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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05
STATE STOCK B.NK AOrks OF IxDI,NA

STATE STOCK BANK MOTIFS OF INDIANA
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E6 10 -1ls cider Vinegar 2 hills Pearl Barley:
2 abrams Salerst1 l0hxs Wheat St.-rh
- txs i-ratns IN l. pers; lioston Matches:
hale 20 q Barting; q Cas-ia:
bundles Carton TWiue: small Ifsmr Irvine:
gras> Iisltsr Rope; coils IIea ~ Tier Rope;
Hemp Reseords; do Cation Bedeoris
NJ lex No ks hast rani 5 Jump To-
30 li> Nutmeg: Laeco;
y sos nIaek LUX; 15 io4 vhia, Ma tard
q q muck Nrstari; p Il" y Y
~ Tx Ground Pc7prr: ~ f;reund Cipr
40 hxs Pain Soap in y! to u rs OF Wash oar
n, Lars IS nests Market Pistets:
c ,v-red Baskets; rs d"z imp rr oms;
10 Xhisks o Wire %;
do extra Clothes pssk-t-; 10 10 Hard do;
For saie at Iow, It make price ly
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TWEo DoME EnANKE,s ;,

II E.IS
CINCINNATI 10y ENG EST aRLiSNNENT,
Corner Che and Canal opposite il,nry Lut Groce
~. Evansville Indiana.
ENANCY Rehuisher Of Dry Goods
and formerly Foreman Cincinnati Mr. Teasd ale
New York Dye House.
CLANS by Ladies' and entlemens Clothes OF silk
Woollen aud Cashmere. Sha~ OF emery scrip
ton. I'm shes DYES kind
cordiuz patterns aud finishes them equal He
stains Silk Dresses ith1u
the color STUFF lie also cleans aud finishes Cur
tains ia silk aud ooen Toile de Tersse aud Tues.
Also he cleans Carpets finishes equsl
fair rates octl9-l d&w
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Main street. enc door below Bre mel
wApA-HAND KnIE CANAL.
HOUSE FURNt-iiiNG GOODS.

Gt0LBURN n iiERSHBERGER have now open for en-
" large stock OF furnishing G"ods
sisting Three Ply Ingram and low priced Carpets Stair
Hall Carpets Of patterns and qualities Floor
Cloths 70 IS feet wide. Satin de Lsncs Werted
Cotton Dsasks Furnitures and Bro Hollands Gu tsns
Muslin sud Lace Ctans Cornces Curtain Pins and STAIR
Rods. Mar.-illes Quilts Linz amasks. Table Linen and
Toweng Piano aud Tate Cloths aud Bed Blankets OF all
sizes and quail les.
We also manufacture Mattresses every size and dcscrp
ii which will warrant good be found. Also
Bed Comforts of all Sizes All OF which will sell As low
the quality he found this side of Allegheny
Monnt aims F.ster Block st At. near Nlain.
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GEgIST MILL.
YENIIE Fulton Mil in good for grinding whest
u Rye Ruckwhsat and Corn with dispatch and equal
Mill in the West for quantity and quality Of -four the
machinery Of the latest making the -four
lively and good Good wheat ground for Hour
sold. viii warranted The Mill will regularly
Saturdays and other days hen three
loads Of vrain come tog sther; so come and try
Flour Meal the above NIL at all tines
Highest mark Ct price pafu for " heat - -
nov29-n D. H. Blk III
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OwEN.S 3ssITrta

GOMEZ o. JEFrERsoS sSD ForR sTRrf IS
~ -. a. USv IN Ps0IsItts yCts z.
ft'Hls tine hotel - FT-iy rosssrir
ssperior accommodations very reasonable charges.
seP25
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GEORGE kIE,S. PHILIP pErF~n rur,Jp xE,xsR.
GEORGE EEaEg & Co,

. d =
tvan~,iite, aud aua.
- vi = undersigned leave the Merchants
n South IN luiiana anu the allie gnrrai tha
Factnr, Is rrrtca and the, ready
faeture Soap Candiss AID Lard al.
W. will articles gsof he
prices as ts purchased Cinciunai. We
1aetnre all the different ialitiss
in that city. hsse equal fac - tn West
or the liberal patronage We have slrad receiy
determined to inert ibuanee sad ioerease If
the same. and liberal M % thr aa
lie. for the establishment OF Home in
citv.
N3.-The highest market prizes = ways paid fsr Tal'ow
Lari an Grease. % amd GEORGE KLEIN = 60. &
Niucenncs Cizet and Hen Courier copy
and send hills to this ONCE.
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5OOs p doz y ct OF for cash. ........... %
COOS y doz do do do "a
7Ocs q. doz do do a
IL The lower pricessbove generally, whore two p'ices
aforementioned fosfu packages and the higher for
small wholesaie.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05

