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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

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s'Ao,.u ~, 40 " Gsss q fl's.sAN,
Bankers aad Dealers Ia Exchange,
Hssnf 6vun app"tatsi AsSnts fot .Ho
Amsrle IN and European Express ana Exchange
Company,
"A Ill itAs Hill ai kschanx. 90 sum. L., -ait
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6osHs al
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~ IN 81
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Fort Dcs Moines Land Agoeey
ND w Ar IRAN TN.

LAND w AR X ants.
INIk andossignei have for aate Land Mhsanls Q
dtesrent sises, which they will eel, for - o.
limo 10 suit purchasers.
1hsy will pay particular sttsasioa W .elsepa go
ioeAtias VI land. IN Fort pes Moinss, Fort dodge
harlan and other we9lefn Land ptstricss. Also -
rasueu, oftaIs aud land business generally.
MECHANICS
IA Allrsrts afthe ualted State. bong kAsa cole
COOK, SARGENT q COuk,
s.ukess an and Assa0,
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ias aisi europe ooaght aud sold.
NJ ties ans Dysfs collected ard proe.eds t.mittsd
ost par OF tss United states ., earranl rate. OF
ga ianxc.
% Elections Of notes, drafts accounts luxsc,., sud
abs ritanccs wade In all prus Of The Uai.d states,
1as sdss aud harop~.
~ ,cks and y ,nds eoash. and sold ea com m,.sion
nd pividsnds collected
- nd Warrants bought, soid and localcd.
ki.rhspg~ ON cities In th- United States
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III tnaio CITY HAMA, Buffalo. M,
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900 I8A0D Pr OfRAngR nAM0RlILD
NOnpRisIN0 straw, nag, Manila aud white Lea
~ paper, Rooeng paper, de-, iatss sad email 81
see suisabls Tor
osossgiss. Dry oee1s. Neat &c
OF sais ~ "rhs Iowa Beox Rooms
NJ. ID nsady al, near ths Pod ,nes.
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TALLAAM 3 POWERS.
stssracS 80 Counsel lors-s say.
and Land Agsnts
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ok afsty street, bcl~ cen second aut IN 4 "a.
8 :. IDS boaxhtand sold ga Commits H. "a
a . % an Office la Eastern New Nots, al a p,,nt
- 'aish asrgc rm,gfa uasy bsna,,crt. tdanns
a p 8sult season. Ne hAs. unusual ris a Akn. 10
/. -. 81 .an,is Ia actual settlers.
Lsoaus negotiated an Real k.tsts.sca,t.,
-REfERENCEs-
s.. hork Ilp p.uxAA, ,u.,.
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bafter p'IonuI, kasssrS co.,
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ftu NpuaH, king and GioIr. kk.SstuAnat
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Sheriff Sale.

STATE OF lOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-In
~ District Court, No. 4el6. r. G. CUMMINGS &
Co. vs. GRAHAM g. McCoLuuGH BY virtue Of d writ
OF tleri facias issued Of the honorable the Dis
tict Court in and for the parish Of Caddo, in the
above entitled suit and to me directed, I have sez-
ed and vii proceed - sell at public auction at the
Court House daor ID The town u Shreveport parish
aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of May, A. b.
1857. between the hours Of O'Clock, A NJ aud P.
NJ the following described property, to-w,: certain
lot or parcel OF land, situated in the parish of Caddo,
id the northeast quarter Of section III township
seventeen range fourteen t4.l containing four
acres three Foods and twenty -four perches, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized as the property OF the defendant and be sold
10 pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled
suit. 4. zse..
Terms Of sae--Cash with the benefit of apprase-
ment. j. u. McWILLIA Ms, Dy Sheriff
Shreveport. March IS 1857 pfS7 90
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Sheriff Sale.

I GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Paris of Caddo--Ir
~ District Court. No. 4533. n. MooRE VS.. JAMES
AND j. w. Lee By virtue of a writ of fier facias is.
sued out the honorable the District Court in and fo
the parish of Caddo, in the above entitled suit and to
me directed have seized and will proceed to sell .,
public auction the nrt-houss dor in the town OF
Shreveport. parishof Cadio, on SATURDAY, the 4t,
da! Of April, a. D. 1851, between the hours of /
O'CLOCK a NJ and P. the following described pro-
pery to wit: the northeast quarter of the south east
quarter of section No.twenty 23 aud the north
east fractional quarter o said section Notweny three
and the north half ofhe northeast quarter Of section
No fourteen tlt,) and the north fractional quar-.
ter OF the northwest quarter of section tweuty-four
(2l}t in township eighteen (ls,) range fourteen IA
containing two hundred aud twenty-five 78-IOo acres
OF land, situated on Red River, in the parish of Cad
do Seized as the property of the defendants and 10
be sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
entitled suit.
Terms of sale-Cash without the benefit fapprase-
ment THOS. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff:
. shreveport. February ]. 1896. pf e 10 n6
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Election Notice.

-o IL pursu OF the proclamation of his ex
- ceIiency Robert G. NickliHe, governor D
zassEhA the Site Of Louisiana, and in conformity
with existing laws the qualified voters Of the pui 81
81 Caddo are hereby notified than election will be
held in this parish, the respective election precincts
on MONDAY, the 9Th day of April, 1857, for Judge
OF the Eighteenth Judicial District, comprising the
parishes # Caddo and DeSeto. %'-
The election 10 Ward No. One, to be held at the
house of Mr.. Cooke and at the house of L. ]. Ham
lin, Albany. @-S .r. - .. -z-z --z. ID .--
he election in Ward No. Two, to be held at the
house of Mr.. w. A. Pegrnm, Greenwood.
The election in Ward No. Three, to be held at the
house Of Mr.. Hughes, Blossom Hill. -@ E'@
The election in Ward No. Four, to he held at the
court house, in Shreveport. z--.
The election in Ward No Five, to be held at the
house of A. j. Pickens, Summer Grove. s- @aae-
'Fhe election in Ward Mo- Six, to be held at the
house Of f. K. Hall; and the house Of the
late 5. ssier, on Red River.
The election in Ward No. Seven, to be held at Cal
verts school house; and at the house of T. P Gray.
Now therefore, hereby instruct the commissioners
appointed 10 hold elections in different precincts of
the parish Of Caddo to hold said election ON Monday
the eth day Of April, A. b. 1857, The commissioners
will open the polls at O'clock, NJ, and close 4.
P. NJ; and immediately after counting the make
their returns to the undersigned. rs a. s.s5
~ @= sM"@e"a@ 42= THOS r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shrevenort. March 1897 ...=-.
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nez RoUoE, March 1.-THE two houses of tht
9kMEnre, to-day. in joint session, elected Messrs
ssand !. a. Mediation. lessees of the penitentiarJ
~ senate passed bill to graduate the price q,
1 sswamp lands Of the State not subject 10 over.
NqM the mississippi, Ouachita and Red River
~ eenate voted an appropriation of $4,000 to
anto execution The Act to regulate elections in
bliI authorising loan Of $500 600 for the relic,
81 sMs 6late treasury, was passed through both
6x7ox RouaE. March l8-The bill relative n the
by the governor Of tax collect rs for the
raf1SAM Orleans, has been laid IN the table in the
IHs Till authorising the issue Of 100000 state
zsstS ~ Pay me oeot due to the school fund, has
- ne ponds are to be exchanged for any sl.-
<1EAz4xeceivable as basis for currency
nIuses nave been mainly occupied to-day ia
EsssM 80 general and contingent appropriation
hsrwas quite heavy fall of snow on the vir.
4n33 mQuntains west of Piedmont, on the night Of
III R61 instant Next morning. the was To-
Rasd be four inches deep on the glades. @
AfMsaaE the many incidents caused by the rise in
fAaaGtnnlai and produce markets, and mentioned i'm
eaMners1al circles, the Bristol Advertiser states that
ehFH1i Bristol, England has sold moity of it's
nt profit of f25, 600 = :
Is Rstition is il circulation among the New York
msfchants requesting the president IF the U 8 a.es
ka eengnlse Anthony Barclay, esq as consul of her
5ssaic majesty that port Itrspresents that snch
e ac5 Nouid crafty the mercantile community and
thsfA Tho doubt that it would be viewed in Ena
1and AsAn expression of good viii, and as nantes
anS Aasw our desire to promote friendly relation
ea2aiah Grant one Of the pillars Of lie Mormon
temple died at Salt lake the night of Dpc.mber
Is1 as was second counsellor of Brigham Young
alt lake city, and member elect Of the leps
iafzafea VI Grant was native Of New Hampsblre
49, about ~ years Of age at the time Of hi de
7
Ihe English papers have accounts from Norway
Hhichgiye painful picture of the sufferinys Of III.
l,,lapl1ants OF LaPand aud Finland. bordering on
s,ss no1Ih cape Of Norway Owing to the failure of
tAsGfApa, the Inhabitants in state of starvation
Au!sklfkas are dying daily, aud the living are com
psals6to subsist as they best can, OH the bark of
FREE. Erouhd and cooked with oats In order to al
lsTasf these sufferings, charitable committees have
neen Egansed on the opposite coasts of the gulf of
tSaffNIa 70 collect contributions in kind, such a.
rakns hDur, vegetables and spirits, which will be-
x9.yeyfd 70 them across the ice in sledges As an
asflen to the sufferings of these poor creatures,
zzs cpa = OF severity rarely experienced even in
zAase 1ee- bound countries.
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Sheriff Sale.

