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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-12
n - SHREVEPORT, "A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1865.
mo DICHIN~o~
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THE SENI.WEEkLY NEWS
OFFICE NO n TEXAS STREET, Up
STAIRS
Il yablssAed eeery Tuesday j. S"'sr'
cau mornings.

Rates Of subscription i"f
wear, in advance, -: SIX Non H. -
Tire. Months, 50
Where PERSONS have not :he mai! ie'!'.
tie. TO adm!; OF their tiAlns Semi ''''h
". they can have either the 4IsS4dy
SATURDAY paper for hat he above IA e.
agents are aVo'oed 1'0e"ty per
c>-;. or the abocc rates.
Club Rates tie Srin1-| 'ehi :;
published Tuesday and Saturt y
Five suhsc1ID.gs One year ......S - ~
Ten .'-''-' w.
Twenty ''.--'' 49, W
For either the Tuesday or SATURDAY pa,
per. on. pape. per Sssa. e4,''' - II " ''"'
~ - an
Five subsc..b-.s one y.a.. ....- II %
Ten 5000 q"
Twenty .r.'- W
Persons .ct.ag as Agents 80, OF 5or'-''
not expecte! 10 be GpNeIA"1 .! ~, t'''
Ta;,s, rs 10 commission can De allowed =
zach cases.
Advertising Oac $: are hF-l !"s'-'
-to., )! So -.-n subsequent Insertion -
c-u.s.
4 l.Ueva. deduction MAZE 20 !e''s!y al
re:t.sc.s.
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THOMPSON. NORRIS & Co.
uJAVl%G ample WaTeh use H""." .
storage Of Cotton sHi ~" ."'
otter every facility :'G :,sS" - e.
Inc, made o. Cotton aud P.oG-c" =
store
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-12

pe:.r % Chemical B"G&, New FoEH
~ -, r,o,,!s. :: LOUIS CsH'Here.t
Bank Memphis san. Deb'w' He" ~
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Red River Express.


and all io:~.m-Gi.'e landings each way
Connecting through Other aXPre--"s win
n parts OF the country Tor the tran mis-
sion OF
MONEY! Letters. Iul~@blc Packages
and Freight Of Every Dcscrl pt'on'
H.tu p .umpju"-- aud tI-patcA. -,
,o1~lgntarnts OF Produce received at a!
"a. ig-- On th. river. and stored or d and
u a~r- solicited tor the uurcha,e OF al
| !. u,l- of Merchandise ~ Ne" ORLEANS
| RlCEs, Tor Family o. P ntation u.s. or
| for manufacturing or building purposes. -
Iru-'y cad Efficient Messengers ;o0-
, -tnu,ir arr wing and drpart.as on a.! cTs'
; class l-At dr4NG1t steamers.
Refer By pery4i~sIon 70 Fiae Lapsyre &
! Brother L :. Morse, I. ". harsden. Jonr
| II Car-r Bank OF Commerce, J J. Mckes'
yer, B wer, Garner y Harrison, a. Lock
! wood. :,
/ 4! orders or communications. by Maj
or Exp~e-s. will be tla k!u!ly received a2c
attended tc.
Purchasing Agent and Commission Her
.htnl. - Cana street. an2!I'i
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NIANlED by THnArsoS. no X = Il r.,. ~
w It tn. highest Il. tya"t II CO ~ -'''
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-09

Der afotitrtsu GsHerm1aas-G Ser ttsraaacGss
itQf&ait po1 Baltimore.
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asn Staten. Gus Dtetutsen, ptISe 6aritT. SsObtl Uofr
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&- SSmn0e W1Gnaaee, Oh !.

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YttIabslptta &. Or. Calender, 3. unbQDalnutit. S.&rpmcr,
403 @befnutfr. Yittsbure; 9enrg s9tner, II II. rs ste Str.
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NGfTe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir
5nSlGn0er, anncre NOutna6bten
epte aue Artet eert@tIt1er SOiuraente tperben NIT erpbe
SUretalt ~ ttlteen Yretfcn In naetner Office nuSseferttei
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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-02-02

The leaders of our armies are the only
Peace Commissioners to depend on. 1t
is to them only we can look with conf
dence. In o1. Judgment we have lately
been too much disposed to cultivate an
acquaintance with Richmond, to straih
after reports from the rebel capital, to de-
lude ourselves with false hopes in conse-
quence CT them-as though there could
be some other road to peace besides that
opened by our armies. If all this has
come to an end, and if the North settles
back solely on its own resources, the
trial illustrated by the Blair mission and
failure may prove to be not without its
good results.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-02-02
The Paper Duty.

