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Affairs ia Cedar, Scott, Joncs and Clinton
Counties, aud their Causes.

! Ana 50 IuhS az nc IL aiioWGu u remain
there, the people must suffer. He has
stolen the seat from the Judge Of Right
cousncss and Peace. All ,ha, is required
of him is to return his seat to the Judge
of Peace, and then the people can get
along without attorneys aud sherifs, and
in fact without jalls aud penitcntiaries.
We must, in order to bring this about,
commence the reformation IN our own
hearts. So long as we are violating the
law, we are teaching the rising genera
ton to commit sin. Now, we have law
against Sabbath breaking, swearing, and
selling intoxicating liquors but horse
stealing seems to be the only crime that
deserves punishment. Let me just tell
you how horse thieves are manufactured
list, they learn to swear; second, they
are allowed to break the Sabbath in va
rious ways; third, they attend balls and
dances, and pay out their money for what
is of DO value; where gambling, card play
! ing, aud oil kinds of vice is carried on.
Now, every person that is guilty of the
foregoing, is teacher Of horse thieves,
for there never was a horse thief which
was not first guilty of these smaller
! crimes
! We have at this time some three or
four hundred men in the counties above
named who spend much of their time in
riding about, disturbing the peace aud
happiness Of the country, and insulting
| all those who do not believe in taking life
for Il crime that they are themselves gull
ty of-nanely, a violation Of statute law
Now, 1t matters not what the nature OF
the crime Is, if a mla knowingly violates
law, he shoald be punished as the law
prcscribes for such oftnsc, and in no
other way. But is that the way things
have been managed for the last year? No,
not by any means Mca will tranple Oh
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03
THE LAST CALL
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF CEDAR
COUNTY,. FOR

Taxes OF 1857 !!
rIrHE said taxes have been due since the 18th
i day Of November last and have been draw
ing interest at the rate OF twenty FIVE per cent.
since the LIST day Of February 1885, The law re-
qu es, that if the taxes are not paid at the date
last above mentioned, that the treasurer shall
proceed to collect the same by selling the tax.
payers personal property. From the vast amount
of produce and the abundance Of property, that
nearly every Taxpayer has there is no excuse
for this hardness and long delay in the pay
ment of taxes. You are therefore hereby notified
that your taxes must be paid or before the 18th
day Of May, lS5s, with the accruing interest there
on. If not paid, the treasurers Office will be
closed. and the treasurer will proceed to dispose
of personal prope ty at your costs. including mi
lage and posting notices. II. C. PIATT, Treas.
linton. March both ls5s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03

j. B. Cummings, Secretary and acting
Governor of Nebraska, died on the mcT
ming of the 23d ult.
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Dissolution.

'EHE FIRM OF CHlLDS 4 co. HAVE THIS
1 DAY dissolved pa taership, by mutual con.
sent The business will here after he cond,c .aa
10y l.. < 4. Childs, with whom the accaun.u :
me nrm are left for collection. Those who arc
indebted will please call and settle immedi ateIy
+. CHII.DS,
NJ CHILDS,
Upton, March 10th, 1858. i9,f
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Lec0mptOn killcd!-We stop

our press to announce the cheering news,
by telegraph, that the House has rejected
the Senate bill, and adopted the Crltter-
den substitute Three cheers y!
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HELMBOLp'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
TX TRACT B'lCHU. Is prepared directly accor.
'iing to the rules of Pharmscy and Chen,is.r, and
IS the best and most active preparation which can
he made for the cure of Diseases Of tie Bad, or
Kidneys G'aret nropsy. Weaknesses, 6c. Read
tue advertisement in another column, headed
'hemaolGs Geanin" FERMENTATION
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taken on the 4th Monday in June next.
We shall publish these laws soon, and al
90 others, that are of general Importance.
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From GhaIiaghe? tsensrai Adyai Using and
lnlieCt ting Agency. l,nicagn.
" THE GREATEST
s: MEDICAL
X DISCOVERY
u OF THE AGE.
The GREATEST
one oil Or c0A.aon pasture weeds
remedy that cares
EVERY KIND OF ETNOH'

