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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29

EscnIorets Efex.2orc<G -.
FROM no. IS TO /? ItOS.hI. STREET.
Asuppy of CREME DE EHUHY CHAMPAGNE, ia ,rsrt5
and pin1s constantly On hand cQa"i 10 the Loat that
comes D this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
VINES
Il 4: 4 II ID Z! y:
SAFER &C Of Vintage Of 1875, lg5 1896 Hnl other
brands.
w III S * x:
OF all dcscrptions--ScGtch, Irish Rye ard bourbon.
ALE and PORTER in p;Hts and qu#ra
Also
hili my usual of the best WINES nNd H.
QUOES the market, which will We sold reasonable
terms any other heuse in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2prf No. Ii Royal street.
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Ns0 Orleans pailp Cresstent.
.KEs o. NIXON. WILLIAM R. ADAMS ADAMS
by NIXON & ADAMS. =


0EETCH. mo. 70 CAMP STREET.
TERMS:
will be regularly served to subscribers in the
city at early hour every morning. Sundays oE
$40 year, in advance hafyearly and quarterly ~ 'hs
eams rates, 20 week, paSabeto the carriers
A3veTftseme per squaefrst Insertion in Oh cases.
RI; for every subsequent insertion, 50 cents
Advertisements on the second page charged 81 lo
insertion. d &45&5#&t A L ., -
advertisements published intervals, will DO charged o per
square for every insertion. HI
Advertisements not Marked will be published one month"; o
longer and charged accordngy no advertisement or SUD
scrnon viii be stopped until all arrearages axe PAID at the
epton of the proprietnrs. s3 sEsa E aEEs .-s
Discount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
ne circulation which desirable medium for adye
4;sprs AsA FAMILY PAPER it circulates largely reachng
many hundreds of homes al early hour and being teaa
before the approach business hours consequently are
for family may be adrantageonsly published IN as
columns.
THE w T. e KLYe GRE SCI
Is published every Monday morning at s. year. "
advance Having extensive circulation thro"sho Lou
isana Mississippi Arkansas Alabama Ie&as ans other
it presents favorable mode to advertisers OF n"Sns
their wares and commodities known Advertisements IN
serted for ST per square, each insertion. g.
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boots, Shoes 0sed B}'0gN1as.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now nrirg ship Norfolk, general assor'
nlet Of BOOTS, SHOES, BEOtiA%S, bats, CAPS, etc.
G.g Plantations supplied with prime D!TCiilN'i BOOTS,
RUS<ET BRUHANS WOOL, MENIrh%, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMrEACiIY HATS, 1t the lowest market
FROST & CO,
jy13 2pAW ~ Magazine street
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S<sfF<Fyc,.,g. harness 09G Yt'S1aEas.
The subscribers have just rcceivcda full supply Of English
French aud American
SADDI,E%z
FOR la DIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Irllin. many late improvements. TArir of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
EK "a, ETA O. So S%
Is NOT TO Br! EQCALLED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con-
SANDY hand, complete assortment Q: Ladies and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
ZIE E-S'L%:S,
and other articles in h4 line which they invite attention.
SIC WING tf.iC CHIN s.
With ali the late Improvements. ~
LACEY & CO.,
iro 81 s.. Charles
FPef1GFs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR TIL: SALE OF THE
VI u IS y
HALI.EY'S rIicsfCAI4 PAGT EXTRACTOR
~ - ~. y a:ld Isl CLr7sseS
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HATS, "a E&, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
constantly receiving, gs"r' ~s'rn"nt 0f SIX Eur
CASHMERE Paann G.rlorn Straw, i'lIn Leaf, Me@ir md
Wool HATS, at tie
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST 1: CO.,
tvl3 n,tW il Magazine
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aY GARDNER SMITH, Anc,tene,5.
GOOD MAHOGANY FLRNIItH: ~ Ati !iNE.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Au"ri"arcr,

