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Misfeliane0us.
Committed TO Jail
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E.. r. G1ascOck & Co.

E. r. Glascock & Co.
. Houses and Lots South of Broad ST., High ST.. (;
- do do on College Hill;
Store house do dwelling attached
20 acres GELATIN pike, miles out;
4 lots on Market street College Hill;
so acres on the Lebanon pike;
4 lots in Hardin's addition;
los acres on Indi-n creek; County,
story business House on Broad street;
l lot on Carroll street:
Is acres on Browns creek;
1900 do with good Saw Mill on Marrow Bsne;
lot on Market street
/ house and lot on North Cherry street;
1900 acres near Manchester, Coffee county;
10 lots on Murfreesboro' pike y miles out:
80 acres Of jefferson street, well improved;
100 feet Hardin's pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition;
AZ acres on Broad street, extended, well improved ;
i fine residence on North College street, No. ne;
house and lot on Summer street South OF Ash;
do 60 McGavock street, West Nashville
47O acres on Paradise Hill, 10 miles Uut
l brick Store house, Whites creek pike Edgeield
lots corner Of College and Demumbrape streets;
1 do No. 46, between Broad and DeInumbrane.
y of lot No. los, West Nashville;
houses and lots on Demumbrane street, West
Nashville;
CT feet on Summer. between Church and Union;
81 acres on Brick Church pike, IA miles out;
4 lots on jackson street;
three story brick business house on College 81.
/ beautiful residence on the cOrDer OF Summer and
Mulberry streets:
house and lot North College st, No. I02;
3S acres Mill Greek, miles out;
46 do Whites Creek. 5 miles out;
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above;
so do adjoining Maple Wood, on the West;
100 feet on Collie &c street, extended;
100 or 200 acres North Of the City, 2H miles out;
I56 do do DO ID miles out;
II lots . miles from city of Memphis;
Various lots in Vest Nashville;
That extraordinary water power on Duck River,
known the old Stone Fort;
Several lots in Fwng's addition;
IOk acres on Gallatin pike, miles out;
do Middle Franklin pike 200 yards beyond
the first toll gate
house and lot, North MAJ ket street;
$50 acres in Robertson county, well improved, z
mile west of the Hopkinsville road;
100 feet Humphreys st., South Nashville, No.
50and 81;
33k feet OF Summer, bottom Church and Broad
SIS feet on Broad ST.. adjoining Shelby Medical Col.
lcge:
lots on new Franklin Pike, at the mouth OF Rail
road Tunnel;
Several lots in Bangs and Roberts addition, Edge
field;
l house and lot corner Of Hobson and Father
land, Edgeheld;
/ house and lot on McLemOrc, between Church
and Broad.
may4-tf +. r. GI.ASCCCK & co.
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THE
Laws and Practice
w II L s T
] vol, square. Gilt | eaKrs-

VOL, square Gilt eavrs.
"This lnile Manual OF the Law and Practice ~
Whist has been got up under the auspices Of the IA,
nous Portland Club, London ana Ia 4 nerally been
accepted rs law apon the Game q whts,r-DssyO1
advertiser.
''Ths book is the standard authority OF England.
where Ho, les once popular treatise has cultivated
its usefulness" --Bos'oH Daily Advertiser.
"Ihs is love OF a little book, dressed in blue and
gold, and IL tells all about the intellectual me ar
Whist, aud should be in the hands Of every Wits,
player. "-Eastern Argus.
Ben sYLVESTER's WORTHY the Author of Tie
Heir OF Redcyne." l vol. lSmo
FTO1a he Troy Tssaes.
This Is a charming story, from the pcn Of the M
thor OF The Heir Of Redo, he The book Is pleas
anily and naturally written, in that rrapbic md
romantic STYLE which fails 10 Interest those for
whose benefit and instruction IL is designed,
JUST RECEIFED BY
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Tics. Stocks and GIOICs.

