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J. N. HOWELL & Co.,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants

q N III W l717H u Oo',
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants,
On the Levee, Shreveport, La.
HAVE leased the well known building recently
Il, occupied by Messrs. Douglass 4, Dashie on
the Levee, (at the steamboat landingD and are now
prepared to receive, forward cotton and mer-
chandise of every description We also erecting
contiguous to the present building, and Immediately
tho banks Of the river of the largest and most
convenient warehouses in the country, which will
render our facilities for storing cotton equal if
peror to that possessed by any other establishment
Red River.
We are prepared to make liberal cash advances on
cotton goods sent to care.
Cotton will be shipped without being exposed to
mud Or rain. All goods will be promptly forwarded
according orders; and every attention will be paid
to the interests of our patrons. aue9
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JOHN WALTERS, 49,.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in s..
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &C.,


Clothing, Hats Boots, Shoes, &C.,
Texas street, Shreveport,
HAS just received one of the largest and best as.
IL sorted stocks of Dry Goods ever brought to this
Market to which additions made by every arrival
comprising in part silks, tissues berages, and every
description of the fashionable dress goods for la
dies, caicoes of all coors and qualities, mernoes
annes, cloths lowells nseys linens, drillings dia
pers etc. etc. large and varied assortment of the
most fashionable styles of hats, caps, boots and shoes
gaters, shoes, slippers and brogans for ladies' misses
and children; boys boots and shoes. large assert
ment of fashionable read made clothing. A variety
of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen bridIes col
lars, blankets, hardware, iron, cutlery TOOLS nails
crockery, queensware, glassware, china, ETC.
Also--A large stock offresh and genuine Groceries,
consisting of bacon pork, sugar. moasses coffee,
Candles liquors of all kinds, wines, etc. s. "a
Terms-Cash, time to strictly punctual Gus
TONERS. april Is
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New Orleans, Shreveport, Carolina and
HURRICANE BLUFFS PACKET.

, f1nsnss' h The and splendid passenger steam
"a gsE=:$ESS boat ROSA, JosEPH SALIBA, master,
Eszsszsz will on the first rise Of water commence
running as regular packet between New Orleans,
Shreveport, Carolina and Hurricane Bluffs, and will
promptly and faithfully attend to all business entrs;-
ed to her. The Rosa has been purchased expressly
for the trade, and will continue permanently in it,
She is new, has splendid cabins, elegantly furnished
large and airy and for comfort and safety
is equal to any boat the river. Her officers are
careful, experienced and well known in the trade and
will use every effort to give satisfaction. Fregh, and
passengers will be received landed all points on
the river. For freight or passage, apply on board
Shreyenort Oct 81 1S55
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To the Public.

TO the Public. -.
Tariff Of Rates for the Storage of Cotton.
THE undersigned, engaged in the warehouse bust
l. ness find that the price charged for the stor-
age OF cotton is not fair remuneration for the same
and therefore have fixed the tariff of rates as below
stated, which know from experience be both lib
eral and just. Those having in store previous
to the date of this advertisement will not be charged
extra storage until after the lst day of July following,
after which time it will come under the below
toned rates, which as follows:
For receiving and storing cotton, q.
Every month after the first,......l23
Weighing and marking,.......... 8
Shipping i;l Isf isGng and taking
" All transfers of cotton,...........25
.4 N. MOORE. .-.s..-
OGLESBY & GRISWOLD.
J. N. HOWELL g. Co.
Shreveport June 2, 1855. junl3-lf.
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FORTUNES VISIT! GOLDEN soIREEs
$77O 90 Worth of PrinCely Presents!

