:
Virtue changes TO crane ii misapplcd
Aud crime Itself turns into virtue, on con
ditions.'
With these views, and with these
considerations. ! conclude by extrn-
ding I" them a free pardon. and
praying that our Father in Heaven
may also fully forgive them.
Farewell, ladies and gentlemen !;
farewell, dear readers. l.. X
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17
Lieut.. Gen. Grants Address to
the Soldiers.
War Department, AJb Gen. Office.
WASHINGTON, June 9, 1865.
General Orders No. 1851

war Impairment, Ad1L Gen. O6Fce
WASHINGTON, June g, 1865
General Orders No. 1851
Soldiers of the Army of the Uni
ted Stat-s-By your patriotic devo.
ton to your country in the hour OF
danger and alarm, your magnificent
fighting, bravery and endurance, YOU
have maintained the supremacy OF
the Union and Constitution, over
thrown all armed opposition to the
enforcement Of the laws and of the
proclamation forever abolishing sla-
very, the cause and pretex' Of rebel
lien, and opened the way to the right
ful authorities to restore order and
inauguratc peace on "A permanent
and enduring basis on every foot Of
American soil.
Your marching, duration, resolution
and brilIiancy Of the results dim the
,ustre ot the worlds greatest achieve
inents. and Will be the patriot prece
don't IN defence of liberty and right
in AL ti;ae to come. In obedience to
your country's cali, you left your
homes and families and volunteered
in its defense.
Victory has crownc,! 20, valor and
secured the purpose OF your patriotic
hearts, and with the gratitude Of your
countryn.en, and the highest honors
a great and free nation can accord
you vii! soon be permitted to return
10 your homes and families. conscious
OF having discharged the highest
duties of American citizens to achieve
the glorious triunphs and Secure to
yourselves the praise Of your fellow
countrvmen and posteritv the bless
ING o. free institutions.
Tens Of thousands Ct vou ";,llant
comrades hav. fallen and scaled the
priceless legacy with their lives
The grave of these gr"at:u! nation
h-d-ws with tears, honors their
memoir es. >, d eyer cherish and sup
p,r, their families.
+. :. GRANT, Lieut.. GIN.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17
H'DaRs, NORTHERN DIVISION OF La
Shreveport, La, June I It'll 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS, }

No. "a. ...-r.
Great and sudden changes in the
condition of any class of people are
always productive of suffering, and
the transition OF the blacks from q
state of slavery to freedom cannot
fail to cause temporary suffering to
all classes. Already this is being
manifested by tue negroes leaving
homes and setting out ca mdsse, for
militarh posts and with ITO definite
purpose, and except to lave the
scene of their former DO ndage.
The result Of this state of things if
allowed wol.ld be-
lst' The loss of the crops and the
entire ruin of the agricultural interests
in this part Of the State.
I'd. Untold suffering. starvation
and misery among the blacks them
selves.
Without attempting therefore to
regulate ali the various interests arts
ing out of this question, and which
pertain properly TO the Fr-edman's
Bureau, the q ajor General Ccmman-
ding deems it his duty to make such
rules as i'll his opinion will best pre-
vent suffering, to restore quiet at the
present timr, 1t is therefore ordered;
That all persons heretofore held rs
slaves remain for the present with
their former masters, and by their
labor secure the crops of the present
season. The only place where they
can obtain living for themselves and
! their families, is III the field, where
they have been accustomed to
work. If found wandering about the
country or gathering at military
posts, they will be arrested and pun
ished, and all transports and private
steamboats, running on Red River
are prohibited from carrying this
class of people except upon militia
ry pass, which will be given only in
exceptional cases. If necessary for
them to leave home or visit any of
the Military Posts, they will be fur
nished with a pass by their employer
to prevent their arrest as Migrants.
But while it is found necessary dur
ing the present unsettled state Of the
country to make these orders relative
to the blacks, the planters are re-
minded that the matter depends large
ly on them, and that cnly by fair
treatment of the hands, can they hope
to mature and harvest their crops and
carry on their plantations.
Definite contracts mus: be made
with the negroes, which will be bind
ing for the balarce of the present
season.
Planters rho enJeavor to do this
lin good faith will be assisted in all
proper ways, and will do much to-
wards restoring quiet aud confidence.
BY Command of
Maj .-Gen. HERON.
VIM. II. CLAPP.
OFFICIALS: Capt. & A. A. G.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17
Governor Of Louisiana.

