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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-21

Jail, but upon reaching the street, Mer.
chants Row, they took to their heels and
made excellent time around into Center
street, where they were captured and es.
corted to safe quarters in the County
Jail. They reached here from the East
yesterday, and had up to the time of their
arrest been hanging about the village do
ing nothing. A reward of $50 bad been
offered for their apprehension. The par
ties are twins, IS years of age, of Irish
parentage, and apparently hard cases.
They will be confined here until requi-
sition surrendering them to the Massa-
chusetts authorities is granted by the
Governor of Vermont. A search of their
persons, at the jail, revealed little of
value.
BRANDON Bishop Bssell made his
annual visitation to this parish on Fri
day. the 18th ult The church was beau
tifully adorned with flowers, large bo-
quet filling the font md rising above the
reading desk There were present, be-
sides the Bishop, the Rector, Rev. Mr.
Fairbanks, Rev. Mr.. Mcllwaine, of Mid
dlebury, and Rev Mr. Hale, of Bellows
Falls There was a class Of ten confirmed,
all ladies, eight of whom were young
misses, all dressed in white II was
beautiful sight The church was h)lsd to
its utmost capacity and the Bishop gave
US one of his usually interesting dis
courses.
We are glad that at last there is fair
prospect Of our having a band Of our own. /.
Some of our musicians have org g.uized, .
hired a room, and commenced Irecticiug.
Mr.. Kelley, for many years connected
with various bands, is the lcadrr, aud un-
der him, If we mistake not, it must and
will succeed. We hope they will meet
with every encouragement at the hands
of our citizens. BY the way. we should
much prefer devoting a portion Of the
lately raised funds to procure band for
our town fair to procuring Instruments for
our own band, thus obviating the ncces-
sity of sending TO neighb5ring State for
a band, the town to own the instruments. T.
brandon still shows signs ofimpiove-
ment. Me-sIs. Stafford & Phelps, owing
to the increase of their business, have
been obliged to put on an addition 10 their
'tore. Mr.. Stafford has been very sick,
50 that for some days fears were enter
aimed nf his recovery but he il fIst inn
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South PACIFIC RAILR0AD - The
South Pacific Railroad is completed t.
Lebanon. At last, after yeers Of trial sud
repeated fixtures, the road has been
pounded through tho ''hard-pan and the
country from Little Piney to Lebanon.
Through the energy aud enterprise of
this company, st Louis has just added
fifty-uine miles to the length OF one OF
her most important roads, and at last
fairly penetrated iato Southwest Missouri
The work has been heavy. the cost there
fore very great bat no@ the prsiries lie
before them, and with thelarge force now
at work they will DC able to build. to
Springfield ny es1y -Prin2, ard tne
State line next summer, and onward next
year the march will become more rapid to
the Pacific.
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HENRY CLARK, Editor.

TERMS :-$2.5 year. l.25 for six months inva-
riably in advance.
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DEXTER's LAST AND GREATEST PER
FoRMANCE.-The New York Sun of Mon
day morning thus speaks Of the unprecc-
dented time made by Dexter. at the Pros
pect Park, Brooklyn, last Sa urday:
The gentlemen who were at Prospect
Ptrk on Saturday afternoon saw some
thing never before seen in this world they
saw a horse trot half mile in one min
ute and four seconis-th first quarter in
thirty three seconds, aid the second in
thirf gone OF course the horse was
Dexter, and he was driven, to sully, by
Mr.. Bonner. The track was in good or
der, SO far is dryues+ was concerned, and
Dexter's tracks, with the new shoes ON
his fore feet, We're just where he put his
feet down; there was no slipping. At
the same time the 6rack was so rough, for
the want Of scraping, as to make it un
pleasant to ride over it. ID xter did not
make u break, aud he never looked finer.
As he came in, an experienced horseman
who was training him exclaimed repeat
edly; :" 1t i more like flying than any
thing else
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FOUNDED IN 1894.