9AAV w W DIlU vi IlSClt litSCHtSs
To be donated I'd the patrons of the Soee Magique,
at the corner 5f Texas and Commerce Streets COM
mencmg on tile 18th December, and continuing
EVERY EVENING during the week.
D The grand distribution of MAGNIFICENT GIFTS,
to take pace on Saturday next, the tic
kets are all sold, under the immediate control of n
committed Of gentlemen appointed by the ticket ho-
ders Ticket tP the entertainment 81. Each person
purchasnga ticket viii receive gift certificate free
Of charge, atitipg them share in the splendid
gifts Tickets limited to 1000. Go see the presents
L. C. Hedts Gewelry store, (of whom tickets may
be obtained consisting of
Gold Watchss, Diamonds,
Gold Climbs, fine Bracelets,
Musical instruments, Knives,
lipld Rings, Pictures, &C.. &C.,
composing magnificent collection of Gifts. Tickets
be obtaned| at the Office in the hall from NJ.
until 10 Pam. Persons from distance desiring tick
should address Major Cutter, agent writing their
residence, parish and state egiby enclosing ISL for
each ticket theyorder, the certificate will be forward
ed by Of nail Il will not be necessary for per-
living TIA distance to be present at the distrbu-
ton as will be conducted fairly and honoraby by the
committee who llforward the presents to each ad-
dress.
Probable mode of Disributon:--Corre
numbers the numbered certificate will be placed in
sealed box given to the committee who will, after
thoroughly sllakingthe box, select number, the first
drawn will endtle the holder Of the certificate
bearing corresponding number to the most valuable
present, and until all the presents drawn.
There will be magnificent entertainment every
evening of IA - sz-. .-..z--1 -.-
Hindo0 Miracles, Necr0mancy,
VENTlILOQUISM, &c.
decl9-It Doors open at half past p NJ.
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MARKHAM & TALLY's
E545A LIVERY STABLES, Ra4RsA

Mliam street, opposite the Commercial Hotel
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA.
T>HE undersigned have entered into copartnership
L for the purpose of cenducting the above well
known and popular Livery Stabes, and having put
the establishment in thorough ordcr and secured an
ample stock OF provender inform their friends and the
public generally, that they are now prepared 10 accom-,
modate them with saddle horses, buggies, carriages
etc. OF the best description and reasonable terms
as they can be had at any other establishment Hacks
and carriages always ready to convey passengers
any part of the country Horses will be kept by the
month, week, day, single feed. Gentlemen from
the country wishing to visit New Orleans any other
point the river, by leaving their animals with u.s.
can have them faithfully and carefully attended to-
Our ostlers attentive and experience, and will
keep animals "ne and glossy silk,'' and be rca-
dy day and night to attend on customers
Horses bought and sold. Horses and MI les sold On
commission.
Our friends are invited to give us cali.
]! w. MARKHAM
june Is MARTIN TALLY.
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ANhOM the solicitations of many of his planting
friends, the subscriber will give his personal and
especial attention to the Sale Of Cotton in this market
helers to the merchants OF Shreveport generally.
Shreveport, Sept. ID, 1854 d. S. WILDER.
u The Marshall Republican will copy six months
and send bill TO this office
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Shreveport 4 Alexandria Pacl

The light druught steamer UNION,
ellSzA CA. Crook, master, having been tho
eESsssza roughly repaired and put in COM
plee order, has resumed her trips regular packet
between Shreveport and the falls making trip every
week. The Union being Of very light traught will
meet with no detention, and in point Of speed and
safety is unsurpassed For freight passage having
superb accommodations all state rooms--nppv
on board, or to Tnovl41 N. MOORE
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Window GLASS;
900 BOXES Window Glass, assorted sizes; also
CIJp Putty, White Lead, LinseedOii, Varnshes,
Paint Brashes etc. Just received AMI for sale by
decl9 # VIM. BALL, Druggist.
RISH POTATOES-I00 bbls northern potatoes
superior article put up for family ne Just rerey
ed and for sale by E. e. B. JACOBS,
decI9 Ttxas street.
DnAT AND BAR STORES, of every deserip-
ID tios1. gor sale BY N. MOORE,
OF, ne Levee.
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Bagging. Rope and Irvine.

