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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-27
LANDEIxER & GATzERT,
J. S. WALL &-CO.

J. S. WALL eco.
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Miners Supplies, Preserved Fruits, Liquors, &c.
No SIS Broad Street Nevada.
TTAvING completed new freproof building, We are
now receiving the largest Stock of Goods brought
TO this place Having plenty of and being secure
against fire. it intention to keep hand at all times
full assortment OF all articles to be found in similar estab
lshments which viii be sold to Miners and Families
On the most Reasonable Terms.
Our Stock consists in part OF the following assortment OF
Family Groceries, &c.
500 Or Sacks Flour; 5000 lbs S. c. Hams,
10 600 Lbs Potatoes; 100 Blbs Flour;
5000 Lbs Hams; 5000 Lbs. Side Bacon
8 OOOI BIS Goshen butter 1000 Lbs. lard;
With complete stock of SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, RICE,
TOBACCO FRESH FRUITS, HARDWARE QUEENSWARE,
&c &c.
We invite tile attention of Country Dealers TO our large
stock of Goods As we have unusual facilities for purchas
ing we are confident that sell such terms as Will
make it to their advantage to trade with instead of
going below for their supplies.
j. s. WALL & CO., Broad Street.
Centernber I6 lS5f-U
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-27

Nevada Lodge, No. ID, + 81 A NJ, holds Its
meetings Saturday evening OF each week, at Masonic
Hall Nevada. Stated meetings the second Saturday Of
each month. TIP HAwIEY, W NJ.
J. F. RUDOLPH Secy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Auxiliary NO--of the California State Tenn
perance Society will meet every Wednesday evening at
Temperance Hail. Nevada.
JOHN WILLIAMS President.
l. p. VAN HAGEN Secretary 2o-tf
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-27

The Pioneer Crockery Store Ahead +!
At the Old Stand, No. sc, Main st. Nevada.
40 WHERE MAY BE FOUND THE BEST ASsoRT- oGz
VA ment of Goods offered in this VA
49, Market Which will sell for Cash Y
d cheaper than any other house Cd
dare olIor them.
500 poz Bar and Table Tumblers Assorted Styles,
Fine Cut and Pressed Decanters Fruit Dishes
And Glass Ware of every description,
Every variety Of Iron Stoncware,
ANY quantity of cheap Table Cutlery,
Ivory Tabls and Icssert Knives,
Plated Spoons and Forks, great variety,
Brittania Pitchers and Castors, great variety
Camphene and Oil Side and Hanging Lamps,
Chandeliers and in fact, everything pertaining 10
THE CROCKERY TRADE,
Also Camphene and Burning Fluid by the Case Can or
Gallon, always on hand, and for SALE CHEAP FOR
CASH.
H1- Recollcct the place, sc, Main Street: ga
5oT j. CRlTTENDEN.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-27

E. *. Kane Lodge, No. az, Il s. A NJ holds
its tngs every Friday evening at Masonic Hail. Neva
da. Stated meetings the Friday evening preceding the
full moon. c. c. GREEN, W. N.
j. V. WATSON, Scc'y.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-27

NcVhdn Temple OF IFohof NO. s'-Neets every
Monday evening, at Templars Hail. at O'Clock.
Visiting Brethren in good standing welcome
f. D. HERRICK, W. Il. 6-fm W F. lyon, W. c. T.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SFLLING OFF CHEAP!l

Misses S. NJ s.. A. Hackney,
No AZ Broad ST. Neradd.
VXToULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE LADIES OF
w Nevada and vicinity, that they about to close
up their business, and offer their
SPLENDID STOCK OF LADIES' GOODS
At Reduced Rates.
We have recently received large and elegant assert
ment of French Millinery Goods, BOnnets, &c.
Of the latest Styles and Fashions, which will be SOLD
CEAp Dresses of the latest Fashions cut and made to
order . o3-N
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RrvITT ess CO.,
Ill j street, bet. 4 and 5, Sacramento,

Importers and Dealers IN
English & America" CarpctIng.
French d Amin Paper Hangings,
Upholstery Goods.
DainaSlSs, oil Cloths, &C.,
OUNTY dealers will find as large and select stock Of
" the above Goods be found in any house in San
Francisco and at as LOW PRICES. A liberal discount
made 70 the trade and Teamsters.-26-tf
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Drugs g. Medicine.

