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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-23
Nnticn.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of FORD &
n SMITH, are notified to come forward and settle
without delay as it Is necessary thu: affairs should
be liquidated immediately. One Of us at all times
be found in the counting room Of Ford & Atkins.
CHAUNCEY FORD.
isr5 los B. SMITH
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New Music.
REMORE NEW GOODS! RF

N-B NIOINL UOODD !aFsT
7 HAVE just returned again from the city with
l. new and handsome well selected stock Of Win
Goods, consisting in part of Fine Fancy and Staple
Goods Of every style and quality call the attention
of the ladies in particular and request them call and
examine the goods, as selected them with great care
and they cannot be surpassed in Shreveport Ny
motto ID small profits and quick sales Come one,
come ALL and get bargains, as determined to
be undersold. a word to the gentlemen in regard to
my clothing and furnishing goods--come and exam
inc the goods for yourselves, and be convinced that
dec8 w. MARKS
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500 Reward.

~ STOLEN from the subscriber at his plantation, on
A9 Bayou DeSiard, in Ouachita parish, on the night
q Of the Eth February, 1889, one Negro Man
named Anderson, aged about D years, Of black com
plexion, about feet inch high weighing about leo
lbs, having pair Of black pants and black long hair
coat on Also, two Mules, one bright sorrei; with
white nose: the other dark sorrel, with dark legs
M 10 the knee. The above supposed 70 have
been stolen by white man, named Clinton Dewitt,
aged about % years, about feet or 5incbes high,
dark COMPLEXION stouty built dark eyes and hair, no
beard when he left; had brown jeans coat, pair
Of dark kersey pants, and broad rim legho51 straw
shall nav $3.50 for the thief and property with evil
dence to convict him. Of sl50f FIR the slave and mules;
or 800 for the slave alone -,,,
Mo,roe March I6 IS59-3t
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Insurance.
E 7 E A n D E A R!

cdr A. c. SCOTT,
OC U LIST A Nd AURIST,
aNaa, HAvINe permanently located in the city Of
Use Shreveport, La tenders his professional SER
49, vices to the citizens of the city and surroun-
ding country in the treatment of Diseases of the Eye
and Ear. Having had many years practice in that
branch Of the profession he has the satisfaction of
nouneing to the public Of his performing many very
extraordinary cures being successful in all durable
cases where directions are strictly followed. Those
afflicted with Chronic Ophthalma would do well to
call His Office is on Lake street. between Mar
ket and Commerce sts, where he may be consulted al
all times. He show many certificates Of his cures,
Of the highest respectability.
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several Desirable Residences FOR SAFE,

- The following desirable Town Property IS offer
5zl5H ed for sale very low and on liberal terms
Lots No. /, 2, ard f. in block 80, corner of Fan
min and Edwards streets, with comfortable dwelling
kitchen dining room six servants rooms, two CTS
terms, and other necessary improvements, large gar
den, with the finest fruit trees.
Also-Lots No 2, g. and 5, in block on Texas
street. with good improvements, underground cisterns
outhouses, ETC. Lots 2, 3 and are under rent OF
Sll0O per annum. Nos is vacant lot.
Also-Lots 5 and Is, in block 50, on Spring ST.,
with improvements under rent Of 5000 per annum.
Also-Lot No 3, in block 8, on Travis street, with
improvements, under rent of Sl5 per month.
Also--Los / and -, in block 4, on Travis street
unimproyed Also, several unimproyed lots in differ
ent parta Of the town. For particulars, apply to
Al Mrs. d. HEINE.
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SIS Reward.