CONANT & co.
RE purchasing the Notes OF the MINING Ann MANUFAC-
IA Co Their office IL on First street. next
aoopto Peter Burk's Exchange noy2S-u
uDECEIvED Advance direct from Baltimore
II boxes ~ don Id Cans OYSTERS;
do IL don ID do do;
4 10 8doz N do HOLSTERS;
Is do IS don plat Pepper Sance;
~ do IL doz pint Tomato Catsup;
do 8 doz qrt Staughtoa Btters;
do don pint do do; and for sale by
novi5 I. HERMANN.
upENEMBER.-AlI goods bought at J. w. & 8. WICK
II ERYS delivered the houses Of the purchasers
tree Of charge novH
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sskb PIECES Russia Linen Cotton n,ssIng
we by oe3 j. II. MAGHEE6 CO.
ES0NSErs.- straw B,nnets. .sxest Styles this
Z p for sale
nOys JAS. Low 4 CO.. lis Main st Lou, Ky.
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yNTooDgY Ann WILLOW WARE. no on
SAVINGS DA.K.

fisSs - 4 III. - .-ifN HAM
IH'H'S Faak pas posi.es payable
u deBanl; iasss ahd se : f4ehrrg. Con- tncarrent
Money &e grfats lesns i1i-c -emfts
pr"mFtis Exchange. to
lllar.s o. Europe. crtli-f q. COPELAND. Cashier +
f,3T. Mills FI.0t1 fer sale at the Mill atss SOC
I 10 IS CASH.
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MOTIONS. foYs AND F,acY Goops.

q g. Pt SiiEB ia NoA BEE\ hiGh1 ltARS IN =
g IivaEssille constantly adans all little aud
ornamental articles tails particular branch " trade.
with presnt arEanftmtn With Eastern merchants end
viii sen i"rca al thu lowest mari prices Custom and
fr nus uly iavee cal great
variety store under Dad ellews' Hall. First
e2-Iyd&w Us
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We will issue a Certificate OF
whole tickets for 25 gusrter cts for 81 50
2Jhalf % Is eighth 1 IS
wer purchase Of ckage II corresronseu.s
double the quantity of the
contains all the msers placed IN
the wheel and therefor have all that ara drawn on
and have only three numbers ticket to draw
handsome prize
ANY rmetion will chez, fully communicated
Tn tickets The aud date
enclse the money ana direct send Pos: ssmr stead
Tesets all the Lotteries adj ertised iy
others Notes any solvent ba received in pay men;
Oc,2 C. SAIRN & CO.. Baltimore Nd.
UDOl,VSHED STEEi. I'SysE sRONS.-New end elessut
ed Fire impnr atin"
for civ sales aiso hist n Hsds Fir strands
@ s.. s great varieties anu ~ ~" BABcooK BRO.
n IoUoRs A Good assortment of auors all kinds
j hand and for sale BIZ uov22 PRESTON BROS.
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CoPAnvNyReIl;p

rI'lIE uad rgnea DAP ofura corartners
l. de- the 81 a FIRM ofIt Holiday the
ZION OF General Predaee, Frxsrd ng and Cenmssisi
Bnsiness n thss city. EDWA ARD n. NIL, go.
sert2-t MARCUS X. HOL LIBAf. B
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05

NEW TAILORING EST ABI.isHNENT.
undersigned would most respectfully to the
- citizens of Evansville
has orened shop Main opposite the Branch Bank
Of Indiana where he intends carrying the above
all its branches the latest styles All
work warranted in fit
By close application to business liberal share pat
ronage.
Cali and examine his Cloths Cassimeres
ings he has good stock hards and is sell
chap. NOVEL y. l.. NELMS.
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All Ssnsr ssHsss .ne
Tn sc 80 tickets III
a.. 10 I'd aud fth - 50
9Th
e. 1thald sth - 80
All tickets (teing ss4Dj with Of c dr.wn
Those tickets being 81 500 yth only OF the dawn
numbers on them. each. . &c
Tickets eros Halves =; Quarters Az Eigh;hs az.
We will issue Certificate of
Is While Tickets $40 Is Quarter Tickets for s2 On
rs Half Is Eighth 81 90
BIOS PRIZES To BE DISTRIBUTED.
Novemt er 2sth 1854. Class $40
r"''" Zoo % 50
1860 81
Tickets 81
We will issue Certificate OF
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rUE ,rHIEE.

