The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-05
New Orleans Mo.l.

Aagust 80.-There is a very good 49,
Yesterday the sales amounted IN Tor cotto,
new crop except about 500 bales oSV0 bales Al
the following quotations: are steadyaI
Interior, "a Niddlipo fr,.
Tooa orunnafy, ;'.ot97f Good. Z" fpeg{ 4VVf@lCs
Low mldg,lne#l .st@lo Middlinp fair G1;a;iiii@n{
Inc receipts Including 26,445 bales On EbgoIlit9s
the lst September have been 282 7s4 ~ nand since
ted during the same time 2,2l8, $50. 'S'es E1por.
FLoUR-Superfne, So 74Q5 7O extra O.
Pork-Mess $22 04@22 80 y Dbl S0 fy&1 30
BAcoS-Sides, l3@I5c; shoulders eGs,,.
LARD-12@l5c. p H. ~iN
CoRN-54 @7Octss n bushel.
0ATs-40@47c. p bushel.
SUGAR-34, 6@9@c II h.
MoLAssEs-20@34c q gallon.
WHIsKEY-Recuhed, l74@2l raw, l8aoo.
GoFFEE-Rio, lS@163c. y Ii. @-O Tgslon.
CATTLE Market, Apo .,
phEf~n no es'eI1 nne, ..6@sc 81
Texas and Lake, ....... .sl4a4o a met
hogs, ...'....... ..............7f7I. n aeao.
80, 500 90 III bead
DALLY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR poseos.@,,-,
questionable power instantly to check inaama h IN
s acceded by many, eminent in the professo oOu This
all chat have ever used it. and hence sOn' and BY
great property it naturay folows mai possessing The
in case of Burns Scalds, &C.. is produced nv "ae
must cease as soon az you conquer and sb5na
nation that caused it. Read the MANY e ala.
cures in pamphlets which can be had Grst;' sa Of
agents For sale in New Orleans wholesale ana VI NE
by J. WRIGHT Co, 81 and I5l Cbortr r,iu le'a
Sole agents for the southern States. and tn
orders should be addressed. an,o I'1i al
We would particularly call the attention Of onr,,3--
to a remedy known McLean's Strengtbenins r"Al
and Blood Purifyer 1t is certainly yaluobl sO'u@
We therefore say to all, call at the agents ana ,a..t
yourselves its intrinsic merits. 1t il delicious r. M
We ask our lady readers to try it. See adve, TlAe
in another column. ono09 ,
MEssRs EDIToRs.-I have been informed tbst ,n.,
have been circulated in this community to Ss ass
that during trip recently made to Texas soIdtaoH
containing abolition sentiments, and that ! .ress
against the institution of slavery and that men s
in pursuit of me, for the purpose of apprehendno ma
&c. Now there is not word of trath.in these S,s,s
ments. / have never sold or had in nv possession
book OF this character; have never uttered seutsn
against the institution of slavery. Quite to the cc7-s
~, | have written to friends in the north and
visiting there have made public demonstrations
vor of southern institutions. Ineyer was an fs,s
zionist; was always opposed to the agitation Of n
question in the commencement and when the frst
tion lecturer came to Dubuque more than twenty !, :
since, having the control of the largest public hull
in the place, refused to permit him to occupy Il
have lived fifteen years in this country, and have "a
and partly educated family of children in the 40
all my temporal interest is here and some of the
bers OF my family own several slaves But pemi
to inquire if the condition of affairs around Us ss
that men are to be justified in slanderng and pers
ting an individual because he was born in a north
State? Is a residence of years in eommunit
gentlemanly department, christian walk and
position to cultivate friendly intercourse in al
business relations of life, no shield against the si
of ealumny? But that may not be misunderstood
will state that on my return from the west, about
first of August, / stopped to spend the sabbath at
little village, seventeen miles on the way from Hend
son, and on Monday morning several individuals call
at my lodging and requested to be permitted to e
anime my papers, very readily consented to let thu
examine all the documents in my possession. And
did they discover Instead of finding such papers
they expected they found letters of introduction fro
members of congress, lawyers, ministers, and mt
known to the public throughout our country
Shreveport, Sept. 5. E. LOCKWOOD