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, 1869-10-23
TEE NESSEE
Henry Cooper Elected to tho United
StnIc1 Scunxes

ntnrJ Iae5e eT today. aaa h< - e5cescd Nenat4s cn
tbe di.t ta1ot-CpofeT. A. Joaoson. 81 Cocret il !
srnutMan ot bne ability. and kzs beeu oonfifteas
KasuVTtE lkt x3-The eaeetkn ns S<nator Eirrs
f,cjp ia ali bot 1ahn<onA ardent ft1rnds
F1ohahly hestet ee'ssaaa could nj h.re be<a made
Ue vi enc & Military Gov JehE4 srr<iut
4 10 he Jndc.Arx. md eoEsneaded fer b. taex
10 nc7.ser ic the xisAiuIc. He kavt The deet.toc
io The >Ecra1oake-Ridsey cast. now rtnanf r. ~
anaanasltuiienaL On rrttnnk 1sm X bench ae be
tsai Tess:isc he rcEncytd 70 Na.avals I'D rox
atos fyvn Davta&o Trshcw the esita.tkTn tu Mhks
R.Sisis With one exception sotcA fo< hi- Ihs esec
t5n ihtpWI he la4s ahos q earth on rrra3tiau II
Ter
, 1869-10-23
TO THE IQIERS 0P THE ElGETH WlRn

HE1aE.s At tie a.t ~ risel4, il uar II uni,
lr4strc through ipftea" veters pssv .t]et 10 feh
acfre ~ euuatusted il the nertn+tl.n Mr TuM ei
f'r Alderman. = h<t sn+t~ and .san5 t--tifY.
s'r bErad Platform q ths eou.rssas.o hav u.ni
rtEscs. II national InisicAt Ant Iess,ols rEsiu-r
!tss stke 70 The tcnhal II ths eist:rn. q the u.s
-t;s in!et--ndeut catrt4f- fer Allz:az.1 of
lAe f1ssfh ard, s1i tnst The Es~Fs fhrer-I Il
frn,n hlsnv. and dr~.s. e7ntfr3tlepe
srtNAt-1 hr dshnnas Ah 14hstTes uAius hi. ~
MICHAEL. EtII,Y
, 1869-10-23
tt e Pfnducc Mark etu>
tEf1fIf-

