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AUCTION AT LOUIS CHARLES.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
D r Y GOOD S.! =-
Clothing, Staple and Fancy Goods.

To close out the entire stock, .......
15At Auction Without Reserve!
7 WILL offer for sale, commencing on SATURDAY,
4 August 18th, and continuing every day the week
following the store Of Louis Charles, Texas street,
next door TO the Phoenix. 10 O'clock N.Y. the en-
tire stock of Goods, consisting of
Shirtngs, sheetngs, calicoes, muslns,
Barages merinos alpaeas, plaids, ginghans, robes,
Cravats, linen cambria hdkfs, embroideries,
Ribbons, mantillas, capes, collars, linens, diapers,
Checks, linen drillings, blankets, loWells, uls
Osnaburgs, summer clothing, suspenders, za@
Boots, shoes, hats. cottonades, denims ttannels, y
Kerseys, satinetts. etc. Also-A very large lot of
NEGRO CLOT THIN G.
well suited for Planters offering them great induce
ments by calling and examining the articles prior to
the day of sale. Terms, cash. 81. .-
aug5 ilg ssEFsEa,. i A. L. HEINE, Auct'r
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- At PFIFaIe SaIes
o octave S Pianos nearly
AlsD-A first rate Cook, Washer and Ironer, fully
guaranteed; about 81 years old Enquire at the Auc
fion Store Of [junel7 A. L. HEfNE
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T,OR. sALE-T 10 young Mules Wagon and liar
L. ness, private sale, low TOR cash Enanlls q
fine auctien store of F augi2 A. = HIl1t e
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Dissolution.

TINE mercantile partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween Fl. Cozart and Forbes J. Houston, at
Shreveport la, under the name and style Of Cozar &
Houston, Vas dissolved by mutual consent Decem,
Der 3ls 1856 All the debts and liabilities Of said
partnership are assumed by H. Cozart He will con
tnue business atther old stand, corner of Texas and
Levee Streets and will keep for sale large and gen.
eral assor,enteof
Dry Goods, Groceries, iron,.
Castings, Nails, Hoes, Axes, Chains, Begging, Rope
Irvine, etc. fl s=..z r--s.z--. rJanuafy2l, 1901
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Real Estate at Auction.

v WILIl offer for sale Non SATURDAY, 10Th OF
L August at II O'Clock, NJ, in front of the market
house Lots Nos Is and IA, in block g. Milan
street. in the town of Shreveport, with the improve
lnents thereon, consisting of Frame Dwelling with
three rooms, Bakeshop and Kitchen, and other out
houses well suited for small family.
Terms-One-half cash, balance on II months, with
eight per cent. interest and mortgage retained.
aug5 fE-t s-,. A L. HEINZ E, Auct'r
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Notice..
NWEEEUe
0fiieA Of the z. S. i Z. Z, z. Co..

" MONROE, La, july sd, I6o7.
TIME annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
/ Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad Com
pany, will be held on Monday, the 28th day Of Sep
tember next, for examination Of the companys ac-
counts and on Monday, the 9th Of October 1891 for
the election Of board If directors in conformity to
the 7th and 18th sections Of the charter. @
m By order o6 the board Of directors.
;v2aAt O. D. STILLMAN, Secretary
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NOIieA.

MFR. LEON HIRSH is my duly authorised agent
lYE during my temporary absence from this State
Thankful FIR the liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed to my lianse, beg assure my friends and pat
rons that every effort will be made to deservea con-
tinuance of their favors.- 81 a. WINTER.
Shreveport Julv s. 1851 r-.. 81. ..--
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New Orleans Market.

