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DUNN & YATES,
Receiving. Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS

And dealers IN Groceries, Boat q Bar Stores
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Commerce street, Shreveport, La.
w e have leased the commodious Brick Fire Proof
w Warehouses, recently owned and occupied by
Messrs. Oglesby & Griswold and prepared re-
ceve and store cotton, merchandise and produce.
We solicit patronage, and pledge ourselves to give
prompt attention all business entrusted
We shall keep on hand all times complete stock
of Plantation Supplies, Boat and Bar Stares, and Gro
ceres ofevery description, to which we beg leave to
call public attention.
Our charges for receiving, storing and shipping cot
is twenty-five per bale, for the entire season.
We will make liberal cash advances cotton and
merchandsein store. foil DUNN & YATES.
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Election Notice.

Election Notice.
q THE Commissioners of Elections for Ward
z&s No. Five, Caddo parish, hereby notified
and required to hold election the precinctin said
ward Saturday, I'd May next, to elect Justice OF
Peace: to fill the vacancy In said ward occasioned
BY the resignation Of VIM. BealI,s esq. And make
due return of the according to law.
ROB'T l.. GILMER
apl Pres't Police Jury Cadde parish.
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Succession Sale,
Tax Collectors Sale.


10Y virtue of The authority in me vested will sell
ID at public auction in front of the Court house. in
the town of Shreveport on SATURDAY, the 9th day of
Nav 1851, between the hours of | O'Clock, A. NJ and
j. p NJ the following described property, belonging
to B. L. Hodge, owit: Lot No l, in block 3d. in the
town of Shreveport parish of Caddo. Seized and to
be sold to pay the railroad taxes due thereon.
Terms of sale-cash. B. T.SCOGIN,>
apriII K. ~ Collector
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Groceries and Provisions.
e. q B. JACOBS,

e..
Texas street, Shreveport
RE now receiving their spring supplies of fresh
n Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Boat and
Bar Stores, embracing one OF the largest and most
complete stocks brought to the place; which Will
be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Coun-
try merchants planters and purchasers generally
invited to give us call as we teel assured that we
are able offer great inducements, and supply all they
may want. All orders will be carefully and prompt
ly filled Oar stock OF
Ii GRO CERES AND PROVISIONS, ;
embraces every article that be called for co
fee and teas of all descriptions moasses; flour, bacon,
pork and dried beef mackere., salmon, sfad herring,
sardines and obsters soap, candles starch and oils;
lard cheese and goshen butter; fine and salt;
pepper, ginger, spice, mustard, pickles. ketehups,
sauces. preserves and eies; pie fruits fruit in their
own luice brandy fruits: cigars chewing and smok-
ing tobacco, pipes matches; old Monongahela, rye
and Dexter's whskey, old eognac brandy, rum and
gin: MADEIRA. port, malaga, champagne and claret
vines; cordias, assorted; syrups. almonds, ralslns,
prunes, olives. eapers, candies, ETC. etc.
Also-Hardware cutlery. nails castings. woodcn-
ware stoneware crockery, queensa and glassware,
toee Their with every other article usually found in
LARGE establishment apriiS
Old Grow Whiskey. !
n BBLS.-this peculiar and favorite old Rye
~ for sale by S. B. WYLY,
aS " : l3 on the Levee.
: Dean Gotten Seed.
NTE have received on consignment afeW bags Of
w the celebrated Dean Cotton Seed, which will
be sold at one dollar per bushel, it Immediately appli
ed for. tapriI oGbEsBY & GRIsWo1lD-
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New Orleans Market.


