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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
WATSON FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Or.ani,ed under tie Laws Of the STATE OF NewfoTk
STOCKHOLDERS FREE FROM INDIVIDUAL
LIABILITY.
''SJVV'OVV'
Divided Into 600 Shares Of Is each, fal paid
WATSON FARM

TRUSTEES,
DIP. BARHYDT Secretary Michigan sou!hern ksllr's1
Company. No. 10 wiisin-';.
VIM II. PHELPS. Trenab!sy, Phelps Co., No. i'4Maid
en-sne.
SAMUEL B. HARD, President Open Board Of Brokers
No. 70 wilisms.
ia. VAN TAssEL, Van T.,sl Archer, Nos 10 and Il
Jsys.
WIN 4 WHEELER. Merchant No. 1877 Broadway.
rHos. H. wAGSTAFF, wsss.aa 0es.chias No. II
Broadway.
d. o. ARCHER, Merchant, Nos 10 and 10 JsyA
O. w. SNOW Merchant, No. 3+5 Broadway.
HENRY EDWARDS, Merchant, Boston Ma's
The property Of this coupsnys the celebrsed Watson
Farm on the Watson Flats Oh Greek. within the borough
Of TITUsyILLE PENN and mile from ths Railroad De-
po owned IN FEE and divided into siIyioaf lot sacn oil
which afford. territory for TWO or moro Wells
Eighteen wells have bern commenced. aud two srs com
ps,ed and yielding sixty barrels per day These opened
BY psrt, taking lease. th, Company. Applications ara
made by other parties leases terms paying the Company
ROYALTY At the highest known TO tho business and
bonn. bo.id.s A. the Company derives s income from the
ROYALTIES On tie leases grants no working capital 70
qured.
IT,. income from tie wells opened snsblr' tire Com
pany pay hs customary average monthly dvtdend' but
,his b. ginning bears small proportion to the results ex
p~ced the further pEogre Of the leases that IL " no.
deemed Importsn, DOR worthy Of mention al inducsnen
Tor investment In the stock.
The well established productive chscteF Of this property
foein, from ali hk to Yell Of oil and II. vicinity to mar
kr, Civ. pee lar advantages Tbs c can De placed on th
cara :. ,nsve mile distant by good road for sbor
twenty i've cents per barrel This advantage ovor the product
Of NOR. distant wells IL 4 iseif large profit
E.,rac, from letter written by gentleman at Tspsvs
who 10 thoroughly n.orrsed the subjec' Of oil e1toy
"Iru ADMITTED HANDS THAT THIS sror tine prop
cr.y Of this company PROLIFIC OF OIL o. ANY
WITHIN 1vs xItzs."
Circulars ard books for subscription TO tho Cspi~ Ss0c<
may be found with
TREMBLEY. PHELPS 4 Co, Ne. iA Ha!der'lsne
WIN A. WHEELER No. 1871 Broadway.
SAMUEL h. HARD No 20 willamst
wAGsTAFP GoETCBUs. No. II Broadway.
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100. 600 SHARES OF e5 EACH.

TIL, corp.ny 10 organized under the Qeuerd Mining and
ufcuny Laws of the State OF New York fot tue pur.
developing the Oh Wells sud Lands owned srd leased
H ,he Compsuy which situated In the moot productive
III .trcis OF the State of Pennsylvania with capiis OF
$500 400 vided into 10000 shares ct 70 per SHARE Inc
nropruy of this Company consulting o, Il does OF tnr cs e.
Srsi.d WALNUT BEND. and land. On IlONESIA GREEN,
oil CREEK aud ALLE0HANf RIVER. WIN commend T.
sr to the favorable consideration oil al VINO whi eafo'uy
eruso the Prospectus OF the Compsnw ,.,,r,
Ia 40 SHARES RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
ibc hooks for subscription and tho Piospec
IN. OF the Company b. obtsicd al the cice OF the
Coupauy No broadway slso s the Banking house OF L.
H,ittSn corner Wal and Bosjsis, aud u tue office Of
Tsmbcy Phelps Co, No. ia Msidenlane, corner Wssss
g. TRUSTEES:
WA RYRON THOMAS 8. DAKIN,
= ppIrTOy LEWIS WOODBURY.
WM. HENDERSON, WIN ADAMS
VIM. II. PHELPS, JAS. l. JOHNSON.
u. ROWLAND.
OFFICERS:
WIN BYRON, President.
L. i. BRlTTOS Tressurer.
r. ROWLAND, Secretary.
JOSEPH J. MARIN. CcanseL
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Petroleum.