ItD"tNLt<I IN f'of'J
Now the largest weekly in New England, pub
ll,hcd every THURSDAY morning.
Foot Of 1en'er ST., Herald Block, Rutland, Vt
TUTrLE COMPANY, Proprietors.
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MIDDLEEURY.-The store of H. A.
Sheldon, of Middlebury, was entered by
burglars last Tuesday night. They did
considerable damage by r4nsackin9 the
store, burobtained little plumber for their
trcuhla
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New York Dry Goods Trade.

We copy follows from the Daily Bulletin, Of the
18th inst:
Y The cotton goods market is much excited to-day
buyers are taking hold very freely at decidedly higher
figures Best standards have advanced to 17c. Stark
yard goods are firm at agents report large sales
at these fgnres.z NO ..-ss
Beached shirtings are decidedly higher. We have
IA yard Some of our jobbers are asking higher rates
than those we give. but we know tile goods can be
bought at quotations to day The market is very
We fear matufact will overde the thing aud ad
vance prices rapidly which will lead check on
trade many of them have Withdrawn their goods from
the Market others hold them at prices above those
asked by jobbers THERE'S doubt that cotton goods
have been selling 81 loss to manufacturers, and at
present prices pay but small profit St we think i
consumers at present prices, rather than cheek The de-
nand and allow the goods toaecumalate to be sold at
loss aterin the We give the following quo-
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TAX COLLECTOR,S SALE.

LTATE OF LeUIsIANA---Parish Of Gaddo-.By Fir
IN aud for tile parish Of Gaddo State of Louisiana,
have seized and viii proceed to sell at public auction
to the last ard highest bidder the Court House door
ii the city of Shreveport parish aud State aforesaid
Saturday, the 9th day of March. IsGa,
between the hours of II o'clock and O'clock n.
ne following described properly or as much q II a
will pay the parish tax aud cost to wit
5HA TEaiAN II. i. Airs acres hill land
CaRBELi. r. Csc acres hill land
DICKSON, EMALISE MRS o-acre lot No. q, IN ths
city of Shreveport. Va SSs
EDDIXS,R X. B.--5a0 acres hill land.
GILL; 81 III. F.2 lots and improy sments, in The city
Of Shreveport.
HEARNE, IRA SEQ acres hill land.
HUNTER, TT UaAS-S Northwest fractional quarter o.
section four, and northeast fractional quarter o
section Ave township Seventeen, range thirteen
WILSON q Ill One lot and imnroT eaeGf on
Texas road, near the corporation line
Terms Of sale-GASH, without benefit Of appraise
1aent. 81 If. SULIIF An z
raris.. Tax Collector.
Shreveport, January q, 1859. !st pf 81
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New York Dry Goods Market,

The cotton goods market remains quiet, and prices
without material change. The demand is limited to
the current requirements of the season. yet the firm
ness of raw material and high cost of labor have
tendency to neutralise the efecrof other contendng
causes and, therefore, there is but little disposition
exhibited to realise, unless at full prices for all staple
styles of goods. Meantime, small sales being made
at l5@1sc for heavy brown sheetings l21gls5c. for
to fine bleachcd do, ID 0l31Gc for fancy
styles of dark prints, Sc for Glasgow ginghams and
1I1ztal2tSc for paper canabrics. Woolen goods are
quiet and prices without much change. The market
for foreign goods is in much the undressing
condition. tSInping and Com List, Jan. 9.
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No Advantage TO Spectators

