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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-03

HoHowGy'S Ointment and PilS, the
best Remidies in the Union for Diseases of
The Skin.--rhe youngest son Of Mr.. Ed
ward Wright, of Aberdeen, Mississippi,
had the misfortune 10 be afflicted with Il
most malignant disease Of The skin, which
rendered the child's life one Of misery and
suffering. As the mother had tried every
remedy likely TO benefit him without re-
ceiying the desired result she became ul-
timaeIy worn ont with trouble and ankle
ty in the matter, and was lamenIing the
same TO friend, WHO recommended Hol-
loway's Ointment and Pills, which the
mother commenced using, and by pcrse-
vering with the same for six weeks, the
child was completely cured.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-03

AZ If the statements we see IN many OF inc
paDers. and the names of many highly respecta-
bic physicians ard citizens of hish! standing at
tached TO certificates of the good effects OF
medicine, can be relied on, il seems to us the
height of incredibly to doubt for moment inc
intrinsic rirtue of the ''AlEXlCAN MUSTANG
LINIMENT." The fact is admitted by all mat
Il ie The hest external remedy ever discovered by
the medical faculty; and that it is certain cure
for All kinds of Cutancous diseases, both on man
and beast. We cordially recommend it to any
of our readers who are troubled with any oil the
diseases for which it is recommended. ~ See
advertisement IN another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-03

1t was moved and seconed that com
miltee consisting ofl2, be appointed by
the chair, to solicit contributions to the So
ciety, for life and annual members, the
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-21
CHEAPER! CHEAPER THAN EVER,

H. ALL those i'll want Of any Goods. Clothing
a Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps, would do well 10
call at E1h3VX7s. As they intend leaving Shreve-
port shortly they offer their large stock of goods for
sale CHEAPER than they can be bought al New Orleans
at " h0Lesaie Prices. ianln
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Shreveport l. Alexandria Packer.

ffz3z@7ss a. TIE new, substantial very light drau
Asg$:e Y fifR' steamboat RUNAWAY. CRooEs
master, (hnvng been thoroughly ovr7
hauled, repaired and renovatcd) will resume her tn
on or about the Isl September, as a regular week
packet between Shreveport and Alexandria, at VIII
place she will connect with the New Orleans seamt
thus afording passengers aud shippers through Hgc
TO the city without detention at the falls
The Runaway was built expressly for the trade, 81
boilers machinery furniture and every thing else ~
entirely new, and in point of safety speed and accon
mediation she is unsurpassed by any other boat abo
the falls Particular attention will at times be paid
plantation and all way business. Thankful for the Il
eral patronage they have heretofore received her Of
GERS solicit the favors of their old friends promising
do every thing in their power to merit it. iulv 96
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SELLING OFF
a RI COST

THE undersigned, DESTROYS of closing their business
Il III Shreveport, preparatory to final removai
would beg leave to offer 10 their and the
public generally their large and well assorted fa and
winter stock AT COST PRICES. They assure the
public that they intend closing their business in
this place. with view of doing business in New Or
leans, and they will therefore offer every inducemen
TO purchasers Those who have purchased and are
DESTROYS of SO doing,-w do we'll call and examine
our stock which is as choice and good as ever
brought TO Shreveport, and which we assure them
will positively sell at cost for cash.
dec6 O. nj. LEVY & Co.
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Removal.

WIN. B. MILLER respectfully informs his
w friends and the public that he has ramoy- ~
ed his Drug and Book Store to the new brick GI.
building, adjoining Green & Douglass old stand, and
the third house in the direction OF the river from his
old store where he will his best endesvors to ac
commodate all who may be disposed to patronise his
His store will be supplied at all times
with large stock Of goods in his line to which addi
tons are constantly being made by iportatons from
manufacturers and importers. VIM, 3. MILLER,
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Grinding Of Corn-(orn Meal.

ME subscriber having put up new steam engine
Il and greatly increased the power of his mill, is
now prepared to grind corn on the most reasonable
terms any hour and during EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK
Persons sending corn to be ground may feel assured
that they will meet with detentio1 .
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Shreveport s Alexandria Packet.

Es'2@a."' a THE new, very light draught, fast run
- ssFffsaRS ming steamboat FANNY FERN
]. NJ. COLLINS, master, will leave 81
Alexandria, on Monday Evening, I'd October, at f.
O'clock and continue to run during the as a r,
uar packet between this port and the falls, making
trip every ten days. The Fanny Fern was built II
Shreveport expressly for the trade, is entirely new
very light draught, has large and comnodious cabin
and in point of safety, comfort and fine accommoda
lions is equal to any boat Red River. Her offcer
Will make use OF every cxcrton 70 please, and soil
the patronage of their old friends Particular ate T.,
ton will be paid to receiving and landing passengs
and freight at all points the river. s97
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Arrivals At the Commercial Hotel.