1)ctro.rnM.
DE KALB
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
FIRST DIVIDEND declared TO all sseesholde" Of record
or first March.
NEARLY ALL oY THE STOCK SUBSCRIBED FOR
CAIPrAL.......,,"......,
$4,000 SHARES OF $40 EACH
Two ne. VOL, On the ConlpsHy' property one yielding
Ferry Barrel, per dy, tho other on striking OIL flowed ten
Bare, per day. ard when looed will yield very large Tow
SIX MORE WELLS 10 BE SUNK IMMEDIATELY.
OFFICERS:
PRECEDENT
erORGE H. ElGENBRODT.
rRy.sunHe,
HENRY DE zAvALA
SECRETARY,
SAMUEL w. BOOCOCh
TRusTEr.
GEORGE L. EIGfEBRoDT, esq, No. 20 Brosd-n-
J. KENNEDY SMITH, esq, Nc. nBTosdwsy.
MAHLoY g. FROST, s,q, No. CodsTs-, and TIta'vin',
Penn.
EDuARD @. LUDLOW, NJ D., No. ZOE. Twenty third ..
SAMUEL HASKELL, esq, Plsu, cor. Gods.
j. VAN RENSSELAER,, jr, esq. No. ~ Exchange PLsos'
j. LEE SMITH, ESQ, No. " BeesmAn-s,.
RICHARD AMERMAN. esq, No. II Broadway.
YFEKY DE ZhVALA, esq. No. 100 Broadway.
COUNSEL,
JOHN ". BIRD. esq No. l37 Broadway.
sAsSEas,
CARR, TAYLOR Co., No. % Brosdr
SCHEDULE.
No Or Oh Greet 90. scse on Beupehof Ysru, with two
veY, ono yielding 10 barrels per day. one ready /" tabs
which hss flowed 10 berrcis per day
No. O. rros, Refinery, buildings, oacs,'to, lie.
No 4 i2o scrcs 81 fee on PIT Hole Creek
No 4, 80 ecTes little Banawha River.
Til panys property has been examined BY soras OF III
r.., and located 80 a. TO b, VI al time, fully under the
control and management
Tn. Company having been orUe1 Tor permanent ard ssai
nvssrsen lie capital stock offered only as fo PAID thu
securing stockbocrrs immunity from al liabilities
Subscriptions viii be received os i,ed number Of shtTe'
un. far,es notice a. the Office Of the Company Baker,
CARR, TAYLOR &c CO.,
No. 10 BROAD. ST., Room No. is. Rev Yort,
Wbsr, cir sss giving full decripon well ss maps Of the
property Can bs seen
Communication from out q town promptly attended 20
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TRKAsrRr DEPARTMENT,
0rf1or OF COMPTROLLER OF TEE CURRZscY
WAshISQTOs, January y, 1863

2
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-.
ssnsd 10 the underssned tss been made 20 sppsr
THE NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK Of Now Yofi
~ Cty Of Kew Yok, In the County o. Nsw-Yort snd
Ne~fork hss been duly igzusd uadsf ara accord
- - The requirements Of the Act oil Congress entitled AN
ea@p'yide National Currency, secured oys pedgs Of
vssd ate. BONDS aud provide fer toe circulation and
AvDyion thereof spprovei June 1884, and hss complied
~ 81 the proyons q said Act required 20 Be complied
10:
NV, th:refors, Hugh MoCuoeb. Comptroller Of the
nsacy DO beisoy certify that TIE NATIONAL bKOAD
xAI BANK Of hysYort In the City Of Eew-Yot. ia ths
ssny OF tow fOf and State Of HewYoi Ia sut oired 10
nenoe The busnes, Banding undrr the Act Aforesaid
tsnniony whereof witness nay hand and sea- Of Office
- saath day ofjGIusry, 1000 HUGH MCCULLOUGH
Comptroller Of tho Currency.
2css1cy boresa 1rsssDy DepertnsDL-sssl Of Tire Comp
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NUTCHMAN RUN OIL COMPANY.

