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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
Written especially ~ The Times.


have but time to write you short note. My trip
10 the mountains has been perfectly satisfactory in It's
results The amount of gold taken cut al the Gregory
dgeings is almost fabulous. Yet have seen and i
Know it.
The yield Of gold must soon be increased to immense
proportions never could have believed the han OF
what now know if had not mace personal e1an'-
pation.
do no, doubt that this region is full OF ravnes and
gules equally rich to those known a. the Gregory
Diggings. In fact gentlemen here in whom can rely
have gwen me such practical evidence as TO make
foolish TO doubt.
am perfectly satisfied with this whole region, and
20 far from thinking il q humbug, believe lis real
wealth has never been hall understood or portrayed.
The great results that have accrued from few
weeks labor, with imperfect implements can only be
taken as faint indication Of what will be developed
with proper appliances and better experience. ] sm
satisfied that IN Fixes Peak We have new California
would close these general remarks with few
practical suggestions
let What Is now known Of this country viii induce
gu Immense emigration. Every enigrant should sup
ply hmseh with an outfit for six months
I'd, lhose who come here should make up their
minds to hard work. They should spend some weeks
m prospecting IN, at least, they strike good lead.
This cannot DC done without a stock of provisions
everything here commanding enormous price.
3d. No person should think Of starting for tho mines
after September. The will probably 80, in here
by October, and the mining, in great measure. must
cease.
9Th. This is TO country FOR dropes Mining il hard
work; ard, al who propose coming here should make
up heu minds 10 suffer and endure.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
GUATEMALA,

Dates are 20 the 23i of May. On the 3th Of April
a convention wss signed between H. Is. NJ Govern
ment and tina, of the Republic of Gustemsls relative
10 the boundary between the latter and British
Honduras.
Charles L. Wyke, esq, British Charge d'Ahfsires,
having obtained leave of absence the legation 10 left
in chsge of William Hall esq., the British Vice. Consul
Sr Jose Maria Vela Yrissari has been named Secre-
tary of Legation for Guatemala in the Cnted Staes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

ALLEGEO SEDUcrroS.-Dora Levine, Of No. sc
Baxter street, alleges that German, named Shean
Max began paying attentions 10 her some two months
ago, and promised her marriage Subsequently,, on
Sunday evening, the 18th init. after taking her to
various places Of amusement, he induced her TO &C.
company hin to his room, No. Bayard street, and
remained with him al night lie promising to marry
her next morning. She found to her sorrow, how.
ever, that the Z" Text morning never came. The
accused was committed by Justice Osborn for trial
PissTNG BAD MoyEr.-Wslacs lie More having
ys-s~d 81 counterfeit bill upon the whits River ol Bsh~
v" committed or yesterday BY Justice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

We tender thanks to II. I. Bullay, esq, Parser
of the Moses Taylor, and to Freeman * Co.'S AMI
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Expresses FOR the prompt
delivery Of California pspen.
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CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR
100000 in Gold.

The United States Mail steamship Moses Taylor,
Juo. McGowap, commanding, eft Asplnwsll, jane ~,
at l2i O'Clock M, with The mails, passengers and
treasure, which left San Francisco 81 Il g. H. on the
9th inst. and arrived at her wharf yesterday Sunday
noon, thus making The trip from San Francisco to
New.Yoik after deducting three hours difference of
time, in the extraordinarily short space Of 10 days and
- hours the shortest time ever achieved via Pan.
ana.
The Pacific NAL steamship Golden Age, Com.
Watkins, ar lived a. Panama the morning Of the
18th with SOB passengers, and specie, ~ follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

The steamship Washington, Capt. Welsh, arrived
at Panama the 18th inst, in ID days from Valpa-
rsiso ana left next day for San Frsncisco.
The United States steam frigate Roanoke, Flag Off
Ger McCuney, and sloop-ofwar st. Louis, were at
Afpinwsll-all veil
The sloops-of. war vsrdaiia and St. Marys were at
Panama.
Lieut. Lambert, United States Navy, died on board
tie Cyane, at Point Ycasos, on the 9th ult
On the 2l,t at NOM b, arded brig Romance, loading
Of Neyazzs with guano, for Baltimore.
On the 18th inst, Thomas Jackson, second steward
of the Golden Age, while in fit of temporary insan-
ity jumped overheard and was drowned.
The United States Mail steamship Capt. Maury
eft A.pinwan, same time as the Moses Taylor, for
N,w-Yoik via Key West.
The following is the treasure list Of the Moses
Taylor: ..
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of John woodbridge, deceased.
10 Effect a Partition.
WILL be sold, pursuant to a commission issued
w by the Clerk of the District Court Of the parish
Of Caddo, at public auction,
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of July 1859,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock,
P NJ. at the Market-house in the town Of Shreveport,
the following SLAVE:
KNEELY, negro man, Of black complexion,
aged about 10 years.
Terms Of sale A credit of twelve months The
purchaser 10 give his notes in sufficient amounts to
suit the convenience of the parties interested, with
good personal security, bearing eight per cent. pei
annum interest from day of sale and special mort
gage retained on said slaves importing confession o.
Judgment waving the benefit Of appraisement.
H. HUNSICKER,
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NnCCHSSi0n SalH,

