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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

SERIOUS AFPRAY-We learn from the Goldsboro'
Tribune of Goth inst. that aray occurred in New
Hope district, Wayne county, few days previous to
above date, between Mr. Hays and MIR. Kelly, IN
which Hays stabbed Kelly severely if not fatally But
little hope is entertained of his recovery Hays has
been arrested. Cause-too much bad whiskey.
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HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM.

EXPRESS GOODS.
I UST RECEIVED AND OPENED THIS DAY our new
style Gents Dress Moeskn Hats of elegant shape and
finish, to which we invite attention.
We have also received handsome assortment of Six
Velvet and Blue CothArmy and Navy patterns and
sizes for Gents and Youths together with
4 NEW STYLE OF SOFT HAT
of the finest texture. We offering these new goods at
our reduced cash prices being determined close cur
stock nearly possible before getting Spring pu
chases. CHAS D. MYERS
Jan. 10 1880
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FIRE:-DIsTnLERY BURNT.-The 'Iurpentine Stills
belonging to Mr.. Owen Fillyaw, above the Rail Road
Depot was discovered on fire about II o'clock last night
The three Stills and fixtures were soon burnt down. and
the Rosin which had been made during the day was
consumed-loss estimated at about 81 900. No insu-
rance Supposed to be the work of incendiares.
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P.P r. r.
PARKS PRIoKLY PLAsTERs

They soohe pain protect the chest they extract
the impurities soreness from the system
they npart strength they divided sections yield
to the motion OF the they porous all impure
cretons pass off and they cannot become offensive hence
are freely worn ten times longer than any other plaster and
are cheaper at rs cents than others at 10. Where these
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Proliucts of Dom RIVE

friend has placed at our disposal list of the prn-
cipa products of the Deep River Country 1t is as fol-
lows:
Coal, Tronore Soapstone, Red stone, Yellow free
stone Misone Grit. grind stone Grit, Bricks, Ship Tim
Der, Slaves White oak heading, Cotton WOOL Tobacco,
Flour Wheat Hay Oats Irish Potatoes Fruit Dried fruits,
Whiskey Brandy, Butter, Honey, Poultry, Cattle.
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Sas~ We have from Messrs. Merrill & Pierce and
also from Mr. Kelley, copies of Harper for February
The illustrated articles are Washington at Morris
town, Folies of Fashion," " La Plata" " The Vr
gnians 1t appears to be quite an interesting number
Price Is cents.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-The Quaker City from
Tehuantepc with California dates and passengers of
the 5th, ;'rved here today The latter was brought
down by the Golden Gate from San Francisco.
The Call urnia legislature had organized by eectng
Mr.. Stratton speaker The Lecompton democrats had
a laroe majority in both branches
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

5~The steamship Black Worrior arrived at N. Y rk
on the 2Oth from New Orleans via Havana with dates
from the latter port to the 18th inst. She brings no
news of importance
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model speech II .l,e missouri Leglslatsslre.

80.
We find the following in the reports Of the proceed
ings of the Missouri legislature on Friday the 7h inst
1t will at once to the reader OF Mr. Ptts speech
that he u.s. his name would imply averitabe descend
and Of Lord Chatham. His chief resemblance to that
distinguished orator is said to consist in the possession
of two legs and a head with nose on it. Read MIR.
Pitts speech. Mr.. Pitt offered the following:
Resoved That the Speaker be authorized to cause to
be printed and posted, hundred bills announcing the
9Th OF January, 1859
Mr.. Abney-I move to lay that resolution on the Ia
BILE.
Mr.. Pitt-Mr Speaker this House passed resolutions
sir, to celebrate, in appropriate manner the 9Th OF
January. This is a resolution simply asking that no
tice be given to the public of that day We have de-
clared intention, and now, when we come to publish
it, gentleman suddenly seized with the retrench
ment grpes, and squirms around like long red worm
on pin hook. Laughter. Gentlemen keep continu-
ally talking about economy l. myself do not believe in
tying the public purse with cobweb str ngs but when
retrenchment comes in contact with patriotism it
sumes the form of smalness." Such economy is like
that of Old Skinint who had pair OF boots made for
his little boy without solos, that they might last longer
Laughter. / reverence " the day we celebrate" 1t
traught with "reminiscences the most srrlng 1t brings
to mind of the grandest events recorded in let
tiers of living fire upon the walls of the temple OF fame
by the strong right arm Of the god of war! On such
occasions should rise above party lines and political
distinctions lnever fought under the banner OF Old Hick
ory but " by the eternal wish had. Laughter and
applause If the old horse here now, he would
not know bis own children from the side of Josephs
coat of many colors-Whigs, Know NOthings, Demo
Gratis, hard soft boiled scrambled and fried Lncontes
Douglastes and blatherskites | belong to no party
free, unbrided unsadded in the political pasture
Like bobtailed bull in fly time, charge around in the
high grass and fight my own flies Great laughter
Gentlemen let show liberaty patriotic occa-
sons. Why, some men have patriotism than
that you could stuff in the eye of knitting needle
Let not squeeze five cents till the eagle on it squeals
like locomotive old maid. Let print the bills
and inform the country that full of patriotism
as Illinois swamps of tadpoles. Laughter don't
believe in doing things by halves Permit me- Mr..
Speaker to make poetical quotation from of our
noblest authors
love to see the grass among the red May roses,
old gray horse for when he goes he goSeS
Conyusive laughter.
After the above speech the House refused to lay the
resolution the table.
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Capt. Wilkes, Renort.