CTATE OF LOUISlANA--Parish of Caddo-In
~ Justices Cnurt-W. B. LocKEr vs. JoHN A
CRAGE and JNo. w JONES By virtue of writ of f. ia
issued out of Justice Robeson's Court in and for the
parish OF Caddo, in the above entitled suit and to me
directed, have seized and will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, the court house door in the town of
Shreveport. parish of Caddo, on SATURDAY. the 4th
day OF APRIL AID. 1857, between the hours of coek
a M. and 2: M, the following described property,
Wit all of John A. Crages interest in and T., the Mar
ket House in the town of Shreveport Seized and
to be sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the
above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit of appraise-
ment. J. G. McWIl,LIAMS. Dep'y Sheriff.
Shreveport. February 25, 1857 nfS5 rs
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a Groceries Il Provisions.

uSI received per steamers Lecomte, Duke, Swan
- aud other recent arrivals, of the largest and
most complete stocks oftroceries, Provisions and Boat
Stores, imported this season. consisting of Sugars of
every quality, Molasses and Gplden Syrup, Coffee.
Tea, Bacon, Pork, Salt, Beef Lard Butter, Cheese,
Candies, Soap. Rice Flour Starch Mackerel Herring,
Shad. almonds, Ralsins, Prunes, Spices, Mustard,
Pepper Yeast Powders, Pie Fruits, Fruits in their
ownjuice, Pickles, Ketehups, Sauces, Oils, Birthstone.
Copperss Alum, Sardines, HOLSTERS, Oysters, every
description of Fancy Groceries, cotton Rope, Twine
Buckets, Tubs, Brushes, Brooms chewing and smok-
ing Tobacco, cigars. etc. etc. --a~ .f IL es-1 -.a
. ebI8 VIII c. HUDGINS
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nILs-Lard, Linseed, and Boiled Oils; Turpan
" tine; White Lead, etc, just received and for sa
nv - - - 7 IL MORRIS -
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IT, U. IIi1ICI Eli, ----------
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Shreveport La-Wil
a practice in the courts of the parishes Of Caddo
Claiborne, DeSoto, Bosser and in the supreme
AT Monroe. aug3-ly
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Watches, Fine JeweIry & Fancy Goods.
G. H. BURNSIDE,
TEXAS STREET, SHREyEP,R T, La,
- TT ~ VF1FF TIFS1fIU1f'N Ut -.
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
go TIA 1tSt received a and superb sup-N II
EaIA ply OF goods, consisting of NJ. I. To- x
ssss.:A bias, Johnson, Cooper. Andrew, Tay- r. y
'r lAtilld ind Beazcy's fine gold and silver Watch
es in open and hunting cases; mantel time pieces;
nanfel ornaments; viking canes, china tea-setts;
pfittd and china candlesticks; &c boxes
hie cutlery; port mnnnaies; anips; lamp globes and
5iasss gold pens; shot guns; brushes; conbs silver
plated castnrs ladies' portfoos finger rings Of all
kinds and sizes, designed for courship wedding or
7irthag PRESENTS rings for infants and children etc
Every description of fine watches repaired at short
totice. [mh25 lm] IS C. H. BURNSIDE.
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signees Of Merchandise per steamboatg.