MONDAY, the 18th day Of July, 1859, within
WI the legal hours of sale, | will proceed TO sell
ROCKY MOUNT, in the parish of Bossier, State Of
Louisiana, at public auction, the following proper
ty to-wit The southeast quarter of section seven
teen (l7l in township twenty-one, CID Of range
twelve a., Of the north west land district Of Lou
siana containing forty of land, more or less,
with all the improvements thereon, and known as
the Rocky Mount property of the estate Of Noah
Phillips, deceased. On the following terms, TO wit:
Oue-half payable March lst, 1860; onehaif of
the remaining half payable March LIST, 1861; and
balance payable March lst, 1862. Each instaIment
to bear interest at eight per cent. per from
day of sale. The purchaser to give notes with aP-
proved personal security and special mortgage on
the property.
This sale advertised and to be made pursuant to
order from the clerk Of the district court Of the
parish of Bossier, and by request of Mrs Elizabeth
Phillips, widow and partner in community, and the
major heirs of the succession of the said Noah Phil
lips, deceased, who will join in making perfect ii
| ties TO purchasers
/ Sherf's office, at Bellevue, Bosser parish, Lou
! isiana June I4th, 1859
L. F. STEELE, Sheriff and Auc'r.
| j22-5t By c. G. NOVEL;, Dep'ty.
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Ont and Gone.

THIS is to certify to the public at large that
i have my new STEAM CIRCULAR SAW MILL
in full operation, (having been put up in the most
complete and substantial manner eight miles north
of Greenwood, in Caddo parish, and three miles due
north of my residence.
Send in your orders, gentlemen, for LUMBER and
they will be filled with the very best article that
be sawed TO a scribe without delay. Having con
siderable Pinery Of the best quality and of the
best mills in the south, feel confident that ! can
give entire satisfaction all that may think their
interest to paronise me. JACOB H0SS
Caddo parish July g. 1859
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A. G. COOK,
Baker. COnfeCtiOner and Grocer,
Successor TO VIM. Gurney,)

Texas STREET, SHREVEPORT, LA.
ssEss THE subscriber respectfully announces ssssek
fSS to the inhabitants Of Shreveport and 49,
zt4AEEz the surrounding country, that he has -
purchased the stockof Mr.. Quincy, and leased the
premises where he intends to carry the business
in all its branches.
He will establish first rate manufacturing Cox
FEcToNERY all its branches, and families, parties,
town and country merchants, may rely on having their
orders filled in the best style and with promptness.
He will constantly make READ, all varieties Of
Cakes Candies, Sugar Plumbs, and all articles apper-
tanning to the trade.
He will keep on hand constant supply Of superior
-four sugar. coffee, rice, hams, bacon, cheese butter
lard candles, soap potatoes, onions, pickles, starch
peppers SPICE mustard, and all other articles of fam
lily use.
Aso-Preserves in syrup, in brandy, and in Their
own Juice; vegetables and FISH in Tin cans and her
medically sealed, comprising tomatoes, green peas
mushrooms sardines, HOLSTERS, salmon mackerel, &c
SYRUPs-Lemon, orgeat strawberry, raspberry,pint
apple, orange flower, etc.
Liquors. Champagne, Johannisburgen, Sherry
Madeira, caret, sauterne and port vines champaign
cider Scotch ale. London stout and porter.
CoRDIALs.-Of the finest quality of every variety
annisette in baskets. Together with every articl
appertaining to the business, all Of which will be soil
as low as any house in town.
Weddings and parties supplied with tine coniec
tioneries |mar y A. u. COOh.
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Shreveport. June 5. 1859.
State of Louigiana--Parish of Caddo.

