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New Orleans 4 Red River Packet,

f>ssS1 "a The new, substantial and fast running
s4sss57 5.a7@t steamer SWAN, CHARLES HAYES.
master, &C. f. Hayes, clefk,) has re-
suned her regular trips in the Red River trade, and
will continue running so long the water will permit
The Swan was built expressly for Red River packet
is very staunch, Of light draught and new throughod,
Her officers will pay particular personal attention to
any business entrusted to the boat, and make use of
every effort to give satisfaction For freight pas
sage, having fine accommoda tons apply on board &c
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New Orleans 4 Red River Packet,

sE@S'as b THE entirely new, fast running steamer
s4 ff4.tESSs s9M. E. DOUGLASS, Benz.
zzszzEsgzzsEsz TARBAiL master, will run as regular
packet during the entire season between New Oseana
and upper Red River, touching at all intermediate
landings The VIM r, Douglass was built al Louis
vile during the present fall expressly for the tede il
unusually staunch, and the boilers machinery, etc. era
entirely and in point Of safety she unsurpassed
She can 1900 bales Of cotton, and has coutro.
dious cabins, fitted up with rooms and furnished
with every requisite for the comfort OF passengers
Her officers will all times pay particular attention
to any business entrusted to them, and make ofev-
cry exertion give satisfaction. For freight pas.
sage having fine accommodations. apply on board MS
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IT, HE Texas Bible Union" published IN Paris,
aeAas is removed to the city of Shreveport La, I'M
vet ae style of the Southern Bible Union Core
sP,ondents ana exchanges viii please govern them
ny iyl!es accordingly No of volume Of the Bible
Snoh will issue from thepress of the late Caddo
shreveport, Tuesday, 18th inst. ALL correspon-
asaee and exchanges will in future come to Shreye-
Wft La instead of Lone Star and Paris, Texas
Janel0 1t ALFRED PADON, Editorand Irppsr
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strayed

fzzsS About three weeks ago from the undersigned,
residing abont5 miles north of Mansfield, a
s1r1aI mare MULE marked assfollows: Spanish
brand on the etbip; her back bone has been mashed
down about three inches from the of the ta has
= knot on her backbone Just behind the wthers, and
i abopt 10 or - wears old. A liberal reward will be
Maid for the apprehension or delivery OF said mule
aadress R. B. CARY,
~sinnea st# F.~. Mansfield, La.
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New Orleans l. Upper Red River Packet

-. ;. TIE entirely new last running steamer
tltlsEEzTSsass EZRA, john KouNs, master, {BENJ
azssSSaaaaz KoUNs, clerk has commenced her trips
as regular packet III the upper Red River trade
taking freight for Preston, Bonham, Pine Bluff,
Wrght's landing Rowland. Lanesport Spanish Bluffs.
White Cliffs, Fulton, and all intermediate landings on
upper Red River and its tributaries. The Era
built during the present winter expressly for the trade
and will regularly all of the year. VIXEN
the water will permit She is unusually staunch and
very light draug htdrawing only twelve inches light
and carries 700 bales of three feet
and is provided with all the latest improvements Her
officers will give prompt personal attention to ell bus
mess entrusted to the boat For freight passage,
apply OH board 3 ..H
ss*Telegruphs Washington; and Standard, Clarks
/ Vile. copy for three months. decl7
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New Orleans, Shreveport Il Jefferson
5ssz1aass, :. PACKET.

ii sfEssEssI THE entirely new, fast running sloane:
zzss=-zzz-zZ-zz ALTON, Jr., J. s. SMITH, mas
ter, will run during the entire season as regular
packet between New Orleans and Shreveport, Por,
Caddo, Benton, Smithland, Jefferson. and all nterne-
date landings ard plantations. The Alton is entirely
new, very substantial and Of light draught, aud ,vss
but expressly for the trade. Her officers will pay
particular attention to any business entrusted to the
boat, and make of every sxsrton to give sasfac-
ton For freight passage, apply on board. feb25
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A LII persons indebted to the undersigned are re-
N uuested to come forward and settle without de-
lay, as he is compelled to Immediately close up his
outstanding business. Those having claims against
him will present them for payment.
inneIo gr4 va, JOIN LARMlER.@
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Groceries and Provisions.
r. g. r. JACOBS.

