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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29

BEEF CATTLE, &CWe notice fair enquiry existing for
beeves and the stock in butchers hands exceedingly small
Only two small doves have been brought in
ken at cents h. for grass fed in quantity we
quote staatted at to 81 cents SHEEP also brought
in sparngy, and the market poorly supplied We quote
or two small lots at 81 a 81 121 each.
CoTToNSuce last review the advices received from
al upward tendency in prices As there but few small
parcels offering here however which held above the
Of buyers we have sales to report and quote nomnay
at l34 a l3a cents tor middl1ng to good middling.
CORN MEAL Remains in exceedingly light supply, and
with active demand existing prices have further
shade None received from the country, and quote
only small sales from the granaries at 81 l5 % per
bushel.
CoFFEE-Is without change in price and only retail bu
sness doing The stock market is fully fair and quota
ons in table for store rates. quantity and quality
EMPTY BARREIsThe receipts of Spirits Turpent inc
reIs have been limited for time past and
the supply market has become unusually light note
fair demand at present existing very few are offer
second hand 81 Is SO ordinary quality and
81 IS 81 s7a each for selected and at g.
spArngy and sell readily from carts at IS
20 cents per dozen.
FLOUR Since last review there has been activity
in the market caused by the limited receipts and the
eeedng light stock here together in other
markets There has been received by river and the
quantity come in railroad comprises only few small lots
We advance rates 70 cents 81 and quote small sales Of
IS . IS 90 for land s. 3d. IS Is So per bb for
lily. The market closing firm at highest figures
still tend upward
FsH-We have change to make on former prices and
market remains but poorly supplied See table
GRAFOr CORN we notice considerable enquiry both for
this and interior markets. and have decided
tendency In the absence of receipts past
nothing to note in the way except
parcels from store and the stock in dealers has
materially reduced We quote 81 per bushel
cargoes would ind quick market at that figure Selling
from store In Quantities to suit at 81 10 bushel
OATsAre in moderate enquiry, and stock in light
though fully sufficient for the demand No late receipts
to IS cents per bushe a. in qualty.-PEAs-An kinds
are very much wanted and the stock in dealers hands ha
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29

THE subscriber wishes to hire Immediately, TWO GOOD
l. SPIRIT BARREL COOPERS. He will be prepared
accommodate them with without families He not
particular whether white colored His shop is
White Fall, Bladen county, N. C.
A. K CROMARTIE.
Whites Cree k, Bladen CO., N. c., May Is, 81 393t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29

do hereby certify that the above is true that Dr. Schon
wad has made of the best that made in
this town. to my knowledge My brother lay senseess for
some time over three weekshat he given out by all
Schonwad had been called very few my brother
would have died. He could not have lived. With of
the hottest fevers entirely gone and every symptom
indicating dying man. When spoke to DR. Schonwald,
merely done satisfied in my mind that all done
tor and l am satisfied my opinion right Dr. Schon-
valid is smart Doctor. Try him all who are sick.
A. J. HEWLETT.
Nav 18th 1857 224-lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29