II 1SEW BRICK BUILDisG--MrIAM - ., - ~
11;aN esahnesday. March Id. D. Marks, T. 4. Ont.
a a., shreTepegt; j Z Prather, Red Bluff r.
Desoto parish; J. R. Fortson r. S Fortsnn csaad
mm. coyle Texas w. N Foot, j. Gr; riff odioe
FOOT ARK eoloneI ]. W Baldwin, lady and ssr =.
Mansfield; doet. Williams Shrevenar5 N'i' se aht
thursday, March Ill. D. Marks n n R.aa--
Iona Jso a Gray, j H. Griffin, A. j. Hitchcock i {
carr, shreveport; II G. Buckingham New orlasn. 2
lacy Fly Murray Lockport, NY R. F Fortson. La T.
field do Raht New Orleans Charles Gibbs, Mans
Reed Liberty, Missouri colonel n Marsl.li G =.
Joshua Burr, N. T. '-'a'A' Deoo.o'
Friday, March Ie-E. r. Willis, Ash spr;ng. II
liams, Desoto; s D HAYS, AIa coona Iv1 IT, r,aa Il
ana ana lady, Desoto; Erastus Rud, E. Bridow n orl
leans; = ale Cheneyvlle, La j. D. jenkins. fam
Koe ana fa ne;T,sants Greenwood Mrs Foster W A.
r. n haffls and family F. j. Houston, J s. Remy,
ieAasi d, Cazart, DeSoto; Thomas w Millsarp Ala.
noce w ID. Harris, Thomas Poland Texas. W p
GGls6ner, steamer White Cliffs; John Whitworth.
Saturday, March l7-Henry E. Eastain, Hender-
son. = ny; Mrs E. Sprague, Mr.. s. Sprague, N @ :
d. d. Hall, Dallas, Texas; G. Willbanks. w. Will
r naRks : Il Beall John McFal, doct S E. Wood
90; Y. " Campbell, Mansfield L. K Grgsby, /. b
uMrlgsby, Ky-;J 2 Grigsby, doct Craig, Caddo; Mr.
Mulhall, colonel NJ, McCarty, general j ohm H. Kirk
patrick Morgan Little Thos. Ansley, Nathan Join
4; .oloison, #Caaao W. Tally, Shreveport; 4.
steamer Marion; y Hathaway, n. "A.
Z 81 aihef, ieAas. .4-
g. ioan ~ Mareh lSth-W Il. Elstner steamboat
lie ols; D. aaWth. Athens, Texas; IF. Holt,
Gauao' doct 70 Bell, Texas; w Her, Shreveport;
R nl hing texas; w G. Gardner Miss; M. Martin,
onlan, ieHas; d b. HollngsWorth w 5. Smith,
=, p yolce, Marshall; >. b. Russell
steamer MARION; l.. f. Parker j. A. Brown, Rusk T.
,i.. aonaa y MaTeh is.James Flournoy, A. A. Will
Rvar p arash 1eFevePort; u. Jones' Red
partar p qp5agspy ana Irlend, .; Jenkins, J A.
Iohn p Is.dr araef, 9onn efeg oaddo; colonel
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1 sEAS--Jnst received and for sale gunpowder i'm
= periai, young Tyson and pouehone
OGLESBY & GRISWOLD
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BROAD 81 MULHAUPT,
Sash Door and Blind Factory.

IL Corner Of Cotton street and Texas road.
ELL TnE undersigned, having erected u commod-
Gus factory, and procured machinery, embracing all
the late Improvements, prepared to execute
any orders i'll their line at the shortest notice ana on
the most reasonable terms. They will make 10 order
any description of Sash. Doors, Blinds, &c. Will also
keep hand all sizes Of N buildings ETC. ETC. All Or
dcrs from the country puncually attended to.
BROAD & MULHAUPT.
I.,,,,, Xxx
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Cotton w antei !.