nm Monday. the 1st day Of February, 1863,
W Mt the Market House. in the city of Shreveport,
will sell public auction, without reserve the follow
ing described property, to-Nlty:
Fractional Ten-Acre Lot No. 1l-Gontainlng
5 acres rood and II perches; and one acre adloln
ing outside of the corporation being the noM Ell
including that celebrated failing vein Of water
sufficient quantity and of elevation to water the
whole city, and worth prineel fortune to any person
factory.
Fractional Ten-Acre Lot No. I3-Containng
acres, roods and perehes
Ten-Acre Lot No. 12-Exccpt small portion
thereof owned bsskobert Workman aud others.
Lots 1, 2, 3, H. 6,7, 8, 8, 10, II, II, I3,
IA, Is, 16, Il 49, Is, 90 So 81 and SO, block b. OF
ten acre lots Nos and as per map Of 3 Leaverl-
worth. City Surveyor, of Feb February IS, 1867.
j. Lots i, 2,53, 5, 6,7, 6, o, 10, liz. II, Is,
IA and 16 of block Of said cn-acrc lots and 9,
per same survey o. ..3s4ss=#sss
H. IS, 1s, IS. IL eoand i. Of block Of said
acre lots and o as per same survey - =
Block D--As per same survey.
~ Titles to ali the above property unquestonabe.
& @zss4S= Also----Ess@S @=S#z=
At the same time aud place--Two irst-class Water
Carts with barrels, harness. &c. two splendid Mules
two fine Mich Cows, and a fine stock OF Hogs.
Terms such as to enable all to buy:
One Fourth, CASH balance in equal installments,
due in one and three years from date of sale, with
per cent. per annnm interest from date, notes with
personal security and mortgage Waving benefit of APP
prasement and pay attorney fees and costs. Deeds
and mortgages to be passed and revenue stamps at the
expense of the purchasers, and to be passed before
Robert J. Looney, Notary Public
Shreyenorts JANUARY ara DIV
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THos. W. SCOTT, Agent,

+ 3. 5 Z
WIN. ROBSON, Sub Agent.
~ With S. NJ. Chapman, Market street.
Dr.. j. L. MOORE Medical Examiner
TENNIS COMPANY issues policies lives on all the
q different plans and at as favorable rates as any
other, while it has no restrictions in regard to either
travel OF residence and all its profits are divided
nlallF among its policy holders. Its policies all
issued onthe non-forfeitng plan.
1t is prompt in the payment OF losses.
THIS Company renewed and continues in force Life
Insurance Policies held ythe Southern survivors OF
the late warforlifg an exception,ln this respect,
from the majority, if not all the Eastern companies.
which, while the going on, refused to receive
premiums, and thus preserve insurance on Southern
hives. hnt are now soliciting Southern support The
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL never, during the whole pro-
gress of the late civil war; refused to receive the pre-
miulns on policies from its Southern policy holders.
sHREvEPoRT5 FERENCEs: -
b Col. B. NJ. Johnson, President Of Home Insurance
Company; Messrs. Walsh Bosseau, DR.. G. G. Cat
lett, f. T. Carter, j. c. Estner, Dew = Tally, James
s. Trippett. DID,. I. P. Leavenworth, Dr. D. 81. An-
derson, Col. VIM. X Shivers
NEW ORLEANS REFERENCES:
R. X. Walker d Co.
IT, W. Manson. Et5-E4t 81
H. Macdonald firm of Brooks 8 Macdonald
y aran firm Of I'm Il K kslpsSv CO.
Jennings, Weeks 4 Co
ELL II lis n 60 -; firm of Jas eo"nely Co.
5: Z. rs II. Won Phul, Jr, & Co 5s=s
5s.s Geo. e. Garner & Co.
6 John Ii. Phelps d Co. =. =s.-
1 60 Chenowottll, Casey 4 Co
q Henderson, Tealc i ca
Is. w. Huntington.
Messrs S. b. Newman 4 Co. &
q Woods, Mathews Is Co
5sa Warren Crawford & Co.
e Ethel / Thomas.
g Barnett 4 Shepard, So
8 Geo. W. Bancker i Co. gze--ssss.5s
Gen S. 3. Buckner.
- ID. H. Maury
Messrs Lamb, Quinlan Co.
Wr.. Bali.
H Ii. Bryan. !. 8. firm Of Given Watts & Co
&*s % $ MANSFIELD FERENcEs IN
Rev. Ghas. =. Stuart John w Stuart, ESQ.,, Dr. H..
7. Gibbs, Dir. W. G.. Thomas, DIR. N. z. Rives, Rcr-
John Pipes Rev. H. G. Thweatt, d., Messrs Dubois
{ Douglas Rev. B. F. Alexander.
REFERENCES, MARSHALL, TEXAS:
Major L. A. Blanche, DR.. J. F. Witherspoon, DR. Sam
sou Eagan. s25tf
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g. SHREVEPORT UNIVERSITY. :