| fMBRELLAS FOR THE SIN fine artie.e, light
- and Stronghold at low figures at
May % BALDWIN'S 80 Market street.
THOROUGH BY EXPRESS.-Received this morning
II morning another case Of our Summer style GENTS
the neaest and most comfortable style of dress business
hat introduced this season Can be remodeled by the Con-
tormdfer to fit the d6cult shaped head At the Hat
and Cap Emporium. 81 Market St CHAS. d. MYERS.
THE BEST and largest assortment of Mems and Boy
Straw Goods in the State, embracing all the new va
riees Including the Congress, Ceylon Maracabo, Santa
May21: CHAs. D. MYERS.
J. NJ. ROBINSON q son
II iron Hollow Ware and Sash Weights,
Hoop Iron of the best quality.
Nails Brads, and Spikes.
iron Axels, Hubs and Spokes
Timber and other Axes, all warranted.
es seses and and
Preserving Kettles Sauce Pans &c.
Mn, Circular Cross Gut, aud other SAYS VS.,
Barn Door and Smoke-House Locks, extra good.
Brass and Iron Wire cloth.
Wood Saws and Axes with handles in them
Cotton Cord, Linen and Cotton Irvine
Best quality Of Scissors and Needles.
Rogers & Sons, Wostenholmes, and some OF
the real Barlow Knives.
CIAs. D. MYERS,
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM, q Market ST
PANAMA, LEGHoRN, AND PALM LEAF HATS,
Wool, FUR, SILK, AND MOLEsKIN HATS,
Cloth Plush and Silk Glazed Caps by
At New York Wholesale Prices
March 2S 1866
hosiery HOSIER1!i
nIRECT from the Importers, the best stock of English
- Hosiery, embracing every desirable style known.
April 10th HEDRlCK & RYAN.
EMBROIDERIES.
THE largest Invoice of Embroideres opened in Viii
i mngton. HEDRlCK u RYAN.
fpril 10th
ICE! ICE !! ICE -!
TTNHE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will be opened for
the delivery of Ice every morning at Sunrise closing at
Sunset except Sundays when it will positively close at
A. M.
TERMS CASHt is earnestly desired that person
will ask any deviation from this rule it will certainly be
adhered to.
TICKETS can be procured and DEPOSITS made in ad-
by those who desire avoid the annoyance of making
change.
ICE for the country packed and forwarded directed
ICE furnished to the sick poor free of charge when directed
by.a Physician member of the Visiting Committee
"A. H. VANBOKKELEN, Agent.
April ID 1857. l75-6m-3l-6m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29

Wilmington Bank Rates Of Exchange.
Baltimore. Il pr prem. Philadelphia pr ct. prem
New York, Il % $ Virginia....
BostoE....-.l 4" " lCharlestOn...l :"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29

I UMBRELLAS FOR THE SJN-a fine article, light
- and strong-sold at low figures at
Nav %. RALDWIN,S- 28 Market streat
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29

The SILK CROP in EUROPE-A london letter
says that the prospect of the silk crop in Europe is
beginning 10 excite the deepest interest. In France
the worms are coming on am no mischief has been
observed thus far although recent return OF cold
weather caused great apprehension. In Spain and
ltay where the season is earlier the little splncerf
have successfully passed what i. called the second
stage Last year in those countries the unfavOrable
symptoms had manifested themselves before this, and
a hope that the crop may escape is, therefore
strengthened.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29

CAROLINA SADDLE AND HARNESS ESTAB-
I.JSHMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
A SPICY MEETING.


A regular meeting If the Young Mems Republican
Association .ss held ls-t evening at the S'uyvcsant
Iustitute, No col Broadway-C c. NoTT lPreaden')
Chairman, aid John l. Shaw and G. G. Butler.
S@oretsrie-.
Tao se.s of delegates peserted themselves for I'd
ui-eoD Fl. M the Eigttn Ward, each claiming TO be
duly elected according 20 the rules Of the Committee
party ~as represented by letter. BY John y. Sill
lock, the Other by james w. Sinonton.
II va. agreed ." refer their rival cl,ins to Com
ni'tsc # three, to report their cecision at the next
u. etirg
Nj SMITH, from he Sixth Ward, proposed the fol-
loving preamble md resolution:
Wh,ea sm-or Drsper BY e.isnps hi. position As Of
a., Cou ni,siCLen Ct POic has put In the power q
ruIt pocs gamble aud dep.cable trimmer to casck the
of,r u,rers thereby de.r yius the hope had Of
Be,o.red Tia: ttrsy DESERT party from personi
tqu bsse br,rsy for thi pieces Of silver and
H. publican party las il; Benedict Arnold in the person Of
sn.on Draper
Mr. SMITH rsid the politicsl gambler he alluded to
Wa jacob Chowell who pirated iuto the office
car R.pefertstve snc senator Petty, in cOnsidera
ii Cf said Peityr vote for the MetrovO tan Police bill,
H. warmly deuourced tie conduct Of Simeon
DrsJe r il stnlpr at the time he did, knowing well
,hst .ucb res. .tiOn wpuo plunse the R-puoi'can
Iarty into Osorder. He accused him al.o Ut want
f iut.,y ard consideration IN not giving his poh-
zeal ilt Ldr warning Of his iGien,Gn or the public his
iassois IL public letter.
The r,olu'icn called forth long aud wsrm discus
sion Mary at the men bers thought II wa mp uden
az Mr. Draper 10 e-gn wIthou, infprmitg them VI
The fasf Still they believed the Resolution to be
,rmstnre TOO s. we're AID calculated TO do mi lry.
IL. su'i. ct war finally referred 10 Committee Of
uree wi b ibstIu, mons "a repOr at their next meet
ing After s.ne ether bu,pess # no general interest
ne meeting sdjou'ned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
From NE MOO