We learn from private source, that the copy of the
above report, forwarded to Gov. Ellis by Hon. Warren
Wnsow Lad been received and that was expected t.
be sent in to the Legislature on the Goth inst.
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WAsH1NGTON, Jan. oath, 1884.

On Friday the 2lst, difficulty occurred between
Senators Douglas and Fitch, while the Senate in
executive session. 1t has been amicaby settled. 1t is
reported that Mr.. Fitch retracted.
The proceedings of the House Saturday were IN
imnOrtant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

WINTER. IN FLoR1DA,-The st. Augustine (Fla.)
Examiner, in article the weather in Florida the
present winter says We have had frost as yet this
winter and have green tomatoes and every specie
of vegetable hourshng in our gardens, and flowers IN
abundance. Doors and windows open and bright sum-
mer weather. y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

Gun POWDER ExPLosIoN.-An explosion occurred at
DuPont's gun powder mills, Wilmington, Del, on the
goth inst, killing Jas. Gibbons and John Grant The
shock is Sid to have been felt in Philadelphia Pa A
large quantity of powder was ignited
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

Some PoRK-Mr. H. E. Smith, of Sampson County
informs US that he slaughtered hog the 18th nst
35 months old, which weighed 500 lbs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

contains the valedictory of Nath NJ Swank, Esq, who
retires from the Editorial management of that paper
The Eapress hereafter to be under the sole control of
Mr. Davenport, formerly of the Nea0bern Erpress"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

MOURNING DRESS GOODS. Mouslin de Lans Me
WI rnos, Cashmeres Apaeas, Tamise Cloth Bombazines
DeBege Canton Cloth, Mohar, Prints and Silks For sale
by [Jl4] j. S. WILLIAMS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

j. G. Borden Esqr., Of Godsboro', has been appoint
| ed Mail A gent, from Wilmington, n o.. to Richmond
| Va in place of Rufus Edmondson, Esqr., resigned.
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From, California.

The Overland mail arrived at ST. Louis with Caor-
MIA dates to the oath ul The news is unimportant-
Frazer River was frozen over and atsuferng among
the miners feared.
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Opinions of the Supreme Court.

By PEARSON, GU. In doe er dem Nixon New
bold, from Perquimans !; judgment affirmed. Also, in
State Us Wright from Richmond venire de mouo.--
Also, in State Simmons, from New Hanover, decar-
ing that there is no error.
By BATTLE, J. In Gregory Dozier, from Camden,
affirming the Judgment Also in Simmons v Morse
from CurrtucF uenire de nouo. Also in State Jen.
kins, from Gate directing the judgment to be affirmed
ceived offer from Placide, the manager of the New
Orleans Varieties, TO play there six weeks for Sc 600
So says the New York News though there is probably
one cipher too many on the figure oferedit is more
likely 5000.
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superior Court.

The special term Of the Superior Court of Law and
Equity for this county its sessions here
day, His Honor Judge Heath on the bench.
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North Carolina Legislature.