Texas street, Shreveport.
4 RE now receiving their spring supplies of fresh
n Groceries, Provisions Wines, Liquors, Boat and
Bar Stores, embracing Of tie largest and most
complete stocks brought the place. which will
be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Coun-
try merchants, planters and purchasers generally are
invited 10 give call, we feel assured that we
are able to offer great inducements and supply all they
may want. All orders will be carefully and prompt
ly filled. Our stock Of
GRO CERES AND PROVISIONS,
embraces every article that be called for sugarcot
fee and teas Of all descriptions; molasses -four bacon,
pork and dried beef; mackere salmon shad, herring,
sardnes and Holsters; soap, candles, starch and OILS;
lard cheese and goshen butter; fine and salt;
pepper, ginger, spice mustard, pickles, ketchups,
sauces, preserves and jees pie fruits, fruit in their
own Juice brandy fruits cigars. chewing and sfnnk-
ing tobacco, pipes, matches old Monongahela rye
ana Dexter's whiSkey, old cognat brandy, rum and
gin; Madeira, port, malaga. champagne and claret
wines cordia!s, assorted; syrups, almonds rasins,
prunes, olives, capers, candies, etc. etc.
Also-Hardware, cutlery, nails. castings wooden
ware soneware, crockey queensW are and glassware,
together with every other article usually found in
large establishments ~ aprilS
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--T-
1t is rumored from Washington that J ohm w For
ney, Of the Philadelphia Pennsylvania, has again
been offered the U. S. consulship at Liverpool.
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New Orleans, May Il, 1857.

COP PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned have this
~ day formed copartnership, under the firm of
Brander, Hubbard l. Co., for continuing the Cotton
Factorage and Commission Business of Brander,
McKenua e. Hubbard. JAMES S. BRANDER.
G. D. HUBBARD
New Orleans June !, 1857 ito I'm
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I'M oN oaIIH gu eVeFOFE- A. HUNDT, NIansHeId
MUNDY Il SMITH, a@

MUMMY C SMITH, 1893 3-7--11I
4 TfCRNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport and Mans
"a field, La Will give prompt attention to any
business entrusted 10 them in northern Louisiana.
REFER TO
Smith & Brother, New Orleans
Tavl,r & Hasae, $3.50 ~ 7a35TE
RngI me r. eS ~ q. rr
VIZ ST. e p ,Ja,; . =
Col f. II Crosby, Keache. <oct8
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CAmmifted to the Jail

MV VUUWItVVU w
mA Or the parish of Caddo, in the town OF Shreve-
AS mort, negro man, aged about twenty-five
wears, some FIVE feet four or five inches high, and OF
eriffe complexion. Calls himself WILLIAM and says
that he belongs 10 Mr.. Charles P Blanchard ct the
parish of Natchitoches. He was apprehended on inc
public road, about Is miles from Shreveport. ne
owner Of owners Of said negro il hereby notified TO
come forward, prove property pay charges, and take
him away, or he will be disposed Of the law directs
;,neIn w. b. STURGESS, Jaor !.
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Wanted.

"A GOOD CARPENTER, or Wood Worker want
n ed, to whom the highest wages will be given,
and board and washing furnished. Apply at this of
fec +~ -qgSa iune 10 ltx
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Committed to the Jail

I'D f,F the parish If Caddo, in the town Of Shrevc-
~ port. negro boy, aged about twenty-one
wears some Ave feet nine ten inches high and q
mulatto complexion. Calls himself FLEMING. and says
that he belongs 10 William NJ. c. Mimms, OF Harrison
county. State of Texas. He was apprehended near
Shreveport. The owner or owners q saio negro !
hereby norifed to come forward prove property, pay
charges. and take him away, or he will be disposed Of
- iii Iaw directs. WI B. STURGESS, Jaior.
cbravonort lime 10. 1857.
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Strayed or Stolen.
Runaway

g. Runaway
On few DAYS ago, FROM the subscriber, residing
1ssa IL miles east Of Marshall, on the road leading
to Shreveport negro girl named. W1xNv, of dark
complexion about five feet six inches high, and has
only Que eye, the other eye being entirely closed. !
will pay liberal reward TO any person who will APP
prehend said girl and deliver her TO me, or lodge her
in Jail. 80 that can get her again
SAMUEL. ]. GRAVES.
Mar poweltsn Nav n, 1851 st
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New Orleans and BED River Packet.

fss2G-s@ d The entirely new, sstaunch and very
ID hnFEszsssafs light draught steamboat y OSERN
1880 sszzzzsa HOLDEN, B. Il. MARTIN, master
will run az regular Red River and \. Orleans packe,
throughout the entire seasons receiving and landing
freight aud passengers all points the
The Joseph Holden having been purchased by Proctor
Ankrim expressly for Red River packet, will re-
main permanently in the trade under the command Of
captain Martin, who Will make of every exertion
to give satisfaction. All business entrusted to the
boat will be promptly attended TO- For freight or pas.
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DeS0t0 House,

