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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-08
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES.
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E'itE largest ard most r,shionub BILE ard the g, /
L assortment u. mon :. wGmcuS and cEi!dI,u !
A< li"nl< and shoes. in Cecil ca,liy. ia
G.IA t" bctouni NJ the subscribers Eut T
tszsAsSsS5sep AMI SHOE STORE. opposite Tic
Court House. Eiktun. Md
ne suhScr Der w"Hli respectfully jrfo,m Lis
friends "ni III" pubic generally. dat he has rur-
CHASED hl' brother tEn"eh trouch.l Lis cntu 9
stock Of Laulcs Misses and Children.
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W. WILEY. y. W. holland T.. j. ElAuu,
SASH and planning MILL,
PORT Deposit.
6IeCii County,. ygrs,Qlpd

dccA SoUnty, TsurJland.
| NTE. the undersigned have rebuilt n,r
| w Factory and are now in fun Operation.
| onr hniiding Is lii" proof and our maj hiuvry
ofihc latest improved Patterns.
| Owing to our advantages in improved
| machinery, the situation Of our FACTORY Er
| inG III one ot the largest lumber markets in
me me" STATES AIM our arrangements t, Y
purchasing lumber aud materials from first
hands, We think we can offer iu,lucrm,,,,s
possessed by 1t" other Factory.
We earnestly solicit the attention o,J
extend an invitation to all Builders. Cgr.
pentrrS, &c.. to give rs call. and ex;tn.i,rc
"nr work and prices before purchasing else
whrrr.
il We manufacture to order and keep un
hand
a IRE CT aii Kinds and Sizes.
such as Door, Window, Sidcli.hts &c.
DOORS, WASIlEOAElS.
SASH. AhClllTkANES,
SHUTTERS, INSIDE HLlNIS,
MANTLES, WOOD MOULDlNGS.
BLINDS. &c., &c.Ac.
or the Patterns now in use. Brackets and
all kinds OF SCROLL S.7IlING aAl TURN
ING TO ORpER.
Our work is OF the very bcs material We
seasoned; IT'S we make no second class Wol
w 'l'NS IVA Hh'H IN f.SNEI) ST.AStNEIb
FLOORING of ali kinds. such as yellow
Pine, Norway. White Pine and Iirmluck.-
WEATHER. BOARDING faced ,ioiMtcd al.l
ralhitcd.
We nave on hand and for sale q klrgc
stock of
HARDH FOR HOUSES,
Carpenters Tools. Lead Paints Oil. Window
Glass, OF all kinds. purchased from the mani
Elnrt"rcrS, "nd sol! at city prices
W c furnish Sash painted and glazed in tic
brs' style and at moderate prices. Work
PINNED if ordered.
Wiley, holland co.
April ). iSj6-tt
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BR0OMS! EROUMS!


TNiE subscriber has recently started the manu-
a faet're OF lIooms in Port DEPOSIT. aud will
furnish To Merchants and others. I'M article eQuai
in quality aad as reasonable in price and tie, m, as
any house in the Union, and would therefore So
lict share of patronage.
Farmers can find here market for the Rrocin
Corn they have ON hand or which they may laise
the coming season. by application to the sl.h
Scribrr seed viii be furnished and directions given
ior growing HE corn. K. W-ikEMAN.
Port Deposit. March 2lS 81 If
EEkt0n Brick Yard.
TNllE subscriber is prepared at his Brick
1 Yard III Elkton, tosupply the public WITH
all kinds Of
COMMON 4 PRESSED BRICKS.
at prices much lower than they can be bought
for in the cities. Enquire at his brick yaids
at the west end Of the town. =
Mar . tt SAMUEL KING.
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'VI HVTCi HVUIV 10
II. Gil Nj BERS, JR


