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7 10 -aIsrr.i-r hfr-i.s Eises ruif.r arsir- ihsf
p 30 hrra tu'f apr.siai-t ts 80 uan.r.,isl.
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Join =. HARDY. be af n.sf-tI
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aus desas.sl- fhrrraa. ta ~xh.lai ih~ s.rrs- e.
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tr'rr reur-att~rts
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
MONDAY. Dec. ls-P. ".

MONDAY, Dec. 1s-P. NJ
Gold is not strong. Tho closing quotation was
i46@l46a.
Government stocks were steady, with good dc.
mand for 1905 of all issues In State stocks Rail-
way mortgages and Bank shares little doing. The
miscellaneous shares were steady, with small sales.
The railway share list has been excited. CleYe-
land and Pittsburgh was specially active, opening
ut 93I selling down to 800 and closing at 9o2 09Of.
Erie sold as high as 9l, and closed at s3f. ct the
Second Board the market did not maintain the ex-
IRENE advance Of the day, and stocks were offered
quite freely At the close Of the day the following
quotations were made closing heavy NY. Central,
D6l@96t; Erie 93E; Hudson River, 1921 1899;
Reading, 1915 9l07l; Michigan Southern, 755 a7G;
cleveland and Pittsburgh, 9C2990E; Cleveland and
Toledo, ll34 Ola; Rock Island, l01i0iO7!; North
Western, 3Gl03e. do. Preferred, 62s062l; Fort
Wayne, 1859 @l06; Canton, 45s Cumberland
Goal, 443 945; Mariposa Mining Co., 1918.
Money is easier amoDs stock houses, and con-
siderable business done at per cent upon mis-
selancous coaterals but the chief business is still
ut per cent. Commercial paper is not fayoraby
affected by the increased difficulty in making per
cent on CALL and sellsat 7a9 for best and IOal5for
0 wide selection Of names. The Bank Statement
shows gain Of 81, ,33 600 in deposits, which repre-
sents tho timid feeling among lenders, who
prefer loss of interest TO the riskg attend |
ing speculative stocks or merchandise at
ns current price. Upon tho rcasseinbling of Con-
gress, after the Holidays, prompt action is looked
ter IN regard TO financial affairs. Present appear.
~ices indicate asasoney market so abundantly sup
P'isd as TO make tho sale Of gold bonds enough to
pay q" every dollar Of temporary loan the Treasury
owes 'Sry easy and leave The Department with a
WORKING capital irom the Internal Revenue and
customs AS Boon as tho temporary loans are
funded the way will be open for steody contrac.
1on Of currency and return to specie p.y yments.
The following shows the condition Of tbe New.
York City Banks:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

TAprE Of n. Locns Specie Circulation, and Dpor 20 me
Borks of te City Of Nsv York. Jor s ceet ending Sa
uyday December &c, 1865 TO phieh ef1sd ne CoPHa'
Of each Bank.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

IA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE, RAIL
IL Road -ECOlr dJRTGtOE. EASTERN DIVISION
BDNDSfhs nfsa snd pfcuIi.es morfgased 10 core ihe
rayeni of fil bonds advertised 20 be sold January
lgj6 The 1doIssued bav, been appointed Committee 10
prrchsse laid pr misc for the MiVGukce and ~ Paul Rail
Company. They have received or this ynrTose
$50 60 0f the lO0 90 0f said Second Mortgage Bonds
BondbodcTs deposit their bond. wiih them be-
fe December 13 VII Participate in the ndvantayer p the
IIchse sug a.d hose who do not. viii Only be ,ni
led dvid~nd om .le purchase money. They will
ceye fad bonds the .ce Of the Milwaukee ano st Psul
Railway Company, No - WillAE..s,., Room 10. Q.
HUSSLLL SiGE,
ALIEN. MITCHELL. o..
WASHINGTON HUNT.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
Chcure5 for Business Aien.