i, tie P,ens0, of Havana, we find dates from Mex
leo 10 the 2Sth of July.
The revoutiorists in the peighborhooj 0t Lake
(hslspa who wee INTENDED ior ser'lc- In Lo"rr
e. TO- reb,lled against The military leaccrs ."
La, ,ourt,y. Considerable ,kiraishrg had 'esulteG
AID the II ututer were still ri large on the bh
Tb. rey1lu,orist Milue Coren Bravo, who was
captured by the troops 81 Gen. Alvarez, was sGot IN
Chipar.ngc
Tie elections had all gone in favor Of Comorflt
srd The reulr rejoiccd 81 grea,s shutee OF II
rur- b.t fred al al the principal cities aud towns
s. 81 osl he'd ben crculsfed agrin-t Cp'n-
orimt and amotg other eccu-ati"n- It wa said ina,
b. int hed st the lsthn Us u: TehuaGtepec to the
km,Ii ais
II i, thought thar ,oue additional light will soon be
,hrowr Upcn tie Sonora hliibust-rlDg expedition
AL Crttbs eorrrsp drndence bad fallen inio rue
bar d. # the Mexicaus and II soon 10 b. pubi'hed
Tn, dili.,use vas rotbeT on the | ltb IN bro1d
% lirbi IL IN, center of ID, City o Plba, ami no
aIreet- ~.r made
Ink ELECTIONS N YrcaTAS The pap-fs speak
with nu.h sntisfnciiou "l the pracrfi insnnsr II
sii,h tb. ..tc'ioDs III l"carnn bad oil be a
,f.ct.G TIE GRAFTON Or nUrUc'd h. th- Ihl /
81 H.. Fx,'ntiv snd the reply # the f'r'i.
dot al th- l.. s,laiure thu Pr,ns1 says. warrant
,le c,rcus,.i ttat the fciai- "h" are COW
u power eIe ni.n W.. have had enough Il theories
srd who expect IL pomctr the pubc happiness oy
aie'a ti.inis turlin. 'be pr"pt tot oe 81 labor,
sid H.. yr.,tn hton II rhs peace aid tanqlil'y
~hHl II rt uii Stu County -ldhur =" III
of 1hr wsr 81 caste. whc' has devDued uca'an,
VII ri lat c.r,,rne h.r al h-r inhabi,aot. d. no.
hn.tr ss-i-' in lhr realization II tie pnrc'Pirs
viich h..o DOG n,-rts uIf'lt The address ot the
President il a. foi.ows:
| ORATIos yrcnounod ~ ne Escno NJ. Don PdH'a-
hor Rarrer0 ~ tie .>"reregn Congress Of state,
aye, tok,nP Ne Con 'i'St,9n0 Ool prerious 10
fntcsg pion tte ere,eise NJ CORR "iseHt, July
Is 1855
sr>oHrs Drru1E TIE ath which have Just taken /. the
sult rsIhos ~ the niimsEts l. IL tue
lgoLs e bt tht law To join t. the nrin ee
tenn pst,oI out, ~ c-i-d poi
ssl - h rnitd Messn States. u is 10 --s--
m The tLIol. Of the Moe, Hsh the promise whh have made
| Ia
enter 10 the Sow t-treu entirely free from
r,vr,r rris,s con- Der. hound op, by the Law and
k ny own cnLse b-furr You represent
is.s sud susiNI ro cstfh.
M heart b-us. b. ny Intrinsic f-ids NY reason !,
,,sl ns~cIae 10 my tn,y-my administrative at. to The
P - so ,np M u-u, should be frsuk ana rxpicis Ny
%. pr ,oy the vii IL The people aud b. The
,sorI, cor .-crs,. sryie. II cyat> If nra and De
49, ali can s,si,t fulfill my pubic ohiigsso y ss
dr,i.. lovsly ard with VA vable discrimination
| &C. d. only hat 10 r'sh r h
>, ,bi, ,cre thst It sters' r~nts whit
:. a., ,,...,t rsy rS'i - tasrAn wtieh iasar~
~, rr{r h.ppip... cssE ran q -ri :, =. ife.' p- .
,ic, ,,a .houo inl. Is.! .v"5 b. rsfhi Prs"s to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST IA. 1857

