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course, there Is no proof. About 3 o'clock
at the grocery again, and asked for beer.
knagan says she told her she did not need
\ declined to let her have it.. The answer
conduct Of Mrs. flanagan at this time indi-
|tty strongly, | think, the condition In which
at the time; or, at least, what Mrs. Lana
hight Of her condition. While there, Lana
ke home sick, and Miss Lubee had already
| her bed. Upon this state Of facts the ques-
cents itself whether at the time she committed
J deed, the accused was intoxicated That
greatly excited there is no reason to doubt.
sufficiently evident from the fact Of her
visited the grocery 30 frequently. That
biz freely il, / think, also evident. Was she,
htoxicated7 Il Is my duty to say to you,
len, that IL she was intoxicated, even to
extent that she was unconscious OF what
doing, still the law holds her responsible
act. Il il true, to constitute the crime Of
|there must be killing OF human being with
ditated design to effect death. But this de-
ed not be proved. Where the act Is CON-
1.-THE law imputes the design. It proceeds
Q sensible principle that man may reason
presumed to intend to do what ne In iact
thus, II man will draw from his pocket a
I'd deliberately shoot down fellow man, the
Mont further proof, adiudges that 1t was in
| ri TO xiii him. II he would excuse himself
( show afirmatlvely that he had no such
purpose. Then, and then only, can ne
aerated from guilt. II It appear that
inscrutable visitation Of Providence the
| /, Of his mind had become 10 disordered that
40 longer capable Of discriminating between
d wrong in respect to the act he has commit.
a the law, in its justice, pronounces hin in
" the cline. Bat, II his arrangement Is
ry-if his madness be self-invited--the law
hear him when he makes his intoxication
to excuse him from punishment. II, then,
lscd mingled poison in the beer that was
liz flanagan, the law charges her with de.
XIII hm--and though she may have been OK
drink at the time, even 10 such an extent IS
now what she was doing, she must answer
consequences. Her selfinnioted insanity
= be allowed 70 svan hsg fog defence. Ths
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First Class FARM for sale.

- The subscriber wishing to change
Nm his vocation, proposes 10 sell his farm,
~ siiuaied In Harrison county, Texas, Eve
niles west from Greenwood, twenty miles
from Shreveport, and oine miles from the head
Of nasigation on Cross Lake. There arc
Eleven Hundred and Fifiy.Su Aeres,
Three Hundred Of which are cieased, and in a
high state of cultivation, and well improved !;
good and commodious DWELLINGS, ou,-bnild.
ings, stables. lots, etc, situated Immediately
on the main road from the Cherokee portion oil
the Tnniy Ia Shreveport, on Red River; n
good gin and mill IN operation and an excel
lent ofshxFd Of variety of fruits.
Any person wishing to purchase, cannot be
oihes~is, .@an well pleased with the situation,
which. D, ant Of fertility Of soil, and abund-
sncs o. 10 timber md water, cannot b. sur
passed BY aly in the western country. The
purchaser, IL ue.ir,d, can also be supplied with
the stock on The farm consisting Of horses,
males, cattle aud hogs, and also with the corn,
fodder etc, and the implements Of husbandry
on the premises.
" Terms liberal.
s. McCOWN.
September 80. 1854. I0m3
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PAClrlC RAILROAD MILLS.

INIlsE Mills are again IN operation. The
i. following are the cash prices for Lumber
Lumber board measure ki5 90
Rough edged humber, 10 90
Lathing and paimg, side and edge
measure, 90 90
Lumber over II inches in width, or 20 feet IN
length, will be charged extra, in proportion to
the dimensions.
The Gri-, Mil will be- in operation on Satnr-
day. Sacks brought to the mill mus, be plain
ly marked, or there will be no responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent. will he charged on Lumber
bills when not paid in adsance All sums on
credit vii. be considered due on the first day OF
December Of the current, year
A. b. RURRESS.
September 80, 1854. lOy
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To Planters, Mocha MICS and Builders.

