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NnTICE ma TAX PAYERS.

A LII delinquent Tax Payers hereby notified to
N come forward and pay up by the goth day, Of Sep
TENDER next and particularly nonresidents and agents
for the same and Others all persons owning nothing but
lands lots and houses either in the city of Shreveport
or the town of Greenwood, otherwise will be com
PEELED to return the same to the Auditor of public
accounts for the taxes due the same, the law
qures. This is applicable to ali. NATHAN HOSS,
Shrerennrt Aug. % 1S60-5t Sheriff.
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S3O REWARD,

ss.A Runaway from the plantation of A. Gilmer on
IA Red river, about twenty five miles below ShTeye-
u port, the negro man named Grill, about 81 years
AY old 5 feet 10 inches high, he stoops IN walking,
and when little excited, shows large tooth on the
left side of his mouth lively and active in his notion
reward Of twenty five dollars will be paid If caught
in the State and lodged in JAIL or fifty dollars if arrested
out of the State Address r. WHITE,
Aug l5 1860. Shreveport, La.
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BEDSTEADS.
yREDSTEADS! BEDSTEALo .-JustFeeelTed at my
8 ) store Texas street:
;;.. Fcli,se Z y foot Cottages, Misses and Extra
Poilar oct Sycamore;J emmy Iaad Cottage,
s slss5a Cottage, and White Oak Mssesf
% H any ,f 5,au. VIM. ESnERs
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$50 REWARD

&S RlyAwAr from the subscriber on Monday, tse
AV 9th inst, the negro boy named Jacob, said ne
o. gro : g or q years old, about feet, l0inciles
- high, ofverF light complexion, weighs from 80
to 1I5 pounds lleis rather gruf and slow spoken.
The above reward will be paid fot his delivery to fe
atnly place Red River ossier parish about miles
Ahove slregeport. Iinvlll A ]. HITCHCOCk.
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p. II. GALLAGHER,
T IT. VF1AIIIlEiNIII IN,
RELIANT TAILOR

MILAN STREET Three Doors below the Commercial Hotter
"a HAVING Just returned from New Orleans with II
"A choice selection of goods, consisting in pat OF
Ill cloths BLACK blue brown and otherancy oIS,1
fine French black docskin, together with fancy
of the latest styles ycstngs plain and fancy cut
velvet with variety of silks and eassimeres fancy and
plain which he is prepared to manufacture at the short
est notice on the nostreasonablet and in the most
Having hadexperience in allh5 nm
cpal cities in the Union, he feels himself competent 70
please the most fastidous. Soliciting eothJaicG Of
favor of his old patrons he desires them to saland
aninehs stock Histerms modcste aaet Exclusively
CASH
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PIANOS! PIANOS!


NOTICE.
Z T. HEATH Esq, is my duly authorised agent to
- transact all business appertanng to the succession
of A. c. ALGER deceased SIMON HABER,
Shreveport, May Is, 1s6o. Administration
NOTICE.
n URING my absence from the State Mr. Thomas H.
~ Morris is my duly authorized agent to transact all
business WM B. MILLER.
Nav goth 1860
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STEAM FOIINnRY AM nrII.I-

EENaE undersigned is now prepared to execute all or
IL ders for any description of castings.
Having engaged frst-rate mechanics | am ready to
Manufacture anything IN wrought IRON or wood
in awor6nanhke manner and with despatch.
Mls, Wagons and Ploughs made order and repaired
with despatch.
Aconstan supply of the well known and popular Nc
Fariand Plough always on3hand. For the superiority of
these pioughs lrefer to the following genemen-Dr A.
Flournoy Alonzo Flournoy, James Jones, V. H. JONES'
Gaddo parish; Dr. Harris, Thomas Poland D. X Smith
Texas.
Terms liberal JOHN B. MCFARLAND
Greenwood, Caddo parish, La, Sep IS, 1860.
The state of LouIsiana-Parish Of Caddo.
ENGHTEENTHJUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Par-
IL ish of Caddo. Succession of #. lester, De-
ceased-Notce is hereby given that N. L. WmGHT,
administrator OF the succession of F. Lester deceased
has this day filed in the clerks Office tabeau of debts
and distribution, and final account ohis administration
ofte said succession praying the be approved
and homologated.
And unless opposition is made thereto within thirty
dayh time prescribed by law said ableau debts and
final account will be approved, homologated and made
the Judgment of the court and said administrator finally
discharged and his bond cancelled as prayer for
- Given under my hand and seal Of office, this 18th
=. s. day ofSeptember, 1860. \. E. WRIGHT,
-r- sepl9-6t Clerk
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PHOENIX FOUNDRY +.