State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.
TN DISTRICT COURT-Successiou of CLARK
4 gLAELN, deceased Notice is hereby given that
j. c. Beal administrator of the succession OF CLARK
Claain, deceased, has this day filed in the clerk >
office the parish If Caddo ableau Of debts due by
said succession and petition praying that the said
tableau be homologated. Now, therefore if oPPosi-
ton is net made thereto within thirty days the tune
prescribed by law, said tableau will be aomologated
and made the judgement Of the court.
C~~1 Given under my hand and seal of office,
L. this It'll day of June, 1889
\ 1l5-6tz n Z. WRIGHT, elk.
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DoCroR MORSE,
HnmAnnathic Physician and SURGEON,


Office on Market Street. near Milan, Shreveport. La.
rENHE subscriber offers his professional services to
the residents of this place and vicinity, in the
practice of medicine in all its branches according 20
The Homeopathic law Of cure, which claims to cures
dis ase in less time and with much less medicine
than the old school practice. The success which
every where attends this system practice, proves 1t
beyond doubt, to be preferable to any other system
in use.
Attendance given to all diseases incident to the
climate.
Particular attention paid to the treatment of cases
Of long standing
Owing to the i'll success usually attending the
treatment of that class Of ailments known as female
diseases the subscriber has given them his especial
attention. and feels warranted from hls success dur
ing seven years experience, in offering his services
in their treatment. From the errors OF diet, dress
and other habits of lifea Icett woman Is seldom met
with Gases accompanied by such symptoms as tho
following, are often u,et with viz; Dull heavy pain
in the head; dizziness; sick headachei periodical
headache; loss of memory ob&curauon OF sight, pal
pitatlon or IL "Auttering sensation, OF the heart,
shOrtnesS of BREATH and sense OF suitocatlon Dry
hacking cough loss of appetite, indigestion, bloat-
inc of the stomach or bowels constipation alter
nate constipation and diarrhCea, pain IN one or oolh
sides pain and weakness in the back and limos,
soreness of some portion oil the spinal column, ma
bIity to walk but short distance at time or 10 go
m stairs sharp pain with burning in the lower Por-
ton of fhe abdomen difficult micturtlon, huor-al'
bus suppression or excessive menstruatloh, some
times deerium with convulsIons and tearing inc
hair These symptoms are often attributed to wrong
causes The patient IL told that her orain !" ai
fpcted her 'lungs are unsGund, or her liver Is
I diseased and she is treated accordingly without
relief when by proper application OF means health
might be restored.
The subscriber hopes by success to merit share
of public patronage, aud solicits examination o
his system of practice. Advice aud medicine fur
nished gratuitously to those unable to pay
iDue /. 1853. A. w. MORSE. NJ D,
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N0tiCe,

Succession of w. w. Smith, deceased.
MFR. n. 5. MCCLURE is duly authorised 70 re-
WI caive 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 ola
nntrons and friends of the house will be as promptly
ana carefully attended to as heretofore Inc large
stnck of seasonable Dry Goods, Plantation Goods
sfo,hing Hats Boots Shoes Groceries and Provisions
vii he sold in lots to suit purchasers.
All persons having claims against sand succession
.a rsf,ested 10 present them to the subscriber.
OF ]. w SMITH, Administraser
ct,,.o,or, November 10, 1853
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Ct ,+g Of Iouigiana---Parish Of Caddo.

State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.
T7IGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
E1l Succession of jesse BurCh, decd, No 600
Notice is hereby given that JESSIE Z. BURcB execu-
tor of the succession of lessee Burch, deceased has
this day filed in the clerks office final account Of
his administration, and prays that the same may be
approved and homologated and unless opposition be
made 10 said final account in the time prescribed by
law, said account will be approved and made the
judgment Of the court, and said Jesse O. Burch tnaL-
| ly discharged
~ Given under my hand and the seal Of said
1. S. court, his 18th day Of June, A. D. 1859
! 49, e. H. PENNALL,
patti Deputy Clerk
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Cor Sale.

EsEEE tut DUEV'
EI6sE The two Brick Stores on Texas street, now
occupied by Mrs Wells and Ed. Eberstadt, and the
fine Dwelling in the suburbs Of Shreveport, formerly
owned by E. Il. Jordan For terms OF sale and PaTn-
oloro enquire If roct27l MARTIN TALLY g.
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New Goods.