DUrCHMAN RUN OIL COMPANY
s21O. OOJ RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
PAR VALUE 80 PER SHARE; SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE, 80
5000 SHARES ONLY. Foa SALE AT -
OFFICERS:
N HENRY. HIRAM j. MESSENGER
sECRyrasr
r. C. GOETCHIUS.
TRUsTEks:
JOHNSON LET5oN. President FewIsun'wici Rubber
Company.
g. H. HENRY Of North American Life Insurance COMPANY
PAUL N. sroFFoRD. Of sponord. Ties'On Co.
HIRAM J. MESSENGER, Banker, no. I'D Broadway.
THOMAS H. wAGsTAFF, Of WAss;s6 GOetchin', No.
Il Brosdway
tn, t1operty Of ills company conts. Ct THREE THOU
SAND AcRFS Of land IN simple In Wit and Ritciir
Cee Wa ST f cS . ,anos ed ' to M bat soo
shares Of the working capital which !. cousideTed ample
un portion Of tie land Ia sod for which there ss many
oifcrs al n sTss advance upon cost
TLrr, oro suubcr q 81 pns' on The property also eos
and timber There but lo doubt that productive wells
can Ne he'd =. RON hundred aud ity TO two bundled et
AMI VIII DO AZ once and BY the LIST Of May large
diyidruds viii do, Sless b, realized
pr,,.s,or RICHARDSON, who has Examined the property
,svs "The Dutchuan kun Property III. btsween the erys
geJ lode IL Petroleum snd The Burning Surfing On Region
hst the tryssisrd Petroleum lode ~ i.el - he most po
tive evidence that this vicinity ssnpeib ooranns region
and Prospectus be bad OF office. where the
books sfe now open far snb.crigioin,
NETWORK AND BOSTON OIL
COMPANY.
ss now ready or delivery. low shafes OF ssoeh Foh
SALE 10 this fsvo1its conpaay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

DETROLEUM.
THE NETWORK
LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF -
STATE OF NEw.YOKK.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES,
AT
AIO PER SHARE, NOT LIABLE TO AssEssA1NA
GOVERNMENT BONDS ANDoECURrrIEs TAKBN -
PAYMENT FOR STOCK.
OFFICES:
No a EMPIRE BUILDING,
No. ~ BROADWAY, NETWORK
Posr osncn ApDRKss Boz $685. Nswfse
OFFICERS. 3
Hon DANIEL B. DICKINSON. PreadsnA
WIN. T. PuIPPs, vicsPresidsnI i.s o.
ROBERT BAsSETsr, Secretary. ~ -.i'
H. BURrIS Mining Superintendent !HasNns' -
ATLANTIC BANK, No lac Broadway. N T. Treasury
THE WELLS OF THE COMPANY ARE NOW
PRODUCING OIL. ...s .
,. %, ,,oss may be made 10 drafts, rsstsrsa SsssA
~ bonds and securities which bonds and ssssn
ties will DO taken at tbs.r market value.
R,nispces may b addressed to the Company PostOD>e
Box $685. NewYorA City, or to Atlantic Bank. Tr'essv
Iii. New.York and Liverpool Petroleum Company, Ne ~
Broedwsy, NewYork Cry" 1879.
p,cnsa, son, 10 any address On sgp icson, ssasanno
fill ard Of the operations OF uns
MOST SUCCESSFUL PEIkoLEoM oOH. 49,
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TNHE GREAT
NORTHERN OH. COMPANY.
OFFICES.
NO a. EXCHANGE-PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY, AND
NO ~ BROAp-sT NEWfOkK.
INCORPORATED UNpEk THE LAWS OF TIE STATE
OF NEW-yORk
900 OCQ SHARES At 80 EACH. ISSUED FOR
LANDS AND OTHER PROPERTY.
OFFICERS.
Yk1sfDgsr,
JOHN BRYAN skWYORk.
PRzsIDESr
JACOB y. ATWOOD kEW.YORK,
ssCRErAHT AND rprtsuBfkt
J. A. NisNtR. NEW
surtnIxrTspKST,
z r. HENDRICk. FRANKLIN. FEM
oHsIksL AOkfr.
WM. N. MARCUS. SEN.YORK.
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DE KALB PETROLEUM COMPANY,