-.
tYyAthe Smith q Boid,cin 81. E. Fielder. ! N
aaaqql9aIson Derrick d Denton; D. l. Hooks; Sample
s. s. st7nA1angsWorh n; Iharp d Atkins; j. A Ross; X
e 1yPsr; j. b. Rochell: S. W. Mott; ] Draifouse q
~ ~; 81, Pegues Hamilton; G. F. Harris: F. Foster
N Msk'. Foster: D sBozenan; ]. W dnrll; W M
AafFls0n: y. T. Fulilove: r. c. Sample; W. SPELL:
u Branch: j. W. Alexander & Co.; W A Tharp,
Jas MsCracken: Q: A. Bnlkley; Campbell & Lane;
WIlllsMils II; Wells d Whiiehorn; w H. Mccall
Isl1t;s Knney Woodall; A. S. Field D. P Irby.
Win Myche: D F. Bancroft; S w Root: D d
tealsaer;) A & j. p Mckay; Cook & watson: All.
teTs 1afnm; j. NJ Wiggills& CO.: W. Orr; W. G
Mialer; w. D. & j. Olphant: Hall e. Hunter; W. s
1sas A. Demarchi; D. Bryan: Het:er
talenfine. Erwin Go: E lies; W E. Bafenlan
esf.5-sb Scott: I. j. Chiffon; Jesse Daniels: A. j
Dnhose; w. P. Motley; r O. Boncv: b. N. walk
s y; aNaC. f.: 5 Willingham; HI shuart; Mrs
Aary MeLeroy: W. Boyd; Thos. Holt; W j. Blake:
s. - snsley' Haynes d Harris; John Page; H. F.
AfJ N. HoneA 4 Co's-R. T. HYDE: R. W Hon.
kaassfsSA 3. Collins: 7. G. Spencer; Baker & Deal:
Il Il ta5& Y; Key; g. a Wynn R. J. Jennings: T j.
snaghf; $. B Hendricks: j. Walters: c. Theford:
tel ~ Bledsan:R B. Hubbard; Ross d Barthold:
& 5Idsr Davenport: A. johnson; W Pollard; j. NJ
snoot 4 Co; ]. N, Loftin; G E. Hynson; G W
Bates; N. Jones. T Lacy.
y s. Wells d Bro; T. NJ. Calm; P. Il. r
nafshall;) Sanders & Sears: P 4 Co, Geffrr.on:l
Spencer; e Flee wood: C. B. Bacon; W. john
.eu Ell A. Brown; j. W Alexander & Co Mart in
9sssg ?. Hyer; A NJ. Alexander; j. A Drye;
II ", IL sEenwell u 90; Preston; McPrenery 4 Wood
1AsS1sN King; I. B. Orwih; c. q S; A T. Cole
Lkens d Co.; N. Fyke; Geo. williamson; E
y Jacobs; J. Ford; T. W. Tempeton: j. NJ
Aaisss ]. G. Rucker: j. S Stevens; Kennedy d
1o II 81 q Jones; Pr s W. (Chilton. T;) IT.
sishop; 4. Flewellon; D. Harris; Jas Peace: N
q faeHs W. johnson; Isaac NJ Key; a. A. Overton
Aa.aasy: w W. Cartness; W. Barnle; P H. (Mal
'haIl;;lW W. Deloy. ]. Levy; s. Jacobs Dr. E. bod. |
on; James: J. Il. Everett; MGR. g. W, (Benton:)
rasksr& Prince; Danl Baugh; M Macelroy Chas
Egbsrt. -.----,~-
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Valuable Property at Auction.
I WILL offer at public sale, in front of the Court
L house, on SATURDAY, 18th day of April next, the
following described property, to-wit:
Lots and in block IL.
Lot in block e. " -@s
Lot Is in block 10. E44@
The undivided half Of lots Is and Ii in block 10,
OTIS 81 and l4i block 3.
Lot 10 tn block 33. e ~. .s~a -s.--z zzsa
Aiso-7G feet depths and 40 feet in fronting on
Travis street, adjoining the Baptist church.
Lots 2 and 3 ia block SO. with the mproveme nts
thereon. And half of lot in block 3d. with the i'm
provements thereon all fronting on Market and Ira
visstreets. --.-= ..-...s-...= .
Lot 20 in Mugginsville, back of Mrs. Nottin ghan,s
Lot No. Pm block Is. Also lot No Ia in block liz;
fronting Texas street. 5s s1.@
Also-lhe south west quarter and the east half If
the northeast quarter OF section Mo- IS in township
and OF range To- Also the north half of the east half
Of the south east quarter of section in township No
lS and Of range16 The southeast actional fourth
Il section No. 30, township 7, range 49, The cas-,
quarter of the north fourth of section No 2 IN
township ., range Is. Also the southeast quarter
OF section No. 81, in township I9, and of range IT,
Also-26OO ncres of Land, in Kaufman county,
Texas, s miles from the county seat.
Terms Of sale--One, two and three wears credit
with eight per cent interest from day of SALE with ap
proved personal security, and especial mortgage re-
tanned on The property wHivng the benefit of appraise-
ment, to secure the payment Of the purchase money
Acts of sale at the expense of purchasers.
marchlS JNO. P. HALEY.
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Large Sales at Aucti0n,