TI'sT received a choice lot Of Neck Ties, stocks
81 Gloves, Pocket Han EorcbiciE ,SuspenCeTs, &c,
embracing all the latest tyles, for sale BY
mares J. H. NcGIII.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-09
CONTNACT

TO Stone Masons, Bricklayers, PIasterers, Pam
tiers and Glaziers, Carpenters, Joiners, &c.
General Contractors.
DARfiES connected with the above trades, DESTROYS
Il OF rendering TO- the building OF n new Public
School House. 10 be erected College street South
Nashville, may see the Plans Elevation, and Specih-
cation, with general Conditions required by the
Architect at the Mayors ohce and after the LIST
day of May 1859. Proposals to be sent separately
according 10 the headings Ia specifications for the
whole work with the amounts Of the different depart
ments attached scaled and endorsed on or before
goth day OF May, 1889. The lowest any Proposals
not necessarily accepted
W. McGAvocK, Mayor
II. n. AKERoYD, Architect
May 8, 1s59-d20ds
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Francis A. Reid,


VS.. 20. and Cross Bill.
n. C. Weems and others.
TTPON motion, and it appearing To the tsfaction
- Of the Clerk and Master Ia this case, that
John W. Lipscomb, Mary LipscOmb, James A. Lips
comb and Bette l. Lpscnmb res dents of
this State that the ordinary process nf law
not be served upon them II is therefore ordered
that publ ttIon be made IN tn PATRIOT newspaper
Tublishen IN the City of Nashville, r four success
sve weeks requiring the above named part Co APP
pear the Court house IN the town of Ceutrevile,
the Second Monday in Septemb"r next, and there
plead answer or demur To Compartments bill, the
will be taken for confessed, and set for hearing
cNpaTtc II them. OkNILi.E A. NIXON,
maV7-w4t Clerk Master.
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Pig IrOn.
Dressing Robes.

on TONS hot blast PIG Iron just received and for
OO sale by ID. ID. DlCkEN.
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SPECIFIC ION

or the several works required be done in the
ton Of NEW SHOOL HOUSE, situated South
Collage street. in the city of Nsshs ile Tenn from
designs and under the superintendent Of H. NJ.
AKER0YD, Architect, Nashville.
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Likely Young Negroes for sale.

AN Offering for sale the hkelicst lot 81 youug
grocs offered IA IA mark reduced VrCcf
oonprzing men, wcmen, boys and girls Thee
extra negroes. respectfully invite thofs DO Nlsh
purchase 4 likely lot of urgrues o. call and Ees
them T. :. HAWKINS,
aprl3-if GBS No. Is, CecAr Street
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SECOND HEAT.

Betting now was entirely out of the ques,
ton. and on the horses coming TO the scratch
the signal was given and Travis took the lead,
aud kept ahead about length all the way
round, under a very hard pail, it being evil
dent he could run away frcm her if he chose.
The first mile was run in 2:l2. The second
mile was in just the same manner, the horse
leading all the way, and on coming into the
home stretch increasing his speed little,
making the second mile in i;53. Now came
the last mile and the last chance for the FLY,
and Notwithstanding the jockey used both
whip and spur. she never reached her compe-
titor, who ran home, the winner of the heat
and race, at his ease, four lengths ahead; the
third mile marking l:541, the heat being made
in $500. The following is the
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De TocouEyILLE NOT DEAD.-The London
Star, OF tee 18th uit.. says:
The family of NJ. de Tocqueyille requests
The French papers 20 contradict the report OF
b. death. which was afst circulated By =
Londoa Journal lie IL at the Isle de Heres
la a sufefiag state, but not worse shah he
Las been tor some time past.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-09
From the Memphis Bulletin, May 9Th.
Memphis Races.
SPRING MEETING-THIRD DAY.

