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JOHN WALTERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Groceries,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.,

Texas street, Shreveport,
TTAS lust received one of the largest and best as
L L sorted stocks of Dry Goods ever brought to this
MARKET to which additions made by every arrival,
comprising in part silks, tissues, berages and every
description of the most fashionable dress goods for Ia
dies cacoes of all coors and qualities. merinoes,
annels cloths loweils nseys, linens, drillings, da
pers etc. etc. 4 large and varied assortment of the
most fashionable styles OF hats. caps, boots and shoes;
CATERS shoes slippers and brogans for ladies, misses
and children; boys boots and shoes. large assort
ment of fashionable ready -made clothing variety
of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen, brides, COL
lars, blankets. hardware iron, cutlery, tools, nails
crockerv queensware, glassware china, etc.
4AIso--A large stock offresh and genuine Groceries
consisting of bacon pork sugar, molasses Coffee
tea chocolate, -four, lard, salt pepper, spice mackere
candles, liquors of al! kinds, wines, etc. D. .5 p
Terms-Cash, or time to strictly punctua Gus
TONER'S april ID
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Sheriff Sale.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of Caddo-In
NJ District Court, No. 643 Succession of Thomas
JLawson, deceased. By virtue ola writ of sale is
sued out of the honorable the District Court in and
for the Parish of Caddo, and to directed will pro-
coed to sell at public auction at the Market House in
CIV town of Shreveport parish aforesaid, SATUR-
DAY, the It'll day of March, A. D. 1857, between the
hours of IL o'clock, A. NJ, and P. NJ. the following
described property, for tie purpose of eectng par
tition between the heirs of Thos. j. Lawson, decd,
to-wit: NEGRO MAN, named Abraham.
Terms Of sale-A credit Of twelve months. Pur-
chaser to give his note in favor of Alfred Attaway,
tutor, with approved personal security bearing eight
per cent per interest from the day of sale aud
special mortgage retained OH the property sold to
secure the payment of the purchase money
THOS. R. SIMPSON, Sheriff
g Shreveport January 81 1851 pfS7 80
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Notice

NUtICEs II.
A LII persons having claims against the succession
N of w. G. Kerley, deceased, will present them to
the ndersgned and those indebted to said succession
are requested to pay Immediately. 7az SAM FORD,
dec 10. .93+ .fs& Admir- Of w. g. Kerley decd.
d D. SALE is my lawful agent and attorney in
u. fact, during my absence from Caddo parish, to
transact business for me generally, for myself and
tutor for pchitdren. JAMES H. BRYAN.
Shreveport, Nov. 80, 1855. .a4.aasn @ dec3-tf
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R. D. SALE & Co.'s -.8-
Banking, Exchange Il Collecting Agency,
Market street, opposite the Postoice, Shreveport.
EXCHANGE bought and sold the principal
- cities in the United States.
Time and sight drafts bought, sold and collected.
Uncurrent Money bought and sold.
Cash advanced on Cotton and other produce for
shipment.
Money received deposit payable on demand
Interest allowed on time deposites.
Money loaned on mortgage real estate. Claims
ofevery description collected settled or compromised,
and funds RENTED promptly in bank checks.
Real estate bought, sold and rented.
Taxes paid real estate. dec3-lye
E. H. JORDAN q J. H. BROWN,
RE Purchasing Beef Hides, Petries, Sc, at their
N Office, in the part of the house occupied by
Messrs. Boarman & Tally, corner of Texas and Spring
streets. The highest prices paid in cash ocl5
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Fresh Arrivals at
WHY & TOTTYs