sales : soo bales :. :a4e for natedhuk npItad4:
"a esss .ss: I've 4: i ! Il ss:Ss
e sssss hop sq ta Ss0 il ssss
lufe!toT sxtl4; 50 tugs y fer good to ehuiee e1tsa
S!:7s ass: ' 81
Mbcat-htoeipts. Hns3 tn dal. heavy And sasr low.
81 y ss
s!s ss.s S's E "a !? Se:s
NJ. R;st,s: :ats s it, n - X ss.ve = ID S<s isxs;
we.trs !silow M ':' sisi Ii ,er shs.e we.tsra oRe
s; rs II sotf. atg .s;FS I'D iss aa q
fcint IL Gats 81 % osto Eiso u Meias.e. sale:
FtT1eiIrx-Fnm, \. ibc for crude; 3rst9oe foE
iEsE1p on-pu,i =: e;easi % in ea.k..
.te.d, rs.fa. I'D ?i, # e h
e -: E; FL; NM
:sit.: 70 ,,;. 'no;!is" IL if
:::ts % 9eiet :,sist 81 a. 4 e +
ST. cse9:c1Fi1sa a,ss 1iFi9s5s :, ...es: '4- ~
VIII "a .xr III I'D lii ier :te.n ass liz nonl
na1 sa":.ti Is.
r. LIE ;:t, ,s .,,.h.,. 7, b,,
e. i.ve,. wht.s dnI. !t3vx "a Iase loser: n,e
sa X. tssy g., F .s,sd wf,s I g.: W
Il ss1s as.ss a4 tse. m.. in
Efs H9st .s5 ~; AT 1s;;dy 4
sSRa Is l'ss7s; 'as' 80 Ill western It sla
tlSWEGO,
os.lo CT 81 4 ss IT, VIII ss,s r.
ss'es Il s.cdo n ~ II S1ielisan !. i'm. IN ~:
T. Z :,tsdy; :slts =aa II bsy Sa'5.e i =
xG;f Gisii &c: barley, 1sse to se"
IN i.,s 1xroa4s-ss.ao bu wAe.s sasoe By s.:ts,
"" " pr,;,.--xm ~; mn In wheat, II nm ,, ,...x.
at,sfs ~. Eafoh1"-s'' III ""e1'' es@' 10 0as'es
1&~'s" ~s.. ~. aA1s,aeax ,.. ~, -,
x:al We.tesa :spr i ~: e.t;. Il. ~; .. j.
;ssas ssss "ssS eys s,sS1le YEN. "a'*' s.'A o.1''
ri, rier.. t.esr sb. to4,asSe shoulder i1e
| L.rd e,iet n lss4e- -.
@'''4 PHILADELPHIA.
.s.4e: %a' %..tein % a. ais%aIa fispf Si:hess
W.Tnu y 4 geWs5to O.. IN Sra,r. se n Hsr.
x estiEs '.'t' q q" ba New FOX two 'O"ea A'
=!.sa aa'*s; 'e4'as AZ s7e' 's1ns' n
sofHoa seaad. c,so7x~.r1 ra ~ ~ ~ ' ''-
cDc.sx.4r Of c'scliSnAua sESs1an17c1,s-r,oar IN
,ad l. wst> r. 4Ies; Ed 4
H,ss: Sen ~ n l.! HcterAs: q dsMeaa; & e, tor
es,fS. Ses:sse! :st; ,so ibid. !. t4"zsso
/ ah-rj NyA
, 1869-10-23
New York I1rv (:auts .51rr4 et.

= we" Iu9E WET EFuuV1 31F0&tt- II
SEN FnEK. Ott, .2-At tie ssecn. dett!nc the:e Is
gna bnfinctf IL rsnt~ c1hcnrs and othrt e:air lines
II de1lrt- e1lttnus and w11flens~ which teas
sod # animation and In Mae e.,es ont ot tea rcs
f8vtr the tltct tn WAY. still We have ffnp
liant elAnfr lak- 10 cotton goods eIcrpt tht Penn
ltItou a" tielA, which reduced 10 .sc pcy ard
, 1869-10-23
Foreign.
Preparations for the Great
Radical Demonstration In
Paris on the 26th.
IAN Address to the Wor king
men from the Revolu-
tionary Committee.
The Spanish Press t'rge the In
mediate Election Of King.
Spnius
TIE Ek0WN.

MApElp, Oct a.
Indications nCw aIc that Dukt Mon.pcnRter will
< the succesa.ul candidate Tor the crown Of
Sflair.
The country Ii generally Tranquil.
MADRID, Oct =,
The press stropR!y urut the Immediate election
o. E!nE, md suggest the c1csaton OF Esp artero
n the tbrune for life, aud the dcssSnslon Of the
luke oi Geno1 as hla successor.
n THE COkIEsr
Ire question Of ordering elections for Deputies. to
sLppi, The places Of those wno joined the insu..
gents, Is nuw Qndtr couslLeral!ou-
AKRta:r OF EErc%iICAk LEApKK.
Secor Ozena, the Republican leader ia the
: Cut:es, has tcen arrested.
, 1869-10-23

u HcsT Orleans Judge Comes Down
Upon Certain Ernuds.
.SEx oEIEAse, Oct. 4t.-judse Abel. today.
caled ME grand 1urJ together and dcltrcred
eEarfe 70 taeus urging them to &top, poF Abtt,
ptsrclfated upon The Stale Treasurer, ant this
nsSomrsnsn 1an M y wholesale perjury and snhosoa-
TllcitJ Of ol1lcia*. lie alIucet 10 tnr faIsc cnr-
trrt aud fraudulent oht.sninE OF WARRANTS upon
re stass lfrasufef u virtue Of m act OF the
Of stts!sns = no terted under Jacsaoa in the bat
, 1869-10-23

