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, 1865-02-15
New York Stock Market
Closing prices for cash. Feb. l4tb 1865 received nv
=. sat2nstsn (, Co, Commission, Stock and Bond
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHI
N&Gn

US. Fiscal Agent. and agens Of Jay Cooke f,r re-
SeIvinE subscriptions to the popular 80 Treasury
Eotes. Thele notes are tree from taxation, both
State and municipal. are the only Goyerpn ent Secu.
ltles noW oprn TO suoscrlpttons and the preaeus
piee q sos and othtF q. s. Bon:s pay the ki9hest
tate Of Interest 70 the tnrestpf.
All Five Per Cent Legal Tender Notes with aerrned
interest viii be received on subscriptions and com
HNtlon o1 per cent 4.loHeo to dHaera. Nctcs Of al
den1tu!natlGns on hand lor immediate de{verr.
Z, I. TINKHAM, Caeh1er. - 1''
, 1865-02-15

The 1ollo81ns dispatches were received ttoua
New York dnrine the session, BIS, a0iAs: ab5.
e677}; 500, 2o717tvery weak. The market hers
Was very heavy, aud but little business was trans
acted. The decline in gold ts in all probability
York. 49, 1,e"
Gold In EcR York aiter call e164
, 1865-02-15
OIL Stocks In Phi1a aIcIphfa-Feh IL.

Ihe cIosiL prIces dull and heavy. Continent Il,
well. 5@GA Cherry Ran, 2s4 BID; Densmore. 6ssT;
do1sa e ffes51oF 1n X f,o ga ssheF
eid; AcCntock. 6x bid; AeIiheney, sales At ~
St. n;lcso as s3S@i; C1ioa Petroleum, X; walnut
Island, 2H@2a; sehuylkll aud OIL Creei. Bid. :
, 1865-02-15
THE REBELS COUNTING THE NE
GRO.

|. The rebels have become suddenly exceed
ingly regardful Of the welfare Of the negro
One would think they had utterly forgotten
the existence Of any other class, and whether
they emancipate, It is for the negro, o,
whether they oppose emancipation, 1t is fol
the negro, and whatevcr they do the welfare
of the negro is their sole and diainteeested
cndeavor. Thus Mr.. Hunter at the recent
rebellion meeting at Richmond bewails eman-
cfpation as fatal to. the welfare of the dear
negro:
"And wbat ia to become Of these libcrated
slaves. The men among them hare heen carried
OF By the enemy in large districts, only the wo-
men and children remain under our system. These
be ak "a sa5e sf you'd
petikh-evca If The males e1istcd among them T IL
due proportion: Emancipation would destroy the
wocid perish as the human frame H1thers under
fhs s1roseo % Or ,he mists of the morning disap
hoer 1h ha9 1ae 1eam. OF The sun Our system
ihc outside world which has permitted itseH to
indulge in ignorant ceusure upon this Question
e e. Ta e5 S219 s, consider s b. s red
mes oat as tae Protectors and savioEs of the hsck
race: An eminent lady once sa1d. "Ohl Liberty,
manner the African mny we'll exe1aiu, "oh Phi.
name name" The negro will rise up in Judgment
bis interest," ne apon R@ 1hs Jet R5'nS! .i
signs his race is doomed"
And yet Mr. Benjamin addresses the same
meeting advocating the very measure which
Mr. Hunter thinks will ruin the negro, and
from the came stand point, viz: love for tho
negro, since he fears that If the rebels do not
free their negroes, the Yankees will, md in
that case the negroes viii be brought north,
and OH most horrible! twill all perish
with the cold" Hear him;
when our soldiers In the reuche. are.aendlno
up earnest appeals for help. will ron withhold I'D,
whether thai I'D be white Or black. fGreat cheer.
ing.l There are in the South 9ksOo0 blacks OF
fighting aces capable Of beng made lighting men.
the ranks, 60 and light and you are free, DO not
Eres. them. for that will make them run away, and
oe5 es ~ w se ,s auP0 Pat s snt f. y q
Yankees can beat us from the beginning to the
end Of the year ic making ba-guins. Let Us stop
Me g9nE to shs BY san
freedom, but you will perish OF the earth Tor yon
eant liyc IN that gold climate. Fightfor your mas-
te1s and you ehall hare yoqr freedom without in
gro in good laith that II be viii d;ht for Us be
eha1l bare his freedom. Let's trY It Yea, let's try
Slave County and lie most Of lis auaicn@es @ oab ou5
less had his black NANNY nurse, bnt be would
Willingly give np'all for the attainment of inde-
rendence- What State Will lead of in sending the
ginia.''
If the negroes Of the South are not over-
come BY this diverse but dislnterested friend.
ship, their hearts must certainly be fnsensi.
bic to the ordinary feelings Of humanity.
Surely it must huve melted the heart of the
fYH@T ,rG c.
, 1865-02-15

