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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-06
Parish Taxes and License.


TINE tax payers of the parish of Caddo hereby
L notified to attend at their election precincts at
the time and places specified below pay the Parish
Tax by them due for the year 1855, and the lii
cense for 1856: e@.% ES @~&@ &Tg H@n5
, In election precinct No. AIT the courthouse, in
the9town of Shreveport, Saturday the 23d day of
February, 1856. s zs sTs 5a@ s.a5l.-s=E
In election precinct No. Cat the plantation of S.
Bossier, deceased; and at the house of E. k. Hall,
known the Norris Place, on Monday, the 25th day
OF February next. E- s@5 tsu5 .rs. .ri5 f. .+s ~
In election precint No. Sat the house of A. J.
Pickens, Summer Grove, on Wednesday, the 9th day
of February next. zz.# czsgS
!. In election precinct No. 3-At the house of Mr.
Hughes, Blossom Hill, Friday, the 18th day of Feb
ruary next.
In election precinct No 2--At the house of w. A
Pegram, Greenwood, on Saturday, the LIST day of
March next.
In election precinct No. AT the store Of Cooke &
Griffin, on Monday, the Sd day of March next.
In election precinct No. l--At the house of L. J.
Hamlin, Albany, on Tuesday, the 4th day of March
next -ssa >. ssE. a=r as.l. 3si.-s.s7st + 81 E&T
In election precinct No. AT the school house
near Mr. Caverts on Thursday, the 9th day of March
next. -za4 -.s4:-, -.-sss5 5a5.@.
Or will proceed to collect the same according to
law. -.: -vs o.. J. A. JETER, sri
James Parish tax collector.
Fresh Stock. 5@s .at
lust received per steamer Runaway, large and
- complete assortment of s 7sG
GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS, z3n@
BOAT AND BAR STORES,
as@ =sz WINES, LIQUORS, DC,
Embracing every article in the line, including large
stocks Of -four bacon, plain and sugar cured hams.
pork. dried beef, tongues, lard salt, new mackerel,
SPERM star and adan,antine candles, soap starch,
gar of all qualities molasses coffee, tea, chocolate.
pepper, spice mustard, old rye Monongahela and COM
mon whskeys fine old brandes, rum, gin, cider, Lon
don porter and Scotch ale pure wines OF every des-
crpon cordials fruits in brandy and their own juice
pickles. ketchups, sauces, preserves, sweetmeats al
monds raisins pie-fruits, wooden ware stoneware,
demijohns, glassware, brooms, brushes, etc etc.
dec13 al STACEY &. WELLS.
Notice. "a
hN SATURDAY, the 9th day of February, 1856,
~ between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, and P.
NJ, will be let out auction to the lowest bidder pur
suaa to the ordinances of the town of Shreveport at
the larket-house in said town. the paving and grad
ing, and putting in good condition, the sidewalks in
front Of the following lots of ground in said town of
Shreveport as required by the ordinances. within a
reasonable time after the letting of the same towits
Lots Nos. to in block No. 45, fronting on Market
streets. Lots Nos. II, Is and l6 in block No. 80,
fronting Market street, and Lots Nos. 8, and 8
IN block No. is, fronting on Texas street. Lot No.
in block No %, fronting on Texas street. Also lots
Nos |, 2, 3, and Bin block No. SO, fronting on Tex
as street. Given under my hand officially, in Shreve
port, this 7th day Of January, A. D. 1856
nnQ
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- NEW sToCK!--NoW OPENING!
EHFALL AND WINTER GOODS!-Eg
ms DRY GOODS! CLOTHING!!
PLANTATION. GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
<sh> The subscriber has just received and is
VIZ now opening his stock Of -
* Fall and Winter Goods, g
comprising the most complete and best selected as
sortment that be found in town, to which the at
ention Of all VINO wish to purchase is solicited The
goods are all fresh and of the latest and most fashion
able descriptions chosen in person expressly for
this market, and will be sold at the lowest possible
prices. The stock comprises in part: t&.s5S
Ladies' Dress Goods, of every description;
Silks, merinees, alpacas, bareges, tissues;
Crepes, Calicoes Of every description;
Musins, lawns, ginghams, checks;
Domestcs sheetings, shirtings, lowells;t
Linseys. jeans, sattinets, cassimeres,ec
~Flannes, of every description;
Canton flannel, cottonades; #s
' Bed ticking, counterpanes, % &
9 ~ 2 Blankets in great variety; Is
III Wooden, cotton and silk hosiery;
zFF Ladies' bonnets, ribbons, aces;
Trimmings, silk, thread, braid;
Fancy Goods in endless variety.
Umbrellas, parasos, sun-shades;
Plantation Goods Of every description.
sCLOTHING--Ac complete assortment, comprising ev-
cry description of gentlemen's dress, frock and
overcoats, sacs, paetots opera cloaks Office, riding
and hunting jackets. blanket coats Some Of them
very cheap. Boys clothing. Undershirts, drawers,
linen and cotton shirts; flannel and hickory do.
Pantaoons and Vests of every description and price.
BOOTS AND SHOES-Ladies' and misses CATERS,
bootees, slippers, trogans, and overshocs. Child
ren's Shoes Gardeners fashionable bouts, CATERS,
shoes; waterproof bootsi fine and coarse brogans;
negro and plantation shoes.
Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware, Glass, Saddlery,
cotton and Dol cards, sleeves, trunks, vces, car
pet bags, etc. etc. 1919 - NJ
Hats and Caps every style and quality gentlemens
furnishing goods, together with almost every arti-
Is Gle that can be called for. sst 1922
" JOHN LARMIER, Texas street,
now Brick building near the RIVER
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Shreveport & Alexandria Packet.