JUST RECEIVED ard In Store, a Fresh
invoice Of Choice Hrugs and Medicines, Paints Oils tam
pheno Alcohol spt's Turpcntino, Paint Brushes Garden
Seeds of the growth of 1886, warranted good Ana IN sc
everything in the Drug line consisting in part oil tho io
lowing artices-in quantities 10 suit purchasers;
Nitric, Tnrtaric, Sulpnuric, Murlatic ana
Raw Rum. olive oil; Cooking Extracts Of all kinds; Nut
mcgs Mace Ginger Cloves; Cinnamon Isnglass; Herbs
Of all kinds Also large Stock OF Patent Medicines Per-
fumery Fancy Articles &c &c.
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GENERAL TONIC FOR THE SYSTEM
O
ASTONISHING CURE.

Copy Of Letter addressed to Agents in Chicago Ill.,
showing It's value In cases Of Fever Sores
Messrs j. II. REED & Co Gentemen.-I obtained from
your store bottle of SANDS Sarsupnra and then
confined my bed wi hout sleep. for week. 0cra0ncd
by violent pain from regular Fever Sore, ~ long stand
ing on my right leg My physicians advised To have
the limb amutated, saying II the only means like to
preserve my life Amer using half Of the bottle the pin
tegnn subsde, and by The time ha used neSr three
bottles able transact my regular business aud
before had finished the sixth bottle well and as
sound as ever hid been | most cheerfuy recommend
II to al my friends a most valuable nedcne for the
publication Of the blood.
Yours, most respectfully
JAMES MILLER
Prepared and sold by 4. II. & -. SA>D-. Whole
sale Druggists No 100 Fultonstreet, corner of William
New York.
For sale by DEWITT KITTLE Co. II. JOHNSON
g. Co. and REDlNGrON & 60. San Francisco: RICE
5 COFFIN Marysvie: r. H. Donald o Co, Sac
rRmentO; and by Druggists generally.
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Nevada, Feb. 24th--3m*
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21


Curing HANs--At the late Fair Of
the Maryland State Agricultural Society.
the first, second, third and fourth pre-
4niums were awarded to hams cured as
follows:
1st- To $50 pounds of lam, take lbs
salPetre, / quarts Of fine salt, with molas-
ses enough to make it a paste; rub well on
the flesh side; let It lay four weeks; make
a pickle strong enough to bear an egg;
let the hams lay in It four weeks: then
hang and smoke Two days before renoT-
ing from the smoke house, pains with black
pepper and strong cidar vinegar. after
which bag them
I'd Ham weighing I04 pounds, cured
by Mrs Samuel Carr: Half-bushel salt,
pounds saltpetEe, 2 pounds black pepper,
: pounds Of cayenne pepper, s pounds Of
brown sugar. This mixture was rubbed On
% hams, averaging 10 pouuds, smoked
gradually with hickory chips
3D. To 100 pounds ham, to average 10
or Il pounds halfpeck ground aIu2l salt,
/ pous2c sugar. ounces saItpetre, I quart
hickory ashes, 2ounces salaratg1s, 2 ounces
red pepper; nix them well together, rub
the hams well, and stand them on their
hooks, and les them remain for Eve weeks.
then hang them Up an! smoke them about
one week. For 1000 pounds hog meat,
half-bushel Of fine salt, half a gallon best
rlolasses, 3 pounds Of brown sugar, p
pounds Of saltpetre, pounded very fne
Dix all the ingredients well together in
large tub, and then rub The meat with il
until you absorb the whole quantity. The
meat must be taken out Of the cask once
a week, and rubbed with the pickle it
makes The two last times you take it
cut, add at each time plate full Of alum
salt It ought to remain IN pickle fve or
SIX weeks, CT according to the size Of the
meat.
zth. Tor 100 lbs of ham, 8 lbs Of salt. ?
ounces Of saltpatre. ? lbs Of sugar, gal
loEs Of water; the ham remaining in pickle
eight weeks. T4m. IcrEseg.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
Il . TIC e
IS HER EBY GIVEN.