precious fruits Ct civilization. Then The esv ~ 80,
ssrcrlture. ndusiry eDuuls cons.Gp.ue
rnc. Ano pro reri', No rsoI Be II ~ ut , ,sna,
snd Lone can P1'.rs dignity without labor VIVA %nao
s.- tou 81 rsio-d IN the ReobSe >, omo''
fr' pronavpe;d G..:our.e which raned tie feoss> ~
words Matte in struggle search Of b-y-,
theJ h,ve ret Beforehand prepared th. mesns n sstsyt
'h.r settles, because the oompi e .uS .tioa
that VI ~ ssin also certain dys bos., n the ch
,s With bh has endowed them .por doe. no, isnd
sit-e develop them and give then their true value
Tb-,. in- truths proclaimed pr-tceS bv
cvzstioa compel nations as the cononfo ss
~ rous'ous they wi,h 70 live and prosper That Tucs
t.e uspj. b. brssb' b. or vii no IN.
Pncpal eners,G, Of n. CO.. ,nI.nt which assume today
zion. or otLrr ssc9ertsl usy rrruunS The Gvr
lDert iih en- emit. aud eihcul,i.. Ifsny
;icp should litsnp TO disturb The public order The Cavern
rr.ut will not un hsi hsve done The u,no.t in d.
f.n.s Of Law and ord The Gtasn Of The
nstut 81 tie GoyernneAt Will attend IN n, Pr
pepcs indicates the necessity Of certain re-
orms; III. Cover n.ent will Immediately undertake. them
and public indisper sable for al, III N
var cement the Goveinaent III watch precious OBJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
Maj ROLLINS, who BIAS just made 50 gallant a
canvass for Governor of Missouri, thus defined his
position With respect IL Ssvery IN that State in
his spe+ch ut St Louis 10 the eve Of the election:


position With respect to Ssvery in that State in
bis speech at St Louis 40 the eve Of the election:
Now il regard, TO my opinion upon the subject
.f In abcipstOn, i bear it SAID Vcca -ionally that
Ms,onri II 6.,iiu-d Ia be a free State Very we'll
an IN favor Of leaving hat question TO higher than
human laws. | am in favor Of submitting that
question 10 the laws ~ climate ~ emigration, Of lab D
ard If production which first or last, affect the des-
,nies cf rap and common wealths and To the clear
guidance Of Him VITO does all things well Marks Of
eitbu-iasb
Nov, Al in favor If encouraging labor in our
state piop cling labor Of this great city, and Of
The en,i. C, nmonwealth in which We live. | am in
tevor of inviting and encouraging enigraii n 10 tae
State ot Missouri iom every part Cheers
.Itay let us throw wide open our dOOcs aud invite
'.n ntD If th North, Ut the South, aud uen ct every
tongue kindred upon the bablfabe gios1 ln-
,. them er. to cultivate our praIfes, TO MI our
-pds to aid deveiopi,g cui mineral resources, and
IL bid us III I'll up great cities, and in making
Mi-soui The prUudest anc noble-t commonwealth in
this si-tih' % OF S,at.s and IT, my lends, tals Cordial
,ysten tf migration from North and Sruih-if
.ay this euigi alton in the course of years brings
abc ut such dsyIOperon between the white aud the
tsch rsces that il cnger the interest o the
lie Of the State Of Missouri TO continue 1t a Slave
STATE. ray, then let il co. Tremendous cheers.
"Tt.s4 are NY opipicb- nv friends | hide hem
rem M enc. do not wish Ia war with n man, how
ever, hecaus. he differ with npon the subject.
6 with to with trsn because BE If al Enan-
Gil aobist. That l. toe better H1d IL. @sest policy
My opir"n il shat, in consequ' Of the agitation
that sucb question viii awaken 10 tie Stat, and in
consequence al the fact that have not very large
,lsve population in Mssouri; III consequence Of the
tact that occupy hi Ia northern latitude here; is
consequence o the fpc' that the dsproporion bet
he hr and the black race, is b-comng greater aud
greater; AID of the fact that Ia course e" rrein tsn
iweIty or fifty y.srs most probably will become
he Interest If the ehude' himself ths
.rt az Save population IL the State Of Missouri that
il ~ better to do without this instit nti"n hat IN
e.. ns-au. &c. of ali these a~- ard considerations aud
cause now operating it would be best 10 let the
question slon.."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

