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A Woman speculating in Husbands.

A short time since woman who gave her name as
Mrs Leroy arrived in this city in search of her hus
band, one William H. Leroy whom she represented
having away from her at Lafayette lndanna,
taking with him large amount of money belonging
to her. She had been travelling he charity of the
Masonic fraternity and received all the aid from Off
that could be rendered in helping her to find her
husband, who never away from her, and who she
is suspected of having murdered. After two
weeks of stay in the city during which time she made
herself generally obtrusve she prepared to depart
having entrusted letter to acquaintance, who was
not and above stupid for deposit in the postoce
The letter deposited directed but copy OF 1t
remained in the hands of the messenger, reading as
follows
DETROIT June Is, I86O-JlN: Oh, if haint got
him. Do for goodness sake come to Port Huron as
soon as your feet viii carry you there. jim | got in
with an old buck and he wants me to marry but never
mind, l am sharp enough for him He has sent for
my trunk and had it directed to Port Huron can't
tell all but possible, or write TO me
and tell me what to do. From NETTIE.
The matter taken in hand by Cunning and
Blodgett, private detectives, who Immediately commu
nicated with officers in Port Huron, establishing
watch on the female. A a day or two afterwards she
arrived at that place in company with Prusian named
Charles Fenner, with whom she lived his wife until
last Friday morning when he found dead in his bed
murdered by her, with morphine or some other pois-
onous drug.
A forged conveyance Of his property exhibited
by her, and also fraudulent marriage certificate,
signed by baptist minister in Detroit who never had
an existence. She was Immediately arrested and COM
mitted for the murder Papers which found
under the carpet in her furnished ground for the
suspicion that her lost husband disposed of in the
same manner
As was remarked BY an officer who cognizant of
the case ''she made miserable Job of il, and was
fastened for certainty at the first suspicion. The
woman evidently thought herself capable of doing the
murder business in wholesale and first class STYLE by
the way she at it, but the result showed how ar
inexperienced calculations go astay- Detroit Press
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Rnttnm Of the Ocean.

Mr. Green the famous diver tells singular stories Of
his adventures when making search in the deep waters
of the ocean, He gives sketches Of what he saw
on the Silver banks near Hayti:
The banks of coral on which my divngs, narrated in
the previous chapter made are about forty miles
in length and from ten to twenty in breadth
On this bank of coral is presented to the diver of
the beautiful and sublime scenes ais eyes ever
beheld The water varies from ten to one hundred
feet in depth and clear that the diver from
two or three hundred feet while submerged with little
obstruction to the sight.
The bottom of the ocean in many places on these
banks is smooth a marble dOor IN others it is
studded with coral columns, from ten to one hundred
feet in hget, and from to eight feet in diameter
The tops Of those more lofty support myriad OF pyr
amidea pendants each forming myriad more; giving
the reality to the imaginary abode OF some waternymph
In other places the pendants form arch after ach and
as the diver stands the bottom OF the ocean, and
razes through these into the deep winding avenue he
feels that they fill him sacred If ne in
some old cathedral which had long been buried beneath
sold oceans wave" Here and there the coral extends
even to the surface of the water if those loter col
towers belonging to the stately temples now
in ruins.
There were countless varieties Of diminutive trees,
shrubs and plants every creVice of the coras where
the water had deposited the least earth They all
of faint hue owing to the pale light they received,
although of every shade and entirely different from
plants am familiar with that yegetate upon dry land
One in particular attracted my attention. It tresemoeda
sea fan Of immense size Of varegated coors and OF the
most brilliant hue
The fish which inhabited those silver banks, found
as different in kind the scenery was varied They
were of all FORMS colors and sizes from the symmet-
rica goby to the globe like fish; from those of the
dullest hue to the changeable dophn from the spots
of the leopard to the hues Of the sunbeam; from the
harmeless minnow to the voracious shark. Some had
heads like squirrels others like cats and dogs; Of
small size resembled the bull terrier Som aartad
through the water like meteors, while otlers e I'd
scarcely be seen to move.
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BOOTHE Il PARMENTER'S
- DI,tafSor. GovxyInu Ms

