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Corrected weekly from the South Western
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Commercial Intelligence.
SOUTH WEsTERF OFFICE,
Shreveport, October 9, 1863

Shreveport, October 6, 1867
Business for the past week was
not so brisk as could have been
desired. This, in a great measure,
vas owing to the light receipts of
cotton and the decline in prices.
AS long as the planter holds on to
his cotton the country merchant
d left without the means to pur
chase with. We are informed that
more applications for credit have
been made than for years past,
owing to the disposition of the
planter to hold on to his cotton
Tor higher prices. Whether they
get it or not time will have to de-
eide. AS tits our merchants who
have heavy winter stocks are not
overly satisfied with the prospects.
The forwarding business is re-
markably good and win probably
continue so for a number of weeks,
,as the country merchants have
been able to get credit in the city.
The cotton market for the past
week was rather on the dull order,
with light receipts. Last We'd
nesday low middling opened at
22ato22a in currency, and closed
on Saturday night at 20B cents.
Monday it advanced at least a
cent with an active market. Yes
terday we had a still further adj
vance. We noticed the sale of a
choice lot or two at 169 cents in
specie; and other lots at % cts. in
currency. Good ordinary q to 215
and low middling at 218 to 22cts.,
with q firm market.
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Succession Notice.

Tutorship Of the } In Parish Court
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Ass a. ~ ~ l9A
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g H A RI ES ON.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. ss, 1863.
The Fate of the University.

Inquiries reach us from ali eides as
what is to become of the State Uni
vesity under the management of the
Radicalcre who now control its character
and destinies. Some surprise, indeed, has
been expressed that any of the members of
the old faculty should have found it oon-
sistent with their tastes and feelings to
still remain connected with the institution
But from trustworthy information that wo
have obtained in regard 20 the oiroum.
stances which embarrassed their action,
we are satisfied that their course has been
eminently honorable, judioious and patri-
otto. Having received their appointments
at the hands of the old board Of trustees,
the professors deemed themselves in honor
bound to instruct the students, who had
come in October last, to the end of the term.
These students had entered the institution
with view Of going through the year, and
could not we'll, for the rest of the term, ge
elsewhere. This was especially true Of
those who expected to take degrees and
enter upon the practice of their profes-
sions. Moreover, it was urged by many that
the resignation of the professors would, prao
tioally, break up the University; that they
were not justified in assuming the RESPONSE
bility of communicating SO deplorable re.
suit; and that, if the institution was
fated, it should rest with the people of
the State to pronounce it's doom. Impressed
with these views, some of tho professors, as
we learn, merely remain now, awaiting
the action Of our people-of the parents of
the young men who would have aooked to
the University under different auspioes.
Should that action be adverse to support
ing the institution, they will at once resign.
Thus the people of the State will them
selves hove to determine the future Of the
University, by either sending or withhold
ing their sons. If they be withheld, the
question arises, what will be the action of
the board Of trusteee?---They declare, we
understand, that they care nothing for
their positions. Will they, then, gracefully
admit their signal failure, and resign; or
will they madly cling 10 On empty honor,
and thereby completely and finally crush
the first educational institution in the
| State?
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wish, anything happened to her, to be inter red
at Mourzourk. Not only was the body stripped
and plundered before it was cold, but also her
money, jewelry and baggage shared out among
tho lawlest escort. Tho news reached Tripoli
August 18. Two of her nephows have gono to
look after her body.
Tho Havana correspondent of tho New
York Sun writes: 'When the first detailed
news of the battle OF Los 1unas reached the
press hero, the Diario do Ia Mariua said that
tho Cuban commanders had burned ono hum
dred and thirty of their killed soldiers during
tho forenoon OF the 10th ultimo, whlo tho Span
ish force wore hemmed within tho Grand Plaza.
They did it, said the Diario. to prevent more
hidcous disposition, an actual feast for vul-
turcs. This was all 80 unnatural that one hes
itated to send tho story abroad. Since then
nows moro tangible has been received, and I
think can eiyo You the correct version Of the
most monstrous crime perpotrated in war
since the butcher Escobedo assassinated one
hundred aud one Belgian and French troops
and throw their mangled bodies into the San
Jacinto we'll. The old quartet OF Los Tunas
was changed into ahospital when This war was
begun. Only the large open courts were still
used for holding prisoners. All the Cubana
taken prisoners by the Spaniards in the east
ern departments for the last three months prior
to tho battlo had been taken. to that city and
placed in the quartet there. They number.
cd one hundred and thirty. This quartet
is outside the city, and surrounded by :,yeral
wooden buildings, class Of slave rcas. When
tho Spaniards found, on the morning of the
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Our Rivals I'm the Enst-The Cotton Pro-
ductlon OF India.

Two very interesting papers relative to
the course of cotton production and export
from the Central Provinces of India and
the Berars, during the year 1867-'68, and a
portion Of the year 1869, have recently
been forwarded from the United States
Consulate at Bombay to the New York
Journal Of Commerce. The frat is a COM
plete report of the cotton department for
the former year, and the second is a letter
from the commissioner, 81. Rivett- Carnao,
Esq., dated June 49, 1869, to the Bombay
Chamber Of Commerce, bringing up the
staiistics of the subject, as near as possible,
to!the latter date, being the close Of the
season. The information contained in these
reports throws much light on the gene
raj subject Of the production Of cotton In
the East, though the area to which they
refer is only comparatively small portion
Of the great Indian cotton field. Thus the
combined production Of the, Central Prov.
inoes and the Berars is here stated A.
25o,00o bales Bombay bale Of s94 pounds
net ootton,) while the entire product Of the
cotton. growing districts is given at ], ,40O,-
600 bales. Ofthis amount Bombay absorbed
the great bulk, 1,025. 900 bales, which
game from the Berars, the Central Prov.
inoes, Khandesh, Guzerat, Dhollera, Cutoh,
the Deccaa and Nizam's Country, Dhar war,
go, Calcutta receiving only 13O, 900 bales,
Madras 5000, Kurraohee 40. 900, and the
remainder reaching the coast at Burmese
ports.
In the letter Of Commissioners Carnac
much stress is laid upon the improvements
taking place in the methods Of pressing
and handling the staple, and In the means
OF telegraphic and mail communication
With the cotton distriots-improveme
which, 1t Is to be presumed, are not. oon-
fined to the particular districts under CON
siderstion, but pre-, doubtless common to.
the other parts Of India. The government
telegraph department has extended i,s lines
to various local markets, connecting them
with Bombay and Europe, and the commits
sioner says: "ICis- now proposed to add,
"without delay, separate cotton line for
"the use Of eur markets" The Great In.
dian Peninsula Railway Company have
likewise increased the facilities for trans.
porting cotton to tao ssaboard D. CON.
sttuelins "sidings" and branch roads, 90
that now "ths system, Of cotton yards has, !.
"sith the saaoiion Of government, been
''diseenunued-" Up % quite reosAt period
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.CohxiRoIAL circulars from Liverpool
eanour in tho statement that though the
cereal crops arc very unequal. they will
probably not fall sufficiently below the aver
sseto make much difference Ia The current
prices o. bread ead 1our Il IL rather
too early, However, TO pronosqee . definite
judgment. "A week Or ten days hence win
tel the story.
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The BLUE RIDGE RHO will bear watch :
ing for. ssme time to come. The trick By
which the contractors saved themselves
from the forfeiture Of their bargain and
''bsgan work" 6h the road, is fitting se-
quel to tho sdroit little operations In the
Governors parIore. so thoroughly exposed
BY ourcorrespondsnt '.Lux" Vide the in.
teresting letter from wslhalla printed in
to.tiay's NiHS. :, '-,
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AND FRAShR. WHARF, where Ne ahall be pieaasd
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.HFFiCE TO RENT.-THAr DEsIRA-
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tsininR TWO rooms tiront and bacs), now in COM
pio,e order. Apply on promises 70 l. 8, K BEN.
NETT. or to No. 255 KINd-STRKET. Sent 8
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, AVID oraERs
IN having houses to rent, eau have their Pllcards
&C., printed nt the lowest rates and In the lewest
and neatest styles OF typo. at TIE NEWS JOB OF.
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HNO RENT, Two MOE WOuMs AVID A
i LARGE 'PIAZZ,, with the use of kitchen
rooms. Apply at No. 20 HAStL-S RtEr
Sept d - o.
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EtOR sAGE. I1Oe ACR Es OF WELL
y TlMBERED LAND In lower p,rt OF Barnwell
Count, six miles from South Fdisto River Terms
made very low For particulars, address DR.. O, 3.
aUFlo, Graham's Turnout, O.S. r. X.
August 40 ~ ~ Dio q. sc
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Rewaros.

EIFTY DDLLARs REwARD,-sToLsN sN
II ON the night Of the 18th instan fro n my plan.
tat'on, near Br,noheille. s. O.. by negro man, one
tree CHe,TNUr SoRRHL HoR.R, about 10 hands
fore footup to the knee. and q email scar on the
Same foot oaused BY recent hurt By hook with
several email scars from tie saddle Twenty Ave
aolsrs additional will be paid for tho detention OF
the thief where csu get him
septI e. Br.nehy,Iie a.c
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DRIVATE BOA RDIN G.-SEVERAL
Il Gentlemen can be accommodated with PER-
MANENT BOARD by applying at No 20i MEETING
STREET, two doors above Calhoun.s street
Sept "a
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Gost anh 5onno.

pICkED UP ON THE HALFmoON
4 Battery, on last Monday two BRASS KEYS
Ing expenses - Sent ID
ENUUND. a Safe KEY ON EAST Say.
II. between Queen aud Msrxet streets which the
owner can have .by applying at the DAILY NaWS
OFfICE, and paying eIpen.ea sept
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERr-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, In both Eng
lish and German by Robcrt Stewart v. b., of Miss.
The work covers the whole ground Of tho breeding
aud raising, and the treatment OF horses and mules
bo!h In sickness and health. It has won its way to
popular favor. and Is to-day tho most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address q. 2. VEN L,
publisher, Cincinnati, o. 6mos March 10
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Il NESS STAND known as No. sS EAST BAY.
Opposite Daily News OHce., For particulars apply
nt No, NORTH ATLANTIC WaAUF.
Sept % tb.m1vl
1NO OREHT.-GESTLEM IAN ORTAIN
u furnished ROOMS pleasantly situated, by ap-
plying at No. 40 BEAUFAIN-srlsBEr.
Sept 10 ihtu
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w NTED TO HIRE. A WOMAN.
w without cncumbrance. TO cook aud wash for
small family. Good reference required. Apply in
kUrLEDoE-s1REE1, three doors above Queen
street. Sent az
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NHJANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ornamental. is executed promptly In the neatest
style aud at the lowest New York prices At 1uK
amiue the scale of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
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A ri " AT Il SALE. THAT FINE
"a STAND with fixtures for a Grocery. corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
iPREMN.ES. thstn Lanuarx OF =.
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E,ON Sale. A HAHDsOmE BLACK
T. HORsk, fifteen hands high and nine years old |,
OF nne form and stylish in action. works in single
or double draft. Forfterms, &C., Inquire of A. @.
KAUFMAN, Broker snd Commission Agent No, OK
Broad-street- th.2 SAINT o.
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A YOUNG MAN, OF FOUR YEARS
or giving the best references hcrc desires perma-
nent Situation In some Wholesale House-cotton
Factor age preferred. Address A. B. c., Box 80. b.
Sept 1 Imo&
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VI ORED. can be obtained by applying to EN-.
PLoYMENr OFFICE, No. so Queen-street
August o
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~ wishing TO employ largo email. numbers Of
CHINESE LABoRERs, p'ny make the s,ry
arran genents for procuring gangs Of size required
deliv cred IN any part OF m country. by application
to KoopMANscHAAP. srn Francisco. California
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&OS DAY MAIZE AT HOMEi 81
ND6 entirely new articles for Agents. Sam
pes sent free. Address Il. D. SHAW, Alfred. Me.
August a pAo limo
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WTARTED, by A nIASISlED MAN, A
w situation in some Cotton Mill south or South
west; 10 acquainted with all branches having work.
ed In them all, but should aelsct WEAVING as q
choice. Parties wishing to engage such person
will please address motto, stating terms to JOHN J.
KELLY, No.-1t8 State-street, Boston. May ~
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DANDY MAKERS wANTED-wANT-
~ ED TWO FIRST.CLASs CANDY MAKERS for
which the highest wages will be paid. apply to j.
Q. u. OLAUsSEN, No. 10 Mirket-street
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WANTED, A YOUTH FROM TO to go
W years old, who would BIO willing to make him
sell generally useful as Clerk In store in Unonville
U. d., %. August II
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Mfftiugs.

WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 6, a. r. NJ.
A EXTRA COMMUNICATION OF WASHING
"A ION Lodge, No. 8, will be held ut Masonic
Hall. THIS tlhursdiyl EVENING. September %, at
Seven o'cluca.
Candidates for the e. A. Degree arc requ ,sted to
be punctual
BY order w. NJ. q. u. SIGwALp.
Sept23 Secretary
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-23

POYS WANTED.-A COUPLE OF AC-
N TIVE and intelligent Boys. at p. p. TOALR'S
sash Factory, Horlbecks Wharf, near Northeastern
Railroad Eepot ~ Seut ~