6STOLEE from the ety of Evansvilie the 9Th Of
- b.r 1854. Roam Mare years ol1 past hans
sna half high. with flemish in her left eye and shod al
around liberal rewarl will lie paid for either horse
thief ~ delivery Johnson aud French Evansyi
At SouIh CarrOiton. Ky. join N Sill Ri'.
dee 3 Iti3tw
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TUsrrec.d a ,ew gross Of LYONS KATHAIR IN and
d BARRY'S TRICOPER0US which will he sold low. at
Wholesale or retail, by
oet2f KELLER, FARSSLEf co.
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hard and made to order.
Cottage and lrre Scrolls Obeisks. Tomhs
Head apa Foot Stones Marble Fence and
Furtur Marble Eastern prices OF Italian and American
Marble.
Orders distance promptly and satisfactorily fied
All work warranted. noy2O-f VI. A. LAWRE NCE.
DEC per steamer Belle Gclen.d direct from Bremen
N 20 kegs Holland Herring; Is jars Anehoviseh;
800 lbs German Prunes
Also per steamer Evansville boxes virginia Gold Leaf
Tobacco. for sale by deei6 j. ID. HERMANN
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6NROCERIES.-
" $50 hills and hf bbIs Mclasses;
10 hhds New Sugar; 10 bags Pepper Spice
and for sale at lowest market rates by
deci4 SAMUEL ORR.
SsHAWLS.-lo0 Misses eol'd Nett ShawIs;
- 100 back eab'd do, Of the newest
styles and below market prices reed this
novIS JAS. Low q CO.. 4ls Main st. Lou. Ky.
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SELLING 0FF fT COsT.
iTD NJ isLsgutG..t

'in unaersgn eel ais to the citizens sf
>. FsnSs lie and vicinity hat intends sell
uue OF his Srrli seek
- At PRIME COST.
iiegieare 20 tla
hd can srsat in ,mentf those wishrg
10 90 q arg fns viii tiea-e themselves
Sv'' ~ OF .nr.fy q me all aud yours.ives
y. !. SitisthNHN MAR aonr Ties FIR Tx.
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n CHEST efthose choc. Baltimore Oysters reed this
d dec7 COOKS Family Grocer
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l7BE.sT ON d(O.

NISNgFi(gIIs r. OF iosa' CO. second - lstween
~ Il Mia asa - soeria-lsw A nan has
h'ne 80 boxes cho,e sntcsky aud
ssl-j-Oiads -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-28
Valuable PROPERTY at Auction.

WILL be sold at the Market House, in the town of
w Shreveport, Wednesday, 18th April, 1855,
at public adction, at l. o'clock, A. NJ, the following
property, to-wit:
Ten Acres of Land, in Caddo parish, the One
Mile House, formerly owned by ]. w. Evans decd.
Aso-0ne and a half acres of Land, adjoining the
above described 10 acres, with the improvements
thereon at present occupied by captain Leonard
Aso-TWO Lots of Ground. in the town of Shreve-
port, being part Of lot No une, (9) in block tftyone
(5l,) described follows, wit: commencing at the
of Market street and alley, running thence
north west along Market 90 feet and running
back for depth 40 feet. Also, portion of said lot No.
nine (9) block ftty-one, (5l,) commencing 40 feet
from the of said alley, running thence north
30 feet and running back for depth of 40 feet.
Also-Three Lots Of Ground, in the town of Shreve-
port, known the map plan of Messrs. Johnson &
Cutf, filed and recorded in the recorders Office of
CadIo parish as lots Nos one and three, q, and
81 Of block sixtyseven, (67) formerly owned by ]. J.
Gallagher.
Terms and more accurate description made known
on the day of sale. H. HUNSICKER, Auctoneer
The above described property will be disposed of as
above unless sold private sale before that time
Persons wishing to purchase, will apply to H. Hun
srcKsR, Shreveport, RoBr. B. SCOTT, Jefferson
Texas march 28-3t
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Wanted Immediately.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS ARE WANTED,
THO dispose of some of the most popular Works ev-
L err issued in the United States Over lOo,000
copies of the works have been sold in the past few
months. They entitled: "Histcrical Collection OF
the Great West" and ''The Travels and Adventures
of Celebrated Travellers The sGreat Vest IS hled
with the most interesting material 50 arranged as to
embrace the whole of historical incidents connec
ted with the rise and progress Of the mighty west 1t
commences 900 years back. with the first discovery OF
the west, and comes down to the present time, con-
tanning an account of the gold dggings, OF
California, together with historical and descriptive
views of California, Oregon, New Mexico. Texas,
Utah, Minnesota Washington, Nebraska, Kansas, sc.
..The Travels is compilation of the most interest
ing narratives Of all the principal nations the globe,
giving historical and descriptive accounts of al! eoun
tlies thus united geography history and travels II
contains The various religious creeds the globe the
agricultural resources customs and manners the varl
Gus forms of government, etc. etc.
Such extraordinary inducements are offered as will
enable energetic agents realise from $75 to 800
per MONTH For further particulars, apply, post paid,
to l. M KEY, Fair Play, P. o., Pamela county, Texas
p. S.. Persons wishing to canvass either the coun-
ties Of Fannin, Red River Hopkins, Titus, Lamar, or
Bowie will please address ". G. VEAL, IT White Oak,
H9nsins county Toys i'm
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Shreveport & Alexandria Packet.