The result IN 81, Loais.-By re-
ference to the table it will be seen
that the vote in this city foots up as
follows: For the New Constitution
4256; against it, $3.50. For Bon.
ncr. 4.o57 Johnson. 9,032. For
the Railroad Ordinance, 1857
against it. 4, OLE. Three OF til,
lighter precincts are not heard from,
hu. will no. materially chang" this
showing.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17
VIM. II. CLAPP,
OFFICIAL: Capt. & A. A. G.

Canada is just now in a very de-
pressed state. The papers are
gloomily discussing the cause of the
depression, and the best way to put
an end to it, but do not seem to
arrived at satisfactory conclusion
at either point.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17

Brigadier General DeBordon, of
the Liberal army in Mexico, writes
thus to a C,Inel in the Federal
army
II arn very happy to be able to
say to you that we are able to hold
out against the enemy until you get
through your little contract and l
feel assured that help will come to
US from the other side of the Rio
Grand. This is the general convic
ton of our people, and am proud to
say, Colonel, that We are all DESTROYS
of becoming part and'parcel Of your
great republic Of republics. to which
we had rather become slaves than
be the subjects of any foreign prince
or despot, especially Of the house Of
Hapsburg. This is the truth
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17

The horses, carriages, harness. &c.
intrncd as a present to- President
Johnson, and declined by him, were
sold at auction in Now \ ok the other
day. The horses We're sold at 81.
900 to DIR. Ferguson. They are
said to have cos: S3, 800 The CARR
age went to Col. French, of French :
hotel, for Sl,40O. 1t cost S2,1OO.-
The harness, costing S675, brought
$3.50. Edward Banker being the pnr-
chaser.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17

Gen. Grant has nearly completed
his last annual report as General-in-
Chief, which his duties in the field
prevented him from furnishing in
time for transmission to Congress at
its last session. The report will be
published immediately on its compile
ton.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17
Letter from Pensacola.
PENSACOLA, May 81, 1865.

splred by the memory OF a great
German poet (the immortal Frederic
Won Schiller) who. in one Of his cele-
brated master pieces. admonished the
youth of his country, as follows -
Exert your best efforts to play some
creditable part, however insignificant
on the stage Of lite. Should You fail
in your attempt to form great
whole" then form resolution TO be
a link at ieas; in the chain Of useful
action"
Restricted as | find myself TO the
limits of a national vessel. re
luctantly confess that many f.vorahl.
chances TOR gathering valuable news
are lost.
With this explanation. shall now
return 70 my or;gina! task of giving
u condensed description Of the town
Of Pensacola. and the villages OF
Warrington and Woolser.
1t would be useless 10 add that. il!
this nei gh bnrhooG, the fearful effects
Of that horrible rebellion" hav"
been felt in their full and .erriblr
weight
Pensacola. only four years ago.
a lovely ana prosperous place, with
a happy population, a tlourishing
commerce, and more than beautifully
endowed By nature with many
superior advantages. has a.lnos; ccaS-
ed to exist. For, with ,h. exception
OF it's name. aud the SAD remembrance.
OF Its former sp'endo-. nothing now
remains hr; the willow 'r"" that
sweeps over III" rum, which records
to You the historical events Of the
'nourhini past. oi the ttw CID resi-
dents OF distinction that are 'tiIi left,
the spanish Consul finds proper
mention here. IN" past has gone,
leaving TO ~ az an inh"r''Anc". an
Expensive but Invaluable lrsson.-
he present Is IN tn" hands Of a
pAfr'"tlc 'h'"' Magistrate, who,
strengthened by N" AID o: an all
powerful l'E''iI'nc"' "'li guard and
-'''iE lead our deSt'ni's. y for .he
iu'uF"' "a" ha"" every reason I" be-,
"r'" 'A'' nm u" great arbitrator
OF ali W"Eii! "tl.lr7' vii! work 4
thorough and """ni"r'nl change.
As me Traveller passes ONT Of tn"
NORM gate al III" yard h" h"h"lds
'h' ''!!'r,' - " arlington. stretched
"n' A. II 1'ys Ai"2!E III" sunny beach
OF most romantic by.
Dry S'"1S ,:oT"-' groceries. eating
r"',HnS IN: 'ar'r"onS. on a SNAIL!
>'a'"' mt y"1r F:N''n 4; every step
~ -" !?'rr"i through -" -H'dv
an" n"r' E"f avenue, ihnt !"rd- you
p" t"'t f2rrlN"'>
iAr '''H't7n o, II" III dresser "a
f's'''7'.'''.." '''''' - :"' ''7rt'"r :"'''N
"h'''' inform y't ih'' hcAut"Nloa,
'"'';np"' NM "i'1 1nor~;.;c:.' lying
!, H"n" "'fii''h a short '''t.c".
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17
4 ReHinisce.ce OF jeff. Davis.
RVS TRIP TO MONTGOMERY EEEoEu
HIS ~ AEGURATiON.