~ srRAyEp from the residence Of R. S .Parham,
$50 near Shreveport on the 29th of November last,
Bay Horse, about Is hands high, with a star in his
forehead. is about seven years old, carries his head
erect. He was purchased some six or eight weeks
since from Mr. N Bilig, of Larrissa, Cherokee coun-
~, Texas; and when last was beyond Mrs Eppes
making his way thithsr. will give the above reward
for his delivery 10 me- in Shreveport or $40 for any
information that viii lead 10 my recovery OF him
ian5 R. T. BuCKNER.
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Encourage Southern Manufacturers

IF OF
Wish to Put Down Northern AboItiontsts
JOSEPH McLAUGHLIE,
GA Has opened manufactoryin Shreye- k5Aaz,
~ port on Texas street, near Edwards, g ~
(Sign of the MitausSadde,) for the purpose OF man
ufacturing every description oS Saddiery and
Harness, which he viii guarantee to Be superior
to any brought here for sale from the Abolition States
He respectfully soiicits share Of public patronage,
feeling assured Of his ability give satisfaction.
Constantly on hand a general assortment of every
article in the Saddisry and Harness line, which viii
be sold low for cash, or city acceptance
REPAIRING DONE With neatness and despatch, and
at the lowest prices mays
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New Orleans & Red River Packet,

Il ~, "a THE new, light draught, fast running
a2Ess5E1fa4tI4ss33 steamer COMET, R.sLEADk, mas.
ss=szzsszzzss ter, (W. Sieade, clerk,) having beea
pu, in thorough order, has resumed her trips reg
ular packet between New Orleans and Shreveport.
Port Caddo, Benton Smthand, Jefferson, and all in
teimediate landings and plantauons. The Comet IS
new very st0unch anu fast running beat, with exec.
lent accommodations for passengers, and has been
purchased by captain Seade expressly for the trade
Her officers will make Of every excrtion to give
satisfaction shippers and travellers, and promptly
attend to sill orders entrusted to them. For freight O.
passage apD V on board ianlq
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MiAsnutI.u.

THE copurtnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned, under the style OF Byrne & Ken
DALI was dissolved by mutual consent on the l7th
February The business will be continued by James
S. Kendall who is alone authorised settle the at
fairs of the late firm T. BYRNE.
February % 1859 JAMES S. KENDALL.
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JOHN WALTERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
clothing. Hats. Boots. Shoes. &c.

NIOIlIII{,5 80 1871 I-S'I
Texas street, Shreveport
TTAS Just received one of the larges, and best as
J. sorted stocks of Dry Goods ever brought to this
market to which additions are made by every arrival,
comprising in part silks, tissues, berages, aud every
description of the fashionable dress goods for la
dies calicoes of all coors and qualities, mernoes,
aannes cloths lqae.ls Rseys linens, drillings, dia-
pers ETC., etc. ! large and varied assortment Of the
most fashionable styles of hats caps, boots and shoes;
CATERS Shoes slippers and hrogans for ladies' misses
and children; boys boots and shoes. 4 large assor-
ment of fashionable ready-made clothing. variety
of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen, brides col
lars, blankets, hardware, ron cutlery, tools, nails,
erockery, queensware, glassware, china, etc
Also-A large stock offresh and genuine Groceries,
consisting Of bacon mess pork, sugar moasses, coffee,
tea chocolate, flour, lard salt pepper spice, mackere
candles, liquors Of all kinds, wines, etc.
Terms-Cash. Or oil tima 10 s,rlcty Punctral cns-
.omers april
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New Orleans l. Shreveport Packet,
sr..-.-...E ASSENGER R0AT

{T2ttIF77-Ff r. 7 EtpDLNULI DOLiI.
st tta4Ff The splendid fast running steamboat
- Is. l.. HODGE, JoHN Smoker.
master, has resumed her trips as regular packet be-
tween Shreveport and New Orleans, touching al Cou-
shatta, Grand Bayou, Camp6, Grand Ecore, ST. Meu-
rice, Montgomery, Coue, Alexandra, and XII inter
mediate landings and plantations The z. L. Hodge
was built expressly for the trade, has commodioua
cabins, elegantly furnished and for good accommo-
tons, comfort and safety is unsurpassed b.! any boat.
Her officers will pay particular attention to all busi
ness entrusted to them and make use of every exeron
to give satisfaction. dec22
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New (]rleaDS 4 ned River PaCk0t,