fzasss" a THE new, substantial, very ligh, d.
asSSE5 iAEfaf steamboat RUNAWAY, CRc-
.sszzsszEzzssS master, (havng been thoroughly
hauled, repaired and renovated) will resume her q
on or about the LIST September, regular wee
packet between Shreveport and Alexandria, at W.
place she will connect with the New Orleans steam.
thus atfording passengers and shippers through /
to the city without detention at the falls.
The Runaway was built expressly for the trade
boilers, machinery, furniture and every thing els,
entirely new, and in point Of safety, speed and act
mediation she is unsurpassed by any other boa, a.
the falls Particular attention will at times be pal
plantation and all way business. Thankful for the
eral patronage they have heretofore received, her
solicit the favors of their old friends, promisn
do every thing in their power TO merit it. July G.
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Great Bargains in Groceries. &c.

HAVING purchased the entire stock in trade Of
Ii Thatcher & Co., and received large supplies
from the city, my assortment of Family Groceries fine
old brandies, rum, gn whiskey wines, cordias pre-
serves, pickles, kechups, mustard pepper Spices tea
coffee sugar, sat, 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 cheap, if not cheaper,
than they can be purchased any other in town
As Unjust dispose Of this stock before the rises
make 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 M, BAER. Texas street
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Great BARGAINS! Great Bargains!!

4 S we intend closing store in few weeks, al
"A those in want of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats
Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Wines, Liquors. etc. etc.
will find it their advantage to give early call
AS we are SELLING OFF AT COST extraordinary in.
ducements held purchasers, in fact such as
never before offered in this community, and fam
lilies, planters, country merchants and all others, will
be satisfied on examining prices, that we sell al
from 25 to 80 per cent cheaper than any other house
in Shreveport and lower than the articles be
purchased in New Orleans.
Ladies are respectfully solicited to give US CALL.
They will find every article they may be in want Of
and we guarantee that they will acknowledge they
never before knew goods sold as low
aug2 E. g. B. JACOBS, Texas street.
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SELLING OFF
a n co It'll

TNIIE undersigned, DESTROYS of closing their business
i in Shreveport, preparatory to final removal,
would beg leave TO offer to their customers and the
public generally heirla large and we'll assorted fall and
winter stock Ar COST PRICES. They assure the
public that they intend closing out their business in
this place, with view of doing business in New Or
leans, and they will therefore offer every nducement
to purchasers. Those who have purchased and
DESTROYS Of so doing, will do well to call and examine
our stock which is as choice and good ever
brought to Shreveport, and which we assure them
will positively sell at cost for cash.
dec6 G. NJ. LEVY & Co.
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Removal.

WM. B. MILLER respectfully informs his
w friends aud the public that he has re,nov- {
ed his Drug and Book Store to the new brick Gts
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 endeayors to ac-
commodate all who may be disposed to patsonise his
establishment His store will be supplied at all times
with large stock Of goods his ine which addi-
tons constantly being made by imporations from
parIfacturers and importers. WM. B. MILLER.
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Shreveport & Alexandria Packet,

Tf&m0@'" 8 Tue new, very light draught, fast RI
44sSFEsf.f5S52 ming steamboat FANNY FER
J. M. COLLINS, master, will leave
Alexandria, on Monday Evening, I'd October, at Fl
o'clock and continue during the season as r.
uIar packet between this port and the falls, maxim
trip every ten days. The Fanny Fern bull
Shreveport expressly for the trade is entirely new
very light draught, has large and commodous cab
and in point of safety, comfort and fine accommcd
tionsis equal to any boat Red River. Her off
will make use of every exertion to please, and so
the patronage of their old friends Particular att
ton will be paid to receiving and landing passencr
and freight at all points on the river. =.
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Committed to Jail