\ VIE TKUSI taHFEEtpUTt UIIStFsIty tft
Il pleased to announce that they have succeeded in
SECURING the services of Prof. GEO. d. THATCHER,
to take charge of this institution 1t IS hedesgn of
the Boardo afford educational facilities equal to those
of any part of the country and instead of sending
sons to distant States to be educated to offer such nd
vantages at home as will command the respect and
confidence Of the entire community. To attain this
end pains will be spared to secure the best aud
experienced educators, of undoubted talent,
ripe scholarship, experience and skill.
The University is located in very pleasant and
healthful situation, two miles west of Shreveport.
The grounds extensive, affording ample room for
exercise, and the building is capable of accommodate
ing large number. zz5.ss5..
We shall educate Sons there, and we urge all
those who wish leave to their the best heritage
that can leave to his posterity, TO cooperate
with us. JOHN N. HOWELL,
President Board Trustees.
Iu,,,,
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.- COTTpN

4
25..... &c q @251z 25s1ds5s. lss4@is
:" 25,..,.. .2514Q325sz 2511l@2511 1S14@lsI
The demand for the leading staple to-day was very
quiet, and prices declined 1l1J9e- Factors still ho d.
ing firm, having faith in reaction before many days
We quote, market closing very quiet
In Currency. Gold 1873
Good ordinary. 943G@2454 1T5lgla5s
Low middiing .2514 @25l5 ls4@1Sla
WEEKLY SUMMARY, BY GREGG s MARTIN =,
Wednesday Evening Jan. 2O.-The market opened
this morning at yesterdays quotations Favorable tel
egrams during the day showing slight improvements
caused like improvement in this market We quote
closing rates for good ordinary 25@25al and low mid
ding 2b@261lc and excited, Cold l3G@lsI15c. ~
Thursday Evening, Jan. 2lThe market opened this
morning with good demand, closing firm with tendency
to higher figures. We quote good ordinary at 2614@
26l9 and low middling 2624@e1c. Gold l3I@13711.
Friday Evening, Jan. 22.--The market opened this
morning with fair demand at 261 @26t5 for good ord
nary and 26sl0o21c. for low middling closing quiet
Gold l37@l371S
Saturday Evening, JAM 23-Cotton market opened
dull this morning at yesterday quotations. with more
sellers than buyers. The news by telegram received
during the day being unfavorabe quote the closing
rates at 2514@2515 for good ordinary, 2554@26 for
low middlng and 2s24@a7c. for mddling Gold ls70
l3s.
Monday Evening, Jan. e5.-tfhe market opened heavy
this morning News by telegraph continuing unfavor-
able during the day, caused marketto close fat
We quote, nonlinally Good ordinary 24s0e25714 and
low middng 2512@2Gc, with more sellers than buyers
Gold I3S@139. aS 10 ss@as Es5ss zis IA 4
Tuesday Evening, Jan. 26.--The market opened dull
this morning, at the inside figures of yesterday, with
tendency to lowerfgures. We quote good ordinary at
241l@2415 and low middling 25@251ze., mainly At IN
side figures, from wagons, factors refusing to
samples except when ordered to SELL Gold l3s@lSs.
COTTON STATEMENT. @9E@
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1865. ...... bales. $50
/ Ltecc!red Yesterday ESQ
Received previously. SO 245-55,925
54,0T5
Shipped yesterday. ................... -.
Shipped previously Al ,6o9-4I,so
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ron NEW ORLEANS.

