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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06

Loss or THE STEAMER DAVID W1iTE-We find
In the Memphis Avalanche, of the 9Th ult, the fol-
lowing account of the loss of the i'll Gatcd steamer
David White
The David White was engaged in the New Orleans
ana Louisville trade, and bound at the time of
the explosion for the latter point She left New Or
leans With very full trip OF passengers and Freight
and had reached point about twenty miles above
|lcksOurg when she exploded M raY tearing her to
pieces, and sunk from the effects in about ten minutes
Captain Dan. Kinney, in command of the white WAS
lost lie WIS an old Louisvillian, standing in the
front rank OF stcamboatmcn by his long experience
carctuInesS, popularity and ability to manage all the
intricate details about stcamboat Of which the ont
side world knows but little. His untinely death will
be noUrned bya large circle of sorroyiug niends
Tue INST engineer, the first mate the striker a nun.
Der OF tie cabin and deck crew, and about twenty
ca'n passengers are reported lost. The disls err o.
cured yesterday about noon. The Ned Tracy. bound
upward, Came up with the wreck, ana rendered yalr
able assistance in rescung the wounded from waterv
graves, and even many who were foatin"~ about an
portions of the wreck
The Ned Tracy is bound for this port and is dna
some time tonight. We learn the above n1eagr, nar-
cuIars from private telegram sent to fady in this
city announcing the loss of her SON. who was enracad
as striker on the boat
Inc David White was valued at about fifty thousand
Go'aFs and was owned by her first clerk, CAPTAIN
Shaw, and several other parties in Louisville She
was partially insured in Cincinnati Offices The CARGO
" Aich was very large, is total loss
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06
1HE QUEEN OF SPAIN AND NARvAEz-A lette

from Madrid, dated January 81, says:
The Queen has absolutely abdcated al tho ottr;
butes OF royalty and has permitted an unscrpnulon
Munster to usurp all her privileges She has it no
longer IN her power to dismiss Narvaez from her
councils since she knows that he would Instantly sub
ee1 her 10 some such violence and outrage as he has
poured upon SO many of her friends who are now
pning in exile and in dungeons, She can neither Dis
miss AarVaez, nor she appeal with any hope of
success to those whom she has so often deceived,
Like to another monarch whom she resembles in being
nTm of purpose well as in other respects she may
e2cialm . There is no fleeing hence nor tarrying
gefe They've tied me to a stake-f cannot fly /"
ne queen IS at present but prisoner in her palace
and there tor the present the Minister cons lie rs it
necessary to keep her.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06
bR1cK" PoNzaoY AND BUrLER-'' Brick uri
the following letter to the Memphis Avalanche
MENPIIIs TENN February IL 1857

the following letter to the Memphis Avalanche:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February Is, 1867.
Editors Avalanche:
fe@tIemcM-I see by the papers that Major General
Beast r. Butler, LID, { lies like deviIs.( has pub
!@hcd card in New York paper, DENYING that he
wrote to me at La Crosse offering to discontinue his
contemplated libel suit, as first noticed in Republican,
paper OF Chicago, If I would discontinue nv remarks
concerning him. He further says he paws no attention
to newspaper attacks which statement his own let
letter? ~ '''e
Butler, annoyed at the truths told of him in tho
La crosse Democrat, would silence its attacks hv
SUIT Tor libel. This is his foolishness. FaiInr to
fshten the editor thereof he offers to not prosecute
the SUIT If the attacks discontinued This is his
punderns ldlocy, Failing to terrfy, and not darno
to stand trial. he seeks retreat by piece of stra1po
aiSehood to him quite co1nmoa Permit me to saw tn
you and the public that B. F. Butler, the tI,inf
goidfoo6er and woman-nsulter-thc blunderer and
coward, did write, some did for him and tbat
his letter to the New York Tribune is Deliberate liz
" o0r n ire Iooiish o!uoder. MN PoMERoY
T. 81 am on the way to New Orleans, and the
attention OF the Beast is invited to letters shall
write from there in which be will be frequently men,
TONED IN connection with his robberes, vlanies, snec
llatlons and the other attributes which qualify him
or representing Massachusetts in Congress as he will
ome day represent that Congress in he'll.
NJ NJ. PoMEEoY
Raphael oemmes has assumed the editorial chair of
ne Memphis Bulletin. n O. Crescent 2sth mir
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06

MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN TExAs-The Austin In
teIgencer says that one company of the 26th reci
ment OF United States Infantry, encamped near Austin.
has been sent to the vicinity of Prairie Lea to sup
press ana prevent the outcr9ppings of "onpleasant-
ness in that vicinity Another company from the
same regiment has taken up its line of march for the
town OF Tyler, in Smith county, where it will probably
be stationed for some months to come.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06

Cumming, Morrison & Co, Of tie Missouri store.
nave Sonmc"cod receiving their stock Of Spring
goods ct all descriptions. At the prescrt time thew
nave 'oe largest stock of shOsuns rifles, pistols and
ammunition ey'F before brought to this cry This is
'a''sF ne" feature in tie dry goods trade but then
,ae'e IS no telling what Gi<sourian can do, Tbor
nave, also, large assortment Of fb;r t,,lIo r1;st
they guarantee will catch fish out of .~Sh ~, =.
.5 1~ 'si' Is no wafer Gail at the Missouri Store
roa stand in need of. any '''''s
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06

LOCK HERE Bacon, lard, hams, mess pork aonr
arg meal at Sutherland Cos, No. 50 Texas strost
where will be found Henry Arcs L Cos. supar-c,,ro3
cahFassed bam9, snsafeured breakfast bacon clean
s'aes choice kettle lard il kegs and barrels family mess
pork IN barrelsand half barrels, flour various brands
oolted meal Irish potatoes, &c, &c. All which will
be sold very low. Call and see.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06
The Proposed Constitutional Amendment

III Vie" u lllc important connection which Urn
posed constitutional amendment has with the nla1,
Reconstruction bill lately pissed BY Congress
especial" III regard to TIE question of snftrage ~ re-
pAbiI>ll the alntnment below 1t has already appeared
once or twice III cur columns, but reproduce it at
present III cO'nplance with tue request OF many Of our
| friends who have forgotten its exact terms;
! J0!AG RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT 70 T1I7
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
lie At (HactcI b4 tie ScHGte and Hou&e of Rsbreyca-
to|$2e& Of tie L"tsd States Of Imrics, II tduorexe
GSsemble4 (two-thicd' Of both Houses concurltu-
| That the following article be pyoDosel f. tIn
legislatures of the several Safes as an amendment to
the Constitution Of Tie United States, which, when
ratified by tsroctourts of sail legislatures, shall be
'a''1aS part OF the constitution, namely:
ARTICLE Xiy.
FLc,lo% |. All persons born Or n&tur55cd in thr
tned States, and subject to The jurisdiction thereof
are citizens Of The UDtpd States and Of the State
wherein they reside No State shall make or enforce
any Ia" which shall abrilse the privilege OF inmpni-
ties OF citizens Of the United States; nor shall! aDy
state deprive any person Of life, liberty Or pcoperty
N!'no0t que process OF Law" nor d"ny to any person
within It's Jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws
SEc 2. Representatives shall he apportoncd among
the several States according their respective nui.
bcts, counting the whole number of persons in each
State, excluding indians not taxed. But when the
right to at any election for the choice of ectory
Tor l. eAdent aud Vice President of the United States
representatives, in Congress- the executive and judicial
oHice!s OF state or the members of the legislature
thereof Is denied to any of the male inhabitants of
5Ecn state being twenty years of age and citizens
OF the Vi tied States or in any way abidge except for
participation in rebellion or other crime the ba sis Of
therein shall be reduced in the Dronor
ton which the number Of such citizens shall bear to
the *hoe number Of male citizens twentv-ol vcv Of
eye in such State.
SEc ) No person SHALL lie senator or representa-
1--WE IN Congress- OF "."tt"r Of President or Vice Pre>
dent, or hold Auy office, civil or military under the
+ IT, ho
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06

gang of scoVndrels who have lately been TOWN An
everybody near Baton Rouge, were all arrested
days ago, ami lodged in prison.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06