1tso b..: .hest IL 40 ba: h.ne1 f4aud bo; Il,
go b.. shipntnts- Wheat. ioAspe b.; eers s&e3 b.
f.hs: enFn, 1se: oats 1tNtAtte 70 New fosk. F1ou
daft; s1lts lno bzss White Kentucky = n 8 Whea
ptp1tua II <MAl Is iot ChieAN1 md A0K1nktt No
spIinE E4in esAier: sales = ~ ta ta kts Western
:Sare Oats dan: sa1ss 1As00 ba We.tssn Il g. Rti
q ninAl 1T QA298e. BAElry-SAAta car 3oAda eddtt
Eanada It al-.3 detiterrd.
FkoxI1llxePofk dul At Ram 1afd 9c0 II 1scs
HIGuEIytt-Nptnipall XIid
, 1869-10-23

ilndclphin Ctty official Removed
Tho Brooks Assault Cnse.

:
Tho Brooks Assault CnAc.
fHli4pE1r1ItA, Oct eaa-ufEh constable Cla:k
has been removed by Mayor Fox lie has beeo
corrected with tnc police otte4n ycarA
The RrookS case Was resumed tht4 morning.
lie rt tcncnlze.i Morrow as being in Keenan, store
pre y,ous to the assault, and believed james
1aouahery 10 tc tac uan he saw
EttuRrttnS to Get into the c1rE!aec
1t TIC door when he reached II In pufxrl; Of his
see1tAnt4. On 2ccnunt Of the disappearance Of =
witness for the ptoeec utton The court adjourned
I'LL to-nolTuE. Judge Ludlow nas taSttcd the ef'
tofts Of the TnlIeti St2les Authorities And the
ssxte AID city oflcerx to cndeAvor 70 end tnt!
w1tuesA, and said he would exhaust the power oa
the court IN search, 2nd Il the E1tntsk wAs IN Ne~
Jeney &c would request the Governor of thai
state to deliver ht:n 10 the court.
, 1869-10-23

PROPOSALS wGl be .eee:ztd =: "a ofice Of ths
C;six EYLk County Etsu ic,, oe:iek H.. 1et- =.
ls for tie ttE1.-r. tn 10 .dc Ct Wsd, fef The C,y<
k.s md seFaI othees IN tae re t1at wing Of Court
Hntet,
PEuPOSAL Is I'll s!*o Be- reeeiFet It The Esuc pta=a
made of irun n records Aad p.pzt7 In County Cx-kSs
tiEc~. Reenl4E's 0hee AID the enee Of the Clek It
the Superior Court and tn bkt tor tie trla II Ill
P.n. and rp<<1AeAttone may be It tho ofEra a
Euse {: Chapman, Aftntettz, 15a NA8hinxs IN #,
kDW. !. aALIsADS, County t!e.f
, 1869-10-23
- CARD.

- 0@@N 0001
Nj. HN. DEyyE :e.t r. mott h.cry II rztc: biz "a
fri. as At hte nrwlr-.nes I'd r-t+ht:.husent. Nh ~
stA:e It. ;his tsA1IiHbATl R}ES1St:: pet = The
h.., wa. DESSE.
, 1869-10-23

0swtG1, OFT ts-BREAhsrEFTB-f1o active and
Ill ehantt1: sasrr Ct a,:tu htA. Wheat UNCHANGED
ta'es # .otc hn 10 r. atisttEsn u s1o ESn l"W
do At &tc. salt. this morning q G0n ba do II se bI
leE Etesdy: raltt II 2u9 fu B,y oalnte at stD y
, 1869-10-23
ntstds

prucr. oxt, a--Joha " Morrhe4d. Ctreat Clerk
Of his e,urts essnAhe ct1eu- ditl Il he res
dCcec In this city u O'clock tth nottihe lie tea*cs
= y lie and thEte ehl]dtrnL ,.-
BoArox, 0et. %-E. IL Tnitc. TIE WI .EEnNn te1
eerat,rr eetuef found dead IT. bis bed this mora.
ine Ii il puprcs-d thAt he d,ed 4rpu an aerttetfal
! cEhf * findH1a.
, 1869-10-23

