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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-12-26

4 FRlCAN CAYENNE--A supply of fresh Afri.
4 can Cayenne PEPPER, on hand and for sale at
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New Orleans Market.

DECEMBER lsth-The sales of cotton for the weel
ending on Saturday amounted to 6s,500 bales, and
Notwithstanding the unfavorable advices from Flu
rope, prices have not varied. Monday was wet, cod
aud gloomy, but 5000 bales We're sold at previous
rates To-day, the demand is active 4@
The receipts (lncluding 8,2Dl bales on hand,
stnce the lst September, have been Isl 1865 bales
Exported during same time, 469,445 bales.
Inferior, 6-0614 Middling, S1.msM
Ordinary, 6s4@115 Good e. $751;
Low middlng, 1905 Midlng fair 9ss1RlO-
FLoUR-superfne,$S 50@9 90; extra, 50 50091l
PoRK-M.O. $ls 90; mess, SIS 50@l9 Og p Dbl
BAcoS-Sdes, l2115@l31zc; shoulders, ll54@l2.
LARp-l0@I2Lsc ~ B 9 #s
CoRs--s3@S5c. u bush.
GoFFEE--Rio. 1I1s@l2lsc. ~ d.
suGAR-514a614; 651@711sc. ~ ID.
MoLAssEs--New, 50 @3315c y gallon.
BAsGiNe& RopE--Baggin Sal9; rope 80 @l0.
WHlsKEY-Rectifed, IS 37 raw, 36@37 p gsl
4HlDEs--Dry country, ~ esa2la. " IL.
LIME-At retail-Thomaston, ST i5al 80. Mes-
tern, 80 cts. al 80 - Dbl.
SS!AL1To7-Liyerpoo, fine, 35l 40 coarse. 81 2ata
Is sack.
CATTLE MARKET. December 1e.
BEF-W estern, fine, 81 " (1s11sc, ~ u net
Texas and Lake, D6-c 80,
Hogs. 7-a61sc. --
Sheep, $20O@4 90 n head
Mich Cows, $50 00@g0 90 "
Calves and yearlngs, $s 00@lI rs
Stock Of cattle large and market dull #4H##.#f
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Sherin.s Sale

~ ATE OF L0ulslANA-Parish of Caddo-lst,
~ Jaalefal District Couit,No 1859 THomAs D. II sp-
piLL tutof.ys DANIEL " aBDILt By virtue of writ II
e faclas issued ont Of e honorable the district court
offhe parish Of Caddo IN the above entitled su ana
to rue directed have seized and will proceed ia siI
at public auction At the house door IN tie t,vn
ofShEeseport parish Of Cadio, on SATURDAY. The
5th day Of January. 4. D. 1855, between the hours
81 II ociock,A NJ and Ar a. the following described
opeLY, to-wit; 'he whoe OF sect3n thirtysiy, (36}
township seventeen fl7.} rafge sixteen. f6p coatn
ing SIX hundred and forty acres more or less: ali
Ut section one. ID township sixteen, (fG) range six
teen, 90 except the east half q of the northeast
quarter AZ thereof containing five hundred and sixty
acres more or less, which said tracts of land lie near
the town OF Greenwood, in said parish, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon. Seized
as the property Of the defendant and Il be sold to av
and satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled suit
Terms 9! sale--cash, with the benefit Of appraise-
ment. w HOLMES Az shtria +
Shreveport December 4 1855 q c.,
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Shreveport and Alexandria Packets.

ss5szsssS THE new,very light draught sa5.szsSsss
=Sssssc2ssz- fast running steamboat $500
VI. L.. DzAEJGEH EssE'Y, C. A. Crook, muster,
having been purchased expressly for the trade, will
together with the tavorite steamer UNION, dur
ing the low water form line of semiweeky packets
between Shreveport and the Falls where they will
coEnectwath the New Orleans packets thus ena bling
passengers go through without detenton.a These
boats will give particular aentiono any business en-
trusted 20 them, and being OF very light draugh will
be able 20 make their trips at all times. They
both built oF passenger boats have con,modops
room cabins. and for comfort, good Recommendations,
safety and speed unsurpassed by any boats in the
trade For freight or passage, apply On board, or 10
decli Il. MOORE
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TO PLANTERS & OWNERS OF STOCK
aa LeaTettsS Patent Portable
- COL n A N d COZ MILL