August Yesterday some few buyers were iu
market and about $50 bales of cotton were taken To-
day there is some enquiry but we hearo no sales:
o (afS5ieT 5gaG a addling 1 lI
Low middling ,l41144 (0l415 Midling fairl51s O.
The receipts Gncluding $685. bales on hand
since the st September have been ,5l1 ,448 bales
Exported during same time, sol AL .s... II
FLouR-s' rfne, Sc 5O@6 8719 extra, 81 50@8 Is.
!. PoRk-Mess 1923 50Q124 90 p Dbl,
BAooN-Sides 1879 @15c; shoulders, 11@ll15c.
LAEp-l3@l6c. u ID.
CoRN-70@65 cts y bushel.
CoFFEE-Rio, 915@1l114c. q ID.
! sUeAR-922l 0l2c. q il. @
MoLAssEs- So 97oc. u gallon. ~
WHrsKrr Recfifed, s5@27; raw, 28@29 agal: !.
BAGG1Ne&RoPE Bagging l4@l615c; rope 6@l02
HlDFs-Dry country, l6@l71ac: T fs -
DEERsKINs-In hair, 10000. d4 ID. as@"E#
sALr-Liverpool, fine, S 95@l 05; coarse 9octs.
CO sack.
Llas-At retail-T homaston, 81 1902 90. wes-
Exchange on ny :, sight, 3S@1s ~ Ct prem
Land Warrants 80c.@90c. p acre
CATTLE MARKET Aug. 6.
BEEF-Western, fine, " 5000 2 10 net,
Texas and Lake, 1850 $l6@387 q head
Sheep, So Oo@4 rs y head.
Calves and yearlings, s. 0O@l0 so
Mich Cows, $50 00@70 90
Shreveport Prlce-Current.
This report embraces actual sales made yesterdayl
iddlng, 49, @l3c.
MorAssrs- R Gs 76@Y 3t cts: 5 gail.
FLouR-Super6ne, $500; St. Louis extra ST. g
1919 III bbl.
PoRk-Mess, s27@28 p Dbl "".
BAooN--Sides, clear, l6c@-; ribbed l5@- cts;
shoulders, l215@-c; sugar cured hams, l5@l8 p
LARD-l6@lo11 re- u tb. -
GoFFEF-Rio lll00 Be ID fb.
sALr-$l $50 II sack:
WHIsKEY-35G45c, u gall. ..
0n-Lard, 81 500 q gall
CASDLEs-Star, 32@33c. p ID.
CoRS-Sack 81 200- p bush.
BAGGNG-Ky. 20c@-; India, l7@18c. -E~F
RopE-l20l3c. p ID. f .-. g r=,zs=.
Tw1SE-25(@-cts. u ID. s:zs z
NA1Ls-s5 5000 90 p key, IRoN--511s@ 8es II ID
5 sHor-s2115 @234 u bag LEAD-Bar, 91a@lOc
u H. r-. s.u.- ~. -
H1DEs-ll@l215c. ~ ID. PEIrR1Es-
L1ME-Thom. $4@41a ~ Dbl. CEarESr-S4Q 0411a5
LowELIs--l4Q1- ~ yard. L1NsEYs-25Q D35c.
sHoEs-P Plantation, ST Is ~ pair.
Our merchants have on hand very large and com
plee stocks, and can fill orders as low if not lower
than the same articles at this time be imported
for from New Orleans.
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Notice.

u W. I. HODGSON, formerly of No. 1873 Camp
street, New Orleans, takes this method Of informing
his old friends and customers that he has given up
business at the above number, and is located at
No. 95 same street, with Messrs. c. c. Bier 4 Co.,
(whose advertisement appears in another column
where he would be most happy to them when they
visit the city and in the interim would pay most par
ticular attention Gas of od) to any orders they may
favor him with. MID 1y
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Parish of Bossier, July %, 1S59-3t*
SkA Reward

III Runaway from the subscriber, about two weeks
" ago, his negro boy PR1Mus, for the apprehen-
ion of whom the above reward viii be given. Prinus
about five feet four Or five inches high, of bright
elbow complexion, with deeply ndented scar on his
orehead. He probably has free pass, and will like
make his way for Mexico. -. .--. I'D.
onp5.tf R. A. MOTT.
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Notice.

ia Runaway from the subscriber, ~ the Pamela
4 " " Steam Mills in Pamela county. Texas, about
miles Southwest Of Bethany, negro man named
Joe, Of bright mulatto complexion, aged about ~
wears, and about feet 8inches il he5ght-has scar
under his right jaw, and is slow spoken This boy Is
The subject matter OF litigation between the underslgn-
ed and Henderson Markham, of shrescPor and llh-
eral reward will be given for his apprehension and de-
tfverv iaug1aI II /. BEGkM
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sS0 Reward.