Fresh Arrivals at
WYLY & TOTTYs,
No. 10 on the Levee.
~ SACKS Rio Coffee,
lCU 90 sacks Govt lava Coffee, in pockets,
SO pkgs Molasses, bbls and half bbis,
so bbs Dexter hiskey,
25 bbls Wiltshire do.
IS pkgs Cranberries, hf and or. bbls.,
so boxes Cheese,
% boxes Rasins,
so boxes Buckwheat,
20 baskets Champagne Wine,
so boxes assorted Pickles.
10000 Havana Cigars, assorted,
% boxes Fire Crackers,
25 boxes Goldfish.
Also--A first rate stock of Blacksmith Tools, Log
Chains, Fifth Chains, Balances, Wedding Hoes, Col
Inns Axes. Fry Pans etc. etc. dec24
AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
AND COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
Foot of Texas street, on the river bank,
Shreveport.
AZ THE subscribers, having S<Ss-z-A
49, purchased the large
tzssss=zzass.s sssszA new warehouse at the -
foot OF Texas street, prepared to receive consgn-
ments sale or storage. Our charges will be mode
rate, and prompt returns made In such form as our
correspondents may wish.
We can furnish merchants, planters and others with
Ploughs, Cultivators Cotton Scrapers, Gins, Gin
Bands, Wheat Fans, Hoes Axes, etc.
Iron and Nails of every description; Lime, Cement
Plaster of Paris, Hair, Guano,.C Corn, Oats, Cotton
Seed, ETC. [janl4l CARTER & sHlVERs.
NOW OPENING!
ia PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS, .A,
HH r; do , 1 do s; do MORE Antique, YSS
French Mernos, all colors,
English do do
Bareges, Scotch Plaids, styles,
Together with every description of
DRESS GOODS.
Also-A large assortment of
Ladies' Creole Shoes. Caters, &C..
New Orleans make.)
Every description of
CLOTH HING,
Hats, Boots Shoes, Plantation Goods, ETC., ETC.
Just received per steamer Effort, and will be sold
the very lowest prices for cash.
JOHN LARMIER,
nov26 Texas street, the Levee
:s Not to be Overlooked!
w. G. NJ LEVY d Co.,
1> As tile season advances have Reduced
ssxTE[ the Prices Of their stock IS per Cent, Esz
- of which the foowingis a par ~
Ladies' Cloth, Velvet Moir Antique and
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TrabMe'S Auction Room,

IfaDNG'S AuCtlOl Room.
Texas street, nearly opposite the City Hotel.
GALES EVER DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
~ A. NJ, and every night at early ght:
Dry Goods, Caps, Groceries,
Clothing, Boots, Hardware,
Hats, Shoes, Furniture,
And great variety of Goods suitable for planters and
housekeepers. Also, Negroes, Horses, Mules, gold
and silver Watches Guns etc. etc. nov5 =
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SADDLERY, HARNESS,
On India Rubber Gin-BandS, SC.
- THE undersigned would respectfully GIa
call attention to his large stock of Suddes and Har-
ness, as he has now the most extensive and complete
assortment in his line ever offered in this market and
which he is determined to sell the Lowest possible
Rates. He has always on hand large stock of
INDIA RUBBER GIN BANDS,
Manufactured to order, expressly for this market at
the celebrated works of the Bostap Betting Company;
which he will sell low. Planters and others inv-
ted to give him call. H. A. ZOLL,
dec5 Texas street.
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WaShingtOn Items.

WASHINGTON. July SOP. n.
The Convention to further the project OF
A. ID. Mann, for the establishment Of a
Southern line of steamers to Europe, met Mt
Old Point Comfort yesterday, and was large
" attended. Delegates from Maryland,
Washington City. Tennessee, North Cero-
lima, Virginia and Texas were present. Ex-
President Tyler was elected President, and
the Hon. ID. NJ. Barringer. Hamlin Moore,
and Thomas j. Page Vice Presidents. Let
tiers were read from all the members Of the
Cabinent. Lieut.. Maury and others strongly
endorsing the plan. Committees on resolu-
tons and subscription were appointed, and
the Convention adjourned until to-day.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF the EUROPA.