Il ME undersigned having purchased the patent
L right OF this valuable invention for DeSDto pa
rs, asks the attention Of planters, Of cattle and
the public generally to its great utility, cheapness and
unequaled capacity for grinding meal for bread corn
and cob for stock, Smelling corn, etc. It grinds from
II to 10 bushels per hour is easily handled and can
IN few hours be put to work in any place; and is SO
SIMPLE III It's construction that there is fear of its
getting ont OF order Any boy negro can
manage it. One of the mills is now at work on the
public square, where the public is invited to call and
examine its merits. They are sold extremely low and
on liberal terms. J. CONSTANTINE. 4
Mansfield. November % 1855
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Succession Sale

Succession OF Jno. Keene, deceased
eTATE OF LOUISIANA-Paris of Caado-T,
~ District Court BY virtue of writ of sale TO me
directed by the honorable District Court of the parish
OF Caddo, will proceed to sell at public auction. If
front Of the market house in the town Of Shreveport
parish "foresad on Monday the I'll, day of 3annary
IL d. 1895, between the hours OIL O'Clock, A. NJ aus
P NJ. the following described propertv bcIonain, :,
the succession OF John heene deceased, to- vii: lot
NO. tHlrtsen, (i3l in ten lot No sixteen fI6.)
together With the Improvements thereon re- "a
Terms Of sale-Cash with the benefit of appraise
meIif ....-. H. .HJNSICKER J
Shreveport December 5, 1855, Auct,5near
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Valuable Land For Sale.

\ OFFER tor sale, upon the most accommodating
terms, from 100 to 2l00 ACRES OF LAND. situa-
ted III Harrison county, Texas Ferry Lake. 1t is
one of the finest timbercd tracts in the county, and
fronts one mile the lake, adjacent to the old Cos
shatta crossing, about a mile and half above Port
Caddo The land lies Immediately contiguous to nav
lgauon, and IS watered by fine springs 1t has also
hne woodward tor steamboats, and many natural ad-
vantages. The title consists in an original headlight,
backed by the tax receipts for Is years. The
ton of emigrants and others desiring real in
vited. For particulars, apply TO S. H. PARSONS,
Summer Grove, or l.. NJ. MUTT, Esq, Shreveport.
*x*Texas Republican copy. novel
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consignees OF Merchandise ner ste,,n,,o,

