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

eXas street. ShIeVepDft 7"7H 7F7#z@#F
HAS Just received one of the largest and best as
4 sorted stocks of Dry Goods brought to this
market to which additions made by every arrival
comprising npart silks, tissues, berages and every
description Of the fashionable dress goods for Ia
dies, caicoes Of all coors and qualities merinoes
hannels cuths Unveils nsfys, linens drillings da-
pers, etc, large and varied assortment Of the
most fashionable styles of hats caps boots md shoes
gaiterssho slippers and brogans for ladies, misses
and children; boys boots and shoes large assort-
mentof Fashionable read y-made clothing "A variety
Of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen, brides col
lars, blankets. hardware iron, cutlery, TOOLS nails
crockery, sueensware, glassware china, etc.
Also-A large stock Of fresh and genuine Groceries.
Consisting Of bacon mess pork sugar molasses. coffee,
eachocoate, flour, lard, salt pepper spice mackere
candles, liquors Of all kinds, wines etc. 50 aAsz#s@
Tefms-Cash, or on time TO strictly punctual Gus
toners. spril IL
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New Orleans s Red River Packet.

fss9aaS~ b The and splendid fast running
aks#TESIFsa4S steamer DGHAE, SAa'L APPLEeaTE,
MASTER owing 10 the rse in the river
has been enabled to resume her regular trips Ms TEN
DAY packet between N. Orleans and Shreveport, Grand
Bayou, Campta, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, and inter-
mediate points and landings the river, and will
leave Shreveport on
Sunday. March Sunday, April 10
Wednesday,.... q" l8 Wednesday,. . 20
Sunday. 80 Sunday, ~, May 10
Wedne sday,.......April Wednesday,. g 90
The Duke was built expressly for passenger boat to
ply the Mississippi and Is in every respec, the finest
and largest boat that ever entered Red River Her
cabins are unusually commodous and furnished in the
most magnificent manner and for CONTEXT. good ac-
commodatons, safety and speed she is unsurpassed.
Captain Apologize solcts continuance OF the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to him, pedging his elf
that nothing shall be wanting his part to give
lsfacnon. For freight passage, apply on board.
, The Duke will hereafter at Shreveport with
the steamer NJ. l.. Daagherty, for Jefferson and will
1T all times receive freight and passengers for Benton
Port Caddo, Smithand, Jeersonand all Intermediate
landings which will be forwarded wihou, detention.
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statg 81 Louisiana---Parizh Of caaao

State of Louisiana---PaIish of Caddo.
I lis iRIDT COUkI-Sateessi6n III W. WI. Wal
ton, Deceased. Nuce is hereby given that K Oh
ARD ID. SALE, curator Of the vacant succession of W
w. Walton, has this day filed in said his final
count and tabeau in said succession, which he prays
nay be homolc gated ana approved by the court and
lis bond curaor cancelled. And unless opposition is
made thereto in thirty dnys the time prescribed by Law,
said account will be homr tied, approved and MAJ
the Judgment of the court, and his bond cancelled. as
.'rayed for
- Given under my hand and seal of office, this
t. s. 18TH day OF March, A. d. 1857.
t~-S k. T. BUCKNER,
m25-6t @ Clerk.
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AN .ATTR a crIyE BILM

AN ATTR ACTIVE BILL,
Ibis ErEsiSe, (WEDsEsDaY,) MARCH 25,
VIII be presented the much admired and highly sue.
cessfnl comedy Of
THE LITTLE TREASURE
Gertrude, (the Little Treasure Mrs Menken; Can't
Walter Maiden lush, Mr.. j. S. Charles; Sir Chas.
Howard, Mr. RYDER: Mrs. Florena, Mrs Adams. :
Grand Fancy Dance, by Miss A Josephs.
10 conclude with the amusing afterpiece of
THE DEAD SHOT!
Hector Timid. Mr.. T. Herndon; Louisa Lovetrick
with SONG Mrs Menkeu
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New orleans s Shreveport Packet.
New Orleans 4 Upper Red River Packet.

r~rr-~ He eNIIItIy new last running steamer
c414sTzs kzsssa EZRA, JOHN koUNs, MASTER DEM.
szxsgssgzzszsz koUNs clerk has commenced her trips
regular packet in the upper Red River trade
taking freight for Preston, Bonham, Pine Bluff,
Wrght's landing, Rowland, Lanesport, Spanish Bluffs,
Mite Cliffs, Fulton, and all intermediate landings on
upper Red River and its tributaries The Era was
built during the present winter expressly for the trade
and will run regularly all seasons of the year, when
the water will permit. She is unusually staunch and
very light draughtdrawlng only twelve inches light,
and carries 700 bales Of cotton on three feet water
and is provided with all the latest improvements Her
officers will give prompt personal attention to all bus
mess entrusted to the boat For freight passage,
apply IN board .. r. g
*x*Telegraph, Washington; and Standard, Clarks-
vile, copy for three months decl7 ~
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Auctinn Salas