TUST received large stock, which additions
/ 81 viii be made by every boat. Planters may rely
upon having their orders filed instantly For sale BY
noKI5 N. MOORE.
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NAiLs-l0o kegs assorted sizes, just received and
~ tor sale by STACEY 81 WELLS,
decl2 On the Levee
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Shreveport, July 10, 1855. augl-

Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANT,
Corner OF Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport
fFNHE subscrberh having taken the commodious and
L convenient brick warehouses recently occupied
by l.. E. Carter, is prepared receive and store cot
ton, merchandise and produce; and will promptly for
ward all goods consigned to his care. E
Liberal advances in CASH will be made on cotton
left with me for shipment to New Orleans, or to n
sold in Shreveport; and will devote my personal at
tention to selling cotton in this market
Shreveport, June 6, 1855. N. MOORE.
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State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo
IN DISTRICT COURT.--Succession of Henry
Il NJ. Hall, Decd. Notice is hereby given that ELIAS
HALL. administrator of said succession of H. NJ Hail.
deceased: has this day filed with the clerk of our said
court account in said succession, and prays that
the same may be homoogated, and unless opposition
made thereto in thirty days, the time prescribed by
law, said account will be homologated, approved and
made the Judgment of the court as prayed for
{ ~ Given under my hand and seal of Office this
~ w. G, KERLEY,
decl2-lm Clerk
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Staple Dry Goods.

Staple Dry Goods.
lust received and for sale at extremely low rates,
u general assortment of
Georgia Kcrseys;
Kentucky Jeans and Linseys;
Lowes; Flannels; Blankets;
Cassinets, and variety of other scasonable
dry goods, all fresh and direct from the manufacturers.
dec5 E. & 3. JACOBS.
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SADDLERY, HARNESS,
20 India Rubber Gin Bands, sc. e.,

cali attention to his large stock of Saddles and Har
ness, as he has the most extensive and complete
assortment in his line offered in this market, and
which he is determined to sell at the Lowest possible
Rates. He will in few DAYS receive large stock of
INDIA RUBBER GIN BANDS,
Manufactured to order, expressly for this market at
the celebrated works of the Boston Betting Company,
which he will sell low Planters and others are inv-
ed to give him call H. A. ZOLL,
dec5
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Notice..

NOtiCG.
MR.. WILLIAM ILER is nv authorised agent
W. during my temporary absence.
J. H. TRAMMELL.
Shreveport, October g. 1855 olO
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A. GELAS,
Boot and Shoe Maker.

BUUC dNu SHUT WdKET,
Texas stress, Immediately opposite the Caddo Bakery.
H. RESPECTFULLY informs the gentlemen
* Of Shreveport that he isnow prepared 80
to manufacture to order every description of Boots
and Shoes, at the shortest notice and the
sonable terms. He has on hand a large assortment
Of the best quality of caskin and French patent lea
ther and every other requisite MATERIAL all of which
will be made up in the most fashionable style and in
the best manner. All my work will be guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Terms, cash. octl7
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Stationery.

s.-..-..- SldllOHtI!s
DLANK BOOKS of every description; letter, cap,
- record and note paper; yellow white, fancy,note
and embossed envelopes sealing wax; waters; steel
pens; lead pencils; playing cards. chessmen; chess
boards dice; red tape; linen and cotton twine; wrap
ping paper; black, red and carmne inks, etc., for sale
bv fmv301 VIM BALI,
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Groceries and Provisions.

lust received per Financier No. 2, direct from N
q Orleans, and other late arrivals, an extensive
stock of Groceries, Western Produce, and Plantation
Supplies, comprising every article in the line. We
have made such arrangements will keep our stock
complete all times. Texas and other country mer-
chants may assured of having their bills to any
extent promptly filed on the most reasonable terms.
Among the stock will be found large supplies of
Flour, Rice, Coffee,
Tea, Chocolate, Starch,
Bacon, Pork, Lard, Mackerel,
Salt Soap, Candles,
Whiskey, Brandy, Rum, Gin,
Wines and Cordias,
Lard, Sperm, and other Oils, --
Vinegar, Pickles, Ketchups, Preserves, @
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, m5 a.-.5
Pepper, Mustard, Spices, Ginger,
Cordage, Wooden Ware,
Creckery, Demgohns, Flasks,
Iron. Nails, Hardware, Castings,
Powder, Shot, Lead.
Fancy Groceries Of every kind,
Bar Stores do do
And great variety Of other articles too numerous TO
mention. n. MOORE,
noyI4 On the Levee, corner Of Milan st.
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New Orleans Market.