VI
FROM the Hor't Scrofai1 70 \ Common ps~sl.
lie has tried il in IiCo cases and never failed
sept IN two eases-'oth thunder hamor lie Las now in
ms Possession over two hnadre1 cert
all within twenty niles Of Boston.
Two bottles are cure a sore month
ht 70 ,lfee b'I'ies will cure the worst kind Of PIN
Two to three bottles viii the system Of Bn.s
IL, p.'ies .e warranted to cure the csnssr 10
case Of Ery spelas. ' ~
One to bottles are warrap,el IA rura al hxu.x 4,
the eyes. "
Two bottles warranted to cure running Of the ear.
and biotehes among the hair.
Your to six bqitea are warraa. "a to cuyr ca-,,, an,
running ulcers. ~
One bottle will cure scaly eruption ofthe skin.
Two OF three bottles 10 cure the vor.t
case OF ringworm. WV
Tao 81 .ree bottles warranted to cure the mos,
desperate cases Of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles warranted to cure the salt
rheume. ~ saw
Five csh, bottles will cure the worst case, 4.
beneh. is Away, experienced from the fire. bottle.
quantity is taken. '"
Nothing looks ~ improbable to those who have in
vain .ried all the wonderful medicines Of the day A.
though aeoE,uon common weed growing on the pastures
and along old stone walls, should cure every hpmor IN
the system; yet is a hxed fact. Ifyou have a hui
nor has 10 start. There are no IFS ANDs. huns
nor has about IL suitny some cases. but not your.
pedded over thousand bottles Of il In the -
Boston. know the effect Of ia every case l. has
already done some OF the greatest cures ever done IN
massachusetts give 1t to children year old to old
people fsSty. have seen poor. pnny. wormy -looi-
ing chareh, whose mesh was soft and aably, restored
To perfect state Of health by the use of one hottie
10 Those who are subject 70 sick head ache one bot
tie WIN always cure it, 1t gives great relief m catarrh
anu dhIhhess. Some who had TAX il had been coz
i've Tor years, and have been regulated Wy it, where
the poay Is sound 1t works quite easy. but where there
- any aeiahsemeht OF the functions of nature, it will
cause very singular feelings you must no, he
sa they always disappear In from four days to week
Inere Is never bad result from it, on the contrary
when that feeling gone YOU will feel vour.sg in.
new person. heard some Of the most extrsyagaut en-
eonnnms Of 1t that every nan lsteued to-
~ Manufactured ny DONALD KENNEDY, No. 40
" aTren street. k0,hnrx. MAG. prisn a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
y H1O STATE AND MON
J. 4 " COLLEG

ms institution has been removed to Cleveland Ohio
Degrees are legally conferred and Students upon raau
ating may lie admitted to practice. FOR Circulars ad
dress, al Cleveland, oily NJ. A. KING, Sec,y
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NEW d EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
Fail and Winter Clothing!
The Baltimore Clothing House
STRAUS & Co., TEXAS STREET,

STRAUS & Co., TEXAS STREET,
Between A. Marks and Simon Haber's stores,)
-, WE have Just received the largest and "a
IA best assorted stock of Clothing and Cen "a
sR tlemen's Furnishing Goods that has been
brought to this market, and are well prepared to meet
the demands of our numerous friends and customers.
Our stock in part comprises:
CoATs-Seaskin and ionskin overcoats, lambs
wool. whirlpool, double coats, petersham, fine brown
and black broadcIoth, beaver coats, doeskins, cast
mere satinett over coats, frock and styles, fine
Talmas and Ragans ETC., ETC.; broadcloth trock coats
of all qualities and various prices; fine dress coats
cashmere and casinct coats, etc.
PANTALooNs.--Back doeskin, fine Cashmere, plain
and fancy; cloth, casinot, etc.
VEsTs-A large and fine stock of silk, plush and
velvet vests black and fancy silk, satin, cashmere doe
skin, cloth and other vests
A large stock of Youths' and Boys Clothing; Cen
tlemen's shawls.
FURNISHING GooDs.-White and fancy linen and
Marsees Shirts undershrs and drawers OF all sizes,
silk cravats neck ties scars and handkerchies, kid
and cashmere Gloves caps, silk, cashmere and wooden
hats, hosiery, etc
SHOES AND Boors-A complete assortment.
India rubber clothing and shoes.
We still sell usual low prices, and shall be
graed if those wishing purchase will give us their
first call Wholesale at greatly reduced prices
STRAUS & Co.,
novlO Baltimore Clothing House.
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Notice.,

Succession of w. w. Smith, deceased.
MFR. n. S. MCCLURE is duly authorised to re-
WI ceive and receipt for all moneys due the sue
cession of W. w. Smith, deceased. The store and
commercial house will be continued under his CON
troll during the entire season. and the wants OF the Old
patrons and friends of the house will be as promptly
and carefully attended to as heretofore. The large
stock of seasonahle Dry Goods Plantation Goods
Clothing Hats Boots Shoes Groceries and Provisions
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
All persons having claims against said succession
are requested to present them to the subscriber.
J. w. SMITH, Administrator.
Shrevenort November TO- 1858.
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Ladies Attention!
MISS LIN QUIST