BOOTHE 4 PARMENTER'S
Family and Plantation Sewing Machines
HNHIS Machine stands without rival for S1MPLlC-
ITY AND CAF ACTTY COMBINED! and is suitable
alike for the finest muslin, silk and nnen to the thickest
and heaviest kersevs and ndseys of which negro cloth
ing is made and exces all other machines in EABRol
Derry.
ynrrsnted and guaranteed to last long any other
sewing machine now in use and to sew with as great
rapdjty This machine will revolve either way without
braaing needles or thread it makes difference which
way YOU turn it. either backward forward the sewing
is the samoa great advantage gained over all other
machines. ,r,t
Sewinr Machine will please call at the shoe store OF j.
MoTTe corner of Market and Texas street. and exam
inc for themselves.
f-?ganot ana Texas S. H. PARSONS
lVuiS1"i'A 49, Co,orol aren't for north Louisiana,
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PHOENIX FOUNDRY

Fer. or w. ANDERSON, late of I. D. Spear Go.
Gro, CLEVELAND, late Cleveland, Bro Co., NJ Orleans.
WIN. ANDERSON Co.,
Late l. D. SPEAR Co..
MOBILE, ALA.
Manufacture every description OF
STEAM ENGINES AND BOlLERSs i
VERTICAL STEAM SAW MILLS, circular & lmproFeo)
WOODPECKER SAW MILLS,
Proyost,s Cotton Press Screws,
HARR1sox's PATENT PLows, &c.
vF1v teen constantly on hand Tin Plates Block Tin,
bolt and Sheet Copper Scotch pig Iron, Gutta Per
cha Betting Also on hand and made to order at the
SilT' CtsTENCfS. MILL GEAR, BOLTS, CAST IRON.
CoLUNs and SILLs and everything Of brass or IRON IN
the Foundry line a's'l-"
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Not Auction Goods, Bnt Just as Cheap!
LANNA & SP0R,
nEAIRRS IN