7
Esr. OF w. ALBERsoN, late of |. ID. Spear 90
GEO CLEVELAND late Cleveland, Bro Co., n. Orleans
WIN ANDERSON Co.,
Late |. D. SPEAR Co..
MOBILE, ALA
Manufacture every description of
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
VERTICAISTEAMS SAW MILLS, (crcular improved)
WOODPECKER SAW MILLS
ProvOst's Cotton Press Screws,
HARRIsoN's PATENT PLows, &c.
FEyHY keep constantly on hand Tin Plates Block Tn
bolt and sheet Copper Scotch pig lron tiutTa FER
eha Betting Also on hand and made to order AZ the
shortest notice, all kinds OF - .,u, rr~
CASTINGS, MILL GEAR, BOLTS, CAST IRON
CoL6gs and SILs and everything OF brass or IRON IN
the Foundry line. augal-I
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WE ac prepared 70 furnish our customers andtIieIs
wv III. iaar..i,ssrsnl Einne ILNNNELL & HLGkAEls
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800 Acres of LLnimnroyed Land for 81

70 800 Acres of Unimproyed Land for Sale,
80 SITUATED near Summer Grove, in respectable
&s#G neighborhood, being the northeast and north
IL west quarters of section No l3 range 10. Il and
township No. Is.
Terms of sae-0nehrd cash the balance in one, two
and three wears bear eight per cent interest from
date the purchaser give his three promissory notes.
payable above, with mortgage importing confession
of judgment and good personal security. For further
particulars apply TO p. H. R0SSON,
Shreveport, Nov. 2, 1859. Agent.
- Mr. b. X. Stephens will show the premises to any
nerSon wishing to purchase.
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I0ST.

A BOUT three weeks ago a note drawn by ALoSzo
N FLouRSoY payable to my order for 1884, due about
the goth Of December 1860 All persons forewaIned
against trading for or buying said note as the payment
has been stopped. ). NJ. DAVIS.
Greenwood Caddo Parish, La Sept 8 186O.-5t#
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GAGETY RESTAURANT.

- s~ssy, Texas street lin the rear the - i.
sssass:as.s Gaiety Theatre Shreveport. A4aasAszaA
TENIIS well known and popular establishment is now
i open for the accommodation Of citizens and stran-
gers The public will find the finest assortment of Came
Fish, Oysters and everything that the Shreveport and
New Orleans markets afford. Meals prepared in the
shortest time at any hour, day night Every
ton will be used for the accommodation of visitors and
the walters will be found civil and attentive. Families
and parties will have their orders promptly attended to.
Sllrnrnrnrt Oct 1870
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A CARD.

TIME subscriber informs the citizens of Shreveport
Il that he has fitted up two extra Water Carts, ex-
pressy to supply water by the barrel cask and ta
lies can have water delivered at their houses by sending
their address the Reservoir, Robson Kimbles
shop.
the 18th inst, to-wit:
2 buckets daily, for one month, SO 90
buckets daily, for montk,.......... 90
Buckets daily, for month"; ......... 90
Water bv the Darrell of40 gallons, so cents on delivery
have employed Mr., Taylor TO supefintend the Reser
voir and-wil keep the water clean Persons sending
draws or carts must either send the money their
ders Water delivered to drays carts, charged the
same as delivered by my carts. >. 81 JONES
Shreveport, July Is, 1860.
and provisions feel assured that my customers VIII
readily meet the small advance in prices take tins
opportunity to you that every cXerton Wlll be
il ...... hn.rltl wat
iulylS-f z. z. =
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JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN,