: ENHAT at sale of Lands for the ron pa yrneut
4 OF Taxes due thereon. held at the court
house door in the town of Washington IN the
county of Hem pstcad In the State OF Arkansas
pursuant to lawful aotiee given by tee sheriff of
said county, and in conformity with the laws of
said State, the first Monday Of November
A. D. 1852 it being tae first daY OF said month.
The following described tract, or parcel OF land.
was stricken of and sold TO the undersigned for
the taxes penalty and costs due thereon 70 wit:
The east half of The southeast quarter Of sec
Ton seventeen li7) III township eleven TIA
south in range tventy-seFen t27) west, contain
ing eighty (s0l acres. which said land was listed
Denton. and was purchased by the undersigned
the said first Monday of November A d.
1872 Tor the aggregate amount 0: the State and
county taxes, penalty and costs due thereon for
the Years 1915 to 1852 inclusive, amounting 10
the sum of eighteen dollars and seventy-;Ir cents
ISIS ~ which said tract OF land above de-
scfibed was, by deed. dated the 2ist day of No
yember. a D. 1854 duly executed, acknowledged
and recorded, conveyed to the undersigned bv
John B. Sandeiur, sheriff and collector Of Hemp
stead county aforesaid by authority vested In him
by the laws OF the State of Arkansas.
Now THEREF0RE, notice Is hereby given to all
persons y hom It may concern. CT who car set up
any right tile ciain TO the above described
tract CT parcel of land, purchased as Aforesaid
IN consequence OF any nioTu:ality irreguIaTitv or
illegality connected with such sale. or fer anv
cause CT defect whatever, that, In conformity with
the Act OF the Legislature Of the State Of ArkaS-
sas, in relation to Tax titles" approved the 81
day Of November, 1886, the undersigned will ar-
ply 10 the circuit court of Hampstead county. at
court TO be holden at the courthouse ia said
county, on the tenth Monday after tue fourth
Monday Of September, A. d. 1857, for contirrca-
ton of title in and to said tract or parcel oil lar,
50 purchased as aforesaid, and all persons inter-
ested are hereby notified to appear at said time
and place. and show cause, if any they can. why
the title to said land should not be confirmed ac-
coTding to law.
EPHRAII MIRICK.
Washington. Nov. 26, 1856. 1876
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
MuEes anS HORSES.
LAND FOR SALE.

FTHHE undersigned will sell on accommodating
& terms, ii application be made soon. Four han
dyoa and eighty arcs Of good laad, lying about
three miles east of Colum bus. in Hampstead coun-
ty, and embracing the
North half of Section %;
West half of South East quarter sec %;
And East half of South East quarter sec. Ii. in
Township Il, South in Range 90 West.
There is a small improvement en- the land
For terms, &c, apply to
DANIEL L. REEDER.
December 10th, 1856 5o:a
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
NOTICE.

sNo a1z Waosa Il may Concern.
= y whereas Thomas II. Roberts s.y the de-
cree Of the HemPstead Comfy Circuit Coart. il,
CnarlceFl-, at The December term, j. D. 1886.
was found, asijudged and declared an Idiot and
person Incapable OF conducting his ovsn affairs.
aud the undersigned was and by said decree bav-
ing been appointed Gsardian Of the person and
estate of the said Thomas L. Roberts. and
haviag taken HpoR himself the execution Of said
trust, al persons are hereby notified not to deal
contract with or credit the said Thomas H. Rob
eTiss as his acts, deeds and contracts from and
ieF tae Dale OF sad decree are void, and viii not
BE ratified by me-
JAMES II WILEY. Guardian
Of IHoasas Il Roberts.
Jan 81 1851 "a
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
Navigation has Commenced
and is about CEOsiucs