Shreveport, July %, 1357.=
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Particular Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned are re-
n questad 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.
junel0 ass John LARMlER.
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Died

On the 6thiinst PAUL BOOKER, aged four years one
month and twelve days, son Of Colonel and Mrs O.
T. Nelson. #@
On the Sd inst, after long suffering from abscess
Of the liver, at his residence in DeSoto parish Mr.
JAMES WELLS, for many years citizen ofthis parish
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New Orleans, Shreveport s .yeiIorspn

za=aAsiffs THE entirely new, fast running steamer
=zzs.@zgzzs.zzz ACTON, By, j. s. SMITH,
ter will run during the entire season regular
packet between New Orleans and Shreveport, Port
Caddo, Benton, Smthlard, Jefferson, and all nterme
date landings ard plantations The Alton is entirely
new, very substantial and of light draught, and was
built expressly for the trade. Her officers wall pay
particular attention to any business entrusted the
boat, and make use of every exeron to give sati<nc
tion For freight or passage, apply on board. feb25
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EsiSsoiutiAns

TINE corartnership heretofore existing between
L. E. Garter and w. r. Shivers, under the style
of CARTER s. SHzyEgs, is dissolved. The name OF
the firm WILDE used in liquidation only The under
signed will continue the business his own account
inne3 WIN. r. SHlVERS.
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The proprietor Of the Iehama l,eiit,e San Francis
adyetfisesst as Earthquake proof.
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REUBEN WHITE. JNo. WsNElTH. Jos w BALDWIN.
WHITE, SMITH g. BALDWIN, ~
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
vi E. c H A N rs,

Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores
IA PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport
TTAVING purchased from MIR. E. G. Hart the COM
I modioGs Brick Warehouses, formerly occupied
by Mr.. l.. E. Garter, and more recently by Mr.. Nat
Moore we are prepared to receive and store cot
ton, merchandise and produce, and solicit the patron
age of our friends aaI the public pledgng ourselves
to give prompt attention TO all business entrusted to
our care. We will keep hand at all times large
and complete stock Of Plantation Supplies, Beat and
Bar stores aud Groceries, Of all descriptions TO which
we request the attention Of purchasers. ~:
n B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shipping cotton, will be twenty-five cents per bale.
sL,rauErart Anrit-Q 1856 49, ---- -- wv
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House Ct Furniture Fer Sale.