SAG fnAxefHco, Oct, 97-RHK HKA11ETE1Tk-EIauF qriAe
hrd rne banged Wheaf-Sa1es Of R,n1 bu tktpptng ii
Ef :ct<1.hs54.
Nohk7AhI-LeEa tenders, s6t,
, 1869-10-23
Occun Frr1xhtx.

6stet1i despatch to The Chteasa Tribune.
NEW foRk, DC =.
FrrfShtt BIT fnalI b:l.irese eEIEk rastr.
CHtt to Ltvtrpont by sttsn1, 4d Wheat. hv etc 4L
115:t; by &atL HJ4d. k!crr. - 81,
, 1869-10-23

4h4 may t5Arf IN fatA ons4h
saymeats Of deb.a' a,zoInt.ix c.o1fd.t az
" oo"ft fs a1s % oeen assknea
t,en 10 tns csse she caooses 81 sot IL 70 msre 4
~ Mana sae nas not made up 70 tah tine
e1e eM.o ooa eRoose 70 lay "hat hne VIII 10 aese-
-. fc1,+ o.
-, ~ eos.a. IL = ~, eTe as y sey oowsr 70 me
ts.,st 81 = Iae ,n4 4aesaoa y Maetne1 sne y en-
''~eo " ~ ! s1'n1 xr 11T = s,3qs sTH'teo to1
1sa,c n Ash ~ u HhT E.nS sr r,,n ..nn,.,,
Tn,,n ~ :. c,,-u. " r7,,- .z,.
ntmao., ao 1non III u eeofee ~ e11f. AssaRps't
sta,6eI Aoa c9na e. MJIsn 20 Herman n-
n. naelsT. asiumpsit, n9s1H nsma5d rssa ~ 'eofse
pesnsnd. taa. Il H. V 's"e" As'aops'-
Roser seos1 & % =. sams r 4esnropss 9Hm.0 pemsad. u
Albert parxer = rne Sorh Sra, f;o,a and
silver xinin1 1ornnsnv sssn,nsf esn ItamsnH SuA
s1% Gq.us un,,a . . cr,o -
BsTt.tn, 1ssamns;t hsnand 94ia aao 'ona -
,,. Ine ;',. Mntaa' Soilir COMPANY Of SeW 1ork :.
tssy a.sutnes,; Lntea StAes CoaAF t"tn'
1soirrf Hs..n%.s ~ "1 :. 49, ss,o9 E .xx,u,
,,i Drnand $50 ssn 81 ~" v et"oa h4ee' 'asAa'n2
-! heImaa n k9os M :: Heo'se Acges"oEth- Assuru2-
4mts + Wa .. a. nn,nr. e.v
A1.sG1xtt fsemanS 80, Votnes A- e~&''
: 5aeoe YtyeT !: Esso. Israel and r. uen.cn, r.
5000 ps'~ '
Wilson aad nosass c. G,lieste. Assu@pat d.. D..
jssos Nsye, r. Anton uerzoo md ru,,u, Isck.
scn Aasumps.t. Demsnd, ss.uas a. '''>1'
Euw,u Uav ii n, :. Prtsr ii, Campoeu and Pat.
r.rE N. H+nf,ser Hammnsit its.p.Gt 1 sst1 ~
NJ I,m,n 9s1f,n 'Jn Janes rn5eer aq: and ~ to,,.
n. Ma1aelt. As.nrnp4it Demand, ss,s@,
, 1869-10-23
rrcsb3 tcr1nn synod Of Chicngo.