KEAcHlE, DESoTo PARISH, LA r..-
.--. TaE undersigned has taken the above
.s4xMsssl-l, house and opened itfor the accommo
sssIssEgssaA dation Of travellers and others. His
ie u sf table will be supplied with the bes
that the country Affords and not inferior any hOte
in this section of country His stables supplied
with the best provender He solicits share OF pat
ronage and fatters himself that he will be able to give
satisfaction all who may call upon him.
May 81, lS57-3t .T=-s@I j. 5. ALbNlN E.
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consignees Of Merchandise per Steamboats,

At J. N. HopeH & Co's--Henry Rookie; F. M
Hicks; R. j. d M. Nisbett; W H. Dial; ]. j Chan
eellor; F. NJ Whaley, g. g. Gregg; E. VI. Bush
{. Durham; Wootten d. Lyons; J. ]. Marshall; FL
Marshall; Thos. w. Jones; Col. O. A. Edwards; B
O,Neill; G. T.: W. E. ANGEL; H Rhine d Bro. !: r
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Fashionable Clothing Store.
- A. A. ENOS, &c..

Ia IL. LiNoC,
Market street, opposite the Post Office,
SHREVEPORT, La.
a. KEEPS constantly on hand every description of
IA Gentlemen's Clothing, manufactured out of the
Ef best fabrics and made II p in the most fasliona-
bic style, comprising in part: 49, ~.
Super black blue, olive, and brown cloth dress and
frock coats;
Single milled black and fancy mixed cashmere frock
and sac coats.
Fancy drab de Napoleon frock and sac coats.
Black drap d'ee, A paca bombazine and barbour rock
a4lnd sac coats.
Fancy fignred linen drill, checked and striped French
drill frock and sac coats.
Mode colored ana checked marseilles frock and sac
coats.
Single milled black 9oeskn and cashmere pantaoons
Fancy and mixed tricot cashmere pantaloons.
Fancy drab de Napoleon and super drab d'ete panta-
looms.
Fancy figured linen drill checked and striped French
drill and mode coiored marseiles pantaIoons
Super white marseies single mitled cashmere, cash
mere, tweed linen drill, bombazine and barbour
vests.
large assortment of GeutlemeDs Furnishing Goods,
embracing fine linen shirts, silk and merno under
Shirts drawers, hosiery, gloves, cravats handker-
chiefs, suspenders, etc.
He still continues his we'll known Tailoring Estab-
iishment. and il prepared with the best wofkmen to
fill orders in superior and on the shortest
notice He has received from New York large as
sornent of superior cloths, meres, drbete linen
drills vestings, etc, Cf the most fashionable styles,
which will be made up to order. June3
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Vaencienne and Gypure sets;
Fillet Mitts and Gloves;
Fans, Parasols, Marquesses;
Linen Cambrics and Lawns;
Swiss Muslins Jaconets; Nansook. ~*
Also-A .ull assortment of MaHtilas, such as Lace
and Chantas squares of every variety and descrip-
ton; 20 pieces white and coIored Mating; Window
Shades and fixtures. ..-..
If cheapness in price and superior quality is in
dueement to our lady customers, they would do well
to call early the store of -.
april G.. NJ LEVY & Co
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.IOHN w. .IONE

p 4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
~ Shreveport, La. viii give strict attention to bus
mess in the District Courts of Caddo, DeSoto and
bossier, and the Supreme Court of Louisiana. apps
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LOUISIANA
STEAM CLOTHING MANDATORY,

Nos. l65 and l67 Canal street, between Baronne and
Philippe, New Orleans
TIME undersigned respectfully invite the attention
IL Of Planters 10 their extensive establishment IN
which they manufacture
Plantation Clothing
order at the shortest noce, OF the oes' ha'efifS'
and in the most substantial manner
Having adopted STEAM POWER to their Sewing Ma
Chimes they enabled to promptly supply any guam
tity of Clothing that may be required -
Thankful for past favors, they will spare no trouble
to make themselves deserving their continuance
Planters visiting the city invited to call ana ex-
anime our Steam Sewing Machines.
N''''''S y " Ez HEBRARD & Co.
New Orleans. June 8, 1857
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Notice..