80 Ts mi, S.sA WILL sell the most liberal terms
$500 my Family Residence, with or with
out the Furniture. Possession given or before the
LIST day of November next, The property is situated
on the corner of Travis and Marshall Streets III one of
the most pleasant and desirable neighborhoods IN the
town The house is a good one~with large grounds
and all the necessary out buildings, cisterns, etc.
uly1 R c. OGLESBY.
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speak with confidence of their enterprise, which they
say has the approval and encouragement OF the gov
eminent.
ARREST OF GAMBLERS IN CHIcAGo.-We learn from
the Chicago Democrat that Zone of the worst gam
oling dens that ever disgraced any city in the u
states was entered by the police Of that city, and
sixteen s men and boys were arrested. About $4ooO
Wof5h q gambling implements We're seized The
gamblers fought the police with dlrks, revolyefs
and bowie knives before they would submit to ar
fcss, OUT no one was seriously Injured.
1oh, or the Baltimore Sun, says that, IN the next
congress, neither the Northern Americans nor the
south Americans viii hold any power, but that a
new party, called the Central Annex jeans will pro-
paDiy show themselves. One of the planks, per-
maps The chief in the platform of this party will be
.ne advocacy of more decided policy towards Cen
vors. I-rgfTI-T $50
another instance of the petrifacton of human
ooay noticed at length in the Register, published
at Eaton Preble county, Ohio tits that of a Mrs.
ballsord, who died in e5l. On changing the place
VI ihermeht, the extraordinary weight OF the coffin
caused an Investigation, which resulted IN hndlng
ths BODY to be perfect specimen OF human petrl-
tae'ioh With the exception Of the eyes ard nose
Lie weight was estimated to be six hundred pounds
;, is singular fact that Charleston, South Caro-
Ina has had but two pos tmasters under the pres
snt constitution Of the United States, VIZ: Thomas
Y. Baeot who was appointed by president Y ash
ihson soon after his Inauguration, and who died III
once, and the present incumbent, the hon. Alfred
hnger, who was appointed BY president jackson
ALL PRiNTERs-It is a singular fact that not only
The two United States senators from Pennsylvania,
and the State supreme judge but the present speak
err clerk and assistant clerk of the house. the clerk
OF the senate of Pennsylvania, and the Democratic
candidates for governor and canal commissioner
are all practical printers.
An important political decision has been announ-
eed BY the British government in relation to the al
lgianee Of subjects and the duty Of the government,
oafford protection The doctrine Of 'sonce subject
always subject is abandoned. The case n re
gard to which the decision is made is that Of Mr.
LaWless, d merchant Of Granada, and non combat
tant IN the late Nicaraguan troubles. IL was drag
ged out Of his house and shot BY the Guatemaan>
when they took Granada. He was formerly Brit
lsh subject, but became naturaisei citizen ofths
United States. His mother applied 70 THE British
government for for the loss of her SOM
life and property. The reply was that He had re
nouneed bis allegiance BY becoming citizen Of ths
United States, AID was not entitled to British pro
lection The decision is stated ia letter from lore
Clarendon
The proprietor Of the Tehams house San Francis
SO adTeffisesst as Earthquake proof
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ShAriIsS Sale,

GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parisho of Caddo--In
~ District Court, No. 4878, \. E. WRIGHT ys.-J.
B. MCFARLAND. BY virtue of writ Of sale issued OUT
of the honorable the District Court in and for the parish
of Caddo, in the above entitled suit and to me direc
ted, have seized and will proceed to sell at public
auction at the court house door, in the town OF Shrev-
port parish aforesaid Saturday. the 9Th day Of Sep
TENDER, 4. d. 1857, between the hours of IL O'Clock,
A. NJ and A. P. NJ the following described property, to-
wit the southeast quarter Of section No p, (twenty
one,) townshp17 (seventeen,) range 6, (six together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon, sit
uated in the parish Of Caddo Seized as the property
of the defendant 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. as re-, ]. G. McWILLIAMS, Dry SHERIFF.
Shreveport, July 80, 1857. pr. S. IS
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Groceries, Provisions, Castings, Sc.
ENpIPE NEN- STQ OK

WI y useaI-no0s "
ENIlhE NEW oIOCh- 1850.
W7E have just received our summer stock OF am
w lily Groceries, Provisions Plantation Supplies,
Boat and Bar Stores, Castings, iron, Nails, ETC., en-
bracng a complete assortment, which will be sold at
the LOWEST RATES. The stock comprises IN part b.
30 tons oegments, Flmons, and GudgeoAs;
1000 feet India Rubber Gin Bands, all sizesi w 7aE
100 sacks Coffee; yT-S" '.-
$50 bbls Sugar, brown and choice; . E-.n-gI
90 bbls loaf and pulversed Sugar; .,. j
100 bbs Flour; i. a=-E- u..- ..... ,..--.
$50 kegs Nails; ..-.* #.ss.z- - g.. .r.s..
70 tons assorted Tennessee Iron; .-.
30 kegs Spikes, wrought and cut
90 kegs Iron Nuts; . 0. ,-
3 tons assorted CASTINGS;
SO Wash Kettles;
10 bbls Pitch. and Rosin;
an balae O,kum. .
20 kers Lard.
10 casks Clear Sides. r..-.-.-.
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Notice.

