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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-25
New Orleans Il Shreveport Packet.
e4g- EVERY ALTERNATE Thursday
New Orleans & Shreveport Packet.


(rg9iaa7zo a The SUPERIOR fast running steamboat
slssaz7 tafflF JUDAH ,FOURO, CHARLES w
- EWING, master, III. s. Heth, clerk,
will leave for New Orleans ON SATURDAY, 12th Feb
ruary, Immediately after the arrival Of the stages and
every alternate Saturday thereafter during the entire
season; Qeavng New Orleans the following Satur.
days taking passengers and freight for Coushatta
Grand Bayou Campte Grand Ecore, Cotile, ST. Mau-
rices Alexandria, and all Intermediate landings The
Judah Touro has been purchased expressly for the
packet trade, has commodous cabins, spacious state
rooms, and is elegantly furnished, and for comfort
safety and good accommodations is unsurpassed by
any boat in the trade Her officers will pay strict per
sona attention TO any business entrusted to the boat
and make of every effort give atsfaction. For
freight passage, apply on board. janl9
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RlreainS! RargainSl

XXTE are now offering 10 Planters. who wish to
w ticipate the wants Of nexr season, our large
stock of Negro Blankets, kerSeys and Palms. 1t New
York Cost with 10 If cent. added for expenses.
nn43t CHTLDERS e. BEARD
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g20O Reward

WILL be given tor the discovery Of the following
w described articles, stolen from the Off +.
l.. Frank, on TIE night Of the 23d February:
] Diamond set, EARRINGS and pin, IN form Of ring,
set with small diamonds aud rubies.
fine gold se earrings and pin, set with pearls and
rubies One stone at the end Of the pin is missing.
% sets earrings and pins Of different Styles but all
! of French and German manufacture.
fine broad heavy Necklaces, Is k gold, with red
coral crosses in round form attached
/ fine gold Necklaces, of round shape, with gold
crosses, aud with black jet cross.
| Ladies' Guard Chains Of fine gold.
T Gents Vest Chains, in shape OF knobs
/ Shawl Pins, one with garnet stone, and one with
coral stone The pins very large
/ IL or % gold Bracelets OF which two have cameo
SETS one is broad and very heavy the others OF plain
shape with carved flowers.
80 Gents Breast Pins consisting OF pins with white,
red and pearl stones, masonic, anchor and railroad pms
Gold Lockets, three with TWO glasses and the 81
with glass.
| p dozen Silver Extension Pen and Pencil Holders,
several pens missing.
| 10 Gold Pen and Pencil Holders.
Several dozen Gold Keys, in form Of hunters dogs,
compass, keys, etc.
ter in form of sheep dogs, horses &c, with garnet
stones turning.
I Watches. III brass cases Some in the form Of
magic cases.
2 dozen Gold and Silver Sleeve Buttons, Of plain
gold, etc. and many dHerent aiHctes too uuIiGiou7
10 mention to the value of four five thousand dol
lars. The goods is manufactured of the best gold,
either IA or l8 karat marchS
Several Desirable Residences For Sale.
- The following desirable Town Property Is offer
Eza5a ed for sale very low and on liberal terms:
Lots No /, 2 3 and 4, in block 38, corner Of Fan
min and Edwards streets, with comfortable dwelling,
kitchen, dining room, six servants rooms, two chs
terms, and other necessary Improvements, large gar
den, with the finest fruit trees.
Also--Lots No. 2 8, 4 and s. in block on Texas
street. with good Improvements underground cisterns,
outhouses, etc. Lots 2, 3 and under a rent OF
S 100 per annum NOS i vacant lot.
Also-Lots Is and rs, in block So on Spring st.,
with improvements under rent of $500 per annum. :
Also Lot No. ?, in block B. Travis street, with
improvements, under rent Of ST. per MONTH
Also--Lots ard u, in block 4, on Travis street
unmproved. Also, several dnimproved ols IN differ
ent parts Of the town. For particulars, apply to
al Mrs. D. HEINE
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Just Received.