The Planters Banner has an interesting letter from
a passenger On the steamboat Caddo, describing gale
on the Grand Lake. during which that boat was blown
ashore The night was intensely dark, the gale fear
ui, and the alarm of the passengers, many Of whom
we're ladies' intense
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06

hG4ov4L-J. b. Lewis, J:., the pioneer boot ana
shoe man, has removed Lis stock from the corner Of
Texas and Spring streets to No Tcxas street, near
hamilton L Cos. mammoth dry goods establishment,
"heFe he Is prepared to Eli Ill orders in Lis line at
Ne" Orleans p:;e's J. 3. is good boy and kaovs
no" to keep ho&I" In otayrwoe5, the solcs On lis
shoes arc as on5h ASSUME Of Pattcrsons beef3cir..
Eureka.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06

Pectoral Balm has become a household word in ev
cry family In the treatment Of Group coughs, and
influenza, it is superior any preparation that has
been discovered. For sale by all druggists.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06

raphael oemmes has assumed the editorial chair of
'he memphis Bulletin. n. 0. Crescent, 2sth uit.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06


Stevenson Of New Orleans came through the lines f
tr,p n,rros, of rnrc,,,>i.r cottr, 10 ro.;ao7 = ~,
! : =" .'
I3 Aux '''-' WV '"'> 40 IL i" 'ha''eF u cohJec
ture among many OF oar clzeA5 10" E.uch cotton he
bought, and what became Of il. We rive l;5 oyr
- c;.cn :, o,,,rt t. tlo o.s, r. :. IT.
''1 @'1'e
vs. LOUISIANA 9ta'e 2a""' ~ b'fioF' ltcr'ehor
John !. Stevenson was called on the part Of the
Defendant, and objected to hy the interviewer. After
argument as 10 tuc Hdns5ihiity OF witness IS evidence
the court 0Tcuuca the Objection, aid ordered the tes-
tinOny TO be received.
Tie witness was then s"orn-the following being
an abstract OF lis evidence:
Witness was employed Ivy the Louisiana State Bank
10 20 beyond the Federal lines and invest one million
in Confederate money. Left Ne" Orleans for the
purpose about the lst December 1862; went uD Red
liver to Shreveport; purchased steamer OSccola at
ShHc' eport about lst January 1863 Proceeded into
Black! and Tcnsas rivers with said boat and there Dur
chased about one thousand bales of cotton, which was
carried to Lake C5ddo above Shreveport. Made
tLFce other trips VIA SAL" boat, purchasing her tu!!
loads every time making lUus trips uloret1cr TwoI
Of said loads were carried to Lake Calao and two to
MiltLtn landing. Subsequently carried part Of
lead, some SO OF 100 bales Of cotton which was
temporarily deposited at Shreveport alic! attergard
removed some tclty n1il>s back Of Shreveport Dur
lug that period, witness bought himself, and caused
to be bought by agents cHii0ye0 Lv him Ifrtr,
amount of cotton plantations and at other points
which was not removed.
The cotton purchased and left on the plantations
and at landings located in Louisiana, Texas and
Arkansas. The whole Of nv purchases amounted to |
| 500 bales BY accidental fires, and by the burninr
OF cotton b. the orders Of the Confederate States be-
tween $500 and g. so bales of this amount was lost
At the end of the had of the Original purchases
between 5000 and $500 bales The total amount
collected from ali points and shipped to New Orleans
consigned to the Louisiana State Bank, Was 1862
bales Tie balance was lost in rcbaHg, in short de-
ivereS, and was stolen.
As soon as tie surrender tool, place. or as the ar
MES dispersed "cs' OF the Mississippi employed four
the Do0boon Texas, Eroiic and Eleanor
proceed after the cotton, with Instructions to Mr.
'iS agent OF witness to Ioad said cotton boats and
witness oso went to supc'intcnd the same. These
CUR BOATS renamed loaded some ten Or twelve days
%".'g inc arrival Of the Federal authorities at
"''N P'rI m"A '4eJ arrived, witness went to
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06
HOMICIDE AT JEEFEasoN.- Commercial Bulletin
of the l>t, has the following:

difficulty occurred Oil Nelacsi,y evening last, at
the City and Saloon between the PROPRIETOR
george NJ HlYes, and Ar. Summers Of the Lake sa
loon, i'll which Mr.. William Tunlin, prominent 80.
zen OF Jefferson, was Immediately killed, and Mr.
Summers severely wounded. The accounts of this
terrible affair are SO conflicting that We forbear to
make any comments, until judicial Investigation il
mad At the hour We 60 to press THURSDAY noon
Mr. Riyes IS under ATTEST l
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-06

harsdens Peetoi al Balm for consumption and asthma
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-06

Governments, Federal and State, TO use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil.
G. Resoited, That the Radical majority I'm
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves TO be In favor of Negro Suffrage by
forcing y upon the people OF the Dbtrict
OF Columbia against their almost unani-
muus wish, solemnly expressed ut the polls,
Dy forcing IL upon the people of an the
Territories, and by their various devices 10
coerce the people of the South 20 adopt IL =:
That we are opposed to Negro Suffrage, be-
ieying II would be productive Of evil 10
both whites aud blacks. and tend 90 pro-
duce disastrous conflict of races.
q. Res0ieed, That for all their efforts Tn
uphold the Constitution we tender 10 Tile
President and TO the majority Of the Judges
OF the Supreme Court Of the United states
our hearty thanks.
:. ResotUed, That we are in favor of n
Democratic Convention of delegates from
all the states, 10 be held ut such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
state Central Committee be authorized 10
concur with other proper committees In
liking time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, KY, as the place!
0 ResoiUed, That the Democratic ne,vs-
papers Of Ohio deserve our earnest ana ill.,
eral support, aud that an early and thorough
organization of the party Is indispensable.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-06
SHERIFPS SALE OF A HOUSE AM
TWO LOTS-IN PARTITION.

John Il. Ludwick st al, cs. John r. Mohr 81 al.
Superior Court. Case No. S072.
IN pursuance OF an order of sale issued by the
l. superior Court Of Montgomery county Ohio
aud to me directed, will offer for sale ut public
auction, on
Saturday June 8, A.D. 1861 at tao O,elOck Pm,
At the door OF the Court House In the city OF Day
ton, Ohio, the following described, real estate to
wit: Lots numbered hve hundred and eighty (6SO)
and five hundred and o. ghty lone (5s1) oil the re.
vised numbers of the city OF Dayton, Ohio
These two lots lie together and have ON one OF
them good two story frame hOuse-threa rooms
and kitchen down stairs and two good rooms mp
stairs, well arranged for u small family-with
other buildings. The twolots have front Of near
sixty feet on Roe street, running back about one
hundred and twenty feet and within a few doors
Of Third street and only about four squares west
Of the Court House.
Said property has been appraised at two thou
sand dollars ($2 OO0l free OF dover, and cannot be
sold for less than two thirds Of the appralsedVAlu
forms of sale-One- third cash one third In one
and one third in two years from the day Of sale
the back payments 10 bear ELK per cent interest
ana Ds secured py mortgage on ms premises,
j. ii. BAGGoTT, Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
". scHRLHAhER, J. q. BAoGoTT, Att'ys for Def.
May :, lS6T-dtt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-06
Wonderful, but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, tho world renowned
AStrologist and somnambulisticClairvoya AMI, while
IN clalrVoyant state delneates the very features
Oh the person yon are to marry. and by the aid OF
an instrument Of intense power, known as the
Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce perfect
and life-lkc picture of the future husband or wife
OF the applicant, with date of marriage, occupa.
ton, leading traits Of character, &c. This is no
imposition, as testimonials without number can
assert By stating place of birth, age disposition
color OF eyes and hair, and enclosing hfty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself. you
VIII receive the picture by return mail, together
with desired Information.
Bks- Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, 7 o. Box 297, West Troy, NY.
April 9, lSG7d1ych