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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-09-18
All Honorable Sentiment.

A gentleman who has for several years resided in
a Western State, far distant from the home OF his
childhood remarked 10 us recently that he never could
feel towards dear old Camden other than that it was
still his home.
Here he first saw the light, aud it seems Int natural
20 where we may, that one should always love and
cherish the spot that gave him birth, and like GOLD
SMITHS traveller, towards home to feel,
"Whereer we roam. whatever realms to see,
The heart untravelrd fondy turns to thee"
twas sentiment akin to this which gave, even to
the dark and morbid sentimentaly of the snsulary
gifted Poe. brighter and moro hopeful aspect Even
his msanthropic heart covered with the pail of gloom,
occasionally at least could emerge from its inttation
and dclusion TO catch geam Of fresh inspiration
from the fountain Of pure aud holy sentiment which
could only have had birth in the chamber of genuine
affection; for when he says
"Thc angels whispering to one another,
Can find among their burning terms oflove,
Nome so devotional as that Of mother"
what world of pure and holy feeling rises unbldden
and brings back into swcety subdued recollection, the
tenderness which gathers around the heart at the
name and lallowed memory Of one whose sweet small
voice SO often charmed our childhoods purcr days.
We are pleasantly reminded OF this very rcdeenlng
feature in the character oferrng man. in reading few
evenings since, in tile Charleston Courier, an interest
ing account of "a South Carolina Festival in New
: seSs,>nqn the anniversary Of thc battlc of Eutaw
Of ch'Fssoos"s s who el'anesa ,i","s,1
ad 50aF CdI0ltna our NaGuy Jtpgus..-
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REVOLUTIONARY REL1c.-our fellow townsman' NJ
P Crawford, Esq, las shown us cannon ball "a SIX
pounder) Which wastpickcd up few days since on his
plontaton in the Waxhaw section It's rused appear
snce besides other circumstances, would indicate its
being relic of Revolutionary times 1t was ficKcu
up within short distance Of the spot where 0ch
jackson was bor,. and upon the plantation (hea own
ed by - Crawford, grandfather oIthe frs: named
gcutleman where the first of Ills remarkable lllc was
spent Lancaster Ledger.
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Also,

One Tract OF land conlaiuing -ThreeE
Eishly.sevcE 1857 acres, more or less, t.
District Of Kerslaw, on both sides Of II
Creek, bounded 10y lands Of Jesse Try
Gaskin, ct III. levied on as the property 4
ton. It tho suit Of Joseph N. Gayle Il Z
Castul.
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ia eW PerfInlsrH

CST OPENED AT McKAIN'S DRUG STORE
c large and beautiful Socl of French English ana
American perilnncry and Tnct articles. consisting o
Cologne, handkerchief Extracts ponades Hair Ols
BandolcnL &C.
Fine English and French Tooth Brushes Hail
Brushes Nail Brushes: Buffalo DrcsSn. Con,Ls Ec
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TERMS:

Latin free if the pupil can john class already orn-
ed fnot tile terms will be, per year. ....... 40.
Music, including use Of Piano d" 60.
Tuition, half payable in advance.
Camden Aug. 81.
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Orr Cotton Market.

Several lots Of the new crop were brought to mar
kct during the past week. and sales foot up ABOUT 'O
boles at from 10 10 II cents.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-09-18

&le ScF!OOIlnastcr. '
Methodist I:piscopacy.
Alis'nary Heroes, Martyrs.
Memoir Crane & Sanders.
Noble Deeds Of Women.
Nicaragua.
Notes on the Gospel.
Notes do. Acts Ripley.
Notes on Romans.
MEALS Annals.
Principles & Practices Bap.
Providence Cnfolded.
Philosophy Plan S;llrati'n.
Power Of PRAYER.
Pleasures of picty. E
! Pilgrims Progress.
Questions, Startling
hic'l kilIsman, &c.
Saints Rest.
S. School in every D. C'h.
Southern Scenes { Scenr'y
Theology, Manncl Of Dagg
Thcadosia, Heroine Faith.
Tracts on import subjects.
Useful Books 4 Tracts.
Victory Won.
Way OF Salvation.
Naylan's Sermons.
Willie lIuard.
Words & Works Of God.
Young Woman's Friend.
y. I. LATTA.
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Sheriff Sales,