T HAVE engaged in the Cotton Brokerage Business,
L in Shreveport, and solicit call from all who wish
sell their cotton for Cash. Office, on Texas street, in
he building lately occupied by colonel A. HILL
oct Aft E. NJ MATTHEW'S
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Shreveport, March IA, 1855. 80
ONE THOUSAND AGENTS ARE WANTED.
no dispose Of some of the most popular Works cv-
L er issued in the United States. Over 100 900
copies of the works have been sold in the past few
months. They entitled "Hstcrical Collection of
the Great West" and 'The Travels and Adventures
Of Celebrated Travellers The sGrea West' is filled
with the most interesting material, arranged as to
embrace the whole of historical incidents conncc
ted with the rise and progress Of the mighty west Il
commences 200 years back with the first discovery of
the west, and comes down to the present time, con-
tanning accurate account of the gold dggings, of
California; together with historical and descriptive
views of California; Oregon, New Mexico, Texas
Utah, Minnesota, Washington, Nebraska, Kansas, &c
"The Travels, is compilation of the most interest
ing narratives Of all the principal nations the globe
giving historical and descriptive accounts of all coun-
tries, thus united geography history and travels Ii
contains the various religious creels the globe the
agricultural resources, customs and manners the vari
Gus forms OF government, etc. etc. -
Such extraordinary inducements are offered as will
enable energetic agents realise from SIS TO slao
per month For further particulars, apply, post paid,
TO l. NJ KEY, Fair Play, P, O., Pamela county Texas
?. S.. Persons wishing to canvass either the coun-
ties of Fannn, Red River, Hopkins, Titus, Lamar or
Bowie, will please address W. G. VEAL, at White Oak,
Hopkins county, Texas. mar21- Inns
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Special Tax to Repair the Academy.

A I called meeting of the Board of School Direc-
= tors, the president explained the object of the
call: That on investigation, and to save litigation by
the tax payers Of District No One the president of the
police jury Sam Ford, esq advised the board to have
an assessor appointed all the taxable
ty tor the school district; when the board ordered A
L. Helne, to make an immediate assessment and have
the ready by the s of April, or sooner if prac
tlcabe and when completed to collect the taxes ac-
cording to law. WIN. ROBSON
A. l.. HEINE. 4'e''oi'
Shreyoport March g. 1850 MI
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The Last Call!

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next term of
~ the district court will be required to make dis
trbution of the and due the succession
of the late John w. Morris among the heirs of his
estate after which time will have no control over
them. Debtors will probably by paying be-
fore that time. THOS. H. MORRIS, Ex'r.
& Shreyeport. March Id. 1855, In,
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Otice.s

NOLiCe.
ENHE undersigned gives notice that on the lst day
4 OF January, 1898, the mercantile house of the late
robert Green was closed preparatory taking an in
ventory and settling the business of the firms of Robert
Green, Green, Douglas & Co., and Green & Douglass
jan3, 1855 P. Fl. ROssON, Agt for executor.
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Committed to Jail

"a In the parish of uaddo, before the honorable J.
~ w. Jones, justice ofthe peace, in and for said
parish, negro man, dark complexioned, about FIVE
feet ten inches high, and some :hirty-fve or forty
years ofaga. Calls himself JoHN, and says that he
belongs to the succession Of the late Nathan Pickett
deceased late of Bosser parish Said negro was ap-
pretended in Caddo parish, in the woods, about ten
miles from town. The owner Or owners Of said
negro man is hereby notified to forward, prove
pay charges and take him away, he will
be disposed Of as the law directs.
J. S, ALLWINE, Tailor Caddo parish.
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Great Bargains i'm Groceries, &c.

IL AVlNG purchased the entire stock in trade of
IL Thatcher & Co., and received large supplies
from the city, my assortment Of Family Groceries fine
old brandies, rum, gin whiskey wines, cordias pre-
serves, pickles. kechups, mustard pepper Spices tea
coffee, SALT soap, candles oils cigars, chewing
and smoking tobacco, brandy fruits fancy groceries,
bar stores etc. is the largest and most complete in
Shreveport, and will be sold as cheap, if not cheaper
than they be purchased any other store in tow
AS must dispose of this stock before the river rises to
make room for my spring goods, extraordinary induce
ments is offered to buyers.
have also on hand good assortment of dry goods,
domescs clothing, hats, caps boots, shoes, brogans
cutlery, hardware, glassware crockery, etc., which will
be sold unusually low. Call in and examine the goods
and prices before you purchase elsewhere
dec27 nj, BAER Teyas street
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COMMERCIAL HOVET,,
Milan street, Shreveport, L

Milan street, Shreveport, La.
c. S. MELLETT, Proprietor.
NHE public is hereby respectfully notified that the
Il new and spacious brick hotel, on Milan street,
In this place has been leased by the above named pro-
pretor and is now ready for the reception Of board
and transient persons.
The furniture, beds and bedding are entirely new,
the servants genteel and experienced, and no pains
will be spared to entertain guests in the most sasfac
tory manner
Patrons of the hotel may be assured in advance
that every thing afforded by the market will be sup
ulied. - -- - m % nhr l =.
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Sifsti Reward.