The National House ot Representatives,
by very decided vote, has reduced the
tax on printing paper from 20 per cent. ad
valorem to per cent. This is just meas
ure. BY keeping up the present duty,
the Government is virtually placing tax
or knowledge, which the people have to
pay in the shape of increased prices for
the newspapers ttey must have, the books
and magazines they read, the schoolbooks
their children use, and in the numberless
other ways which will commend them
selves to a thinking mind. Under the
existing state Of affairs, foreign paper is
completely cut out of the market, and our
domestic manufacturers have Us at their
mercy, They have formed gigantic mo-
nopoly, with the object OF extorting mon
ey out of our necessities. The result of
their combinations is seen in the extrava-
CANT price TO which paper has advanced
of late-a price which is based on nothing
SO much as oVerreaching cupidity. The
sooner this monopoly is broken up, and
the embargo on literature and knowledge
thereby removed, anG the sooner the pub
fishing interest is rescued from the hands
Of our paper-mauufacturing Shylocks, the
better for the interests Of the nation.
When the agitation of this question was
begun, the papers OF the country almost
without exception advocated the repeal of
the duty. Latterly, however, the New
York journals have veered around to the
other side, and, in long dissertations on
political economy, are now endeayoring to
prove that the duty is eminently just and
proper, aud should remain as it IS. The
secret of their sudden conversion to that
way of thinking is to be found in the fact
that they have been bought for price by
the paper monopolists, which price con-
sists in reduction of paper rates to them,
and to them only, from 27 to 20 cents per
pound. The New York papers see in the
accomplishment of this uhderhanded
scheme the realization of their long wish
ed for hopes of crushing out the country
press, and hence oppose the repeal of the
duty.
The Senate has not yet taken the mat
ter into consideration. When it comes to
acS upon it, we hope it will SO act as to
suhserve the interests of the people, and
not those of greedy, grasping spectators
and monopolists.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-02-02
Butler.

The recent cowardly and unriglteous
attack on Maj. Gen. Butler, by one of the
Representatives in Congress, from New
York, Brooks of the New York Express,
has ended as every honorable and sensible
the complete discontinue of the assaiiant,
his slanders recoiling on his own head,
and the very means he sought to ruin
Gen. Butler, becoming instrumental In
the hero's vindication. The old story
abont the seizure of gold in New Orleans:
by Gen. Butler, rankles in the heart of
every traitor, North and South. 1t was
hoped by the traitors, that that seizure
would embroil the country in a war with
Europe-that it could be turned to good
account against the Government, but the
result having proven SO entirely different
from what such traitors as Brooks and
his associates in and out of Congress
anticipated, they have now combined In a
common crusade of slander, to overwhelm
Gen. Butler with disgrace by stigmatizing
him as a gold robber. The debate in
Congress established the fact that Gen.
Butler had regularly and scrupulously
accounted for every dollar in. money and
property ne Hau selZcu WDlle -1llIIafy
Governor of Louisiana-that the Secretary
of War had approved his entire action
and that his accounts with that Depart
ment and the Treasury, were audited and
settled, the Government having never
lost penny by the action or the admins
tration of Gen. Butler. Yet in the face
of these facts, Brooks persisted in re-iter-
ating his charges, so that Gen. Butler has
demanded an investigation at the bar Of
the House, where his foul-mou,hed traitor
assailants will have an opportunity TO
prove their charges or expose their hate
in the disgrace of their failure. These
repeated assaults from Democratic legiSla-
tors AID journalists, on Benjamin T. But
Ter, constitute really the best standard of
copperhead sympathy for treason we have
in the land. AS a copperhead hates and
vituperates Butler, so in proportion he
loves and lauds treason and traitors, as
Butler is only antagonized because he is
to-day the most strenuous opponent Of
treason in the country.