MISS 1t GUST,
Corner Of Market and Milan streets, (near the Com
mercia HotelO Shreveport.
DEGS to approiso her lady friends and customers
- generally that she has inst returned from New
York with an elegant assortment OF French Millinery,
selected in person from the leading establishments OF
fashion, embracing in part
CLoAKs and BoNNETs, of various description and
qualities.
ARTIFICIAL Flowers and FEATHERS, OF the most su-
perb styles.
new style of HEAD DRESSES also Head ORNAMENTS
for balls, parties and evening.
Every description of materials for manufacturing
Bonncts A new style of Bonnet Trimmings.
Plush, Velvet and Silk for trimmings. Embroide-
ries, Ribbons, Gloves and Blonde Lace.
Black English Grape, of different qualities Chill
dren's Hat, Flats and Caps, &c, &c. &c. n3
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Now Opening!-N Fall Il Winter Goods!
]. DRAIFOUSE & BROTHER,

SPRING RIDGE, Caddo Parish, Louisiana,
sk>> Beg to inform their numerous patrons So,
~. and the public in general, that they are lSr
80 now receiving and opening
Entire New Stock Of Fall u Winter Goods,
embracing every variety of fancy and staple fabrics,
silks satins silk vcvets, cashmeres mefinos, apacas,
delaines, paids French, British and American prints,
and every variety of Ladies' Dress Goods, all OF the
latest fashion and styles.
An extensive stock of elegant coaks and mantlilas
for ladies and misses; laces embroderes including
undersleeves, collars, bands, edging inserngs, hand
kerchiefs, ETC., of the most fashionable styles; head
dresses in great variety; ribbons Of all kinds; hooped
skirts embroidered robes and skirts; millinery, trim
mincs and fancy goods Silk, cashmere, merlno and
cotton hosiery for ladies' misses and children; superior
CATERS bootees shoes and slippers for ladies, misses
and children; gloves, etc
Our stock Of Staple Goods is very large, comprising
in part lowels sheetngs, shrting, denims, kerseys,
usevs leans Georgia plads. stripes, cottonades, sat
met cashmere CLOTH blankets, flannel Of all kinds,
and every description of plantation and house furnish
ing goods
A large and carefully selected stock of Gent!emen's
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, OF the latest and most
fashionable descriptions, and warranted to give salts
factory Hats, caps, boots, Shoes etc. OF all sizes.
Boots and shoes for negroes and plantation wear
Saddlery, hardware cutlery, castings, glassware,
queensware, crockery, woodenware, ETC. decl
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Valuable Land For Sale,

Valuable Land For Sale,
sN~ offer for sale 500 Acres First Quality River
80 ass Bottom Land lying Red River, in Hemp
- seadc county, Arkansas; being portion of No:
90 IN township Id, Of range No. IS. Persons desir-
GUS of purchasing will please address me, at Fulton,
Arkansas, till 18th inst and after that date at Rodney,
Mississippi.
Fifty acres are open on the above tract
feblO-tf B. X. DANIEL.
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new orleans & Shreveport Packet.

g@7@7I7IAe a i hSoINIIIG 1OIA
tEssSt The splendid, fast running steamboat
- B. L.. HODGE, JOHN sMoKEE,
master has resumed her trips regular packet By
tween shreveport and Bew Orleans, touching at Coa-
shat,a Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore, ST. Mau-
rice Montgomery, Cotile, Alexandria and all inter
mediate landings and plantations. The B. l.. Hodge
was built expressly for the trade, has commodlous
cabins elegantly furnished, and Tor good accommo-
lions, comfort and safety is unsurpassed by any boat.
Her officers will pay particular attention to all bust
ness entrusted them and make use OF every exertlo
to give satisfaction For freight or passage, apply on
hoard --r-- Gee q
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COMPREHENSIVE,


TTHE undersigned, thankful for the liberal r.
tronage heretofore extended to them separately,
beg leave to inform their numerous friends ana tne
public in general that they have this day gone INTO
partnership. at the old stand Of a. EsaLE under the
firm Of ENGLE q Co, where they shall DC happy
to wait upon their friends.
Our means and knowledge Of business, now eS com
bined enable us to keep constantly On hand the arg
est and best stock Of goods in our line, and we trust
that friends and customers will transfer their pa
tronage upon this firm where they can fnd now,
the Largest Stock of Genuine Havana Cigars, OF the
best selected brands which ever brought to THIS
place.
Vines, Liquors, Fruits, etc, Of all kinds
Fresh supplies received BY every boat.
One Of The firm will always be IN New orieans 81
for the Shreveport market, which will enable US to
supply country merchants with every thing In our
line at prices equally cheap as they can purchase
them in any cityfn the Union ~
Orders from the country filled With care and dis
patch '.3ah
Our endeaysfs shall be to gain the con6dence Of
the public. '2.'7 A. ENGLE,
dee A. REIMERDES.
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Succession Sale.