FOR SEW ofsGEASS-
Leaves on FRIDAY January %.
3 The large and elegant side wheel steam
,aff-asIeAe-er B. I.IICDGE, Capt w. I. Board
szssa@ssman Aiken, Clerk, leaves above on
the arrival of the ears from Marshall For freight
passage apply on board. JAZZ 4td
CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE GOalPANY.
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
income to OCTOBER i (aIs Months ~. 300 goo
NJ. j. WICkS, President 7 %PErT1r, Vice President
w. T. BOYLE, Secretary -.J IL EpaoSpsoN, Gen Aga
BOARD DIRECTORS:
NJ. J. Wcks, w. II. Hunt Napoleon Hill,
j.. t. Petit, James Phelan, Nm. Jayuega
w B. Greeulaw, j.. Titus, A. Seesel,
T. NJ Apperson, T.. 6. sLonsdale, W. L. Vance.
sB. K. Puen. F. W.Smith N. S. Bruce.
j. 7. TREZEY Ant, Jr BRO, Agents for Arkansas,
Louisiana and Eastern Texas.
Issues Policies on all the Improved Plans.
ALI Policies Non forfeitahle.
No restrictions travel or residence within the
settled limits of the United Suites, British North
America or Europe.
New Orleans References
Beadles, Wingo 4 Co., T. II. & j. NJ. Allen & Co..
Gen. Harry Hays, Gulhraith Stewart 4 Tier,
Jennings, Gates Il Co. Nelson, Lauphied Co.,
2F@s Shreveport
D. NJ. Johnson, Banker, I. II. Morris,
Hamilton d Co., Nimberly d Drake,
Gregg & Martin, Sas Cumming. Morrison s Co.,
Jessup, Marsh 4 Virgins. Hyams q Kennedy,
ss5 IRRELEVANT " EEUEE,
Agents North Louisiana. 0fice--- Monroe.
s=y ME. IRRELEVANT is for the present at the office
of Col b, M. johnson, Banker, Shreveport ina ~
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.yUDGM ENT,

fHyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT coURT-state o
4 Louisiana, parish of Caddo=-No. soi4--ELlza L
MADISON rs. Thomas D. TALIArEREo. In this case, BY
Ct the law and the evidence it ordered, a
Judged and decreed that the plaintiff Eliza T. Madison
do have and of the defendant, Thomas D. Tai
iaferro, her husband, the of three thousand two
hnxdred dollars, with FIVE per cent per annu nteres
thereon from the goth day Of October A. D. 1865. tho
date Of Judicial demand, till paid and the costs Of
to be taxedsEe2a 95lsSk S#s#3=3 4-
1t is further adiudged, ordered and there
be separationof property between the plaintiF aud
community OF ae9uets and gains between said plaintiff
and defendant, and that the plaintiff Eliza e Madison
be and she is hereby restored to the administration
her paraphernal property.
Thus done and signed in open Court, this 10th day
December, AID. 1858. 80
Alb. LEVISEE,
Judge 10th Judicial District, La.
4 TRUE Cory.
Attest: s. CUISINE.
d3o 5tl S d z5 ss5ss Deputy Clerk.
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Shreveport Dry Goods Market.

55g54@I es
Spragues and other standard prints. ..... .15c.
Stan dard brown cottons, 49,. .1S0l61ac
Standard shlrtings, 7-s................... ike
Sea Island brown ...l7c
Osnabnrgs, "a and 6D23c.
Lonsdale Fl b!eached = IS
Other IA beached goods. l4eglsc
Leaseys-
Stiiiman \. :. 81. ~ aoc
White Rock. &c.
Other brands .l5e822c.
KerseYs-s
Eli Eodnan ii zoe.
Other brands Of light quality. 170g22c.
Range according 10 quality 5g62l9c
Kentucky Jeans
Northern make, color'd d, all wool filings g 94oe.
ExtraquaitY i. ~. .6Vc.
Cottoa Stripes and Psaids-
l HeaYlest5. is9saae'
Lighter grades .l3tgl 6c.8
iicbings - Fl a
Mattress ~ se e....
reaIlef :. Z. aes21c.
Methuen, A .-...... @...... SIC
Bzanksts-- S4 sst{ 3 8 s3S 5ssss93xs a
Ia Gray sl}roWn :. y .'eteo "a
gS lflue gray. % sssts ~
Extra Mack1naW. -s..s- 81 ges 0V
10-4 silk bound bed S4egS6
Flannels--
White aud red s-4 all WOOL. -. .2561s5c.
White and red rs, all wool. -. assoc.
Blue and red twilled ............+ ~. 30 Gg45c.
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New orleans (,aotatioas ef rides. etc.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is, lSbg.s
Steer hides city slaughter,oy IS b.. q ~
Steer hides 70 to 81 ~. q 81
Steer hides UNDERGO ID "a O.
Cow hides, as they run d.
kips, 20 to "a fb 1879 O.
klTs, % to SO IT.. IL O.
Calf skins, each ...3......sl SOC
Country hides, flint, 2oto 25 ID -. 90 a.
Country hides flint damaged half price.
Reeswax prime yellow -. n. ~ i. - IS O. "
OK horns. large Texas, each.........10 O.
Tallow -. u Gil
The demand for hides of all grades has improved,
and we are forced to quotations higher
The business for the week has how been small,
andwe do net believe The advance be maintained.
IPicayuue,
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:. H. RossON, Auctioneer.