A PARTNER WANTED-By n gentleman 70
n hep finish "A OIL WE'LL Cs?i'ni needed only
S2Joo. The proprietor VIII eve com on f.oV p,o
a.eI Ind ave ac-es OF his aiso engine" Ec. &c ~"
pretor can be .sen at No 81 Nasaust Room hd ioo'
NOR SALE-The Good WILL Fixtures ana
K cDnple,e MACHINERY and TOOLS for the Mah'.se
urc OF spoons Fots and all kinds OF Fancy syrT NoA D
longing TO the establishment Of the late ferr ~ reiAu-'
No. IlO South Eigh,i-si., PHILADELPHIA Apply 70
-' " GEORGE a. KELLY,
,.r, tor II Perir;aux Admiui.trGtriy at oihce OF L
Rboads No 3j south Seyenth-st., Phi'ede paia
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
SFCRETARY's OYYrcg

TJ,ARR FARM PETROLEUM COMPAAi'
Office No 10 Pine.stA meeting OF te stoekao1n~r l
of the Tr Farm Petroleum. Company held Decennct - IT.
the cai.al stock the Company was reduced - ONL
LION or DOLLARS 60 be reissuei IA One huAdfrd LOU
sand Shares Of Ten DoIlers each. , ~, .,,,
J. r. HoGlRTu, secr.tary
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

Tie operating expenses have been Charged Win
so, 900 for gran-housc, $50, 900 for new freight
house and $50 600 for losses by the fire in October
which will reach 100000 over the insurance, or 3
per cent upon the stock.
The payments of the coupons on the 7.3o notes
are being made rapidly. The First National and
the National Currency banks haze done large
business in this way, and have rendered the Treas
ury great service. As rule, the National Banks
are not anxious to pay coupons.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
STATE AID BoNp5.
Interest ut the rate OF
SEWN PER CENT. PER ASSUM
Ia Corn
RI, IResysels Semi, i,AImY"lly. u
STATE OF CAuFOINiA.

STATE OF CAuFOESA.
The Bonds secured by MORTGAGE On lCO miles al
road from Sacramento 70 the California S..ie Line.
forming part of the great Pacific Railroad Route,
adopted ana GiGod by the United States Governments
They are further secured hv Sinking Fund Of 80 coo Ia
gold PEI auHum reserved from the earnings of the road
and pledged FOR their redemp pton. They rsicll-s
secuiy ~ every respect. and limited amount viii be
offered upon which render them very attractive
and desirable investment. For further particulars III
qu!re at Office, No. Nossaust-
fIsK * HATCH, Bankers
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

Cotton.

me New Orleans Evening Timc.,
,i the 18th. under the commercial
had, says: CT
fotfon.-1he heavy I.c.iuts of
yesterday and today. aud discour..
Sihs accounts from New York, have
caused further decline in prices,
put the additional scope afforded To-
h"yrfs has impaired more activity 70
III" demand. Good ordinary ia ncv
quoted at 26 to s74 cts. /; low mid
ding NJ 80 to 30. and middlin9 a 8,
I" "a Ihss. figures ar. thre. to
Tour cents lower than yesterday, and
iifr to siX cents lower than Satur-
day"
AS TO the price Of cotton in Sh,sys-
port there is some diversity Of opin-
ION as to wha. it should be. under the
existing state OF affairs. commercial
ana political By some of our noirh.
tors he Government, tar on co.,oo
= ESTIMATED as one'our.i1 of the mar
ke: price n New Orleans such a
r"1c.us:oH. however, is erroneous-
fh!s tax IS !. gs!a,-d b. The Govern.
ine"' purchasing agen,a on the Nsr
-o-@. 2s:c 10; ;!e Eew C.:ssus rate,
0: nr'ce-. Conss 7nsr:lv .he -e,So-
Is n ":'sc; bound to pay the costs Of
transportation and commission A. f,r
a~ New ok. /; viii. therefore. b.
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Fer the information OF advertisers
W" wonld say that our paper is ex-
'ensiveEy circulated in Louisiana,
Texas, and Arkansas. As our lis.
Of subscribers is daily Increasing, it
is ample proof tina, we are to be
seconded in our efforts to furnish our
readers with good news and family
paper in this section OF country,
which we hope will 10 credit TO our
self and prove an honor to our young
city, which, with all It's superior ad-
Fantages. is destined to, BE respect.
able commercial place
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

Hale. Iamlin; Summer, Wilson, aiEs.
others. 10 in number Again On
the following strong resolution as
sorting and maintaining the equality
,ot the States. President Johnson's
vote will be found recorded side by
side with the vote Of jeff Davis,
Benjamin, Clay, Clingman, and
others
"kesolved, tina, the Union Of these
States rests on the equality OF rights
and privileges among its members,
and that i: is especially the duty Of
the Senate, which represents the
States in their severe IN capacity, to
resist aiiat'empts to discriminate eth
tr IN relation 10 person or property, in
The t"rr!tNiies-- which are the con..
mrH possession OF he United States
$50 as to give advantages 10 the cit
izeNs OF one STATE which ara not
equally allowed to those Of every
o:her State
This viii d. :og he present; It au.
othe1 time -yo may call sttrution 10
soDe other matt = j: simi,ay char
actn~
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