Another lovely morning saw the cars and
other conveyances filled to overlooking, and
although there was only one race to take
p ace, yet it called together very nearly as
large "a congregation as the day before, and
we are happy to be able to chronicle decided
improvement in the assemblage of bright and
happy faces in the ladies' stand"
Previous to the race there was very little
betting, it being the opinion of the majority
of the ring" that it would be very one
sided affair. We saw few bets made at 100
to 500 and just before the start there were
several offers of $50 to 81 on Captain Ira
Wis winning the race, but they met with no
takers.
At one O'Clock, every thing being in readi-
ness, the start for the first heat was effected,
the FLY having little advantage, and in this
order they ran the first mile in "a. On get
ting into the back stretch Travis Tapped her.
but at the turn into the home stretch he
dropped about two lengths behind and fol-
lowed her past the stand under heavy pull,
the second mile having taken 1859. He now
drove her along and in the back stretch again
Tapped and passed her. leading home very
easily and winning the beat by two lengths
the third mile being made in l:5S-making
the time of the heat (three mies) SOL.
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SUMMARY,

THIRD Wednesday, May 4.-Jockey
Club Purse 5000; three-mile heats; two en-
tries.
l-Col. A l. Bingaman enters John N. Clay's)
b. c. Capt. Travis. by Yorkshire, dam. Mar
garet Woods, by Priam; years; colOrs, red
and white striped: rider, Josh PTyor........ j
2-James Jackson enters (F. Scruggs's) b. by
Glencoe. daIo. Sally shannon, yrs; coioTs,
red and red; rider, Dan STal- .............
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Excavator's Work.

The whole o. the trenches 10 be dug for the
foundations IN the depth OF clear feet. the %
be feet wde-but In depth should the nanre Of
the ground render such necessary.
A place is to be left under the tive rooms m y. W.
corner Of the building, for the Furnace, Coal, &c.
This basement 10 be excavated so that the same may
be ~ feet in the clear when finished
The whole trenches to he seen by Architect when
cut out before the foundation work is commenced
All the soil is TO be leveed around the building d.
lad
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w. 7. BE RRY 4 CO

LOVE MF LITTLE, LOVE NF LONG,, A Novel.
by Charles Readc, ruthor Of "Peg Wellington, >
- Charlie Johnston, - &c.
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Stone Work.

The whole Of the foundation walls 10 consist of
the best class of rubble work, with bond bead
stones every three feet and no spaw OF any conse-
quenc- to be admitted, the same the three sides
facing North. East and West, TO be flushed In front
with range or bush hammered work, and drifted edg
All 10 be OF the largest class OF stones 10 be IN
proportion
The whole work &c be well pushed up with good
mortar composed Of one measure Of lime to two of
clean sharp sand free from loan, and the range work
to be pointed.
These foundation walls TO he feet at the bottom
and batter nsife and feet the junction
of brick work IN thickness.
Foundation ventilation CRATES TO be placed every
feet apart walls OF the usual size and holes len
in the inside walls feet square where directed.
The range work 10 be levelled shown the 'front.'
elevation and slipped at its termination with the brick
work, 10 throw on the rain.
Cut steps, with side work OF same be plac-
ed opposite entrance as shown the plans, and TO
be of size shown do the to be clear of black
seams, perfectly true on edge, and 10 be well and
carefully pointed.
All the chimneys to be capped with st ne, inches
thick and bevelled, shown, edge, in front ele
vatiou
The walls are to be feet above ground on the " F.
Market street. which gives the level for all
the rest OF foundation.
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THE LIFE OF NORTH AMERICAN INSECTS. Ry
b. Jaeger. l vol.
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Generally (csaditioaAI }