RGh UDUuSs
TUST received direct from the east one OF me hhesl
- stocks OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods ever
brought to this market, consisting in part, OF
Fine black cloth dress and frock coats.
Fine business coats; fine linen coats.
Black doeskin pants, summer pants.
Summer vests, d great variety
Shirts handkerchiefs, gloves, neck-ties.
Suspenders combs, brushes. &c, &c,
Together with large assortment OF Boots and Shoes
of every variety, fine and coarse.
Owing othe Iateness of the season, the above stock
will be sold at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES tor cash.
Call and examine for yourself es the store, lex
as street. nextto Mrs Wells. JAMES F. JONES.
Shreveport June %, 1859.
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Mare Light!

U,HE, Excelsior Gas Light is not only designed and
adanted to supersede all the various stationary
Lamps now in use but to be brought in direct comPS S
yy;tb Coal Gas within its present limits Inc
sbaa If the fame is the samei IS as easily
has less ficker-and is more pleasant 70 Tue eyf
oos,s less than half the price Of Coal Gas. y
anu cheapest and most beautiful light extant.
the 7d,5e snppIy of Lamps of various patterns adop
ii ~ Turning the Excelsior Cas- is now on hand aaa
TED l1l ~ law prices All persons interested in safe
I and brilliant portable Gas light are 1nS n =
al Ind see for themselves. r. u n Avn
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N, Orleans, Shreveport 4 Upper Red River
D A Ck EFT

ritzzSSa The new, very substantial, light draught
- - steamboat TRIO, ]. r. COLLINS,
master Geo Hall, cerk,) will ran during the entire
season as a regularpacker between New Orleans and
Shreveport, Fulton, White Oak Shoals, Lanesport'
Rowland, Fort Towson, Wrght's landing, Preston !,
and all intermediate landings touching at Grand
Bayou Campe, Grand Ecore, Alexandra, and all ether
points The Trio was built expressly for the trade
new throughout very staunch, OF light draught, and
in every respect equal any steamer ever above the
raft Her officers will pay prompt personal attention
to any business entrusted to the boat, and make use
of every exeron give satisfaction to shippers and
nasseu1nra For aighl OF passage apply on board l26
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SPENCER PETTISS,
General Collecting and Steamboat Agent,

Shreveport.
GPEOIAL 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 Jefer-
son. Responsible lawyers employed when necessary
His long and varied experience in the several mat
tiers embraced in the business his success in collec
tons and promptness in paying over, entitle him to
the patronage of the public febl6
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Enrni,Hra Store.

TENS street, one door from Edwards street.
Tar subscriber wishes TO inform his
S - friends and customers generally that
ssEzsz~-z@Sgs he has now on hand and is constant
cei,ing oiract from the manufacturers the urgest
lot of General Household Furniture ever brought TO
~ r,.rtet which he will sell at very reasonable
- g. ,asb WIN. ENDERS.
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Notice.
OFFICE OF THE V. S. AND T. R.
~ r, 9Th .Jnup-

0FFICE or THE v. 5. AND 7. n ~, ~
Monroe, La, 9Th June 1853. J
DERsoNs are hereby warned not to tresPass up,
snds Of 'his es eomPfo o ba aef bo a
%G az and criminal prosecutions instituted against
9 bsm anq The undersigned is authorised to sell the
lands and PERSONS desiring purchase should MAKE h
application 'i'ns' 6. G. YOUNG.
once ,a-oo President.
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PF L. Frank vs.. His Creditors.
vr1HF creditors of PETER F. L. FRANK are hereby
notified that by virtue of commission issued
TO me the undersigned notary, there will be meet
me- Of theNcreditors Of said P; F j. Frank m 9
vent, at my office in the town OF Shreveport on Mon
day, The 10th day of July, D. 1859, for the Pur,
nose Of appointing syndic Of said succession and
DISCRIMINATING the conditions and terms OF the sale OF
,ta ,ra,ortyr sprrendered SAML. WELLS,
'he i0Pe''J Notary Public.
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Carriages and BuggieS.

WE have lust received large assortment OF Gar
w riages and Buggies, which will be sold at New
Orleans prices. Purchasers are requested to call and
examine Tmv25I ROBSON q klMBLE.
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Lost,

NOTICE is hereby given that AFFAIR." Oh the Par
~ ish Treasurer of Caddo Pkgsh drawn by
School Directors Of District No. VI favor Of s. H.
Parsons has been lost and unless heard from by the
expiration of this advertisement payment will be
Stopped, and new draft applied for. Said draft
was drawn for one hundred and seventy - dollars
and = cents and signed the back hundred
and thirty dollars and cents, and registered for
payment Of Che balance
S. Il. PARSONS.
Shreyerort Julu 6th s5q-2t
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ENr NaIH,

7 HAVE from 1000 to 1900 bushels of good OLD
L CoRN, on hand and for sale. Also, 10 or II good
Mich Cows, with young Calves.
For particulars apply to me, my plantation, four
miles north of Greenwood JACOB HOSS.
CAddo narish ,LnlY 6 1883
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shreveport & Upper Red River Packet.

