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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-19
.ARTNERSHIP NOTIC

TUES 1t JACOBS becomes partner IN our mouse
- from this date. Io3l IT, Z. B. JACOBS.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-19
MCLURE & BARRETT,
on THE LEVEE,
I'D Store from Milan street

I'D Store from Milan street,
SHREVEPORT Observation-Disclosures LOUISIANA.
FEEHE subscribers have in store and are now opening
q one of the largest and
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS
ever brought to this market, consisting in part Of
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Candles,
Pork, Salt,
Cigars-Domestic and Imported.
Box Goods Of every description
$40 Ketchups of all sorts and sizes,
Mackerel-of all descriptions.
Wooden and Tin-Ware
Of every description.
Raisins
Preserved Fruits of all kinds
together with
FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS,
Prints
Bleached and unbleached Domestics,
Cotton Flannel, bleached and unbleached
Cotton Drilling.
Pins, Needles, and everything else kept dry
goods store.
A large assortment of Blankets, of all qualities
Fall and Winter Clothing,
A large assortment Of Fall and Winter Clothing, of
the best materials, superior workmanship, and most
fashionable styles, embracing IN part
Superine Black and fancy Cord Cloth and other
Dress, Frock, Office and Sac Coats,
Paletots
Overcoats'
Boat Coats
Blanket Coats
Monkey Jackets,
Super. Black,
Plain. Fancy,
Cold Cashmere
Cloth Satinet
Jeans, Cottonades and
every g, description of pantalooDs;
Figured silk,
Velvet,
Cashmere, Marseilles and other kinds of Vests;
Linen and Muslin Shirts
Flannel Shirts of every kind;
Flannel and Cotton UndershiTts,
Drawers, etc, etc
Hosiery,
Gloves, and every variety of
gentlemen's wearing apparel and Furnishing Goods
Every description of Plantation Clothing.
Hats, Boots, shoes, Brogans, Ladies' Caters,
Misses and childrens Shoes either by the case or
single pair,
Gentemcn's sewed Waterproof Boots,
Do peg'd do do
Do do grain do
Do do halfweted Calf Boots,
Mud Boots, of all qualities and sizes,
Ladies' Caters and Shoes
Misses do do
Children and Infants Shoes of every description,
4 fine assortment of Negro Russetts, of all sizes,
and everything usually found in large store.
Also-A very large and complete assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery, QueensWare, Glassware,
Buckets, Tubs, Jugs, Rope, Spades, Shovels, And
irons, Knives and Forks, Saddlebags.
SaddIery of all Descriptions,
from Head-stall to a Crupper
Bagging, Rope and Irvine.
The subscribers invite the attention of purchasers to
their stock and they obgate themselves to sell low
as any other house west of the Mississippi river.
nov22I MCCLURE & BARRETT.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-19
THOMPSON. MORRIS & Co.,

.THOMPSON, MORRIS & Co.,
No. 10 and Front Row,
SHREVEPORT, La.
XgTE offer special inducements to country merchants
wv and dealers large stock which embraces gen
er by any house in Shreveport
Possessing special facilities for replenlshng our STOCK
Though our New Orleans house, Waddy Thompson
81 Co., we are confident Of making 1t the interest OF
every buyer to price and look through our stock before
purchasing elsewhere Our stock embraces:
Stslple and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Hats. Boots and Shoes,
Tinware and Willow Ware,
Groceries and Provisions,
Saddlery and Harness,
Boat Rad Bar Stores,
Bsoks and Stationery, Drugs,
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
CIotbinq IN every variety. for sale low BY
THOMPSON, MORRIS & Co,
No 10 and Front Row. Shreveport, La
Shreveport, December 20, 1860 -
wApDY THOMPSON, WI. =. MORRIS, CHAs w1LKERsoS,
New Orleans Shreveport, La. Shreveport, La.
+. THOMPSON, NORRIS & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
COTTON FACTORS,
Nos 10 and Front Row. Shreveport La.
EEAVING ample and facilities for the conduct
of our business solicit share OF public patron
age under the conviction that shall be able to do
fill Justice to all who may entrust with their business
a;ld interests.
TIN Wool or Produce at Shreveport
We receive store aud ship Cotton, Wool or Produce at
t:e lowest rates customary.
:We make advances in Cash aud Goods on Cotton and
Produce in store or in transit.
We make special and liberal advances on all Cotton
consigned to our Waddy Thompson Co, New Orleans
ave represent the Aetna Insurance Company, having
acapal of Four Millions and insure at fair rates all
Cotton in store with in transit.
THOMPSON, MORRIS 4 Co.
Shreveport December %, 1863.
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ODtSCu1Eb OUlHtNtL JuHEpluu I "
trttt nit IfpntaeJ2L Mtat1So6, tn RrGft. f#
NtGaas n6rbItGer 3 I9 bon Baltimore.
yprfer MISUNDERSTANDING Np. ............7 1920 rub
yoESuB 10 . Oh
S1neG5ue tGdH .l2.10 Ra@u
Dart Oner ACKNOWLEDGEMENT afp.1 49," .~..12.3O
gOrftr AeeUraOeattonssus SO. ) ........ 49,. 3.de 49,,
P1rttouef Np. :. . sc" ~"
Ptttsbnre Grtt s@ueusuu ..... .....:.. 2.I0x Assem-
gtt,sburs 9Iintra 5Gnta SuS. .......... 1000
antnntt lubIt6er 8 Il { in Baltimore.
gtftsbGr9 GimtTa Snneu8a8 ,..............7.0 ZOO fraA
yari pner AespmeeattonS3u8 Rp 2...........s"30 y a.
gutHt p- VII e.. ..,.'I..IoIo y p
SGnenlue tBsf etae) ~ 80 Rrdu
garttcn AeeDmOeatsons8n8 RD4tm Bolton Dep. 4 80
Y0fsu8..., i........s....... ......, $50 $50
0pEi "StnI0gu 'DnstuB Abene
Der Soa- DurhfGnea 5da etne) nh6 gttsbGrs slut,r
Snneutn9 talfrn B%rttdsn Baltimore u B PARTON ut Ut az
Ste Vur6t9neu (6aa Gtnel-, @Of- uat NeepmsodtiDni
tnee laoftn- Sonnta9s anseenentner-tdsita al, st
S~1mraes-to8It9 as.
Der ptttt6er8 @snise @Gneasue sebt ta9Itab as. r
SDit- une oceo" n7SeattUns5i9s IOutnen -SpRataes oui
5enpnnfa-taSltG an.
Der Our&t9ncG5ue Is 4 9tnsl tOaa tasli6 an.
Die gDii AGrtlbael. pttsbura Grte unS ptttsbur
@Irntrd shniutn9s ftite6en H6 tn 9arrtSbura an bic 3lt
ser VtuEialpania Central 9tieubabn nady ptttSbarsr gleSs
lamb, &~olnHbls y %tnctnnatt, JnDtinapclts, @bicaaO, stout
SORT Gene, ~SoutSotae, GairU GRo allen guniteA TN 1geaet
Roro- uno SuDneaen 4enGa Gn ~ -"
ale pOft. une S2neutasf fbGtesen nd gu Girntra an n
SnSt er NfIr Dort erie 5ahn nGdb ducn pHnften In R5rG
ti6en, 1a,ttiersn gpb neali4sn Hem xsrt ga.
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Ole sr6bte eEFnDuna Oes 8eitaIters |!

-eS brtngt tmm ! Dtsher Sdare terucr az
ahIfbpfer- De warte Dos tdufeneen eesraudt nuf
2at Mot tn etneme tn . ABGlte elise
f9ta6eR =
@s puros susrf sthraudt unb prDbtrt ben 3mertfa's Be.
fuhnteHen Grd8Sren e . 10 In s orref u. ietn.n r. Sren
soartnudt bat berie'be etuatq Rnh aaeiu BEN BebrduGs
ntftes Ntttel8 Bu ~uerbanffn Gintee Der flb'aHep
Dtdnner Der mesttiati6fu Sdfu1t1t purbs nit rem @ebetHt.
mfg ottier q Onppfttis n psrtrdut eeHia6t uns ftm.
men btt'elben aut ubsrein In Bstreh bee @tbtduhef berfel.
ben tn ipihen Bdneu. dPtr berufeu das auf Fsleeahs Yer.
irHsn, wel5e FahltSpfe tdtten unb ns etefes WfttteI mtehel
stRsn aufen 6larpu DE- erseudte: ~
@e 10 ! n Nprref, @btld6eIpbt0.
" 3 SRSee, GGsGfpieIer, 3cathapar. Gbedtet,
Baltimore, Wb.
6 u PUtt uRs e n 6 garr be
Wis GIetbtIbG Ssnes uak sHf
Mrs 9 9 N | u apnarb 10 +e.
o. SIetrftlte r, $50 8iahthr. 10 ...
Sr j 8beetpd, Sbapfpfeter, Ntw gprf.
Spf gD Deldns, SGdafpteler, 1899 gDafptnatVnRr.,
f.il re .taE~ III Bottom.
Gel. U 3 Be 3, Nttofat. Griffin, @eprsta 4f5eus.-
uRb npa pieIt artert, UeI6en teHSn 0ebran& bon Wuseu nee
@tprau&s s. nreilnnseA nit itber FlafA' tn beRtfn, eng.
It'd unh frau4SHih. .yrets 81. so per 9IaiHe.
3wet cfsr Crei Stdtden Hne g~ewSbultG ~senusenht etRen
Gntsn Saarwu6s btrsprsutrtaGen.- aHRaabisrr RaPatt fit
Nteber~ Uerfdnter.
Sum BeEtanfe tn ben metRen Npptbtfen. 3i5tI-
ia o. @tIiSM Garr & o o.; IIs1e.
'GieeHtbnmer unb apbrle fIe Drreuiftn, :,
(ta27N 90 2teEtttrv Ode GesnbeHRr~ RaIiustt. ERt
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AszzsG 8alt more urb Obj
aFt ft1a (SiGPnhnhn.

Aa unb mad u Untae 26. Wfar,. perbsn tdeIt& ~,
5a8t tettGen Baltimore unk HbetItne ut yGrtttstu'
Bettu. pe feistI n stff- r4e ~
Est SOfBus Derldst Baltimore tdsIi& (auseerpumt
9onnta6e' I'M 800 Dlnreens. Ter Grprettp6 tceltd ttnC
Sonnf0es 10 ubr Vicente uni ter U eCrm rtottoniIe ptrId
Gun ettiepf fur u besItns tasIt6 lausstaOmmsn connie
6%5 DtOrsgns .Htr4H E.st.t-
G'sis 3pss ftstsu Bel Seatr pus VGrrtrsburs In gtrbtr
enne NIT Gatn puniten pehIih intpshltu u nprbDehltd
ar Brstsrtd AceGhObaticnSsue periabt Bo1umcrt 43
Rad ttta9f t1eltb fapsgenpmrnen SOnntaes, GehIt6 pei
latt e. Beeoertd 7.l6 Atpleln1 taeitt lauseepDmmtn SpnI
tags. t
Der Guirotts WINE Q terIdst baltimore 8 ~ unh 100
utDresHs unt 20 uni $40 Nodm.. upr &uteOtis Ditas VI
749 nnbi1.s0 Born IN 8 una 200 NaGmttGaus.
.5l.aus.ss Na@ WalbingtCn. rF
&bGers BON Baltimore UNI 4.l0 z.O5 Ss45 une e.4s Wlpr
gtra pne 3, In unt 7.45 Bladm. Ssnntass um 410 IN
Ia 0ler9t > unb AIS unb 7.45 No6mtttaSs. @bsnn
sun Ndibtn ton 620 1880 une Il.I5 IiDrsepE unb 2 Al
q ~ .unt 80 Abenbs G~snntGes um 7 80 VIC. sea- uni a.
unb 100 RadbG'titGe4. Sur Ser 945 MnnapcItsl nnh 80
NdamtttoeS3ns BON BATTING ore uub ber 8 20 Di0rsenJue IN
Ter 245 NaGnt. DUG Dor gBofptastDa baIten an aGea eta
ttDnen. M sU.
Der 7,06 Dorm. uub 4 Is NaGm. Bug bon Baltimore, I'm
Der so glereenSp6 UNI q 80 Ri1h. 3as pom 8afhtne
ton aebfn IN 9erbtnbune NIT Der GnnGpo.ts ROap 3us
uefidfen annapolis am csc 4frreenS unD 3.4O far BAL
more uno gDafpir elDn. ans. .e.- ~
gDeeen u6btrer ansiant, StletsE bsr Irt,e., uenbe MAJ
It'd an s {. &nSIGnb, Aeent, tn Der gambcn tattpn pber a
bic Staet Ofire. tJH1ssHt.
80 q Smith. Eronsp prtmsifer.
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NOrOamrr tani1dtr 9lODO.
~z .. ct. @oRsI ampfi6 fiji brt.
$1,000 @tu3tee amertfantf&e 2inte
- ~ jwtidt en-
SSPStn Mnff mn RrefffnrA M

pia Comes.
S6nede. Edere nMt tur ane fte' poTdeier gTcAeu corn.
Portable Tin, er'6tete @dher Gdu, tt, obasrcnh -.
BON BEN @OrF nie fOlst 5onnertass:
atIantte Ga g. 6rp !. 3gon I 100 pf.. 81. Nai
RdI'tC Gobt. d q SUnef, s00U &. 1900 81. IA. sum
Defsrm MttrppSlts 1. Gapt. 8 5aaOsrs,
$500 Z. 1000 NJ .......... %. Stunt,
Mtfft ftppt. &apt 9. 10 8ar6er, H.la4 $40
sestttre GrpsbtttOnsn: salt 10; aus. Q. UNI is; Sfst.
Q. Hnb TO-; : t. 4:a 25J; gfFb.s.. u a.; Zee, IL. mat 27.
&bfabrtstGeeS gremeR.
gat9 9. uue 49, 5nnt O. nnb az terra Is. nus 2O.l Suit
II. unb 20 auquh Is unb 20 ; 5sptars IL; Ottbr. 3. uur
IT,; Rpotnbet l uRb 81 Dsetrbsr 5. Inb 10
8rttfporto mad Stexta, 10 G's; mad gang Dtat{&.
Saffose-yrttfe srx sttsip Dor. mao pftmen. qun.
bon. 5eUre aSf SpntbdIneton, tn Vslb soer .btIItu @ertt
tn pa t%eraeIhi ..
l.. @oiate sos So. sdfatt *e2 so = Sytf6snt MED ss7 50.
IG4Ial Bon rfMernah REM Dsrtt I'D
l. Gaiuts $112.50-2. GaIie $780, 3rtfaeuted $45.
Eir 5tn- nN35srt8 tie; M
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atu ertt, 9dIite.- Gin e~rtltrener, AIit beFnbst I'D ar
aDesen FaHa9e wsnte mani I'D an 2. .-.-.r Poe,
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+, .sa..s. .. ..1 in gieDs g)Ort. ~. nsas
Naar.@ apitaI .s.s...... 100000. 20
utkeri@uk an ]. SAn, 1904. r..s............ $75,272.e1
aHG0I1t @artttue. Sraf.

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meta seutf6tn RoHfenteu RtT Dsrte %stRoren, stbt unbt'
SinSte BulsiG&fi fur i
Solioltdt in Der @ef6dftSfiibrun9 unc 2ibes
ralltdt in Der Nbma6un9 Don Berluiten.
Vplisen perDsa ipfOrt uni "a ben ttatseen Ssbtnsur6sn
auSseaeat
"a -. -9- MkpIpe GnsIer, Agent. .e
~ 4,s.t Office Rp. Is SscUueHrG5t. seseaIber
r.. os. .sg| .F.ta Der ppa'OfF ee. -
So S,rr 8 e. R~Ieet4feubtr ~ d~utDrtfrt arsIt
tattsuen fIr 0btss Gskuf&dft enteeesnannfpmsn [mrtlN
Die Marplanb s. ner-<5<rltdbsrunoes
&Omp, pom Baltimore
bat tbrt Dffrt tur ben a~HssnbItd na& Der
u. u. gfe pcn Secpnpltr. u. 2rtpoIetts AQep,
neben ,brem msuen Ofarmpr 5ebdure.
seOeLuoer Der ! oft OtPet ., rltst.
Dtefe GSwpaentt bat elm lusret@tubea Partial Usrf.
16e I aar arten upA %t8entbuH In Der Stabt uub nem
eanee. y eee USrratbf ben B0aren UNI dnbern g seH.
tbRm ne ben sui turss 3ett ioWpbI ais betm Sabr tu Gun
4 ger SrbtnsuneeA out 0eriGneen .ehaHbtat perpetual
SrrRReransslRtsRt e'ssbsn.
GsU&.e s "a bIetpa, Erdf.
D~trettsrea
era 6. GanfeIS, Charles S Saier,
&b0ries -. 9prb, AGeH u GkdUmGR
&bware II. MObtnfrR, SpbR . Sarte
S0pn u. Seeruaer, 9bdtIes Splter
3UpA d. SanHbletph, .Jtpb &dmPpeu
5usb d. Deeper, Sobn SttHnaHa
(Ife-) Ssfcp e. an ilnpr, SER.
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sgg2ss8as WtAttsr fir ein'OanDercr.
Yfeue Mratt0ctncnts fir @inmorcerer
bic mad benz Weffen ~ reiieu wlini6en.
SSn rspte, o. sloppr, an rerbeu ole stnpanssrtr auf her
Rortbtru Central &albert Str DepSt Gtirn6abn NIT ben;
Grpretaus ~Ssf6resrt. Die 8Gbu btetet Dapur6 ben &ut.
sranten einsn Bt6Seren @DrtbetI,. 6lS Urgent stut
snbere BGbn, un& IN Re ur, "a NetItn tItses els tebe aubtrt
5aha mao tsncnuteu Yidstn ais - ("
pittsburs, ,Slepeluno, Detroit, Sort Wapne,
Chicago, Wllwautee, @aIena, Dubuque, st.
Saul, BOD SSIanS, burlington, JOna Git9
uac gsYpeu pesbaIs 0ts stt Der Rprtbern Central Babn AZ.
asHosr gerfonsp 10 5tanbsr fraseT ais bic NIT oubsrn 9Gs-
a ~lebenpfu bort etrsreHsn aud uerben 4 Vtal wrntset bic
hagen babet gspeGieIt. ale Sabn ttfbt butb ben T@6ntsu
EbetI ppn CbtD. Dtt cant Gntternuue SUu tttr bts @btsnsp
ia 800 4eesIea. Das @epad wtrt 6ter seiet&net (marle6)
luh ettt att psu 2~afeateren an ben @eftnmunesprt.
had Greltline, DaptDn, Cincinnati, 3nbiana.
polis, 4puISpIIe 'unb st. Gouts
ptrttu tEenfagS gaReBtest ssf6steri ans fit tbr Gtpa6
TEL nt psiters umlabunssipher bsre@net. Die pafastert
f5nntp MT btns 3 nbr' 9ber abenbs 10 ubr" 3ua mad dltn
renlt5.g 6sen gsben, pens %Gntsrtress dufeebaIteni ~ perDsu.
Duy4aErt8s Sigstt resbsn ptrdufi In ber Dftst ats
4 aeSseH -t- 9phH q. Ssietr.
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IN ant mad Drnrertas. l SAINT, n~erIafs BITE 3dse b
C~retSentfr Depot pte T lst: . =.
Der p0fsae tnr pbtlabttpbia snt 3sif& enRattUntn vi
1875 Dtereens. -. frT ~. u4s.tI. \
E~rpressue aur fur yitr Dprf $40 Wqprssfs.
@rptsBSuS fur gbiIabeIPbtn unt Jlen. bort, Lilo WdGu.
.PsESp, tr Yetlatelpb1o 4. 3ptintHfattenen LIS Jtdbr
Etpr 6su6 fur philadelphia Inp 5pifbe atsattpneu, SO
&o3nbS. r G.. .U+a.~ .N. -
&yprebJue fur philadelphia 1ue NeS gOrt, o rs abeuSs
Ateis 3uBe 9rb y agItb IuGsenpIaaten SrNntasS. ''
-. ..|s.v.tA n ennta6EE; trfHgr.
Sur Slep VprR I'm 1850. Ha2 fur philadelphia I'm 90
Nbepesy ~tt4 | -" ,t.ttl
Gin Salisbury uno 3wtfseppuntte an Der DeIauare Bah
s.25 aeeHos, AHe ILL., Dpocr, 0GI, Lilo gta4s.
toot-l Dm 4rapforb. asent.
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IN 8Es#B "'V"g I'M GUM aH'e''' u 0'F'ls"'
@riParnib uon 3sit, @elp unO @ntfernun
burb pte
Saitimncre S0i0 N.ifenbabn.

lad) aieH GUgllCll OCs Wellenf,
iiber EarferSpln9 urlo Uiarletta, ODER Senpppt
a... Wbeelul9 ulD Columbus.
Ola 4aIttmoreaSbtO &tienbIon btFttE ten retfeneen 81
bltfu nj bte gl6stsu 8frtbetlt ia Stias auf Btltet.,t. VI
auem t6fett, S:besb ttt puntii4fett uni g. 6nbett b
Steuerie'n IN, fotas fs BON ietntr ontern Sabn in uteti
eGn { %nbsrtfpTtsn ptrp. Otste Uatn, pom otIanui&t
Mstrt s~usttpfrb. 1T ts olnf aus %eebttntle stnts. sIti
ietttg aber aud BITE fur Sefs .nh f6nea ute uub DObrr bic pl
itsfe &pute ,ur he ne ItnSer nG4 BEN eDeltea, ott MID
~uerfebitn fOGttn &c 81 tenpeen.
Dtetleil@@ ntfernilng y. Baltimore nab Cincinnati
uebxr Varttrs 633 IPellsl
5eapRco uni ~2Gpetltng ............S3a a~
51rFtsburg uno y ttsEnre ..........659
Sur@ bic Wfor eta Stnte ....,......... 5S5
rtHs Gripdrn'b au tr @utferuuns pen IL
EnrG &c columbus Finite ................ 500
eiue @rfrarpt6 or Ger Gntff-urne BON c
Retenrt rel6t bic Baltimore. Sbtp @tenbdtu tenase
leetn bic Ntfe IN ~ Gag Surud u. fabrsn IN lpGsen, tt al
tAs aqerptauemite p.n t etpclitertr ten ( tSsn etrsertGtet in
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aGaa u, &bGpmaa, sn RtrtIann. 6 Gale d So. -
@eD y lbSraas, DOR 0etM, 5%ltepbenus d &c.
Sust Sthrn, Stesun NtGrbit G0prtS.
.s-. btrnn Z3eObs IT,, pen Doa9hertn. 4GopbS, &.Gp.
Ger $ Nsuer, ppA &strpttl Dttaet & &c.
f-~ EhCmea gaHarb, men 8tlhert @oIiarh q SptnS
Enh DeprIeS, Srn Jim DtprttS l. Go. Iy5 -
...s. Ebas SDt9b, Dor &boraas l. @r. ~. tfstfs.. i'm
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-19

New York, March 1S.lThe steam
ship Germania, via Southampton 18th,
arrived this evening.
The steamers st. George, TripoH and
Palestine have arrived out.
In the House of Lords on Monday,
March 9th, the standing orders We're
suspended to allow the cattle plague
bill to pass all stages.
Lord Chancellor's bill to make parties
to divorce suits capable but not COM
pellable to answer any questions as 10
whether they have or have not COM
mitted adultry. Vetoed.
In the House of Commons on March
It'll, Mr.. Gladstone said the reform bill
would be read on the 18th. 1t would
only apply TO England and Wales. He
hoped then to state the course taken re-
garding Scotland.
Princess Helenas's marriage with
Prince Christin takes place on July 9th
at Windsor. s-a5 -t2'
The Times says that the courage and
decision exhibited by President John
son in refusing his assent to the Freed
mems Bureau question, confirms the
respect in which his policy has been
held in England, and will entitle him
to credit as one of the ablest statesmen
who have ever conducted great nation
successfully through a perilous crisis,
by firmneSS, moderation and wisdom.
The prospectus of a new company is
issued, called the Anglo American Tel
egraph Company, with 1900, 900 capital,
for LAYING a new cable and raising the
old one, introduced by Morgan IL Co.,
and Peabody ms the board of directors.
FRANCE.-The debate on the amend
ment relating to Algeria, in corps Leg
islatiff, Bryant pointed out the danger
attending the creation of the Arabian
Empire. Mr.. Ronher said 1t was in
tended to end the hatred existing be-
tween the two nationalties in Algeria.
The amendment waSwithdrawn.
the Prince Imperial'S health pro-
crosses favorably.
Two regiments in Rome will return
to France in April.
Vienna kilograms say that rumors
of a warlike character are continually
in circulation. 1t is rumored that
Prince Couza addressed the dignitary
powers of the Paris treaty, protesting
against his forced abdication and So
Letting assistance to obtain reinstate-
ment.
GERMANY.-Great uneasiness prevails
at Hamburg in consequence of rumors
of the probable collision between Aus
tia and Prussia on the DuchieS ques-
ton.
HUxaARY.-The Imperial Rescript
says the re-establisment of the 1S4s
laws is impossible, and without a pre-
Vfous revision of those laws a separate
ministry for Hungary cannot be enter
tanned.
at S6ssaS63<; U. S. 5-20's Mt 70a70A; Hi
nois Central 773sa771S; Erie 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-19

ALBANY, n. Y, March 1.-THE ma
tional convention of Stove Founders
unanimously adopted the following
resolutions:
ResoIued, That we will proceed at
once to introduce into our shops all the
apprentices or helpers we deem advi-
sable, and that we will not allow any
union of committees in our shops, and
we will in every why possible free our
shops of all dicIation or interference on
the part of ouremplOyes.
This resolution was posted in all the
foundries in New York on Friday af-
ternoon, causing very great excitement
among the stove moulders. Last even
ing tho iron moulders' and stove mould
ers' unions held II meeting and resolved
that they would refuse to work until
the resolution above recited is rescind-
ed. Accordingly this morning all the
moulders in all the toundries in Troy
refused 10 go to work, and they were
all closed up. Much excitement pre-
walls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-19

ToRoNTo, March LIT is reported
that United States revenue cutter is
Watching the Fenians off Ogdensburg.
Large reinforcements from England are
expected shortly, and some regiments
of cavalry are amongst them. AtpreS-
ent there are about 10000 regulars in
Canada, besides 1900 volunteers on
duty, and there is at least $1,000 fully
armed militia ready to move at n mo-
ment's notice, and $4,000 more could
soon;be mnde available. The govern
ment has an immense number of Off
GERS of veterans we'll drilled to lead the
militia.
There is IL large number of volunteers
Mt st. Johns, and they are daily increas-
There was some little excitement on
the western frontier last night, occa-
stoned by noisy demonstrations in hon
or of ST. Patrick. The troops We're I'M
der armsall night, but all is quiet to-
lnY.