- O. tiih -Hr HALfAx. July ", n.
The Europa arrived last evening with Liv-
erpool dates to the 18th. -
Sales OF t.ottcn for the week. 10000 bales,
including 10000 to spectators and 5000 TO
exporters. ..rs .l,r .5r-Tyf "a :.
Middling advanced lie. Orleans, sc.
Middling LIS. 20.
Breadstuff. dull-a slight decline. Corn
steady. Provisions quiet. Beef buoyant.
and advanced. -
Manchester advices favorable-all quali-
ties slightly advanced.
ConsoIs on account, slH@sl%. Bank
rates reduced to 5llz per c. - ~
In the House Of Commons Roebuck moved
resolutions condemnatory of the Persian
war. He supported them in a speech Of
having. by dcnhding India Of troops for the
Persian war, brought about the present state
Of affairs in India. In the debate Rocbuck
had many supporters, who declined, how
ever, to vote for the resolutions.
Palmerston censnred Roebuck's motives
and reviewed the course Of negotiations with
Persia and claiming credit rather than CEN
sure for concessions.
The Government made all excrtions to
'es.ore peace. He denied there was any con-
No ton between the Persian war and the
India mutiny. The resolutions were lost,
SO to $50.
In the House OF Lords on Friday, Brough-
am brought forward a motion for an address
to the queen to discontinue all measures
tending to promote the slsve-tisle. lie
made power ftal speech.
Clarendon endorsed Brougham's senti
ments, saying. I" II is turned cut that the
slqve-trade was revived, the government
would not hesitate to use the power vested
in il to suppress it.r The address was
agreed to.
After spicy debate, Ru,s,ll asked bu,
failed to get the Government to assiyn day
for the consideration OF the new bill he pro-
osed to introduce for the admission Of the
Jews to Parliament. He then asked leave
to bring in bill on the subject, but after .
noisy debate, the Hotse adjourned without
action.
Continued tests of tlfe Submarine cable are
very satisfactory at Cork, whence tile vessel,
Q iii abous tie 1st Of August. An exper'
mcnt will be made through the entire cabl
Insurance has been effected on the safe lay.
ing of thu cable, at rates ranging from ter
per cent and upward, but many stakeholder.
are sanguine enough to prefer running theil
own risk.
Government intends sending to India ,
steam squadron and q considerable force o
artillery by the most rapid conveyance o
hand, and in addition to the troops already
mentioned, the force appropriated for Chi
n se operations, all interrupted, are orderee
to the rervice i'm India.
The London Times expresses regret at TIN
Governments acceptance Of Marcy's priva
tsering proposal.
Eance.-The police are active in their re
searches after the Italians who took part II
the late conspiracy. About thirty have be-
arrested.
1t is reported that the completely Of tn
Emperor of Russia in the India mutiny il
Indignantly denied in the st. Petersburg
journals. - ~I
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Report Of the Bank Committee.
The State Sentinel gives the following
information in regard to the forthcoming
Bank Report:

fH'o'nasiou III fcBaiu W Tic lOTtuCOUiug
Bank Report:
The examination Of witnesses before this
tribunal closed about the first Of June, neal
two months ago. Since that period the ma
jority OF the Committee have been very
ibusilv engaged in thoroughly digestng the
vommincus evidence taken before them.
They have not vet concluded, we under
stand. all the details of their opinion. The
Hon. DIR. Bobbs. whom the Jou nal emphat-
ic lily pronounccs "ole Of tho best writers
IN The State. OF any profession" has been
deeply engaged upon the historical part OF
the report. His frst essay not having been
satisfactory, IL was referred back for amend
ment and improvement. We have TO doub:
his part will be a readable document, If ii
visits the world in its original purity. Tie
legal views and conclusions were placed in
charge of Hon. w alter March, and his repor,
has been submitted for revision and better
ment to Hon. Judge Gooding, which will he
q sufficient guarantee for its judicial sound
ness and ability. The majority report, VIC
understand, will b, finished, dressed up, and
ready for the public eye by Friday next
when the committee will have final meet
ing. W, understand that majority of the
committee will report that the charter of the
Bank was conceived in sin and brought forth
by fraud, and will recommend its entire
complete and unconditional repeal. The
minority of the committee will not present
an opinion until the majority have submitted
the report. If the Bank Is not xii cd very
dead, it will not be for the want Of time
opportunity, facilities. disposition and length
OF report to It. The opinion OF tie majority
of the committee alone will be over one hun.
dred pages, and the whole report will eqris
n large-sized volume. ...la7 e s.s.e 81
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River and weather by Teiegraph.

River and Weather by Telegraph.
"" LounvILLE, July 80, n.
River rising slowly; five feet in tho canal.
Weather clear. Mercury 45o.
CINCINNATI, July 80, NJ.
River stationary. Weather cloudy. Mer-
curry SO. So
PIrrssuRe, July 80. NJ.
River feet IL inches by the metal mark.
Weather wet. Mercury 109. e -
CINCINNATI, July so, "
Weather cloud, and sultry. Mercury rs : !.
PIrTsBuRG, July 80, n. 2
River three feet 10 inches by the pier mark,
an falling. Weather clear. Mercury 20 :
Reported DiBeulties In the Bayou.
1t was reported on the streets late last
evening, that negro had arrived in the
city from the bayou, who stated that a
party Of whites were arming to attack
the blacksI Sheriff Gavitt. with n posse,
went down to investigate the matter and
preserve the peace. rs.s,r
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H- The Hickman Times states that tn,