NOTICE. invite the attention Of the pub
' lie 10 my large stock Of Staple Goods,
which offer for sale at very low prices con-
si-tIng Of Lime, white aud red Lead, green and
yslloY Paints, Putty, Window Glass, lard
shoe, castor, and nseed Oils. copal, japan, lea.
Their. and iron Varn-h, Gin and Mil Segment.
Gin and Machine Bands, Nails, Castings
Chains, WagRon and Buggy Harness. Collars
liames and Wagon Traces, Iron, Steel and
Castings, Straw Cutters, Saddlery, Brides,
Martingaes, and large assortment Of staple
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware and
Crockery, stone and glass Jars
a lnrge assortment Of Shoes and Boots.
brandes, wines, syrups, eordials, pickles, lard,
sauces, bacon, flour, molasscs, sugar, coffee,
tens, fish, whskey and London porter.
WIN. u. COBES.
Port Csddo, Aug. 20, 1854 I'm
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&. YALE. JK. Il CO,

81 Magazine Street. Ner Orleans.
n YALE In, & CO, ~ Magazine street,
VI New Orleans, Whoi,saie D,al,-s IN I'M
ported Ntapiean Fancy Silks and Ntrau Goods,
Lac,s, Emdroder,ss, Giores, Nani,iias, Fr,nges,
Bra,ds, Buttons, Gimps, trimmings of aHkiads
Bonnsis, Siram Hats, Ribbons, Artificial
Fio1ers. Millinery Articles, aud Rich Fancy
Dress Goods Of all kinds. A full and complete
assortment, Of every thing in their line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand Count
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
{. YALE, JR., 4 CO.
~ Magazine street between
Common and Graviss
Jan; 10 iahS
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Shreveport Advertisements.

Z. CARTER, Commiss,on and forusrJ.
IL ing Merchant, and Wholesale and RATA
Dssl<r IN Groceries, Profisions, Liquors, Hay,
Corn, Oats, Bagging, Rope, DC DC. l. c
Iiarts Bfs,k Warehouse, corner of Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport, La.
6T ibefsl advances made on eonsigumen,s
OF Cotton and Merchandise. Every deserip.
zion Of Good. received on storage on moderate
term. ns-v
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DAVID McH'1gA

BOOKS BOOkS!l
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
~.y.s- Tn attention OF scholars. pa
A rents guardians, and the public
generally, are respectfully called
TO our lsrr. and complete assortment, among
which may be found all the standard works
now used IN our Colleges, Seminares, and
Common schools. We have also large and
well selected stock Of Historical, Poeilcal, and
Miscellaneous works, elegantly Tend Bibles
at all prices, from the cheapest, to those got
ten up in the best s,,le A large supply OF
novels. uovcliettes, aud literary works,
PiAso Musil. n choice assortment Also IN
stractor, on the Piano, Flute, Violin, Guitar
and ACCORDION.
STA TIO\ERY.
y A VERY large assortment OF fools
n IA cap, letter. fancy note, declaration
-rAeA account, funeral note, Wrapping
blottinr, and sand paper :,
Ruff, white, and fancy envelopes, assorted
Blank account, journal, index, memorandum
and copy books.
Steel, gutta pereha, and gold pens Fine
inkstands, and school do. black and red ink
black sand, WATERS, Sc, for sale at the Cit,
Drug Store. -
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
Marshall, April -, 1894. Iy
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"M II. COnBS has this day retired from
w the receiving and forwarding business,
and IN doing so he presents his thanks to his
friends for their liberal patronage extended to
him while in that business HE also calls the.
attention OF the public to the advertisement, o !
Wm IL. Farley, who is his successor IN that
business, and respectfully solici,s liberal
patronage for him. Mr. r. has been in our
employ,u the receiving and forwarding bust
ness. for several years, and recommend him to
The public as man who can be relied on as to
his business qualifications and integrity.
WI II. COBBS.
Port Caddo, Aug. 90, 1854. Am
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GREAT BARGAINS!