Fnn SALB.--A beautiful Country Seat, ad-
J''Iing the Brick Meeting House, Cecil co.,
Nd. The improvements are handsome
i'rick House, rooms and entry on each floor,
fms isd IN good style, there is large build
NIc attached to the main building, containing
'Tining room, kitchen, wash house, &c. large
t"rn 30 feet square. finished in good style;
wagon house % by 80 feet, carriage house
attached, and other necessary out-buildings,
go',d water ut the house and barn There is
,'","l selection Of fruit Of every description.
Tore are 81 acIes OF Land in tins property,
djvded into D Lots Of convenient size, we'll
ir"ccd ANA watcrcd. Price 500 per acre,
">Scssion can be had at any time. Also 30
acrrs Of Land belonging to this property,
vita q acres of good Timber, well fenced.
fficc 81 200; apply to X. CHAMBERS, Jr.
For SALE.-.N small Farm, on the road
| ding from the Brick Meeting House to
Hiou, i'll Cecil co., Md, containing 63 acres
at Land, divided into fields, well fenced and
"atrrcd. The Improvements are a very small
house; barn midding. The land is hand
~'mcly situated with u good proportion of
imbcr. Price 500 per acre. Terms moder
iie; apply to R.CuAMBGRs, Jr,
FoR SALE.--A snug farm OF - acres. sita-
Af'i in Cecil co, Md, ucar College Green.
The improvements are Il good frame house Is
~ ~ It, with good stabug, fences Riding;
WI tihl,ered. Plice 81, 100. Apply to
Nay y 3n R-ClIAMBERS, II
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For SALE.-A beautiful Farm of 90 acres
on Little Elk Creek, Cecil co., Md, near the
road leading from Fair Hill to Brick Meeting
House, annd mile from the Eikton, Andora
:tul townsville Plank Road. The improve
En'n'' are Il good stone House, IS by 80 feet,
-" at Adtcr at the door, II fine he " barn, As
~ ii icet and other out buildings. The farm
i, conveniently divided into fields, under
;.'",. irnce, and well watcrcd, there is IL large
lr"r"Fiinn Of this property first rate meadow
l'li. Price SG5 per acre; apply to
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Money is received deposit daily. The amount do.
posted is entered in Deposit Book if preferred
Certificate will be given to the Deposition.
All received and PAID BACK ON
DEMAND, witlsout notice.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-10

Aud thus equipped, she gais tae town,
ii mos. egfegious chest.
oshzrs agdn, whose snowy breasts
In native fitness swell,
So fearful that no eye may rest,
Where these sweet hilloek- dwell,
Ma, wear their dresses hanging low
AaoNn their shoulders bare,
That cgery ulan who looks may know
There 5 no sotlon there.
And there the little artful girl,
So Innocent wiihal,
She, too. must enter Fashions whifl,
AID dance a route and BAH.
Wi.h arms around her mothers presi,
She cries and pleads and hegst
That, a. big sister shoss her breast,
she ough, to ahos Der legs
And thu. is il foa. Fashions reign
Ilas cursed t.i- broad green earth
Nor molesig be dremsl again,
The gem u fsmais sofih
Where can The Christian. hope no~ rest,
While Fashion pleads aad begs,
For ma.dgn4 to expose their bf9st-'
And Hfe g'ris d..ifie.sf
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned takes this method Of IN
forming all persons interested, that he
will willingly sell goods for, cr receive a, par,
for any debt due him, any Of the paper cur.
rcaay put Ia cirenatien 10 This place, hy TIE
Santhern Pacific Il. X. Company. And too
viii guarantee TO sell his goods n, the very
lowest market cash price.
Al persons ovrfbueiensd with tho above
named currency, san get speedy relief BY ap.
plying TO
W. S. HYNSON,
It the store formerly occupied by Messrs
siyion q smith.
May 10, 81. Moss II
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NORTH SIDE OF TILE PUBLIC SGT Ak"
Dealers aad fey l Goods tead nae 30
Grrss Notions Or Variety School aod h'e'"e'S 'o
o cs en-
Our article needed IN t market a
and uaa.edon the N
and viii be sold 10" f ea.' on
o1 ~
D before purchasing -esaefc @ CON
nsi yu 10
shat Give cperan
We respectfully & o
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G. e. II < " s o ~,
~ " ~. CoNs NiN Stand.