DY v,rlne of SEndly Writs OF Fl. Fa., Z
ID It'd. | will oller for sale before the
in Camden, on the Eirs. Monday in '
within the legal hours ofsale, the foil an
Lo.wit:
One rnrI enline Still, Six Barrels Spif;
one selt OF Coopcrs' Tools and one Nh f
;he properly "f ,. B CASTOR, ut the YS5S;
NJ. Gaylr& Co, rs Is. b. CASTOR.
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Also.

The uneXpied lease Of defendant in and lnS
tract O. Pine Iard (undcr cultivation as Turp"hSSi4
Fa.m) aiming Five Hundred AID Four 5C4) acre
situated IN Tie District of kersmw, on the waters
Gully Branch bounded Iy lands OF Jacob Young
Esale Of Colcloueh. ell al levied on At the suit d
Juscph NJ. Gay TO-, VS. B. i. CASTOR.
,Sl5O1
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Sldws ellis Bituminous

COAL OIL GREASEI
lie cheapest most convenient and best article
Il made Tor Wagons, Carriages and al SORTS Of run
hl'G "car. Tut up III small woDlcn Boxes For sale
ny JOHN j. MckAIN
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Very respectfully yours,
CHARLESTON, Sept. 9th, 1850

5. l.. LOCKWOOD, NJ. y.
To DR.. GEO. S. PELzER, City Registrar.
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uid Rennet,

a NEW ARTICLE for making delicious Deserts i
IA few minutes For sale by J. j McKAIN.
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baptist CHllrGh ficIIUrar'
do. History \. u. lSO(
Bencdicrion Blessed Life
Better Land.
Book Psalms with Notes
Broken Bud.
Blind BartimiuS.
Christ onr Example.
Christ a Friend.
Christ. llnitati"n Of
Christian Mirror.
Christian Hope.
Clark'S Commentaries.
Concordance of the Bible.
Covenants, The
Cross, The
Duties Of Pastors to ClI'hs.
Excellent Women.
Eox's Book Of Martyrs.
Furman's Poems.
liracc Of God Magnilicd.
Grace Truman.
Harvest and Reapcrs.
Heaven. or. S;lintcd dead.
Heavenly Home.
History Of Providence.
Howell. on Dcacnnsllip.
Hydcr Dost.
Inspiration "f Scripture.
Interpretation Of do.
Jesus. Glimpscs Of
Sept II
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Fair NOtica

a LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO JOHN LOSSEE
IA by Note or Account, are hereby notified that
the same are in my haDds for Collection Immediate
payment is requested.
Sept lS,-tL j. T. SUTHERLAND
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LATEST NEWS.

TIE FIGHI NITH WEAIJU Has ALItEADY BEGUN.
NINTH tie above news the undersigned respectfully
w apprase the citizens Of Shreveport and surround
ing eeuntPvhat lie has removed his extensive stock of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHES, HATS, AND CAPS VARIETIES &c.
from his old3tand to Of Mrs. Lafons connections
brick stores Texas street next door + L. Frank
jewery stor, where he is ready and VIII be pleased
to wait uporhis old customers and many new ones
as he can g, with the same courtesy as heretofore.
In addtia to his former stock he has received large
assortmentll kinds Of Spring and Summer Goods.
which WILDE sold at reduced prices.
rhanklufor the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
at his old sand he hopes receive the same at the new
one pledghg himself sell his goods low ifnot lower
than any llnse in town. NJ. LEVY
ShreNnnft Mnrrh %.
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GSTATE OF L0UISGASA-Parish OF Caddo-En Dis
Johnson and j. W GREEN, security By ytne If + yri
of fiera facas to me directed by the Honorable the
District Court Of the parish and State aforesaid in the
above entitled suit I will sell at public auction il
hehghest bidder at the courthouse the city Shreye
port, parish Of Caddo
on Saturday, the list day Of September, 1860,
betweea the hours of II o'clock, n, and o'clock r.
~ the following described property seized that of the
defendant j. W. Green and to be sold pay and satisfy
the writ above mentioned to-yvit:
negro woman Lizzie, of grille complexion, aged
about ~ Years, and her child George of yellow complex
ON. aged years,
Terms Of sale-Cash, with the benefit Of appraise-
ment NATHAN HOSS Sheriff
Shreveport August / 1860 swfSg %
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MACHINE SHOP, PLANING MILL, &c.