armer feeling In the market for whest, and
prices advanced 19tc, with sales at $1s6f for No.
1spring. Subsequently the market became very
weak md closed very heavy. Whisky nomin2lIy
unchanged Nothing doing In Provisions.
, 1865-02-15

CRUDE 011-Ne hayc nothing new to nate IN regard
to this aFttcle. Business has to stand st The
rates being nominal at s5@ec without with pack
aEfa.
EEF9sKD o1L--The only business doing seem. to be
In retail way In lots Of ind 10 barrels to th city
trade with m occasional car 1oad for the western
market: Haes are nominal st Es@6ic for bonded and
, 1865-02-15
JAY COOKE
SECRET DISEASES! SECRET
~ DISEASE8t
AAAI.1TAN9 GIFT.
SAMARlTANY GIFT.

/ AAAAA<2%l4-G4
sAAAH1TAN9 GIFT,
SAMARITANY GIFT.
Tee es most @ certain remedy ever used.
bAIsAA coPAv1A AND MERCURY DISCARDED.
nnly ten pills TO BE- taxen to eject = cure.
not iniuIs ~ se 's stoseh e
euses in from two 10 iorr tays, and recent ca,xs
In fWEkTT'FDEE H0. B..
@ tFeass ss:s 70 sa.sg
SAMARITAN hOOT AND HERB JUICE.
nj. p9ssire and p,!nanenE cure for Syphilis. Zero
There i not snotheT Temedy Known to equally .oz
81 sa;e q Z, P5i!ls !: md ef.dicaies l.
Ihe e,1escy Of shese edles is alike acknowledged
tbs to aa1 hesh hts sls X eae
& 1 THf's kE4EDlEs. = 9eaA6'-
f'fs SaIsnc.t, aa, sofs ~ 9. s7t
n ae ss.I
wisa !aazmeat aileies!on and properly, md % asve
T.
the fa'less eonndenee In thetF enscacy, nd = DR. u
''' 'asn sz'snd' 2FRRf9s fsS B9TES T;s;ss
ssfssse BR IS Ssx xs5s
SCRENK'S PUIMONIC sY-
h} 81 IHoP ST SEA WEED TONIC AND MANDRAKE
Mar medieinea have anec,ed q sevoiutien In Is
b,cS s5t, md proved the ta1lsey Of seyssa m.1.ms
81 meclctne science The ta!se suppoatslon that
~ Geonsnmpton Is incuIshle, deteHei phJafcla19
patients at1cted r1th 1t rccouciied themselves 10
Death without making any effort 70 eseaee fsom
nov proved, However. that toysuAp1Io5 CAN Z.
GCREO, and that 1t HAa BxHN cured IN great nunpM
OF Of them apparently desperate on.so9
scnencks Pulmonlc 81 rup alcoe: aad In othrr cae9
Sex Weed Tonic and Mantirake Pills, one ar both, 40
StmseIf. vto hss enjoyed nninteIruptea good hralA
NOR. than thirty ,s1r, VS. ssPposod as one 81 s
his hopeless. and aosndoned him 70
bis t.te. lie cured hy the Aforesaid sJrpp Rod
aave used Or. schenekS medicines s1ih sho same =
alo IN this ctts by all druggists. Full directions NJ
he use Of them accompany each bossle-
lnvANc7SE a E1y7.f
, 1865-02-15

ftW o4arlpg, And hut little demand.
J.Ada1ns sold Bstchelet . nae dove OF $50 sbeen.
9ssrsEi1x @ II r.: # eHc per p. They vera fed 81
John FOLK OF Mendots, and WeFt- blood Merid0
and were In Mest e1cel3s ut tpulittnn r
, 1865-02-15