TIE KALB PETROLEUM COMPANY,
Office, No % Brosd-st. Room No. IS.
DIVIDFND--fhe Trustees oil this Company have this cay
de,i..ed DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT: on in capita
so 10 al .tockhoder Of record tie 10th day o. Msfcn
Tr.u..r books closed fsm 10th 18th March, inousvs
New. York nd Feb, 1895.
NOTICE.-THEU UNITED STATES PETRO.
II LEUM COMPANY will rcceivs PR0PO5ALS = the
oaie,. OF the Company No IL Exchange place. New
md PIumrr Nenango County Penn until noon on sAToh
DAY the 25,h OF February nett FOR LEhSMS g,s ., Tue
lsy,r md valuable on PRODUCING TERRfrOkf, nov IN
pos,eson Of the Company. Plhois Creek. and nut
bend Allegheny River v-n.nEo County r. Moss o.
The uror.rty Pho- Creek In the ipinedise vicinity
Of NJ. 8Fra1er Well" recently developed by the Compsny
and now aowns from $50 TO 900 barrel. q oil pei d.y
Mana of tho property be At the ocss Of tue eou
where further information will be given. by order oil
he board, r. u JENNiNoi 1s@ss~J' .
Nsv.Ysah In - ~
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PROPERTY IN vENANGO COUNTY, PA,
CONSISTING or TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
EIGHT ACRES or TIE BEST OIL TERRITORY
LYING on PiTAoLB CREEK. CHERRY Run
MA0UIRE RUN, AND DIN RUN MAR TIDE
OUT IN FEE SIMPLE. AND INTERESTS ~
THE LADY WASHINGTON" AMAZON AM
COLBY WELLS. AND IN A SUAbEh os
WELLS BEING PUT DOWN.
Wen. will bo Immediately sunk on the property held IN zee
simple BY hls Company and with The -rse working Capita
If s7a 900 great results are sntIci. stsd
The developed Interest," viii he seen above In ths LsdJ
Warrington" the Amazon" and the COLBY" Wells ara
ahead, Sufficient to enable the Company 10 psy monthly a.'
dends
The Company las been formed rot matter Q! 'peeps
ton bu. 10 develop property which, IL believed will prove
10 be Of great value The reputation Of the gentlemen cor
ro,nr IN. Board Of Trustee, sufceu guaranty that hi'
obee. viii be rapidly ard faithfully carried o-t and thus the
,,cs will prove most desirable and profitable inve'osnt
subserpon Book for limited rauesr Ct Shares are row
open =, the following oaces;
Ofsc. Of the Company. No "a Broadway N " within
H. Wallace, esq No. i1 Ws.h!nsion'f'.. ~ l.; L. II Big
low L Co No Willans, y. y; Petit Crook, No. ~
w.,er.t ~ Y wyesos Lille Mouissue't' nosr Court
Brooklyn; 8 kW. C. Booth. No. GO nyre ave Stewart
Co. No ic2 Rulion. 81. Esvin, No a0l Fulton o. h'o
with either OF The Trustees.
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NEARLY ALL oy THE STOCK SUBSCRIBED FOR
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Two ne. wol, On the CompsHys popenyi one yielding
Ferry Barrel, per dy, tho ether, striking OIL flowed ten
Barrels per dsy ard when tooed will yield very large ho"'
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Eaakins Gouses ana Bankers

vy;n.o. Tsn,e, A Co Of Culver. Penn Co.
n N JoRpiy, OsshieL
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SIX MORE WELLS 10 BE SUNK IMMEDIATELY
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BOOKS or SUBSCRIPTION TO ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND SHARES AT ONE DOLLAR are opened at
MARCHASr BROS, No. iianOver-.qusre. New fora.
SAMUEL EN0LE Co.. No. $50 Froutr., Ss~f
MiLLsk Co. Noa Band IS Custom iiou'es. Boston
TACK BROS, No III Walnut IT.. FhiisddphiA
JAMFs A. WEBB Il Co.. No. ieS Pr4fist. Nsw.Yorh
CLARK L sTEBBlss. No 9 Fle sb-r,L. New. Yorh.
Ard - thu Omc. Of tho Company. No Hanover square,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07
Important Circular.