Apra l6-The cotton market has rather quiet ap-
pearance, only few hundred bales changed hands
fo-day r.-z. 49, - sss5
The receipts (lncluding $685. bales on hand
slnce the LIST September, have been l432 OBI bales
Exported during same time, ,237 1851. MAJ. n s4s.zz
Inferior, solo Middling, l3s4@l37s
Tow middling, l3z @lsG Midling fair l432saal4IIs
PopRn6 saP s "a g. sstf oe sss g.
nAcos--sides. III 9@lls4c;sh shoulders. 11a@ss4c.
sLARp-lI (115c. III h.. =
*coEN-60@70 cts. u bush. % 1851
l,ossEE--kio. 1o@1lc. p fb. s~
fHsueAR-7@lI3sc. - h.
TfHlsKrr-Rectifed, a4aa5; raw, a41g @2s Y gal.
IIIDEs-Dry country, lsa20c "a ID.
,EERsKINs-1n hair, l8@20c. ~ ID. SaF-l ~
Anrh, 81 5000 90.
sALr--Liverpool, fine, 81 lo@l Is; coarse, Scots.
Exchange On N. Y !. sight, 16@114 . ct. prem.
Land Warrants, 9Sc. @l0Oc. acre.
CArTLE MARKET, April Is
BEEF--Western, fine, l0@lola q ID net.
Texas and Lake, ---- 31aa6-c.-E
Hogs, -@-9- SIS @9c.-
Sheep, ,: - & g s ooas e q y head.
Mich niIesS cows Cow ss-f'nss' IS B oo@loo 90
-,>->---->7->---<-~> -7---~c--~--<~~rr>7~g~@
Dissolution. 4 ssaz~s
II LIE partnership heretofore ex1stlnS between
8HARPE q SAWYER. is this day dissolved by
natual consent T. Sawyer alone being author
xsed TO receive and receipt for the claims due or
sowing to the Phoenix Coffee House and Restaurant.
THOS. q. SHARP
L. j. SAWYER.
Shreveport, March "a, 1857. mh25
i'll Notice.
# INV. I. HODGSON, formerly of No. 1888 Camp
erect New Orleans. takes this method Of informing
hs old friends and customers that he has given up
bnsiness the above number, and is located at
No. IS same street, with Messrs. g. O. BIER d Co.,
whose advertisement appears in another column
there he would be most happy to see them when
hey visit the city, and in the interim would pay
nost particular attention las of old1 TO any orders
they may favor him with March 4, 1857 -3m
# gTWoops HAIR REsToRArrvE-P @. ]. Wood has
sdiscovered remedy for the gray and the bald with
cont resort to dye in the one case or wig in the
other for his restorative win restore gray hairs per
snanenty 70 their original color and cover the head
gof the bald with a 1uxuriant growth We would 80
lct from our readers perusal of his advertisement
IN this paper.-Hannibal True American .aaa
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u EMOVAL-M BAER has removed from his ole
IL stand to the corner of Texas and Spring streets
where he is prepared to accommodate his friends anc
customers. lan14
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New Orleans 4 Red River Packet.

faans"1~ q THE new and splendid fast running
Asszg77 1fTSF steamer DUKE, SAM'L ArpLEGA9s,
master, owing to the riss in the river
has been enabled to her regular trips
DAY packet between NJ Orleans and Shrevepor. Grand
Bayou, Cumpte Grand Ecore, Aexandgia,a nd Inter
mediate points and landings on the river and ,si
leave Shreveport
Sunday .........March Sunday, April 10
Wednesdays. GO 19 Wednesday,..-.. Is 30
Sunday, 30 Sunday. ..... May 10
Wednesday, ,......April Wednesday..... " 20
The Duke was built expressly for passenger boat to
ply the Mississippi and is in every respect the finest
and largest boat that ever entered Red River. Her
cabins are unusually commodious andfurnished in the
most magnificent manner, and for Comfort, good &C
commodations, safety and speed she is unsurpassed
Captain Apologize solics continuance Of the liberal
patronage here ofore extended to him, pedsg hmse
that nothing shall be wanting on his part.o give sat-
sfacti9n. For freight or passage, apply on board.
The Duke will hereafter connect at Shreveport with
the steamer NJ l.. Daugherty for Jefferson, and will
at all times receive freight and passengers for Benton,
Port Caddo. Smithand, Jefferson land all intermediate
landings which will be forwarded without detention
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Notice,
JOHN N. HOWELL. HAMILTON S. HOWELL
J. n. HOWELL q Co.,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants.


On the Levee, Shreveport, La,
HAVE purchased the well known building former
Ill ly occupied by Messrs. Douglass & Dashiell, on
the Leyee, lat the steamboat landingl and are now
prepared receive, store forward cotton and mer
chandise of every description at as low rates as any
respectable house in 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 md shipping cotton
equal not superior that possessed by any other
adjustment on Red River.
Cotton will be shipped withou, being exposed to
mud or rain. All goods will be promptly forwarded
according ORDERS and every attention will be paid
to the interests Of our patrons. - .-..
We prepared to make liberal cash advances
cotton goods sent to .,r..t...-.-
We keep constantly on hand complete assortment
ofgroceries, provisions -four, bacon, salt sugar, mo-
asses coffee, tea, candles soap, whiskey, brandy, GIN
rum, wines, syrups, tobacco, snuff, fancy groceries,
castings, nails etc. which will be sold at the lowest
prices. -- .-- lnne25
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w. C. TRABUE,
Aucti0neer and Commission Merchant.