MrNhnUTH, Ill, Dct .s--Thc l.csbsterian
Synod Ut Chicago c1nu:encsu tts session In lhIs
CITY !Att evening, In the Gid s'cEunl Presbyterian
tiE!fh. The itiellnR kettuuu delivered hF
the tet:nnR Moderator, Rss. Cl4res Elliott, u.
D.. nt Chicago.
1sIe :, bod wsk Then opened hy PRAYER, and the
rotI etInc1nr uIraR1r attendance. T1e Key. Mr.
fe.lhf, nj MAcont. Vas +rGtr,t M.sfctatns tar the
er+uinF 3raf. ar1 Ret. l. !. tlxsex, ,en1n,rary
c!trk, aud, motion. tGe ncssItg hsStournes! to
TO oTlock This mnrnlnv. The appoEtnrnt reports
.o rotnn :t+t occupied the forenoon s+.sion- r.
Nlson las Estn chta,ttu St.t;t,i tictA antl Rev.
AIr- CEit1iu ptfmsntLh& t'11k.
TIT. weather LAY IL *tndy 2bd WutIy, with d
ST,uh ~ '1ts,p ofA
, 1869-10-23

The Live stock a1afAet.
Special Dsspa3eh To Tbs Chicago TrIhuns.
Nkw YohK. uet- =.
Bceg Cstc-Frrah cftEngs to daT Arkst dull
aEd rlosed Ntak At decline Of kt6Hc Range
II p14tes- sttalsc.
sheep and L1r.h+-AHirls since Wedne4aay, tAssl
mAfkct weak, With Hee!Iut ct &c. and drit. SAlcs
Sherrt Il, ,G<t4c: tatnte a1iapt.c.
ha tnr-kteripta sitcr "Wednesday. hsll Priers de.
cfned !e cEI closlng At 199 l9ec- D7rssca atss
dull 1t 1a4;3kc,
, 1869-10-23

Brainard Free Dispanssrv,

Rooms rrcord .trrv Rier Js<a~nnA Eu1iEs1 rsh-
we1t eeruer nf jefasoa &ai Ht1-.4ci tat;. sI,:ra
born stf @ri p. tats. e1er7: s77sIrt s'r''i+A
III. t:.; .t.a;r y;e.,sa!s,.A =. r-:-@.i-
hE.!ca.- rcn4ttT- r'at +. J r. Wake 17c....re ID
Lx5fl1et* Mlu be tek2qN ststJ,
, 1869-10-23
OCEAE STEAMERS,


FuR LIVERPOOL IND QrEESsCGHy.
1sslAy L1NE Or VAN. sTEANRRs. sA11iH1
Aan AETRKSaTE, TIEsna7S
Rates & p.A4xe y tse szs1saay stcsE1er:
:. fIt.t EAb.n Gtt4 | Steeta.c~CUzyea9.
L'S:?l eF Qusecsn- s1sA 10 Ltpool OF E.eca1'n a
Passs1s bJ tho IaessAy eteaas.., "a Hsl:1sx:
l:f.ts CT QleeCAn --aeac0 L'to-f Seesa% y. tE
+ HsAf.s: stas AaH.s-,-:--:--:~ is
branch 1se.rtF.... A.ne HrsEca stsspe1. Dn
Tekttl sold ~ aad iroun EneiaGa, Eeiand trd trs
.7liJ Y sh- Uonp4n,'s 0fls<s. JOHN G. IA Ia
aakent: y htesdT1aJ. f1J Se1 Yd1< q TO JAMKA' y AA
md rcoELs eetazta To- aay ss1sncc or d9te
, 1869-10-23
COUNTY t:DI.ltT.