ne whole e the ssrks 90 be performed m ne
sonBaest Ana nuEa eefk nlznike Al The oest
Eazt-rlafs 81 every eescFiptioa and a. ne eatlre
s.si-lsetian II Archhecs ane Eialltlns Comultlee-
Al uefks indtsectiy becesfary fr ne proper eulH-
fietir % bnitaiaz - r-riorct - FeFt u
Tie cantrsef alIbonFh ti1r na4y 30 BE taffr1-
arly 1esers6ea &c ssl lFtA he drawings - sPsri-
nckatens.
ssoald 4 be deseFminea O. make apy dexlat1ons
fros The dasigea aaripg ne prpEfe4s q Ne uorks
sab aexratisl zha IN Fsti4tr TIE foEtfacts
hnt ~. salas fhsrenf Nbetas IL addsta 90 al4aina
sian shall he asreFtAise1 ~ tha AfcAltert ~ Ifeet
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MOTHERS AND INFANTS, NURSES AND MUIR
SINGS Translated from the French. lvoL
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THE SCIENCE AND ART OF CHESS. by ). Neural,
d. c. l..
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w to sell all Real Estate ia baNldson
follows:
That Suburban Residence,
situated on the Franklin Turnpike, within hafa mile
the city, and opposite the residence of the late 10
seph W. Horton. This is, perhaps, The most com
handing site in the vicinity OF Nashville, and is a
most desirable country residence. The house will be
sold with Il Is Of land the purchaser may
choose
That Valuable Farm,
known as the Sims Tract situated on the smith Turn
pike (oId Lebanon road within three miles Of Nash
VILE Containing $50 acres. The soil is Rood, Il is well
watered and timbered and can be divided into small
tracts twenty aud upwards, all Of which
admirably adapted for country residences, market
gardens and dairy arms Also, that
Beautiful Farm,
on same road, now occupied bS T. c. McCampbell,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about $50 acres. This place is So well known ar to
need further description. 1t will also be divided
TO suit purchasers. G. McCampbei III show these
places - any one who will call.
All the above property will be scld on reasonable
terms and a credit OF one two, three and fur
years
Apply to A. V. s. Lindsey, Nashville, or to either
Of the undersigned.
THoS. c. McCAMPBEIl.,
six miles from Nashville.
J. A. McCAMPBELI,
april Nashville.
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lust to hand variety OF Robes de chambre at '
81 rious prices. J. H. Ac1H-I-
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o R S A L E.
That Suburban Residence,

VITISHING to make other investments, We pro
w pose to sell all Real Estate in Davidson CO
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PLAN OF THE CREATION, OR o1urR worrps. and
who inhabits them. BY Rev. c. l. Hcquembourg.
vol.
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Charles Reade's New Novel!

W.T.. BERRY a CO., Public Square
mayT-u
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EMPLOYMENT.

w. =. BERRY q CO., Public square
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m TE Also, JUST RECEIVED
THE ROMANCE AND IFS HERO. By The Author
Of Magdalen Staford.p
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The One Mile House.

ss/S$A-l, THE undersigned, having taken charge
81 ~ 80 of this popular house, one mile from
e44lIgzsaa5 Shreveport, the Texas road, beg
cave to inform the public that he will keep constantly
on hand corn and fodder for sale to drovers and wa
guners. He has good lots for both drovers and wa
goners and to the travelling public he offers good ant
clean stables, provided with an abundance of proven
der and fine water, as well experienced, careful
and attentive osters My tables will at all times be
supplied with the best of fare--the rooms are warn
land comfortable, and the beds good and clean
He socits from the public continuance of the pa
ronage that has been heretofore so Literally EXTENDED
lto this House, and pledges himself that pains Oh
expense shall be spared on his part to make his pa
Irons comfortable. w. B. WILLIAMS.
Tannarv & IS59-6n*
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t. c. LEWIS,
JOY TO THE LADIES!
a-zz- THE GOODS HAVE ARRIVED :! e