A Ii those indebted to the late firm of D. < v
IA BLOCK are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle, either by draft or cash, and
those having neither viii make it convenient to
close up their Indebtedness by note. | am very
anxious to close up the business of the late firm,
and hope | may not have occasion to make any
further call on my friends. The unsettled busi-
ness of DAVID BLOCK for the last year is also
in nay hands for settlement, during his temporary
absence to New Orleans
Come forward, gentlemen, and show your
purses.
VIRGINIUS BLOCK
, Washington, april l, 1856 lat
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
Mexican Deserters.


Col Bordou, Who vas, for nlaily years,
private Secretary to Santa Anna, and Colo
mel in the Mexican Army, has been lecau-
ring in New York on " Mexico and her
people" His lecture is said to be very
interesting and contains some items OF IN
telligence which are of no little importance
In regard to the events Of the late var with
Mexico. He spoke at solae length Of the
bad treatment Of Aiexicans by foreigners.
Among other things he said F:
"Durins the Mexican war 2, 800 men
deserted from the American army and set
tied dcwn in Mexican Provinces, where
the United States troops did not penetrate
They managed TO ingTat;ate themselves
with the inhabitants, and most Of them
married into rich families. Alter all the
inquiries [ have made, / learn that Only
-sereR Of these sgere Aaaes'icans; nearly all
we're Catholic Irish. They married aaugb-
ters Of rich families, had children by them
and then left the country, and have not
been heard of since
1t viii be remembered that during the
Mexican war, in addition to the returns of
the .'killed and wounded, very dispro-
portionate number OF the American forces
were continually reported q missing. .
Here then is the solution Two thousand
three hundred of the enlisted soldiers d.
serted the American flag while IN an enc
1ny's country, but, Of this whole number,
only seuea were natiye-born Americans
This fact IS surely sufficient to show the
propriety Of enlisting n our army and na-
" none but natiye-born Americans ..Eut
none bat Americans on guard Lot
jour
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21

The New Jersey COLONIZATION Society
has appointed delegates to the American
Colonization Society which conyezes at
Washington on the 20th inst, with in
structions to bring the subject Of an ap-
preparation by the General Government,
in aid Of African colonization, before the
present Congress
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21

TIE PACIFIC ICRuLR0AD.-Ttis Is runlored
at Washington, that the House Committee
on Public Lands have agreed to report the
Pacific Railroad Bill gotten up by
Butler King and Robert J. Walker. both
Of whom are al the seat Of Government.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21

Sale of Sec. IG. T.Is, s. z. So West
n compliance with petitions presented to ME
s bv majority OF the householders in said
Township. in accordance with law | viii offer
for sale t9 the highest bidder at the Court House
duor, in the town of Washington Hampstead
county, Arkansas, on the 22d day of January.
1877, in Lets. or Tracts Of Forty Acres each, the
whole Of Section 8, in Township IA. South, in
Range % West Said Lands will not be sold FOR
less price than Two Dollars per Acre
TERMs-The Land will be sold on credit of
five years, with eight per cent interest, payable
seui-annua.iy in naisance-bonds with approved
security VIII be required of the purchasers
DAN'L Z. WILLIAMS. Common
School Conngl;s ;ssioner.
Nov. 10, 1856 47:tds
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
Valuable Property fer sale.

yKT ILL be sold to the highest bidder, on a
w credit Of twelve months, the following
property. situated in the town of Nashville.
Hampstead county, ark: Three Lots, fronting
Main street, and lying opposite to the house OF
Smith & Coulter; and also. Two Acres OF Land
with neat residence and al necessary out
houses attached Sale to take place in said town
OF Nashville, between the hours of 10 A. III. and
3 P. NJ
TERss.-Bond with approved security, bearing
ten per cent. interest from date, will be required
Apply to DR.. II. l. NELSON or
JOHN w HALL
Dec. "a. 1856. -
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
For Sale,
FOR s ALE.