ne hilau'iphla inquirer says ::
We hav. received tho following com
munication, containing an account Of
jeff. Davis trip from Holly Springs
to Montgomery, Ala, in February,
1861, TO be iuaugu, ated president OF
the just started Southern Couteder-
acy
About the ist OF February. 1861,
! left Ne" Orleans for home, after an
absence OF tour months and more,
during which tin. had Travelled
through large portion OF Icnn---
see, Mississippi, Louisiana and Ar
kansas. tn certaiu Porii, ne Of these
States l was intimately acquainted
fer Years with the people. and while
there during tEat winter, many n
man whispered into my ear words of
tear tor the future, in Ct!Is.G utuce OF
the radical Southern views manifest
ed by most CT tt.".r political leaders.
!hc MASSES OF the southern people
We're not at that time in favor OF dis.
union, and it Is Il we'll known tact
that three OF the States | have men
toned were trauduirutIv Eeduc.u
from their allrgi tncr.
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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17
For New Orleans.

H. The fine passenger steamer
HZZ.sA NEW ERA. G. l.. KoUSs, Mas.
ter, leaves this evening, Saturday, June
18th, at ) o'clock. P NJ
For Freight or passage apply on board.
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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17

Clinton and Davenport have been
designated as the places OF rendezvous
tor the returning Iowa regiments
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17

Howell Cobb las been paroled, IN
y lor that Ia nav visi: his family
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-21

: It is estimated oya statiStcal writer that
the combined annual Stodiictt of the gold.
and silver mines, ajt: the petroleum springs
and wells Of. the United States will avef.s
age about one hua5red milliaS o; ddoiiays
per anaap for a Qqsrter Of a ecsEtury- to
come, aug, perhaps, for a much icngeT pc.
Rod Z z - -
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-21
Soldiers Boards Of Reliez,a
=. 0FbIcE oE AUDITOR OF 50 GA,
~ Sna "A 5asr-C. T., March: Il; 1856

rE~HIS t.eat IS located for the present at
y this Place. TIE Soldiers Boards OF heiiet
in Dist,iets:a!i:i Parishes Win Eiehstaere !s 10
co,nnunica3fan by Enag vii fo?Sartc trsir e. re
ttrRs byehGr> yVoqress Immediately upon t'e Ee:
ceipt OF this r9tice- The e8penses OF tnese coz
riers will 90 psia4 7iis oiice All otber lnpo1T,
tant cornnIan.c4seDs fGr rs office sncuid De ior~
- = = =: \ 4. !. IS So SfgS3 TtiFPER
= 49, 4%E*..r - Auditor Of sc. :, . ,
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-21
:E eadq rs I.
ENROLLTNG OFFICE. ;. NEWRgRRT,

~ ~. . NLaeR 90, 1895.
7. The atsantien Of soldiers returning home
GS on fGrlolgh il NewberTJ District, is again
called to the requirements OF paragraph Il Cen
eTai 0Fders No, I4l5 l.. .i l. G. 9. series Of 1853,
=. The order referred to rcg9arSs that soldiers
returning 6cn. on tGgIough OF tton sFeach;as,
places at witch they vii stay during farioFgh,
vii pmediately. report to the nearest Enrolling
0f5Ser Bho oswiltkeep 3 register OF Their names
descriptive list, place where st&doasd, by whota
the furlough was granted and the Rre 3: which
it expires : -. - ...
HI When soldier on fQrlough is,atthc eg1;-
ration OF the same, unable TO travel TO tAe Hes
pitaI :x4u,iajng Board, he will be ordered before
the Board Of Examiners for sConseripts, Which
Bo&rdif they think proper will recommend an
extension off.GUroush syot to exceed thirty days.
~. IN cases BneFe, from sickness or wounds,
soldier is un&hletto appear before the Board f'ff
Examiners foS Gon$cripts, he viii sendsap to, the
Enrolling 0ficer with :furlougb, a-certifcate df
his attea9ing physician, giving a%ull statement
Of his case, which sar:ifcate, il approved, viii be
referred to the Board for It's acton. lag
:. Y AstricG. compliance With the above require
'plents VIII be promptly, eRfotced. :
i, - 1 ...s,ls5E% : FN. WALKER, !,
!, Nsseh 2I ~ - Capt. & 3. o. Il. D.. =
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-21
THE TRI w RRKLYs HERALD
y e w B ERRYY s.
TVzsDAy mosEExa, 88aGH q, 1896
l9ri.WeekIEs