Guardians AfrDINTED.
Mary u. Ewing WAS appointed guardian Of Ella
Z. ami lucela Kerr, II Ane give oondA for q, ,s0U.
lohD !. James w24 appointed guardian OF Absa-
ha II. Van Barren, Il be fuInish bon1s for 4i0, o50.
, 1869-10-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

Foreign ainrnets.
Ios1os, oa alApm.
III iss3 e :s:s s':;:'' 2 ;*ss ~
LONDON. Oh. t-Kvenink
% 1ts'esa @ ~ :ses'lt; ,a. nE H. - b,sds r.
:ia: ihio,S C<sui, s.: xasas1e i Gse.s 1e.ss1n.
PAar. Oct. =.
h'1s'e n1'1' Aso''' ~ rxAsxrox7, o.: Il
boeds settve. trn: -.
es n. a. Se:ss' 1:; e 81 ID ';t 1sss i y "a;
Po1k. liz LIN, - -...
plous. :4tt4A. y: .bue+ p 81. Red whest, - Il;
white Heest, H. ID: 2In, - d :, M .,,,,
$om5 afe American
!; % pere Ia export .sa :laa % speast,,a- stoes
u g e:ss sss
t I'D q: 5 5Sfs.a. ssa :.iss itas s.e@ Sssshss
blesd.:ads- .iIto1ai. white ~ns.t. 10 d: 5sa
We.tesn ~ + y q; v,n.s' ,. d We'tssa a7ur. sa
Fo!1 !ios Nesi, -. Lafd, IL Cheese. "a d. Ba-
lttrotsssn;. ts l. Sd r.llow, q. rnzenttnt' 81:
,I.no~;, s..9s:. u Sperm oil. s. sataT y "a
Cotton a.t. ,set on SPOT: r1s,f aao.s-
New York Drea DIST u1., Provision and fifucery
1fnfkctB-
Srecia Dcspateh u Tho Chteafn Tribune.
NEW EokX. Oct a
Flcue depsrs+ed and esh.i. declined with fir DC.
m.nd fer eotnm0n aid medium Atate and Western.
%heat dull with decline o. lts3e; few trAnsaetinns
Corn u..e eteads. and csed hsc Oass lc higher. and
n4o:e active.
| FHOyISIOE&-
Mets Pork noting doing II whoitsale: fair setail
tate It asa G43l % for fut"tr delivery market quiet
Lard hM NesfeIn. With few tzAuAAttfous ls.a
t4c Cut 1neas abundant but It'll 1ess than the
hr1l and. E.cnu tc4sce and buttneAs Nominal; lssg
l1a.c oaefEd freely.
| GHnCEHtEA
Suk1IAagkct eow, with frw buyerr. r4anfn&. 1T "a
lI!c: rtfrrd it,Alsi,c Ocffst britf Al I'LL r5,srs
viii .taal' fuupfy Rio in btnds duty ratd
| lS1.4Isa+e.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-10-06
sew York Dry Goods Trade.

NV ToRK Sept. ls.-Market steady and fairly ac-
tive The only change of Importance to be noticed is
decline of &c in Wyoming bleached muslins, which
are now selling 155c. Ali beached musins de-
pressed and so are canton hannes of most makes and
heavy brown sheetings, which are selling at 1906
and paying no profit. Good styles of fresh madden
prints buoyant and saable but poor styles are com
Monday 1t Large dry goods jobbing houses have
been rushing their trade this week. while clothing
houses are doing very little. Cotton has been de
pressed and this fact has had tendency to restrict
large purchases Of cotton goods.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2s.-Athough the market is mod
eratey active it is nevertheless weak certain styles
Of plain cottons, particularly cotton fannes. The
Pemberton have been reduced to-day from 8l5s4e
New England from 1751@l3c.; Pacific I A brown
141z@l4c Harris bleached from ll1S@1 ie; Hills
A bleaehed muslins and q do are also reduced in
price 51c. per gard.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-10-06

Texas Street, opposite the Court House.
- EsPECTFULLY informs the public that he is
HI prepared to execute all kinds of work pertaining
TO his business. promptly and ON the most reasona-
Bile terms Parties wishing build will find it their
interest consult with him, for he is determined to
deserve success. 81 1y
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-10-06
Shreveport Money Market.
Consignees per Texas Express Company,

{ Baerwold, A Ward, t " Scott, q smothers R
Rankin, W A Wherry, I H Morris, j Koran,
Smith, Mclean A johnson, Capt Q Cotton, A
ham & Taylor L s Matthews. i A Montgomery, J. Il
Hobbs, c & f Barthod G Stewart, VIM Bruce Jas
McCleerv Geo Slaughter, Manager Telegraph Co. "a
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-10-06
sInn REXARD!