Texas street, Shreveport, La.
4 GENT tnr the sale of Begging, Rope, Lownlls,
Jeans, keisevs, Linseys, Cotton yorns, Tobacco,
Plougls Iron. Nafs, Western Produce aad Plantation
Goods generally. aaeg0
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Vallencienne and Gypure sets;
W. FilIet Mitts and Gloves;
@@">-@' #"5 Ians, Parasols, Marquesses:
~ 80 -a Linen Cambrics and Lawns;
Swiss Musns; .JaconetS; Nansook.
Also-A full assortment of Wantias, such as Lace
and Chantlllas squares of every variety and descrp
ton; 30 pieces white and colored Mating: Window
Shades and fixtures ~
If cheapne in price and superior quality, is an in
ducement to our lady customers, they would do well
to call early at the store of ee-. "a.
april. -.- -, G. M. LEVY s. Co..
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Auction Sale on SATURDAY.,

-. Auction Sale on Saturday.
+ WILL sell on Saturday next, in front of my auc-
j ton rooms: / l bbls Bridgewater Paint; Walnut
Wardrobe; 2 Bedsteads;3 Mahogany Tables; Cher
ry Table; | Bureau; Sofa; Clocks; lot of Chairs.
Also--A lot of Port and Madeira Wines; Lemon Sy-
rup Soap; Candles; Tea; Salaratus; etc. Also, lot
Of Dry Goods and Clothing. s"
: april22 w. C. TRABUE, Auct'r
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Married

ar Greenwood, on the 18th inst, by the rev'd w.
- Doty, Don A. TORY, esq, of Shreveport, to Miss
EsnLY @ HuGHEs, of Greenwood. - 5s'a
- Marshall, Texas, on the 18th inst, by VIM NJ
Johnson esq, Major JAMES LEE, to Mrs ANN S1MMs.
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Notice.

a. The owner or consignee Of MARE shipped
~ few days ago board the steamer Duke,
is hereby notified to call Il, Mr. A. j. Hitchcock $ liv
cry stable, pay charges and take the animal away, or
il viii be disposed of as the law directs. april
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Not to be Overlooked!


Il being an undisputed fact that compete
with them, either in cheapness, they in
vite the ladies of Shreveport and its vicinity and par
tcularfy those that good Judges to their well
lected stock of fashionable Mernos and Cashmeres,
their E,mbroideries and Dress Silks.
New Goods are received by every boat.
Orders from the country are carefully attended to-
Shreveport. December 10. 1856. & za,g~.
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q Caution,

A LII persons are hereby notified not to credit my
n husband, Joshua S. Hale, my account, as
will pay any debts contracted that may be con
tracted by him, unless compelled by law.
RI Caddo parish. April s, 1857 -5t* SARAH HALE.
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s. BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs, Of every
description and quality, for gentlemen, ladies
misses, boys and children. A fresh stock, Just re-
eeived and for sale very low by
marches h. u b. JACOBS.
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DOOTS AND SHOES-Now landing a general
ID assortment of Boots and Shoes, of them
manufactured expressly for plantation For sale
at the very lowest prices by
febls w H. G.. HUDGINS.
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Died

On the Goth inst, ROBERT j., aged about II years,
only son of DIR. Lawrence. We
& Iii Greenwood, on the 9Th inst, RACHEL, consert
VI Thomas d. Wilson, and daughter Of doctor A.
T1purnoy. 4szEa 8G @@ #a
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Mattresses,

Mattresses.
TINE undersigned would inform the citizens of
Il Shreveport and its vicinity that be keeps hand
large assortment of Mattresses of all kinds, which
he will sell very low for cash Mattresses made to
order. [feb25l VIM. PIGG.
DLACKsMITHs' TOOLs--A general assor-
ID ment, received per steamboat Duke, and for sale
Nv ffehISl w. H. C. HUDGINS.
DOWDER, SHOT AND LEAD.-Just received
L end for sale by w. II. G. HuDG1NS,
az I'm the Icyte.
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Notice.

e Il Ohm NJ LANDRUM, Esq, is my duly authorised
~ agent and attorney in fact, during my temporary
absence from the State. 14e j. w. TYSON.
Shreveport. a pril /. 1851 4a#sr asar --,5a@ aa U.s.
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CEED OATS-Just received lot of superior Seed
- Oats. For sale by E. & B. JACOBS,
ianol 49, a#@s Texas street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-17