(, AEU xfs1iY, Soy. J. at 10 o'clock. at No. b6
- i'f; "tJa >itre!, ahoNr Mctpa-rr". viii Tsni--
TGr If lnlr, C'gs-I lliu l'. u Bed
set,; Arso, Irritu Wristbands, MHrI'"t"i' i'lI" anl
Side Table, line ~ >r lnl Snf' piTar t%"nEinAs,
Easy P;t,r and Cane Chairs; N4fTc-c lti >aIic>'
Ir7p-Y Ei{VS-t',.h rga
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Sheriff Sale.
Tax Notice.

rYNHE tax payers OF the parish of Caddo are hereby
L notified to attend their election precincts at
the time and places specified below to pay the State
Tax by them due for the year 1855, and the License
for 1885, =+~ @' '@
In election precinct No. AT the Court House,
in the of Shreveport, Saturday, the 23d day
Of February, 1856. E
In election precinct No. 6--At the plantation of s.
Bossier deceased; and at the house of E. X. Hail.
known as the Norris Place. Monday, the 25th day
Of February next.
In election precinct No. Sat the house of A. j.
Pickens Summer Grove, on Wednesday, the 9th day
OF February next "
In election precinct No Sat the house of Mr.
Hughes, Blossom Hill, Friday, the 18th day of Feb
rrlary next.
In election precinct No. 2-At the house of w. A
Pegram, Greenwood, Saturday, the lst day of
March next. &5E. @"#5@ s*ss
In election precinct No. AT the store of Cooke &
Griffin on Monday, the Sd day of March next
In election precinct No. AT the house of i. j.
Hamlin, Albany, on Tuesday, the 4th day of March
Ns'- "3. '
In election precinct No. 7--At the School House,
Mr.. Cavert's Thursday, the 9th day of March
next. "' ' + 'ffs
Or will proceed to collect the same according to
law. @7"5s THOS. R. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport January Is, 1885, .7'' --5s
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Notice.
Valuable Plantation For Rent.

Ss The valuable plantation situated on Red River,
GS only two miles above Shreveport, the proper
-aaz&. ty Of Mrs. Martha K. Lee, and known as the
late residence Of captain James Lee. The soil equal
to any in the State, and well suited the cultiva-
ton Of both cotton and corn and is high and dry, be-
ing above ordinary high water mark. 1t is also one
of the best Situations the river for wood yard
There is comfortable dwelling and all the necessary
the premises. good garden, shrub
berry, etc. Te good tenant the place will be rented
or leased accommodating terms. For further par
teulars, apply to JN0. w. JONES, Shreveport.
jan9 or Mrs. MARTHA X. LEE, Marshall, Tx
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L. BAER,
Confectionery Il Family Grocery Store,

IeXas street, between the Levee and Spring street,
next door to Balls drug store, Shreveport.
- HAS just received directfrom New Orleans and
isasss@ is opening large and complete assort-
~ ment of choice and fresh Confectionery and
Family Groceries, comprising every article usually to
be found in stores of the kind. Among the stock is:
sugar, moasses, coffee, teas, chocolate, rice, starch,
candles, and fancy soap, lamp oil. mackerel,
salmon, Goldfish, herrngs, obsters sardines, olives an-
choves capers, kechups, sauces, pickles. preserves,
brandy FRUITS fruits in their juice, pe-ruts, raj
sins, currants prunes Almonds pecans and other nuts
syrups Of every description, fine cordias, water,
and soda crackers, cakes. candies ees and jams fine
salad oil, mustard, pepper vinegar, ginger, numegs,
spice, English and pineapple cheese, butter lard fine
salt, etc. etc. . sssz.s se-ssses
deira, Sherry, and White Wines, Champagne, Claret,
Rum, Gin, Irish, old Cock, Monongahela and common
Whiskey; Cider, London Porter and Scotch Ale, fine
chewing and smoking Tobacco, Cigars, etc. jun6
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TO THE LADIES'! ].