FESElE above reward will be paid for such nforma.
L ton will lead to the detection and conviction
OF The person persons who, during Sunday night
Monday morning, 5th inst, cut the telegraph wires,
near Mr. Gilmer's. The same sum will be paid for
the conviction Of the individual who cut the wires in
the vicinity of Mansfield. also offer standing re-
ward OF $50 for the detection and conviction Of any
person who may from this day cut, pull down. or in
other way inure the wire other fixtures the line
Of telegraph between Shreveport and Alexandria.
WIN F. MURRAY, Lessee.
Telegraph office. Shreyeport Ian % 1858
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ca. Is the parish st Caddo, before the honorable J.
MA w. Jones, ajustiee Of the peace, in and for
said parish, a negro woman, black complexioned,
about twenty five years of age, and five feet four
inches high. Calls herself JANE, and says that she
belongs to Mr.. Persons, residing in the city of New
Orleans. She apprehendedin Caddo parish, near
the town of Shreveport The owner or owners of
said negro woman is hereby notified come forward
PROVE property, pay charges and take her away she
will be disposed of as the law directs.
is. ALLWINE, Taller Caddo parish
Shreveport, March 81, 1885,
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Committed to Jail

"a Tn the parish of Caddo before J. w. Jones, esq.
- justice of the peace, negro boy, who calls
himself JoHN, and says that he belongs Mr. John
ston Ellis, Of New Orleans. Said negro was arrested
at the steamboat landing, town of Shreveport The
owner, owners, of said negro man is hereby mott
fed to come forward prove property, pay charges and
take him away, he will be disposed of the law
directs ]. S. ALLWINE, Tailor Caddo parish.
Shreyepnrt. March Il. 1855. :. - !.
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A. ]. HITCHCOCK 4 Co.'S
sz 5izaf5ssssssA.A LIVERY STABLES. s=zfSsa

|. Corner OF Texas and Edwards Streets Shreveport
l. VIE undersigned, having purchased the interest Of
+ 4 Messrs. VunBibber in the above we'll known es.
Enlistment, and put in fine order inform their friends
and the public generally that they prepared to ac-
commodate them with saddle horses, buggies, CARR,
ages, etc, Of the best description and on as reasona-
Bile terms as they can be had any other establish
ment Horses will be kept by the month, week, day,
or single feed. Gentlemen from the country, wish
ing to visit New Orleans, any point the river, by
ly and faithfully attended to- Our osers are expert
enced and attentive, and are ready day and night TO
attend to the wants of customers.
Horses bought and sold. Horses and Mules sold on
commission.
Thankful Tor the patronage extended the late firm
Of VanBibber g. Hitchcock, We respectfully solicit a
continuance thereof pedgng ourselves to do all in our
power to merit it. [a23l A. ] HITCHCOCK & Co
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nuRlNG the temporary absence of DR.. Hotchkis
~ from the State, Doctor GiIpin will be in attend
at the office during all hours, day and night, ex
cept when out professional business. Office in the
rear of the building occupied by Messrs. Landrum &
Williamson. .ht~" marI1
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Look Out for the RuHaWays!

-, Runaway from the subscribers plantation, o.
" near Black Jack, DeSoto parish, on Sun % %
~ day last, the negro boys NELSON and Jo- -
sEPH Nelson is light colored negro, about years
of age, 5 feet OF inches high, and well built
Joseph is of black complexion, feet or inches in
height, 20 years ofage he has downcas look speak
very slowly and occasionally stammers when confus-
ed or hurried; he has whip-mark near one of his
eyes. Had on when he left blue and high crown
ed white hat, but will undoubtedly, together with Mel
son. change his apparel It is probe Bile that these ne
groes will atemptt to reach Memphis Tenn. and Off
Of steamboats, and all others are cautioned not to
harbor employ them under the penalties of the law
will pay liberal reward any one who will deliver
said boys to me- or place them in any jill that can
get them again. VIM. PENNYWELI
Black Jack, DeSoto parish. March 81 1865 2nls
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EiaMmit.ed to .HaiI

no Committed to Jail
n IN the parish Of Caddo, before the honorable J.
- w. Jones, justice Of the peace in and for said
parish negro boy, dark complexioned about 90 years
of age, six feet or thereabouts in height Calls
himself SUMNER, says that he belongs to Mrs. Hannah
Patton, of Harrison county, State of Texas He was
arrested in the woods, the town of Shreveport
The owner ofsaid negro boy is hereby mott
fled to come forward, prove property pay charges
and take him away, he will be disposed of as the
law directs. J. S. ALLWINE,
Jailor Caddo parish.
g ShreyeDort March 7 1873
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Regular Passenger Packet.