.e PRoposH to sell, on Specializing Terms, TO the
agNs purchaser, The Tract of Land Oh which re-
- side, in Harrison county, Texas, five miles
south Of Port Caddo, containing
Eleven Hundred and Forty Acres.
-Four hundred acres of open land, improvements OF
the best kind Any sort Of terms.
apr 20 JOSHUA PERRY.
SPICE5-Closes, allspice mace, nutmegs, CHINA
y mon, cassia, ginger. mustard, black pepper, and
every description offavoring extrncts for sale by
fnv3a VIM. BALL.
Tr~ BOXES Window Glass assorted, rs kegs White
I I'd Lead; 10 bbis Linseed Oil bbls Turpentine,
inst received and for sale by
mv27 HUDGTNs Il VANBTBBER
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URiAH DUNN. 81 A. A. YATES
DUNN & YATES,
Receiving. Forwarding and Commission
|sJJ

And dealers in Groceries, Boat q Bar Stores
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, DC,
Commerce street, Shreveport, La
wv E have leased the c0mmodious Brick Fire Proof
w WAREHOUSES, recently owned and occupied by
Messrs. Oglesby & Griswod, and are prepared to
ceive and store cotton, merchandise and produce.
We solicit patronage and pledge ourselves to give
prompt attention all bnsinessentrused to our care
We shall keep on hand q, all times complete stock
of Plantation Supplies Boat and Bar Stares, and Gro
ceres of every description to which beg leave TO
call public attention.
Our charges for receiving, storing and shipping cot
is twenty-five cents per bale, for the entire season
WewiIl make liberal cash advances on cotton and
merchandise in store. Eoll DUNN 81 y ATES.
Notice.
XNE have associated with US Y. RlTCHIE, and
Wv viii continue business under the style of Dunn
& YArEs .+ DUNN & YATES.
Shreveport, December 10, 1856. . .
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Kotice.

JOHN WALTERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries.
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &C.,
Texas street, Shreveport,
HAS just received of the largest and best as
4 j. sorted stocks OF Dry Goods brought TO this
market, to which additions made by every arrival,
comprising in part silks, tissues. berages, and every
description Of the fashionable dress goods for la
dies, caIicoes of all colors and qualities, mernoes.
hannels, cloths, owels, lipseyss linens, drngs dia-
pers, ETC., ETC. large and varied assortment of the
fashionable styles Of bats boots and shoes;
CATERS shoes slippers and brogans for ladies, misses
and childfen boys boots and shoes large assert
ment of fashionable ready -made clothing. variety
of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen, brides, col
lars, blankets, hardware, ron cutlery tools nails.
crockery, qneensWare, glassware, china, etc.
Also-A large stock offresh and genuine Groceries,
consisting of bacon mess pork sugar moasses, coffee,
tea Chocolate -four, lard salt spice, mackerel
candles, liquors of all kinds, wines. etc.
Terms--Casla, or on tine to strictly punctual Gus
TONER'S april Is
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Washing for the Million!

TINE trials and perplexites of washing day OBJ
4 waited by using ,. ..y-.m.. ..-~..
John McChesney's Patent w ashing Machine
The greatest invention Of the age for washing, and
adapted to the wants of every family in the Union and
will wash Clothes with less labor, than sny 9TH
er machine in use, and wth less injury than BY
hand ON common washbvard II has been fully
tested on the finest fabrics and will wash any thing
from bed quilt lace collar without the least inju
ry. Price S25 al orders, accompanied by cash or
draft will be promptly filled, and machines shipped
without delay. The undersigned sole proprietors
for tue State Of louisiana and also agena for the sale
of State and county rights. Office no. 60 CAMP
STREET, New Orleans. sEs 81 81 J7l@e =+4 a.
april % GOODWIN, DAUGHERTY & Co.
DOOTS AND SHOEs-Now landing general
ID assortment of Boots and Shoes, some of them
manufactured expressly for plantation wear For sale
the very lowest prices by -1 . .s.. i.
ms HHDGINS & VAN RIRBER+
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Nnfife.
Particular Notice.

!" COZART, is my duly authorised agent during
Ii. my absence. Z. A. DENNIS.
Shreveport, June 3, 1857. 51 jlo-3m
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Dissolution.