.znS> AFTER a long delay the river the ,Hlb
nv Fashionable Fall Goods, llll
* have at last arrived at this port, and q" "
eel a pleasure in now being enabled 10 offer to tn
citizens Of Shreveport and surrounding country one o
the BEST and largest assorments of Fresh Goods eve
brought TO this market. Having been in the city 0
New York ever since May last during which time
lad ample opportunity watch that great mart, ca
insure my Goods to be of the Very Latest Fashions
md can sell them at the CHEAPEST PRICE.
In selecting the stock, had eye single to the
Ladies' Dress Goods Department,
which you will find unusually complete, embracing:
Ginghams, in endless variety;
Fancy and sallet coi'd Delaines, Cashmeres;
English and French Meunos;
Black and Fancy Silks, in pieces and patterns;
Robes guile; Robes Alaye
Dabaje, Travers; Chail6s de Lain;
Cass de Lain; black and fg'd ALPACA;
Fine Chenille and Wooden Shawls;
Ladies' and Misses Cloaks, etc. etc.
A large assortment Of Prints, Linseys, brown an
Ibeached Shirtings aud Sheetings, Jeans, kerseys
.owells Cassmeres blue, red, grey and fine whit
bed Blankets, and great variety OF other goods to
Numerous to mention.
To the Gentlemen, would mention the old pro
verb fall that glitters is not gold" So it is wit
ICLOTHING. 1t is not all good and well made Cloth
ling because it looks well from the distance; but com
10 my store and examine ory ourselt and am salts
lied that You will not be deceived, you Will FIN
good Plain and Fancy Clothing made up under m
own supervision in New ork and if you buy any o
them, you will not have to visit the tailor shop tn
next day to get your ripped clothing mended bur tn
best Of all is the price, which am able 70 put dow
lower than any other house in town.
A very large stock Of Shirts, Hats, Boots, Shoes an
Fancy Goods has also arrived direct from the north
FERN cities, to all Of which invite attention and soci
your patronage.
Gail soon and get bargains, and hope you WI
never leave dissatisfied the New York Cheap Store
I'm Texas street, betty cen Market and Edwards sly.
oct2O NJ LEVY.
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ngMORE NEW GOODSLr

n HAVE lust returned again from the city with
new and handsome we'll selected stock Of Win
fer Goods, consisting in part lot Fine Fancy and Stap
Goods of every style and quhity. | call the attention
Of the ladies' in particular and request them 70 call ant
examine the goods as selected them with great car
and thew cannot be surpasbed ir Shreveport NJ,
motto il small profits and Quick sales. Come one
come ALL and get bargains, a ! am determined not {
Be undersod A word to th.s gentlemen IN regard Y
NV clothing and furnishing toods--come and exam
inc the goods for yourselvesj and he convinced tina
they are the best sTer brought TO this place
10 w. MARKS.
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Selling OF, tR Remove!

MIS- w tlLLh,
OrFERs her entire stock bf Goods to the pub C.
"a lie AT COST! GS
u Her reason for selling put, is that the propert!
she is now occupying is forisale, and not wishing t
remove her goods she will s!ll them without reserve
She has just returned from New York with larg
and well selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
consisting in part Of dress silks, cashmeras deaines
ginghams calicoes, domesti$s straw silk, velvet
tin, Neapolitan and chip Bo4nets; silk velvet, satin
broadcloth and merino coaAls; fats hats ana bonneu
for infants and misses Of Thu latest Styles perfumery
TOYS iewelry and large assortment Of Jaconet ant
Swiss Edgings and Bands, dollars, undersieeves anc
sets; dress trimmings and fringe in great variety.
fact every article usually found in Fancy Dry Good
Store. White Goods Of every description
By referring another cofumn you will see the ad
vertisemen for the sale OF thu house she now occupies
She will be found at her old stand on Texas street
next door to Ed Eberstadt. movie
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r-sPRING & SUMMER GOODS!-aT
Again Ahead of all the IfadG!
The CHEAPEST and Best 9tooA - Ao"n'