AT TRABUt's AUCTION ROOMS,
LIVERY AFTERNOON this week, at 3 O'Clock
~ and every night, at early candle light. Dry
9eds, Groce ries, Hardware, Clothing, Queensware
b ,ots, Shoes. Hats Jewelrv etc mh25
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New Orleans, Shreveport & Jefferson
s,swmss.,s ). H11 PACKET

s.ssNss..s 4~s PACKET
HHzssfSA TIRE entirely new, fas,running steamer
szsz=zszz.az ALTON, Jr., ]. S. SMITH, mas
ter, Will run during the entire season a regular
packet between New Orleans and 81 reveport, Por,
Caddo, Benton, Smthland Jefferson and all interme-
diate landings aid plantations. The Alton is entirely
new, very substantial and of light draugh,, and was
built expressly for the trade. Her officers will paw
particular attention to any business entrusted to the
boat and make of every exertion give satisacs
ton. For freight or passage. apply on board feh25
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SHREVEPORT AUCTION STORE.

HE subscriber having taken the brick build
l. ing on Texas and Market Streets Opposite the
market house, has opened GENERAL AucTIos STORE,
and is ready receive goods of every description
gagged in the business he hates himeefto give sats-
faction to all who may honor him with call His reg
ular days Of sale Tuesdays Thursday and Saturday,
any other day when business demands his attention.
Will give particular attention to the selling of Me-
groes, Real Estate, Horses and Succession Sales.
Liberal cash advances made consgnments of
Groceries. A. T.. HEINE, Auctioneer
Sbr,yanor,
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"YOUNG AMERICA!''
Lcayitt'S Latest lmnroyed Portable Mill
EXEFT STORt

WIS Is the most valuable and economical Portable
L Grain Mill offered to the public as is freely
acknowledged by all vino have SCENT work. for grind
ing cob and corn. Mr.. Leavtt was the originator of
this description of mills and has spared no expense in
bringing them to perfection The mill is so simple in
lis construction and SO few in its parts that any per-
SON manage it, aud for ginning crushing corn
and cob together, grinding fine meal from corn, etc,
has equal. AT trial of mills during the fair
Of the Maryland Agricultural Society, the result was:
Young America Excelsior Mill, u min. 10 revo.
Little Giant Mil, Il min. revo.
Maynard's Champion Mill, min....20 revo.
CuIburn's Mill Observation-Disclosures. min. 80 re vo.
The Young America will grind more corn, or corn
and cob in he same time and Of the same quality
than any mill eXtant. These mills be procured in
Shreveport of Tteh25l kNEELAND & Go.
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Trance Of Maryetta Davis.

-. y Trance OF Maryetta DAVIS. ~
.--zss nz NOT SPIKITUALISM -.-
NJ ARYEfIA fell into a state of catalepsy or trance
AV1 in which she remained nine days. and from
which t. awaken her human skill seemed unavailing
When she returned to her normal stute she relat ed
much of remarkable. character, which he learned
while in the trance. The truly depicted
and 50 thrllingy and beautifully told feel that who
ever reads the trance with any degree Of care will re-
teive fFom it listing benefit Agents are wanted to
travel and for this work, for which large in
ducements are offered. Apply at Dunn & Yates,
Shreveport. La. marlS
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ToHN N. HOWELL. HAMILTON S. HOWELL.
.- J. N. HOWELL e. Co.,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants,

a~s On the Leyee, Shreveport, La.
II AVE purchased the well known building former
IL ly occupied by Messrs. Douglass & Dashie, on
the Levee, (at the steamboat andingi and are now
prepared to receives store forward and mer-
chandise of MISREPRESENTATION low as any
respectable housein Shreveport. Our warehouses
immediately On the banks of the river and among the
largest and most convenient in the country, which
renders facilities for storing and shipping cotton
equal If not superior to that possessed by any other
enlistment on Red River. .-. e.. .-r..s .s4-E
Cotton will be shipped withou; being exposed to
mud or rain. fAll goods will be promptly forwarded
according to orders; and every attention will be paid
to the interests of our patrons. -e-yzz yzgz~a
We are prepared to make liberal cash advances on
cotton orgoods sent to our care @5
We keep constantly on hand comple,eaHsortment
OF gfoceres PROVISIONS -four, bacon, salt, sugar,
lasses, coffee tea candles soap whiskey, brandy GIN
rum, wines, syrups, tobacco, snuff fancy groceries,
castings nails, ETC which will be sold at the lowest
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g. BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs, of ever,
description aads quality, fnr gentlemen. ladies,
misses, bows and children. A fresh stock, jus. re-
eeved and for sale very low by -a-sgss III ae i
march26 E. Il 3. JACOBS. 81
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New Orleans s. ShreyeDort Packet,