}Faa9Na@ a The entirely new and very light draught
49, EszifssSsS steamboat LONE STAR, J. S.
Esszzsssss= SMITH, master, will during the low wa.
ter season as regular packet between Shreye-
portland the falls where she will connect with the N.
Orleans packets The Lone Star is entirely new very
stauuch, oflieht draught, and having been built ex
pressy for the trade is particularly adapted il. Her
officers will pay particular attention all business
entrusted to them and make use Of every exertion To
give satisfaction For freight passage having fine
acco1nrnoda tons, apply on board 55@55 2. T- 81
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Summer Grove Academy.
Police Jury Notice.

sYENHERE will be called meeting Of the Police Ju-
T IL ry of Caddo Parish, on Monday, the 18th inst,
for the purpose of eecting Tax Collector for the pa
IRISH of Caddo to fill the vacancy occasioned BY The
resignation Of James A. letter. The members from the
different wards are hereby notified to attend said
meeting. t@ r. Il. BUCkNER,
u feb6-2t Pres't of P. jury Caddo parish
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shreveport 81 Alexandria Packet.

- g5 THE new, SUBSTANTIAL very light dFaHgfa
k.1Iz.ssS steamboat WHITE CLIFFS,
- IoHN GRAHAM, master, has resumed her
regular trips, and vii! continue running as weekly
packet between this place and the falls during the low
Water. Si EEL s8s452@85 s5&E95 #54 0
The White Cliffs was built by captain Graham for
the express accommodation of his old friends and pat
rons and will on the first rise Of water 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 exertion will be made to give salts
fnc.;o,, NOV
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Shreveport y Alexandria Packet. y

{r&a.aaa a. Tue new, substantial very light draught
ks kssssssszfaHssII steamboat RUNAWAY, Crooks,
1855 master, fhaying been thoroughly over
hanled repaired and renovated has resumed her trips
as a regular weekly packe Shreveport and
Alexandria, a. which place she will connect with the
New Orleans steamers, thus atlofding passengers and
shippers through line to the city without detention
at the falls. 'f44
The Runaway haatexpressly for the trade, her
boilers, machinery, furnire aaa every thing elsa
entirely new, and in poins Of Safety speed and
modaons she is unsurpassed by any other boat abeyc
the falls. Particular attention viii at Enes be paid
plantation and all way business. Thankful for the lib
eral patronage they have heretofore received, her Off
GERS socitthe fayors of their old friends, promsineto
do every thing in their power 10 merit it, decl2
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Shreveport and ilexandria Packets.
sos *g@7st8 TrNTON TTNFit Hff5 5sEIa $50

tllkssLsM TnE entirely new, very light draught ard
ssSazzsza stannch fast running passenge rsealner
IN. H.. DAUGHERTY, G. A. CHook, master,
having been purchased expressly for the trade, will
together with the fayorte steamer UNION, dur
ing the low water form line Of scmi-weeksy packets
between Shreveport and the Falls, where they wile
connect with the New Orleans packets, thus enabling
passengers go through without de,ention. These
boats viii give partc uar attention any business en-
trusted to them, and being Of very light draught will
be able to make their trips at all t5mes. They
both bulfor passenger boats have comHodious state
roam cabins, and for comfort good accommodations,
safety and speed are unsurpassed by any Eor IN the
trade. For freight passage, apply on board, OF 70
dscI2 N. MOORE.
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Election Notice.

