PbilbIse ea Taesday amd Friday.
Late Northern Intelligence.
The New Herald of the 6th, says
that a powerful conspiracy exists in
Congress to oppose Lincoln and break
up the Union. It says it is very
evident that the European powers are
resolved to break up the blockade.
A dispatch from Washington, on
the 7th says it is considered doubtful
whether the legal tender clause of the
treasury note bill will pass the Sen
ate. Senator Simmons will introduce
his project for the establishment of a
national bank, a savings bank and
a fiscal agency.
The lower House of the Kansas
Legislature, by a vote of sixty against
seven :passed a resolution requesting
the. resident to appoint Lane a ma
jor-general and give him the com
mand of the southern expedition.
T'pe Leavenworth Conservative
has made an exposure of the recent
bill in regard to the Kansas bonds
to the department of the interior, by
which the State has been swindled
to a large amount probably $10,
000.
A dispatch to the St. Louis Re
publican states that there is the
highest authority for saying that
there is no truth in the report that
the recent rebel flag of truce brought
to headquarters here a communica
tion threatening the lives of the hos
tage, Col. Corcoran and others in the
event of the excution of the Missouri
bridge burners. There is in the com
rmunication no allusion whatever to
that subject.
It is stated that a Confederate spy
was captured, recently by a company
of general McDowell's division-in the
hollow of and old tree where he had
been secreted for several days. He
was fully supplied with provisions.
He refused to give his name or busi
ness.
Several of the congresionnalfriends
of Gen. Fremont, including lpmin
ent members of the committee on the
conduct of the war, are understood to
have prefarred an urgent request to
the President to have. thie general
assigned to a new command.
Private California letter and dis
patches make probable the e:arly ehec
tion of the Republican (;,)vrn,ur
Stanford, as Mr. Latham's sul:ces".
in the Senate.
Mayor Opdyke, of New York,
writes that unless the floating debt
is promptly paid it will be difficult to
obtain supplies for the army at any
price. The floating debt of the Fed
eral government is $120,000,000, and
increasing a million or two a day.
A Patriotic Propdsitioa.-Mr. J.
M. Holbrook, of Atlanta, writes a let
ter to the Southern Confederacy,
making the following libqral proposi
tion:
I propose to join every citizen of
Georgia worth $810,000 or over. to
give $500 to- arm and equip volun
teers, or to be Rused as a bountyto
those who enlist for servicet the com
ing spring, or to support, the fami
lies of oldiers where reemd.. If my
fellow-citizns will ,meet me in this
proposition, the Governor, o~ Oe-r
gia or the Confederate Goveromient,
a, ta.ase may be, may draw ow ne
fr tt Laboves amoant; or if it be he
centuil to the sctacees of our cause,
wdir.-idens f .this State worth
P%1 I1a1D . wo-v=w t join, ,u:e i will
aged about:40 y , For the past
forty- tAa ieea the
faith-t z enard
Esq. n QSaof .ian
parents .to the Stote of
Virgini a , to Birddocl's de
feat withwd& tint she was fami
liar.
Mammny QRa iOft". 't't the fami
ly with rpm in eence o G eneral
Washinshegou wlomi e w hst often
seen.--L ,aeo. -(G) Te.'lqapt.
A Daiag '~pipl.-'8ome few
days sinc9, M]. , R.. Jckan, of
'Capt. GoUlW. : is noinpany, Col.
Ferrest's g+imeii; started with Mr.
R. M. Martin on a trip to within the
Federal lines. They wont some ten
miles beyond Calhoun, and represent
ed themselves as Federal soldiers,
took possession of twelve horses be
t longing to Col. Jim Jackson's caval
ry which were at the house of a Un
- ion man named Willis Field, and
- brought them safely into camp at
Hopkinsville. It was quite an ad
a venturous and successful expedition.
t [Louisville Courier.
r A Change of Tune.-Harpers,
1 Weekly has been behind none of its
- confreres in chanting paeans over
the waning proportions of the rebel
lion. Now it shouts a~nother strain:
Rebellions of such proportions as
t this are not so easily snuffed out. Ini
t case of success upon every hand in
t our present operations we are not to
look for immediate peace. Broken
the rebels may be, and dismayed,
and disheartened, but they will not
yi ield to one campaign, however suc
cessful. They tight ,from an old
hate; from a life-long sophistication.
o They fight, too, with the sympathy
of the world. Let us not suppolse,
theretkre that they are going to sur
render at once. 'l'hest is iluchi more
Y endurance, much mlore paying, thani
e we have vet lad.