I>tiE subscriber bcgs leave to inform the
l. citizens OF Marshall and the surrounding
country, tina, he has Just opened n general
stock Of
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES.
Hats, kcrseys, Lowells, Blankets, Prints, DE
Lame plaids, Merinos, Alpacas, Silks, Satins,
Ladies' Man,les Shawls, Bonnet-, Hosiery,
iiandkerchiefs, Ribbons, Laces, frngcs, etc
ALso--Cloihs, Cassin'eres, Sa,inetts, Jeans,
and great variety Of goods too tedious to
mention, which aie now offered a, lower prices
than ha has ever offered heretofore. A call is
respectfully solicited.
j. J. CARRUTH.
September 30, 1854 10 3m
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: mp A riffiF's l''x SONS,

WE arr now sse<ivine froa New Orleans
w pea, snl veil selected stock Of eoeda'
consisting Of INV 0oods, HsrIssre, Qsss"s,
var,, G!assrsve, SAoes IND booss, Has sna
Cans. Ladies and Misses Bo~nsfs, sd kesd,
vaIe Cjcsh,nx, all Of which, we are ps'c'nz Al
very ahort proata Our goods have been ~
lecied with care. and will be sold - low - ~
can sfFord, and with view 10 rapid sales We
sol,ci, you H. call and Judge for yourselves
ar We are selling alone TOT CASH
Marshall, March rs. 1854. jo-"'
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FRESH ARRIVAL!
StH they Come, and a Comiag!F
~ Bags Of shot;
~ 500 lbs Of bar lead
rs kegs and half kegs If powder
10000 percussion caps
so bags Of coarse and fine salt
% bbls Of st Louis -four
do white beans
do maekcreI, nos and 2
30 bag. Of Rio coffee
so bbIs Of sugar
10 boxes star candles
IS do rosln soap
30 do of tobacco
rs do Western Reserve cheese
ticrces Vi rlce
30 hbls and half bbIs Of N. q. molasses
~ kegs Of Nails, &s,, &c.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, herrings, and Goldfish
figs, rAisins, candies and nuts of all kinds
and variety Of fancy eatables too numerou,
to mention. Call and see for yourselves, At
THEIFOKD 4 WILSON'S.
April Is, 1854.
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Paper Warehouse /.
~ u lie n D..
IIoRATIO D HEWITT, tsaece-

CRATIC d HEWITT, (sncce--er 10
l i Tyler & HEWITT PIANO FORTE AND suss
DEALER, 80 Camp street, New Orl.sn. Ma.
always ON hand one Of the largest and mos.
complete selections Of Piano Forts in III.
southern country. all Of which are guaranteed
M good and perfect Instruments Agent, a
the sale Of A. SropARr Il Co.'S New Yor,
Pianos.
These PIANO.. are celebrated so, fin. an. D,,
NJ tom. nurene.s ~ .onnd and a., n. s.- .a,
beau,is,l Gni.h ~ .,,.,lo, ,,,a,,.h,,' ~
are considered hy IN. p,of,s.ion and enmns,s,,
udyes In he Tia 6res, pia,o,. nd. Il a.
Jni,ed STATE. poy,icn,,, attention I. ,.on..,.d
to their splendid S,rpentin, pattern with r.v
keys, which is considered one Of the fines, NOS
made
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WILSON, UAUE. 4 co.
(North-esst corner Of the Public Square, op.
posiie the Planters IIotel)
FrNEE undersigned having formed partner
l. ship in the mercantile business, beg leave
10 inform the public that they have on hand n
good supply Of sfnpie and Fancy DIV Goods
Hsr1~are, Quesns~Ge {, DE. md espec, soon
10 add largely 10 their present stock.
We intend offering unusual Inducements in
the way Of prices, m we'll as goods. and shall
b. pleased 10 have yon call on u.s. that W. may
convince you !. is your interest to give us
liberal share Of Your patronage. Hoping TO
nlssit ell We ask, we are
Your obedient servants.
JAMES u. WILSON,
LEE NJ. DADE.
Marshall. Jan. I. 1854. n2t-ly.
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BURNSIDE 4 CO., I'm o@i,-s and
Os Wso1,saie Dealers N Foreign end M
nss 'e Dry Goods, Nos 10 and " Charities
street. New Orleans.
WI remove to 95 Canal street, early Ia
anuasy.
New Orleans, Jan 7. 1854 H.
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THE MAMMOTH STABLE,
Wholesale and Re,ol Saddle and Harness
.Nhop.