The steamer Emma, with a cargo
OF lee, sunk within few miles Of
this city, the iorcpart Of the week.
The owners of boats valuing their
crafts should employ none but Red
River pilots from and to the mouth
of the river
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

Mr.. P. Targarona, we'll known to
this community, continues his Coffee
House and Restaurant, the old
Phoenix" See the advertise
give him a call, and You viii no, re
greet it.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

Ii You want any neat patterns Of
Dry Goods, etc, cal! at the new firm
Of Draifouse, LeRoseu & Co, at the
old stand Of P. +. J.. Frank, Il.
Texas street, They are clever gen
tlemen.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

1t will be seen, by r'for"nce TO an
other column, that oar much es.eem"d
and emin"ntly talented fellow ctti-
zens. Messrs. Looncy q Wells, VIII
continue the practice Of law They
can he found at their old stand on
NJ arlSet street.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

The steamer New Era, George l.,
kouns, Master, will leave this place
for New Orleans, on the Sd of Julv.
See notice.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

The lovers of nice things are par
ticularly directed to the advertise
men. Of Messrs. VIM. r. Henry &
Go. And wha: is Of great impor-
lance at this time, they are sc ling
on the most reasonable terms. Give
them a call.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

River falling very rapidly at this
point, and all the way to Alexandria.
Rising above, We may have the
June rise" this year; if so. through
navigation will continue until
August
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

Thanks 10 our friend Cap. Targa-
roma. OF the steamer Capitol for late
paper.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

The steamer Brazil. \. Honsinger
Master, arrived from New Orleans, on
the l7th inst, with about $4,000
worth Of merchandise, chiefly for
G. 4 Weed & Co.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

We are under obligations 20 Mr.,
j. g. Elstner of the firm OF Phelps
& Elstner, for late papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

l. VIII be- seen. by reference to our
advertising columns, that Mr.. Ihos.
II. Morris will continue the drug bn-
siness at his ola stand on Texas
street His terms Will be as reason
able as thn times will admit,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24
TIE Latest News!

This paper. will pay liberalIy for
news of any character furnished il,
whenever used. In writing, be brief
anato the point, and forward - the
quickest means possible.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

y call has been issued BOY 81.
mon Cameron for a meeting OF the
| mon State Convention, in Harris
hHrg, an the 10th of July.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24

See notice Of steamer Capitol,
which will ply regularly between
this place and Alexandria, during
the low water season.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-24
PRESIDENT JOHNSON.

| we'll rs one Of the most remarkable
men of the present day. Thrown in
to life without even an apology for
! ed ucatiou,--it is said that ne new
e. was at school a day in his life
| WITHOUT friends, without resources o.!
! any kind, his sole dependence was
his own resolnte and determined pur.
pose, which was never known to fail
even when opposed by obstacles the
most formidable, his rise has be"u
steadily onward until he has reached
the frs, position in tbs republic
This success has been eXtraori,n
airy and by no means the result ~
chance. or accident for these. nj
best. lead TO only al ephemeroi snc-
cess which IS scarcely ever retained
for any considerable length Of time.
President Johuson's mind ia 81
massv, ofsucA heavy mould, his sue
cess has been So steady. &c grand, 90
remarkable, that however persons
may differ from him, however tntrasa
their hatred Of his political conrae.
they cannot but admire the nlau~-hia
strength Of will and tenacitv Of pur,
pose. From the ranks Of the common
Pc NV --' - - CAV ,'''' ''' 1 ''''''''
an" at time well calculated TO test
the ability Of the greatest statesmen.
As our concern is with the noli,i.
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VITA ar intense loT" OF D1'oa, aE1El4
economist, AMI an arden; supporter
Of NJ! chosc great measures which
have ever distinguished th, Demo
cratic from all other parties IN our
land The great central iaea,-,ha
parent Of many other IDEAS. OF .cono-
my in the administration Of the Gov
arnmeut. gave Il colorinr 70 all n.
oripc;nI-s which <-r;iaS his ror;.;oo,
life.
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o"oi'c iah"s among the States. II" /
.avorea til" doctrine of State rights
and State sov-reianity. and opposed