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. II, 1865.
The following summary shows the movement
IN produce during the past twenty four hours;
REcuPTB AED su114HHu DURING PAST u aouss.
, 1865-02-15
WEEKLY REVIEW CHICAGO
NfA4AET.
TCHtpAY EvXHINa, Feb. H. 1a68.
continue to quote: - ~ ~

FmEIGMTs-T is no change il sstes. Il: -. y.
g. z.:. ;,$ss ;: s 3;i;;;: FL
e e fsa1sasip. fFs5nG 81 Iii 11;s "a
VJRSKseei1sd today. i,ss7 bfs: IL en,pped @ :,
@ ESs:sa y: Ssss -:
os,9g ze:rcted of the city .de
and @ m Cling of orders ior pa1tlculaE bf .nds:
H. .hies a1a xaier e so
19 oEls e. d. = = 81 1.$ bss .psing super sso s
t ~ i1Idag edag eI:is .n,nD.a
b9nc nssstsea s tss sst ,sRsa
e Sfenna ts114 sens! .ms
QUIET dssne q snee o1i
TopATe5The market WIS dull at an improvement OF
H@;TSc. Sales we're srn1Sa WnE1T - 5roRx-soo
L ~ = g. - ss 90 sR5}1aS s1gs2 (:
n;:s;sS l:ss SeI
rosas s sose & the Week ksabppeS bnEs
sG.,e shipping demand for Eeteeted Com, orices
ss s
go hn dS at = T. tors 10 b DO Il IL; lo 81 Dc
nsx;TS nSx;TS ;Esss!!sa. ;:;lsa hu: shipped, 1::se eu.
e oa I as HI
and With downward tendency closing dull at. de-.
5sss5 Is : r s5s;S i asi! II xaxs lower.
g aa Il b far sa 'fR L
1: 4::f ;ss +
q9let. at The current rates II this day veeE
& sss Il Il III! ss :;
ssc; xoo By 60 # 80. :.
b. Daring ids week he mafkes has ruied Yely da1i
Il e.
and onr matters ase purcus,n7 prime samples only
@ !; ~; s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il t,:6s pr case for p4bD,ts.
htH221lR!sei7sa nhttTHE2lRNeRs1l ,s IS e ss,no,.
ns a.st s: e
NJ foit nsfEet, stzsSc, Va quote: s' ''t ~e
61tIA HoH. 9 &15
11,H T1ima 9kn M as
sss: tess, seS IS io 6uiiei ID boIs;, < e.
during lhAxeek at unchanged priess. We quote:
SS.s:fS; s. ;s.s|S:s {s5:::::
Hsmpdea, b., seamless. i i'd. o.@
EoES bp, ssxsd 5insn. @
saEdsn a6 CIT sey7;d 5; linen. s. o9
b1faps 1fS1.ot 81, a ifTea Z i nnea. a@...;.6o
eaany bags 81, 6.E
Paper Floar sacks X sri. i ioo.. ......... s9 s9
esFtsn essss nssa Pfsa! Sssas ssass Ell III
CgALrns 1nafEst i. been qui:i da1irinr ,ha
ars aaehsseed. We eaois: i:'s osA10a' Qa''Au'nt
EaIk-Bsnox Icy
, 1865-02-15