fsaaas~ a, 'FHE entirely new. fast running passea-
IA iaHesfIsR ger steamboat Tx. w. ADAMS,
@szsgEzzszzzz CHas T.. MARSHALL, master, has COM
menced her regular trips, as Shreveport and \ ew
Orleans packet touching al the mouth of Loggy Ba-
you, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore, Alexan-
dra, and all intermediate landings, leaving shrevepor,
every alternate Saturday, viz:
Saturdsy,...... March 81 Saturday, 16
Do ......... April a Do .........5 It 80
Do ..-.....s Is Do .........June Is
Do ............May 2 Do . 81
The R. w Adams was built expressly for the ,radc,
carry 5000 bales OF cotton and has unusually eom-
modious cabins with unsurp issed accommodations for
passengers. Her officers will pay every attention to
any business entrusted to them, and every effort
deserve patronage. For freight or passage, apply on
board. --r @gr marchIl
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Committed to the Jail

OF the parish Vi Caddu. in lie town of Shreve-
- port, a negro man, aged about % years. five
lrettWo nr three7inches high, and of dark complex
ION Calls himself JEFFERSON, and says that he be-
longs to Bhrreli Moore, Of Dangerh. d. Texas The
owner or owners Of said negro is hereby notified
come forward prove property pay charges and take
him away he will be disposed Of as the law directs.
marcilll w. B. STIRGES. Iapr.-
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Candidates for District Judge.

I've are authorised to announce ROLAND
JONESas candidate for the Office of Judge of the
18TH Jadical District of the State of Louisiana com
prlsiIg the parishes of Caddo and DeSoto, a, the
regular election in April next. @#sz@s,s@@
VI i've are authorised to announce DAVID CRES-
WILL ESQ, candidate for the office of Judge
eftle Righttenth Judicial District Court
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THEATRE.

Proprietor and Manager, j. s Charles
| Acting Manager, I'd. Herndon
Asaoef OF Inc Orchestra, A. L Menken
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Potatoes.

DsA BBLS. Irish Potatoes, just received and for
~ ,}t-l sale Nv Ifab1l DUNN & YATES
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gns w. c. TRABUE, = -
AuctiOnecr and Commission Merchant.

Texas street, Shreveport, La.
4 GENT for the sale of Begging. Rope, Lowells
"A Jeans, Kerseys, Linseys, Cotton Yarns, Tobacco
Ploughs, Iron Nails, Western Produce and Plantation
Goods generally. aug2O
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Upper Red River 4 New Orleans Packet.
Shreveport, Jefferson y Lake Packet.

SENza11s a. The entire and very light dranght
ss4f4eeEETT ttiffz5sSs steamer w. T.. DAUGHERTE,
&C., j. w. MARTIN master, has commenced
her trips regular packet between Shreveport ane
Jefferson touching at Port Caddo Benton Smi.hland,
and all landings and plantations the river and lake.
The Daugherty is new, very staunch, light draught,
and having been built expressly for passenger pack
ct, with conmodious cabins fitted up with rooms
is particularly adapted to the trade. Her officers will
pay particular attention to all business entrusted to
them and mike Of every exertion to give sasfac-
ton. For freight Or passage, having fine accomu,o.
datione, apply on board .-
The Al. l.. =Daugherty will connect at Shreveport
with the New Orleans picket Duke, and will take
freight and passengers for N Orleans, to be forwarded
by that boat. Passengers and shippers may rely that
every eff 'rt viii be made by the officers Of both boats
I, give entire satisfaction. inn7
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BOOTS AND SHOEs-Nnws ,Ianding general
ID assortment Of Boots and Shoes, some Of them
manufactured expressly for plantation For sale
at the very lowest prices by VI ~.
sfrbie ma s# ". n HUDEINS.
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New Orleans Market.