tS The Hickman Times states that tho
officers of the steamer Fanny Built put
ashore near that / lice deck hand who was
very sick ut the time. lie was brought to
Hickman and before it was discovered he
was seriously i'll, he laid down in the street
and died. We hope the officers of the Fanny
Bnllitt will be able to explain this matter
satisfactorily. Men who would put a deck
hand of in the woods in dying condition
ought to be held up in their proper light
As general thing our western steamboat
officers treat deck hands with less consider
-asion than they would an animal. Putting
them ashore in les itute condition is an
everyday occurrence.
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W The river is rising very slowly at this
pint. At Cincinnati and Pittsbrrg it Is
stationary with water enough on the bars for
all the boats new running. We had another
cloudy day yesterday, with rain in the fore
noon. Little doing on the levee. The Fitz-
hugh from Memphis passed up IN the
HighAyer for st. Louis Down. The Arkan-
saw Traveller from Louisville put off large
lot of la.hs. The only packet to-day is the
Eaves, which will be down at her usual hour
and leave at 8 p. N. for Louisville.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners Of lots Nos. ise and
y isn, in the Donation Enlargement or the city OF
Evansville cause the sidewalk OF said lot 81 street,
extending from the alley adjoining the Court Hsse to
the Of I'd and Sycamore street To be brought
proper grade aud 10 e reait with good brick pave
Of proper width. and good stone curbng Aiso-
Ordered that the gutter along said described property
I'd street be laa with stone Of the proper width, cor
responding with the cutter along the Court House
property all of said work ne done within thirty 800
DAYS after the publication Of this notice and In default
thereof the Street Com. IL instructed to perform said
work, and the costs and expenses arising therefrom
much thereof as will satisfy aid lien anu Costs. Dy
orlr OF Council. WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
voikshote copy f- iy33-3d.
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.e,t-H .ttf CINCINNATI, July 80, N.
Flour unchanged, and in far demand. a.
so for good superfne.
Whisky, 26I<, and firm.
Nothing doing in provisions. Marke,
sff.t1 as6d 3tr CMcrSNAff, July 80, n.
Flour Arm az 8 50 for good brands super
hne. and IS for extra. Receipts light
only $50 barrels during the last "a hours.
Grain unchanged and firm.
Whisky, 2SJ and firm. t
Bacon firm; los hhds sold at lox@ls 70,
Shoulders and Sides. No sellers at these
rates now.
N. o. exchange par. Money easy.
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~ The streets in the upper part of the
city are being put in excellent repair under
the supervision of Street Commissioner
slnythe. The weeds along the curbstones
are being cl,a-el cut. A friend suggests
that If boiling water Is poured upon tie
ground after the weeds are cleaned of, they
will not again make their appearance. 1t ia
worthy of trial.
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Neatly one Prize to every Nine Tfcksss.
MAGNBFlCENT !sGaB NJ 3!
s,sas Prizes .nountns,o ........... ssof,O'