4 undivided half of the Plantation, in La
a fayette county, near Red River known as
the Mott Plantation" containing in the aggre-
gate say 224s acres portion of which is i'm
proved and in cultivation. The tract lies in
township 10, south of range 25 aud 26, west. and
IS one OF the most valuable farms in that section
OF country. The sale will be made by virtue
OF a deed of trust executed to me by Roswell
Beebe and wife on the goth of May, 1856 and
am authorized to say that the other undivided
half of the Plantations belonging to the Real
Estate Bank Of the State os Arkansas. can be
bought on reasonable terms. The title is be-
lieved to be indisputabIe.
GEO. c. WATKINS.
Little. Rock: Ark, Oct. 1s, 1856. 43:3m
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
sale of Sec. Ie, T. 10, $. r.. s5 w.

T n compliance with petitions presented to me
/ by a moiority of the house-holders in said
Township, in accordance with law | will offer
for sale to the highest bidder. at the House
door, in the town of Washington, Hampstead
county, Arkansas, on Thursday, the Sth day Of
January. 1857, in Lots, or Tracts of Forty Acres
each, the whole OF Section l6. in Township 10,
South in Range 25 West. Said Lands will not
be sold for less price than two dollars per acre
TERMs.-The Land will be sold on a credit of
five years with eight per cent. interest, payable
semi-annually in advance-bonds with approved
security viii be required of the purchasers
DAN'L f. WILLIAMS Common
School Commissioner
Nov 3, 1886. 45tds.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
"A E. s O.

1t The same time and place, will he offered
at public sale all the stocf, consisting cf from
Twenty to twenty-five
Mules ana Horses,
Six or eight yoke Of work OXEN. twenty
FIVE or thirty head of STOCK CATTLE, be-
tween Two and Three Thousand Bushels of
CORN, FODDER, OATS and the Plantation
Tools and Utensils
Terms made known on the lay of sale
JOHN L. BOULDIN
December 9, 1856. 49.tds.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
COUNTY oF IlAEavFrsrr

COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In The Lafayette Court of Pro5ae Decea.Je, Term.
December Is. 1886
Thomas Brooks, Piaiatst
The Heirs at law of or SI.avEs FOR
Alien T. Wilkins dec DIsrr1BrTrIoS.
DJeadanfs
THIS day came the said Thomas Brooks. by
A attorney. AID flied his petition in this caase.
praying among other things for the sale of the
slaves belonging - the estate of said Allen 7.
wilkins, deceased, in order TO make distribution
amongst the parties etitied 10 diStTibutive shares
N sad estate and II appearing to.the court that
saia petitioner has perchasea the interest of
portion Of the heirs OF said estate and that
part oi tie heirs ard distributes of said estate
whose names are unknown are non-residents Of
TIE State OF arkansas: It IS therefore ordered
that all parties interested in said estate be their
names known or unknown, residing out of the
State OF Arkansas, be and tilev are hereby re-
CURED to appear at the next term of this court.
al probate court to be holden at the court house
IA the-toWn OF Lewisviile, in the county Of La
iayeite, IN the State OF Arkansas, on the fourth
MONDAY OF February \. d. 1877, and show cause
II any they have, why surh order of sale of said
slaves should not be made, and that this order be
published IN the Washington Telegraph news
paper published in this State. at least six weeks
before the first day OF the next term of this
court
a true copy from the record
Attest:
JAS. ii. MONTGOMERY, czerIl..
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
I Eyenty-Five or Thirty likely
re GRO ES.