!
durin: the week There has been decline during
nnfr 1Tf week Or 1c ga To-Day there s an active il
Best White on. car load. s7ac per bril-. eoc
PoTA ToEE hsa been limited ;n.oS 30
at Ior me home tade and prices are unchanged, We
Ss@ssR Sss!ss 9Stts:sfs tsssse q IS i;
p1sS "a E; .If1i il SF5 ;5Rs; Nh
GhisEsns, 4a.so
Trrkega q = ''-'""'. 91Sgar s5ee..3s
S.!ss toe.S ia i; turkey; Il ~ i aes
SssTqfseys },da E 90 as Isc dos
,PIOYDER-The markets. quiet, Ws quote:
ts3ne; ts; s61 :...'... Ni3a3iS0
pio1i;ioa make. dalfSs SlHS y sss
sss y sssn G and s9gua Thsss e
ssS tx ~ ~ si:ts5 sSps5!esss !1 - issds
sa1 9x stss hs Hfss
f.: sss s
se is = ns1o
eptiFey aontaa 4 s5ioe per 6sste'. nu Dur rnS 1 IL
~oaa 81 s@est Impossible % s.ii il sny s ouns. I Ind
ffsaK 9sa e 5uy s9gna q lot b.n
Ass. aoRai foii. asif asa1sssa sSsa
Pork during tic week ha. been 7e1J DAT. nd ~ mnss
decline Of s5caE1.oo bzl. The demand has hsr1
entirely confined to the requirements OF specuatoesa
r. price, Ea!t with high neghts preventing anv
T3.oA1 thcre VH veFy moderate INQUIRY ami n.
nsfket WAS ataKnant- Sales were :-.ssl hre ritr M
packed Primo Meta Pork 1t &3Q13. 'S o''9 lily
Hulk meAt1-Ihe stock hero Is yefy 1feht .,5 ,.
Meia 4t1n a 11e TOT rough atdea l7c for Ham. NM
Fac lot snoaiaefs. There Is SONS INQUIRY a. G. ~
tE thste quotations, bur tel1ers ara nm ~ ''
Il. E1fInn McafH-Ihere Is q fair demand fnr Eng.
=, y M{ndes And the market Ia dfm u aoaa0k. 15r
snott Gtsnf for Short Rn and l7sc fof Climber.
una siaues lhe stock here ar Light Tong Cut
1.an1t IN M ase scarce and nEm At lsa1sHc boxed. |
ElEkled Nlfnts-Haus tn sweet pickle arc In good !
Se. n anu atm At 16a161c-ehoico brands belag
Ike. 49, ~ 1'AA'e" As*1s0' - A'|e@
IepA4 tho sales we're: 15o trcs sweet picked Hams
Dacon1Hsms are In limited supply Il :l@ssc foe
ttpGk!ed Shonldess aseady at 1781so packed-
*e5y IcW Bales have been made. |
=, beef nms- n fir request and e1esdJ. IopAx |
the es'es 600 hs.s At &2&oo 1he stock Is IN few
hands ond Is held very 1s1n: |
Mess Eecf-Meas Beefts 9ulsk ana ncf1lnA tS
&13DG9 10. .0Q and Extra Mess Ut $laN&lS00. Ihfre1
no inquiry
I,r,t-1n the early part OF the week thase waaaris
Artive toecna3lyG and shipping demand, aud
Al IHes Tero II 21H9-LKc, but within tho past
few dk1s there hcu YETI :ittla inquiry, A1d 10
n n nsrfrt closes weak It axe for steam, and Nx89c
far trftla No. Lard u nominal II 0k@1tt
10 DIY the 8ales WdTus-1M hta prime steam.rta-
dered Leaf Lard ~ " "
, 1865-02-15
Qbtfaao Gribnne.
TRE 11EuTENANT GovERyoR

3nas Rsper The CHICAGO Tmsuxx} shonld re-.
tie Senate. ind is larrely preeide. oyes
latlon of the present session. Nav more. Ief It
Hnnse ~ Ran..sns aa. senators and members Of the
better 1eatment at tie hsnda or ~ 70 c1paet
Lieutenant GoTe1nor."-slale Journal. NV
Everybody Enows that the Lieutenant
Governor 1a IN no way responsible for the leg
islation Of the present or any other sessioo,
He is merely an executive officer. His dntv
Is to execute the will Of the Senate. and to
authenticate the passage Of bills by his s,~
nature. He has no vote exccnt IN 80 ..
where the Senate IL eoual1y divided. ..aas
tiugency which has not vet a,,ea, -. ~.
heRe, during the present session, Me,nhsrs
of the I,eeiglature hape . -;.s,4 ~ -4em @ oofe
sneh treatment from the Chicaoo Tn,n,,;.
and all other public ,onrnala M fhev ~ dssa..
and the measure of their desa,,s r. .. ~ -
certatned by their .cYs. n thov no 90 ,,,,a =.
put a large portion of the 1,sa,,,a ~ ~ ~
State under the control of a unnarsa y. ~ tuo
poly, and TO piye their nronertr ~ ssa1. 1.Aou
nopoly, without compensation ~ daaa..so ~ ~
The repeated and almost ,,nor,,,o,,s -s ~
that people, over the he,SH NJ 1n.,o.:ts ~
their local represents at;rca- "
OF the Governor v;tbon, ~ @. ~ ]..o
vor Of such bill: and Ii the toce or asnr, ~ oon
cclyable argument against # tbcr ,nnst ~.
pect to face the tndfrnatfon of thu
people whose rights and nronrrtr b,1e
been thus invndsd, and Of ali richt-rnfnded
men everywhere. The approval Of such syc.
ophants as the STATE .ournag will not answer
the cry which is rising, in all parts of the
State, against the mon who voted for such a
bill We do not say that Justice will orer-
take al1 these men. Some of them may sur
vfye even the pcrpetr4tiou of such an outrage
as this. We do say that their act shall be |
held mn to puh1sc r;ew in all fts enor,nftv
, 1865-02-15