: - JUSEFU MCLAIHHLIN,
EasA Has again commenced the Saddling Busi-
si4s=aS ness in Shreveport, nearly opposite y. 4 B.
Jacobs Texas st. My stock Of Saddlery and Harness
il very complete, embracing almost every article in the
line (Which will be sold low for cash
p. 5. Persons having fayorite Saddles that they wish
reted will find it to their interest to give call
aug 10, 1860
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WIN. ENBERS,
Texas Street, one door from Edwards Street,


FVNIE undersigned have this day formed c6partner-
L ship under the name and style Of A. III. Hull &
Co.. for the purpose of carrying general RECEIVING
FonwARD1NG C0MNIssIoy and GEaesRY business at the
old stand Thankful for past faTegs respectfully So
cit continuation Of the sasiee A, NJ. HULL.
H. i. HULA.
Shreveport, April ., 1860. d. i. HULL.
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V0lsignees Of Merehandise per steamboatg

VoAagnees Of Merchandise per Steamboats,.
4t 4. d. Hull d Co.'s--J w Wells & Co; Lewis
syo, Armstrong & Francis 7 Kirchof' & Co. Robt.
li9nes L Davidson; I w Tempeton; a S Kottwitz,
.HEerston;J Donohoc; w DomeIl.
4. Ho5eA d Buekuers-C Rem; J II Payne; DR..
W. Harris Jackson n Bro; Hooper u Boles; Morrison
aNoodson Seaton q Bro; S Cooley.
simpson d Cahoua-A Kottgitz; Draifous &
ag Domel Flanagan q Yates; DR.. Cole.
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FOR RENT on SALE.

TENEIliT valuable tract of Land lately occupied by
4 VIM Simmons, situated six miles west of Shreve-
port on the public road leading to Marshall Texas 500
acres well improved in good condition for cultivation
with good dwelling house and cabins, good gin house
and mill stables &c, 743 acres well timbercd,
Apply to the undersigned
febS-tf b. l.. HODGE
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cf.MMIT,TE,Il It0 rHE fAII.

GOMMII'TED TO THE GATT,
& 0Fthe parish of Caddo in the city Of Shreveport
"a negro man, aged about % years, 5 feet in
q. ches high, Of black complexion. Calls himself
80 Ben, and says he belongs to louis Legauv near
Winnfisil, ia VIM. parish La.
The owner of said negro are hereby notified
to forward prove property par charges and take
him away or lie win be disposed Of the law directs
H. W. RHODES, Tailor
Shreveport, September ) 1860
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FEHHE partnership heretofore existing between thsuH
4 dersigned, under the style of H. Harris Son, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent H. Harris will
continue ii business in the house formerly occupied by
the firm, and he W G. Beck are authorized to settle
all the business of H. Harris Son. H. HARRIS
.IHy 9Th 1850. c. C. HARRIS.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended TO the
late firm of H. H. Son Irespectfu beg leave to state
that shall continue business at the olasnd and shall
he pleased to serveny friends Ny stock Of Produce
and Groceries il amply sufficient to supply the Nantsof
my customers lnly I'll. HANNIBAL HARRIS
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Steamboat Register.


SGl5-Reub White from New Orleans
Shreveport Price-Current.
lhsrepoy1 embraces qctuuZ sales made yesterdaH I
soHos-Niddng, 8@8!c
msata-N 0. brown, 8@l23c f2 tb.
4oLlssss--5u@55 cts. II gall.
.i@rR-Soperline, ST. 00@-; St. Louis extra, $l4
ts5NP6b
55'Es-Ness, S24 00@- u Dbl.
5'eoS-Sdes, clear, l5@ &c; ribbed, l2f@l5c Shout
"1ls pc; sugar-cured hams, 1S4@20 u lib.
tcan-l7@l8-c. ~ H.
o'faE-Ro, l5@l6c. l9 ib.
99H-$2 seas 90 " sack.
" aasgEr-SO@45c ~ gall.
gl-Lafd 81 35m1 so u call
SSNoLEs-Star, 28@28c NJ ID.
SSl III. lS@-c India, 1S4@-c.
EEat-lo@llIc Rlb.
SSa lg 5o@5 . 19 keg IroN-44@6c. ~ tb.
lla9.~32 25@24 II bag LEAD-BAR, 9@l0c. Up tb.
iat-Ihom. So 00@350 II Dbl. CEMENT-$4OO
s+le ELiS-l256l5 ID ward LINsEYs-20mS0c
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r. DAWES
MANUFACTURER OF