MISS LIN u U Isl,
MARKET STREET, nearly opposite the Postofiice,
BEGs to inform the ladies Of Shreveport, and stfA
Co. her patrons in particular that she has Just fsf
60 returned from Paris, with large assort- | al
ncnt Of the most fashionable and choice
millinery and Ladies' Fancy Goods,
selected by herself expressly for this place. consisting
i'll part of
Ladies' Toilet Goods of every description,
Bonnets of the latest styles, Ell Ct
Il Head Dresses, Flowers, - ,ss
Bridal Wells and Wreaths of every description
SILK Velvet, Musk Velvet and Cloth Cloaks for
ladies and children; ia zst
Silk Man1illas of various coors and styles
Satns and Silks, in great variety. s
A complete assortment Of every description OF Trim-
rnings. including black silk velvet musk velvet, of
various coors; MORE antique gaoon, silk and vel
vet ribbons, silver grey plush and velvet ribbons
galloon of velvet silk, moss and bugles, new styles
full assortment of choice bonnet ribbons, jet orna-
ments English crepe, corsets, embroideries, laces
blondes gloves, fine extracts for the toilette, port
monies, dolls, and various other articles too nume-
rous to mention. All of which are imported direct
from Paris and will be sold at the most reasonable
prices The ladies are invited TO call and examine
the assortment
Particular attention paid to the making of Mantilas
and every variety of Millinery Work executed with
taste. neatness and promptness. jan30
Wholesale GrOcers 4 Produce Dealers.
r55a.s5.5 g.. L. KOUNS d BROS, szanra..
Brick corner Levee street, Opposite Oglesby q Girls
wold's,) Shreveport. g.
WE invite the public and country dealers to call
w and examine our large stock of a1.
PRODU CE, PROVISIONS d GRO CERES,
Just landed from our steamboat Ariel and fresh from
the West, to-wit:
300 bbls fine seed Potatoes, (1rish;) ~
900 bbls Green Apples; 800 sacks seed oats;
so bbls choice Family Flour;
T9 100 boxes choice Cheese; f gE
600 sacks Salt in new sacks;
IS bbls Whiskey;
FE 65 sacks prime new Coffee; --s..ME t1
+s5 80 bbls choice Sugar, SO half bbls Sugar.
-s IS kegs assorted western Nails
Powder, shot, lead; stf5s=- -= fS.sts 80
Cigars, tobacco, bran, onions; sT5 rs
Soap candles, dried apples, white beans:
Cooking stoves, brooms, castings stone jugs, churns,
milk pans jars dog irons chairs, bedsteads, dining
tables, Washstands, wooden-ware, etc All OF which
VIC sell cheap for cash, advance Oh cotton. AS we
have our stock from first hands, will be enabled TO
sell at low figures. The senior partner resides in New
Orleans which will enable to fill orders at the low
est prices 49, se... -.e.-7ss--..5z.. s..,
Liberal advances on cotton. The highest price paid
iaa9 G. L. KoUNs & BROS.
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RENIOVA
: REWUV NJ
From the corner of Market and Texas streets.

From the corner of Market and Texas streets.
ny HENRY WELLS,
d RESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and
LII the public that he has removed his Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods Store to the brick building lately
occupied by Messrs. Trabue & Kline next door to E..
FL. Jordan's where he intends to keep always hand
a stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Also, Do
nestle and Plantation Goods Boots Shoes. Hats Jew
elry, Perfumery, Toys, etc. He is now opening a
large stock from New York and Philadelphia, which
he will sell for cash, his prices always have been
lower than any other house in town..
He particularly invites the ladies his large stock
of Bonnets, which he is now receiving of the latest
and fashionable Styles and which he sells at ex
tremey low prices, his motto being the nimbe dime
is better than the slow dollar. ;an2
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A. GELAS,
~. QGLa0,
Boot and Shoe Maker.