The following will he read with
much interest. /, will be seen that
it completely upscts the position ia
ken by Mr.. Callahan in his dec;.!on
in the case Of Judge Weems.
Headquarters. Bureau OF Refugees.
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands. :
New Orleans. La, sept. %. l-65. }
Circular No. Is.
Whenever any judicial officer of
the state arraigns and tries freedmen
tor all.dged fault, and shows by his
proceedings that he is disposed to
deal as justly with this class of per
sons as with white persons, no inter
ference by any Of the agents of this
bureau will be allowed. The co.ope
ration Of such officers assists rather
than rctards the work of this bureau.
Officers of the bureau will inter
f.re with the civil authorities onl v
when the testimony Of freedmen is
denied, or when. by reason of old
codes or disregard Of new ones, i'm
partial justice is denied on account
Of the color of the person applying
for il.
The officers of the state will every.
where be invited land they are here
by invited) to aid this bureau in
administering Ijustic. to the freedmen,
and in promoting the peace and in
dustrv Of the country.
Each state officer who accepts this
invitation. and who is willing to re,
criv- the testimony OF freedmen
without prejudice on account Of colo,
or origin. is requested to make the
same known. in writing, addressed
TO the assistant commissioner, at his
( headquarters. New Orleans.
In all cases whore state officers
will not treat the freedmen in this
( manner, the duly authorized officers
/ of this bureau will establish. in con.
nection with their Offices. tribunal.
. for III. trial of MI cases where freed
men are Interested. in accordance
with the law of congress, act Marcel
! Sd. 1861. and til" orders of Mai. Gen
I Howard, in pursuance" thereof BY
I order OF Thomas w CONWAY,
Assistant Commissioner bureau o
/ Rciug-rs, Freedmen, and Aband
cn.d Lands.
ID. G. FE>No.
: First li-ut-nan, and A. \. \.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

General Prices Fdmay.-The n
o. Star says that Mrs. Sterling Price
her daughter, Miss Stella Price, and
two sons, CELSIUS and Quintus, ar.
rived recently in St. Louis direct
from Washington, Texas, and are
stopping at the Olive Street Hotel
Mrs. Price and family are accompa.
MED by her eldest son, General Ed,
win w. Price, who LETT Brook yn,
n. Y, about two months since and
went to Texas after the family. II
is not certainly determined upon
whet her Mrs. Price and the younger
members of the family will remain in
Missouri, or accompany her son Ed
win to Brooklyn, where he has re-
sided during the past year. At pres
ent Mrs. p. is not aware of the exact
whereabouts of General Sterling
Price and their third son, who &C.
com panied his father into Mexico,
after the breaking up of the Confed-
crate forces under General r.. Kirby
Smith. When last heard from, they
vcra in the city Of Mexico.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

The Prcs,1tnt and lie Freedmen 5
Buyedu.-Thc jackson News, which
has several lines of late spoken quite
oracularly ms to President Johnson S
views, and may have peculiar sources
of knowledge. says, in its issue OF
til. 24,h, with i,alicised en-
phasis:
We are authorized ~ say that
President johnson considers III,
Freedmen : Bureau all incubus ny,
IN the rights of the people. that there
l. no provision tor lis SUPPORTING
Appropriation I" entertain It. am
tina, i, must sooner or later collapse
for the want of funds
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

For the information of advertisers
we would say that our paper is e~-
tensively circulated i'll louisiana.
Texas and Arkansas. AS our list OF
subscribers is daily increasing, it is
ample proof that we are to be second
ed in our efforts to furnish our readers
with a good news and family paper
in this section of country, which We
hope will do credit to ourset and
prove an honor to our young city.
which, with all it's superior advan-
taSes, is destined to be respectable
place.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

CorreU 4 Cnrley's Fariet'es.-This
company composed of experienced
performers have been entertaining
our community with parlor enter
tainments during the week. 1t is
sufficient to say, without compli-
menting the respective members. that
they each do their part, and have
good audiences. We recommend
them to our Texas friends should
they conclude to take trip in that
direction.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

We learn that the 47th Indiana
regiment of white troops. which has
been stationed in our midst for some
time back, are mustered out of SER
vice, and will leave for their homes
We take the occasion TO say that
while here, the troops have be haved
themselves like gentlemen. and We
wish them successful tri p on their
way home. and kind Iemelnbrances
of our little city when telling ihe'r
friends at home of their adventures.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07
Mr.. W. T.. Iholnas. late O.