Mostly all Young, raised on Red river. thoroughly
accimated, and consisting of lamilies-lner.. We
men and children The Negroes will be sold
for cash or New Orleans acceptance at twelve
months, with ten per cent. interest from date
Z. c. OGLESBY
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
ATTENTION. sTOCKHovn....S,

4 LII Stockholders in arrears to the Mississip-
4 a pi, Onachita and Red River Railroad Com
lany, are hereby notified that if they do not
come forward and make prompt settlement of
tfeir ii'debtedness they will have to settle with
oticers, at their cost. All calls remaining I'M
paid SIXTY days from the date of this advertise
ment will be put out for collection Further
extension cannot be granted
N b;ESight crafts upon merchants in Cam
den or New Orleans, will be taken in + ayment
Of calls.
J. T. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
Dec. /, 1856. 5l:3
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
Commission Business.

TNHE undersigned takes this method of ir:orr0o
Il ing his friends and the public, that he is
prepared to Receive and Forward Goods UP the
river or to the interior. He has Just completed
Sheds separate from the old ones, sufficient +
store any amount OF Cotton that may come to
mis- care. He is also provided with coTnforta bic
Houses for teamsters, with safe Lots adjoining
for te:srls. Prompt attention will be given 10
the sale of Groceries, &C., on consignment.
r. ID. WALKER
ulton, JAN %, 1856.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
Jan 81 1851

= HIS day came said petitioner by Hub5arI
Z her solicitor. and fled her petition for DOVER
and it appearing that said tetenjauts George Tate
ana Lavenia Tate, his vile, ana Ezekiel Nance
are non--esidents Of this State it Is on motion
OF said petitioner ordered that said nonresident
defendants be notified Of tae fling and object OF
said petition by three publications Of this order in
the Washington Telegraph, newspaper pab-
iisLe in this State the last insertion 10 be at least
SIX weeks before the next Probate court Of Hemp
stead county, in the State OF Arkansas. - b.
hoiGen az the cOurt-house. III the town OF Wash
ington, n said county, on the second Monday OF
April, A D.-1Sj7, and this cause IS continued
4 true copy from the record
Teste: S T SANDERS, ClerE-
By T H. SI-ials, D. c. 50
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
SALE OF SEC. 1e, 7. IS. S. R. "a W

I n compliance with petitions presented to me
Il by majority of the householders in said
Township, in accordance with law, will offer
for sale to the highest bidder at the Court House
door, in the town of Washington Hampstead
county, Arkansas, Saturday, the 2lst day of
February, 1857, in Lots. or Tracts of Forty Acres
each, the whole of Section l6, in Township 10,
South, In Range "a West Said Lands will not
be sold for less price than two dollars per acre
TERMs-The Land will be sold OH a credit of
five years, with eight per cent. interest, payable
semi-annu ualiy in advanee-bonds with approved
security will be required of the purchasers
DAN'L Z. WILLIAMS, Common,
School Commissioner,
Dec II, 1856. a1:tds
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21

e STOVES! STOVES! sTOyEs:n
4 VERY superior lot of COOKING
II S I OV IS, with all the trimmings on
consignment and for sale cheap for cash only
w. II. PRESTON & co.
Nov 10, 1876. 47:3m
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
APPLES! APPLES!!

HORUsHELS OF GREEN APPLES for
-tO lie by 4. B. COX
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
S u e . Z LIZ G.

THE undersigned respectfully tenders his ser
Z vices as SURVEYOR, TO the citizens OF
Hampstead, and the adjoining counties. and from
his experience he feels confident of giving entire
satisfaction to those who may require his services.
He will, if required, make cut neat ard correct
pats of saIveys, and computations OF the areas Of
any tracts His charges will be moderate.
JOHN r. GRATIOT
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
CHEAPER THAN::E.NER!
G.. w. HOOES.

Is now receiving direct from New York his
L stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
to which he invites the attention of purchasers
In want of Cheap Bargains, as he IS determinad
to sell goods at reasonable prices. Call and
see
\ VIE, 1917. Al
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21
The Elegant Passenger Packet
Fl. nj. w RIGHT

]. D. CLARKE, S.=s=ss H:hsTEa,
Ill continue 10 Tun as q regular Shreveport
and New Orleans Packet, during the entire
season. leaving Shreveport every alternate Friday
CT the arrival of the stages.
Leaves Shreveport, Friday, January 10Th.