TOs. c. BEALL, Esq, is my agent and attorney in
u fact during my absence from this State, fully au
,horsed ard empowered to transact my business gen
orally. CHS. w. GIBSON
Shreveport, july 7 1857 jS-4t
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New orleans & Shreveport RaGae
sszmsps y IHE entirely new, snbstar85g. AID tess
LheaszzszsSI Ellnninr Steamer sim Ri y IS u.

s11zsas 3 ne entirely new sl0sIaIE 8. = -
,sf5FTsfstSs running steamer sa " n ~ Isl
EsSszsszsssa D. DENsLoa, master viii be reg
ular packet between Shreveport alld Na NJ.
receiving md landing eight and passenge
Bayou, Canpts, Grand Ecore ST. Hauyiee s..E.
dria, and all intermediate points and Landings oa Red
River. s5Fhe Sunbeam is entirely new, and HAVING
been built expressly Tor low water PASSENGER
offers great inducements to travellers, her cabins being
capacious, finished and furnished in the handsom-
est style, while the rooms are extra large, very
airy, and supplied with the finest bedding. heE q
icers viii pay prompt attention TO any business en-
trusted to,the boat For freight passage, apply On
board -%.o-a97- lYAo
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Teachers Wanted.

VACANCIES having occurred in the Teachers
Y d Department of the Public School for this Dis
trici to wit: Shreveport the places of Principal and
Assistant are now open for applicants. z.s a4
The Principal will be required to possess thorough
English education and be capable nstrucng i'll the
Latin language. The Assistant must be a good Eng
lish scholar. rer .7asr~.. F-.E=~- 49, 4.-.
Applicants for either situation expected to be OF
unexceptionable moral character; otherwise they
will not be accepted.
The salary of the Principal will be Shopper month,
and that Of the Assistant $50 per month.
The next session viii commence on the first Mon
day III October next and expire on the July 1898
H@ JOS. c. BEALL,
r. ID. SALE, Directors.
a .sm.. syn III. J. 6. BATTLE, } &C. 4=.
h,,u,r+ 1877. @@%
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consignees Of Merchandise Der ST

Consignees Of Merchandise per Steamboats,.
At Dunn & Yates'-s B. Hendricks; B. G. Bag
ley; BIS Walcott; j. Marshall; B. L. Britton & Co.
". ]. Hancock; S. P. Mayo.
At ]. ". Hoaceu3- Co's.-Matthew Marshall; Peg
ram Owens; W. A. Pegram; Tharpe 4 Bro; W
D. d J. B. oliphant; G. d H. W. Racquet, j. Chaffe
d Co. ..=a-'e.,s.
At White, Smith & Baldpm's-A & + P Mckay;
A. S. Kottswitz; Collins, Dillon d Co.; ]. NJ. Thomp-
son. ]. W. Orr; Rev c. L, Hamll; Rev N. Brown;
G. H Richards; Smith & Coulter; Elijah Earle E.
& Kingsworthy; Major E. A. Blanch; R. Hughes:
Pegues & Hamilton; DR.. ?. Wyehe; Jas. Munden.
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May /. 1857.
CODaFtnershiD.

.TENHE undersigned having associated with him Mr.
I SAMUEL VAHBIBBER, the Grocery, Produce, and
General Mercantile Business, will hereafter be carried
on under the firm and style of HUDGlNS VAN
REBBER w. H. C. HUDGINS.
Shreveport. pril %, 1857.
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MiSSnIMiiNn.

TINE coparnership heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned, in Shreveport. under the name and
style Of Jones s. Delinger, is dissolved my mutual
the firm .4u- e. IA emE 4THOS. w. JONES. u4@
- 4#a# ra.m "@.... ra. JOHN DELLIn GER.
August |. 1857. 4 @.r @nM@ auel2-5t
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Malice.
Notice.

T N. MUTT, Esq is my authorised agent during
Il 4. my Temporary absence from this State.
Shreveport. July Is, 1857 Up. HALEY.
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s{N From Henry Marshall's plantation, two miles
above Shreveport parish of Bossier between the 18th
and Goth inst, large coored Mare Mule, with
the letter NJ branded its right shoulder, and there
is mark on the left hip which is not recollected.
liberal reward will be paid for the delivery of the
ima to me- at the above plantation, for any infor
nation that will enable to regain possession Of hel
again. Address me at Shreveport. ....
VIM NJ WALPOLE.
parish Of Rnssiar Iulu % 1850 =2t&
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Music fer Balls and Parties.