Li -___~- -
A Call.--The Chief of Ordl nance
e of the Confederate $tatcs hias i..uad
- an order requiriug the immediate, re
turn of every lnmusket, ritle, carbine,
pistol and sword belonging in justice
to the Confederate service, but now
in the- hands of citizens as trophies.
-Citize.ns are, alppealed to by ,.very
e cotSid,ra.ttio,n of honesty and patriot
a isin t,) return these weapons without
a day's delay. There is urgent need
of them all. It is earnestly to behop
ed that the lash of lithe law will lihe
ttusparingly applied t,,any uanl' oevery
5- one who, Iu this hour of dzarknea-s andl
Speril, sid I play. thief r laggard wit h
r the " irusirumints of their country '
defensmi.
SOUTHERN
MARBLI WOR KS.
Corner of TIxas. nd E'dw.rd Mt.
H AV1-N(; pe)r;nancntlv lo:ett.1 ill
Shreveport, I am preparetd to 1zman
ufacture from the raw material, a:nd
right at homne.
MARBLE MUONUMENTS,
TOIMBS,
TABLETS 4- TOM)13 STONES,
Of every description, inthe best work
manlike manner.
IRON FENCING.
The undersigned having marde ar
rangements with the manufacturers,
is now prepared to order every des
criptio of
IRON FENCING,
suitable for enclosing buildings, gar
dens, cemetery lots, etc., also
IRON RAILINGS,
faq.mllewries asd balconies, WjjiJ
PRICES (adding t msportatioi).
Ptiarcb g .titbl.1 to canla
-idah~ite; .~ tr.. ityces, t m
8deth#lrnt Mbrle Wekit of
w. . sitO.,
r 45Texas and Edward.t
,Off -qa ice il ShrevepoEt,
I ds:
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Job Printing Office.
t
BOOK AND JOB
Printing,
Pamphlets, Blanks,
CIll (' ULAltS.
PLAIN AND FANCY
SHOW CARDS, and
HANDBILLS,
pC
BILL-HEAD.,
BA LL TICKETS,
EID1ING IN VITA TIO(N,
WAGON RE 'EIl"TS,
('.1 7'A L ()G UES,
Sob every din criptioffice ,o/s.
t
BOOECTED WITH NA TNEBS.
Our facilities for doing job work
are unsurpased by any estalishment
in the Ctate, and t , andentthat
satistaetion will he given to thosu
who may'tavoruswith their patronag e.
We have on hand a good article of
Bl ILL-}lEAD PAPER,
NOTE 1 PAPEt,
Or. :e asiortmient of fine buin ork
IVORY.,
and CITINA es rfaclin.
i th tat an d fl c.lnt d.
holac and will Retail Dtahler in
IAIMIL Y b, FANCY GROCERIES.
LOATr BAR STORE.,
TEXAS PSTREET,
iA good assortm~nl t of finthe aboin.
named articles constantly on hand..
S-3l11D. DI . O'BRIE RIES.
ewapeT r AdvR STOrtiag
TCOIAEOTISNG AGENT,
Oamede artileanal constn.y on hand.
1 ly e, No. 6,
Nsw OmRLENaus, LA.
,Weekkly it Cordrespolndeneo in
l nglih rene , German and Bptn
fbrklanguag, frminished o. amoder
tp t~tnrrr~
BARMAIMRS FOR fIYRS! I !
i3PLow state of Red River no drrwback.
Attention Publishers.