LANNA & SPOR,
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, WINES, LIQUORS, &C., &c,
Texas street between Spring and the Levee.
IrEE> HAVE just received the finest and best
-sl~a~ stock Of Spring and Summer Goodsin the 90
- market and with which they now pre- Ea=2A
pared to furnish customers and to the inspection of
which theynvite all persons desrous of supplying them
selves with
STAPLE OR FANCY GOODS,
of every kind sorts style variety and at such prices
as place them within the reach of every purchaser The
supply bought from first class houses and consists
of the newest styles and fashionable fabrics selected
by Mr. Lama especially for the Shreveport trade and
embraces many articles not usually found out of the city.
The Ladies will find that special attention given
to their department. the stock of goods suited to their
wants is ample and of the choicest description, embrac
ing every article requisite for the painest most eabo
rate toilet 1t would be useless to attempt an emunera
tion Of the multtudnous articles purchased particularly
for the consumption of the farsex they only realise
their beauty and superior quality by an examination,
which is respectfully solicited.
FURNISHING GOODS -
for Gentlemen wear every STYLE variety and price,
of the best material superior make and lowest possible
prices
Dealers will find it to their advantage to examine their
assortment they supply any desirable article for
the country trade prices telowany hing offered nthe
market A heavy supply Of Blankets Russetts, Negro
Clothing and Plantation supplies constantly hand to-
which the attention of planters and country dealers
solicited.
We have also received complete stock of Saddiery
including Gentlemen and Ladies Saddles with Bridles
Martingals, Girths, etc.
Those wishing to purchase Hardware should apply at
our house before making their purchases elsewhere.
Shreveport March 2S 1860 LANNA & SP0R.
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A Coon WOMAN NEVER GROWS 0Lp.-I zlrs nav
mass over her head but if benevolence and virtue dHc
IN her heart she is as cheerful as when the splaz life
opened to her view. When We look at go8d waaan
we never think of her age; She looks charming when
the rose Of youth first bloomed on her Chez. That
rose has not faded vet it viii never fade In her neigh
borhood she is the friend and benefactot Hho Gees
not respect and love the woman who has rassei 1er
davs in acts of Kindness and merey2 We repeat such
= woman can never glow old She will dRa, H req.
a6d buoyant in spirits and active IN hunib o
mercy and henevolence.
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NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.
ss=zszsN,a DR. LEROY'S MIXTURE FoR THE PROMPT
sabss2. Esl AND CERTAIN CURE OF ALL URETHRAL
ksssSzsSA DISEASES, AND THOSE AFFECTIONS SOLE
SAs&sSS LY-TO THE PUBLIC-Seyenteen years
@ssA S trial Of this Mixture in extensive practice
aAfd in New0rleans has fully tested its powers and
removed those preudces which physicians and the pub
lie have against advertised medicine by its invarable
success all Urethral Diseases such gonOrrhma geet
spsmodic stIictures neuralgia of the bladder and the
urethra affections of the kidneys, ncontnence of the
urine, whtes &c.
it would be well in obstinate of gonorrhna and
gleet in connection with the mixture CAMPHoR
ATED BELLADoNNA INJECTION. Price 80 Cents
TAKE N0TICE.-As in all uncomphcated cases One
BoTTLE of DR. lie R0Y'S MIXTURE suifices to effect
necessary by vial of the Beladonna Injection the cost
of getting promptly cured Of dsagreeable and often
dangerous maadyi is trfing. This mixture is not an
pirical remedy, 'cure all" but is compounded by
physician and prescribed solely for Urethra Affections
Ii is entirely vegetable, not nauseous, and can beused
with perfect safety confidence and ease, it does not
affect the BREATH requires but little change in diet and
no restriction from business which has rendered very
popular both with the public and medical men.
Persons afflicted strongly recommended to give it
trial when its prompt effect will convince them of its
efficacy. PRICE PER BOTTLE SO.
GAUTI0N.-Reeollect the genuine article Is liquid
Every French label has the written signature of Leroy
NJ D.. Paris it, and every English label has the fac
simile signature of
DR9I G. THOMSON & Co, Sole Proprietors,
Southern Medical Infrmary Il8 Carondelet n. Orleans
Just received supply of LeRoys Mixture, For sale
wholesale and retail by TH0S II. MORRIS,
febl5-1y Druggist, Shreveport, La
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Among the latest interesting novelties is an arrange
meut by which champagne can be kept upon draught.
firm in Washington advertise that they have it on
hand warranted pure vine, and for ale at all hour
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The artesian well at Columbus, Ohio, has already
reached the unprecedented depth Of twentyfeur hun
dred feet or nearly half mile is the deepest well
in the world but yet discharges water, exhib
its any signs fit.
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THE FREMONT HOUSE,

Edwards street-Shreyeport, Louisiana
&LlSSA- i THE subscriber having leased the above
a1asSS aT5A well known ndpopular house, and had
slziftE1tEI5 it thoroughly renovated informs the
travelling public that he is prepared to accommodate
guests pIedgg ghimselfthat nothing shall be wanting
h8 part to give satisfaction The table will at all times
be served with every decacy of the season. prepared by
experienced cooks while the servants and walters
attentive and polite The fremont House being located
retired and agreeable part of the town. free of noise
ana dust and at the time only few steps from the
centre of business affords unusual inducements to tray
elers who will all times find il comfortable home
Prices moderate [feb9 S. p, DAY.
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F. MULHATPT,
SASH DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY,

Corner of Cotton street and Texas road
s.A. THE undersigned, having erected commodlous
I::; factory and procured machinery, embracing all
FIu the late improvements, prepared to exc
cute any orders in his line at the shortest notice and
ON the most reasonable terms. He will make to GIder
anv description of Sash, Doors Blinds. &c. WI
i kaen IN hand all sizes of mouldings ETC. etc. Ali
orders from the country punctualy attended to;
d. 1855. r NJ MULhSiFI
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REACH FEMALE COLLEGE.