A LARGE assortment Of Hollow Ware, Timed
n and Enameled Sauce Pans, Glue and Preserve
Kettles Fry Pans, Coffee Roasters, Tea Kettles, fan
cy 9ronzed and Japanned Dog Irons, Sad Irons and
Stands, Waffle Irons, Foot-scrapers, Cistern Pumps
and Malable Iron Pipe, summer Charcoal Furnaces
Also an addition to our stock of Stoves.
mh9 COOK & TROEGEL.
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l. NJ. NIITT


/ 4 TTORNEY At LAW, Shreveport, La.--Will
~ practise in the of the Parishes of Caddo,
Bossler Claiborne and Bienyile. silly
JAS I. wEEMs HEATH.
WEEMS & HEATH,
4 TFQRNEYS AT LAW Shreveport La.-Will
"A practice in the parishes of Caddo Bossier and
DeSotu
References-Messrs. A B. James & Co., Holmes Il
Clauss, Hall, Kemp & Co., w A Gasuuet Esq. VIM.
H. Smith & Co, Richards, Slocomb & Co., Prtchard
Flower, Robertson & McDougal, New Orleans;
Fuqua & kilbourne, Clinton, La, Abel J. Norwood
East FeIicana july7
HARMON A DREW. J. H. FITZPATRICK.
DREW i FITZPATRICK,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport, Louisiana
"a viii practice in the courts of DeSoto, Caddo
BOssier, Bienville and Claiborne. Office in Office
Row, Market street. m6-tf
J. G. BEALL
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Shreveport La. Office, Market street. jan24
MUNDY & SMITH,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport and Mans
IA field, La. Will give prompt attention to any
business entrusted to them in northern Louisiana.
REFER TO
Smith & Brother, New Orleans.
Taylor & Hadden,
Rugeey, Blair & Co.
White, Smith g. Baldwin, Shreveport
Col. E. II. Crosby, Keachie. oct8
JOHN w. JONES,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Shreveport, La. Will practice in the district
courts Of Caddo, DeSoto, Bossier, and the supreme
court at Monroe and Alexandria novl4
B. L. HODGE,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N Shreveport, La. Will give strict attention to bus
mess in the District Courts Of Caddo, DeSoto and
8ossier, and the Supreme Court of Louisiana. apps
W. B. benson,
A TTORNEY AT Law, Shreveport, Louisiana
n Will practice in courts of Caddo, DeSoo and
BoSsler parishes mayls
w. L. SHARKEY,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW-WiIl practice his pro-
IN fession in the district courts Of Carroll Mad-
son, and Tensas parishes and the supreme court at
New Orleans. Office at present at Millikens bend.
VIM. F. Y. BENNETT,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Mansfield, DeSoto Pa
1 " IRISH, Louisiana feb24
L. C. BASS,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ Sherman, Grayson county, Texas. Will practice
the OF Lamar and surrounding counties. Strict
| attention paid TO land claims. june2
DRs. WILLIAMS & GRAY,
II AVING associated themselves in the practice of
II Medicine, may be found at their office on Mar
ket street july2l
DocToRs GEORGE & CUTLIFF,
HAVING associated themselves in the Practice of
Ii Medicine, would respectfully offer their services
branch of their profession the citizens of
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Succession Sale,

Succession of Observation-Disclosures, deceased.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parsh Of Caddo, Dis
- trict Court. BY virtue of writ of sale to me
directed by the Honorable District Court Of the
parish of Caddo will be sold at the market house il:
The town Of Shreveport, between the hours of 10
o'clock, A NJ, and o'clock r. NJ,
On WEDNESDAY, June 18th. 1859,
Lot No thirteen 49, in block No fty-eight (5S,)
situated in the townof Shreveport, aud belonging
the succession Of Jeanette Wiseuor, deceased.
TERMs-One-t cash; oue-thrd on a credit I'M
til the Ist day of January 1861 aud one-third on
credit until the lst day Of January, 1861 the pur-
chaser to give notes with approved personal security
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from day
Of sale until paid, and special gage to be re-
tanned on the lot. H. HUNSICKER,
NIL Aucliuneer.
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4 TTORNEY At LAW, Shreveport La.--Will
n practise in the of the Parishes of Caddo,
Bossier, Claiborne and Bienye. silly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-26
Ayer'sSarSaparilla