| daily FeeeNing, and wili continue through.
l va. lie season. a well selected stock Of
Dki GOODS,
ready made clothing, boots, shoes. hats, caps
hafd"at" and cutlery, etc, etc, whieh he TO-
spsoiiuiiy invites his friends aud the public 10
call and examine. being coniiden, they viii
find quality, shlc and prcrs to suit For
want u room, there being a general wish lof
long advertisements, he declines at present
enumeratiug the ARTICLES on hand for sale
But take peep al the goods. aud inquire ia.
price, and you Nll be well paid fur tie
trouble.
April III, 1851 Moss Il
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~. Y \ ouN-

las resumed iAe practice Of medie'n'
l J again, and will give special attention te
surgery, vcneretl Diseases. aud diseases 81 lhs
eye. VIII also take diseased negroes at m-
house, AMI treat them on reasonable terms
sept ~. 1886 mott
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This an ags Of wonders rare.
OF Vice and folly too;
Of notions that 10 ma seem queer,
OF sights strange to view.
Aadyet II all The silly thags
~ this most .lIY age,
Are those strange robes that FASHION Aines
psr ipp ana fool and sage.
There's one who sports shanghai coat,
That hangs below his kucos;
With aiiskers Ike IiilJ Goat,
A fit resort Tor IDEAS.
lie struts aud sWolIs In hloated pride,
Md thinks, pop ioho 5H ~,
Aud aeis as though the world beside,
Contained 10 Aps but be.
hil here S another meets the view,
of rather doubtful gender,
IT, wears shawl, as ladies' do,
Afound his waist so slender,
Nhst species Of the race is he
Fray tell me if you can
safe, such booking hing can't be
eae hundredsh part mau.
) hial there's the parson richly dressed
IN Attest ea and f,d'aer "
VIA silk ana aain eolored vest
Al boots Of paiea. leather.
HIS diessy is as still and high,
Without orr mole OF speek,l
H., fears 10 turn his venal eye,
i.aAs he should preak his neck
On anaday morn he struts The aisle
of Gods pure house Of prayer
I;us isnks more Of some far ones snile,
Itan yon poor fnournef's tear.
lie fssds a lengthy sermon DER,
H. eold and measured tone,
r. aeisd by some sein in days Of yere,
Which s,sM he calls bis opn.
And hero = the nlald, 40 hliihe and gay,
Viii nicely padded breast
.Sao thinks tbs man who gaze, viii say,
~ Fee What glorious chest
Fam her small s. aist hoop hangs down,
hvn 10 her llllc feet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-10
CHARLES DncxEaT

FANHI0NABLE BDOT AND SHOEMAKER
ooHih west corner ui thc public squarel
T., EEpS constantly on band a large assert.
IN meut OF l8dle- and gentlemen boots and
shoes, Of bis own manufacture also good
supply of sole AND upper leather for sale
From bis uEeXperienee and close attention
to the business, he hopes to have aoontiuuauee
Of that patronage heretofore 80 literally be-
slowed on HIM Al orders promptly attended
to, and work warranted.
Nov -. 1881 Missy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-10

Aear the uimmoth Licerg Static Of j.
Il Bel Il 20.
I'D WE are row receiving one Of the
W.s largest stocks of Siderv, Harness,
Trunks, Sadliebsgs, WMp. aad material foo
the same, that has ever been brought to th,
place.
We oiier them very low, and customers can
have anything made IN our 'me to order, at
-hor, notice, aud IN iAe latest -iJ Ie. Give Us a
call and examine the stock,
j. y, EDWARDS 4 co.
Nav %. 81 No-2a Il
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Great ATTRACTION.
aNfRte P1t ~ RI GALLERY
sssaNa. ~ $40 NNlxS.

ssAaA 4. ~ - "a Nstsn".
NIrOrlD respectfully announce to the ,t
w z.u- Il NH..bHl. aUi vicinity, ilet tast
6ase Huelated themselves together 500 bu-i-
ue--. ~fi pctmsH alf losat,d Do thc room
Iser IS .aders s. Ss.,r- Dul Store and be.tg
4tqaa.u.ci wit u. iAc A's-' Improvements,
sar.r.r frIH,. d comp atv Sci 90 u,Hu-
nHHt-. ane. of u u be.t .ue LARGEST 900 iHs
United S.tt -.IIu. FURNISHED, We are prepJr
rl q. oxr.lls H,paes-,. .u thv most appru' Of
ebIa Bong ptuu aeutN located, $50 wac
rlti a'i asrh, gda 9.tc satisfaction OF char
rpuars tms being 900 advantage tor eu-ta-
mrrs 9,cr tGnsIcat aleI-.
AHBROTYPES
taken 4 10 or beautifully colorcd, and stt n
pn-, iugacl., rIug-, a..
PHOTOGR
This new, beautiful. and much admired branch
"a Hrart ,aAen 90 paper or canvass, AVID cfl-
.rrI t1 be- To oI ur water color. Persons
having % auegcagFes or AHlhreiepr, pn
alva iAeu copied 90 auy size, aud beautifully
colar,j
Superior TAI re,iar asa. cal1ren
lH..n...IH.- iJ Il4r1.B- -totA. d.
furnished eu r.s-# a.a.e .erms.
Come ana every one.
Fft- aghter and son,
ai#H..f#HI t.tr4 sluu,
NHarsHH. b. Ne. a.He.
shadows go 60, face,
NH a..of, that}ou c.uue. erase.
Optt., store Of Sanders y Scars,
y ~ aH see u.tly pretty dears,
B'.' ImbruNpe. loo tnt tradr,
And are warranted nHt O. fade.
a.. .f.. ..tfit..f t.s-futHt.tE. mere
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9eittte0 pottr j i.