TTNHE copartnership existing between the under
il signed, under the firm of Brander, hIekenna
Hubbard, will expire by limitation on the Isl day of
Jane, 1857. The partners will thereafter use the name
ofthe firm in liquidation only. The business will be
continued by Brander, Hubbard 81 Co. =e.
.5#4 JAMES S. BRANDER.
" II. f. McKENNA.
C. D. HUBBARD. -
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NEWLY REPLENESHED!
I'D EGH pDIU A r Gil

I q
rTNHL Lace and Chantilla Mantels, for which there
l. has been such grent demand, have arrived pc
steamer Duke. Also, other Novelties for ladies.
The goods win be opened to-day. Those who cal
early w i'll have the first choice.
anrI5 .-s -z G. NJ. LEVY & CO.
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DRAMATIC DRAWING-ROOM
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODs!!
ID Z Z 6 GODS SIT

DRY GOODS! DRY GooDs!!
ID Z Z 6 OODSu!!
|. Ag-TREMENDOUS SACRIFICED xv !,
10 the inhabitants of Shreveport and il vi.,nit,,
Planters, Merchants, Hotel Keepers and pediars
notice j. hereby given that
S5O,Oo0 WORTH OF DRY GOODS
L 70 be sold without reservel .s44==
ouio oHAkLEs, corner Of Baronne and Pow
- dras streets, New Orleans, has determined m
opening branch of his store in Shreyeport with !.
view OF dlsposing III part with his immense sfock -
10 accomplish which he has taken one Of t,e na,.,
oIlck stores on Texas street, (neary opposite the
Market) where the whole Of the splendid
OF Merchandise will be sold, without reserve a.,
5O per Gent. below the Original Cost!
FOR CASH
Wholesale buyers will be treated on the mos, I;b
terms. Persons examining the stock will find il re-
peie Wlh every article the fastdious III fashion
or the most economical house-keeper could desire.
25,uo0 yards Splendid Silks, assorted qualities:
2o,0O0 yards beautiful Bareges, Ut IS cents
lo,oOo yards superior do at IS cents;
10000 yards very choice do at from IS to Is cts
300 Elegant Robes;
$4,000 yards French Jaconet rich STYLES: '. f r
10000 yards French Lawns, at l21 cents 'Fz +
CALlCOEo-l he stock Is immense, and warranted
fast colors. s.
Irish linens, table damasks, damask cloths and nap
klns, towels, hnckahacks, crashes, diapers linen
and cotton sheelings, shrtings, hosiery gloves, en-
broderies, ribbons, laces, parasols, umbrellas and
an endless variety OF Fancy Goods, embracing eve
ry description,
Merinos, alpacas, deaines, ginghams, printed and
check linens, and every article in dress goods.
o0,00O yards OF Linen Drilings, Cloths Cassimeres
and Vestngs.
very large assortment Of fashionable Mantas. in
ending every variety Of MATERIAL and at unusual
low prices. .,
$4,000 Worth of Ready-made Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, &c, suitable for city and plana-
ton USE All the clsth goods in this department
are warranted hand -nade-having been manufac-
iured under the immediate supervision of Mr. Louis
Charles, his premises = therefore differ
from the "slop goods" generally sold in stores
We beg to impress upon the public mind that this ad
verisement is ''no humbug!'' The goods as above
stated, are now in store, comprising one of the
largest and most complete stocks ever offered in this
section Of country and will be sold regardless of cost
LOUIS CHARLES.
Shreveport, June 10, 1857.
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NegfOes at AuCtiOn.

WILL be solI at public auction, in front of the
w Court house, on SATURDAY, LIST August
next, Three likely Negro Boys. a
Terms-Five months credit, for approved city
ceptance iunl01 Il. R. SIMPSON, Auct'r w.
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REUBEN WHITE. JNo. w. SMITH. JOS. w. BALDWIN.
WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN.
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
MER C HsA NTS, r#
And dealers in ~E3s+s+='

Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,
0 PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c.
Corner Of Commerce and Milan streets. Shreveport.
"AVING purchased from Mr.. E. c. Hart the COM
L I modious Brick Warehouses. formerly occupied
by MrL E. Carter, and more recently by MIR. Nat.
Moore we are prepared to receive and store cot
ton merchandise and produce, and solicit the patron
age of our friends and the public, pledging ourselves
to give prompt attention to all business entrusted 10
our care We will keep on hand at all times large
and conpete stock of Plantation Supplies, Boat and
Bar stores and Groceries, of all descriptions to which
we request the attention of purchasers
N B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shppi1g cotton will be twenty five cents per bale
#shreye,,ort April 9. 1885, 1ft A"
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Closing Out at Auction,

closing Out at Auction.
IT AV1NG determined to quit the auction business
IL in Shreveport, will close out, without reserve,
my entire stock of Goods, the following days, viz:
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, lth, 18th and 18th
inst. The whole stock will be closed during those
three days. will also sell large lot of very fine
FURNITURE on Saturday ~+ts' @tzzE
iuneIo ". c. TRABUE, .Auctr