; ,345 Prizes amounting 10 ........... o3OfDOO
Whole Tickets sfo; Halves ss; Quarters sah.
r.. - PLAN OF THE lOTTKn1.
=, The Numbers from TO 5000, corresponding vlth
Of p.ssrs encircsa sisi %aii IN saes and PLACED
The hre 90 Prizes. similarly printed and snerulsa,
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels then rcvolved, and number Is drawn
Prize y drsvnfrpm the otherwheel. Tiic Number and
Prize drawn out ore opened and exhibited 10 the audi
snse anal r. sa the P,
ton is repeated until all the Prizes IRE drstn hot
Agpto sinstieg Prize: xc pssssd i I'd
Priirs For example II ficset 10. H. rs tss: the
prss ;, .hss Tickets ,is, nsTe.ss neg
$50 draws The $40 200 Prize those Tsscs' NUMBERED IS
@ @ i viii ,ss zach .o entitled to and 80 on &C
'' rSs ssS ~ iss q Viii he by the last.
ssSrs II t = Su Y .f nss tie G Pie pc
with No. then an me TI.ses, v here tine plumber
ends : r,l be sr "a $40 n Re Number ene.
T e s.ss @ vi: iii e s 1 ss.us
csishcais q Pscsss ss or VIII stsss ss
"0Ts ie Eighth ........ 10
In ordefine Tickcts or Ceniacssss. enclose
the Nancy s S y ds ,s for the ,; Texts a
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure tsey
The list Of Drawn Numbers and rxes will he sent 10
purchasers Immediately after the tiraxinfs Sf.l
plain, and give their Post Office, County and State
~ Remember that every Prize Is drawn and paya--
's All p pses = s a yd sssy
after the drswingother prizes at the usnai time u
Ali communications strictly cdnsdcnt.ai.
Address Orders for Tickets q cerdfcntsstol
"a IA - S.SwAN / CO., atlanta. Gs.
~, A list q the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with tire amountof the prize inst cnch 10
entitlelto. viii I've published after every driving, In
the following papers:-New Orleans Delta. puHls
Registsr, Charleston Standard, Nashville 0aestte Az
lanta Inteiligencer, New York Weekly Day Rock and
savanoah Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch,
jys7
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SoLDl-Our sharp eotsmporary on First
street published yesterday morning an ittm
from the Cincinnati Commercial that the
arm and hand of child had been picked up
in the streets Of Newport, Kentucky. We
are sorry to dissipate the mystery" by stat
ing, on the authority of the Cincinnati
Times that twas the hand and arm of q
doll! -
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- ST. Louis, July Both, p. n.
The steamer Tropic struck S snag in the
Missouri and was injured to such an extent
a. to compel her ~ abandon her trip and 10
turn here for repairs. ',f.se..s
The end engineer was knocked over board
and drowned. f-r rt r-tr
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~ Mr.. Griswold, President Of the +. d
G. Railroad, and Mr.. Patterson, Assistant Su-
perintendcnt of the Adams Express Co. were
in the city yesterday.
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A CrRIosrrr.-The British barque Will
liam and Ann. of London. bound from Sa-
vannah to Briktol. England, which put into
New York on the 18th inst. is said to have
been formerly q British ffigate. and the
same vessel which convened Gen. Wolfe to
Quebec. She Is now. one hundred years old ,
and retains her original timber white oak
perfectly sonnd. Her plsnkinc. which is
rixsy-eicht yesrs I'D. is nes-Iy as Perfect as
whom frs. put or
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: CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners of Lots Nos.1, z and 2,
y in the Old Plan Of the city Of Evansville, cause
the sderalss fronting on Water street tof said ie 10
shea width, within thirty (30j days after the pub
lcaiion Of this notice, and In default thereof the
street Commissioner Is hereby directed to perform said
w.rk. and the costs and expenses accrung thereby,
will assessed tn. and collected by sale Of said prop
ertv OF much thereof viii satisfy said lien aud
costs. by order Of Common Council.
L'.v 9. WILL II. WALKER. Clerk.
vok sbete copy. .4.r 1}ar iy3-lmo
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Arrivals and Departures.
FROM p. G.. O'Riley 4 Co.'S Register.

WEDNESDAY.
John Gault, from Cairo to Louisville -
Northerner, Tom Memphis to Louisville On
rHURsDAv. - -
Statesman, from Louisville 10 Henderson ann hack
City Of Cairo, from Louisville to Memphis.
Fred Trone, from St. Paul to Cincinnati -
Arkansas Traveller. from New Albany 10 osiro
Messenssr, tom Cincinnati to 81. Paul. ,l.
Coumerce, from Pittsburgh to St. Lor;s. vi-
Yorktown, from Nashville 10 Louisville
Henry Fitzhugh, from Memphis 10 Cincinnati. -
Hyhyer, from Louisville to St. Louis. ~
Danianele, from Cincinnati to Ark. River.
Melrose from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
Chancellor. n IN New Orleans to Louitvil
Rainbcw, from Louisville TO New Orleans.
w. ", Farmer, from Ne~ orleane I, CINCINNATI
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New York Market.
NEW YoRK, July 80. u.
Flour unchanged, and demand moderate
Sales Of superine ut 1886 40. Extra
50@7.
Corn dull. Mixed, $500. Closing heavy
Mess Pork, 20s34 25. Prime, 10 so.
Lard. 15@l51f, and firm. f.-rsa
Whisky, heavy ut SO.
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LICENSES.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all Auctioneers, Dray
IN men, Cartinen, Express zen. Wagoners, Omnibus
and Hackmen, pellsrs Pr - ictors Of Biilird Baxa
telle Tables, and Ten Pin Alleys Theatres and Concert
Halls, that their license expire on the first day Of mex
month August and they are hereby notified e renew
the Marshal Is instructed to brig suit against all den
quents not complying herewith
jyas-lm WELL. N. WALKER, City elk.
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ID. n. KENNEDY,
=. II. CRUISE,
w. =. TU RNER,
ROCK STORE.

cosn%eneei the Book business EsjFaA
In this place, would respectfully so x SS-4H
lcit share of patronage from the ,rpB,s&u.ya
citizens of Evansville aud its vicinity. = i IL
full assortment of school Books, Blank Book s,
Novels, Stationery, &C., always OH hlId. -. ..,r.
ALso:-Eew, Music for Piano and Guitar, Musical
+ ~ Store on Main street. south side, next door to
J.P. Byrnes. [jy2ol TflUS. CONyyGTON.
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WATf Che wounded msn in the Bayou
are doing well and will recover. Matters in
that locality continue Quiet.