With this number We commence the pu6Iica-
ton cf a tei-wsekl7 sheet, and having. but little
ts to advertise cur friends Of the fact, adopt the
plan Of sending aspec;uien copy or tWoSto, them.
We feel confident *aas7t is ozlty necessary to lei:
sSem knoa that such paper is issued,rt TO gain
sssaeiy patronage. Since the occupation Of CtlaE-
ls5t0p, ard the destruction Of 1-c'6tunbia, b7 our
xoss; 4hesoua.ry de55rigedsof those mediums
the dai}s gapeFs-t6y8E .*'e nave beenkept
adF5sed Of passiag 'events It shall bs2opr ain =
sad ac:igo eldearcFsto make epr little sheet as
Q&sfal possible. in the gas6eriBg ot gil inter
fpaslon worthy q attention, aad 70 thst effect an
errangsaspsbas been made By sghich Fe viii gel
papers from two o. three highly important
penis Trpatng.to iioeEat sentinssR We iaR0ca
our tri.aeskl5 upon. tbe ssazor Of 3 kind eonn1a;
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-21
ORDERS.

p454Hc(.AA. OIIOAAo.ss So: 49,. &2>4-f:3 2:
T The MILITIA Of the State Between the ages
4s Of Is and II, who have reported for daty. Z
End those who have not seported, those now so-
sent hy, ,furlougk or WITH leave, thosS who have
not been able to .rejoia their eonnSad, and al
others Of thisage, who from ant eauss whatever
are absent from datg sil assemble. st Spartan.
burg, as soon af.eR notice Of this order as Is
practicable. =
IL When assembled here they viii De pacedfu
. Camp Of instruction, and prepared feSauch ser.
rice as thesdefgnce of the State Requires. &
. III. .As-soon as itean be Done, the StatA Ca.
dets, attached to the Citadel at Charleston and
arsenal at Columbia, wiltbe piaeea IN charge Of
this, Camp Of Instruction; and the discipline Of
these Acaaem;es wiIlbe extended oyer and enc
brace this portion Of tie Il fittia. ss, Z
Nv, TIE, officers Of thesa jnstis1tio1s viii ps
charged,yith the duly gfTiEg 10 these troops
not o3ly the military trab1iag ,which viii enable
them to5bc Efficient in tas field, bassach c61es-
lionat s6Fs as can bs afsrded; s1a by
which the qualities OF the ci.zeil a!li pg ceret-
Opcd. 2. 81, S5 .4 &
- Y. The auarteB9astfr General viii tnske pre-
vision for The Accommodation Of these troops
and the Eor1missary Gene@ viii make all pr3pss
arrapge5nsE sEl IS fer their subsistence: - :
NJ. The secFiee tgr Eilieli these troops are ~
landel2 ia the daffesaea iate; and II tts
hoped, ihat noHe w2a hesitate or delayiR ,cHaEirg
5taenselySs8e. tsat Sergics The pfeseryStseg
Gndocars ei The !gqta OF
Taert, 30 rs IL een, be accom- piisaed under
istslg sadFanfs ges sf8 Is EFFORT and iatsr.y
ti5a TO &c good to faerl while tiiey 60 good te
their State; afc- lared5 70 be .lie ppEpcses
WHICH shall amin ak under whose care ttlese
yoaths are placed. Z g< ~ rs ssF
VII The. Chairman ard Visitors of the stats
Military Academies are iRgised to- assist IL the,
Of these troops. ~
VIII. Until otherwise ordered, the ,beadqqnr-
tiers OF this command will be at spaftaR5aFg
Court HoGse. .-:.,s =. .55. {.
By the' Governor. - - J: