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S-ALTUIVDAY.
rot the'lbreveport Daily News.
'I'hbe Rie of Times-A Parody.
$1'e oYLVESThR LOVEPEACE.
Alas! that man should over be,
.o prone to warfare as you see;
War that eahances eveorythng,
That commerce or the seasons bring.
You ask what makes the leather riser
It is the war, the tanner cries.
bhe cows do still wear hides he sees,
And bark still grows upon the trees.
Woolen and Ilnean rant Ihe cheap
in war-tho' we havo hemp andsheep.
Nay, everything we eat or wear,
Tis war, of course that makes it dear.
An aged matron went to buy
A candle for to light her by,
And finding that the priec was more,
By full three cents than 'twLas befl.re,
The grocer asked how caine it so ?
The war! he cried-the war you know.
The ancient d5aeue upturned her eves,
And Sith a sih fgbr mlankind cries:
Alas ! a!a sol do they tight,
These Ineklesu, tiutcs Ivy candle light?
iuwV Orleans, Junre, I4il.
Gouon Slatisi.ds.-I he ltt"t re-1
ports from Creat BIrituin show that
the consuttt ztzt of et toin thir the cur
Irent crmp year hl:., litaintished on an
avI. erag of .5,00 ba:les per week, or
2.'0.10( lhal-s tfor tier year, owing to
, 1: hit price and the ciontoircireade
Jprt. tttt. ITh.n tock in Liiverp1 -i,l
on tIl e 24 tilt., was 1,1 1'2,0011 tales.
ut icient to riupply tit we.kldy con
sittnoption at tih- last averagi ( 13,006otl
IL.1·s ) thr more1·1 thanc twomy,,-ftive
weeks. Bt.ides., there W.ere t ea,
houiind for Liverpool,. 120,0011 i hles
from 110mbay, or .supplies for nitre
\'eeks inure-thLiry-five wstCek' ill all.
Indictmentfi/r Treason.-Th' ilt -!
lii. .ldviertise.r ha-, the filln inl :
SInt the listrict ;icourt ft-.r the Conltt
Iir,-ia itr i- I. hli- I tt~r ~ i · I'lnt-l, 1Itt -t~ilt
t-leratt Statesnow in S .-tion it i,.
I ile, the gratin jury hay totnd a truti I
hill ag~aint i(ulu enii i'ac lini, 1'".r
Pir;;l1 anti Vi nclnlr. 'ahldurc"charg -
. with tra.-- against the otntd-r
at States. 'the I i,- dictat ir ii
titine i, 'I -.... thtt It it with ha-S
my_ traitlron. ely arriedl soil leliverred
n I:fr t, fC fruits ana \ i t t a. u
.t.- echoonmer Holrt,"n ", from .1"ol iL
-"r, 1 t1 . tem\'. tle t ' i l} I'e' l a- . i
Tlh. iudge" in hi. chlarge to t h.. ylt.ti'muh a ,.h"td: l. ~r
utihin t of i o- ii r in ort t
.1 '-ti tt- Ilnllt llc
uitrllianice to ti.. . na,: *l o trlit -
:,aunbie. Th" 1,. ni ltalt fr that of
In -Itcti i. hn n t ttti ition i .-- 'i Thi
c : - nii,, tild "e t a It to all ur
NV are int - t pe t I-rl l " _t1t t i.
i -i -l--itt:t-t-a
i' ..ntc Jn e t that th-i.-t n Ii t 40 :
o:. tR -itir Iare . to I. en kn "1lit
,t iri .triglg tak- it he tit: : Ecl.h
tail ý .tn n ti t ri. 1. tiss-ili- jr -.ct iii
tri-ilthe trial "f ttislr t:a n -i t. it.
.tifi at th. "ir iii . ,::" ,it: tha
w-ni itl 1 o 1r itt ri I- I Ii", " tlt:r
F'rai the Rio Grande.
Tit.u Iu ii ' I -i i tll i -r il I i
. .aF t ::\" that 1.tI-I- is,,: L." " ,
1d: 110m plantr. a lt: (:i:,~g
I n t.. t ttt it a it..,. t it tr.
Inm /tricp-st ~n Iti. mrari tal ib. -.
" ..:nd.* ('ity to thtio pine , r :
tr ekr.. :lot tat "tf thein: k~illd "h.
teMr .,:ap..d hack t: HI:.,i a
itt. A Mt r. art h rit-i iii: hire i hit ,to
jui-r it ,.-v id rial ttr. ter a1oni, li -, i:.
that phace dtttgli r- arttt t
The 1-teni._ 1t'.lfri o(n' ons Ni cklett
- bf EdinthSri. liar Mir. Ctt . Nittith.
.,t that ph *, t. ,..h t hb ut the
thn I e gim'ttlt, ar00t t ot,, 11:v: itnin te
td:ta.hra. Tn-e tofi.or toil In.
maitten ad iltmart. dierge lttio sudiby
Mexican t inia. ::h.ie . w ir t
thkchuv .t i
tie , t": 11._ ."l hutrt.n'l.- :th. at th.
eu att tits: werrr tiredt upont 1'r, li th,
hush lyt a 1",, .1\ canrra. d .1 i
tan.,ua h 1.:. 3lt 7.: ('.-va= ra1n h. ,
1and t r , .:t Its panty ktllh-d. The.
~ other ,'capced :111, mtan- Ii, may bark
:o Rtinggol ,11arra."ks.
The 11.1; 1ntion-corr,.poiwlrnc.
1"-reived~ by M\r. I).Ta.. ).*x
xi,'Il C'ounul in Brown,,ville, fr.-it hi.
('overunwont. in re-lation1 to the (It'
p~rs'ldlt ots of lawless ,,en 41n the
tr",ntier. It 1s said1 that the:"t mur-f
tiers were comumitt.-d ht t-out.' .' ('or
that's banditti-and llth autho.ritirc of
Kteynowa, ohpposi'. Ilidlalr": lilht',, 141
tifictd thine of the lyttrr place that
C'"rtina had h1imsel e1",--" ,l 11 t"
this hapk, betw'en Iti., Braude City
anal Hidalgot. 'They looup",e <-o
ration with oitr anthoiritit's in $1111
p~r.ssingr this 11:011. Cotlonel Fo'.rd
liss be,"n fully advyisild. and 1a:4 be,"n
promlp t in taking 0101.. t.. 1"tltsh the,
:tlende~r-s.r
In Zapata county pearly all the'
M, xicmans are driving the it stock to
the .''her bank of the rircr.
Mr.1Wil. Bare. the newly apposin
t.'.l telegraphic reporter lit Louisv~ille,
Iiy., the MIemphise Bulletin .ayS, i1 a
1 "ntlemanl \\ith southeru feelings,
,, L "e di-parch.-s eat hte relied upon.
Ti~' Stern- II%. 1'u ifor ad,'traingr;.
t nrofthe Cincinnactipap,"r., of ridlay
ha.: the fodlotwing ill regaril to the
movements of Lincolu'it war fleet :
The ninth, Seventhl and Nineteenth
(thin Regiments are to move imnmedi
at el yfrom Rell i r on othet,. ,..l o,.teun n
Death of a Lolettislaalan.
Died at the general hospital, in
this city, on Thursday night, 13th
inet. private G. 8. 1). Anderson, of
the Shreveport Grays, a native of
Louisiana.
A detachment of Captain StPanl's
Chassieur's-a-Pied attended the fu
neral by the special reqtuest of Colo
nel Jackson, of the 4th (Georgia riegi
meit, in coinmand here, and they
have resolved ti erect a monument
over hlis remainil asi a trilbtte of res
pect tro a p.itriotic soldliir andil citi
zen of the Pelican State. We :td
utmire their spirit the brave deiterve all
the honor.-Pensacola Obs,.irer.
Dr. Anilersont, we learn, ivis ani
tive of Virginia, Litt for many year,
past a citizen of this parish. HvB a
genial nature and una-s-umning timn-i
tier, lhe had won many warm fiienr.ds
here, who will beo deeply painIed to
hear of his death. All honor to the
brave says the paper from which wi
learn this uielanlhol',- nett'.. and we
lknow outi ' II oiplt willl t uII-I rnc lei
ly and eurniestly accord t.. the suctrnu
rv of the deceased this htatilble taken
of their seintitent, als iie wa.- ; about
the first volunteer in the presiLt.
struggle fromn elhivaliiu- ltapidees.
Alexandria CGnstitutirnal.
Gen. Bcruwrvar'.s Staj/n:-The fol
lowing is a cot ret-tlist of 1,-u. TB-au
regard's Staffi
('ol. J. . l'Pristn, I' 1 . .1-lhn 1..
i.1minvr Col. :i 1. I I Vite, ( '..l. 11. I'
Miles,.11aj. 1). It. Jon ·, eli. Jon .-pe
I·.vyw rd.·:· These Genler n, we ;1;
lierve, are now lt tlhiir ports.
[Jtichm"lonu/ Enuireu
i-eitle.-ian iwhoi enme- frtii .11aa-
,:w Cap- no r Jnction---sn :atur
daty last. triv-- r:'men b'.- -ve inter
moationi. 11e vitsit."d the cutup at
that paint. anal sae-. in lriit tf slip
pie of provi civj t, it i. tilled like a
Cin i-ilatai pik lion---. Harel...
Just . l i ri,,"c, -ini art. st -.re I there
by theiuland+ whihe .'ightiin ilt
Bred live rattile. *.i;% . .er r-ian
Iietituitk-. a:uri--.l thiii ui -iO : lii
lott. ()III intthrman.- t Tat. that the'
heiel- heat.* p~rt, ete 8 :unple arran""r
nt' tit i n K~euntcky f .r at unilnt."1
rujit.". supjiply of tiiiid and thraie.
Miitinasaois (ulp, he .s .I-. i-ta wri .
into itnann ti.hte nugtIlndi a ta-iii-
nly b." great blalu-a. i d.
!Phi:lPha in Noth meia
t t "r The Cht tr. ttw ; N. ( ': .- l
itin is int rtned 1t :1 u!r.- xp-mt ii
Itn batth" .f Is. , I 1 ?1 :t :t n c" ,"r ' j ,:u
Si h* - -tire NoI,!Ir th ' ! .c-n
t,." l".k :m o t h\ . dlu :uad 'I nk..-'
i te point t th.-ii .- ..., t. L".
traiip-.
T :-lt'. ,-e ' ;t r vt' : ll·l ,-1- i : th E u
I-i Ii..'t. \ ,
11 m
. t 1. .._t
1 bc h i. .. r .:.' ..- .. , ".
The Doinet le'te'rdai.
t.:
t' l '1 'a -." i . ;" t ý 1 .i- t!i., seal ii
i iti e'a1!-. iu. ..ll,'i.tt:: t r1.i. '!-I
Ili al r t''-t e )' it ln ! t it n:' - n t.. n n-.
1 Iel:arlnre of the Solditers.
p.rted t eau, s . ilam'lw!: "I :j,
that ait I 1 ' "il"., ik the r. .i... ij: l." :
tenit li-t h.,n r aita-v si !ii uil ser
in I. "iar t .i l tiIn-i- l'. . in-sL :.'
in-re ; . i.ar on thi -t al ri await irs
.a,-urtil ifo *il iua/-le i -. tea i-:i- ii? r
Ili w-tuintie lof tohr mltiyainitir- i-or
waaiilli 1ri-. i-i zen,- :nir ladle-i r u-itid
th ir th am. luile tin w r mt.
Ibis ral o tirur ilig dihihi
sr-l ti tn-oded b anul ehiiiirlo iii- iiii-,
lir. anlwd bug theivinIi .g.f itiol
thsed :the~u linviti heluitat-ti ittnrl
Tol lir.-itiztntotal r~Iindis at td5
Thiiiviiita~.ntlr.-tiul sxibo itikn ii-i
thed anihigrci it li nyi thinu lit- isir
paiuliino util aprrvtoLu'vnterainmin. i
iThporedu tora rute ivd at thiiiirolts
N eei ark ettDnil . titi nOseltl. lalae
orivlru.- i tiulilei dirnpth wind atrul
A ith i-lrtit-tfhit. itif and gthiur Ex
dishoniort, un$til qtertily bigni t thiiili
town tal. l Ag ptiliguI-a toittn1itiang
iylor~ Tfi .amY.r jldlian.-1 -
Fourth of July II01.
Mr Editor-T''he following was a
portion of a letter to E. S. L. of the
Rifles. Please let all the volunteers
know how the 4th was passed.
At about 9 o'clock on the mnorning
of the 4th, the town bell was rung,
Mr. John timonds took his station
before the Grays' anrmory and beat
tho reveille. The sentinels paraded
in front, antd nmarchelUd up 'l'exin st.
to receive and welcome thu Summer
(Irove :Cavalry, and presently return
ed, Sentinels in front, Cavalry in the
rear. At the intiirsection of Market
the MartIhal of the day, Col. II. J. G.
Battle, assisted by his aid, Maj. G.
II. Childers, and Lieut. Col. Jas. B.
Silnxus, conuiinenced fortiwi. the line
of procexsion in accordxnxce with tihe
plibliihed prigralnmne.
At iantii }lace during Ow* march,
the t'i'mal (: rd:, ia iig a ixi;; r irehed
in fromu thir cautp aur tuwn, till xx,
to line. 'T'his comlpanny, naied inl
honoroir th'l wxrn iv l'ostinxater-ien
iral, reached our city it few is days agi,
rdil have belnii waiting tfr tran'p.r
tcitiin t". tlie svit of twar.
ilii liocatiion . l.i'iited for th.I
risinml7:ent a:;" tlhe gr~ov,- 'n (.rosa
xxx~~~i~~x'xxi ~ ~ iix.tx i''xi '
hlaIi beI txiroin iiih i , xI. It Hi iiis'
nd lxTl. mint ati'uI iirkxis ofit Mr. V.
Lea i=. 'lih," atti.ndaiie fronii city
uni e'nuiiitr . x:.- v.. hlrg.'; I u
lIit" th, xxxr hlxvi b'en w airly ai
.x:.'tuxin I i.c -' lixd hi'l hilrn. pr ent
xl. Laixdrx i rIceedi ji hinii
uxxil ex.- y xniini' iin read the Dieila
xatinn o' Int li peni in ace. \;",, lne.' all
xi'rd it renal on -ixibar nei nions he..
ore; I ihav, rea I it xnm u'iuii t" xxnily
if tlx' xux eixoxxl.xpuxx nn anix thxrii 4thl
buxi nixv" .r iavie I ie'x i . t 'rei'iv iii
u: d -" x xiith ' ill xx ta l i c thathlninit
y lixx i xx' xix ixnu 1x'x i l'iiin ' if xli.'
-y li'ixili'. :I. iin let'ini ti' f :hieh thei' .' I
",tuhecalls her sow; of t~he thib.'i
Mr. .l1. '1'. 1.'Tli then deliv rid an
virini, r'iiarkaxle folr its pruininc, x
Stit. ., ta. tiont. 1j" piteri "ct d tO po.
ixu ,"t' e r ' u, lixr. as thxli r ial he
iit ti tir'; awil a'tixr til xi-dr -, in
.hih hr tuutaind himielf, cOl sd
xit' '.h an ,io ut raii.-topic xpp a} t' I
Tull e xii, t ax i I xi 'li'iers to xtnn
luiw 'i.x, xr ii 'tilt x i. t "n !
II
.tt. 110:r n i "h xa x . -:'hor thi n.
I p i: :i ''t' .Ir. W in e -.
\1' Lu itt t i the -.tt,:."in: ·un
is ut" ,e W ith L r" , m w :nh .. ~
j.4 tu /
x'iii - x i'. d' r, i t: t ':r
. 1: i xhiiixT.i ixi'.
"'Irl- ;1r
lx 'rii '' x .u r tii :i x i t il.} "' li U
t~~~ ~ ~ tbe u ": Et, ..,d vi : 'exthe h:,
!{,:it T ,t u t .1 .po \ n
'xi nut x i '.x " '~ ;t "'i i"xr Pety[
nt , hi ll ..:;rat l '1
x'.x ',l , IL ,"},. i r.'x.t '"lxxi.
::G1 t !l whtt th. v hash don... .Wrer,
ti xx rex ark- in p1..ixx "t' 11. I xiit
in b," xi 0 ith a ".x.i ,
k-l ix'xxix i 'xhit i;.i e~ixir 'i:
t x. x a "', Ixx ' a, iii. .laxi -il in
ix ,: 11 } .,L . a chi4x ' xir',
Mi'i., 'ui .xxxx -}, t':x 1x'' I rat. xx: -
blxxx .ii ! , .i i'i'ixi.xilit'x :,!. }h: xix
',li. x . i *xx nc li, l iii. it l xteei .x ' lii
iix i ' i . 'x 'y r-.
d. icomms qpda .x.w1k
xxr xxxxxx r xxx iii x t ' T.x' xx lxx pix m
M ir. W i . i ;- :. i iun ' i xdx .. c . lx -
JE. tie . :T. v""ibuttee^ u nex 't, n
citi. : tx. x the x eat a:i't thj'
tiec pii unu' I ' n x . xxx'kx' xin l rt' .
It; l:xt' t i l xi ' x.ixi 'x 1'
I. xxxix..ix11ii11
.'r'lew wax' .t n lii' xablx'rxi o
I, d l atiI in e xli,' t'cill a'in cltie o
Nx' J York, lnc; it weeks vi'xxrlu
loaxix.ini,:d tltne wi'.k nding tne 1,o
f'ladelrphixu, tnhre ubveekt endin
.txxx 1 ti nxy-rtmrkx'o. mIr or .
'Inteinnt icIpix'mhe nxt'ekrx oeuidin
.Jtiix 1. len.dh IWSnl~i~d
St. T .xis,fr lthne waeeks. x'igTn
I. xivini'uexi.Th otnBle
report' rlaixx xed xiiiilue t anid'i' fxxipnr
xxios rth thrr',' week-., 'Ihi ndi'i 'ho.
We make the following extract
from one of MIr. Russell's publisshed
letters in the London Times, writ
ten during his stay in Montgomery,
Ala:
In iny last letter Iguve an account
of such haatters as passed under nay
notice on my way to this city, which
I reached, as you are aware, on the
niralat of Saturday, May 4. 1 aon on
adidicult ground; the laLnd is an tire,
the earth is shaking with tlhe tranp
ofaaraead naaco, and the very air in
but with passion. My conununica
tio'us are cut of, ar rare best acciden
tal, and in order to reoplen thema I
must get furtlher away from them,
paradoxxihasL liae statement may ap
pear to be. It is impossible to know
what is goinag on in the North, and it
is almost the same to learn what is
doing in the South out of eyeshto;
it is useless to inquire what news is
sent to you to England. The tele
graphic comnlnmnications are now
brokanl, s,(o are the mail routes. News
papears and letters now and then reeach
well kaa'waa people herte tirmn New
York inL six or seven days. Events
hurry on with tremindlolis rapidity.
and cae-la the lightaaina IL, bahinal
them.
The p opIe of ti, 'a :r s,;
are :arwar. that thI. Y aaaka-.as are pre
paring t~ support the aarlana-uat of
the U ; niters 'taotesd, aaa that ti e saaes-a !
sioln can only ba ma,;aintained by vie-
r'aty ila the liald. iTaera hais baera aa
nchange iu their war palice. ''Theyv
n.w aver that *athav 1,(l waant ta ha
left alon.i" tatl that it w:as arerevl
as a 1" ixt they spak aihout it. Tie
that is, there ant o teveni in the coItp1act
1iaa. uniteal South maa.l if a onalerate
lnill ai ll- (at xtr1.-o viiws, IIand the
(eneral toun (af Ill- witia is regula
'.-I ih the,, preponderancei aa of olne or
rha r at the tn.::~-:t. I have nn
laitnt on aav mnind that the (;V rn
nr:,aat It re, iateanded It attack and
(atp Iv \\"alaiagtaartn noat tfte iet
Iai tin-v Iral it ann.-h aLt heart to r
hIl- t rt Pick a-:ns aaa soon as possi
,i.. Now, \ 1a1 of their friends say
hat it will la :a mare aattaar of con
aauiaav- whaathar the' wiaack iiash
Il;ton or n",a, :uad tia. nat, for Fort
I'iek n-, ti. r tilal eih:rtainly let it
alatane at al aevas, tatr the present,
asnaauclh as tlia ntna-anairiaa attitude
t G(;aI. ra al oali.'" thse enemy to
e-pa squadlron1 of their h, st ship.
hee. -aid to retain a t- arc-a .. rtgu
.aa a.. i tl tait cu a ill p -e a- in aa plo ti:i t
,there they Inns: s ..n I. e enormoaus
av t'aar n aira- s.a in- alalaatal ta tihe l' I
nate. T hey L.av. rliscovered, too.
ia119 A I ll,, Inited ( at.s hoa l Toata
ataw a ai Wtia lh a
Thiaev tirmale blai ve the w *tr will,
((t lai t a y ar. andt that 1S1,6 will f.-'
aaial tvictari i, cLaipactt slav.-hlld
n !; ' ( h i'l ra te aas a r a' tilt aa-i
ta. t undelilr a -i.t aa.La I aa i,2vet1 1 11'-lit
rea -a:r" ai hlea its .a..tn Ia ait.' the
Sri la. ar tha -arti--ao aaf i: lhliL ua.:y
;'r ek it.
Bhall. Shel's and Bhortts-hloi theI
are mande.
I It. \\"a". roi: ae r n. i -I co aate. at d
a * T- t a i I-- h- iaraaa.ta- rall
ti ta a ro -truaia o aa el -a alricatio-a
I-l r --aaa I a ala··. Ia).;· Irll;ll "I
nilitar i U· 'npl mett . nthr th a
.Ir .'n. l arm,' :ai II snor a ,, ia th.a
u .:r . a1111 a vi-i" n. i N- w (rksiat."
'a lh " a: ti . .«. rtlllt in
a aar. aan - Io laa it a b -l ; l , n" d I""u -
_,,trees of ~tat .r , :.: w at. h:: t
ir, ttý. an r .:t. nt l' :.t ex: iha. :*k "h-!
" alla- at a aaiait a - atlL I _ t',V -
a It 'h" a -a ta I r- al a' :1, IV
,a IsL a o L la : i L-la. a d Cawl c .
5:1 ant;,"" h r " !, . .' t urn ir 1 ,t'"
La:I !s a:e * s- .alla ti pl t . inp iratt -
f :1aut' al' i :ail Ill" thi d bI -l1
-al pl -Ia n l- Il . L ; in a
.a it" la -.a : "1 r l- te I inta title-.
bat l. a !110 4 1 0h a i tI-hb "
l* r.unnl d 11 7 a tri.. _ :are:1115 , nEx+ u
ut:.t:n-t. 4.l
TIii rapi' wi-I aIthich a .- -
arid e ina l ua a . ,n -' oa l :I fIl. ALI
-i> a aa .t ,r ana!h ia aea-inaari al
aa i k aIliall na -r. - 'la- a aaala t w
a'-- 11. "t' ;i, a-a -- laa , Ialnt a t'
at i repa re. papera h-a-.r-' hil): a
Si-llof paper and a stink. a ijIk and
a Ios tt ofane cur, a tai-L "1 a 51ii n1
-441 the 'artrida " is r51 suly ila i I tin
a"l.S it tak et, taiia l ti-i- d. r'ptia n
t" "r tilline Th. t- :.t, then tatk.n to
Itl ha a ataa p v-a - an lsy aand up. an
In l II I rika-' . a i- al i. m Lal Ialial
Io talaa - cie a-Saa Int) a-l, Iowd(ra
tiIL-a-t aat l I a . -I a a la aaa- car
Th I a. aa aa .la'ual.- -- a-al -a0 lfst,
ltla' ii rallla.S! liarls -a al-aa-a nlaaa
Ia-I I. 'a ta pwk Iin 0. Il- 'a lir
an II - aaa . aa maaaln al I' --an (aL
-a- -I- ar-' a- * pl.-a - ala alaa lalusiaala-
taz- af caLnaILal eartaI i-l -. tiaala lil
ml gliji eii-' Cs t c llbilla lta tihl I-ixpoua ndaa
air. I'ihe aaateriaail at athlialh atiw (ala
lailai' ii at kina aaf a na-a-i ga'aal<-(
taenl) illaiariiaa tiali lElglalaa tat liaa
maialrial Swa-ra leia- g clat lil taal laill
li-t tillad lire a t Iaai il- I la-- tai hsi ria.
thiLy ra-e uisaIn lit $ll anotliat al.
j'aataaeaal gratpe, canitetr. andla st-ra
ped amauaatwiai ara- ian vallrse atlaipali-.
rtLion01, 'a IilaI h~ga Clitllalad tat iaaoaal
ghaells and spherical sliat al-a aottrly
Itrivilng ttromi the anaiglhabring ta'ain
ritus. Thea grapa- shaat ra-e lta-rg
thlana I aauppoasLd, anad laighit benmora
properly callad peatcha llot. Sasae
six oramore of thanse ar-e packa-d ia a
. art of wire cork screw ara-angemn-t-t,
aial titteal in a tin case~and thus tiiusha
ed hanie mmdh the appearance of jars
of preserved trulits.
'['he nanatfactaure of' bomh-tahe-ll- is
ailso a miattet eoa tuch initerest. Tihia
lateparation of thaast I wliir-a-saŽ
was lariety . feallaav-; Th thell is
tirst filnic tap ish jala Oil Ihir-aid
round ledon- bullets; melted sulphbur
is then uoirea in to 1 up the laters
mnas; the she is then put into a
kind of a lathe, and a cylindrical
hole of the exact size of the orifice of
the shell is bored through the bullets
and the sulphru; this cavity is filled
with po eder, even-with the interior
edge of the orifice, a six inch shell of
the kind hero described holding
about half a pound. 'T'he fuse fitted
into the oriflee is a recent Belgian
invenltiton, made at pewter, aum re
somnbles the screw-cap used for the
patent fruit cans. An examination,
of this pewter, cap shows, however,
that it is made of two hollow dies of
metal screwed together, and filled
with meal powder; a number of
fine holes are drilled in the lower
disc, while the outer dise is entire,
and marked with figures in a cir
cle, 1, 2, 3, 4. In this state the shell
is water and weather proof. Large
shells of eight or ten inches are fill
ed with powder only, and bursting
do execute by ntmeans oft their frag
Inents. es I'e n, large shells are gene
rally fired by ineans of a fuse of meal
powder, extendling through a brass
plug, screwed into the mouth of the
shell; in both cases the fuse is fired
hs.tlhe ignititon of the charge in the
gnu.
-i0' As our printers did not work
on the Fourth," we are compelled
to put in this number of our Weeklvy,
mlore advcrtisenuints tlhatn usual. It
tLn't bi helped.
T E LEG RAP IIIC.
Washington. .Tnuly 3.-T'he New
fork World -avs that Vienna has
Jeen sevacuatetd.
'lt.' T''ribuie says: tha' Liincln's
ine---age to iorngreSs a-ill -scxeedl
iour eluitns. No nwl'itce celpites
will he sent.
lShounld a battle occur near Wash-t
nrton, Scott will command in person.
The TimIes says there are onlyl
:hr.-, regimients at Masnasas. 'The
emainder of th i army are moving
orwardtowardt s i'airth, undor BIeau
egard.
Two >muth Carolina regimentsI
n-e within five miles of Alexaindria.
A Pennlsviania regimient has
neved to the Point of t lctkis.
FVtaolint assumes coUninand of the
rinvy iin \"stern Virginia, relieving
lfeCIIlati, :and supercetling Patter
niii, WIl.ho has 30.0Jn int and does
Giverniw.rntit is lo-iiieci-nfildente in
Iott, l-s.- li h.alth is had.
It is r,-ported that the hope if r".
einving p," i i propositiois from the
L'infedir. - iaii 1.i-.rit'i-." has delayed
!h" In-i mo ent ,if the Federal troops.
I. rtre. M etre. .Juir S.-hues
liIr " 1-li:" -tt, recitient antid a
ii-Vl I -i-I- I .. ..- tuipy wthe deserted
Itvllii,- it l!iamiption.
J':i~lbypi, .1. I :t.--\li l.t. " 15
OI') , e.i.,l,. *:I i t iil :attack ' i- on the
l1. ..f' .J:1 t".
lIit. isailn. .J otle :.-A di. patchL
, Id t*1. 1a."i. m n.ij.r gieneral
iti .lti ar B!arttinsbiri. s$a% that
lit rout ". t,"n thoua-man, poi;:1wr::."r,.
PlLtiti-snti rezret- hl.-e ?ii.-- cf itlee ' i
ii, in- kill.-d. antI ii - n tL ont l,-.
lidi.i .- ratitis So:c: vv iry muchilit.
I. -ciavilli, .Ilgl 1.'-T:e directors o
:t t il -Nashville railroad-two oft
N"! 'ii are 'lent,.:::; cans and tives
ln tuikianu-'--voIUtet unanint- t o
o :h th- roiad. with a clams, in the
rep'ceipt r!i-- vini thi nri--i frI a rc,
1..,:,: iy it _n,-'- are -eiz.-d or,
.ol:t:-ate;! b t..r bl-lra' nu
S rtir: i hi (I L- i
/-,. ip u-l d of
frei ht Shal l."av thb city. T ex
Irl. -i-u .it" tIthe iL t n ,, " '- still
-r alt'lii tit It ui r -u'or- that
HIi"-a .i his ai nis i r iliectirek rug-'
11ii ectiit enii in r V,-=c-tirnt ni
.. .a Lo Jult:t-e -i 1)i. icrat
:iiit m 1-oil- this p 'ir mo:in.u uto wao tos
Ia .-iior l ine- h-Mis. 1Ii oian-inuind
ab Ira. - Indimet. liivin i n- Ioltwa reld ,
.lI i=ý"~ui.
Fr'. n,-vt l riI lieving McClellan ofi
N-.s Yteo r.ua Jlnd in 8---tirn Virginia,
inticatwit that Mtc. ellan is cit her in
i- .ear, sir treat his l tttottn rto is re- I
luirtd siti-i tneicky ti'l East Teu
uTh 1'"d"e rali-tiarit. oving towards
lIt-it itLit : ov t:tion itoeniutna. in
iTtttV (- Wahueinttotn- tIr-eu-i-ni
:Lnt lsliilatleepla tohl arg inrevi csu
in :tilliony lieongnge uli Ili' Gergia .
latkiutwn iimtouginrturns troieo al
hJoesin gis-c uerthie 1'to nl eron he
t'ntherei agesunI IS andu-II, mliving
t- -ne forar a ~t his oflriccuu enrol~tu
Atedneat hlalhil to o ciirthtuc atum
an'~k, uthi Gevelug. i rtreqirdto hra
orgianise.addil
The are runsteame IlwerCapt. J.
.ins adeto ixedsst to letcall Nerw Oric
twee Nhe arls til th prsners5 tiking
rot thet New 7.Ethgat th area tlircite
othitt hue sho a whin ru s. b-vtl
-abtutting nhema th wourk.uea
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Patented June 1st., 1861.
To Country Publishers.
1H E want of a cheap proof press
has long been felt by publsherp of
country papers and mal Job Offices.
The undersigned:knowing this fosan
experience, has invented s press of
this sort (similar to Hoe d Co.'s) and
offers it to the craft as the chieapest
in the market. Instead of a solid
cast-iron cylinder, it is made ofsheet
iron and filled, being i decided im
provement, as it gives elasticity to
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dinary proof press is 850, while this
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Terms cash.--Boxing $2 extra.
Printers know the effects of taking
proofs on the hand press. The pro
cess being not only slow, but injures
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This press obviates Iall those disad
vantages. It might also be used to
print small bills.
It isimade light for transportation,
weighing not over 75 pounds, the bed
being made of seasoned inch plank.
It can be placed on a table or box, and
requires but little room.
Printers visiting Shreveport ase
requested to call and see the press.
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iilnted, and havce every convenience
tor ithe sick. Persons visiting this
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reeive all the attentions and com
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Slaves. and the owners may rert as
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feet running order for ha
power. Cost at the,
02000. Price 81400.
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ed Standing Press, .plitsen
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The Daily News
IS published in the city of Shreve
port, Parish of Caddo, every'fuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday morning, at the low price of
8$ to mail sLubscribers. The (Mosi
day) Weekly News is published at
$2 60 per annum. The News will
not be forwarded to any address, until
the subscription money is received,
as it is published on the cash princi
ple; and the terms being put at low
tigures, will not admit of credit.
Specimen copies of either of the
above will be forwarded to such as
tdesire subscribing.
The columns will contain articles,
selected and original, which will prove
of interest and tend to the wel'are of
its readers. It will be devoted to the
interests of the South; and internal
improvements in the Parish and vi
cinity, will receive the undivided at
tention of the publisher.
The columns of the News will be
open to every person. Personal arti
cles will not, underany circumstances,
(either as communications or adver
tisements,) be published.
Correspondence is solicited from all
sections.
A., an advertising medium, the
News offers great advantages to the
business men of North Louisiana.
Arkansas, Texas., and the city of
New Orleans.
JNO. DICKINSON.
Proprietor.
Papeas publishing the above three
months, will be entitled to an exchange
for the Daily.
D. LE ROSEN,
Daguerrean Artist.
Would respectfully inform the citi
zens of Shreveport. that he willhe
main in their place a fen days, fbr
tbe purpose of taking Pictures upon
Glass, Silver, Iron; PNper, Patent
Leather, etc., Ict., in the highest
style of art.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every
Rooms at the Art Gallery, over
Sour & Newburger's Store, where he
invites tn examination of specimem
Picture.
no .19-tf.
'I'exPa Stnae & Livery Stable,
On 31lamn St. opposite the Varasa
dalt Hotld.
FIlH l~iprloetor has been to great
Ietpcnse to make this the most
desirable Stable in the city, it is con
vesienrt to the Steam boat landing.
forecs will be boarded by the day,
week or month, on the most reasoas
ble terms. Persons visiting Shreve.*
port or going to New Osrleans, by
leaving their horses at this establish
ment, can rest assured that they will
be well attended t. Only give him
a call and satisfy yourselves.
JO N'ICALDWELL.
no 39-1y.
ZI£l3lET D. CRAfit,
Attorney and aounselor at L.aw,
Of cc. oppositC Pose Ofce.
6ItRLVVEFORT, LA.
in the Courti a
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