SPublishers of Newspapers at
in North Louisiana, and
Texas, who may wish to
dispose of their establishments in
whole or part, by sending me partic- i
ulars, and locality, will find it to their
advantage to address me as below.
Persons desirous of establishing
Newspaper er Job Establishments in
the interior, will he furnished with
Estimates free of e!arge. by address
ing me. And if they order Printing
Material or paper, cards and card
boards, through me, will be furnished O
-for cash only or its equivalent-
the best bargains, at Foundry prices.
I offer the following ostaclishlments '1
for cash, or good negroes with unen- 1
cumbered titles. S
An old established Book and Job to
Printig Office, in a large city. P'rice
$7000. at
The material of a Job office, in a S
city. Price $5000. V
'The Cheapest ct
Printing Materials and l
PRINTING OFFICES'V
EVER OFFERED.
A Newspaper establishment and I
Job Office connected. Price $2300.
A Newspaper establishment and
good Job Office connected. Price -
$1800,
A newspaper and Job Printing es- C
tablisbhnseet. Price 84000. S
An Adanm's Book Power Press, C
second hand, in good order, medium B
size. Price $1000. 1
A Ruggles Card and Bill Head
press, will print any ordinary size job
at the rate of 1500 to 2000 impres- L1
sions per hour. (New.) Price $225. II
A Ruggles Card and Bill Head I
press, old size, second hand. Price 1
$150. C
Fine Printers' blank cards, China, C
Satin Enaunelled. and India, from $1 I
to $3 per thousand. Funeral, Note, I.
and other paper.
[f~' None but cash orders will re- ?
ceive any attention. Paper 24x3G6
to arrive.
I have also for sale, the following F
second hand materilds :
A font of 500 lbs. Brevier, I
.. .. .. 260 " " ..
.. .. 150 " "
. . 510 " Long Primer, (
6 fonts 2 linhe Brevier. I
4 " Long Primer Condensed. h
Together with the column, head, ad
vertising aild dash rules, leads, &c. (
Also-A Medium Printing Press, (
Roller Mould, &e., all complete, and I
the following materials used for a I
short time in the publication of a 1
weekly paper: About 850 lbs. of 3
Bourgeois and Minion, with two line S
letter; column, head, advertising and
dash rules, cases, chases, etc. I
These materials will be sold low I
for cash.
All the requisite materials for a
paper 21%x28, will be furnished for
:7.50. decidedly cheap.
An entire riuttit for a paper 26x40,
I have the dispoanl of, for the" e.xceed
ingly low price' of 8(100o.
The Job 'Ty'pe of a well assorted
.Job ( )flice, together with the. cabinet,
and Job Press. Iead and Brass Rule
C(uttet, etc. Price 8$,50.
JNO(. IC('KINSON,
s22tf :1-hreveport, La.
Vicksbur- Whig.
Published in Vicksburg. Mliss. by
M. Shannon. Terms, in advance,
Daily per annum, $8; Weekly, $3.
NE IVSPAPER LA wT
Subscribers who do nlot give oxpre s
notice to the contrary, are consitdered
as wishing to continue the subscril,
tion.
If subcribers order the discontin
uance of their papers, the publishers
may continue tosend them till all that
a due be paid.
If subscribersremove to otherpleees
e ithout informing the publis. anmd
the 1 iper is sent to the fo~r dii'e
tion, they are held responsible.
Timre courtehave decided that reflius
ing to take a paper or periodieal fori
the office, is prinma face evidence of
¢raud "
CU..LM 17 ý.L IA tL -
WOOL MARKET.
In the city of Shreveport buyer.
are offering for first quality, 23 cents
' Ilb., second quality 20.
The quotations of this edmmodity
in the City of New Orleans. are 40
' 45 cents P lb for American.
2 New Orlcune'
Cattle Market.
Carefully revised by the latest N.
0. papers.
Arrived on the 6th instant. 397
Texas beeves, 00 Western cattle.
150 hogs, 00 sheep, and 130 calves.
Sales, 129 Texas beeves, 31 Wes
tern beeves, 162 hogs, 144 calves,
and 8 milch cows.