Ausau BANK DvAInAnoH.-A dsfAloataoa In the Long
Island Bank has recently been discovered. Appears
that Thursday last Mr.. VIM Smith, ans teller 'en
the instuon and upon sxaminaioo into hS accounts
BY the Board Of irectors found that he wss do
iauter 70 considerable amount Hs place was supplied
Friday morning, and rigid investigation into 'he or
fairs Of their a.s teller instituted Up 70 Sunday
evening over s7to was found 70 have been missing On
Friday or Saturday gentleman represen Ting himself 70
be Q friend a M Smith, called upon the officers Of the
NIX and stated that he would acknowledge, behalf
Of NJ anth, defaoason Of SIS 500, and that would
not exceed $4,000. Some ten twelve days prevoas
10 tho 1ss Of February regular dividend day-wbsn
an examination OF the books Of the bank always made
for The purpose Of declaring the dividend VIM Bayhs,
Of the Drectors and NJ HERMAN, the President
having their pcons aroused BY certain
en- tered the Bank carly in the morning and msde the
rough examination OF the books and cash Of Teller
This examination WAS in every way satsfactosy, his
cash and books being found al correct The dedication
was not discovered until the examination Of the Doc n Of
the Teller amer he left the Bank Thursday. IN
bonds are amply sufficient 70 the Bank from loss.
he has been connected with the institution for 10 years,
and ~ Teller for 10 years.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

~ u
MoaDAy, March l6-oPM.
Tho stock market experienced of those psnios to-
day which in times past proved 30 ruinous 10 the
class Of speculAtou who srs continually operating for a
rise On Saturday there indications OF break
down. but holders of stocks shut their eyes 20 the fact
and opened them this morning 70 state Of things ct the
Stock Exchange that enough 70 make them tremblc
Al the board the panic prevailed from the opening 70
the close. Socks Of the faroy railroad order were
slaughtered right and kf, and the transactions
sum up Thousands Of shares OF each stock. In New
York Central, Erie, Cleveland and Toledo and
Reading the operations were particularly heavy
Cash stock was freely brought out, and was
as freely absorbed The bulk OF the demand to-day
frem the sho H. who bought for delivery on maturing
contracts But for this demand prices would, without
soubt have touched much lower points The movements
In Erie 10 day were the most marked. The resent quar-
erly report has completely destroyed al hope Of making
the road prod ucve The floating debt increases much
faster than TIE contributions the sinking FUND.- and
loans have been made this year TO pay the on the
funded debt We have trom pretty good oAhorsy that
the Erie Railroad Company have net earned their ex
pesses aimee October l. 1855, within half mlli,n Of
oollas leaving out extraordinary dsmases Tho resis
nation Of Mr.. NcCallum viii prove fatal 70 the
couocrn The abandonment Of the system Of management
be bad perfected will hsscn the compspy's Insolvency
moro rapidly than any other act The road will DO
operated upon the "outs,de pressure prinope Whore
there was one head there will nov be hundred and the
economy and reforms introduced and established under
Mr. MoCailums adm nstrston win ali disappear
der tho new rule The road has been actually given 70
he employ The appropriately OF the old Superintendent
grew out Of his uninohing nrmness In the management
and his strict dbcIpne There was no chance for steal
irgs and pickinss, and hence the Opposition. The en-
poyGs suoceded in their demands, and the road
now under their complete control II, under the old ms
rsgsnsnt the road operated for any per cent Of To
gross eapgs venture 70 say that under the present
''oussde pressure" system vii not be operated for g.
venty per cent. Makes however, but little difference.
The stockholders never win get anything on their
Investment and the stock must ii no very di'an day,
sink 70 the level OF Hudson River Harlem. In
or two II wiz be question n the Eric Railroad Company
can earn the interest Ne funded debt the present
moment his may be coasdered . startling assertion but
We might well Get used these things nrs - lss for
NO have got 70 10 10 In lees than two years the
Erie Railroad Company win without doubt have 70 do
PEND upon some oshsr ihau M n earnings 10
reg the interest al Glasses Of ne Indebtedness
AMER the Adjournment, OF the board The following sales
Of stocks and bonds made 81 auction BY Albert H.
Nicolsy;-
$40 New Albany and salem R.R. los, income bd. sok
an a~cn 10 y laaR n n
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st. Patx1ck's Day,
4 SPLENDID HIBKRNIAN MILITARY AND CIVIC Pa
RADE I'M PROePECT,