fIO-DA4 ana every day and night during this and
i next week | have determined to close out my
entire stick Of Merchandise, consisting OF Dry Goods
Groceries, Cl,ihng and Furnishing Goods, Hardware
Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Jewelry, Fur
niture etc, etc, during this week and the next if pns
sjble Sales positive. No maer how great the
crifce every article offered will be sold. '..
mar4 "@ "" WV C.TRABuE. Auct'r
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RuTnmage Sale,

4 LII those having freight in store with u.s. leaving
I / the same unclaimed for the space of - months
and over, hereby notified that if they do not re-
deem the same and pay all expenses that have accru
ed thereon by the first Saturday in April next, we
will On that day proceed to sell the same at public
auction 10 pay charges. The sale will be held al the
new frame warehouse, on the Levee, at the foot of
Texas street. Terms cash.
mrrrhl IS tGT FSRY g. CRISWOI n
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pEsCUE GRASS Seeds bushels of Rescue
LII Grass Seed. for sale by f
jsn21 CARTER s. sHIvEas.
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Succession Sale,

Succession Of J. s. Reed, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of Caddo-Bv
~ virtue Of writ of sale issued from the honora bic
the District Court Of the parish of Caddo and to me d.
rected, will sell the Courthouse door III the town
OF Shreveport, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of april
1854, the following described Land, belonging the
succession Of J. S. Reed deceased witt the south
east quarter of section No. 80 (thrty-two) and the
north west quarter Of the north west quarter of section
No. tour) all in township Is (ffteen,) range ID
Qourteen)
Terms of sale--T welve months credit. Purchas-
eTs to give their note with approved personal security
bearing eight per from, date and specul
mortgage retained waving the benefit of appraisemen
to the purchase PRICE
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchaser
TH0S. H. PITTS, Auctioneer
Shreveport, March I, 1857. mil
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SCHMIDT d ZEIGLER,
WHOLE ALE; xsess.slA1RS.