~3338eSs'f841tetH- '~-.+t%.ss'.sV"s
Saes to-day 10 brik Cherries 1t f0c; 10 brs black.
berries At &C. and 10 bTA Kasplazr1se u Sc: nTt
pared pe aches At soc; hEs BlackberTlea 1t b1l
R1kebfTties It sc.
FISH The market has been very arm. vita m L.
sIeascd demand The atocks arc light. aud the mar.
Ket n!sn and ndTAuctnE,AWe notc during the week
A ady.nce On Con1h, N81 Herring, and Ha1e. Of 4c
, 1865-02-15
THE SAVANNAH COTTON.
Arrival OF TWenty-one Vessels Of the
captured Cotton at New York.

NEw YoRK. Feb. l4-The steamer Flag, with
convoy Of tweuty-one yesscIs loaded with captured
cotton from Savannah, arrived hero this morning.
No news.
, 1865-02-15

U. S. 7-30 LOAN,

BY authority OF the SECRETARY Of the Treasury, thu
unoerslEned has sdsumsd the General Subscription
Agency fr the aae Of United States Treasury Notes
bearing 1even anu three tenths per cent Interest," per
snnulu, known rs the
, 1865-02-15
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

Th'se bonds are now worth premium Of nine DEF
eent' including gold Interest from Nova which na*k.s
the actus1 prot on the TO Ioan At current rates iu
ciudtoE interest," about ten per cent per annuu be-
hdes It's exemption from Ssate and municipal taxz-
ton, sohtcA dds from Mree per cent ore, -.
cordiuE TO the rate levied other property Tho u-
tesess fa paid semiannualIY by coupons attached to
ea<h no'e which may be cut OF and sold to any ns.k
or banker.
, 1865-02-15

Lu1BxA-F1rsS E.t2F Boards, z 40 DoN- -
Second Clear Boards = A,,,...,,. S Gn@ " s
HnHd GleAf Boafdss A.......-...... &5.C0@5U.9
EHst E1eaF flanK. = H.. 6.r19865 q
1econo E1ear FLANK, M-,........... a5,o036u E
anlt9 ,ieaf El2n1. A-............. 50.CA&55. .n
6Iock aoSfos. ..................... 91.00Gs35. .m
~ ol Se!ect Hoafds. 35.eo340.K
.oHllnou 6oafu4.. n. oeG3.z N
q. 10as0.@
GuA h9ards A..-.............. Ii, Ga 80.
5!fsl CLEAR Flooring. rough. .......... 3N.M
Eecond tac6F Flooring. rouxh....... 10 GOA Is d
Common Flooring, rouXh. .s...,,.. S o6aW M
6!dlng1 C!eax axDreMed.................8 q. .mse3o.M
ro,r 1econa 5. .102a6 M
1SaE Jo4S = 0n7D.f *
ynl5s enc scantlinE q. .G8o3u
ehased Shingles, A, ,RA....,.,.,,...,.. p 15oa 3:E
2natsa Sa1nElts, No NoL..-.........,,,,,,,,,4 4M m
Sn.as g on1nR stAr Z, Son Sc
sG as1as 3.2e@ 3.a
Eas.E 6SEinK!e*s .504 d.1e
S saiu8iNs So So1.............-....... 450@ Ass
9aHe9 Sn!1Rea Ao-l............-....... SOFA AZ
55a.n. 55na. cs...-...-................... 45na SM
5us.s. lsNH 18u035Qct
t4eAeLs..-....-.......... ........-..... e H2A,M
MATGhES-Are In steady demand at unchanged
prices We quote:
E!ehaEdsonfs Telegraph PET case............312uo
Eleharsso1a M Percussion No. 800
~ Gist - 1l.GA- LOO
d.rSHEA NO. .1l3N21,0
METALs-The narktt il qu,et and without Ma
tef11l ch3pRe- Wa -
, 1865-02-15