Shop.
A Large saddle and harness shop
has been wanted for a long time
7 IN Marshall The subscribers
aware Of this, have recently Visited New Or
leans, and returned With II large and well Sc.
leeted stock OF every thing in the On
above line which they will sell on more
favorable terms than has ever been
offered in this market, either for cash or corn
and fodder. II you want anything of the kind,
don't send abroad. or pu, yourself TO the
trouble Of huntIng around, bu, call down and
look a, our stock, and price our goods
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square.
The livery Stable is handsomely fitted up,
and is acknowledged to be one of the largest
and best regulated establishments in the State.
Persons patronizing this stable may rest assur.
ed that their horses will receive every attention.
We keep plenty Of proveader and faithful host
,ers.
G. u. HYNSON n Co.
~ We have horses, buggies, hacks, and
carriages to hire, sell, or trade.
April, 10Th, 1884. ~
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tn lsom d (er.

DLANTERS can be furnished with Bag.
! gng, Rope and plantation supplies as an
advance on Cotton shipped through me A
liberal price will be given for Cotton in ex-
change for the above articles, OF in liquidation
Of debts due the firm Of W. II. Cobbs Il Co,
or ". H. Cobbs.
WM. II. COBBS.
Aupust 9G. 1854 Am
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TIN W An 4.

T II. VANHWDk, manufacturer Of N.
81. Copper, and Sheet Iron, keeps cons.an,lv
on hand a complete assortment Of Tin wa,s
which lie VIII sell at Shreveport prices.
Job " ork done in y superior manns, snA a,
-hor. notice. Gu,.,ering done At short notis
and cheap.
Jan. Is. 1853 n2N-
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Warehouse Notice.

HAVING taken charge Of the Warehouse
and Cotton Sheds formerly occupied BY
Mcssrs. Cobbs & Co, respectfully tender my
services IN the Receiving and Forwarding bust
ness to al, with the assurance on my part thai,
viii exert myself to r. .mote the interest and
carry out the orders Of those who may favor
me with their buaIness.
WIN. II. FARLEY.
po,t C.di, tu, .DN A.
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IWiBlI.L 4 EDW ARDS.


IWiBlLL n EDW ARDS,
tOPPtR, TIN. and Sheer Iron Workers,
y Nos. ~, 49, and 81 Fulton. Nos. IS,
30, and 80 New Lesee, between Gra,isr
and Poydras streets, New Orleans, are pre-
pared to do all kind, of work in the a owe
line Steamboat and Plantation work done
in the best manner, on the shortest notice,
on the most reasonable terms. Also, on hand
"A large assortment of Cooking, Steamboat,
and bar Room Stores, of every size and de-
scriplion also, Ill kinds of House work,
Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received, and promptly attended to.
TWIBI1.L l. EDWARDS.
New Orleans Jan T. 1894 H.
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MRS. Il. W. MASON viii instruct I'm
WI lied ssmkeT 10 the
FRENCH I4N(.I AGE

" early application is made. Pupils BY her
s;sien OF tescbins viii not only BIZ able to
reed aud write, but TO speak the language
huensly. Instruction will be gwen morn
inss Al the Writing Room Of Nr. Mason, over
Messrs. Fyir. & Son- store, and Viii be strictly
private except TO the patrons Of The school
This sesson viii commence on The 45th OF
September, and continue three months
ITEMS .--s23, payable at the end Of the
sessiou. sept la--sif
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eSTAR CANDLEs-io bos,,. in, ,.e.i-.d
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Furniture Here at LAstI
WYE would invite the attention OF our
w friends, and the public generally to our
large and well selected stock of furniture
now on hard and daily receiving.
Bureaus, Bsds,eais, Tables.
Si.nds, SAFES. WILLOW Ware. fe.,
CHAIRS u all xmas,
which We offer low for cash. Those wishing
to purchase anything in oar line. will do well
to 1--WE u-a call, and examine our stock and
prices. before purchasing elsewhere.
Gail At the old stand Of King Theiford's IN
Marshall
THETFORD 4 WILSON.
Mayl ls53 nl5-iy.
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Piano Ferries &c,