fYSzzasa a. TIE new, light draught, very fast run
s,ffsS$sz lHFtEs5 ming steamer TELEGRAM, A
$50 D, DENsLow, master, will ply during
the season regular packet between New Orleans
Shreveport and Jefferson touching Smithlend, Ben
ton, Port Caddo, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore
Alexandra, and ell intermediate landings and plan&
TONS The Telegram was built during the present
winter expressly for the trades her boilers, MACHINE
ny and every thing are entirely new, and in accord
ance with the last law Of congress-, and for safety
speed and good accommodation she is unsurp asscd.-
Her officers will pay prompt personal attention to any
business entrusted to the boat. For freight pas
sage, apply on board. ianl2
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For Sale.

lElss TIE south west half Of Lot No g. in block No
40. in Shreveport with the story brick house and
in, nroye ents thereon, on Texas street, adoining w
Gurney's Bakery and Grocery, and al present occu-
MED by Mr.. Green as grocery and restaurant. Fol
torr,e annlvto , [ianl2l WEEAiS l. HEATH.
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Successors TO LEWIS co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
ERCHANTS,
no, S Union street, New Orleans.

TINE undersigned socits from his former patrons
4 and friends continuance OF that confidence,
which they have long extended him at this place.
We prepared 10 furnish supplies and extend the
usual business facilities planting friends trust
ing will receive portion Of their patronage and
confidence. Yours truly
m6-f R. {. OGLESBY.
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n orleans, Shreveport 6 Upper BED RiyeT


rltss=sA The new, very substantial, light draught
sus So - steamboat TRIO, ]. R. COLLINS,
master Geo Hall, cierk,) VIII run during the entire
season as u regular packet between New Orleans and
Shreveport. Fulton, White Oak Shoals, Lanesport,
Rowland, Fort .Towson Hrght's landing, Preston.
and all intermediate landings; touching at Grand
Bayou Canpt6 Grand Ecore, Alexandria and all other
points The Trio was built expressly for the trade. IS
new throughout very saunch, OF light druLght, and
in every respect equal to any steamer above the
raft Her officers vil pay prompt personal attention
to any business entrusted to the boat, and make use
OF every to give satisfaction to shippers and
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-23
For Sale,

EEIzk Tar two Brick Stores on Texas street now
occupied by Mrs. Wells and Ed. Eberstadt, and the
enc dwelling, in the suburbs Of Shreveport formerly
n1,nsd III q H. Jordan. For terms Of sale and parti
c,IIars enquire Of foct27l MARTIN TALLY.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-23
For Sale.

lzazA The undersigned will sell at private sale the
following Shreveport property: The whole Of block
forty-foGr. living on Market street, fronting the rail-
road and Lot three in block forty one, fronting forty
feet on Texas street A good bargain will be offered
w. ID. GOOCH, Agent,
Office, at corner of Texas and Market SIS
Sbravpnort February IS 1854
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-23
New orleans & Shreveport Packet.

, fP.Na7la1 q hpOINULh DOhI.
ssa7tzff733' TEE well known, fast running steamer
$50 NATIONAL, P C. MONTGOMERY.
maste. having been thoroughly repaired and put in
complete order, has resumed her trips regular pac
ket between Shreveport and New Orleans, touching
at Coushatta Grand Bayou, Canpt6, Grand Ecore,
Alexandra, and all intermediate landings. For
fort safety and good accommodations, the National
unsurpassed by any boat in the trade. Her officers
will pay particular attention any business entrusted
to them For freight or nassage appLE on board. d8
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Manted

no HIRE fJr the year 1883 three Or IoeT Negro
Carpenters, for WHOM, COED wages viii Be- given.
Apply 81 my foundry and saw mil.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-23
L, M. NUTT