Oglcsby y Grisrold's-E. J. BealI; Ed. Smith ] r,
Fulllioye; PIG. Rhone; I NJ Gatlin; II. d. Boney. b
= aeott; l. johnson; ]. F. 3easely: r. " Walker
= L., Allison; estJ Pennywell; o. a. Edwards: r. s.
llson; 4. Y. Darby; doct Il P Perry; Jno. a. Har-
RI, :. D. Dewitt; @. IL Durham; est s Jones: II. T.
4oei; Payne, snoddy d GO; ". D. Hobgood; L Hen
dfcks; D. Z. Reclrl d co. G.. s. Bonner: ] as BOYD. +
=. talbot; Y d. B. Oiiphant; W j. Benge; ". D,
a NJ skidmore d Wilkinson; Firenzie; W l. J.
Brooks; J. B. Sims; L Alsobrook; ]. f. Williams.
John Brooks; doct S. Wilder; g. P Frierson: S. G.
PARSONS; doet G. Latin; ]. r. Douglass; G. G. Mills:
W Baxter; A. Baxter;J W. Shelton: YdF. TYLER: s.
p Clements; Abbott d Foreman; NJ Levy; g. H.Spi-
ker; E Richards; Il, jefferson; Cas-, do; J. Lea
sey e.N senteil CO.. r. Runnells; N Thomp-
son; Owen Giilespy; Edw Connolly; N Bryan; L. S.
Wells d bro; b. M Parkinson Il CO., w. NJ Tirnen;
F. w Armor; J R. Haywood; Jas. Thompson: ".
Davidson; j. ]. Marshall 9. Lassiter: &C, Allen;
!. l.. Rochelle; 9. G. Alexander; G. b. Singh; b S.
Walcot; W. G. Swanson; Z. W. Winston; r. s Lang
ley; ~ Cooper; p S. Alexander; s. MeMichae:
Y, r. Cox d bro; j. Bailey; j. b Gilmer; r. Tatum;
Chas- Burgon; G. Gilner; ]. II. Hughes -# ~
4tJ. n. HoueH & Co.'s-A. j. McDsde; Mrs E. B.
McDanels; Mrs. Price; A. H. d W. Roguett; TAYLOR
y Oliver; S. B. Hendricks; RE, Greenwood: 6, e.
Gregg D. co; 4. Il. Rhodes; j. NJ. Swanson: rev d W
a. stoyall; r. G. Jannavile;J G. Bethany; j M'Mil-
lem rev'd Jesse Carter; doct Vance, docT Henry Hv-
err ~ ~ d Bro I'd Cole; yno. B. Webster; B. T. Lo
gan; Ihas Pegues; w FL. Foster Willis DAILY; VIM
Il. Winans; W. H. Winning; Jesse Ivey Cook Il Wat
son; y q ~ d.; NJ Dapplemeyer d bro; Montgone-
ry d bro; w. D., Jefferson; O. B. Stone; P. ~ Hard
man; Mas; Il. I'll. Hood; z. r. Motley; Jas. M. Tav-
Tor; Bryan d Hollingsworth; c. G. Shunake: G. G.
Taylor; j. Perry; L. Perry
AZ ~ Moores-Green d Bayliss; H. O. Hvnson;
doct M d Ray; .Fier Stuart & Chester; r T. Il bro;
Sinclair SIapps; b S. Waleott; H. R. G. d bro; H. n
"; CT MeClarty; f. Richards; j E. Jones; j. NJ.
Saunders; W J. Saunders; G. f. Heard; H. f Fulli-
love; 8 a. Roberts; Smiley & Hodge; A. A. Tonlin-
son; ], G. Jones; Estill Likens; R. P. Taylor; j M
Virgins; B. G. Bradley; H. W. H. Farley; D. S Jen-
nlngs I. Smith; JOS Taylor;J, c. K; TT; B. Bur-
ham, Mrs. D. b Connell; j. A. & r A. Snider; D. |.
Hooks; 3. B. Baggerly.
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Railroad Tax Col!ector.s Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons intereste,
~ that have seized, and will according to Law
proceed to sell at public auction at the court hous,
doorin the town Of Shreveport parish of Caddo STATE
Of Louisiana, on SATURDAY, 18th DAY Of Dece,n
Der, A, y. 1922 between the hours Of / O'clock, A
NJ and 4 P N, the following described rronertv ,r
ached to pay and satisfy the tax assessed aGansf tht
proprietor to pay The subscription of the corpo
ration OF Shreveport to the stock Of the Vicksburo
shreSeport and Texas railroad company, viz:
". +. 7. Mnrray-Lot No. 10, il block No. %, O.
the towl Of Shreveport Tax 332 80 and costs.
Terms of sale, cash. II. P, SAVER
Collector of the corporation railroad tax,
Shrevpnnrt Nnvar,ho. ~,
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Sheriff Sale.

STATE or LOUISTANA-parisho of Caddo-- En
AZ District Court. HEzzIAH MBDIE ToN, FIVE, dec' IA
VS.. SAM'L A. JoSEs, former curator Order from the
1th Judicial District Court, parish Of West Fecfana
No. 246. By virtue Of writ Of 6eri facias IL me
directed by The honorable the 7th District Court e
parish Of West Feiicana in the above entitled case,
nave seized and will proceed to sell ut public auction
at The courthouse doorn the town of Shreveport pa
ish Of caddo Oh SATURDAY, the I'd day OF February,
A. ID 1856, between the hours Of II o'clock, and
P. Ms the following described property, TO VIII Lots
n"s. TWO, three. l3.a and the east half Of No. tens
~ ~ block No. FIVE, 81 situated in the town OF
brentwood parish Of Caddo, together with all the
hirl. named Martha, aged about 10 years, cI black
complexion Seized and TO be sold to pay and satisfy
me :. wit issued id The above entitled suit.
Terms Vt sale--cash with the benefit of appraise-
meni THOS. q. SIMPSON, Dry Sheriff. 4
Shreveport, Decenber a6, 1885. pf'S7 30.
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Shreveport & Alexandria Packet.

fFMEah a HE new, substantial, very hight draught
sSSs@7lfF$gsggs steamboat RUNAWAY, Crooks,
master, thaving been thoroughly
hauled, repaired and renovated has resumed her trips
as a regular weekly packet between Shreveport and
Alexandra, at which place she will connect with the
New Orleans steamers, thus attordng passengers and
shippers through line TO the city without detention
the falls.
The Runaway was built expressy for the trade, her
boilers machinery, furniture and every thing else
entirely new, and in point of safety speed and
modatons she is unsurpassed by any other boat above
the falls Particular attention will at times be paid t.
paRtat fon and all way business. Thankful FOR the h
era patronage they have heretofore received, her Off
solicit the fayors of their old friends, promising to
do every thing iii their power to merit il. ecl2
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ShrcvepAt. January "a. 1855.
A. ENGLE.