MANTFAETJRER OF
Copper, Zinc, Tin and Sheet-IrOn Ware,
TEXAS STREET, ONE DOOR BELOW Z &B. JACOBS
q Would respectfully inform his old friends and
81 "A customers that he has resumed business at the
W. above stand, and will be happy to them. He
intends keeping full assortment of everything in his
line Particular attention paid to roofing and gntteling
in town country. m3o
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" VI. +. MEEk,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR
Market Street nearly opposite the Postoice Shreveport
WorLD respectfully inform his customers aid the
"a psbc generally that he has just received drees
"A from the importers. New York and viii keep
IL stanty hand, large stock 3fnew and elegans
French Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Vestirgs
and every article requisite for manufacturing every de
seripton of clothing which will be made up in the most
styles the shortest notice. Allwork fully
guaranteed. oct2f
ISAAC N. BRFAZEAIE,
FTER first returning my thinks to al'my frienFs s5f
IA their past liberal patronage, take mlc%P pleasure
IN notifying he public Of north Lousia4a and eastern
Texas that I am Still assenta for de celebrated
CLIFTON GINS,
Manufactured in Dallas county, Alabama
continuation ofthe planters patronage is respectfully
solicited and those who desire to purchase, and
acquainted with the Clifton Gins gain all Informal
ton required by calling upon the following named gen
temen who will cheerfully render that information.
JAMES WEST, G. G. BGRYS,
D. w. PEARSON, G. p. KNIGHTOy,
D. X. SMITH, THOMAS PoLANn, Poweffon, Texas.
uExnx RpE AZEAIR Dr. " Il. DtNLl Marshall Texas.
Address, ISAAC N. BRE.sEE.1I4E, Mansfield, La.
march2l
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yATTART,E LAND FOR SALE.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

4 a AND A HALF acres of land fronting Red River,
- just above Shreveport; leo acres of land in the
parish of De Soto Grand Cane ten miles from Mans
eld acres in the parish of BosScr about miles
below Shreveport lying between the river and the rail
road. All belonging TO the estate of ERAsTrs SMITH, for
particulars enquire of John d. Amman Co., corner of
Povdras and Magazine streets, New Orleans.
Mrs. MARIA SMITH.
New Orleans April 49, 1SGO-Sm
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+, March 10, 1s60.-tf
NOTICE.

z HEREBY constitute and appoint JOHN A. WILLIS
as my duly authorised agent to transact all business
as though | were acting for myself in person.
4pTil 49, 1S60-tf LAURA J. WILLIS
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-a@ SHREVEPORT LODGE No. is, f. A. NJ
$iH~4 REGULAR meetings held every FRIDAY Evenings
FSy at half-past O'Clock, at the Masonic Hall on
Texas street, third floor over J. H. Reynolds store)
V. RICHIE, W NJ
J. B. GILMORE, Sec'y. sepIs
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Corner of Texas and Spring Street.
TFAVING removed to his fine, large, and commodi-
III Gus store-roons, which he has had erected the
site of his old stand takes this method of informing his
turned from New Orleans with large and complete
Stock Of every description Of goods consisting of Gro
ceries Dry Goods Clothing Hardware Plantation and
Family Supplies of every description all of which hay
ing been seectednperson and purchased for cash. he is
enabled to sell goods at MUCH LOWER PRICES than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him. he asks continuance of The same.
Shreveport March Il, 1860.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