Stock on sale, 414 Texas beeves, 17
Western beeves, 2570 hogs, 130
calves, 00 sheep. and 31 milch cows.
The quotations are: 0
Tel'.xasr.' head, Ist qty 25 00oa:35 oo
2d qty.......... 15 Ora'5 0(*
Veal Cattle, ' he1ad.. 11 00) 13 00
Sheep, 1 head, lstqty 4 00ar' 5 0O
Intfrior.. ........ 2 004 3 0)s
Hogs,P 100 lbs gross. 10 00@12 5o1
Milch Cows, 4a head. 45 00'~i() ns
2d quality ....... - OO- 0 - o(N
Slhrev-eport Irice, ('aurr-.e-t.
Corrected Expressly for the Daily Ncen
SUGAR......... .. .. S a 12}
COFFEE........ .. 00 raO 00
RICE.. ......... 0 rO 6.A
BACON. Shoulders. 14 'a " O0
lamns ... - 18 'a) 01)
Sides. -... 18 , 20
LARD............... 25 1' 25
UIOPE...... .... .. 00 ra 2.
IRoN............. 5 7
IRON COTrON 'lTIE, 0 10
CANDLES ........... ..00 5:3
CH .i.ESE.......... . 12 A r 14
SPr:.NYARx........ 35 4'a -
LEAD............ - . a 12
WIhSy. P gall.. 75 ra 1 0t
MO1LASSES....... . 35 ) 410
{I!., Lard ..... 81 50 ' -
Linseed.... 1 75 'da
FLOt'R, 'P harrel.. 0 00 'a00 01)
' Texas 4~ 100 lbs 0 00 'a 5 .5
PORK............ 2' 00 a00
Lime.............. 5 00 ra
V1'iv R . ............ .a Ii h5
CEMIENT :......... .(; 00 ri -
1POTATroEs, 4 barrel 3 50 'a 5 (0
]-BA t;INe;, India.-. (O0 ra 00
Kentucky U0 ra 25
CoRS, P bushel . 50 (a 0 (1t/
OATS....... ...... 00 'a O0
BRAN, ; cwt.... . 1 1
IIAY............ .2 75 ra
l'OWDIER, P Keg.. 25 00 a: 30 04"
NAIL.s............ 00 'a 9 00)
SnoT, - bag..... 2 :;76'a 2 ;5
SALT, 4 Sack.... 00 'a 9 oiU
UP FREIGIT...... 0 00 l i9 0(;
I)OWN. COTTON -. 0 00 'a -
Shreveport lhide MlsarlIeet,
Corrected Daily by N. G(. Tryon
I)RY ID.S.........------ ;
G;RERN do ..........- a.
1)EER SKINS......... 10 a 12.1
CooN do ........... .5 .. (1
OTTERR " ............ 25 'a.1 0
BEESWAX..........-....0 'a 22
TALLOW ............. 10 'a 12A
TIHE MAILS.
New Orlcans--Tri-weekly-~Arri ves
''uesdays, Thursdays and Sun
dawv at 6 p.m. Departs Mondays.
W'-dncsdays& Saturdays at 4 n.m.
Texas Mail s---Tri-weekly~-Arrive,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days at 6 p.m. Departs Mondayc.
Wednesdays and Fridays at 4 a. inm.
Arkansas Mail,-Tri-weekly-Arrive'
Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
at 6 p.n. .Departn Tuesday, Thurs
days and Saturdays at 4 a. m.
Monroe Mail-Daily-Arrives daily
at 7 a.m. Departpdailyat4 p.m.
SAlbany Mail-Seii-Weekly v-Ar
rives T'uesdays and St'urdays at ;
p. m. Departs Mondays and Fri
days at 6 a. m.
I Natchitoches Mail -Weekly-Arrives
Thursdaysatl2m. DepartsThaurs
days at 1 p. m.
- Ofice hours;-From 8 to 12 a. m.; from
a 2 to 6 p. m.
SStmdndayt from 8 to 9 a. ,.