Texas street, adjoining the City Hotel,
AS just received from New York and Havana
L L per steamer Marion, large supply Of genuine
Havana Regnlas, Londres, and other Cigars; Pickles
and Preserves; Hungarian Table and Dessert Wines
guaranteed to contain alcohol; Prunc Brandy; as
sorted Candies; Candles; Aleerschum and other Pipes
Pipe-stems; Turkish and other Smoking Tobacco:
Chewing Tobacco; every description of West India
Fruits, etc. etc. .
He asks particular attention to The newly invented
Austrian Matches, which confirm no suphdr, keep in
any climate and never fail to burn
The above articles will be sold at wholesale as cheap
as in any southern market FOR CASH octlO
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New Orleans, ShreYepert and Jefferson

}l@z@za b The new staunch, fast running steumers
saiS@TeH=:zSsssf SWAN, G. WlTHAM, master, will so
-. - soon as the water permits commence
her regular trips as packet between New Orleans,
Shreveport Port Caddo, Benton. Smithand, Jefferson
and all intermediate landings, and will pay particular
attention 10 all business entrusted her. The Swan
is entirely new, having been built at Louisville during
the present fall, expressly for the Red River rade and
is furnished with e-boas, life preservers, etc. in &C.
cordarce with the late law of congress- and in point OF
safety and comfort is unsurpassed. For freight or
passage, having superior accommodations, apply on
board.j declo
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= ~. VLLAS, ="
EsnGt and Gsann EEaEn.,


Texas street, Immediately opposite the Cadd Bakery
asa RESPECTFULLY informs the gentlemen
- Of Shreveport that he snow prepared -
to manufacture to order every description OF Boots
and Shoes, at the shortest notice and the most rea
sonable terms. He has on hand a large assortment
Of the best quality of cafskin 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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shreYenNrt Il AIeyaudria racLnt

fT5@11s d The entirely new and very light draueh,
sssH#55sE:siss sss steam boat ZONE STAR, j. S.
SMITH, master, will during the low wa
ter season run as regular packet between Slreve-
port and the falls, where she will connect with the N
orleans packets. The Lone Star is entirely newve
saunch, OF light dfaugh and having been built ex- 4
pressly for the trade is particularly adapted to it, Her
officers will pay particular attention to all business
entrusted to them and make use of every exertion su
give satisfaction. For freight or passage having fine
accommodations apply on board
u 50 soon as the water will permit the Lone Star
will take her place aeke in the upper Red River
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sofF ESQ sacks superior Rio coffee, in stor,
- ana Tor sale by STACEY & WELLS,
eeF9 roe - 9G s Is on the Levee
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T.. EBERSTADT.
CONFECTIONERY, FAMILY GROCERIES

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Liquors. Wines, CordiaIs, Fruits, &c,
Corner OF Texas and Edwards streets, Shreveport.
s5SSssss Has just received per steamboat
@4bzis@ White Cliffs and will keep constantly EFh
- on hand, large stock of ~ lsSSf5..y
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate. Hams Candies, Soap
Flour, Molasses. Starch HOLSTERS, Olives Mackerel
Herrings, Sardines, Anchovies, Mustard, Ketchups
Irish Potatoes, plain and Pine Apple Cheese, butter
water and soda Crackers, Batter, Lard. Onions Salt
Pepper, Spices, olive, salad and lamp Oils, Indigo
superior assortment of Liquors of every descrip-
ton: old brandes common and old Monongahela
whlskey, pure GIN rum, port, madeira sherry malaga,
ciaret. sauterne and champagne wines, London por-
ter, Scotch ale, draught ale, cider, etc. ~
A choice assortment of confectionery, candies of
every descriptions West India preserves and fruits,
brandy fruits rtits in their Juice, almonds raj
sins, figs, prunes, eitron lemons oranges, nuts
First quality Havana cigars, chewing and smoking to-
bacco. Fancy articles and chiIdren's toys. novel