DECEMBER I2There was fair demand for cotton
on Monday and $500 bales were sold at rather easier
terms for buyers. Yesterday the demand was gene,
raj, but only $500 bales were sold. This morning
the demand is active and 5000 bales have changed
hands. No English buyers in the market.
The receipts (lrclIding 50 ,2Ol bales on hand)
since the Ist September have been 695 ,029 bales
Exported during same time, 427 1867 bales.
Inferior, : 5--0b6 y Middling, e3s@934
Ordinary, 6iam1I Good t" - 9m9i5--
Low middling, s-@s14 Mdling fair 9s1@lO-
FLoUR-superfne,$ SIS 50@9 90; extra, 50 50@l1.
PoRK-M.o 1913 90; mess, $40 00@20 so p Dbl.
BAcoN--Sides, 1301l334c; shoulders, ll1a@1l34.
LARD--No. 1.ll:24@12Ilac. u ID. 0t.5
CoRN-80@e5c. T5 bush.
CoFFEE-Rie 1f@l13dc. Up ID. "
SuGAR-514 oB6L::; 6AGa71ac. fP fb.
MoLAssEs-New 81 9321lac Y gallon.
BAeGINe6RopE- rBagging 1917 01l91a rope @l0.
WHIsKEY-Rectffed, $3.50; raw, 45@52 ~ gal
HIDEs-Dry coultry, II 1s(al211ss ~ ID.
LIME-At retail --Thomaston, ST 35@I SO. Yves
tern, 80 cts. al 30 ~ Dbl.
SALT-Liverpool, fine, ST 40@1 40; coarse, ST $50
40 " sack.
CATTLE MARKET, December -.
BEEF-Western, fine, = 7-@s11ac p fb net,
Texas and Lake, ----- 315@51sc -.
Hogs, 7-@s-c, -
Sheep, 50 5000 50 d head.
Mich Cows, $50 00@75 90 =
Calves and ycarlings, S6 O0@lI 90 -
Stock of cattle heavy and market dull
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Notice to Mechanics

DROPOSALSto for the building Of a Chulch, at Sum-
i mer Grove, in this parish, may be left ]. w.
Smiths Drug Store, until the lth Of January, 1856,
where plan and specifications of the building be
The letting Of the building will take place
the 18th of January next.
Shreveport. December 10. 1855.
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w. A. BROADWELL a. c

. ~ Successors to A. j. Wright & Ca.,)
4 1OMMlSSlON MERCHANTS, No. l20 Gravier
" street, New Orleans.
We shall give special attention to executing orders
for family and plantation supplies, and the collection
and remittance of money
In pursuing strictly commission business, we have
adopted the policy of accepting bills furnishing all
our accommodations by direct cash advances.
As we receive BAGGNG and ROPE direct from the
manufactures, we shall have pleasure in supplying
planters without charge of commission for purchasing
We are agents for GrisWod's Improved Cotton Gins,
which are delivered free charge, andfully guaranteed,
at 50 so 4f saw.
The services of Mr.. A. ]. WRIGHT will be given to
the interests OF the house. decl2
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State of Louisiana---Parish OF Caddo.
IN DISTRICT COURT.-Suceessien of Elizabeth
i Collins, deed. Notice is hereby given that HENRY
HUNsIcKER, has this day filed with the clerk of our said
court his petition and application praying to be ap-
pointed administrator of the succession of said Elizabeth
Collins deceased, and unless opposition is made there
to in ten days, the time prescribed by law said Henry
Hunsicker will be appointed administrator, as prayed
for. sal
~ Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
: L. S. 10th day of December, 4. D.. 1855
~ VIC. KERLEY,
dec12-2t Clerk
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Shreveport and Alexandra Packets.

elE.aA The new very light draught s4hesS44s.ss@
60 fast running steamboat
M. l.. DAUGHERTY, G. A. CRooK, master,
having been purchased expressly for the trade, will
together with the fayori,e steamer UNION, dur
ing the low water form line Of seniweekly packe is
between Shreveport, and the Fails, Where they will
connect with the New Orleans packets, thus Grabbing
passengers go through without detention. These
boats will give particular attention 10 any business
trusted to them, and being OF very light draught will
be able TO make their trips ell times. They were
both built for passenger boats have eommodious state
room cabins and for comfort, good accommodations
safety and speed are unsurpassed by any boats in the
trade. For freight passage, apply OH board Or to
decl2 ~ MOORE
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1 Masonic.
aPlpA The meetings of JOPPA LODGE, No. II, will
~ be held hereafter at the new lodge room, over
Mer's drug store, on Texas street.
JOHN L. KIRKPATRICK, w.
RICHARD S. GAINES, Sec'y. y aug22
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Shreveport Il Alexandria Packet.