500 REWARD!
GONE G0WARDLY SG0UNDRELS having candes-
y timely crept into M horselot, Monday night last,
and shaved emanes and tails Of my horses, the above
reward will be paid for proof sufficient convict the
perpetrators Of the dastardly act
RICHARD r. RIGGS.
Kingston, La, Sept. Is, 1859.
QUER1-ATas this coarse resolved upon at the last
conferences meeting Of Che Evergreen Baptist Church,
appease malice and 10 . raise the standard of NOR
alitv''? fsa253t* r. r. r.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-10-06
Commercial Intelligence.
SouTH-WEsTERs OFFICE


Shreveport, Oct. 6, 1862 {
Business for the past week was not brisk could
have been desired This, in great measure, ow.
ing to the light receipts of cotton and the decline in
prices AS long the planter holds on to his cotton
the country merchant is left without the means to pur
chase with. We are informed that more applications
for credit have been made than for years past owing
the disposition Of the planter hold on his cotton
for higher prices Whether they get 1t or not time
will have to decide. As it is our merchants who have
heavy winter stocks not overly satisfied with the
The forwarding business is remarkably
good and will probably continue for number of
weeks the country merchants have been able to get
credit in the CITY, The cotton market for the past week
rather on the dull order, with light receipts Last
Wednesday low middling opened at 221a@22A in
currency, and closed on Saturday night at 2o@cts
Monday it advanced at least cent with active mar
ket Yesterday we hada still further advance. We
noticed the sale of choice lot or two at 6 Gets in
Specie and other lots at % cts currency Good Or
binary 2l@2lJ5 and low middng 212l122cts., with a
firm market.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. !, 1859 bales Is
Received yesterday ...-.+... -..-........ 200
424s
Shipped yesterday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Shipped previously ..............s, l97-s,9el
Stock on hand ......-s.. s5s
Shreveport Honey Market.
Gold ...,...,.. .ls2tgisa
Mexican Dollars .132@134
Bank Checks on New York. ...........57l Oct prem
Bank Checks on New Orleans ........... par.
Comm ercial Sight on New Orleans ......1 dis.
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To Planters and Shippers!

fHsHE undersigned. having nass extensive additions
q TO their
gosaMoDIoUs WAREHOUSES,
a. Corner Of Commerce and Mlia.n streets,
or THE IsEYEEs
and diseetls appose ihenew wharf, arcnew prepared,
IN view Of their increased facilities, to oer superior
Inducements to al shippers and consgaors Cotton,
Produce or other Merchandise.
They have resIacedthefr warehouse charges
TO tue following low rates:
Storage Cotton 374S cents per bale. currency.
% mp freishts - cents per barrel, currency
known corps OF efficient assistants, they respectfully
invite a SHIRE of patronage
~ They will make liberal advances IN Cash and
Supplies upon all coasgRments, and prompt attention
will be given to all business entrusted TO them
Respectfully, &c. WALSH g. E0ESSEAU.
Shreveport Anguish, 1869. fdsw6m
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Az Eraves4zaaeaaa with sure Esrofis!:
4 Market House. in the city of Shreveport on
Wednesday, Novembers3, 1869,
between the usual hours of SALE Four Lots of Ground
of the following numbers block and dimensions with
all improvements thereon situated, viz:
Lots nine, ten, eleven and twelve, in block
There is machine and carpenters shop on portion
of the lots under rent of one hundred dollars per
month The above lots front 60 feet on Travis street
running back so feet, and so feet front Commerce
street. running back $50 feet and in close proximity to
the R. r. ferry and be truly said to be the heart
of the city, admirably located and adapted foundry
any manufacturing purposes This property contains
area of 1880 square feet.
months the purchaser being required to give note due
months from date. with per cent, Interest from
day of sale with personal security, and mortgage
tanned upon the property until final payment.
p, II. R0SSON, Auctioneer.
Shreveport, October 6, 1860. It'd
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Shreveport University.