--ssD IN pursuance Of order issued BY r. T..
n r. Buckner, esq, president Of the Police Ju-
gsssess ~ of Caddo parish, and to directed, an
election will be held on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
February, A. ID. 1856, in Ward No. Four, (Shreye-
port,) for one consable-in Ward No. Two, for one
consable-in accordance with the requirements ofthe
law. And in Ward No. Three, for justice of the
peace, and one constable, to fill vacancies.
The commissioners Of elections in said wards are
hereby notified to attend their respective election
precincts Saturday the 18th day Of February 1885,
and hold said election and make their returns me
as the law directs. Polls to open at O'Clock, A. NJ
and close at 4, Pm. THOS. K. SIMPSON,
Shreveport, Feb. 6, 1856. Sheriff.
Candidate for Constable. ~. e.
TIVE are authorised to announce JAMES B. JEN-
KINS candidate for the Office Of Constable for the
4t, Ward, shreveport Caddo parsh, at the election
to be held on Saturday. 18th inst. feb6
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MARKHAM q TALLY's 5et
Jgss51SsS LIVERY STABLES, d5EslfSsss "a

Milan street, opposite the Commercial Hote,
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA. = 55e1
TINE undersigned have entered into copartnership
Il for the purpose of conducting the above well
known and popular Livery Stables, and having put
the establishment in thorough order, and secured
ample stock of provender inform their friends and the
public generally, that they now prepared TO accom-
modate them with saddle horses, bnggies, carriages
etc. of the best description, and reasonable terms
as they can be had any other establishment. Hacks
and carriages always ready to- convey passengers to
any part of the country. Horses will be kept by the
month. week, day, single feed. Gentlemen from
the country wishing visit New Orleans. any other
point the river by leaving their animals with us,
can have them faithfully and carefully attended to-
Our ostlers are attentive and experience, and will
keep animals hne and glossy silk" and be rea-
dy day and night to attend on customers.
Horses bought and sold. Horses and Mules sold on
commission Our friends are invited to give us a call
= II ]. w. MARKHAM.
june ID MARTIN TALLY.
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Dissolution.

THE copartnershp here ofore existing between the
l. undersigned, under the style of Enos & Wood,
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. A. A. Enos4
will continue the business 1.-THE old stand for his
account. All persons indebted will please call and
settle, and those having claims against the late firm
will present them for payments
,,s4is A, A. ENOS. k E
II Wnnn *
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5, B. MARTIN, DAGUERREOTTPIST,

v D d. MANNING UAUUEhNEVll 1l6As
TTAS taken rooms with DR.. Cutlif, where he is well
I'LL prepared to furnish kenesses superior style,
put up in stereoscopic, magnifyng common cases,
single in groups. Also in ockets, pins, rings &c.
Paintings, daguerreotypes etc., correctly copied
Taken in any weather and in manner never surpass-
ed here or elsewhere. Ladies and gentlemen re-
specifully invited to call and examine specimens.
Instruction pyen in the art.ta.4 srEn .a feb6-1m
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o PLANTERS d OWNERS OF STOCK.
Leayett'S Patent Portable

CU Nm A N D COB MIL J.. -
TNHE undersigned having purchased the patent
Il right Of this valuable invention for DeSoto pa
FISH, asks the attention planters rearers of cattle and
the public generally to its great utility cheapness and
unequaied capacity for grinding meal for Bread
and cob for stock, shelIing corn etc. 1t grinds from
Y to Is bushels per hour, is easily handled and
IN lew hours be put to work in any place; and is so
simple in its construction that there is no fear Of its
getting out of order. ANY boy or negro can
manage it. One of the mills is now work on the
public square, where the publicis invited call and
examine its merits. They sold extremely low and
on liberal terms ~ J.. CONSTAETINE.
a Mansfield November %. 1855 #8@5@ss * 9T 80 "A
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AttentIOn.

S&&s Attention.. A ssa
Ii persons indebted the estate the late Robert
n Green. the firms Of Green, DeHgIass Co. and
Green Douglass, are requested to come forward and
settle without delay as the affairs Of the succession
must be speedily adjusted IA P. H. ROSSON
nov Is Agent of Jno. ]. Green.
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Red River 6 New Orleans Packet.