" Late of the N. Orleans Theatres,l
--sesszz-<sSse.s Would respectfully inform the
Ssssss@.sss:= ladies and gentlemen Of Shreve
sss post and its vicinity that he Is
prepared to furnish Music for Balls and Parties,
accomplishing terms. He is perfectly familiar Will!
and executes all the new Polkas, Values, and fash
ionable Dances now in vogue.
All orders left at Mr.. Pichardie's Tailoring Estah
shment, Texas street, adjoining the City Hotel, viii
be promptly attended to. s.,.,a .'... -..... =y
Mr. z. will also give Instruction On the Violin. a22
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n. o. o. Il. 'rt
- a. d The regular meetings Of Meth Lodge No.
500 81, are held on Wednesday evenings, at
their new Lodge on Texas street, near Edwards.
r, s. ELLIOT, Sec'y && NJACOBS, NC.
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MFR. F. w. LANTEa, is my authorised agent
IVE during my absence from the State.
Shreveport July : 1857. H. A. ZOLIl.
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NAfIG,N,

r HAVE, appointed JOS. CsBEALL Esq. as my
agentaad attorney in fact to collect all claims or
demands due me individually, and transact my indi-
vidua bussness, during my absence from this State
July r I351-iS-4t JOHN w, SMll II.
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DR.. j. F. GRIFFIN,

W." Physician and Surgeon,)
RESPECTFULLY offers his services to the cti-
Ii zens of Shreveport and vicinity.
Office, same as Dr.. Wassons, where he may be
found or at his residence the head of Texas street.
Shreveport, August 5, 1851.
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A CARD!
Read and Read with AttentiOn!!

I AVlNG heard that strangers have come here, and
Il l. humbugged the people by selling New Orleans
bought Auction GooDs have returned with the in
tenon of putting stop to it. will do so by offer
ing our Entire stock At Cost! which was bought in
northern markets at CASH PRICES. g@@aI
This we assure the public is no humbug, and all we
ask is to give us a trial. and that it will prove to the
advantage of our friends and old customers, we
sure. uEs 1'a2If9 019- 1F=t
Our stock of goods is the best in this market,
and henceforth it shall be the cheapest. We de-
termned not to be undersod by any, and the public.
in purchasing frora u.s. has the advantage of getting
Coop GooDs. @a2H1= @zE 81" -@7@lz1.
Contemplating to remove into the new store, which
is now in the course of erection for US, and wishing
move as few goods as possible, dispense with all
profits from this date, and onlYw to reduce i'm
mense stock which second to this side of New
Orleans. Il |'tF "f" -5 -EG
Ladies give me "a call NOW FOR BARGAINS! You
can buy the finest goods at such Reduced Prices that
it is worth while 10 lay in good supply. 45 -.t
To REMAIN HERE is our intention, and if any Of our
goods do prove what they wefe represented to be,
the money will always be returned. &-.# 2@@3
{ Gentlemen have an excellent opportunity to replen-
ish their wardrobes. 4atl#s5+ &# s@
Come and give us CALL and none shall go away
without being satisfied that he received bargain
shall remain here till my departure for New York,
where intend to buy stock cheaper than ever Dur
ing my stay will be happy to see my old trends,eyen
if they do not wish to buy z#zzz G.. NJ. LEVY.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-08-12
Shreveport, July 10, 1857. .......
Piano For Sale,

6zzEss#zz-zfs WE have one of Chickering's Rosewood
r II Pianos for sale, purchased by Mr.. Oges-
III far iii avn use which is said to be fine instru
mept and cost FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS atthe factory,
and for which price we offer it for sale. 1t can De
seen and examined on application to gzCz
;nlv1 s51I 0GLESBY & zGRISWOLD.