5H Succession Of w. w. Smith, deceased.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA--Paris Of Caddo-In
directed by the Honorable District Court Of the Parish
of Gaddo, will offer for sale at public auction at
courthouse door in the town of Shreveport Parish
and State aforesaid, 30
On SATURDAY, 18th day Of January, 1853,
between the hours of of IL o'clock, and 4, P.
succession 81 W. W. Smith, deceased, toswit:
Lots No six, seven and eight t6, land 3 in block
Nom the town Of Shreveport, with the buildings
and improvements thereon. Said buildings and i'm
provements consisting Of two Dwelling Houses and
appurtenances and separated by partition fence
running said lots, dividing them in two equal
enclosures.
Lot No. one y containing 9 42-I0O acres;
Lot No. two l2,) containing 30l00 acres;
Lot No. four a. containing acres: and
Lot No. five 81 containing 42-l0O acres;
as laid down the plan Of eighty acres ofland made
out by F. l. RAFFERTY,, surveyor Of record IN the re-
corders office Of the parish Of Caddo Said lots be-
ing the west half of the south quarter OF section
No. one Il D township No. seventeen (l7,) and range
fourteen a.
The east half Of the southwest quarter Of section
No one Il D township No. seventeen 40 and range
fourteen l4,) containing eighty acres.
The north half of the west half OF the south west
fourth of section No thirty two (3 )ownshlp elgh'
teen ls) range thirteen Q3.)
Lots No five, six and eight Is, 6 and g. in block
No. fifty go in the town of Shreveport.
AlSo-Ine following DLa ooAop6iuS w SAAe
succession, viz: .4
Negro Man named Jack, of black complexion, aged
about Is years.
Negro Man named Jerry, Of black complexion, aged
abont28 years. 49,,
about 81 years.
Negro Boy named Zeddock, Of yellow complexion,
aged about II years.
Negro Man named Virgil, of black conn exion, aged
about 80 years.
Negro Woman named Rachel of black complexion.
aged about 40 years; and her child Lucy, aged
about 8 years.
Negro Woman named Sally, of black complexion
aged about "a years; and her child.
Negro Man named Anderson, of black complexion
aged about 25 years.
Negro Boy named Willis. Of dark complexion aged
about y years.
Terms Of Cash, provided the property brings
its appraised value. Such portion thereof as does
not bring the apprasement will be readvertised and
sold on twelve months credit Purchasers on credit
togiye their notes. with approved personal security
bearing eight per cent. interest per annum from the
day of SALE and special mortgage waving beneht Of
appraisement to be retained the property sold te
secure the payment Of the purchase money.
II. HUNSICKER, Auctioneer
Shreveport December 8, 1858.
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Selling OFF to Remove!

Mrs. w ELLIS,
aO OFFERS her entire stock of Goods to the pub 80
Ffs lie e Il co II! ~
VI Her reason for selling out, is that the property
she is occupying is for sale, and not wishing to
remove her goods she will sell them without
She has just returned from New York with large
and we'll selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
consisting in part of dress silks, cashmeres, dcanes
gnghams calicoes. domestics; straw silk, velvet,
tin, Neapoitan and chip Bonnets; silk, velvet SATIN
broadcoth and merno coaks; flats, hats ana bonnets
for infants and misses of the latest styles; perumery
toys, ewery, and large assortment of Jaconet and
Swiss Edgngs and Bands, collars, undersleeves and
sets; dress trimmings and fringe in great variety In
fact every article usually found i'll Fancy Dry Goods
Store. White Goods of every description,
By referring to another column you will see the ad
vertseent for the sale of the house she occupies
She will be found at her old stand Texas street
next door to Ed. Eberstad novl0
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The State of Louisiana---Parish OF Caddo
TIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
~ Succession Of John NJ. Simmons, deceased. No
tce is hereby given that R. T. NoEL and Thomas F.
SWANSON, executors qf the last will and testament OF
Tohn M simmons deceased have this day filed in the
office of the clerk of our said court final account OF
their administration Of said succession. Now, there
fore, unless legal opposition be made thereto in thirty
DAYS, the time prescribed by law, said final account
will be homoogated, approved and made theJudgment
of the court, as prayed for,
~ Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
L. S. goth day of November, A. D. 1858.
} A N E. WRIGHT,
Ia e. Clerk
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j. T. HEATH /.
JAS. /. WEEMs.
WEEMS & HEATH,