B1g~We are indebted to Hon. Warren Winslow for
valuable public documents.
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THE BEST LINIMENT IN THE WORLD.
NF ERCHANT'S CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL, Just
VI received and for sale in Wilmington, N. c. Cat
cents, so CENTS and 81 per botle wholesale and retail by
DRAKE Il McI4N.
N B-Call and get an Almanac for 1859 gratis, with @
tlmonials of its wonderful cures
Dec. Goth, 1858. S9&l7-6w
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4 ECEIVED PER SCFIR. A. j. DeROSSET- Pink.
IL Eye Planting Potatoes Beets Onions Turnps Obb
N o. Sugar. For sale by
L. B. HUGGINS & SONS,
Jan. 10. S. E. Corner Market and Second Streets
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pLACK THIBIT WOOL d CANTON CRIP'D SHAWIS.
- For Sale by [Jl4] j. S. WILLIAMS.
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~ REEN WHITE, YELLOW, BLUE RED FLANNEL.
W For sale by [Jl4] j. S. WILLIAMS.
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SENATE.

Bills introduced BY MIR. Humphrey, concerning
the town of Wilmington, and concerning the New Rv-
er Navigation Company by Mr.. Mcdowell, cedng
jurisdiction to the United States in the purchase of
tract of land on the Cape Fear River for site for
Pest House by Mr. Edney, to amend the charter of
the Greenville and French Broad Railroad Company
Mr. Bledsoe to authorize the sale Of State bonds for
certain purposes by Mr.. Gilmore, to repeal the 33d
section OF the constitution relative to justices of the
peace.
The following private bills passed their second and
third readings: change the name of Normal Col
lege" to Trinity College," &C.; to incorporate the
Raleigh Gas Light Company also, the Newbern Gas
Light Company to incorporate the Atlantic Mutual
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Carolina City
to incorporate the trustees of the Kenansyie Male
Academy to incorporate Clinton Lodge a. Y M to
incorporate the Dawson Steamboat Company to in
corporate the Cape Fear and Ocean Steam Navigation
Company; to incorporate the Wilmington Hotel Com
pany; to incorporate the Goldsboro Mutual Insurance
Company to amend the charter of the town of Kenans-
vile to incorporate the Newbern and Baltimore Steam
ship Company the bill relative to the town of Will
mington.
The vote, by which was rejected the bill to establish
the Bank OF North Carolina yesterday was recon
sidered, and the bill placed on the file.
The bill relative to piotage on the Cape Fear River
and the Bar, was called up on motion of Mr.. Mcdowell
amended, and passed its second and third readings
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Today in the House, no bills were introduced The
House proceeded to consider the bill to charter Rail-
road from Greensboro to Dan River Coalfelds A
number Of amendments were rejected, and the bill
passed.
The House then took up a bill to create freehold
homestead, and discussed it for some time The bill
passed its third reading-yeas, 60; nays A. Mesars
Purde and Meares from your section, in favor of
the bill.
The bill to establish the Bank of Salisbury was then
taken up A number of amendments were rejected but
the bill did not come to final vote before adjournment
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MULLETS.
~ BBLS. LARGE AND FAT. For sale by
{eD Jan, 18th ZENO FL. GREENE.
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=,z---r The undersigned have this dayen.
SSsEnEEssF tered into copartnershp under the
=aIsSA2aAAa2z name and style of STEWARD &
JEWELL, at the old stand Of Nj. F. T. Steward,when
they intend to manufacture and keep hand all kinds
of vehicles, such as CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HAIRS
&C., and also carry on a General Repairing Shop
Particular attention will be paid to the Repair Gar
riages and Buggies in the way OF painting, trimming
WOO and iron work.
Their prices will be in accordance with the Won
ordered 20 be executed-rough and ready or done
right. Believing, as they do that the cheapest pn
work is not the cheapest, they will urge the nece'
of doing work well and receiving liberal Prce iof ~
same All such work will be warranted. Such W0'1
as has established prices it will be done oT 'g1
prices and no other and done in a manner thai VIII
reflect credit on the workmen, well as give sl,'9
ton to their patrons Should rough and ready 7.
be ordered doneiH no case will they be resPons0s"
its durability. All new work warranted for one yeal
They are also prepared to manufacture ana Ig
on the shortest notice every description Oh hAhl'Ag
Referenees-J. w. Markham, A. J, Hlicheoca, "
J G.. Battle Shreveport June w. loo- -
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Lea & LeaYitt's Patent Circular Saw Mills