- The new, substantial, very light draught
kstasala.=iA steamboat WHITE CLIFFS,
xsSEEEzzs JOHN GRAHAM master, has resumed her
regular trips and will continue running as weekly
packet between this place and the falls during the low
water.
The White Cliffs was built by captain Graham for
the express accommodation of his old friends and pat
rons, and will The first rise of take her place
regular Upper Red River packet She is in every
respect equal any boat in the trade, and he pledges
himself that every exerton will be made to give satis
faction. nov14
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DOWDER AND SHOT.-Just received and for
i sale by STACEY g. WELLS,
decl2 On the Leyee.
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Hindoo Miracles. Necromancy,

VENTRILOQUISM, &c.
declq-lf Doors omen at half mast 6 P NJ
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Just Received

4 r G. nj. LEVY & Co.'S, Texas street.
II 10 cases Georgia kerseys;
10 bales LoWelis;
5 cases Linseys;
SO boxes Tobacco.
Which will be sold at very moderate prices. now
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Shreveport 4 Alexandria Packet.

dz'@sas h. The new, substantial, very light draught
fs gaFFEssfssI steamboat RUNAWAY, CROOKS,
master, (haringlbeen thoroughly over
haued repaired and renotated has resumed her trips
as regular weekly packet between Shreveport and
Alexandria, at which place she VIII connect with the
New Orleans steamers, thus atfording passengers aud
shippers through line to the citf without detention
at the falls.
The Runaway was built expressly for the trade her
boilers, machinery, furniture and every thing else
entirely new and in point of safety, speed and accom-
modatons she is unsurpassed by any other boat above
the falls. Particular attention will times be paid
plantation and all way business. Thankful for the lih-
era patronage they have heretofore received her Off
solicit the avors of their old friends, promisingto
do every thing in their power to merit it. decl2
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Engines and Boilers

Engines and Boilers.
THOR SALE-Two Steam Engines and two Boilers,
i all complete and in good order. Will be sold
either separate or together. Apply to
oct31 N. MOORE
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Gu D D Y, B 70 WN d Co.,
Commission Merchants.

50 Camp street, New Orleans.
NHE undersigned prepared to make Liberia
Il Advances on cotton consigned TO she above house
april is OGLESBY 81 GRISWOID
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-07
FOR SALE.


&shly valuable water-power ON a nevefi I1atH1e!
.sIeam. with abundant supply VI =
and near the Railroad. ,,o1,r
TUNHE SUBSCRIBER, INTENDlNU ~ A'
u to the southwest wishes to sell his
OIL, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS. &c +he
situate Neuse River about nine miles nor meas d1tsv;c
city of Raleigh, and two and half miles rom iiu
Depot the Raleigh and CASTOR |saireao. f land
The mill about hirty-two acres Oh ano
lying on both sides of the river. . ,..,, ia of
The OIL MILL is in perfect order, its machinery
the approved construction, and is capable OF J
ing fifteen thousand gallons, annum, 81 enc Of
linseed and castor oil There also attacheo =. Eif
Carvers largest size cotton gins and cotton ms.
teen years acquaintance with the oil making
titles him in the remark that it is one OF inc o'
and satisfactory he has any knowledge OIL unnina
The SAW MILL, rebuilt two years ago, hv few in the
with Hotchksss vertical Wheels is D st the
country, and ready sale is found for the 'uhoo' "
mill. .; :,
The GRIST MILL has a large custom, ana pe,mg
thicky settled and largely grain-growlng 5;m
would, with slight REPAIRS command custom yleS
500 barrels of toll corn year. while at small expense
-four mill could be attached to it which wo"lu yie'o " go
nual toll of one thousand bushels of wheat. o. -, :s+
favourable opportunity for prolta9e IN tb.
ment in Wake county, has never been Presen'eu N
hands of prudent and energetic man. VINO M9un far
them his personal attention, these mills wouo pay "
themselves in q very short time. , c1,pKE
Raleigh, June 10Th, 1855 Oil
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