The hgh, drauaht staunch steamboat
- lszssA MARION, lesErH BoissEAr, mas
ss.ssaz ter. wifi leave direct for New Orleans
on Thursday, n inst. and so through without gan
shipping at the falls The Marion will built expressly
for the Red River trade, and will run regular pac
ket throughout The entire season. She has just re-
turned from New Orleans, where she doc ked and
thoroughly repaired, and is in perfect order. The
public may rest assured that her officers VIII make nss
Of every effort to give satisfaction. For freight pas
sage, apply on board. ~ u.
$50 soon as tie water will permit the Marion
will extend her nips 10 Fulton, w hte Cliffs and up
per Red River Is i ga 81 A dec26
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A. ]. HITCHCOCK & Co.'s
saSssssA LIVERY STABLES. N5s

9R LIVERY STABLES, AARAaN
Corner OF Texas and Edwards Streets Shreveport
TINE Undersigned having purchased the interest of
Il Messrs. VanBibber in the above we'll known es-
Enlistment, and put fine ORDER inform their friends
and the public generally, that they prepared to
commodate them with saddle horses, buggies, carri-
ages etc, of the best descriptions and on
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
leaving their animals with u.s. can have them CAREFUL
ly and faithfully attended Our osters 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. e.
Thankful for the patronage extended 70 the late firm
of VanBibber & Hitchcock, we respectfully solicit a
continuance thereof pledgng ourselves do all in our
power to merit it. [a23l A. j. HITCHCOCK & Co
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New Orleans Market.

f8suARy 3I--Yesterday, there was good demand
or cotton tie sales reached fully 1000 bales at steady
orsscs. ..Tg-day the market is dull. @S
since 4 st September, have been ,033. s25 bales.
EXPORTS during same time, 753, 765 bales.
Inferior, 51a@6l Middiing, s8@s7a
Ordinary 6A@7l4 Good !" 9A@95s
Low middliag. s-@s5s Midling fair lO@lo111l
FlouR1-superfne, $8.15@9 90; extra, $1,000 5t5.
FoRg.-1f.0 sI5 5O@l6 90; mess, SIG 50@17 co.
BAcoS- Sides, l0@I034c; shoulders, 9554@l0.
LAuD--9 55d9I01Sc. IA ID. I'll
goGa--68d 75c III bush. All
GoFyEs--Etio, I011a@lIJsc. ~ u.
sGsSa--t5gT E6lL4 64@z71lc. q Ii.
Z aglsssEs a411a l935c. U gallon.
BaeaINqssR opE--Bagging ! 8@l9; rope9 @l0.
NuisgEg- -Rectifed, 47@50; raw, 4Sa50 " gal g
Hspzs-Dry country, l4@l5 5P b.
l.taE-At fetail--Thomaston, 81 s5@l SO. Wes-
S s9lr eLiyerPool. insssl so@l IS; coarse, 81 go
rs ~ sack.
CATTLE MARKET, January 81,
BrEr-sWesfeln, fine, 8@10--c ~ ID net.
Texas and Lake, - ~ 81 @7-c,
8oes. 6--06115c .--7t5i
sheep, "a 1905 90 p head. u
aleb Cows, $50 00@90 90
Cal~es and yearlings, $50 So 00@l4 90 - iT.,
Sfact good aud prices firm E
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Red River & N. Orleans Passenger Packet.

elMA packet H.. w. POWELL, r. III.
So ~ MARTia, master, having been built ex-
pressIy for tie above trade. has comenccd herFeguar
trips between Shreveport and NJ Orleans The Powell
is entirely new fitted up with every nodern MRproye
ment and for beauty, speed, comfort, eonvenienee
and safety is unsurpassed. The equipments and arr
engagements of the boat perfect and complete rem
dering her superior passenger packet. Every exer-
ton will be made by her officers to give satisfaction to
annlv on hoard ian23
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Shreveport and New Orleans Packet

H. sssassSs ST. CHARLES, SAINT. ApPLE-
zsssz sss GATE, master has resumed her regular
trips between New Orleans and Shreveport, and will
continue III the trade long the water will permit
and will receive and land freight passengers at all
intermediate landings and plantations on Red River.
The St. Charles has been thoroughly repaired from the
Keel To the hurricane deck newly furnished and is in
all respects new boat For speed, safety accommo-
dations and good fare she is unsurpassed by any boat
ever in the trade. Her commander hopes to receive
Continuance of the patronage heretofore literally
extended to him. 6 A 8 feb6
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Negroes at Auction.

80. III. HUNSICKER, AucTIoNEER
/ WILL sell at public auction ut the rnarket-house
in the town of Shreveport, on WEDNESDAY, 9Th
day Of February, A. D. 1885, between the usual hours
Of sale, Sixteen valuable Slaves, fully ac-
climated, to-wit: l3eE #i%3s7 "
Negro Man Eli, field hand, aged IS years. es5 ID
- Nelson. WAGNER and field hand aged 35.t
- Boy Henry, field hand, aged 90 years
Il M ~ HENRY, do do IS 5ss
Il = Man BILL, do do SO 80
- Woman MARY, do do 80
i Polly, do do % = aud her
child, Jack, do 2
~ Woman GLARIssA, field hand, 10 -- and her
tive children, ia
Woman LoCIsA, cook and seanastress, aged a5
years, and four children, 8, 6. 4 and infani.
Titles fully guaranteed.
Terms of sa.e-Cash. Acts Of sale to be passed al
the expense 81 The purchaser.
jans6AI - ssa w. W. DELOACH.
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F. MULHAUPT,
Sash. Door and Blind Factory.