Iess than 5000 CO. ot0 remain rnao1d, which viii pro.
baby bs Disposed OF within tho next 60 OF 20 cays
when the notes will undoubtedly command q pre-
minm, - hss uniformly been tho csse On elpslue the
subscriptions - other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and SECTION Of
the country may be Afforded facilities for taking tho
!osn, tha National Banks, State Banks and Prt7asa
BANKERS country have generally agreed
toEecetve subscriptions At par Subscribers vii &C.
1ectther own asents, n whom they have confidence:
and who only to ha responsible for the deiYeryo OF
the neteA for phlch they receivf orders.
|" CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS or
80 NOTE8,-1u order to prevent tho mutitAt1on OF
these notes, the Secretary Of the Treasury has 9tyon
no',ca that the notes not negotiable uness all tho
uuInatpred counanS attached
, 1865-02-15

HUNTER ON SELF-tOVERNMEN
No more self-cvident lie has ever been per-
peLated BY the great criminals in defense OF
their crimes, tnan that uttered ty R. NJ. T,
hunter in his Richmond speech in justifca-
tion OF the rebellion. &c says:
We arc not responsible for the war which has
faged Tor four years. and the blood which has been
spilled Our skirts are clear. We have contend
ed only Tor the right Of se1f.government This
ought 70 hare been as dear to our cnemfcs as to
a.. foz i Is ont American principle, and hy cdaca-
non and tradition they have been admon1shed to
respect IT. They ought tu hare united with us-in
entertaining and maintaining, but instead Of thnt
they have chosen to declare war upon It and upon
us." " S" " 3 "fo0
No people can be said to fight for selfgoy-
, 1865-02-15
SEVEN-TA!RTY LOAN.
q. 3. Gao 9ix Per cent.

These Eotesare Issued under date OF August l5th 1850
aud are payable th.ea years from thst time In curren-
Ct, OF are convertible At the option Of the hoder,nt
II q I'm
, 1865-02-15
TIE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
GREAT POPLAR L0iN OF THE PEOPLE.

NOW one1ed bE the Government, and It IL confidently
expected thatts superior Advantages viii aka 1t tna
, 1865-02-15

too .hinges shipped rs COO feet lumber s;oSo shi-
2les aus 600 1ath. The market during the week has
Shipment 1t1 s. Me5pp3sstssd ye much There Is Gress
which can only be bought il small quantities. with
other lumber. Common boards arc also in light SUP
ply. Pr1ce1 are unchanged. We auote: 'Af
LukByH-F1FSf G.s4r B<}nrdA
, 1865-02-15

General SheTW ans Lenlency I'm G.~or.
Gth-Supply Line Of Lees Armv-TE. !.
military situation Near Charfrefnne.
, 1865-02-15

Mr. Deickman introduced resolution, instruct.
Ing our representatives in Congress to defeat tbs
proposition to rcpuGiAts the cla1m Of the Illinois
Central Railroad for transportation Of troops and
nc1ght for the Government during the present
war. Referred to the Committee on Railroads
Senate bills on third reading: Empowering tho
Quincy md Toledo Rallroad to extend It's road !;
incorporating the Tolono and indianapolis Rail-
road Company; this bill was rejected-Yote TO rc-
, 1865-02-15

Cs; shipped, t3,5fo 1s- The
- been very dull. Tho Diff
!: large Eastern supply with
do ,lautl. The stockg heFo
) = decline during the week
TnrrchantabIe condition ts
3i1c. There Is rut little
the different grades.
The market Is steady hut
We quote:
Pa1ls,two hoops,
p doS. s.Na a@
70: three hoops. aa54 LOO
Tabs. nests,
three.....,.... 30t9 $50
Do-So- l, z dox.l3.M.al4M
Do. No. No.1..-..,,.l2,Dkat3a5 Z. d
uf-bu Measures,
rcd. ............ GOA GE
Do. bntteruut,, 6Sla 6.73
Peck Measures,
red. 5.0ka is
Do. butteruut.. a50a 3M
0RS-Arc quiet and pa-
, 1865-02-15