WARRAM.TED NRU7f Ut U I9aV
-rrs,af .aaeyed Urge supply direct from Fredonia
i r,y S-orjS and.fsr sale wholesale and retail by
- NeM = EsAIIs s DASfIIEEI+-
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yALVARJE PT.ANTATJON FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
z OFFER for sale my Plantation, situated four miles
4 southwest ofSreyeport in the parish Of Caddo and
one half mile from the Ecksbmg, Shreveport and Tex
as Railroad, containing thirteen hundred and twenty
acres about three hundred and fifty acres of which in
cultivation. There is on the place good overseer's
house. negro cabins, cribs and stables, and well ofas
good water as there is in the parish will SCH tie place
forlcss than the timber on it is worth
SLreyeport. Aug a ls5g-f NJ WATSON.
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HOUSE AND LOIS FOR SALE.

IN; THE subscriber wishes to sell one house and two
HtilI lots on Buffers Hill, Howes springs Also
one near the residence of Mr. Cut Louisiana street
These lots all handsomely situated, and worthy
the attention of those wishing to purchase.
aug S-tf W. NJ. BUTLER.
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
m: comfortable Dwelling, situated at the head of
.i Texas street. containing all the conyeniences re-
quisite for comfort, &c.
Rent reasonable Apply to "a MRs. d. HEINE,
aug 3-tf Corner Of Edwards and Fannin streets.
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6kRRIAGES AT COST,
q ~ CARRIAGES and Buggiess manufactured by the
- wei known manufacturer JoaN d. NoRRIs, Eiizas
be4k which haze Just been received and are Of
fered at csst and fully guaranteed for one year
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no PRINTERS

TO PRINTERS.
have on hand and for sale the following printing
w materials, lately used on the Southwestern:
A font of 800 lbs Brewer,
" $50 "
.s g $50
5la Gong Primer,
6 fonts . line Brewer,
4 Long Primer Condensed,
Together with the colun, head, advertising and dash
rules leads, &c, &c. =, M,
N5oNA Medium Printing Press, Roller Mould, &C.
all compIete and the following materials used for short
time 81 the publication Of weekly paper About $40 lbs
of BOURGEOIS and Mnion with two line letter; column
bead advertising and dash rules, cases chaSes, etc
The above materials viii be sold low for cash
iie "'o L. DIIIARD & Co.
Camden and Trenton Daily Mail Stage Line.
1aAk>Sze The above route now completely Stocked
u g. Commodious Mail Stages will leave q A.
nEN. Ark. and TRENTON, La, every day, Sundays
,-caItpd \ at o'clock A. NJ, and arrive at TRENTON
and EAMDEN on the day following, at o'clock P; ~
mi; limo connects at CAMDEN with the Stage Lines
- ~ HOT SPRINGS. GAINES LANDING, and WASH
I2fT0S Ark and at TRENTON, with the Stage Lines
4 SHREvEP0RT La. and BY way of HARRISON
nI7RG and TRINITY to NATCHEI, Miss
ery attention is paid to the comfort and convenience
&c III trayelne community Itwn connect with steam
# thus aordng ni4iRterrnPted tFanspor
80 = 4. ~ ts,-aers goinr south. W.. CARR.
Cherry Ridge, la, NOV. :, 1913.
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4 THE regular meetings of Meth Lodge,
III SgI3 No. 81, are held on Wednesday evenings,
"~FA%->'ES at O'Clock, at their Lodge Room, Texas
street, p H. KYES N G.
NATHAN SEIIGMAN, Sec'y
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
FEHHE copartnershp heretofore existing between the
I undersigned under the name and style OF Dunn q
Ritchie, this day dissolved by mutual consent The
of the firm viii be used by either party for quida
ton only. gRlAH d. U
Shreveport La, August Il, 1s6o-ang22
Al persons indebted to the above firm, either by note
oraceount are hereby notified to forward and set
lie without delay or legal proceedings will be resorted to-
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NOTTET
NOTICE.

TgNHE copartnerslp heretofore existing between the
I undersigned, under the name and style of Black
4 Williams, is dissolved by mutual consent of the
parties r. Il. BLACK,
WV. VI. WILLIAMS
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Shreveport Chapter No. 10. r.. NJ.