With Norcross' Rocker Boxes, and Stearn's Patent
Eccentric Head Block.
THIS MILL is fully one-third stronger both III
i iron and wood work, and is much superior to,
and has given better satisfaction than any Circular
Mill heretofore in use. Norcross' patent consists in
suspending the saw that it can have liberal VI
bration and when thrown out of line will recover It
self by the action of the driving belt and the arrange
ment Of the parts by which it is sustained while at the
same time the labour has lateral play in its boxes,
and is made to fit close with the shoulders to prevent
the oil from getting out while in operation, matter
of great imporance--the motion is rapid in circu-
lar saw mills Stearns' patent consists in enabling
one man to move the log on the ways with ease and
with accuracy, thereby saving one mans wages, and
making better work than mills with the usual screw
head blocks.
Twenty-Five of these Mills in store ready for deiv-
ery with Saws from AZ to 70 inches in diameter; also
several Double Mills with Top Saws, and full assert
ment of the "Young America iron frame Mills fol
sale by S. ii. GILMAN,
as 20 Graver street, New Orleans.
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MILLER q NORRIS,

MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Of the best qualities and m quantities T. suit whole
sale or retail dealers.
Books and Statonery-A complete assortment.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes-Very heavy stock.
Brushes Of every description.
Pure Wines, Brandies and Sprits-fhc best IN me
market.
Fancy Articles in great variety
Pen and Pocket Knives, Razors, Razor Srops, Scls-
sors etc.-Which we import direct from the manu-
facturers in England.
Fine Shot Guns, Pistols, and fixtures complete.
Fishing Tackle--Eyery style.
Perfumery and Toilet Artices-the very choicestva-
rieties.
Window Glass and Physicians Glassware.
Tobacco, Snuff.
Spices Of alI kinds.
Fresh Garden Seeds, of all kinds.
Wall Paper, Wrapping Paper, etc.
Surgical Instrumeuts--fne assortment.
Musical instruments and Sheet Music.
1t would be impossible to enumerate the different
articles we keep for sale; suffice it TO say that Phys
clans Merchants Planters and others, whose interes
tits to buy articles Of the BEST QUALITY in our line
will on an examination find our stock very large ant
complete at all times, and that facilities for filling
orders from wholesale or retail buyers on the hes
terms, are not exceed. Pains will be taken to Civ
any information desired as the prices and qualile
of oar goods. MILLER d MORhIo,
January 5, 1859 Texas street, Shreveport.
U
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a. j. HITCHCOCK's

Corner of Texas and Edwards streets, Shreveport
z-,Fz=y Fz-z=.yusass The undersigned having pur-
4Szzff fE y sssSs4@f1s chased this well known es-
E4E2I&aN8L III Enlistment and putin fine
order throughout informs his friends and the public
generally that he is prepared to accommodate them
at all times with saddle horses, buggies, hacks carr
apes etc. of the best description, and reasona-
HE terms as they can be had any other establish
ment. Horses will be kept by the month"; week, day,
or single feed. Gentlemen from the country, wish
ing to visit New Orleans, any point the river, by
leaving their animals with US, have them careful
y and faithfully attended to- My ostIers are expert
enced and attentive and are ready day and night to
attend to the warts of customers.
Horses bought and sold. Horses and Mules sold on
commission.
Thankful for the patronage extendedto the late firm
respectfully solicit continuance thereof, pedglng
myself to do all in my power to merit it
iun1I A. ]. HITCHCOCK.
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JOY TO THE LADIES!
lzg- THE GOODS HAVE ARRIVED J! -kEF

~ AFTER a long delay the river the lHl6 |
nv Fashionable Fall Goods, lIllNIl
A5Ss have at last arrived at this port and l :" "
feel pleasure in now being enabled to offer to the
citizens OF Shreveport and surrounding country one OF
the BEST and largest assoments OF Fresh Goods ever
brought to this market. Having been in the city Of
New York ever since MAY last, during which time
had ample opportunity to watch that great mart, can
insure my Goods to be of the Very --latest EashiOns,
and can sell them at the CHEAPEST PRICE.
In selecting the stock, | had an eye single to the
Ladies Dress Goods Department,
which you will find unusually complete, embracing:
Ginghams, i'll endless Variety
Fancy and salet cold Delaines, Cashneres;
English and French Merinos;
Black and Fancy Silks, in pieces and patterns;
Robes Quille Robes Alaye;
Dabaje Travers; Chall6s dc 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 and
bleached Shirtings and Sheetngs Jeans, kerseys,
Lowells Cassimeres, blue, red, grey and hne white
bed Blankets, and great variety OF other goods TOO
numerous to mention.
To the Gentlemen | would mention the old pro-
verb oftsa that giters is not gold"' 80 It IS with
CLOTHING. 1t is all good and well made Cloth
ing because it looks well from the distance: but come
to NV store and examine for ourseit, and am salts
fed that Won will not be deceived, you will find
good Plain and Fancy Clothing, made up under my
own supervision in New York, and il you buy any OF
them YOU will not have to visit the tailor shop the
next day to get your ripped clothing mended but the
best of all is the, price, which able to put down
LOWER than any other house in town.
A very large stock of Shirts, Hats, Boots, Shoes and
Fancy Goods has also arrived direct from the north
ern cities to all Of which invite attention and solicit
your patronage.
Cali soon and get bargains, and l hope you will
/ nevet leave dissatisfied the New York Cheap Store
on Texas street, between Market and Edwards sts.
Y oct20 NJ. LEVY.
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Crane,s Metallic Rnrial Caskets.