Piano Ferries &c.
THE subscriber keeps constantly
for sale the largest stock of Pianos
w " in tho city, principally from CHlcK-
BRING and NuSS's and CLARK Those are un-
questionaby the best manufacturers in the u.
States. Also, at All times Guitars from MAR.
TIN, together with violirs, Accordcons, etc.
All the late and fashionable music, with pre-
ceptors, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS,
- Camp stree, Ner Orleans.
Jan. 3, 1888. n27-ly
~ NJ, BAYLY 4 CO., No. - lanai u. and
~ ~ Common IT., New Orleans Whn!sssle
Groeers, and dealsrs in fine brandn vine,
liquors, and staple gooda, coffee, sugar, tsa,
salt, molass@s, -four, bacon, lard, beet, pork,
steamboat and plantation supplies, etc.
Dec. 10, 1854 n28-ly
kDwAkD THOMPSON WILLIAM L. ALLEH.
'1>HOAPHON. ALLEN, l. CO. WAojsss!4
l. G'ocers, snt Desievs in ~Aoscs Wines sn1
Liquors. Nos. ~ and ~ Common street, New
Orleans.
Goods At the lowest marked price and guar
arteed in every PARTICULAR. J. r. SliANKH
san. HENDERSON. ALrz HxspsssoH
3. 4 A. HENDERSON, Il Co,
GUCCESSORS 10 ilttlejohn 4 Henderson,
- Who!tsole Gvoesrs. No. O. Magazine st.,
corner Of Natche-. New Orleans
hanSry 1883 ~
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PEkE(jM cry.

TENFU MENU. :.
4 CHOICE assortment Of perfume'y, =
"A oils, pomades, cooking extrscta, -
Land halr gloss, variegatsd and fancy ~
shaving compounds, colcgnea, hair dyes 81
hair tonics, from the celebrated sstabliss
Of JuLEs HAuEL h Co., Philadelphia, tot -
at the City Drug Store.
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON
April. ~, 1854. y
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joins . scorr. GEO. SEALING.
StOIT Il SEALING,
llhoicsaie and ReiaH fioih,ers
Nos So and 90 Canal, corner of Did Lcyee
NEW ORLEANS
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VIEW ORLEANS ADvERTlSEMENTS..
Wholesale Book L stationery Heuse.
~ RNE'CT 4 DOSTWl(k,

10 CAN'T sfhhhr' ~ o. ID
Fne,.As'' and ,,,'1fr' q Books and S'a''ors'y
EM "n.V W. "'.en,''" v, p"y-
$780, g" 70 our "rse s'oes OF DOCKS
-. "u ".a''onef' ""on We how
..N :" tn, nu y, ""'," W. nv 'o"''"",y
,eIs,'s s",",'ous rom ''l 'he r,'n.,paI pup
"nd '' Eurn c Un, o,ncp ' W.. '"e" ,''e,
""' ''f' wv S'"c" !" ."e "s,st h'u
a s,~ .,n,a % I, ~ .'s n"o', a", .emg
49,. .a,a,,n "m r"o", na ~ m., " ."'
,;ona,. 49,, s,r,n ,h, a"" u',s oa va
,he World our r,c,i,,'.s 70, a. sunnlS,n, "
,om.,. u,,h .om,'l,,. s,osE J -, T. o w"
S,a,,nn., ", - Wv. ~ nAs "'l"
bon.c IN H. snu,h pna h, ,.u " ,ha wy no
On s,a"t aonn,;. "a' a., @ :" ~. s..
man, ~ ,,s,..",r u,.,n,r I,"a,a,',!, err !pI
- H''I't'
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Republican Acadesst y il.