compound remedy. in which We have Ia
hurNd a. produce the most e4fsctual Alternative
that can IA made. II Is a concentrated extract
Of Para sArsaiArilla, - oomhineI with other
substances % still greater alicrativc power A.
u a'ord an ctf,ctive antiJote flr thu diseases
Sarsaparilla Is rpu;cd to eurc. IL Is bcllsVcd
that such remedy i wanted by tho-e who
safgI fru'n strimous complaints. and that ono
winch Will accomplish thor cure must pruVc
OF imincnsc servlcc In thu. large elias of cur
afflicted fellow citizens. How cursplctclv tbs
c"mPuund Will Il. .. -. b,cn proven by cxpOr-
uncnt on many 81 the worst ca-s-s - u found
81 the fo,lowing complaint
ScSoFUiA AND So.0rruars CoxPtAr~rS,
hRrrrioNs AID kHurtivr DsEAsEs. uicEns,
ftSrths, BiorCtis, IrNoRs. SALT RlirvN
ScALp uENr. SYTHitis AND SNruiLrric Ar
TEcfioNs, MEHryWIAL nisEAsE. nEnI-r, NM
hAtSA Oh Ig DovtpvEEUN. nHHttIrY, prx.
rErsiA AND lNpiGTSuoN. ERNssrTLNs. RnsE
on Sr. ASrHoNY's fItE, and indeed thu whole
ola'> 4 complaints arising frum IxrvEFyY ca
rBE Bln0D.
This compound viii b. found a great rro-
motor ~ health. when taken .n thc .laing. 70
exp -lc foul humos, which ie>tst lii the
t4ood A. that ~1asUu ~ tbs YEAR. by the timc-
~ expulsion of tl,u many ranking disorders
~ "ir'-d o. g. Nul'i'udcs can. by
the aiu 80 va ...=g ia, nav lsr- ftufu
the cndufanl, ~ . .rrfiiaus and uic,fu,i,
S1fcs. Though y l 8 tn, system win strive %
III st-,G oi clIrlVt.lfs, n MT assiste,! Ia do
tbs through the natural channels OF the body
by az Alternative medicine. Clcausc out the
N'laici blood Whenever you hud - inpur,tic.
bursting through the skin IN V3nplcs. ,ruftiun.,
or -1gt~ cleanse ~ when YOU Eud 10 4. Oh
.ru ~ and sluggish ia III. veins cleans. u
whenever q - foul. and vO',g fyhng, will tell
YOU Nhon. LVn where uo particular disorder
l. fit ~ Vl" r',i'' i hCalth. and I've
l9nr,' ilr clear,lnr 'h, t'1d Keep the
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ENrLERiS HOTEL.

lux 'sssefieer woen re- pscusIly spnousce
~ 'ae fsbsie ,saf he has lAkeu he Hr'rl
&apsu a. Daniel Enicgs uolsl. IN sAspAsf.,-
az p -. fscu f''altv Nifripfa.
49, EhEE.E shau atal tira~ te supr' ',t
N'a 70 'est az market auofs. n- sf.Efs
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~ a. 'SsiirH'ivn 10 basiac.s snl desire tu
r.ra-e' (" ueili ADD receive a Ht,tai share oi
Ptblic P4IChRE-
WV, LANBRlGUr Proprietor.
ShsFhcfs.'uwn ApfI - 'ss-u
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Private Entertainment.

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CARD .tISICAL.
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WASHING MACHINES

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d % HuliG s DAVIS ws.tirs siscatr~ o. /.
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SAPI lNGTnN HOTEL.

SAPI iNGT0N HOTEL.
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arf affective snt b. Term. ,hsi b. maze ia
suit zoe uhigs.
JAMES JAMS.
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''a. 70 t>|'' PwPt'-tot.
The GARTER House."
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1t-rry "a cvcfs respect f'''' a.
Respectfully
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-29
Anticipated ImsurrectuOn.

The editor of this paper, and the agents
of the Western Book Concern, are indicted
in one of the Counties of Virginia, for pub
fishing and circulating matter calculated
to produce an insurrection among the
slaves. The matter complained of was
something in the Western Christian Ad
vocate," some time last fall.
We learn from reliable authority, that
in the county aforesaid there are fourteen
slaves IN all. It is but reasonable to sup
pose that in this number there may be t.Oo
adult men and tVo adult women. On the
supposition that these men are the hus-
bands of these women, and that the re-
naming ten laves are the children Of these
TWO women and these two men, we have
two families, each containing FIVE children.
who may at any time rise up in rebellion,
and murder. kill, say. put to death, and
otherwise take the lives of the white in
habnants of the county aforesaid. We
are very sorry that anything we have said
or written, or caused To be said or written,
should induce these tsOo coLOred men, ard
tsOo cOiored ,consen and rem coIored children
to rise up and put to death the inhabitants
of the county aforesaid, and thus be guilty
of insurrection and civil war against the
United States of America, and bring upon
our age and nation calamiUies, with which
Don Quixote's encounter with the wind
mill, or Homer's battle of the frogs and
mice dwindles into insigniicance. = West.
Christ. Id.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-29

DR.. RoBAcK's SUctEs have always been in
clined to receive with doubt accounts of wonder-
full cures in desperate cases. with which the proprie-
tors of patent medicines accustomed to garnish
their advertisements, but the eGe produced by the
scandinavian Remedies of this distinguished ed Sw
are so notorious and so amply verified by direct per-
sonal testimony TO put doubt and suspicion of
the question The cures reported by the patients
themselves, comprehend nervous complaints, dys-
pepsia, bilious disorders, fits rheumatism, and al
most every species of disease affecting the stoma
the skin and the organs of respiration. Under these
circumstances have objection in giving
such important facts publicity in columns. Ham
let says, There is more in heaven and earth than is
dreamed of in your philosophy" and every day
vnces that the science of medicine is not the ex-
elusive property of "the faculty. DIR. Roback has
acquired fame and fortune by his successful treat
ment of disease, and his Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills are in general demand. See ADV. slim
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-29
Cincinnati Market.