Texas street. Immediately opposite the Caddo Bakery.
"a RESPECTFULLY informs the gentlemen
- ct Shreveport that he isnow prepared -
TO manufacture to order every description Of Boots
and Shoes, at the shortest notice and on the lost
sonable terms. He hason hand d 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 the fashionable STYLE and in
the best manner- MI my work will be guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Terms, cash. octl7
DIAPER lHANGINGs-An assortment, for sale
i cheap; at T. II. MORRIS. IS
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New Orleans, Shreveport and Jefferson

The new, staunch, fast running 5steames
r1akssl[asssa SWAN, CHAs. HAYES, master, @. f.
gzssaEszz Hayes, clerk, will continue aIlthe sea-
son her trips regular packet between Orleans,
Shreveport, Port Caddo Benton, Smihland, Jefferson
and all intermediate landings, and will pay particular
attention to all business entrusted to her. The Swan
is entirely new, having been built at Louisville during
the present fall expressly for the Red River trade and
is furnished with e-boats fe-preseryers, etc., in
cordance with the late law ofcoEgress and in point of
safety and comfort is unsurpassed For freight or
passage, having superior accommodations, apply on
board. decI2
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state Of Louisiana--Parish Of caddo.

State Of Iouisiana---Parish of Caddo.
TN DISTRICT COUR T.--SHeeession of B. H. Les
i ter, Deed Notice is hereby given that SIpsEY R.
LESTER administrator Of the succession of R H. Les
Ter deceased has this day filed with the clerk Of
said court schedule Of debts and final accoantin
said succession. and prays that the may be ho-
moogaed, and unless opposition Is made thereto III
thirty days, the time prescribed By law, said schedule
of debts and final account viii be homoiogated. approy-
ed and made the Judgment Of the court prayed for
~ Given under my hand and seal Of Office, this
~ All. LEONARD,
ian23-1m Dep'ty Clerk.
State Of Louisiana---PaTls Of Caddo.
TN DISTRICT COUR T.--Sueecssion of r.
i Geiger, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Nj.
BAER, administrator of said succession, has this
day filed with the clerk Of our said court account il
said succession and prays that the same may be no.
moegated, and unless opposition is made thereto IN
thirty DAYS. The time prescribed by law, the said ac-
count twill be honologated. as prayed Tor
- lt;iven under my hand and seal OF Office, this
~ w. e. KERLEY, w.
ianl6 In Clerk.
State Of Louisiana---Parish OF Caddo.
TN DISTRICT COUIeT--Sueeessi0n of u. c. Oliver,
/ Deceased. Notice is hereby given that JNo. +.
HALEY, curator of said succession has this day Med
with the clerk of our said court, schedule OF deots
and final account Of his administration OF said sue
cession and pra vs. that the same may be homoogated
and made the Judgment Of the court and has also filed
petition praying to be dismissed from The further ad-
mnstration of said succession and to have his bond
cancelled And unless opposition is made thereto IN
thirty days. the time prescribed by law, said schedule
Of debts and final account will be approv
ed and made the Judgment Of the court and the said
Haley will be discharged from the further admnstra
lion Of said Succession, and his bond cancelled as
prayed for.
{ ~ Given under my hand and seafo office, this
I L Il 4. ,,ocJ,
I W. g. KERLEY,
;anI6-6t 5& yeAF@s Clerk.
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FOR SALE. W
The Crescent Plantation and Garden Spot