.
REV. J. H. TUCKER,
President and Professor Of Mental and Moral Science
and Ancient Languages
Miss 5. G. WILCOX,
Instructress in Engsh Literature Drawing and Painting
MISS P. E. GARY,
Instructress in Academic Department and Embroidery
PRoF. C. +. SCHULTZ
Instructor of Music.
MISS SALLIE f. CARLTON,
Instructress in Music-Piano Forte
MISS S. G. WILCOX,
Instructress in French and Musc--Guitar and Piano
MISS SALLIE P. SC0GIN,
Librarian.
T. L. SC0GIN, esq
Stewards Department
Mrs. T. L. SCOGIN,
Matron.
The Autumnal Term of this Institution commences on
the 1st day of September; the Spring Term will immed
ately succeed without any vacation ch Term twenty
one weeks.
Rates of Tuition for the Term of twnyone weeks as
follows:
In Primary Department ....................S SIS 90
In Academic Department. ........... ....... 90 90
In Collegiate Department ...........I. I..... 25 90
Incidental Expense ...............I...... ! 90
Music Piano Guitar So. ........... % 90
Drawing and Painting. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Embroidery .s ........ 10 90
Board. including fuel lights,-dad washing s. 90
Pupils entering the opening of tie Term or within
t weeks thereafter, are charged forthe Term No de-
deduction for absence, except casesUf pTotraced i'll
ness. THOs. NJ GATLIN
aug lS President Board of Trustees
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THE SHREVEPORT BREWERY.
Cnr A rEKIE9

roNE manufacture of white Cream A e /,
brewed from pure and fresh White Malt.
The Ale is put up gallon kegs half and whole bar,
res and can be bad Mt alltnes at the Brewery ney4
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h.Lg1 T8EEE e. ROGERS,
sion M rcHan.s and Dealers in
.Hs- rzr.aa. aNH Fag oERED SUGAR,
t5sa. Cf a6 inds,
H5 O1mo Wines ID Liquors, Tobacco,
@iEns ae &t. &c.
aGr e. and Ew LEvEE,
h.s e. .s5 a-# 50 @ ron STEETs,
asr #eefgs lut -avier Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
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VOL. TX J
~ ER MS

sor7H- WESTERN is published weekly at THREE
Tas ,r snnum payable in advance-four dollars if
DobbtH5 T he time Of subscribing Persons wishing to
n1 Paa .,ae must give two weeks notice No paper
3'coa yeept at the option of the publishers, until all
areara5es inserted at the rate Of ONE DOLLAR
Ao,s1oe for the first insertion and FIFTY Cents for
PsE ~ Ia,,ent one Eight lines or less, constitute
eiel Liberal deductions made to those who advertise
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MINDEN FEMALE COLLEGE.

FACULTY.:
REV J. FRANKLIN FORD,
President and Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy
and the Natural Sciences
MISS CATHARINE L. COLEMAN
Vice Principal, and Instructress in Nathematc and
English Literature.
MISS L. BRAINERD,
Instructress in the Physical Sciences Composition and
Elocution.
MISS THE0D0CIA JOHNSON
Instructress in the English Branches
Insructress in the Primary and Academic Department
PROF GEO C. TAYLOR,
Music on the Harp, Piano and Violin
PROF. J. LUTHER,
Musc-Piano, Guitar, Violin &C.
MISS MARY A. COLEMAN
Nfusc-Piano, Guitar and Veal
MILE L. DURAND (of Frlnce1
Instructress in French and Music.
MRS. E. R. F. THOMPSON
Instructress in the Ornamental Department
Terms, etc.
The Scholastic years divided into two terms of twenty
one weeks each. The Autumnal Term commences on
the first Monday of October the Spring Term immed
aely succeeds WITHOUT VACATION and closes in july
The terms for tuition payable quarterly in advance
but when delayed beyond the close of the term interest
wllbe charged For the term of twenty weeks they
tollows:-
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j7g7FALL AND WINTER GOODS! 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!
4 WINTER