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A coon INVESTMENT
WISH to dispose Of the machinery pertaining to the
machine shop, and all the Lumber, Saving and Turn
ing Machinery contained in the mill buildings situated
on upper Commerce street, neartle ferry laiding
Everything is of the best quality being lew and in
complete working ORDER while the power is sufficient
aud the couveuiences of locality &c uusuipnssed for
the addition of mill of large proportions or of
machinery for the manufacture Of cotton seed oil.
3 ai' Tor safe 2oY90 feet dry cyPfess lumber.
comprising said mill, good dwelling house, &c. and
four lots OF ground having good depth the river
The easiest terms will be offered, and unless the en-
tire lot be disposed of early the machinery &c. will be
sold separately.
June 10, leG0.-tf. w b. SipU&RT
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
AND NO HTTHgrCy

THE W AR WITH MEXICO, IS NO DOUBT To COM
MENCE SOON The CRY Is CHEAP GooDs
EpUf let make war first here i'll Shreveport b1-
ES selling my SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. the
Cheapest that ever has been offered vet here iii this
place On Gnd from this date | viii offer tie following
goods one large lot of Oak Tan Russets "a 81 10 pr
One Boys lot Of Oak Russets % .....75 cts
25 dozs Mems, Boys and youths Brogans a. Is 81 .
lO0peces Americans Englishe from to 10 al vis
Is " fine French =" 10 to g0c 81 va
50 American, FrcnchAScotch ginghams o to 2jets
100 fine jac organd coored musiins from Toe TO 25c
DO French organdtounce dress patterns 81 soto 200
20 8 PLAIN barage,.. ........... al 2Octs
% Barage double skirt and aounced dresses 80 to 300
30 Robe guile dresses. Ia 2 80
a1arge lot OF Marsees and cotton counter paues.
l2-4 wide from 81 80 to 81 90
10000 yards heavy No. 0snaburgs. .......m I0cts
5000 q Brown shifting from to 10 per yard
5000 :" and Bleached seeting. from to % cts
100 doz fine Ladies, Misses and chdren's cotton
hose from 10 cts to % cts
100 assorted fne Ladies, Misses and chIldren's
he'll bootecs from 7jcts to 81 50 cts
also large variety of other goods too numerous to men
ion which will be sold in proportion
In addition to my Fancy and Staple Goods have re-
ceiyed neass0Ftnent of the test style of Spring and
Summer Bonpets also Ladies' Misses and childrens hats
which will 81; at reduced prices, am determined to
sell my goodsregardesss Of profits orprces also have
very hne stock OF Clothing and Furnishing goods,
Spring and Simmer Hats srch as Mems Cassner ana
fine lot ofchiren fancy hats, all OF which viii be offered
at the same tw prices. ladies and Gentlemen are par
ticuary inTfedto come and examine my stock before
purchasing esewhere, my goods are all new and fresh
andhave been bought expressly for this market Country
people will ind tito their interest to and see for
themselves ald get bargains w. MARKS,
Texasstreet, between Market and Edward
SShrcveDor, April II. 1870.
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MRS. WELLS

G. Respectfully informs the ladies of Shreveport aud
O vicinity that She has just returned from New FORK
with the largest and best selected stock of FANCY
DRY GOODS ever brought to this market, among which
will be found the following articles:
Dress silk, silk velvet SATIN broadcloth cashmere,
delaine, gnEham, calico neapoa, chip, straw silk and
velvet bonuets and hats CLOTH velvet satin and marno
cIoaks, woolen caps, scarfs hoods, sacks &c. new
andarge assortment ewcIry, aconetand swiss edgng
and nserting collars, underseeves and chemsettes, in
great variety Also, large assortment of toys for
Chrismas-and IN fine all articles usually found in fan
cy dry goods Ladies will please call and examine
her assortment and they will be to buy she has
goods suit al tastes, and prices suit all pockets
Notwithstanding the high charges for freight, Mrs.
Wells continues to sell her goods as CHEAP As EVER.
- Mrs Wells viii be found at her old stand on Texas
street- neEL door 10 Eherstadts.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