$500;
lirsi Aftermo"s.
lie tells the ! am dear 10 him,
And In ihai presica- vow
l. more than mnsIc--iaofe shan life,
never iiyea iiil now.
This heart will break with too much JOY
Al, me, my maiden pride
II strives In vain to hush my sighs--
To still nay spirits tide;
And may watch bis dear dark eyes,
Nor shrink 70 meet bis gaze
And ! may joy to hear bis step,
And list TO all he says.
T. will not be wrong now he has vowed
Ne loves me best Of all,
r will not be wrong to care for nanght
But him in festive haii'
Twill not be wrong 20 dream d him,
And love him night and day.
To smile Oh him IS hen be is here,
And bless him when away
10 sing tie song be loves the best
Ileafned il long ago,
but mover cared Go ieil, because
| blasl,ed 10 love him soi
and may Hunk h.. blessed smile,
The loYeEesi On tho earth,
md glory IN bis noble miad
Ans ia bis manly worth
Apd prflaps--i cannot tell
Perhaps some day u dare
lo hay ny hand upon bis brow,
To smooth bis glossy hair;
Bul no dare not think Of this,
For still the slo8 fsu,
That she whose love is lightly won
Is lightly helI by man.
Al VIII It not be joy enough,
10 know have hts heart
70 fee cen wheH he's Tar away
fhf hbAia can never lhAt
70 hear his gentle praise or blame
For cen reproof o. BIS
seems dearer saeeler Gar to ne
Than other. lauey is--
10 whisper 70 him all my thoughts,
10 share his joy ami woe,
70 read--to walk--'o pray with him
To !oye, and ten iim 81;
J wonder " BOT Will Marion
And Rha, viii Mother say
They said / must not think Of him,
That he was light aud gay
They said his fond desoil5ns
Was but ma oilers within.
| knew, knew be lo,ed me,
And oh worshippel bin
Ne 4 not like any other
That hayo ever SEEN,
He has puref truer smile,
a lofticf. mauler mein
HIS soft hair waves upon bis brow
In clusters light and free,
His soul i, IN his hazel eye
Whencer they gaze on me.
And when by speaksand when hc signs,
His s0il meloi0ns Tone
Nilh loves deep sacred meaning hul's
FROM bis heart 10 mY ovn
lie does not slocp 10 latter me
do not wish mm 20,
! should not thips be- logej 40 much,
I'D he Is others dos
Bui once he laid bic darling hand
Upon my drooPng head,
Because he saw n3 soul was panied
1g something Sad said
Some warmer word o Marion
Than he had dared TO me.
And OH TINT light ami lImid touch
That 10 one else could see.
Hos eloquent Of iose u was,
Il sooihed my very soul,
My eyes were filled with happy tears,
Thu, nothing could control,
And from that moment well knew
Ills fall warm heart was mno
Al how shall deserve tha, heart,
Deserve bis truth divine
! il strive 10 be as good a. he
u ehrek each error vain
That diius the holy mirror Of
My soul with earthly stain;
Aud y shall ba my pfayor 10 God,
Ny guardian AMI my guide,
That he love may have no n
a. ~ biu'i far IN his briis"
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AFFERS his professional serviscs to 'h'
~ citizens of Marshall, and surrounding
country
~ Office al The Drug Store of Sanders
Snlr.
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NEW GOODS.
4 SPLENDID t>~ogb WIN u.

