The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-11
Correspondence

From the caado Gazette Oct IL
c CoLLINsBUKG, End Oct, 1854
Al. oo' nat'e-Dear Sir: You are probably aware OF
tne existence OF an unpleasant difficulty between INV
Two brothers in-law colonies Gilmer and S.nd;d ~
settled. - e' iie's peen
lou will please publish this communication, TO.
se'hef with the lnclosed correspondence
respectfully yours, DC,
Ii. sPYKER.
II. +. Spyker, Esq.-Y gu ask what 7 would ran,,;ro
OIL j.. M sandldge to settle pending difficulties
VIII say, that written statement from him that he
mas never intentionally injured me- or caused others
10 DO so, IS all that require and for statement Of
TINS character herewith withdraw all charges made
against hlni. Yours, truly, J. B. GILMER.
Orchard, April 80, 1854
y HOME, April 3oth 1854.
Wy. ~ e spyfsr-Sr: In reply to the note of this
INSTANT, addressed to you by j. B. Gimer, can say
that circumstanced as are, it has ever been my
studious care to avoid any of difficulty with
MIN, ana certainly encouraged others to do so
Yours DC. JOHN NJ. SANDIDGE.
A Shreveport Lodge, No. lis, F. A. NJ
Ky SHREVEPORT, Der. 4th, 1854
NiHE distressing ntellg ence of the death of our
worthy prosher, ROBERT GREEN was communicated
to the lodgk: whereupon a report from committee
previously appointed, consisting of the rev j. Frank
I'm Ford, M Watson and Jno. W. Burton, was adop-
ted, as follows:
Resolved, That by the untimcv death of our high
IL.
has lost an hetvc and useful member, and our town
and the community at large highly valuable citi-
zen: And shile we bow in humble resignation to the
VIII Of God tive deeply lament the loss Of brother
ResolVcdt That the usual badge of mourning be
Worn by tha members for thirty days.
Resolved That these resolutions be published and
that copy he transmitted to the family of the de-
ceased With assurances of our sincere sympathy with
them In this severe bereavement
LAW: P. GRAIN, VIM
J. W. JOKES, sec'y.
Religious Notice.
u REV, T ID. ARMSTRONG, of Bastrop, Dec yoente,
VIII preach IA the baptist church. in Shreveport on
Saturday beipre the third Lords day in October. He
viii then spead the third, fourth and fifth Sabbaths
in October aid the first Sabbath in November with
reverends Je3se Lee and A. j. Rutherford, wherever
they may %hhk proper to make appointments.
Married
On the 9th inst, a. the residence of the brides IA
Their, in Caddp parish. by the rev J Franklin Ford
Mr.; JoHN !. STILES to Miss Susan G. L. SIMPSON.
On the 2etE ult., by the reverend j. F. Ford, j. H.
LEWIS, NJ. D. Of Shreveport to Miss IDA S. daugh-
ter of James II. Todd, of Smthland Texas.
Died
On the 9th inst, near Shreveport, of scarlet fever,
JAMES BuEEEs aged five years and eight months ed-
est son Of the late Jesse Y. Brantley and Sarah NJ
Matthews: (r1ckman Ky. Argus please notice
On the with August, at the residence of DR.. Hugh
L. Alison, neaH Carowville, Dallas county Alabama,
IF typhoid feyt r Mrs ANN E., consort Of Alexander
NJ. Morgan, laie of Shreveport.
u TIE relaxing heats of summer leaves behind
hem long irttjn Of evils The most universal of
hese are general debility, and its sure attendant
owness of spirits For these recommend
speedy and nnTailing cure, in the shape of Hollands
ierman Bitgersc prepared by dr. c. NJ. Jackson, Phil
ldelpliia. Iti9 in our opinion, medicine sui gen
1t seems to reach the
ounain head q the difficulty in the digestive orga-
ization and thus to relieve the secretions and the
Hood of the marerns morbi or the cause of disease
Is tonic properties give vgor to the membranes of
ne stomach AMI promote the secretion of the gastric
uice, which d:ssolves the food, while its cordial
oothng and Affirmative influence imparts general reg
arty and strength to the action of the secretive or
ans and seems to foTtify the constitution. Such is
ur own expere}ce of its effects, and we believe it is
ontrmed by thu evidence of all who have tried it, or
lad an opportunity Of witnessing its operation For
ale by dr.. Jack! on, 100 Arch st. Phila. o4-4t