e1E SPRING d SUMNER GOOD0!-6hT
AGAIN Ahead of all the Trade!
m,e c5EAPEST and Best Stock IN Town!
A. WINTER,
TRxAs STREET, SHREVEPORT,
IN HAS Just received per steamers Lucy IIoi- a.
~ combe, Lecomte, Grand DUKE any ~ N
i 9rouro an extensive and complete STOCK Of opnhi
- Summer Goods, direct from the manufacturers
itad n nerson expressly for the Shreveport mar
~ including ali the latest and most fashionable
'e FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
rt1o+bPng. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
rhis stack being the freshest anu most compete
Stown is well worthy the attention 81 an pu[cnasgI
III NAV rest assured that they will be sold at LOWER
kPRfCES than other mouse can oli0 '''Ni 4+s s
stock will be found:
Jacnnet Dresses, new style;
Rebes a Les; Robes Deux Jupes;
Toile de Bretagne; printed Linen Lawns
Check Bingham; French Bnllantlne;
MOSQUITO Bar Muslin; Bobinet, all coors;
Cahcoes. of every description and price;
Plain and fancy Sun mer Silks of all kinds
Barege, new styles FDrgandies; fancy robes
4 Flounced and embei Adered robes;
Swiss, Tarleton, ma and cross bard musins,
Fancy Prints, plaids, Alpacas;
Plain and fancy velvets and saunsi
Dress trimmings, edgings, iouncing, insertlngi
Wells. undersleves, chemisetts, hoop skirts;
Embroideries laces, belts, ribbons;
! Handkerchiefs, parasols, sunshades, umbrellas;
Artificial flowers, fans, hosiery, gloves;
Superior sewing silk, spoon cotton and thread;
Ladies' and misses bonnetS and gypsy hats;
French and English merinos;
Linens and drillings, all kinds;
Cottonade, kerseys, linseys, Geo, stnpesi
Lowells bleached domestics, denims, drills;
Planters, linen, brown linen, sheetng, shifting;
Broadcloth, cashmere, satinet. jeans, tweedsi
Flannels of all kinds, canton flannel, bed ticking;
Blanketsof all sizes and coors, counterpanesi
Every description of plantation goods.
CLOT H N G:
Super black, brown, grey aud fancy spring t"eeds
leans and other Dress rock, office, business and sal
coats paletots overcoats; monkey and other jackets
super black merno, drap d'ete, doeskn plaln and ran
rv cashmere, drilling, nen cottonade, Jeans and al
ther kinds of panaloons; plain and fancy silk SATIN
spush linen marseilles, tweed aud all other kinds Of
vests Youths and boys clothing. Linen and cot
ION Shirts Checks hickory and flannel SHIRTS oil al
Kinds; merno and cotton undershirts and drawers
hosiery and gloves of all kinds, mems and boys nat
md caps OF all kinds and sizes trunks, carpet bags ant
yaices. Every description of gents furnishing goods
Boots. Shoes and Brogans for ladies' men and boys
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Also-A large and complete assortment OF fancy
md staple Groceries, Plantation Stores, Hardware
sCutery Glassware, Queensware, etc, etc. TO all OF
which the attention of my old patrons and the puont
lis solicited Gmarch9I A. WINTER
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Encourage Southern Manufacturers

Wish to Put Down Northern Abohtionists
JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN,
"a Has opened mandatory in Shreve- ESzS2ST
~ port. on Texas street, near Edwards, I-Qe
Sign of the Military saddle) for the purpose OF man
|nfacturing every description of ssaddIery aMd
Harness, which he will guarantee to be superior
10 any brought here for sale from the Abolition States
lie respectfully soicits share of public patronage
ceiling assured Of his ability to give satisfaction,
Constantly on hand general assortment of every
trticle in the Saddery and Harness line, which vii
ne sold low for cash, or city acceptance.
REPAIRING DONE with neatness and despatch, ant
nj the lowest prices. maya