HOMICIDE AT ROSDoUT-EScAPE ~ THE MUIR
DERrk-A uSn Famed Patrick Ward OF Rondout
keeps a large dog aid drau-'hop, both voted mus
aposs by tie r.ightsrbooo The deg AS su'iy, IT.
col toned brute aid apt" fly at the pa-sers-by
james G-scban, in passIrg'be draIn-snop N Sundoy
~ss attacked by this dog, he receiving hm with a
kick that sent him ,elping away. Ward lianedia'ely
iock up tie d'gs par, when Galegnan stabbed Tim
two or three times II Is Thought that he @ouad'
viii prove fatal Gallas han nae escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE I'D
VANCEMENT OF SCIENCE.
correspondence Of The N Y. Tribsne.

correspondence Of The N Y. Tribsne
MONTREAL Tuesday, Aug ii, 1857.
The weather to-csy has been beautiful, and every
thing promises fair for successful session of the AS
sociston for the Advancement of Science. PrOfs.
Hall If Albany, Lowering Of Cambridge, Gas veil Of
Providence, and Others early Gu the ground, and
this evening other Of science from the States are
arriving. The new Cour-House is magnificent
building, and will give the ample acco nmoda-
ton. The people of Montreal are exertiog themselves
to the utmost to provide fer our accommodation The
acting Governor of the Province, SIP William Eyre,
has ust arrived intending to be present at the open
inc Of the session Tomorrow. The Hon. Thomas
Ewing of Ohio is here apparently as full OF scenihc
information as though he were lot statesman Sir
Roder,ck Murchson has failed to appear; but Dr.
Sieman the botanis' tppears rs the delegate OF the
London Lipn@sa Society, and announces that Nlr
Ansteed of the Eoglsh Geological Soryey, is also ON
the Atlantic coming 10 this session of the Association
The greatest regret is expressed that Asassz will be
unable TO be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

p.oho was elected Chairman for the present ys"r;
bssnr 7 p. Cberrims6 Of Tor,ntc was elected
S Sno Prot, s-ors Gillespie. Johnston. and
.ye si.ct.d Standing Committee, sud Prof.
h'Pees - Dr. Steiner Professor Robb aud Smith.
IT, obosep NJ mins'itg COMMITTEE.
III Section then adjourned to Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

ChrsfAL PALAoE.-The managers of the American
Iistiiu'e in anticipation Of their Fair are mski"g
very considerable improvements in the Crystal Pssc-
On " edi .sday tey put III three Ne" boilers -ah 80
feet long, and new hre Of sbshng has been Drought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
PERSONAL.

Tile 81 Loris Republican learns that John Hart.
ne.s late Controller of tue city, has been appointed
Secretary Of Utah.
Mr. Brcnghsm il 10 I'D one Of bis comedies at
the \ aha. I House next Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

Of the most atject features Of our dsys rdesurOt
ioll deeply to impress the miDds OF the people
with dbeust, either with the Princess or with toe
respective forms Of worship. AP.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

oct into the msip building, - to throw the whols
nscbinery into Cue view. The rev bnck chn'ne;
fues arr beng carrier ap INSIDE tie iron towers.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18
Valuable Negroes For Sale,

|-------07 " wi. =. TRABUE, AuctlOneer.
M LII be sold at auction (f moi previously disposed
' Of at private sale) on SATURDAY, eth day
OF March, 1857, the following described Slaves viz
Elizabeth, aged about 80 years, superior cook
washer and ironer, together with her two children:
Peggy, aged years; and Mary, aged months
George, aged Is years., good house servant.
David, aged g years.
Lucy, aged = years, good cook, house servant,
washer and ironer.
Terms OF sae--A credit of one and two year, for
notes with satisfactory personal security. The said
notes to bear interest at the rate of per cent per an
mum from date, and special mortgage be retained on
the negroes 10 the final paynssnt. Acts Of sale
to be passed at the expense Of purchasers.
feb IL Dr. JAS GILPIN
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18
Succession Sale,