A"A III Np0A4A
Rcctt1ed Whisky, co
p cent q. P..,,,....*1,Ht
RespeT WhISE....,.. Ia
American EaEie do... 2l3
RyeWlfsSy{Chicaxo) 80
Bourbon do {ChIcs1o) 931
furc Sptltfs {pEooi) 2S
Cologne Spirits, H =
ce.it-...........,.....4.D 80
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FREEDMEN BUREAU,
Shreveport, La, Oct. Q, 1865.

JTCUaF ].
DURSUANT to Special Orders No. 48, dated Head
doned Lands State of louisiana New Orleans Septem
Der 2Sh 1865 the undersigned assumes charge Of the
Freedmens Bureau at this place, Assistant Supern
tendent of Freedmen.
All Orders and Circulars heretofore published by my
predecessors in Office, and in force the present time
will emain in force until further notice
D. II. REESE, lst. Lieu 18th U. S. Cold Inf'y
Oh Asst Sup't Freedmen.
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Shreveport, September %, 1865.

NEWBURGER will continue the business in his
LIE own name at Jameson & Co.'S old stand 10 Texas
street. Those ndebJedto SOUR & NEWBURGER will
come forward immediately and settle observation-disclosures
not they will be put in the officers hand for collection
and those who have claims against them win present
them for immediate settlement
i. NEWBURGER.
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NOTICE.
fENHE GENTLEMEN ~ II Arnnst tsl

FENIE GENTLEMEN who, III August 1861 subscribed
z Cotton for the benefit Of the CADDo FESCIHLRs and
have not delivered the same are earnestly solicited
send in said Cotton the undersigned rs there are now
in cur midst several members Of the Feucibes who
were IN actual service during the war; tn need Of cloth
ing &c, dc. c. FORD.
shreveport, Oct -. Capt late Caddc FeaGbles.
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N0TECE.

FaHHE undersigned have opened an OFFICE on the
Levee, in the building formerly occupied by Messrs
Johnson sDURR, for the purpose of winding up the
hereby notified to forward and settles and those
having claims, to present them, duly authenticated
STACEY & WELLS.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
.-.-..r..-.,,- w lnnil

Succession of ANDERSON WALKER, decd.
MILL be offered for sale at public auction, IN front
w Of the Market House, in the city of Shreveport
on Monday. the 9Th day of November, 1865, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ, and o'clock P.
TWO MULES, belonging to the succession Of Anderson
Walker decd
ANDREW SCOTT
October * 1s65z2t Admir-
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suCCEsSI0N -NOTICE.

SUCCESSION q Y. 7. BOOTH.
NOTICE is hereby given to alpersons having claims
II against the succession of V 7. BooTH to present
the to me- and all persons indebted to said Sue
cession are requested to forward and settle with
me Immediately. JAS. G. JONES, Admir-
Caddo parish. October 4 1sG5.5t
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The State of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Caddo.

Succession Of S. D. CALDWELL.
FEyFNTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice is
/ hereby giyen THAT MARY E. CALDWELL admins
ratrix Of said succession has this day filed account
az her administration and petition to homologate the
same and pnless opposon be made thereto in thirty
das The fine prescribed by law said account will be
bofnologated aIdmadse the Judgment of the Court
-. Given under n15y hand and seal Of Office, this
Octnber 81 1850.
A. H. LEONARD, Clerk.
Sbrevenort October 25 1865-5t
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GENERAL AGENCY
The STATE Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of G'addo

Succession Of JOSEPH BEAIBD
fBIENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT--Sotice is
d hereby given that MARY E. BEAuD has this day
applied to be appointed administrative of the success
sion Of JosEPH BERD Decd and unless opposition be
made thereto in ten days the time prescribed by law,
said Mary E. Beard viii be appointed Administrative
Prayedfor
- Given under my hand and seal Ct ofice, this
\ L. s. October %, A. D. 1865.
- A. II. LEONARD, Clerk
Shreveport October 90 IS65-2t