FRIDAy, March 25.
FLoUR-Thc market has been excessively dull to-
day, and prices, except In the small way, nominal.
Supernne may be quoted at S5 .6U@D575 l.Csl brls.
were receiv ed the last twenty -four hours.
PRovIsroNs-The market was rather easier to-day,
and more dispositions shown to sell. Bacon Should
ers sold at7c, packed. Lard, at Ike.
WHARF.-The market is firm, and prices nj Unchanged
Sales 200 bush. red ut $780, and 100 do fair mixed
SI.27.
CoRN-The demand Is fair, and prices firm at 79@
e0c. snle of $50 bush. at 9Oc delivered.
BARLEY-The market is dull, but prices are not
quotably lower Sales 1900 bush. strictly prime
at 7Gc, and 800 do. good do at 66c.
RYE-A fair demand, and prices are firm at 9Cc
oATs-The market is dull, and Ic lower. Sales
$50 bush. at Gle.
sEED-Ihe demand for clover is very light, and thc
market is dull at IS 75. SuIes of brs this price
Bu1TER-The market is rather dull, with inc creu sed
receipts and prices are tending downward Sales
~ brls. choice roll at 25g2sc.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-29
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Morgan, EGEerton, and the Bres
lin DeG:IscatIOM.

The Columbus journal" has a long
article, showing conclusively, from "the
documents" that both w. D. Morgan and
A. p. Edgerton, as officers in immediate
connection with Breslin, not only ought to
have been. but in fact actually were, fully
aware, as early as November, 1854,
that there was a def cit in the Treasury of
over half million. The censures of these
men upon Gibson, wi ch were deserved,
recoil also with full effect upon themselves,
The absurdity of appointing as Judges in
this case, men who might more properly
have been tried as accomplices after the
fact, or, at least, put on the stand as wit
nesses, is clearly seen from the facts
brought out by this supplementary nyes-
tigation' 1t further appears from this ex-
posure what mere cipher, Mr.. Reemelin,
was content TO be on the investigating g
Committee, and how oblivious he was,
from first to last, of the very points it was
most for the interest ofthe public to have
investigated, and winch was the special
epdeayor of his fellow committeeman to
have concealed.
Morgan not only knew that there was a
large amount of money missing from the
Treasury, as early as the middle Of No
vember, 1854, but he aided Breslin to
cover up the fact, by making a statement
(undel his oath as Auditor) to the Gov
ernor, that there was a balance in the
Treasury of 1884. $50, and. by immed-
ately after proceeding (and that, too. Me
gaiiy) 10 convert into money United States
stocks belonging to sinking fund, to help
pay State debt $4,000 less than the
amount he. had just reported to be actu-
ally on land: The interest to be provi-
ded, at this .imes was only $433. .383. 1t
was but Zone short week" after making
his official report, that the State Treas
urer had in possession. 1884, $50, that
Morgan wrote as follows:
orY1cE OF coMNIssroSERs SINKING FusD,l
COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. 81, 1854. !
Hon. r. J. ATKINSON, Sd Auditor Treas
ury, Washington City.
DEAR SIR:-The embarrassments which
seem to have overtakeE our State Treas
u.y have rendered it prudent. in the opiu-
ion of the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund, to provide as far as in their power.
for any contingency by which the prompt
payment of the January interest may be
put ih jeopardy, and TO this end they have
resolved TO convert the whole amount
(SIoG, ,2OO) of United States Bonds now
in their possession, into coin on the adFer-
tised terms Of Secretary Guthrie. So.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-29

Know NoTHIEoIsM. The editor Of n
Georgia paper, overheard the following
conversation on tie re- opening Of the slave
trade: t
"Clem. Use tell you, if dey gwine to
'deavors to fetch dem 'rorted niggers ober
dis way, winch hear dey be, dare'll be a
fuss in de family, sure. 'Spect dey want
us 10 'sociate wId dem niggers on qualify
Neber do it, sure"
"Sam, dus you rally think dy'n fotch
dem nigsers here?"
"For sartn, Clem-I heard massa say
dare WAS five thousand ported Souf. IN
Carolina, and half of dem now ready in
dis State. tell you, Glenn, if one of dem
form, nalalized niggers calc'late to 'soci-
ale wild dis chile, he is holm de wrong
patch. Somethin' will hit him like m ule
kicking him for sarten, and il won't be dat
animule ederv'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-29
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