@&54zl UEs ZANE kiFEk VALLEJO @~=" s-E~ V
TIME subscriber, being DESTROYS of disseminating
j. the business of planting, will sell this mos, beau
tiful and productive plantation, together with 2
Negroes, Of which I6 are field hands, stock farm
ing implements corn fodder, and every thing apper
taning to it, for the price of FoRrY THOUSAND Doll
one-ourth cash. and the balance in three equal
nstaments, with interest at per cent. per annum.
This plantation is proven by the overflow of '49 to
be as high as any land on Red River by the crops to
be productive, and is proverbiay healthy; having
lived here years have lost but adult slave
and that from pulmonary disease. It is remarkable
that neither the cholera nor yellow fever have ever
visited this plantation This may be partly owing to-
the proximity of the pine hills which overlook it.
have never known it to fail in producing an abund-
ant crop; that of the last year to l5 bales Of
cotton Of 400 TBS per hand, and abundance Of corn
fodder, peas potatoes pumpkins, etc. 1t is various
ly iimbered of which there is abundance of the best
cypress. The pinewoods contiguous abound with
springs and rivaets of the purest water. The tract
contains 1890 arpents Of land, of which there 600
cleared and 3 protected by levee three feet
above the highest water mark. The soil is mixed not
too sandy nor too stiff, and is very easily cultivated
The buildings are two fine two-siory dwellings and
their outhonses, two large cypress ciserns and
brick and cement do. Two excellent gin houses, in
which there is excellent gin and gearing in fine
ming ORDER two excellent sash presses, nearly new,
enespendid grist mill with Smelling and shelter,
one blacksmith shop complete, furnished with all the
necessary TOOLS ron Steel etc, 81 negro Qog) cabins
stables, houses cotton houses, and other useful
buildings If desired BY the purchaser will sell the
household and kitchen furniture. provisions, etc.
will sell the above described properly at private
sale, and in block only. Preparations for crop, pro-
crossing G. S. WALMsLEY.
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REMOVAL.
BAKERY AND GROCERIES.

-@- BAKERY AND URUCERIES.1 --I z.-1
rTNIIE undersigned have removed from their old
Il stand on Texas street, near the corner Of Ed
wards to the two-story brick building lately occupied
BY Messrs. Lewis g. Rascoe where they will at all
times keep hand large and well selected stock of
Family Groceries, Confectionery, etc.
Steamboat and Bar Stores supplied on the shortest
notice. s4s HERETO 4 SOLLEDER,
jan30 s Caddo Bakery.
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SADDLERY, HARNESS,
E. EBERSTADT, 5z
54-sr5 t-etgf Dealer in aasr5s aETzH
CONFECTIONERY, FAMILY GROCERIES.

Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Fruits, &C.,
Corner of Texas and Edwards streets, Shreveport.
sasSss, AS just received per steamboat -.
a4s&Asss White Cliffs, and will keep constantlylE9
E4 on hand, large stock of w.
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Hams, Candles, Soap
Herrngs, Sardines, Anchovies, Mustard, Ketchups
Irish Potatoes, plain and Pine Apple Cheese, butter
water and soda Crackers, Butter, Lard, Onions Salt
Pepper, Spices, olive, salad and lamp Oils, Indigo.
A superior assortment of Liquors of every descrp-
ton: old brandies, common and old Monongahela
whiskey, pure GIN rum, port madeira, sherry, malaga
claret, sauterne and champagne wines, London por-
ter, Scotch ale, draught ale, cider, etc. .{sSS5
A choice assortment of confectionery, candies of
Descriptions West India preserves and fruits
brandy FRUITS fruits in their uice almonds, raj
sins, figs, prunes, citron, lemons oranges, nuts, ETC.
First quality Havana cigars, chewing and smoking
bacco. Fancy articles and children's toys. novel
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NEW HOUSE-FUREISHING STORE,
In W H0DESf1N 5z55 Il