L. NJ. MUTT,
A TTORNEY AT LAW Shreveport, La-Win
"A practise in the courts of the Parishes of Caddo,
bossier, Claiborne and Biengille. SILLY
JAS. I. wEEms 1T. heath.
WEEMs & HEATH,
4 TTORNEYs AT Law, Shreveport, Ls-Wil
a practice in the parishes Of Caddo, Rossier and
DeSoto.
References-Messrs. A. B. James & Co., Holmes &
Causs, Hall. Kemp & Co., W. A. Gasquet, Esq, VIM.
II. Smith & Co., Richards Slocomb & Co., Pritchard
& Flower Robertson & McDonga, New Orleans;
Fuqua & Kilbourne, Clinton, La, Abel ]. Norwood
East Felciana july7
HARMON A. DREW. J. H. KILPATRIcK.
DREW & FITZPATRICK,
4 TTORNEYS AT Law, Shreveport. Louisiana
"A VIII practice in the courts Of peSoto, Caddo,
Bossier, BienvilIe and Claiborne Office, in Office
Row, Market street. mott
J. C. BEALL,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
n Shreveport, La. Office, Market street. jan24
HINTON SMITH, Shreveport. X. MUNDY, Mansfield
MUNDY 81 SMITH,
4 TTQRNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport and Mans
"A field, La. Will give prompt attention to any
business entrusted 10 them in northern Louisiana.
Smith & Brother, New Orleans.
Taylor & MADDEN,
Rugeley, Blair & Co.
White, Smith & Baldwin, Shreveport
Col E. H. Crosby, Keachie oct3
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
~ 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
VIM. F. T. BENNETT,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Mansfield DeSoto Pa
"A rish, Louisiana. feb24
I. C. BASS,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"a Sherman, Grayson county, Texas. Will practice
in the courts of Lamar and surrounding counties Strict
attention paid to land claims. june2
Removal.
TOMAS robson, Justice Of the Peace for Ward
e No. 4, parish of Caddo has removed his Office to
the Corner of Texas and Market sreets--Up Stairs
in the building recently erected by NJ Watson, esq
DRs. WILLIAMS & GRAY,
uAYING 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,
in every branch Of their profession tie citizens Of
Shreveport and vicinity. Their Office will be at the
drug store of Miller Il Norris where one or the other
may always be found at their respective residences
when not professionally absent, Dr. c. will keep,
Also private Office at the residence of R. A. Cuthf,
back Of the Academy, where he may be consulted pri-
vately and where he may always be found night.
January d, 1858.
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SPEN GER PETTISS,
General Collecting and Steamboat Agent,


SPECIAL attention given to the collection Of all
~ claims for and against steamboats, and vessels ply
ing in the waters of Red River, between Alexandria,
Grand Ecore Shreveport Carolina Bluffs and Jeffer-
son. Responsible lawyers employed when necessary.
His long and varied experience in the several mat
tiers embraced in the business his success in coec-
lions, and prompmess in paying over, entie him to
the patronage Of the public. tebl6
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rr wa.8Ioua a1a very comfortable Dwelling
House, on Texas street. recently occupied ny Mr. w.
Quincy It contains psrlos, a dining room, apart
tasnts for servants superior underground cistern
handsome yard and every thing requisite for the con
ysnienco Of genteeI family. For terms, apply to
milf Mrs, D. HEINF.
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Land For Sale,

g. EIGHrY acres Of Land, with good Dwelling
SS8sgsA House and other improvements situated ! }
- miles south Of Shreveport. Also, seven ten
acre Lots half mile south of Shreveport, opposite the
PREMISES rit6 u 'D'' WM. HOLMES.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-23
- KaNaEl

SgasvlD from the subscriber brown Bay
5sUIg. about ID gears old, reached maas aaa shaved
tlil is .3e-adle large and aas tHe mark ~ hara en-
his night hip the hair inchning to the cene. viii
nav reward Of dollars T. any one who viii return
10 w 3. ADAMS.
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JOHNSON's
Collecting, Exchange and Banking House.

