The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18
cnsignees of Merchandise per steamboats,.

Ak Whte, Smith d Batdacin's-A. johnson; j. S
EoRsn; haynes 4 harris = rs ]. Y. Alexander 4 Co
@ansa: 8. q McJ (Elysian Fields;) ]. Dranfouse &
Bross AZ B. johnson; r Murah; J. G. Hill; H.
Black; n Watson; ". G. Peyton; Mark Micheber-
0 canaway; " u Rasco; j. D. O., (Glmer,
VexasD Tidmarsh & Robinson's Menagerie; Cut.
Life Pr J 2 Aldridge; Flemmng jones' W. q.
Williamson; Z, M. Womack; a. B. Hughes
n Dunn & Yates. 3. Mcfarland; j. B. Hol-
linEsxorth; 4 Elliott: j: W: Pitkin; W. D. Har-
HclcQsnb; Mrs NJ I. Davis; Mrs. A. Greer M Nj
cholsDn; A. R. Newcomb; D. H Neil.
80. ". HoceH & Co's-C. A. Edwards; col Fl
Marshall; 7. Allison; R. B. Fuirson; G. P Fur
SON; q. NJ. Eldndge; E. s. Reeves: Mrs. E. Philips;
8: y. Norris; J F: Tomkies; B. Witherspoon; B. c.
Morris; Edwards q Fuierson; O. A. s. & Co: DAN
Es7neid0 I'D. Wilson; P. G. Rierson; J. S. Powell;
nn5.Gh1ssell; Chas. Long; ". R. Stewart; W. =
1T " Co.; Scott q Holt; Fl. M. Fulso,n; c. & H.
W.Raguet; I. D. Wilder; W. D. Perry; J. S. Alex
ander; g. j. Womack; R, Il. Hargraves; It. A. Har-
ris; w. W. Smith; J. Marshall; G. B. Blaylock; Dr.
]. Taylor; R. H. Ward; G. G. Alexander; Spiker
4 Gov "A. s Kottwitz; NJ, Jefferson, Texas;) D. D.
Wnliamson; Bryan d Clark, c. d. A. G. Dudley;
q. M. Davi dson; Stanley d Nimmo; NJ. Bull; G. A.
B;sF. Harrison; S. P. Aldridge; J. M. Cooke d
Co.; q. B. Young; A. Aremon; d. N. Allay; N n
Pitfss Fits d Co.; N. T. Pitts; W. Pitts; D. Bit
Candidates for District Judge.
O. We authorised to announce ROLAND
JONES as candidate for the office of Judge of the
lsh judicial District Of the State of Louisiana com
prislng the parishes of Caddo and DeSoto. at the
regular election in April next
I've are authorised to announce DAVID Ores
WELL, Esq, as candidate for the office of Judge
Of the Eighteenth Judicial District Court.
@ Married aa
Un the 18th instant, by the reverend j. Franklin
Ford, 4 HoaAs }. ALLEN, M. D., to Mrs CATHARINE NJ
MoRRls, all of this place. $500.
r~J-SSS,r~c--~-@o~ C~Nooc~oo~o-~~o~0
GJWINER's CANADIAN VERMFuaE- medi-
cine should be on hand in every nursery in every
household. 1t not only extrpates intestinal worms
but expenditures healthy and vigorous action of
the digestive powers, the liver and the intestines
and thus brings about condition of the general sys-
tenn, which prevents new brood of vermicule from
oeihg generated after the old has been dis
charged. - "A
ErBe particular and remember the name "Wjners
CanAdian Vennfuge, this is the only article that can
be depended on. Remember this.
REPAIRED only by J. Wright & Co., New Orleans.
For saie in Shreveport by all the druggists. s#
WooD's REsroRArlvE.-We would call attention to
Woods advertisement in another column This re-
storave is Of the best preparations for the hair
That has ever been offered to the public If the d
rectlons are accurately followed, it will effect all
which the advertiser promises. 1t has been tested
several years, and with the most complete success
Certificates from respectable and well-known citi-
zens III Missouri and Illinois fully vouch for the ex
traordinary qualities of the restorative. Those who
giveit fair trial will attest its excellence.
~ Journey Qll.) Republican.
New Orleans Market
Hsb'ry 13-The inquiry for cotton was fair this |
morning. Yesterday about $500 bales We're sold, at
prices slightly in favor of sellers.
The receipts Qncluding $685. bales on hand, }
since the lst September have been ,l44 SAG bales
Exported during same time, 75S,l76. i
Insszlor 80@9N a Middling' 1s5s@l2A
Low niddling 1913 OPS Mid1ing fair l316 @l3a5
FEoUR-superine, Sc 5O(@7 90, extra, ST. 5J(15 %.
PoRK-M. q. $40 50@2O 90; mess, $50 0O@20 so.
BAcoN--sides, l01a 9llRc; shoulders, 934@l0c.
LARD--1l @l4c. y ID. .-..-
CoRs--65@70cts. u bush.
CorFEE-Rio, 9@lO1ac. a ID.
MolAssrs4S M,e 56dSsa1sc p gallon.
Rhss,set Esrr Baggiog s@l7 rope rope s@
EIDEs-Dry country, l5@l7c u ID.
DEERsKNs-1n hair, 10000. % fb.
LlaE-At retail-Thomaston,S 45@l 70. Wes-
tern, Sl 0O0pl IS. ~.-.... e@@7T
s1Lro-.LLiverpool, fine, S. l5@l 20; coarse, 9octs
Exchaage on N. :, sight, 1@lA 49c. dis
Land Warrants, e5c. @9Oc. f9 acre.
CATTLE MARKET, February 49,
BEEF-W estern, fine, 6-@lOfp 1b net.
Texas and Lake, 1890 41a@61ac. -
Hogs, (09c.
Calves and yearlings, So OO@l5 90 -
Malch lows, 500 UUQQI2O w
A NEW BOOK.
Just preparing for the press,
THE LIFE OF
COL. JOSHUA GREEN JONES,
A poor boy of North Carolina.
Written by
The Reu'd Gilbert Squeezetoner, D D.,
Greenwood, Caddo Parish, Louisiana.
January 81 l657-lm
NJ Masonic.
<9WA THE meetings Of JOPPA LODGE No. ~. will
~ be held hereafter at the new lodge room. over
MilIer's drug store, on Texas street.
VIM. B. STURGESS, VIM
RICHARD S. CARNEs, Sec'y. aug22
n II. o. o. It.
- 6Tja The regular meetings of Meth Lodge No.
$500 81, are held on Wednesday evenings, at
their new Lodge, on Texas street, near Edwards.
Rs. Elliot Secy. . NJACOBS, NC.
ALL OF SPALDING & ROGERS
ST. o w S COMING!
n 80 MEssRs. SPALDING d ROGERS ,hav-
~ - ing concentrated all their Cir
IN %MA cuses, Museums, Minstrel bands
III VMIE~ II and Steamboats, south and west
II Y ~ for the of 1857, respect
h. H. IN Il fully announce that the season
f@SS&$I kA4E II here will commence with the
NMMS@kHSsSMS&&I BANJO MINSTRELS!
kSS$GskSMyN$%MIIun under the direction of the cele-
tESMAESI#SSN#$dib rated N ED DAVIS, consisting
iESSHAS$|SME$lo of FOURTEEN STAR MINSTREL PER