~. :
No. lSs CAMP STREET. New ORLEANs.
la HAVING taken advantage of the past summer,
6SSFHTA has had his spacious store enlarged n In
- and reftted entirely new. He has
Ts~N taken great pains ID choosing his ~ ~
many supplies from the northern aad western n,tI-
factories, and is of the opinion that he can suit te
most tastidious in their wants, while selecting saa
e L..' stock: he has most complete assortment Of
Silver Plated Ware, f.sa e.
Japanaed Ware. lib i
Britannia Ware, sssys4a 'S# #
Hollow Ware .tsss
Planished Tin -
and plain Tin Ware.
iron Ware sss4sa5, gs3
ERnmeied Ware ssl5G m Hill Nj
Wooden Ware. sss 1850 sss5l55a5l
Willow Ware, $ itss III n
Brushes, Br0oms, n
Glass Ware, Fancy Goods
also, solar and hall lamps and lanterns either pilt
ohzeo or damask colofs, olive and canphene Isl and
.gnp cnandelies, oil gas and camphene lamps If aH
INSCRIPTIONS and at oil prices. His
STOVES AND RANGES,
sfe all unequaled In reputation for while he hes I'LL
~ he latest and most approved patterns he retairs
large stock of the OLD and WE'LL KNOWN ones. Hesas
the celebrated and double oven moRHING STAR Cook
ing stove flour sizes from $40 10 S35 each completely
which is egualled by none. II has double darrpsrs
double drafts, roasting and cooking ovens and six
cooking holes, besides many other advantages ever
he majority Of stoves. His stock Of church, paronr
bedroom, bar-room, steamboat and s "a W.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES,
consists Of the largest and most extensive assortment
ye' introduced in the seuth He deals in oils of all
siuds. tnrpentine alcohol, camphene, spiri-gas Oh
mSarnlng fluid. Alsos Office and Par0ur Mantels and
uates Of eyery description and price. Also: extra
baskets lenders. ashgrates, blowers, pans &c. vi nll
s'z % at reasonable prices. sss 8 s8
ne manufactures all kinds of work in tin, sheet
IRON and lead 81 FsTsE 4 :R
A. S " M q 4
requests that planters country merchants and
IN want OF articles id his line should call on him
when IN New Orleans and examine His stock ard
pces % ne feels con6denf he can sell these goods al
very low price, either wholesale or retail
s,e I H0pGSON. No. 1888 Camp street, =
'eoo-oR adjoining 81. Paariek's r!lasci, II
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Red River and New Orleans Packet.

: - = HE superior and Unknown passenger
slltsezaIsFssasa steamer STORHH. J.W. ROBE, mas
- ter, having been thoroughly repaired
and put in fine ORDER has resumed her regularly trips
and will during the entire season packet be.
tween New Orleans, Shreveport, Port Caddo, Benton,
smithand, Jefferson, and all Intermediate landings,
For speed, safety and comfort the Storm unsurpas-
sed by any boat Red River and her officers will
make use ofevery exerton to give satisfaction. For
FREIGHT nr passaue annlv on hoard
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New Orleans. Shreveport, Carolina and
HURRICANE BLUFFS PACKET.

fMaNn@ b. The and splendid passenger steam
IL lTzHsss boat ROSA, JosEPH SALBA, master,
Ze=zz-z=@z will on the first rise of water commence
running regular packet between Now Orleans,
Shreveport. Carolina and Hurricane Bluffs, and will
promptly and faithfully attend toat business entrust
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 saerooms and for comfort and safety
is equal to any boat on the river. Her officers are
careful, experienced and well known in the trade and
will use every effort to give satisfaction. Freight and
passengers will be received landed all points ON
the river For freight or passage, apply on board.
Shreyenort Oct "a 1888 =zz- a7gs Az rr-t =
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New Orleans and Red River Packet.

THE substantial, fast running steamboat
ellsz4zszsA GRENADA, r. P. CRUmP, master,
szzsSsezzazz having been thoroughly oyerhauIed and
put in complete ORDER will during the season as
regular packet between New Orleans, Shreveport,
Albany, Benton, Port Caddo Smithland and Jeferson
receiving and landing freight Or passengers at all in
termedate points and plantations The Grenada is
a large and commodious boat, with superior accom-
modatons for passengers, and her officers vii! make
every exertion to give satisfaction shippers
and travellers. For FREIGHT PASSAGE, apply board