EEyIIE SECOND SESSION ofthis Institution will COM
Il nlence on Monday, September 6, 1869, under
the superintendent of Prof GEO. L. THATCHER,
assisted by sufficient number of able and experienced
educators to give efficiency to every department.
While the course of instruction the classes will be
thorough and complete, pains will be spared to meet
the increasing wants of community in the Commercial
Department.
Rates of Tuition, Sc, per Session:
Primary Department. ....... $40 0G
Academic Department Observation-Disclosures 5 90
Preparatory Department ................ 80 90
Collegiate Department 80 90
Board per session. including washing, lights, &C. 80 90
One half payable in advance; balance at the middle
of session.
cept Of protraced sickness Students charged
from time of entrance Each boarder will be expected
to furnish his washbasin, pitcher looking glass,
towels and bedding, except mattress and bedstead.
JOHN N. HOWELL,
President Board of Trustees.
ShrnYennrI AUGUST j. 1SR4 -.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.
. "A choice lot fine Horses and Mules fully ae
5Ff. ciinaatea for sale cheap. at Grahatn's planta
IN ton, near Rocky Mount, Rosser parish, La
TIIE0. s. DIX.
september i, 1869. I5t#
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SHREVEPORT UNIVERSITY.

SHREV EPORT UNIV ERSETY.
FENHE TRUSTEES of the Shreveport University are
IL pleased to announce that Prof GEO. E. TIL ATCH-
Err will continue in charge of this institution
session and by public appreciation every where freely
expressed to believe that they have met want of com
muny at the right time and in the right place And
snarea to Afford edneatione facilities canal to those Of
any part of the country.
The Universitysis located in a very pleasant and
healthfuI situation, two miles of Shreveport
The grounds are extensive, atfordpg ample room for
exercise and the building is capable of accommodate
ing large number.
The extensive repairs made during the summer va
cation add much to the comfort and attracveness Of
the institution
JOHN N. HOWELL,
President Board Trustees
Shreveport. August II, 1885, [tf
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KEACTII FEMALE COLLEGE,
Dc


YHyHE next session of this institution, Rev. PETER
! Il CRAWFORD, An, President, will commence on
the Second M onday in September next.
The session of ten mouths. or forty weeks is divided
into two terms of five months. twenty weeks, each
Each Young lady required to furnish her towels, bowl
and pitcher looking glass and bedding. that is, bed
Clothes including bolster aud pillow. IT she prefers
that these things should be furnished, she charged
s2e0 per term addition to regular rates of board
Each young lady IS bouud for the whole term Of five
months, and no deduction is made in board tuition
except in Of protracted Sickness Of more than
weeks duration time FL the Of death money
advanced is refundedin due proportion
Is - If young lady enters the College in twoweeks
after the beginning Of the rm,she IS charged with
the whole term.
Rates of Tuition, board, &c.
Board, Including washing, lights, he, in advance at
the beginning of each term, IN GOLD or its
equivalent per month. 5. SIS 90
Tuition IN the solid branches IS 90 to 5 %
Music, with the of Instrument. 90
Greek, per month. -. 90
e II charges except fer board payable in q. S.
currency. THOMAS H. GATLIN,
President Board of Trustees.
/. I. T0MKIES, Secy.
August 4, 1889. [sm
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nREycHs Nc e FoRPRoP ERTYIN THE NEIGH
" borhood of Shreveport Tract of Land with
500 acres, 100 cleared, good Dwelling House, ont
houses orchard g., in the vicinity Of Mansfield The
tract IS very valuable forits timber and is fair average
upland. It is an attractive residence - Apply
al this Office for further information. iy22 IF