elia=Isr5A FOR ALEXANDRIA.
! HE fast running, commodous steam
Es. fA. JONES, JAMES ROBINSON, MASTER W.
run between Shreveport and Alexandra, in connexi,
with the steamer COMPROMISE for New Orleans, al
make regular trips during the los wafer season. 81
has superior accommodations for passengers and i
point of safety and speed unsurpassed For freigt
passage, apply on board. oct q
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SheriR.s Sale

lIATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-In
~ District Court, No. 1909. JoHa H. HEaLD VS..
ISAAC ReRABacK. BY virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Dis
iet Court ofthe Parish fCaddo the above entitled
SUIT have seized and will proceed to sell at public
auction at the court house door in the town of Shreye
port, parish Of Caddo. on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
April A. d. 1885, between the hours of Ii O'clock A.
NJ, and 4, NJ, the following described property to-
wit: tfactset Land in the parish of Caddo known as
the north half Of section four a. lin township sixteen
tlo) oil range fourteen l4 west and the west half of
section three (39 same township ana range. excepting
e norm east quarter q the north quarter being
forty and Ga 6G acres Of the last mentioned land
Seized as the property Of defendant Isaac Roraback
and to be sod 70 pay and satisfy the writ issued in the
above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale-Cast, with the benefit of appraise
ment NJ WATSON Sheriff
Shreveport February as. 1858. fnfs7 an
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Shreveport, March 81, 1855.
Committed TO Jail

~ In the parish of Caddo, before the honorable J
y w. Jones, justice of the peace in and for said
patlsh, negro man, black complexioned thirty
of age and about FIVE feet FIVE inches in height Calls
himself ELIJAH, and says that he belongs Mr.
Webster, residing in Harrison county, State of Texas.
Said negro was apprehended in the parish Of Caddo,
about two miles from Shreveport The owner or own
of said Negro man is hereby notified come for
or he will be disposed Of as the law directs.
J. S. ALLWlNE, Tailor Caddo parish.
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Shreveport 4 Alexandria Packet,

The new, substantial, very light draueht
Es4As5tsszHSssszas steamboat WHITE CLAFFS,
ssSEssgTess JOHN GRAHAM, master, will leave on her
first trip for Alexandria This Afternoon, wednesday,
at O'Clock, and continue in The trade weekly
packet during the low water.
The White Cliffs was built by captain Graham far
the express accommodation of his old friends and pat
rons, and will the first rise of take her place
as regular Upper Red River packet She is in every
respect equal to any boat in the trade and he pledge
himself that every exeron will be made to give salts
tactlnn. ulnrI
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Shreveport and Alexandria Packet.

-r-z TIE new. substantial and fast runni0g
ssass$S4>saEza4sA steamboat TI AssEON. MPHEARscN,
@zSss.szaa master, will continue run during the
low water weekly packet between Shreveport aud
Alexandria, The Marion was built expressly for the
Red River trade us unusually saunch, her boilers, n
chinery, furniture, etc. entirely new, and is fitted
in accordance with the late act of congress Strict
tention will be paid all business, and lcr tfficc
will use every effort to give satisactiou For freig
passage apply on board.
u When the water rises the Marion will run a. o.
regular packet between New Orleans, Shreveport ard
upper Red River. feb28
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Painting,

EREMlAH ]. HOLDREDGE is prepared to exc
cute heuse Painting, Sign Painting Wall CoIoring,
Paper Hanging, &C., with neatness and despatch.
Mixed Paints, Varnshes, Boiled Oil, Lead Putty.
window Glass, etc., be procured at all times at
his shop, on Texas street. first house above the office
of the South Western. His friends and the public are
invited to give him call. ianl7
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Shreveport 4 Alexandria Packet,

+, @Nahss h The entirely and very light drana
s{{@sTHtffSR steam boat LONE STAR, ]. 5.
5Eszzzss.zss SMITH, master, will during the low wa-
ter season run regular packet between Shrcyco
port and the falls, where she will connect with the
Orleans packets The Lone Star is entirely new very
staunch, of light draught, and having been built r.
pressy for the trade, is particularly adapted it. boy
officers will pay particular attention to all busineSs
entrusted to them and mike of every exeron 70
give satisfaction. For freight passage having FIVE
accommodations, apply on board
u So soon as the water VIII permit the Lone Sta
will tlke her place regular packet in the uppgr
Red River trade. mari