Sash, Door and Blind Factory,
IL Corner of Cotton street and Texas road,
II The undersigned, having erected commodi-
Gus factory, and procured machinery, embracing all
the late Improvements, now prepared to execute
any orders in their line, the shortest notice. and
the most reasonable terms. They will make order
any description Of Sash, Doors, Blinds, &C. Will also
keep hand all sizes of moudings, ETC. etc. All or
ders from the country punctually attended to.
F. MULHAUPT.
Sbrevenort January 81 1855
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CLAIBORNE HOUSE.

~ - ULAIBUKNE HUUSE. -
kg1sA- HOMER, LOUISIANA. i
} THE undersigned, having purchased
S4s.ali.sl the large and commodlous hotel here
tofore Kept by ME-. Ragand, and knowf7 as the
"Caiborne House," respectfully informs his friends
the public generally, and the travelling public especi=
ally, that he will open the the first day Of Jan=
uary nextfor the accommodation OF all who may favor
him with their patronage. No expense will be spared
to render the accommodations of the house accepta-
BILE 10 ALL No credit will be given in any case.
Homer Dec. &c, lS55.-3m ID. HARRISON. r.
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...=.s g. Notice. r5s<sss ssf
rFHE undersigned executor Of the estate of thelae
IL Robert Green, deceased has appointed Mr.. P. FL.
RossoN his agent, who is empowered to all
business relating 10 said estate. ss7as4sSf
Shreveport, Nov. Is, 1854. f JNO. ]. GREEN. 4
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Shreveport and New Orleans Packet.

rEk.sassaA boat G @ MP r ON IS 2, B. W
sss - KAY master having been thoroughly
ogerhauled and put III fine order, willrun during NE
entire season regular packet between Shreveport
and New Orleans, receiving and landing passengersor
ton will be paid to all business confded to tile boat
and her commander will make use Of every exertion
to give satisfaction both shippers and travellers For
freight or passage, having superior accommodations,
apply on board. s sff fehb ia
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Grinding of Corn-Corn Meal.

TINE subscriber having put up new steam engine,
i and greatly increased the power Of his mill, is
now prepared to grind corn on the most reasonable
at any hour and during EVERY IN THE WEEK.
Persons sending corn TO be ground may feel assured
that they will meet with no detention,
mar2I L w ZONES
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we Gene with Song and Dance!
sED DAVIS OLIO MINSTRELS.

Aals Blaaa combination Of TWELVE Of
&s& the most talented and versatile .fsY IN
xs2S performers in America, will have
thc honor VI giving six Of their unrivalled
Ethiopian Entertainments.
"a GhfeveRatt4 commencing on
MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY III. ;;
YAe Concerts will be given on board the new and
comtnGai1us STEINER BANJO, which has been bail'
and Atted ap expressly for ths copany,at expense
al psas & 90l. with beautiful Concert Hall, ca5a-
bic Of comfortably SEEMING 500 persons.
The troupe is composed Of the following artistess n
Mrs. +. DAVIS. the fuyorite American Danseuse.
WIZ. PENN LEHRs @g5H
LEVI BROWNE Faf $4 Nj q l. is
J. ". ApAms.n 80 ts
e. N. SLocuM..m lei,
s. l.. WEED!.!..
WIN. PLATo.!!....!. ssstS3
]. WooDRuFF.!!.!
+. CAMPBELL!!....::m
w. FosTER....!!!!i ,58
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pAR STORES AND FANCY GROCERIES, of
ID every description and of the finest quality, con-
stantly hand and for sale at the lowest rates All
orders carefully and promptly filed. e.
MARI STACEY & WELLS
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Last Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned, are no.
IA tilted that unless they come forward ard settle
forthwith, their accounts will be placed in the hands
of an officer for collection. The planters have had
opportunity of selling their cotton, and it is mposs
BILE for us wait any longer.
-smay2 s..s.s,=l 1880 E. & B. JACOBS
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McFarland's PIOughs,

a. WI are agents for the above favorie
gNs PIoughs, and have now on hand a
zsEaszez ssssssszzaA large supply. For sale by
jan23 e. & b. JACOBS. u