SHREVEPORT, La.
ENACHANGE for sale at all seasons on New Or
- leans and New York. Collections attended 10
promptly, and Remittances made on the day of paw.
ment. REFERENCES nv p,,Issr,,- = 80
Bank Of New Orleans,
Southern Bank,
Wright Allen & Co.,
McCutchon, Howell &. Co. New Orleans,
Lewis & Oglesby,
Dudley, Nelson L Co
A. D. Donovan,
Drexal & Co, ~
Werk, Young g. McCough, :
Buitt & Fairthorn, e Philadelphia.
Davis & Biney, q
Wood, Bacon & Co.,
Farmers Deposit & Banking Co, Pittsburg
Exchange Bank, do.
Importers and Traders Bank
Grant & Barton,
Kirkland & Co., Bankers,
Lucius Hopkins,
Allen, Mclean & Buckley,
Geo. w s. Jehial Reed, New York.
L. & Y. Kirby & Co.,
Baldwin, Starr g. Co.,
B. NJ. 81 E. A. Whitlock & Co.,
Birney & Davis,
Johnsons s. Hamilton,
3. NJ. JOHNSON,
Corner Market and Milan streets,
nov3 ON Office formerly Grain & Nuts
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New Orleans s Shreveport Packet.
I'm = PASSENGER BOAT

sssF4tiffiF3 THE new and splendid very iastrunning
sssEsE=Ezzsszzzz steamer LUCY 1HOLCOWBEg
w. D. BATEmAN, master, will leave for New 0heans
on TUESDAY, 2Ist December Immediately after tho
arrival of the stages, end every alternate Tuesday
thereafter during the season. taking freight and pas.
sengers for Coushatta, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand
Ecore, St. Maurice, Alexandria, and all intermediate
landings. The Lucy Holcombe built expressly
for the trade, has commodious cabins elegantly fur
nished with large and for comfort speed
and good accommodations Is unsurpassed BY any boat
in the trade. Her officers will pay particular personal
attention all business entrusted 10 the boat aud
make use Of every effort to give satisfaction For
freight or passage, apply on board.
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Valuable Land For Sale.

din. offer for sale SOC Acres First Qualit! River
sassa Bottom Land, lying on Red River, in Hemp
stead county, Arkansas; being portion OF NO
% IN township IA, Of range No. 25 Persons deslr-
GUS of purchasing will please address me- al Fuson'
Arkansas I'M 18th inst, and after that date ST Rodney,
Mississippi.
Fifty acres are open on the above tract:
faLGn = B. r. DANIEL.
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New Orleans g. Shreveport Packet,
PA SSENGER RQAT

7%aasaa n The splendid, fast running steamboat
49, LIE COEETE H, CHENEY JOHNSON,
szzzzszzzss5z master, having been thoroughly over
hauled and put in complete order, has resumed her
regular trips as New Orleans, Shreveport Hurricane
and Carolina Bluffs packet, touching at Coushats,
Grand Bayou, Loggy Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore,
St. Maurice, Alexandra, and all intermediate land
ings and plantations. The Lecome built expressly
for passenger boat, has large staterooms is furnish
ed with every comfort and convenience, and has
surpassed accommodations. Fer officers will give par
ticuar attention TO any business entrusted to the boat
For freight or passage, apply on board. decl
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REFERENCES
Hon J. c. Breckenridge, KY
L. W. Powell, Ky.
X. B. Carpenter, Chicago, ILL.,
Stephen a. Douglas u. S. senate.
James c. Allen, Crawford CO., III.
Aaron Shaw, Lawrence CO., Ill.
Rev. B. R. Wishard Jasper county, Ill.
VIM. Quinn, NJ. D., Cumberland CO., Ill.
Hon. j. G. Davis, Park county, H.
S. B. Gookins, Judge Of Supreme Court, Ind.
E F. Gookins, NJ. D., Park county Ind.
Ezra Read, Nj. D., Terre Haute, Ind.
]. 7. Boyd, NJ. d. do.
Redick Cartwright, Coles county, I'll.
n. Austin, do.
B. T. Thompson, NJ. D., Urbana, Ill.
]. Zimmerman, do.
Jas Clark, Terre Haute, Ind
JAS. B. Goodwin, M. D., ILL.,
S. Quinn, NJ D., Illinois.
Hon U +. Linder, Illinois.
S. Vanmeter, NJ. D., Illinois.
Hon. @. II. Constable, Clark county, ILL.,
Hon. Jas. c. Robinson, do. dec 90 -3n
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New Orleans & Shreveport Packet.
New orleans 4 ShreTenort Packet.