. Succession of II. Barker, deceased.
cTAIE OF LOU1SIANA-Parsh of Caddo--In
~ District Court. By virtue of an order of sale is
sued out OF the honorable District Court in and for
the parish OF Caddo, and to directed, will pro-
coed to sell to the highest bidder the Court House
door IN the town of Shreveport SATURDAY, the It'll
day Of March, 1857. between the hours of II O'clock
A. M and T. P. .the following described property, be-
longing to the minor Josephine Barker, to- wit:
The north half of the north east quarter of section
II; the northwest quarter Of the northwest quartz
OF section 4 the north quarter of the northeast
quarter of section IS; the half of the south
quarter of section I the west half and north frac-
uonat quarter OF section g. all in township No 6 six-
teen,) range No. 10 thirteenD the southwest quar-
ter OF the southeast quarter Of sect g. in township
Is Uhirteen,) range - (thirteen) Less 40 acres.
Conditions OF sae--One third cash. and the BALANCE
on one and two years credit from day o! sale Pur-
chasers to give their for the deferred payments
with approved personal security, and mortgage to be
retained upon the property sold secure the purchase
money. THCS. H. PITTS,
Shreveport. january H. 1888. AnctiDnpPr
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18
JOHN WALTERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Groceries.
Clothing. Hats. Boots, Shoes. &C.
Texas street, Shreveport,

Texas street, Shreveport,
AS just received one of the largest and best as
4 sorted stocks of Dry Goods ever brought to this
market, to which additions made by every arrival
comprising in part silks, tissues, berages, and every
description of the most fashionable dress goods for la
dies, caicoes of all coors and qualities, mernoes
fannels, Cloths lowells nseys linens driIlings dia-
pers, etc. etc. large and varied assortment of the
fashionable styles of hats: caps, boots and shoes;
CATERS, Shoes slippers and brogans for ladies' misses
and children; boys boots and shoes. large assort-
ment Of fashionable ready-made clothing. A variety
Of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen bides col
lars, blankets, hardware, iron, cutlery, tools, nails,
crockery, queensware, glassware, china, etc.
Also-A large stock offresh and genuine Groceries,
consisting of bacon pork, sugar, moasses coffee,
tea, chocolate -four, lard salt pepper, spice, mackere
candles liquors of all kinds, wines, etc
Terns-Cash, or on time 70 strictly punctaal Gus
toners. april Is
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18
Groceries & Provisions,

1UST received per steamers Lecomte, Duke, Swan
k and other recent arrivals of the largest and
most complete stocks Of Groceries, Provisions and Boat
Stores, imported this season. consisting of Sugars Of
every quality, Molasses and Golden Syrup, Coffee,
Tea Bacon, Pork, Salt, Beef Lard, Butter, Cheese
Candles, Soap, Rice, Flour, Starch Mackeel. Herring
6had, Almonds, Raisins, Prunes, Spices, Mustard,
Fepper, Yeast Powders, Pie Fruits, Fruits in their
own juice, Pickles. Ketchups Sauces. Oils, Birthstone
0opperas, Alum, Sardines, HOLSTERS, Oysters, every
descrpnon Of Fancy Groceries, cotton Rope, Twine,
knckets, Tubs, Brushes, Broons chewing and snaok-
ing Tobacco, cigars, etc. etc.
teblS VIII. @. HTTDGINS.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18
Caution.

TNHE public is hereby cautioned trade for or
L negotiate two promissory notes. one for 1886 60,
payable on the 25th December, 1858, and the other
for $2G6 60, payable the 25th December, 1859,
both in favor Of j. B. Bays, or bearer and signed by
the Subscriber. The consideration for which said
were| given having failed, l will not pay them unless
compelled by law. 8AMUEL ?. JONES.
Parish cf Caddo February 4, lS57-3I@