EEMS " f1EA III,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport, La.-Will
N practice in the parishes of Caddo, Bossier and
DeSoto
References-Messrs. A. B. James & Co., Holmes &
CLAUS, Hall, Kemp & Co., w A. Gasquet, Esq, VIM.
Fl. Smith & Co., Richards, Slocomb Il Co.. Pritchard
.e Flower, Robertson IL McDougall, New Orleans;
Fuqua & kilbourne, Clinton, La, Abel J. Norwood
East FeIiciana. july7
SAM. WELLS,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Shreveport, La. Will practice in the courts of
the parishes of Caddo, DeSoto Bossier Claiborne and
Bienvie. Office on Market street. dec9
HARMON A. DREW. J H. KiLPATRIcK.
DREW & FITZPATRICK, II.
1 TTORNEYS AT Law, Shreveport, Louisiana
N Will practice in the courts of DeSote, Caddo
Bossier, Bienville and Claiborne. Office, in 0fice
Row, Market street. mott
J. c. BEALL,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Shreveport, La. Office, Market street. jana
H1NroN SMITH, Shreveport. R. MuNDY, Mansfield.
MUNDY & SMITH,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport and Mans
n field sLa. Will give prompt attention to any
business entrusted them in northern Louisiana.
Smith &, Brother, New Orleans
Taylor & Hadden,
Rugeley Blair & Co.
White, Smith & Baldwin, Shreveport
Col r. Il. Crosby, Keachie. octS
|
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DRY Goods, Blankets, Kerseys, sc.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
nrMORE NEW GOODS! =

ES MUhE NEW UUUD6 ~
r HAVE just returned again from the city with a
Il new and handsome well selected stock of Win
ter Goods consisting part of Fine Fancy and Staple
Goods of every style and quality call the attention
of the ladies in particular and request them to call and
examine the goods, selected them with great care
and they cannot be surpassed in Shreveport. My
motto is small profits and quick sales. Come one,
come all, and gel bargains am determined not to
be undersold. word to the gentlemen in regard to
my clothing and furnishing goods--come and exam
Inc the goods for yourselves, and be convinced that
they are the best ever brought to this place.
decS w MARKS.
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New Establishment
g@ ON TEXAS STREET, ~F
Between A. Marks and S. Habers stores
THE FINEST WATCHES, JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, &C.,
Just received direct from the Manufacturers by
V. S HI D EFT,
600 The stock was selected with the great 1 A
"a. est care, and am now prepared to x
sGs.sE suit my numerous customers with - y
Gold and Silver Watches, hunting and open faces,
for ladies and gentlemen.
A great variety of very fine Vest, Fob and Guard
Chains; fine Chattelaines and Necklaces.
Bracelets fthe newest styles.
Fine Diamond Rings, Breastpins and Ear-drops.
Fine Ruby, Garnet, Cameo and Jet Sets.
Breastpins EARRINGS, &c, for ladies and children
Fine Belt and Fob Buckles, Slides, Clasps, Neck
lace Pins Sleeve Neck and Shirt Buttons.
Finger Rings, with tiue SETS and plain, to please
all tastes.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, of the We
ry finest quality to suit all ages. Specacles in gold
silver and steel frames.
Silver Spoons and Forks, Silver-plated Ware Gas
tors, Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes, Molasses Cups
Candlesticks, Goblets Spoons and Forks; China
Candlestcks, Flower Vases, Figures, Alabaster and
Perfume Stands.
Parlor, Office and Mantel Clocks, Music Boxes, &c
u Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired ant
warranted. [decSl Y. SHIDET.
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49, Succession Of w W. Smith, deceased.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA Of Caddo-In
y District Court. By virtue Of writ Of sale to me
directed by the Honorable District Court Of the Parish
of Gaddo will offer for sale at public auction at
the courthouse door in the town of Shreveport Parish
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CHILDERS Il BEARD,

TEAVE received -
Ia Negro Kerseys, Negro Plains;
Negro Linseys, Negro Hats, wool and waterproof,
Negro Blankets by the bale;
Negro Russets, assorted:
Gents Fast Hats, going off at 2:40 rate
Stewards new style greatly improved Ladies' Skirts
Together with general stock of Heavy and Fancy
Drv Goods at New Orleans prices. nov3