4 SPLENDID HIBKRNIAN MILITARY AND CIVIC PA
RADE IN PROSPECT.
The nth Of March supposed to be the annvsi Of
the birth Of S Patrick the patron saint Of the Island Of
Saints; but unfortunately history very misty both as
when and where 81 Patrick first saw light. England.
Scotland Ireland, Wales and France has been claimed
respectively the land Of bis birth. and II rs possible
tina. Irishmen have been perperang . great
national bull, in supposng him TO be .
tyman OF theirs, and honoring him IS such.
There anquaYians who 90 further and say that
such person g. Patrick existed They state that
Ireland nrst Chrstanzed by Roman Patrcans, and
the semi barbarian population OF the next generation
bamps the name In their traditions supposed belonged
70 instead of class. and hence the pton
OF the word PasrciaD into PatYous and finally Patrick
with the presx Of Saint This theo confirmed. they
state by the fact tina st Parck not mentioned Ia ary
Of the old chr onices until the fourteenth CENTURY whsl
But nOtvi standing the soep csm or those musiy old
antqusriaDs all true Irshmen believe devouty IN St
Patrick, and moreover that II was he who pesset the
soil Of H. the emerald set 10 the ring OF the aud
bauished ell the snakes ard toads from ia coones. rho
anniversary Of bis birth always observed Ia ths city
with the rvor peculiar TO the Irish character and the
patsde IL fepeTaly very foe one.
The Young Friends OF ireland " and the "Frieudly
Sons Of St Patrick viii both commemorate the event
the day viii be celebrated by large number OF mill
tsry and civic crgsn'zatons OF New York Brooklyn,
Jersey City and adjoining localities. The sodiery, oom-
prsng the 9th, eeth and 18th Regiments, and anotoer
compored OF detacEed companies from Charered reg,-
ments Will form ut loh NJ. with the right sting
Market street The civic display will c1nsst OF the
Laborers Union Benevolent Society, Ausen. Order OF
Hibernians, Father Mathew Total A0'tnes Bsuevo-
ert Society, Quarry mems Union Protective Society,
Work ems Unioa Benevolent Society, Monso merry Be-
nevoleDt Society, Hlnernian Benevolent Society," and
Lon ~ horemens Union Benevolent Society. The pro.
cession Will asd countormayoh. Mt 10 NJ, down
Second avenue to Second sec. thence 20 the B,-ery
and through Cars street to East Bsosdway (here
uniting with the mihtary), thence Though Cha.ha
street 10 the Park TO be reviewed BY the Mayor and Dom
mon Councl thence through Broadway, Fourteenth
Href Ninth avenue Twenty third street, back TO Union
square, pass around the statue Of Washington march TO
Prince AtYeet and dismiss
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A. the iecond board there vas no Important change In
tie market. Cleveland and Toledo snened n,tle and
closed Of AK, cssb Ede, Central and Reading closed
pretty steady at the mornings prices After the board
tales we're made Of the ssme rates
The srrival Of the steamship George Law. with but
about one million Of dollars in gold, created upeasy
feeling in the street. The receipts By the corresponding
ue,nsr Ice, year amounted 10 81 CIT his decrease
/, rot In our oplriop, shmporsry matter. ny every
arrival from csBforpn this yssr The remittance Of gold
b been considerably below The smornt received last
rear, spo We fear vi continue 10 fail on. W 10 this
tire the dstrssse amounts 70 about three millions Of
dolsrs.
Attention 10 directed 70 en- advertisement In another
column Of the loss OF ten one thousand dollar ten per
cent San Francisco bonds supposed 70 have bsen stolen
Ahrse reward one,sd for their recovery.
Tie spinss Of tse Milwaukee and kssssippi Railroad
Company In the frst six days Of March, this rear, yer
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Kings County Court of Oyer and Terminer.
Before Judges Strong Morris Justices Emmons and sryter
TRIAL or IOelPH JACKSON EOR RAPE.

MAncn lat The opening Of the Court This morning the
District Attorney the discharge Of Josephine Meyers
who charged with petit larceny the Grand Jury having
found ne bill against her An srdr entered accord
ingiy.
Clinton, E:a counsel for prisoner, then commenced
bis summing He diesected the evidence rym the
70 the end and made the charge anything
else but Al the conclusion. he appealed the
thes the OF the family
Who bad been present from the commencement sf the trial
The prieor appeared greatly affected.
Mr. Clinton consumed the whole day having
0h O'Clock and ending The srici Attorney will
his Argument this morning. which Judge Strong
will deliver his charge