- , TIE new, very Ighl draught and st0unch
tt4t4sssysezsazzaaS steamer RESCUE JAMES Crooks,
ezzsElzzsssas master will during the season as
regular packet between Shreveport Fulton and upper
Red River touching at all the landings, pantatonss
and intermediate points on the lake, bayous and river
Particular attention will be given to any business ell
trusted to the boat For freight passage apply to
H. Contain on hoard decl
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IirerY Sfable FOr Sale.

TIME TEXAS STAGE LIVERY STABLE, op
posite the Commercial Hotel, and one OF the 6es
stands for the livery business in the city OF ShreVe
Is j. w. BALDWIN.
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N0tiCe.

CYPRESS LUMBER AT Sl5 A THOUSAND.
WILL deliver cypress Lumber at any point on
Red River, between Alexandria and my landing
Or At Alexandria al Fifteen Dollars Thousand; also
Cypress Shingles -Four Dollars per tho H5 nav
ing two Steam Saw Mills, and Shingle Mill constant
" Il oneraton. am prepared fill orders promptly
Orders left at the drug store of E. Johnson Alexandra
will have prompt attention ). !h. Wbo1o.
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LII persons indebted to the Successor q nEI
a nv HILL. deceased, are hereby notified to call
m JoHy HALEY, curator, and settle without Decay.
All claims against sald G % OF L. NJ
Seqs ny 20 attornev JOHN P. HALEY,
NJ ~ ee4' III III Ia5q curator.
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Shreveport Gas Light Company.

FTNHE undersigned, Superintendent Of the Compa-
IL ny, Is now prepared to make contracts placing
Pipes and Fixtures in stores and Dwellings.
All orders for Pipes and Fixtures, for the present
may be made through the os-ofice
HENRY PARDIN, Superintendent.
Shrpyeport June % 1891
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Dissolution.

TNHE coparnership heretofore existing between the
Il subscribers, under the firm of FORD 4 ATkIAS
has been dissolved by mutual consent All persons
who indebted to the late firm requested to
forward and settle, and all those having claims will
present the same. CHAUNCEY FORD.
JUNIUS ATKINS
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Succession Notice.

Shreveport, November ~, 1898.
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-.orIG,S Sale,

,.r gOURT-Parish of Caddo, State
81 1.st at Nc 55ls. Asa Westoyer vs.. Thatch-
I leai -1 Of writ Of fieri facias to me d.
a arabic District Court Of the Parish
/ will offer for sale at public
3.. .sanrthouse in the town of Shreve-
n, ddo, aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the
Ps1 LD. 1859, between the hours Of IL
s,sst AGE 4 o'clock, p NJ, the following de-
n.-cel Of land situated in the parish
afI,ouisiana, and known on the plan
me east half of section No thirty
,,d ran'a ,syosbip No. sixteen (l6} Of range NO.
30 yj3l IN ",nt,ining three hundred and thirty
'stsen III m The buildings and Improvements
srs3n ,roperty of John Thatcher, to be
sszsd a. ~ r,grt bove mentioned.
i 10 satisfy Cash. with the benefit Of appraise-
Terms Of So" H. ]. G. BATTLE,
-~. r,l,6. ls5g-pf SO 90. Sheriff.
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efA Reward

u LIGHT LEATHER sTRUNK from the Com
mercial Hotel Shreveport, marked W. B. Dance, st.
Louis. Said trunk contained some accounts, letters,
bill Of lading book, bank book, blank drafts, dc.
Also, one suit of black clothing, summer ciothes'
shirts, cravats, DC. Supposed to be taken some
time III December, 1855 .,
j83t ID. I. hc > ,!5.ll, D., !
- y. p
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Notice.

INV wife. Mrs. w. A Green, has left my bee
n and hoard without provocation, all persons arc
horebv noifed not to credit her my account as
shall s1 not pay any debt contracted BY her Drev
Natobitocbes. La June II, 1859.
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C9gSiOn Malice,

Shreveport June Is 1853.