! NRlihk has lus' ''s'''' aI..t. '.'
f'euAll "''D',''''',s ,..
Is -eii'"g eslf''n''t '.s 'o'
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lla h'- also a me assortment % NUNS
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81. ~
Brown sni ate Linen
Scotch paper
Checked DO
'fP'a a' 80.
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brown Nhtellng7 and N"ltHHgs
li''aghed DO do
10 drlI
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4 80 LANE, A1er1sy q. lac, Mar-aa...
u Harrison county, revas.
September TO- 1879.
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~ $. JENNINGS, Attorney a. lar, Mar.
/ }. snail, Texas Office az Nor,h-Wes,
corner ct the public square.
January u, 1893.
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Sheriff Sale.

Succession of F. Lester deceased.
CTATE OF LOUISA NA-Parish Of Caddo- In
y District Court. BY virtue Of an order of sale
issued out of the honorable the District Court in anC
for the parish Of Caddo and to me directed, | viii
proceed to sell at public auction the house
door in the town of Shreveport parish aforesaid, or
SATURDAY, the LIST day Of August, A. d. 1851, be-
tween the hours Of II O'clock, a. NJ and Ar. NJ the
following described land belonging to the success
sion Of F. Lester to-wit: the south half ofsecti0n No
20 Nwenty,9 township No Is (eighteen,) and range
IS Lsixe6n) forty Of the land have beer
cleared, and there are good cabins on the same.
Terms of sale-Twclge months credit; purchasers
to give their note, with approved personal security
bearing eight per cent. interest from date secured by
mortgage, waving the benefit Of appraisemenl, OF
the property J. G. McWILLIAMS, Dep'y Shift.
Shreveport June IT, 1887. pfSI8 II
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Read and Read with Attention !!

AVINt heard that strangers have come here and
IL u humbugged the people by selling New Orleans
bought AUCTION GooDs have returned with the In
ention Of putting stop it, will do 50, by offer
ing our Entire Stock At Cost which was bought in
northern markets at CASH Prices. @ ~"#1 @.a
This we assure the public is no humbng AID all VIC
ask is to give us trial, and that it will prove to the
advantage of our friends and old customers, we are
sure
Our stock Of goods is now the best in this market
and heneeforth it shall be the cheapest. We are de.
ermined not to be undersod by any, and the public
in purchasing rorI u.s. has the advantage OF getting
Coon Goops. a" .-~m"&.
Contemplating to remove into the new store, Whlct
is now in the course of erection for and wishing t
move as few goods as possible, we dispense with al
profits from this date and only wish to reduce our i'm
mense stock which is second to none this side Of Ne"
Orleans t4sss s1se aa@ssaz l -
Ladies give me call NOW FOR BARGAlNS Yot
can buy the finest goods at such Reduced Prices tina
it is worth while 10 lay in good supply.
To REMAIN HERE is our intention, and i any ct ou1
goods do prove what they were represented to be
the money will always be returned
Gentlemen have an excellent opportunity to replen
ISL their wardrobes -
Come and give call, and none shall 60 ava.
without being satisfied that he received bargain
shall remain here till my departure for New DIRK,
where Intend to buy stock cheaper than ever Dur
ing my stay will be happy to see my old triends,eyef
;f ,bey do not wish to buy. G. NJ. LEVY.
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Shreveport Auction Store.

THE subscriberha ving'remoFedh his AUCTION STORE
il from the corner Of Texas md Market streets, To
the roomy apartments of the GIry HOTEL, offers the
same inducements 10 his friends and patrons at his
new stand as heretofore. His sales being entirely I'M
der shelter "a The verantab I'll the building, his Gus
toners will completely protected from the weather
aud heat of the SIN. a4z VI &as zH@
+ Having lately made arrangements with several New
Orleans houses, he win be supplied with new and sea
soaabe GooDs throughout the seasons which have al
ready commence to arrive.
His regular day sales will be Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, night sales Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day. He will pay particular attention 10 the sales OF
real and personal Estates horses mules and succession
sales. Liberal cash advances made on cons1gnmehss
of groceries other articles. A. l.. HElNE,
Shreveport, May 20, 1857 auesloneer
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Groceries. Provisions, Castings, &c.

