The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-10-06

IiKensG Co.; A. AL. Alexander %. @. Alexander
+ n Muckleroy; Pnski Il Kalsher; J Leary: Geo
Williamson; Mrs. Cross; DR.. j. Fitzpatrick
Steamboat Register.
sent. es-Effort, from New Orleans
30-Wabash Valley, from New Orleans
Oct. 3d-Larkin Edwards, from Alexandria
DEPARTED
Sent. 3D-Era No /, for Alexandria
0tt. 2a-Efort for New Orleans.
S1rs 5-Larkin Edwards, for Alexandria
g Died
On the 30th ult., MATTE SHIvFRs, aged 8 months
infant daughter of J. L. and Matte Gooch.
she was buta spirit angel,
Sent to earth to dwell awhile;
Ye might trace her home immortal
In the beauty of her smile
Es In her spirit upward tending
Heaven and earth together blending.
So she parted,
Yet pure hearted,
From the scenes of bitter woe
To the land where grief can come not
Where the living waters flow
On the 29th ult., CoRR1IIous Y, aged 2 wears, d
months and 49, days, youngest son Of Mr. and Mrs.
W FL Caperton
On the 2sth ut., in the parish Of DeSoto, Mr.. W ".
ALsres aged So years, native of Halifax, N c., and
foranumber of years resident Of Sumpteryille. s.
C..IRaleigh tand Halifax papers please copy.l
At the residence of Mr.. q. NJ G. Larey, LAFAYETTE
county ,G.K., on the 18th September Mrs EL1zABETH
LAREY, aged % years, wife Of Eyens L. Larey. and
daughter Of Richard and Mary Blanton. When death
removes from among us the aged we feel that their
mission is accomplished, and though we deeply de-
plore the loss, bow with humble submission to the
fiat that has removed them. But when the young.
those just entering upon the stage of active life
ing fair promise of occupying sphere of eminent
and extensive usefulness and surrounded by all the
appliances that make life desirable are cut off it is
hard to realise that their work is DONE and cordially
to acquiesce in the infinite wisdom of Him in whose
hands are all our ways, and "who doeth all things
we'll" Could the affections Of devoted husband
and Of fond parents or the assdutes Of relatives and
friends have availed, Mrs. Larey would not have
died. But Gods ways are not our ways For wise
purposes He has sundered the ties that bound her to
DEATH and in the morning of her life has taken her
to her eternal rest She much respected in life
by allwho knew her and greatly lamented in DEATH
Her name will ever be cherished by all her acquant-
ances. Her death was very sudden, not expected by
her relatives; but in her life she illustrated many
of the graces of the christian SO in death she was
sustained by the christians hope. Her remains were
borne with silence and tears to the lonely house ap
pointed for all living, where she was deposited to
await the summons of the great resurrection morn,
when she will be terminated BY the Spirit who fash
Toned her after himself and take her place in the gal
leries of heaven to all eternity. JJ. D.
At the residence of his parents, on Ferry Lake,
Caddo parish on Friday, 9th August, JOHN OLIVER,
aged II months and q days. son Of Thomas j and
Melissa A. Williams. He was p,be and interest
ing DdUe, whose sparkling eyes ara cheeks but
few hours before death belied the doom that await
ed him. May those who mourn thy early flight meet
thee in thy blest home yond tina is the PRAYER of
one who knew thee in thy brief calIer of mortality
New Orleans Market
September 29-The sales Of cotton Yesterday was lin
tied to 1000 bales; holders claiming full prices.
ordinary. sI@io1 Good ss,ailEg E@fsH
Low Th middli i l1@A M NJ III rl21 @l5
since the lst September, have been 1856 bales;
Exported during same time, $780,
FLouR-S'rtine, S. 00@5 IS; extra S. 5O@7 so.
PoaK-Mess SIS 0O@ls 25 ~ bill.
BAcos-Sides, 9-@l0c; shoulders, T-G971zc.
LARD-lO@l0Llc. u ID.
H4r-s2o So@a{Y 90 p ton.
OATs-60@ 65c. ~ bushel
CoFFEE-Rio, 101a@1l14c. ~ ID.
MoIAssEs- a@3Sc q gallon.
WHIsKEY-Rectitied, 24I925; raw, 24(026 II gal,
BAae1se&RorE- Bagging l4@l6c, rope 6@7Ac
HIDEs-Dry country, 1O@l31ac p ID
DEERsKINs-In hair, 1915 &C. n tb. .-..
sALr--Liverpooi, fine, 81 co. cosrse, 67@8o cts.
~ sack.
LrnE-At retail Thomaston, 81 5o@l IS Yves
tern, ST. 40.
Land Warrants, s5c@$I p acre.
Exchange on N r, sight, Ts0l H. cent. disc't.
aaazs CATTLE Market September 90.
BEEF-Western, fine, 80 s,-0181ac W ID net.
Texas and Lake, $500 sl5@34 q head!
Hogs, a-@s16c =
Sheep, 81 oo@4 IS II head.
Calves and yearlings, SIS 00@211 so
Mich Cows, - $35 00@80 90
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Shreveport Price-Cur-ent.
This report embraces actual sales made yesterday]
CoTTos- Middling, 8@l0hc. Il.
SuGAs--N. 0. brown, l3@l4c ~ Tb.
MoLAssEs- 40@45 cts. ~ gall.
FLoUR-Supcrfne, $1l O0@-; ST. Louis extras
oo@- ~ Dbl.
PoRK0Mess, $25@- ~ DBL
BAcoN--Sides, clear, l6-@-c; ribbed, 15-01-c
shoulders, 9@10c; sugar cured hams 1920 fptb.
LARD-20@-c. f9 tb.
CoFFEE-Rio l4Gol6c. f9 fb.
sMr-$2 00@2 Is ~ sack.
WHrsKEY-37 1aa6e5oc. y gall q ~
on-Lard, ST 500 p gall r.
CAsDLEs-Star, 30@32c. ~ b.
CoRN-Sack, 75@-cts ~ bush.
BAeeINe-Ky. 18c@-; India, 2l0-c.
RoPE-9@1lc. 7P fb.
TwINE-25@-cts. ~ ID.
NALs-ss 5o@s 90 u key. sz5zs@sc y ID
HlDEs-s@l0c. % ID. PELTRIEs-- s@l019c.
L1Mr-Thom. $40 p Dbl sENr-s5@51s.
LowELIs---l4@15 - yard. LIssEIs-24t93Oc.
sHoEs-Plantation, ST 5O@l 60 4, pair.
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