A. WINTER,
TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT,
~rsay Has Just received per steamers Era No. 4, "a
Ek&4 Fleta Yazoo Belle, Rescue and Larkin ~
a. Edwards an extensive and complete stock = y
rers selected in person expres for the Shreveport
ket and including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
This stock being the foremost and most complete in
town is well worthy the attention Of all purchasers who
NAV rest assured that they viii be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots, Shoes and Brogans for ladies' and boys,
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Also-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
Glassware Queensware, ETC., etc. to all Of which the
attention of my old patrons and thePubhcis solicited.
noy2 A. WINTER.
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CASKETS.
TIME undersigned having purchased the exclusive
right of selling these beautiful and celebrated Burial
Caskets in Shreveport and Caddo parish have Just
ceived and will keep hand very large assortment
embracing every size which will be sold ut very low
prcesless than the ordinary coffin We offer this cas-
ket to the public feeling confident that is superior to
any case now in use for beauty of design elaborate and
artistic finish simplicity in lining, etc 1t is highly de
coraed has unique silver mountngs is perfectly air.
the casket being constructed of the finest French plate
glass renders it the most desirable case ever invented
Beautiful metallic caps covef the glass; and secure the
case from damage against external pressure.
All orders promptly attended TO- The caskets
DIV for delivery or shipment at moments notice.
Kendall
iul Corner of Texas and McSeilsts.
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o. d NUW-FR5
c,,vWSsION, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
JSg,rchants, No Front street. Opposite the Canal
y a sarrgO New Orleans. Particular attention given
ssg and shipping orders for Western Produce from
9I7ae 9nTa7 Agents Upper Red River Packets, Era No
tae IgT No . june9.
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r55g WATERMAN. - C&hAs. & NJ WATERMAN
]" ] WATERMAN & BROTHER,
uARDW WARE MEL C III A rs,
corner of Common and Magazine Streets
New ORLEANS.
SSSS417%9 HAVE on hand, and are daily y
receiving by foreign and do -, -,
Go nestle arrivals general as
rtmeut Of articles comprisingin part as follows:
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Ayes Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools, complete,
Coopers' Tools complete,
Anvis Vices, Bellows,
stock and Dies, Screwplatcs,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shelters,
vrjcrtrral Implements,
gElf Crus ea. ala Pit Saws,
8s T0kss Gass Singletrees,
Turning l.tEF5,
IM. 8wu W. les,
Uara ii-Ls Cob Crushers;
r. l sa Gaaylls Ind Spades.
u#.r.. Eaa.gT5- shgvg.s sad ongs,
ra.n auG gcn 0aal Ha1a.
md double laTrsi q t#43,
.8ea la5as oAaaag llaaes,
Chinese Gaass tral BED iteads,
ar.rrHn au5 H.atg6 N are,
Eat Guitars Sausage Suffers,
Stock Ee.Ie# -able Forges,
-5rg Sasas Ei#H.l ackle, etc. etc.
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Il. D. DUNUF IN,
COTTON FACTORS, Commission and Forwarding
varchants No. 81 Carondelet street (Union Row,)
- HS5 na,sans marchl7-1y
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MUSE & MURDOCH,
G h. KOrNS 8 BROS.

-,o,ouSSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
iVnn.rar Of Common and Front Street, New Orleans
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ID USSETS-Double back rivited Russet at sl4 90 u
L = dozen. A. HUNT Il Co., on the Levee.
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F. J. VAN BIBBER Co,
c,,TTOv FACTORS, Commission and Forwarding
Merchants "A Carondelet street, New Orleans. Spe-
ersonal attention will be paid to all goods consigned
care and to the purchase of Groceries Plantation
@H.fns Prnvisinns Western Produce, etc. aprl4
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J. B. VALENTINE Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 81 Com.
srarding and Planters orders specially attended to-
toE"''N7 % june
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Weiesat Is. Slu,ciern
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