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There was not a single bale Of cotton on shipboard
last night
MoxErARr-Gold, 18o@185; silver, I28@125; Mex
lean dollars, shade under gold. Although our latest
adyces from New York and New Orleans quote gold
at 1391 the large amount offered here for sale found
no buyers above our inside quotations. Our bankers
are selling sight checks en- New Orleans at = and on
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Shreveport Price Current.

lMADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANsP1RED.)
It should be understood that our quotations gener
ally represent the wholesale prices. In filing small
orders, higher rates will have to be paid
South Y WESTERN OFFICE,
May go, 1886.
CorTov.-With heavier receipts than the week be
fore and favorable adyices from the city the market has
been rather more animated, at increased prices than
fer few weeks past The better grades in particular
were eagerly sought for, ana hrought fall prices One
great drawback however was the unsettled state Of
tie gold market, and the wide quotations. given by the
telegraph from the city. 1t difficult to buy dol
lar from the bankers at almost any price, while they
would not pay I25Gl8o This unsettled state Of
affairs operated much to the deriment Of buvers par
ticuary most Of the cotton sold in this market is
for specie The following are our quotations, in spe-
Gle, for the past week: Good ordinary, l79l9c; low
middling, 2oG21c.; midding, 2I1l@2215c.
The warehouse receipts from the interior since our
last report sum up 48 bales against SO for the week
before. The shipments for the same time reach 933
baes, against 1876 for the week previous
The foowingis correct statement of the amount Of
cotton storage last ngat the respective ware
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IN DISTRICT COURT-State Of Louisana-Parish
4 Of Caddo-Number 7Ill.-Elza S. Harris vs. "
Watson. her husband In this case, by reason of the
law and the evidence, it is ordered, adiudged and de
creed that the plaintiff Eliza S. Harris, have and re
cover of the defendant Matthew Watson her husband
the of three thousand dollars $4,000, with per
cent per annum interest on the same from The ls OF
October A. d. 1884, till paid and the further sum Of
seven thousand five hundred dollars $1,000 with per
cent per annum interest the same from the 18th of
November SB3 till paid and the further sum Of TWEEN
tyye hundred dollars (S250O, with ike interest from
the 4th of March, 1863 till paid and Of suit and
that her act mortgage, prayed for, be recognised
from the dates above specified and ordered to be en-
forced and that the community of acquets and gains
between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved. TO take
effect from this date and that the plaintiff have the
separate control Of her own property and affairs.
Done and signed in open Court, this 10th day Of
May, 1866. JAS. WEEMS,
Judge lQth Judicial Dist, La.
The above is true copy Of the original Judgment in
the above entitled suit file and Of record in
my office.
49, Given under my hand officially, this 29th day
L. $ of May, A. D. 1865.
10y rny30 St A. t. 1ERSHON. Cler-.
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Hall & Speer PLOWS-yIoore Barrett PL0WS,
Collins Axes, Shoves, Spades, Hollow-ware, Tinware,
Woodenware, dc,
We invite an inspection Of orr goods and prices.
mh2ltf PHELFs CO.
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SUCCESSION MAEE.

Succession Of CATHERINE MoRToN, deceased
IN DISTRICT C0URT-State Of Louisiana-Iarish
4 Of Caddo-By virtue and in pursuance of an order
State of Louisiana and commission thereon issued
to any qualified auctioneer, in and fer said parish, will
offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at the Market House, In the city of Shreveport
Saturday, the I'll day OF June, 1866,
between the hours of clock and clock NJ,
the following described Land, belonging TO the sue
ccsson of Catherine Morton, deceased, to-wit;
The west faud southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter aud the west half Of the southeast quarter Of
section No. one o. in township No eighteen (lSl,
range No fifteen 40, in Caddo parish, containing
two hundred l2a0l acres
Terms Of Sale--On a credit of twelve months. Pur-
chasers to give their notes, with approved securely,
special c be retained on the property sold
secure tae payment OF the purchase money.
APPS 5t1 JAMES WILSON, Auctancer.
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A DWELLING-Furnisbed or unfinished within
"A the limits Of the city board in private family,
by gentleman and small family. Address, inme
diatsiY, "CITtzEE,'' care Of Phelps Co, stating
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IN DISTRICT COUET-State Of Lopisiana-Parish
1 of Caddo-No G+89-Susan y. Dinwddie vs. c. II.
Splker To this case, By reason Of the law and the
evidence it ordered adudgcd and decrecd that the
plaintiff have iudgmentot separation Of property from
her husband, the defendant, and that plaintiff be
thorsed ana empowered to resume the admin, raton
of her separate property and that there be Judgment
as in case Of non suit for the monied demand
Thus done and signed IN open Court this the 10th
day of May, A. d. 1856.
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Nj. 1IANHEIMER,


THE ViGRANE)AI HOTEL,
Cor. Of 7Iiiam ana Spring Streets, Shreveport.
49, The undersigned would respectfully inform his
!.! friends and the public generally that be has re-
IL opened his well known Hotel Tor the aCcommoda
ton Of travellers and transient custom.
Feeling assured of giving general satisfaction, he
solicits a liberal share Of pubic patronage.
mvl6 if H. HASSEBRAUK
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Deawur egt per IeTGST If0In day SAFE,
special gagc tc be retained on the property sold to
secure tae payaleut OF the purchase money.
APPS 5tl JAMES WILSON, Auctioncer
rIo-,r,Tgr7vz vZ1>r, e.rD
I tSS'h. @1A-l ). : = - = ''-A 1911 -: i.
70 Acres, within one mile OF the corporation line OF
~ Hafeyep2r1, grown a "9 tLe .Alet P 5i a.,
Three Hundred ana twenty Acres OF woodland, laree
miles from SHfeFepofG immensely 'au1oie loF us hfe
wood.
Ihree HHn&Fsa @ho feFtF.;'99U Acres IN 'Le PARISH
OF 'o@Sltr' near c25oheI i,an9o5e GGrh2Iofeu:
DeSoto known as the plantation OF colonel Johh Mar
shall wen Improved, c,..,..., -
Inc hGsaenee pun D{ ftpta9 , Joan otanal,, no"
ton line Of Shrerepog containing four acres, with
comforta9ce a"e,!lnS, &c. ,. D.. c...l ,,,,,
Nhety hree acres On oa5 oo 'letIt touT an n@,i
mics rom 2hreyGPoEt' Iotl ac'sS oyI'oIa fag CON-
iort&oiG a"s@ ,'20se' "4l ~ i y
l"e iu9olcu -tSi - 80 ous ~ - 80 '2 80
WI h9pfonGagnss '''S o's
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state Of Louisiana-Faf8sh Of Cadtjo.
Succession of REBECCA GREEN, deceased
7E7ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notjce is
4 hereby given that I. r Lcavenworth has made
application to be appointed administrator OF the sue
cession of Rebecca Green deceased and unless oppo
stion be made thereto within ten days, he will be
appointed as prayed for.
[--- Given under my hand officially, this 2lst day
I /. s. of May, 1866. A. l.. MERSHON,
10y rap23 III Clerk.
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EOEAtL.
FTAYING effected an arrangement with distlR-
4 Z euished legal firm in Washington City, for the
prosecution of claims against the United states Gov
eminent for Cotton Illegally taken by Treasury ageuts
and other officials, prepared 10 take such
cases. We viii take any class Of claims against the
Government WILLIAMSON & IEYISSE,
fnvq 5t7 Attorneys at Law.
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LIST 0F LETTETs

p EMAINING in the Post Office at Shreveport, from
l. the LIST of May to the lst Of June, 1866
Ladies' List
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G u! c 4
L Company is now prepared to fill all orders for
C e. Persons in the city be supplied daily By
leaving their address and amount with WM. FLEMING
at the works Particular attention to packing and
shipping orders. r. III. kYBS,
mvg att Secretary.
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Corner of Texas and Spring SITS, Balls drug store
i Is graduate Of the Baltimore College OF Dental
I 4 Surgery, and at the commencement Of the war,
held position among It's faculty Demonstration Of
Mechanical Dentistry. febI
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JOHN W. JONES,

n. Z. WRIGHT. JAS. ". DUNCAN.
WRIGHT & DUNCAN,
A TTORNEFS At LAW.-0njce on Spring stree
"A in Tally's new building. june Z, 1865.
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COTTON SEED.
7IS( Sophisticated or consignment and Tor.
AspNt GALE or
mFFEt ELsTTER, KTNsWOFTHY Il CO
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BFAJL. :. u, CT!
REAL L CHAIN

BEAI1L & CH.t-'aAN,
A TTORNEYS AND C0UN. il DIS AT LAW On
"A General Collecting AGENTS Office Market STRIDE
nearly opposite the post office, Shreveport La. Wi
attend to all business entrusted to them the parshe
Of Caddo, DeSoto and Bossier. june / 1858
, 1866-03-01

P947 tons, length e31 feet inches: the Hercn.
les, iron hull, plating part O. and . Inches
twelve guns, 1873 tons, length n.so feet ii
inches; the Turkestan. built for the Tnrkish
Government, Iron hnll, plating 5 inches.
thirty-two guns, 59SSS tons, length $40 feet
inch: The British Government haze nIne
wooden shIpa, not iron plated +goG5 tons 10 tue
aggregate, and carrying thifty-threc runs.
Ii has, also, five Iron transports, 20 865 tons In
the aggregate, each carrying two runs,
The French rpo-c!ads consist of The Nh.
eeuta; G.7D tons, 455S9-inch plating; SoUefino,
samc dimensions; Couronne, C.u tons az
and 5lnch plating, weight Of arinor 100 tons
Gloire, $50 tons, 41l<-Ench plating, Wei.ht oi
ermor 800 tons 1nysncihle, 5.525 tons. AZ
inch plating. weight Of armor 500 tons; Nor
mandie, $50 tous, 411<<-Inch plating, weight Of
armor 500 tons; Flaadre, GauloIsc aud Guv-
anne, each 500 tons, 6-inch plates. weigh Of
as!uor 1000 tons cach Hcroiue. 5. 100 tons.
Iron hull, 6-tnch plating, wcicht Of aru,or GOD
tons; the Mag1anfme, Provence. Horanche.
Sorpfe, suEseiliantc and Va1curcusc, each S, zoo
tons, 5-inch platng, weight OF arnor, loo
tons each faareau, $50 tons. 5tz;-inch plat-
Ing, weight Of nr7ncr, 800 tons; Dclliqueuse.
SEQ tons, wooden hull, 6-incb plating, weight
Of ar1nor, ,0oo tons; Tai1hans and Palesfro.
arnof, rs tons; Fc.ho' 1,sm mi tons, Nooden m
hull, 4H.inch plating, weight OF amor, 275
tons; Saigon, i,5oQ tons, wooden hull AZ
meh platngg, weight Of aInor 115 tons; the
Embuscade. Impreguable, Protectriee. and
Refuge, o:.5 tons each, iron bulls, 5Jlk-inch
plating tho Arogantc, Iuplaeablo and Opi,
uaitre, $40 tons each, iron huffs, 5ez-inch
uIntns go . . -
, 1866-03-01
5pertat Rottfka>
Dr. H1Ee1ow


Il the only PhFsleikn Is Specialist n7 IN the city
That can be easrtlY relied rpon. G.7o mu. and not
suffer Disease to rens. IN yooK syateu, disasuFlng
your es and hoaS besides des:so5inz your hsppiness
.na 'asafe PR ,pects IN Itae. He has uada personal
11ease sar pesyoua debility hia study for tho laat
~nss" gears, and u therefore the person whom AL
~" cted should consult. No ou4 ever hessd Of pa
tiet OF his not b13 cnred since he has neen N Inc
uty, HIs reputation has vouchers tn all the cafY pa
nrra hts patients md the medical protosEou both ht9t
and abroad, as being the most skilled Specialist he1e.
md thorough sster Of his profession. Il all others
fs1l, don't despair give him ca. It Is only com
mon oecnIrenea with him to cnte anch Cases. His
rooms arc separate let ladies and geuemen aad tas
aost compte.o IN the city. Censulsauons ftee aaf
confidential.
+ Office No. l78 South Clark street corner Of Monroe
ha1fa block from the Post once. Post Once Box 10
Chicago, III. 0ltce hou1s from Ia. m. to aP.u.
send ior his "Gulde 70 Hcalth," published monthly
|. tEce Of charge. . 49,
You1a Mzs, TAXI PARr.cr11s No11u.-1osto
h'selow dssotes much Of hls time to the neatmeut,o
ssoso caaes cauaed By seet habtt which ruius bot
body and ulnd unnttlnx the unfortunate Individual
for either buatness society," The I'D effect OF shest
early hsh.s Or the excess OF peE years IL to weaken
hsd deolsate tho can.tttas1on-. deso5 ths physical
and mental pownrs diminish and eateehJc tho natural
feelings aad exhaust the vlisl eoerg1sa Of manhood
the pleasures ct fe arc mssred, the object Of marriage
frustrated. and existence Itself rendered term oi
unceassng misery and regret such pesons especially
those contemplating nar,4ase should lose 10 time In
making Immediate application. ~ Dr.. b, BY Ills uew
treatment l. enabaed to ensure speedy and pesus-
, 1866-03-01

The general market. Today ruled steady and 1fm,
With IN improved feeling particularly IN grain.
The prortsfon market, under less favorable ad-
vices from Ncw York, was very quiet. Mess Pork
ruled easier, md We noie ss1es Of brle. In lots
1t fa6 Co. clofinE at Sl6.50 for rood b.ands
Mess Pork put up with domestic sait, was eold at
<ed.ss. Bnlk. meats rulcd firm but Inactive. Green
Hams were in fAiz request. with saies Of dressed
hog hams at 15c. Sweet Picked uanf from
slaughtered hoge, we're sold At 1Ic4 Lard was dull
with .Fafe4 Of 25d tres prime fteAm Leaf Lard Al
1856 l8115c-
Dressed Hogs were in fair demand and e,esdy,
with saIes ut l13tG11hc.
Hlghwtnss were very fca1cc and nominsllg 4a&
re. gallon h,gher-scllert holding dsm at $2.ga.
The atock here is very light
The Flour market WIS steady and fizm at srstcr-
days current prices with ealfs Of 100 hasrcIs st
xE,s5G11 % for common to good White Winter Ex-
tras, s0.70si 1871 for Spring Ext1n., and e56o1
SO for Spring supera.
The market for No. i Spring Wheat opened rather
quiet At concession OF siGxc, but subsequently,
uuder an improved demand, the market advanced,
closing firm at the appreciation. No. = Spring was
steady and drua. Red Winter was qulet- The sales
aggregate 1G6,000 buthe1e, At El.69 for No, Red;
tlaSQt1.24ii for No. !, 69l63e Tor No. and $50
soe for Rejected sprins closing firm 1t s1.aa for
There vas Ete1dy demand for Rejected Corn,and
wllh u decreasing Etock. The market advanced sc,
With Gales at SIC In etore, There Nere sellrr1 Of
No. ton at 43c in stor and 45c aloat, seller last
half Of Apnt, with busers at 1clett
Oa1x Here steady and unchanged, With sates 1t
4EGe25c for No. ], and nc for No. IN etore-elo:-
ing steadE ut the inside tgurr. >.
There was nothing doing In Rye or barley, the
quosatsons toz which are uczasnaly unehanccd.
Timothy Seed was In better demand With liberal
srtns ~t e. mn At ths {nafda 4rr,n
, 1866-03-01

-Loc1 S{ocks s.c uuirt md : nominal. Wo a.1.s:
p..t1. ss,'t,r
y,t,no,s w.r,o.r
Eh,1sec = r.;1v IL Ssrsn. .-'.' a.
cont fsonntyy nv ysSsrens''''''. ssrets 3. a7u
coof fonnty Sc1,p s.1E nm 1nfS1 1gs9i1i
chs1nHer t,1;5nysetee M - "A ~ a.
- rss...1.'-'1 ~. ,.,st,.
-4os ka1aauga Gc.1t3 OIL yeatetday coata0s
tho following: -.
Il Ia notorious fact that ne-tenths Of the stock
of he different oil companlts, In this market, win
rot Today bring ten CENTS On The dollar. There ts
Confined ta1r demand 1or BANK enafes 9na Hos:
HrmiT a. Weu ~ ~ ,,stss 4s' s@' 0''A eeS''
la, r.., ,+-r th,r--,1,,tr,,a ,,,,- fhs17 INV
m. ,rso. stn.a tha c,a.. - ~ rahstlon Tbe
go. s@ a'1te ".. ANe e.N ~ ~. nr l.: IT, IT,
o,.I..S 6.s, =. - ..suf.... ~ - ,,,-.ovs. IN
'otat -. II no& @a. 1E,s,. .sss.saa.,
, 1866-03-01

Tfltns arc Trn to the Dniou Shock Yards oYsr tho
ttssogzE 4 mi Wa1ue EQ4d ,1sAy.nk the dapot:h
, 1866-03-01

Ttefn- MN h. ~ ~.
.o" ~ ~ @oana rncapl1n1A&on o1 tue 4aAe a!s'
asEGs o. ls8A compiled BY Captain Weber. General In
spcctor Of tht Eoz-d az Iass Unaesvr1ters:
The synanJs .horv. th,, 1E,tI,.. -. H., a, the
akes 1ast xesr .rG se 9 80 ~ ~
41ouaed 10 II ~ NJ ~ ~ ny - ss.trur ~ ~ TX.
was UAde m rrd ~ rt ~ .-sinrs 80 n =
cxFeN n5faat 49, Iii
rfef1nns II IN II ,ns 9sf ~
nf rrrert & IL ~ - ~ ~.
befty II IL, r.: - .uss " ~ ~; y :, t
wsst III 16 e5s - - ca X ss
eAJs sS RI t1rNs.s = 1,ts us41 .r.e -
r.nyr iii H. s.3ts =. auSs nsntes wing ssesa -
raw rnde ~ s1rS1s y \, ~
nrnnestv ~ ths ~ .-4r osAe =. LIZ ~
annhf X ssF - ~ tus a1e. iact N1iE
fh1aA rha ~: - E3ug!ssA Hen -
IN icI}n1sn ~ l!sseatea a Sne nusHe.ss
T,oTt ~ *. Enss :to4 IL4ptala NcceIs 9oe r.
she re- Eon n, III st.;T ~ h9h1 IL n1s{ !u'n.h M
wst oTs ~ sis s.aAeo u tn1cst anu cet&a1ny saS
"a iarFe portien a, d,..,ter, .nnn.1x .-e :, xrx
Ae,t thst 81 GhnA H. " Co. ~ ~ Ase - ~
s eoT - - aw ~ ~ ts os .n!EA Neatnef lai
sfances II he Il. .ni1,t1 II G ~ u aav u
Vith M H4erss - rart ~ T s ~ uceananc
INA ~ fte Gnerot,o - - ~ pg5ou tht On enast
or1srr inteiarnsr ~, - fs.rn u e,t ~ IN M ona Se
f91tsn an1 poIa!on or caaEk r. .e3y short ume
cerfJ tste E 81 ss EoHlpaa!ea 9! Ihf Association
Su.o !aAS sna Aetl0a 70 Ibis cau:e Of dla
ass1. W. M ts2M !1ln1snS3 nee oi charge to
=, * sE. q MMea ate Inc Greatest
H., * u ~ ~. @ the use ot them
- !. auG4 if,!s,n9 T..9s o1 Wasoeut anY.
t-AApk. ~ AAsGA 1CEl A4uEalta lave also
, 1866-03-01
FF2V9S9V0V
t6,ooo.GN

Clip OF 1865 100, l0ov
sisies in - :... 46,oooooo
fns7aet orf1 troyu pyodurfipn and fmpcl1s
Of 1864, Of al descriptions, 4a.ptG,001
ht. loln Mttch deduct ttock cstrssted
jim. J. 1SGE. H,G{p, ,fEN Ds $t...<~<,,, I8,O4a90g
, 1866-03-01
ehspA.oa.Na aE Of &srra2 NaFz( fsoxrr.
MI. DonAld Mckay. distinnu,.haa Ea.ta.r

khaPa-of.WaF Of &;rr.as Naval foxxrr..
Mr. Donald Mckay, distiueu5hbed Eastern
ship-builder. has lately returned 1rom Enrnna
where he thoroughly inspected the ,rnn.cfnG
naeica Of France and England, aud hc e.rs
that onr Navy Department has constructed
built and equipped since 1861, m iron u.c1nd
heet more powerful than all the iron.clad
narics Of the world combined, and declares
the Dundcrhery 10 bc equal to a1l the French
t6n-clads Of which VIC have heard 50 much
u praise From Mr.. McKay's statement we
take the following figures, which will show
The progress OF the British and French nayies
n Inc matter o. arcn-clad vessels. British
navy:
The Enterprise, wooden shin. sides 1Bx
inches, plating ~ inches, four e71ns al, fons.
length 155 feet; the Research, wooden shin'
sides 10 inches, plating ~ inches, four runs'
1,<553 tons, length 1dS fcct 5 inches : the "a.
rosite, wooden ship, sides 20 inches. plating
~ inches, ten guns, 0A tons, Length Ia5
feet inches; the Pallas, wooden ship. aides
@ inches, plating ~ tnchna. e!x guns. 21af
tons, length 1S7 feet s inches; the Jealous.
wooden ship, sides 3o11z1 inches, plattns 4!<
inches, twentY euns, 3,716 tons, length 213
feet 9 inches; the Lord Clyde, wooden ship,
sides S13< inches, pl&tes part ~, part 5l
inchcs. iEenty-fonr guns, ,os7 tons, length
-; - feet II inches the Lord Warden. pla-
ting same as Lord Clyde. tens 4,0So, length
2s:ss3 feet inches the Bellerophun, iron hull;
plating 6 inches, sixtccn guns, tons 42io,
length o55 feet inches !. the Viper, iron hnl1,
plating 4 x inches. four guns, 757 tons. length
10 feet inches the Vixen, hull OF iron aud
Roou. plating ~ tnclIes, fonr guns, 7d tons,
length l3a teet 10 inches the Peuelope, iron
nun, putting part part 9 inches, five guns
, 1866-03-01
d'NrnE,rut~ Of the f'r*>A on the Presi-
dent's Policy.

Every Republican 50nrnal in Michigan, that
JIas como within cur notice, has thus far been
tulepokcn In its ltpuncintion Of the veto OF
President johnson and In its declaration Of
Intentions to sustain our loyal Congress.
IN our city II 1.as thus far been Impossible to
lind an influential Republican to call such a
meeting - was held oa Thursday in New
York: Our numerous correspondents report
& similar political stdfas In i'll Of cur proui-
1unt towns Thc Republican party OF NiclI-
;.n is true to It's principles in ibis crisis.-Ds-
1r.tu Tribune.
THE Effect on coSSEcr,crr corrEHnEAD
0n1ASs--A v1v~C1oU6 DESCRIPTION. ae
Even the present political crisis hiss it, COM
N asnec1. Ihe Norwich Buittsa has discor-
cred 1t, and speaks as follows Of the uartford
1hnss as'd other Democratic papers:
:" They Nrigglc and twist With delight. The
Hartford 1fAes, whose subsistence for the nast
five years has been on funeral baked meaf..
hobs around the Rrcna In perfect ecstacy al
pleasure. Il slaps the President on the back.
1'a1ls him *Glorions old Andy,' saws he Il
tower of strsugth against tho assaults Of Dis
unlonists, calls on thc people to rally round
him. and piroucftes about linn o. though he
was long lost brother, left in his infancy On
3 desolate island, but nov discovered and REG
pgnizcd and identified By the wart on lila elbow
:ind the elegant voice he hAs Tor whlskey. The
Times acta like an elephant that's been taking
cl,losoform. Who cares for broken c1oeke1y
wien Iun HAC Lille II gong Oh =.
Yesterdays apteel Of thc President is fra
grant supplement to the veto-a misty exeru.
1,lilicstion Of the ucW herplding, that loyalty,
hot treason. is the crime 10 be punished and
made infamous. Nobody has yet been found,
not even Copperhead, to justify It's dcliriou6
abuse and staggering logic, As readi 1t, and
noted how It has uinrmed the architects Of
1he new party, and added confidence and con-
Cert OF action to the Republican colnnns, !
stas reminded Of the noble tgure Of GLENN
y. Scof!cld, the iearless representative from
1he Warren tPa-) district, t'1bat II Andrew
johnson lost his balance and fell from the
1otly column Of American Liberty, he would
pe lest shapeless msHs ut the base Of bis
rIeht o'uSe, bnt the column Itself would stand
III nf1" anu a. 1on1; aa the everlasting hills"
THE OHIO rREss on TIE VETO.
Tue Stcubcnvi!lc Herald regrets tl,e nction
ii the President, but hopes for a soIutinn ~
all difficulties which shall restore ,,o,.nnnr
The Lancaster C6z1k approyes lie .afo
1,nqualifedly .-and rnpe tic Copper1,rads T.,
Thai locality severely, for pretendiur IN IN.
<loree thc President. - III
The Eaton Negixer characterizes the vcto
as a "sreat outrage
Tie Clinton Republican opposes The ycto.
-.--. DrzcukR G1Ga1 FOR ONCE.
Beecl,e1 has come ont maptully in fayor Of
1hc reto and OF admitting the representatives
81 the South to their seats. He fights with
hts usual riss, end wslka into hiS Assail2nts Of
1Le Phillips school In 4 very lively way. Go
IT, tecchcr, and undo, Il possible, the mis-
, 1866-03-01
Tho Concord Railroad FrRudA-A Hint
to Railroad Managers.

The Concord corporation need not plume
themselves on the prompt =" working up'' OF
a suddenly discovered case Of unmitigated
rascality on the part Of their employees IN
particular brunch of their business, BY their
own conduct and management they hare in-
duccd OF encouraged this astounding deple-
tiou Of thels treasury. They have seen. year
after year, men come into their service as
conductors who presented no evidence that
they were worth . shilling. They hare patd
these men, who necessarily made their homes
either in this city, Nashua or Manchester,
The seanty pittancc Of 500 or $500 per
a,num. They have seen these men,
with few exceptions, adhere like 1eechcs to
to their profitable q places, whilst from some
unknown sorrce Of gain thcy havc donned
diamond pins, sported unrirailed cIlronone-
tiers and rcTeatess, owned and driven I'D
horses harnessed to finished phactons, and
erected palatial mansions In the city 1ankcd
By splendid farms In the country. They have
eeen some Of their conductors acquiring shares
in t1elr own road to large amount. All
this has tanspired under the eyes Of success
sire hoards Of directors, aud no Intelligent
man, be he director Or stockholdcr, could
doubt fofa moment the true character Of
these rapidly acquired fortunes. 1t has bcan
ronmon talk in Ill circles that conductors on
Ills road are expected ~ "fcather their
rfaststs
, 1866-03-01

--- To.al.... e96, 0oO, 100

! Customs ....{tm.m,W0
Excise, &C.. 2i5,m*m
Lauds....... 100000
| Miscef1aneoa. 90, 100000