. .l p'.-'.'olp LkVEE oTREEr,.-.- 10
ot'Mseh hospital aud Barrack street., New Orleans.
as& Guy ree.lElhs from Europe and the North
zEsssks .s Nhsseese Liquors, hines' branaies ana
'soe' :. Which, i"es Call Tue speelhi at'e-
- = p.','efs ana county merchahts-
,,s y lu!l''sn .''e'i ''ies'us oil ~
-, III = ~. 1''''e " Jug ue ~ TUG Cay
ihe tp''N.s so'p1'ses o'y SINAI pei'loh OIL heif
eAleIfhise sl.ch' =Err zHaa
100 bbs White Wine. (Haut Sauterne;)
So do do do B4rsac; -+e-~~@---
25 Guarter casks Alexander Seirnette Cornac:
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Liquors, Wines. &C.

SHPERlOR old Cognac, Otard and Sazerac Bran
~ dies; Madeira, Sherry, Port, Malaga, Sautern
1hampngne and Claret Wines; old Jamaica and New
England Rum; Holland Gin; old Mononga he Ia, rye
Dexter's and common Whiskeys; Cordials Of every
own juice; Peppermint Biters, etc !, all Of which will
be sold at the very Lowest prices, by
fehIS w II G HUDEINc
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Musical Festiyity,

sl- Os FRIDAY, the 9th inst. m,
Music Pupils will close the
1872 winter session with public pei
fermance, which will commence at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ
and last all day. interrupted only by the dinner All
parents, aud all persons fond of music'' etc. are DO
isely invited to spend the day with u.s.
2-T2%" =. r. 4SHULTZ.
Spring Ridge, March Ia 1857 4...
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CAUTION,

TNHE public is cauti med against negntiating Of
Il trading for given by the subscriber to =
Cook, {who resides bayou PIERCE for S lbs pay
able on the lst April. 1857. The Consideration ful
which Said note was given having failed will no
pay it unless compelled BY law. s.r g.. ,u..a.. !
febJ9 w w |CARNAHAN
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Portable Steam Engines.

DLANTERS visiting New Orleans are requested
a. to call at the Subscribers store, and see in apera-
ton PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, got up expressly
FOR Plantation nse. which for running cotton GINS
corn mills, or pumping water, canngt be eyeellsd.
The first cos Of these ENGINES Is ess than that Of
the mules that would be required 10 do the same
amount Of work and they simple that negro of
Ordinary capacity can be taught 10 in week.
Several are now at work in different manufactories
in this city, land are giving entire Satisfaction ID
p. c. LoWBER, Agent,
deca4- ON "a saa Magazine etreet, n. Orieans.
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Mattresses.

FTHHE undersigned would inform the citizens 0
Il Shreveport and its vicinity that be keeps On ham
il large rtment of Mattresses of llkinds, whic
he viii seilvery low for cash. Mattresses made t
Vrrer.% @E~g E% ftph25l va-a.a% WIN PIEE .
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Notice.

a., On the 5th of the present month, there was u
- small Bay Saddle Horse brought to the Texas
md Stage Livery Stable by n,gro His TIVE
iii, and has considerable marks on his back and sides
md bears evilenee Of hard usage. There was sad
lie and Bride the horse when he was brought t.,
The stable. The owner will do we'll to come forward
prove property and take the animal away.
marri25 w. A IVEY, Agt
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Brickmaking and Building.

THE undersigned, having purchased the Brick
i Yard near this place, known as Waldran &.
Austns Brick Yard, will in few DAYS be prepared
fill orders for Brick of the best quality, at reasonable
prices; and having associated with him in the Brick
Making business superior Brick Mason, (Mr. I. B..
JoRDAH,) will take contracts for the ERECTION OF
HOUSES in Shreveport and its vicinity.
Mr.. J,rdan at all times be found at the yard,
one mile west of Shreveport, and will fill orders for
brick aud contract for the erection of buildings.
feb la-tf Boz c-5@F JOHN s. POWELL