I
W. have Just received our summer stock Of Fam
w lily Groceries, Provisions, Plantation Supplies
Boat and Bar Stores, Castings, Iron. Nails ETC., en-
bracing complete assortment. which viii be sold al
the LOWEST RATES The stock comprises in part
30 tons Segments, Pinions and Gudgeons;
1000 feet India Rubber Gin Bands, all sizes;
100 sacks Coffee;
$50 bbs Sugar, brown and choice
90 bbs loaf and pnlverised Sugar;
100 bbs Flour;
$50 kegs Nails;
70 tons assorted Tennessee Iron;
80 kegs Spikes. wrought and cut
30 kegs Iron Nuts;
3 tons assorted Castings;
so Wash Kettles;
10 bbls Pitch and Rosn;
80 bales Oakum;
80 kegs Lard;
10 casks Clear Sides;
Is casks Shoulders;
Is casks Hams;
Is tierces Hams;
so bbs Pork;
100 boxes Tobacco;
so bbs Rose Whiskey; a.
IS hf bhs do.
10 hf bbs old Monongahela Whiskey;
90 cases Teas, assorted; i
100 boxes and half boxes Star Candles;
% boxes Starch; m
$50 Crate Bars;
5000 Fire Brick; E@
30 coils Grass Rope, assorted; N-r-..
100 kegs and half kegs White Lead;
20 cases Kerseys and Linseys;
Is bales Lowells;
SO cases Boots and Shoes;
100 boxes Soap, NY @ ,s
10 casks Carolina Rice; - .-s--..m ~.
10 bbs Turpentine and Varnish;
1000 sacks Salt, coarse and fine;
100 bags Shot, assorted; l2kegs bar lead;
800 packages Fancy Groceries;
Blacksmith Tools i'll great variety;
Wedding Hoes, shovels. Spades, Y heebarrows, Road
Scrapers Chains etc. gww
Hay, corn, buck cts, brooms, stoneware.
Brandes Rum, Gin and Wines If the finest brands;
Boat and Bar Stores together with every description
Of Groceries aud Family Supplies, to which the at
tention of country merchants and purchasers gene
rally is solicited J. N. HOWELL & Co.,
iulv -"ty E4 Z- @E. Steamboat Landing.
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Sale to effect a Partition. ~
StTATE OF -LOUISIANA-Parish Of Cadao--In
- District Court. By virtue of writ of sale issued
out of the honorable the District Court in and for the
parish of Caddo and directed, in order to eiec
a partition between George Williamson, curator OF
Edward Huehson, deceased, and F. L. Sewall, vii
proceed TO sell public auction at the court house
doof in the town OF Shreveport parish of Caddo, or
SATURDAY. the Istday fAugust A. d. 1861, between
the hours of II o'cock A. NJ, and H. z. M the follow
ing described land to-wi ten acre lots Nos. 5, 4,
and g. IN the south half of the northeast quarter Of
ton / Teeven, in townshpI7 [seventeen] range IA
fourteen situated in the parish of Caddo
Terms of sale--Tweve months credit; purchasers
to give their notes. with approved personal security
with eight per cent interest from date secured by
mortgage on the property sold.
#.-5 J. &. McWILLIAMS, Dep'y Sheriff.
Shreveport. June II, 1851 500 90
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SsTATE OF LOEISIANA--Parsho of Caddo--In
~ District Court--LEGoUx Il PGRDlssUs VS.. HEAD &
DAsHIELb, No. 1896; OsGoop q JENNINGS VS.. HEAD q
DAsHIElL No. 1887; J. w. MoRRIs VS.. WN. n. HEAD
No. 2S29; J. w. MoRRIs vs. WIN. N. HEAD, No. 1892
virtue of of sale issued out OF the honorable
the District Court in and for the parish of Caddo, in
the above entitled suit and directed, have seiz-
ed and will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
court house door in the of Shreveport. parish OF
Caddoon SATURDAY, the LIST day ofAugHst, AID. 1885,
between the hours OF IL o'clock and P. NJ, the
following described property, tewit: lots Nos. IA ID
and u.s. in block 49, with all the buildings and improve
thereon, situated in the Of Shreveport par
ish of Caddo. Also, negro girl named Ann.
Terms of sae--Cash, with the benefit Of appraise-
ment. j. 6. New lila MS, Dep'g Sheriff.
Shreveport. May 10, 1857. .s d, my20- pfSI2 "a