TENHE annual Course of Lectures III this Department
q will commence on MONDAY, November 70, 1850
and win terminate the ensuing March.
JAMES ZONES, MD Professor Of Pfactice Of Medicine
J. L. RIDDELL, Vi. D. Professor of Chemistry
WARREN STONE, n. D., Professor Of Surgery.
4. II. CENAS, N. D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
9. A. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor Of MsteTia Metlica
I 9; RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT. NJ. D., Professor Of Fhy sioloey and
Pathology.
\ Z i f aIaHdls n B. B. Of Anatomy
Ihs rooms for Dissecting will be open the second
the Charity Hospital
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits
vantages
Preliminary to the Course Lectures win he delivered
daily in the Amphitheatre of the Hospital from the lat
of October Clinical Medicine and Surgery and other
subjects, without ahy charge to students
THOMAS HUNT. 81 H. Dean
The Administration Of the Charity Hospital elect an
nuaily in April, fourteen Resident Students, who are
maintained By the institution. iulyls
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NlIilIkIFE3S SALE,

TN DISTRICT C0URT-State of Louisiana Parish OF
l. Caddo-No. 57Sq-BRIDGE Son VS.. r. a. CUTLIFF.
BY Of writ Of feras acas directed by the
Honorable District Court othe parish Caddo and State
aforesaid in the above entitled suit will sell at public
auction the highest bidder at the courthouse door in
the city of Shreveport parish of Caddo, on
Saturday. the Isl day of September, A. ID. 1860,
between the hours Of o'clock and o'clock
the following described property seized that OF the
defendant, K. A. Cutf and to be sold to pay and sat
isfy the writ above mentioned, to-wit:
The one undivided half of two ten acres Lots, Nos.
three 3 and four a. per plot drawn p J. Franklin,
of the southeast quarter Of section No thirty five 49,
township No. eighteen, 1S) of range No tourteeu IA
Terms Of 5alecash, with the benefit appraisement
NATHAN HOSS, Sheriff
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texas street, between EDWARDS ana Market streets,
SHREVEPORT.
S7s Has just received from New Orleans an sz55sN
1888 extensive assortment of fresh H1e II
80 FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES, l1 II
CoSFEcToNERY CRYsrALIsED FEUTs, CANnIEs CoEDIALs
&c selected in person expressly with view Of meeting
the wishes Of bis patrons and embracing almost every
article suitable to the season including every description
Of French West India and American Preserves and Jel-
Hes Pickles, hetciups and Sauces Crvstalised fruits,
Fruits put up in their own juice, Brandy Fruits Pie
Fruits, Cranbeuies Figs, Prunes, Cron, Dates, Cur
rants, Rasius, Almonds Pccaus, Flbers, Brazil Nuts,
superior fresh Candies, Sugar Plms plain and motto
Kisses Lozenges, Gum Drops Syrups superior Cakes,
fresh Oranges Lemons, Apples Pine Apples, &C., &c.
His supply ofGroceries Is very large, consisting part
Of Sugar and Coffee, Tea Chocolate, Hams. Candles
Soap, Starch, Flour Moiasses, Mackere euiugs, Sar
dimes Lobsers Olives, Anchovies, Mustard; Soda But
ter and Water Crackers; Goshen Western, Pine Apple
aud Swiss Cheese; Goshen Butter, Lard Salt, Pepper
Spices, Indigo, Sweet and Lard Oil.
superior assortment Of liquors Of every descriptions
Brandics Whskey, Gin, Port Madeira Caret and White
Wines, Champagne London Porter Scotch Ale, Cider
&c, &c, &c.
Toys and Fancy Articles Of every description for chill
dreu Superior Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Suppers Confectionery and Refreshments for Parties
Balls Weddings furnished at the shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms. dec15
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A. ENGLE g. Co.