At the same time and place, very desirable frame
dwelling containing five rooms good we'll and under
ground cistern kitchen and servants rooms, stu
ated on the of an alley and Market street 'front.'
ing $50 feet Market street. being lot No. lin block
49, the former residence of Thos. +. Beale Esq, and
occupied BY Col Jessup. Terms and conditions as
above. ~ fss
p. II. ROsSCN, Auctioneer.
9 Shreyenork Ian 1890 ts.-s't ct szst}1
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.IUA.M ESNT.

- Z z. --.- !.
fENENTH JUBICIAI@ DISTRICT COUNTRYSIDE OF
y Lenisiana-i'arish Of addo-No 77s4.,-M arilDA
b. JONES, vs. JAMEs v JONES IL this case by reason
OF the law and the evidence It IS ordered, adJudsed
and decreed that the painful, ~ Is Jones, have and
recover Of defendant j. @ Jones, the full sum Of SIX
thousand one hundred and ffty twenty one,
hnndredths dolars with interest thereon at the rate M
i've per cent from lndlcai demand w january l.i
1865 and the further sum Of two hundred aud eighty
dollars with Ike interest and the further sum Ct SIX
thousand dollars with Ike interest nd IS further
ordered, that PLAINTIFFS legal mortgage be recognised
on the real estate Ct the SAID defendant follows w
forth sum hrsf named from Isl july fersnext
sum, VIZ ssV from st January 1906 ana ior the sum
last named from the litn day Of May S9e and costs
q suit = = ina tne
community q .aequets any cams nefet9ofe eAslshs
oe1Neen piaiatIn ana acends oe dissoTeu ana '!ae
oe aha sne e nsispy res.orsa Y Ie
anu M - nea ana
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Commercial intelligence.

Shreveport Jan. q, 1863,
The past week very profitable one to our mer-
chants The wholesale business was very brisk, and
nretty general throughout the city. unusual num-
her of merchants from the interior were in town, and
we did not hear of but two who did not Ill their
bills here The boot and shoe trade of this as
suming proportions far ahead of the expectations OF
the most sangulne Dry goods, notions &C, were, as
usual in good demand at slightly advanced prices.
Owing to the demand for theupper RIVER the grocery
trade unusually brisk The auction business was
very good. The retail and wagoners trade was fue-
tuatne-some DAYS GOOD and others dull. The freed
mems trade is prettyweIl over for the season. Money
for the purchase of cotton still continues equal to the
demand. when predieated upon frst-class paper and
GOTTEN q xcbanoe with a small margin and shipped to
soou Ao"''' COTTON:
s# OFFICE of r. III. LINDSAY,
Cotton Factor and Commercial Broker,
Shreveport, Tuesday Evening, Jan. 2G.
The operations in the leading staple since the date of
our last weekly report have been duplicate Of the
week previous. With the advance and decline, prices
reached 27c, and few bales strict midding sold for
CSC quotations this evening being nearly the
on last Tuesday evening. Below annex the opening
and closing rates for the week. basis of low mid
ding:
q. S. Currency. Gold.
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80 - { .anisiaua,....,aris 81 eaado.

n,.orshin Of IsMsae P.7and ALTcR UaNGLAss, hlhurs
~ PARISH CoURTs-N Office is hereby given THAI
h VIA Robson tutor of tlis miners Emma 1. ana
= " iangIass has this day fled my office his Sc
S acaoant Of his administration Of said tntorsnlr.
III less opposition be made thereto il thirty days
nrescrted By law, the same will be approvsa,
oInoogaed and made thsjuagaent OF SAID Court ~
pihses - Witness the Honorable D. Cresweli, Judge
S Of said Court, this 2ist day of January, 1862
n Il st5( :. II ia97 5,l H. j. WRIGHT. CLERK.