TINE undersigned having purchased Inc e1'!.s
i right of selling these beautiful and ce h b.,
Burial Baskets in Shreveport and Caddo parish "a.
lust received and will keep on hand very large 4.
sortment embracing every size, which will be 'o3 d.
very low priees-less than the ordinary c9la'
offer this casket to the public feeling eondea, s,
is superior to any case now in use for beauty N
elaborate and artistic finish, simplicity IN lni s,,
II is highly decorated, has unique silver mGann u
perfectly air-tight, and affords entire 1leg # ne
body the top Of the casket being constructs s,s
finest French plate glass; renders it the mos, oog
case ever invented. Beautiful metallic caPs oonrta
glass, and secure the case FROM damage Oh u'''~
any external pressure. ri. ,,.se, sc
All orders promptly attendedt TO- no s Sai notce.
ready for delivery or shipment a moi4gi5 Co.,
iulv7-1v Corner of Texas and McNeI2~---
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Lexington Livery Stable.

a1FH k-S1--sgEg TIE undersigned having bulIl
E8SSSi ~ 4e s5STzaE- large brick Livery Stable
S1S&l&aI&EldZ on Texas Street, just above
Market St. are prepared to supply thetraveling pub
lie with horses buggies, hacks and carriages Horses
will be kept by the day or month The services OF
experienced ostlers have been procured and every
effort will be made to give satisfaction to those who
favor us with their patronage. Persons leaving theil
horses with US may rely spoa strict attention tc
their interests Our stables will be amply supplied
with the best proyender that the country or New Or
leans will afford.
Horses will be sold, or purchased on commission.
March 80 1889 POWELL & BAYLISS.
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Saline an t0 ReTanYei

nOFFERs her entire stock Of Goods to the pub On
HH lie AT COSTS ~
Ia Her reason for selling out is that the property
She is now occupying is for salR and wishing to
remove her goods she will sell them without reserve
she has lust returned from New York with large
and well selected stock of
DRY G GODS,
consisting in part Of dress silks cashmeres delanes
einghams cacoes, domestics; straw, silk, velvet,
IN Neapolitan and chip Bonnes; silk, velvet satin
broadcoth and merno cloaks fats, hats ana bonnets
for infants and misses Of the latest styles; psrfumery
toys, ewelry, and large assorment Of Jaconet and
Swiss Edgings and Bands, cotiars, rnderseeves and
sets; dress trimmings and fringe in great variety In
fact every article usually found IN Fancy Dry Goods
Store. White Goods Of every description.
By referring another column you will see the ad-
yertisemen for the sale of the house she new occupies
She will be found at her old stand Texas street
next door to Ed Eberstadt. novlO
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DAILY LINE.
nEFOnr Horse POSt-COaCheS..A T

S54zSA Q. $. Mill. -
From Shreveport to Alexandria,
Via Keachi, Mansfield, Natchitoches, Cloutierville
Cotile, &c. Through in 60 hours.
THIS line is stocked with new post coaches of the
i best description, combining all the latest i'm
provements, the unsurpassed in the south
west and the drivers experienced and careful men,
who will do every thing in their power to accommo-
date passengers.
The stages leave the Commercial Hotel, Shreve-
port every morning at O'Clock.
Stage office at the Commercial Hotel, Shreveport;
and at the posoffices in Keach Mansfield, Natchi-
toches, and Cotile. J.B. & w. w. PRICE,
decS-3m Proprietors.