"a In the parish of Caddo, before the honorable J
- w. Jones, justice of the peace in and for said
pa,i sh negro man, black mplexioned, some thirty
of age and about FIVE feet five inches in height Calls
himself ELIJAH, and says that he belongs a Mr.. -
Webster, residing in Harrison county, State of Texas
Said negro apprehended in the parish of Caddo,
about two miles from Shreveport The owner or own
of said negro man is hereby notified come for
ward prove property pay charges, and take him away
or he will be disposed of as the law directs.
J. s. ALLWlNE, Tailor Caddo parish.
Shreveport, March 81. 1855
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Shreveport and Alexandria Packet

THE new, substantial and fast runnIG
xAIksszssssS steamboat MARION, M'PHEARso
esassIsSsIaz master, will continue to run during 4!
low water as weekly packet between Shreveport "a
Alexandria. The Marion was built expressly for u!
Red River trade, is unusually staunch, her boilers nj
chnery, furniture etc, entirely new, and is fitted
in accordance with the late of congress. STRIFE 6
tention will be paid all business, and her ofce
will use every effort to give satisfaction For FREY
or passage, apply on board.
u When the water rises the Marion viii run az
regular packet between New Orleans, Shreveport a0
unner z ed Riuer roh0a
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Drug Store Re-0pencd,

!. The old patrons and friends Of Morris Drug
III Store, (recently destroyed by fire. respect
St- fully informed that the undersigned will con-
tinue the business and is opening the re-
Gently occupied by VIM. B. Miller, on Texas street,
large and complete assortment of Fresh and Genuine
DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, &C., and solicits
continuance of the patronage awarded to the late
Morris. He is now prepared to fill all orders Ply
sicians prescriptions carefully put up all hours day
or night. [nov22l L. H. MORRIS
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500 Reward.

rFNHE above reward will be paid for such informa
4 ton as will lead the detection and conviction
OF the person persons who, during Sunday night or
Monday morning, 18th inst, cut the telegraph wires,
near Mr.. Gmor'S. The same sum will no 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 njure the wire ether fixtures on the line
Of telegraph between Shreveport and Alexandria.
WIN F. MURRAY, Lessee.
Telegraph Office. Shreveport Jan "a 1855.
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Committed to Jail

~ IN the parish of Caddo, before ]. w. Jones, esq
- justice of the peace, a negro boy, who calls
himself JOHN, and says that he belongs to Mr.. John
ston Ellis, of New Orleans. Said negro was arrested
at the steamboat landing, town of Shreveport. The
owner, owners, of said negro is hereby mott
fed to come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, he will be disposed of as the law
directs. ]. S. ALLWlNE, Jaitor Caddo parish.
Shre,.ennrt March 81 ISll
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Committed to Hail

GIN In the parish of Caddo, before the honorable J.
Ny w. Jones, justice of the peace, in and for
parish, negro woman, black complexioned
about twenty five years of age, and some five feet four
inches high Calls herself JANE, and says that she
belongs to Mr.. Persons residing in the city of New
Orleans. She apprehended in Caddo parish, near
the town of Shreveport The owner or owners of
said negro woman is hereby notified TO come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take her away she
will be disposed of as the law directs
J. S. ALLWINE, Jailor Caddo parish
Shreveport March 81 1858
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Regular Passenger Packet,

FOR ALEXANDRIA,.
sassEssSGaas THE fast running, commodious sreor
IL. VI. JONES, JAMES ROBINSON, master,
run between Shreveport, and Alexandra, in come
with the steamer COMPROMISE for New Orleans,
make regular trips during the low water season.
has superior accommodations for passengers, an
point of safety and speed is unsurpassed, For fire.
or passape. nnnlv on hnard. o..
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-28
To Steamboat Officers.

NFFlCERS Of Boats running in the upper Red
~ er ade, are respectfully informed that New
leans Newspapers, of every description eau be
nished to them, in any quantity, by sending ordc5
WIN. M. DECAMP, Reporter, No. Front Levee
low Can't street, cover A. & Fl. Blocks Who'll"
grocery IF desired the onalne Of the boat purcht
will be stamped on each paper, and the paekages
wardcd rs Der ORDER