w EVERY ALTERNATE SATURDAY
EfsaS1aa b. The superior, fast running steamboat
sSs4ssFssif{sssE' JUDAH TOURO. CHARLES W.
- EwINa, master, III 5. Heth, clerk,)
will leave for New Orleans on SATURDAY, 18th Feb
ruary immediately sitter the arrival Of the stages and
every alternate Saturday thereafter during the entire
season; Gleaying New Orleans The following Satur-
days taking passengers and freight for Coushatts,
Grand Bayou, Campt3, Grand Ecore, Cotie, ST. Meu.
rice, Alexandria and all Intermediate landings, Ths
Judah Touro has been purchased expressly for the
packet trade, has commodious 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-
eonal attention any business entrusted to the boat,
and make OF every effort give satisfaction For
freight or passage apply on board anI9
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To Rent

E5I-a TIVE spacious, light and comfortable Room
over onr store suitable for Offices or sleeping apart
ments. Rent low Apply to ,,onp7g
ian5 MIDbElN ~ "
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n 3,,, W. F. NEAL d G. NJ. PHILLIPS,
gggTAyING associated themselves in the practice of
III Medicine, would respectfully offer their services
l.ory branch of the profession TO the citizens 81
ID u I'm county. Texas, and vicinity Their Office
al w. T. Meals plantation, two miles west Of
9 Il where either or both may always be found
Tn Iii not professionally absent
"T n Neal tenders his thanks TO his former friends
j n.,rons, and hopes TO merit continuance Of the
Sa.i patronage heretofore extended to him mh2 1t
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Furniture Store.
CHILDERS q BEARD,

HAVE received -
Il Negro Kerseys, Negro Plains;
Negro Linseys, Negro Hats, wool and water proof.
Negro Russetts, assorted
Gents Fast Hats, going off 2:i0 rate;
Stewards new style greatly iuprovedLudies' Skirts
Together with general stock Of Heavy and Fancy
Dry Goods. at New Orleans prices. nog3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

PEasoHAL.-1Dr. EAds, editor OF the For,
Madison Plaindsalse. visited our ssnctuu
this morning. The DR.. looks well, and VI
should judge from his appearance that fight.
Ing Black Rspubliosns agrees with him "a.
mirsbly. The Plaindealsr shows the enemy
no quarter, under the direction Of such a
able champion Of tho rights Of white men,
and We wish it long life and prosperity
Keokuk Journal
DR.. Eads is one Of those champions Of De-
mocracy which the Locofooo press Of Iowa
delights to honor. And we'll it may, for the
Doctor distributed over twenty thousand dol
lars of the peoples money amongst half :
dozen Of the leading Locofoco presses Of the
State. The Doctor Is . 1T champion OF De-
mocracy, too, for be illustrates in bis private
and public life the principles Of Democracy.
The doctrines and the faith Of the party lead
ers have been very fully developed and re.
duced to practice by Eads. A public de-.
faulter to the school fund in the sum OF seven
ty odd thousand dollars is just the man to
advocate Locofocoism and lead the Black
Democracy Of Iowa in their desperate strug-
gle for spoils.