An NEw Orleans on the 18th inst. captain ABRA
Htk NaocK, aged II years, of Washington, Ark. .a
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Gwasgaaapwewn

A dag or two ainga we msatiqned the
arrival in this sisy and EiolDity Of un-
told numbers Of grasshepPers we said
that on tha plank fsneeas NE BaE them
30 thick thaa We sAoaghs thsy would av-
efage thirty 70 the square foot. We
think that in shat statement We we're IN
correct. We believe thas they will aver
ags Gfty to every square foos oa Land in
this vicinity. In cur corn held, we have
- dOabt bus that shsy average one han
bred to each ssaik, u corn yaet before
sandown, after they are done aying, md
are about going TO sooss, the corn Eieai
looks more like q Aeld Of dskd oak brush
Ehan acid Of greea corn. avery stalk
and blade Of corn il completely covered
With gFasshoppeEs 90 eomPtstely thai
what little green is left Of the corn 10
eoysred BY ths grey Or brown grasshoP-
pers. In the miaaleog tiaedsy, they are
tying in svsry direction, and stFiks Ibis
bail against onss hat a. he passes along
the street, If we east car eyes towards
The sun, 90 far as the eye can reach we
sea grasshOppers -ths wAOls athotp here
Is filled with them. Our corn is nearly
stripped of all It's blades, and tina husk
Is eaten of TIA ears Tor two Inches from
tie point downwazds. Whist viii be the
result and effect if they continue until
frost, 40 one can tell. They have al
ready eaten up all the yoaang surnip
plants, and If they eOntinae here, must
destroy the fall wheat.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

Ed Ehe single building In whaak
your sanctum II aisuated, We halisvs was
balas Is 2 wssks z lyaess.
tia not ia weeks sinee tAe groanI
vas puTchasaa 20 build apen. Ali right,
howswess COS VIC hare everything alsa
in asapasenss, Assss Fockom time I'D HE
same wAy &s
sslVells we'll yea have funny way
os baging lsaa q Ysss after house ID
mp. 70 our certain knowledge ssyous
oz6eep ID situated ID d building In which
you we're selling goods considerably ovss
I rear agos haging been commaaesds
HeRglY = yaaF preYS0us. Yen hare Lies
- dunllesss, IL ssesAs constantly drsu-
Rsag xrom he point of yOas pan.'s--
Tass arippsag from our psns Yoa,
hsving told 0ne Ks must now tell aaeshss
= st ont 81 Inc asss. II was our s.susc.
fs.m and not our assee filSs va were con
leading about. The sanetun e in one
bHilding, sae olsee ii another. Having
found yourself caught 10 i ks,yoa ehanaa
from sasicsawto o9ce. Go on, such .
course is agreeable 10 your pTaeaaes IN
other naasssFs. 700 arc always Sh&ng-
ing from one thing to anothsx.
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Ihe Black Isspnbliean 9saae dzonyass.
s,on whieh sessaahled u Iswa City, q
the I9th iast., aonaiAasea Rasw p. I,t,,xm
for. Governor. and Oxax P.ry,r4. n,
LieaEenant d gerhor. Ii seems tsat NJ
report that N townsman, Thos. Il.
Benton, Jr., lad been nominated for
Governor va ineorreet. a desperate
9 will be Jade b. the Black Rspab-
licRns to eieds their ticket wb;ea -
hope win be ID ii By an eaually aaspsg.
ats effort on Ii pata al the Desaoer.,.x
70 dsfeas il.
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Ne are nakSag arrangements 10 Sd
large oar daily snd aaeuid we BE- suilii-
silently pasrOaiz 81 our readers nay, be
fore they aro IL are os ii, BIZ nsse il tai
morning with daily Bssols, whioh. d
size, yin not fs inferior 10 anv daiav
Published aogsf IL ST, Louis y ga n
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lasging ii onee, i che laak u patsanasa
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saan aise 81 avarsiseshanss Tor ossr
daily. Sheuad - busaaass men II S..
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liberal IIfs u ID nag ii aslysrsiseEa a.ss.
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lens u UouaaH Elafls, send ID yonr j.
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azsesaSs' especially sail upon the
Democratic masses Of Possawatsaais
10 @sssad tia mass meeting "a bsheld In
this city On the l0ah of Sept&mhsrs--I
There are tfso meetings called 20 Nest at
the ssme time and plaos. This is the
Fesals az q Misunderstanding As 10 who
are auahortssd 10 call meetings Of The |
party but IS both seq Of leaders have
called mse& aga to aSsambae al sAs sams
tfuAS saa pa ses, We hOpe TO see . geaaral
turnout of the masses; amoag thsm,
there is no division OF sentiment, and
they can thea elect Central Committee
whose authority viii be recognised By
them infntszce. We trust that cur Black
Republican fees who hare anticipated
80 much frea Democratie divisions, viii
lind that they have counted without their
host, this tIne, and that they vii ind
the Democratic party In tho coming con-
test presenting an unbroken front to
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