Htp0Dt1CM0 Academy.
TINE FIRST SESSION of tins Institution
l. will commence the first Monday in Sep
tsmber, and continue five months.
TERMS:
Or,hogrnphy, Reading, Writing, etc, per ses-
Arithmetic, Typography Grammar, etc, IA 50
Algebra, Logic, Rhetoric, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, etc, :. rs 90
Higher Mathematics, Greek, Latin, etc, 10 90
Incidental Expenses, ....... 30
Weekly exercises in Composition and DE.
clamn'lon, Arnold's Greek and Latin Prose
Composition, etc
Tuition will be charged from the time Of
en'erance, nnd no deduction made, except in
ease Of pfotracicd sickness.
ALFRED BUTTON, A, ".
August %. 1854 5-,f
DAGUERREOTYPES.
MR.. A HERRING respectfully invites the
N1 attention Of the community to his Pie.
'ure Gallery.
Rooms up stairs in the new building Of Cur
IN, Taylor 4 Co.
Rooms open from 10Y A. NJ, till 4P,M
Marshall. Feb 4. "
HATS! HATS! HATS!.,
USr received and for sale--Supertine fash.
- ionable Moleskin Hats;
Fine black cavalier Iiata;
DO do do do, with cords, tassels
Superfae dsab Otter soh Hats;
a large variety Of son Hats generally.
Mems and Boys cloth Caps;
Infants celosed silk velvet Capa;
Superiine fur Caps;
Black and white wool IIata;
Call and wee, no charge for showing Hats.
4. q. GREGG Il co.
August "a. 1855 ST
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RAGGlNG AND ROPE.
A LARGE lot Of heavy Kentucky hesJ
"A and the best lot Of Rope ever ot'e'''
this marke.-on hand and for sale By "a
q. u. GREGG y "
August 10, 1854.
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Buyers will at all times find at either
house a large and scasonable stock of clothing,
got up in the best manner, under their mme-
date supervision, at very reduced prices for
cash or approved paper. jan T. 81.
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1854
II. & II. III. KEY,

WINTER GOODS embracing variety Goods adapt
Of buyers. Fall
and variety second to - market aad we ee
Goods
the eo-e-ibu buyers. Call and iaisr for yourselves
GOODS
Iiesyy white Georgia ke.ey-, Heavy Lowell,
seab ndscys striped DO ...
Do Kentucky plans, blue gray and god mixed ~'h''
solid eoloed hnd~ys leans
Heavy negro blankets Wm's e' aha y"o" Hah'e'
, "1s ed ''' green &C. spotted e.
Black French cloths,
Saddle blankets
Brown bieacnd dometr.. Double ydth plaid Ganneh,
Do drilling Buck and Cashmere gloves, etc. etc
DO andc hose
Figured PLAID nd blacks thdrens woolho~,
black ubaxnr, a blk silk ribbon,
r"nDy and de LANES. of
Solid colorddc ribbous
F,nb hand English mcr sssd eoors, taiersesves
dali ipdi
woods Chenise,es
SIX under
READY MADE CLOTHING
Eue ddrbb
Casumr dt Embroidered black cloth
Ba land blue aerc coais
lack frcnchelo silk
Black Kin pants. Single and double breasted plaid cashmere
Black and fancy cashmere. Saline .and
Black satin
sehssl and Miseeianesss Books and Stationery.
A m assortment of
Russesh Glazed hats
KIP land
al
Smoking ,. King and chewing tobacco Spies
Starch, undMa k.ea
Candies, Powder, shot and lend,
IRON, NAILS CASTINGS.
BAGGNG AND ROPE.
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At tArir ner stand. on the corner oppos"<
q. g. Gr,gg q Co. Wet Of The SQUARE
WOULD respectfully ihvi,e the attention
V Of their iri.ais ara rs.iot'.I', i'll Hart
= son and the adjoining counties to Their
large and carefully selected stock Of fresh and
genuine.
Druy.. Medicines,
Paints. Oils,
pa, Medicines. Garden Seeds,
Surg. lp.,rsment., Shop Furniture.
Pant brushes, .arn'.hsss'
Brsndie., Fancy SoHps,
Hair Oils, Eoogne-,
Chemicals, Dye Sto"s,
p,rf,m,,y Window Glass,
Fine Wines. Pomades, &c sc.
Our entire stock Is new, having been select
ed in the best Northern markets, by one OF the
firm, whose experience IN buying and selling
drugs we think sufficient, Ruafensee Ia our Gus
TONERS, tina, We can sell them al as reasonable
prices and on as accommodating terms as any
other similar establishment, Oar establish
men, has the undivided attention OF both part
ners. and orders os prescriptions VIII be iaith'
full, aud pgneiuslly attended TO at all hours
Marshall. April =, ls5l ~
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HARLEY, JuREY, Il co, Commission
l. Merchants, No. ~ Carondelet street, New
Orleans.
B~ W. II. G. Iludgin 4 Co. Agents, Shreyc.
port, La. July ~, 1864 "