M KtGuLARmeetings held on the Second and Fourth
NJ Monday ofeach month, at halfpastf clock, p
= NJ, at the new Masonic Hail. lthird,foor ever j
q. KeInolds store9 Comp J. W. JONES, Me Il. p
Y y, BECK, Secy sep12
IHE Brethren and Companions Of the above institu-
mons are earnestly requested to be punctua in their
tendance at the regular meetings from this date
Y. RICHIE, W. NJ. Shreveport Lodge No rs
80, j W. JONES, IL p. Shreveport Chapter No. 10
'S1rpvppnpt San+arnha1, . sen
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FUIt SAIEl UEt EaFL1EEE' - , !
FEyHE west half Of lot No !, in block NO 5S situated
Il on Market street, opposite the episcopal church,
with the buildings and Improvements thereon
merits thereon consisting of dwelling with four rooms
also negro quarters and never falling underground
cstern. -.
diaely beyond the corporation limits and lately occupied
BY Dr. VIM Ball. The dwelling is large and commodl-
Gus good Kitchen, negro quarters stable exc Ihefe
is also fine fruit orchard and vegetable garden with
a large cistern and well on the premises
The above property will be sold Or rented on reason
able terms for particulars apply at tins ONCE or 70
Sbrerenort lime o. 1850 j. p HALEY.
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III U RITRNSTnE
THE FINEST WATCHES, JEW ELRY,
Fancy Goods, &c.


Texas Street Between A Marks and g. 1fabers stores
S3 HAVING lately enlarged my store and just -
ENIA opened one Of the largest and most ex K
N...%A teHsive assorynents of Fine Watches, - ~
Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware ever brought 70
this cits TREst5ck was selected with the greatest
and am nov fully prepared to suit my numerous chs
toners with .
ladies and gentlemen FROM She Host celebrated 1nanufac
tories of NJ Tobias MontatEoh FIRES, j. NJ Levitt &C.
great variety of very fire Vest Fob and Guard
Chains; fine Chatelanes and Necklaces.
Bracelets of the newest styles
Fine Diamond Rings Breastpins and Eardfoes
Fine RUBY, Garnet, Cameo and Jet Sets
Breastpins, EARRINGS, &C for ladies and children.
Fine Belt and Fob Buckles Slides, Clasps Necklace,
Pins Sleeve Neck and Shirt Buttons.
Finger Rings with fine sets, and plain, to please ALL
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPECTAGLES, of the very
finest quality, to suit all ages Spectacles in gold silver
and steel frames.
Silver Spoons and Forks Silverplated Ware Casters,
Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes, Molasses Cups Candle
sticks (fobets Spoons and Forks; China CandcstickS,
Flower Vases Figures Alabaster and Perfume Stands
Parlor, 0fiice and Mantle Clocks, Music Boxes, &c.
~ Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired and war
ranted TAMIL V; SHIDET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-10
WHAT WILL PRESIDENT LINCOLN Do'
70 THE EDITOR OF THE n. Y. HERALD


We learn upon authority which we cannot question,
that in an interview recently held with Abraham Lincoln
by Southern gentleman the for explicitly stated
the following as his future rule OF action if he reached
the Presidential chair
That whatever his private opinions when he took
the oath Of office he would, recommend no measure
which would impair the value OF security of slave proper
ty in the South.
That he would never recommend the abolition OF slav-
cry in the District of Columbia unless the Legislature Of
Maryland shall request it.
That the sale and transfer Of slaves between State and
State having been fixed right under the Constitution
he should not interfere with it.
That the rendition of fugitive slaves should be enforced
by all the power at his command.
That he should consult in his administration the opiu
ions Of the friends Of Henry Clay.
These statements come 10 US in euch shape that VIC
are inclined to believe them and, if So Southern
friends might as well lower their haber and stay in the
Unon for Lincoln will probably be the most energetic
friend they have had in the White House for many long
year.
We should not be surprised, therefore, If the abo
tonists found before long that they have caught
Tartar And than this learn that in the course
Of few weeks there will be ofcia statement Of his
views by the President select which will aay every pos
sble apprehension. VERlrAS.