Mr.. W. +. Thomas. late O: Rus
sells Varieties. informs us tina; he
has engaged the Gaictv Theatre for
two months, and will open on next
Monday In addition 10 the troupe
now under him, he intends sending
to the city for fine corps Of pcrfor
mers. We trust he will do we'll
by receiving liberal patronage from
the citizens, which will enable and
cncourag. him in securing the brs,
performers, and giving satisfaction
to lovers offuu.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Mr., Owen Roper, who always re-
members the Ncacs office, has placed
us under obligations for good as
sort,nent of Northern papers and pic
,orials. Our friend, who keeps a
stand near this office, is in daily re-
ceipt Of the latest Northern periodi-
Gals, pictorials, etc, which he sup
plies to customers at living rates.
Give him a call.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Messrs. Spilker Il Linman have
associated themselves together, as
will be seen by their advertisement,
and have selection of choice grocer
les, liquors, etc. on hand, and will
be constantly receiving the same in
order to supply all demands for fam
lily or plantation supplies. Our
friends have our best wishes. Sc.
advertisement.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

The Bishop Elect IF 7enacssce.-
The Mobile Advertiser. in noticing
the election of the Rev. G. II. Quin-
tard. Of Nashville, ms bishop of the
diocese Of Tennessee, remarks:
There are thousands of people of
all denominations throughout the
south who will rejoice to hear this.
There is in the south no minister Of
the Gospel who is more universally
beloved than DIR. Quintard. He is
one of the purcst and best of men
This fact he imprrsscs upon the
minds Of all with whom he comes in
contact, which its one OF the secrets
of the universal esteem aud rever'
ence in which he is held. He is an
able divine and charming speaker
and he has always been the idol of
his church. 1t is very rare that a
minister Of his age attains the high
position TO which he has been called
DIR. Quintard will long be r.'ne,n'
bered with love and gratitude b,
thousands of the soldiers in the lat.
war, for whom he labor.d both at
chaplain and surgeon. There wal
with the armies OF the south NJ
chaplain who laborrd more constant
/ " or more successfully to promote
the comfort and spiritual welfare o
the soldier than did Or. Ouintasd
and none enjoyed in a higher degree
tn. low. and confidence of all, "hcth
er in the army or out Of it.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Messrs. Meyer Il Bro, of No. 9,
Texas street. are in receipt of fine
supply of ladies' and gents furnish
ing goods, which they are offering
at liberal prices. if We are to judge
from the number of purchasers who
flock at the establishment and invest
their money in the latest styles of
goods
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Owners of Real Estate are referred
to the advertisement of Mr.. Chas. r.
Huesmau, Collector Of L. S. Direct
Tax for this Parish, to be found on
the first page of the Ne'cs. All prop
erty, the tax of which is not paid by
the LIST of November. is liable to con-
1iscation. See notice, and act in &C
cordance st.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Fancy Goods.-Ws call particular
attention to the advertisement of
Messrs. Gueble & Goursand, 1877
Canal street, New Orleans. The
stock was selected by Mr.. Gueble
himself in Paris and Germany, and
every article is of the newest style
and most superior quality. Mer-
chants, and others wanting to pur-
chase fancy goods. should call on
Messrs. Gueble & Goursand.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

The great Hipodrome Ball will
come off on the 18th inst, n, Jettcr-
son, the affair will be grand one,
nd everybody is expected to be
present. The Shreveport Managers
are, J. l.. Gooch. J. l.. oldham and
j Dickinson the New Orleans Man
ayers +. kirkpatrick, c. l.. Pitcher,
Geo. l.. Schluter and X g. Taylor
From either of the managers, tickets
can be procured. A sump,uous sup
per will be served up.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07
Advertisers Wis

AGVertiSeDt Ms to appear IN inc
Tuesdays pape. must be handed in
prior to l2 o'clock, Monday morning.
those for Saturdays edition, before
~ o'clock, Friday morning. Adver-
tisers should bear this in mind, as we
are compelled to 60 to press early so
as to mail our paper in time to leave
the next morning.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

See card of Messrs. Walthall g.
CO., cotton factors ard commission
me, chants, New Orleans. The MEM
bers of the firm are well known, and
are gentlemen worthy of patronage,
and we take pleasure in bringing
them befor. the public.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

At the risk of having a quarrel
with our neighbor, the Southwest
ern, we allude to the stage Of the riv
er at this point. A slow rise contin-
ues yet, but we are informed that 1t
will soon commence to fall as there
has not been sufficient rains above to
warrant a continued rise.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Mr.. is. Charles, Me actor, who
inausurated the theatre at this place.
died in New York on the 10th inst.
He was in his fifty-sixth year. Poor
Jim, may his ashes rest in peace.