EIAKES easure.in Informing their friends and custo
Il mers,i the receipt of theirstock Of Fresh Goods
consistngn part Of
HAvANAdGARs-Of following celebrated brands
Fgaros GMnos FL Principe de Gales, Ceryantcs Milan
Caoba Wilmington, FL Sol ToreHo, new and avoritt
Flor Solo II. Upmann, La Intirnidad Yichot and
many otTS.
SHokISAND CHEWING ToBAcco- Fine Turkish Hyco
Killic5nt, Perique, Gooawia& Brother, pure Habaug
Solace ar Virginia.
GENu1SI EERscHAuMPI pEs--And amber mouth pieces
Clay andauey Pipes and Stems.
MAroH--Prary, Poll!k and common Lacour
PLAYI2 CtRpS-4kll kinds
WINBsF. G lcquot, Heidsick Co. and Cabinet Cham
payne. Eay. szekszarl, Port sherry, MADEIRA Spark
ling and i'll Catawba, Rhine wine,
ALE AZ PoRTER-Je flreys and Bvas.
FINE CINAC AND RmsKEY.
PICKLR Oysters, Salmon, HOLSTERS and Sardincs
PREsEEs OF ALL KINDS -Syrups, fine table Oils Lea
& Perkir Worcestershire Sauce French Mustard Layer
Raisins a Figs Candies and Gum Drops. Star and
Sperm Cdles large lot Of Lemons Cordias Bar Tui-
blers, w aud Champagne Glasses.
Bostorond Ice through the summer season.
All ores will be attended to with particular care
Imayl A. ENGLE & co, Texas street.
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320 Acres of Enim nrovef Land for saI

- ~ -ENIEs O glIIil EIOVVU IUMU TOT SAFE,
50 SIrGArED near Summer Grove in respectable
49, neighborhood being the northeast and north
LIS west quarters Of section u, range Ma. il and
township No.l6.
Terms of sale-0ne third cash. the balance in one two
and three years to bear eight per cent interest from
date the purchaser to give his three promissory notes.
payable osabovc with ulortgag importing confession
Of Judgment and good personal security For further
particulars apply TO 2. II. R0SS0N
Shreveport Aov. > 1859. Agent.
- Mr.. b K Stephens viii show the premises TO anv
person wishing 10 nufclasa
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FOR SALE.
n. ,LTNMAN.
BOOT Ard SHOE MAKER.

ssISNT-@ae HsvISG removed from bis old stand to
Us 80 to the building recently occupied by
<Ys2l "a Cook Trmgel,near the corner Of Tex
esEEsssA-~SA and Market strs, {adjoining Lewis
Drug Store and received stock Of Superior Leather
Morocco &c, begs leave inform the citizens Of Shreye-
port and its vicinity that he is now prepared 10 arfac-
taIe IN superior style, out of the best material Toots
andShoes of every description. Retu1ningto my pa
irons many thanks for past yors solicit continuance
Of their confidence,
large stock of Boots Of my manufacture always
on hand travellers and strangers therefore be sup
piled at moments notice.
Remember the stoFe-Texas street. one door below
Lewis Drug Store novS
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Speer's Patent Clasp and Hoop IronI5ands
FOR I3ALiNG COTTON,
i AIIS

Office and Storeroom T. H. EheriGges corner Of ii.
lam and Commerce Streets Shreveport, La,
M Ill keep constantly on hand large stock Of assor
w ted lengths, which he Will sell from IS to 30 PER
CENT, LESS THAN ROPE CAN POSSIBLY De AFFoEDEb
These Clasps and Bands manufactured Of the best
amerlcanloh and may 5crced forils toughuess and
complete adoption 10 the Planters use.
For further nformaton send for descriptive Circulars
and specimen Clasps. june S, ISGu-Iv.
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II. DANES.


Copper, Zine, Tin and Si,eet-Eron Ware,
IEXAs STREET, ONE DOOR BELOW E 4 B. JACOBS.
"a NouID respectfully inform his old friends and
I "a customers that he has resumed business at the
" above stand, andwill be heppy to them. He
intends keeping full assortment Of everything in his
line ParteHlarAttention paid 10 roofing and suttering
in town country. In8o
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VARIABLE LAND ron SALE.

4 TkAGF OF LAND, situated about miles south Of
"A Shreveport, containing 6acFes1Q 90 acres in erl
vation There areon the premises good and comforta
bic dwelling, outhouses, stabng, &c together with
fne orchard, gooaweE and Il never failing spring The
place Is conveniently situated to good summer range for
stock The stock ofhogs and cattle viii also sold with
the plantation freqGircd Possession given immediate
~. For terms and particulars apply to
B. L. STEPHENS. on the premises
ma or REu4ES White Shreveport
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REMOVAL.
BRTFF BROTHER q SFAVER
COOK & TROEGEL,
Successor to Austin & Goodwin,
: MANI FNITUEERs OF
CeppeE. Tin. XInc and Sheet-FrGn Ware.

Copper, Tin, Zinc and Sheet-Tron Ware.
TEXAS SrREEr, two. Doors ABOVE THE MARKET.
HAyING removed into the and commodious
rsff9 brick building, on Texas street adjoining the
Es1 corner of Market opposite old stand, and
~ greatly increased our stock and otherfacilities,
'fF we.aIe now prepared 10 execute with prompt
ness every description Of Copper, Tin, Zinc Lead and
Sheethoa Work Particular attention will be paid to
putting up cutters and conductors, fixing metallic pumps
in eiSterns and wells etc
large stock Of Manufactured Tnware embracing cy-
cry variety, kept constantly on hand
Our stock Of Stoyfsis the most complete ever brought
to this place and embraces all The latest most approved
patents Of COOKING, OFFICE, PARL0R and CHURCH
SfoH E Of western and northern manufacture selected
expressly for the Shreveport, Eastern Texas and Ar
kansas trade.
Country merchants and all others wishing 10 make
purchases are invited to call and examine our stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere as our rates win be
found unusually low and terms easy
All orders from the country promptly executed ne
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= <egg Texas Street, On Che rear ofthe <Saa5s =.
% GaietY Theatre Shreveport. A.ssSSz.ssaasa
FHSllIS well known andpopuar establishment Is now
gers. The public will lind thencst assortment of Came
Fish OYSTERS ind everything that the Shreveport and
NeA Orleans markets afford. Meals prepared in the
shortest fmc any hour, day or night Every excr-
lion viii be ased for the accommodation of visitors and
the walters viii be found civil and attentive Families
and parties wiz have their orders promptly attended to.
Shreveport Oct. II, 1850
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FElE subscriber informs the citizens Shreveport
a that he has fitted Up two extra Water Carts cx-
pfessy 70 supply water BY the barrel cask and fami-
lies can have water delivered at their houses by sending
their address to the Reservoir Robson Kimble5
shop.
DIi%ng water BY the bucket charged follows from
the 18th inst, to-wit:
buckets daily, for one moith .,.$5 90
buckets daily, for one month, ......... %
buckets daily, for one month, ....... %
Water by the Darrell ofi gallons 50 cents on delivery
have employed 1lr. Taylor supelintcnd the Eeser-
Tor, and will keep the water clean, Pc sons sending
drays or carts must either send the money their or
ders, Water delivered to drays Or carts charged Tie
same as delivered by my carts. 5. B. JONES.
shreveport July Is, 1850.
\. b. In consequence Of the high Prices Of corn hay
and provisions feel assured that my customers will
readily meet the small advance in prizes take this
opportunity to assure You that every exertion viii be
julyl8-lf i. B. j.
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MUSIC,
s. C. EICHHARN

y FIUIestpf and teachel Of MUSIC,
rTs.'7-z ltEsPECTPtLIY informs the Ladies and gen
hi iii n II temen OF shreveport hat be 1iillteaeh the
j w. j Piano, GCITAn, VIOLIN and VocAl Music
Orders can be left at Y. Shdet's ieyelrv store
Shreveport, May so, lsG0-ly