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Je suis Ie prolsaistaire IN cntier du PATRIOTS
DIES opnLeusl. T.. s. b. Motley est mon
essocie comHie ,%siiienr. 4 regard de la
cantrovetse qri Il u lien reinforcement lptre lie
Goarrier ct lie Patriotic, je ny nj pris aiculle
part Ell ie dirni meme ancnn %interet. ST son
bnt etail. CONNIE ie Ec crois, de fnire yoir quel
journal miatenait lie mieax les doctrines ac-
taclles de la democratic, que d'auires en- jugent:
&c nest pas 4 moi a lie faire. II me sembIe, ct
c't-t ma fsfHe conviction, q''e no,rs q ons irop
de dispute, ct de deri>iou parini nous On est
trop porte a semrr la djscerle dams lie parti de-
mocra,e de st, Landry ct dams puelques antres
portions dc llilat. Je n'approuyerai ialnais
pareilleS chooses Ell jainais s%eraije pref a les
eucorrager. Uelte maniere dc courir apres
les PLACES ppldiqacs est nn flean terrible, qui
R,aintenaut parc5prt 'out l'etcndu dc metre
glarieuS commencement general.
Cenx qai ON, Ia CONT pons les places publ
ques ct les hoauears ct lie gail, ct les avantages
qaelles aPp0rteit, meriieut bien d'etre demon
ees qianl il sc moatrent sans fol, vicicpy ei
deshonora,ies. lie serai t%onjonrs d'accord Il
les trainer deyant lie pablic. Nous serons lou,
jjoirs pref a i~nserer dams lie i~'utriote les discus
slons lonorabira qui p0urront s%'elever; mai.
@jarnais uos COLONIES ne scrviront Giles aux per
~sonalites vnlgaircs et iudecentea. La %caloinnit
ct lie Inensange mont iamais fait de tort i
l4amme honorable qnelque haut on quelqH
bus place qa'il tut. C'est %verite qui ecras
ct 9ui lue.
Pour ce qni regarde les discussions entire !
Nord ct lie Sud sur la question de l'csclavage
dl omnef ct DIES nanalactures, lie suis pa
mes antecedents, par mon education, parme
associations ct par mes principles Aoaue. dn Sm
Je ne snis nullement lalmirateur dies mnur
de Ia p~olitisie ct de la religion pnritaniqnc;
Je suis pref q supporter une confederation in
dependante des Flats 4 esclaves. a,land ils1
croIront avantagehse ct %nfcessaire. Je sui
democratic ct dune famille democratic ct j
compile he iamais gaitter In democratic.
. espere que mes principles sont des plu
pnrs-ceax de Jefferson ct de jackson.
.R0DOLPHE CHACI1ERE.
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nAYEz VoS TAXEs.-Lc role des taxes de-
IL Paroisse, pour l'arnae 1850. ayalt etc dtp0e6s
entire mes mains, je ~recevrai ie ~na0ntant des dlteas
taxes u mon burean aux Dpel0usas, dnraAt 30 j0ufNi
u partif dh Is ~janvier 1860. Pour la plus grande
coaInodita lies contribnablcs, IL serai present, en-
p%crsonne, on represente par nm deputA dnTsclt M
toris6 par moi, anx erdruits suivants, Ct AUX lnurs
ci-dessous indiqncs, entire 10 henrcs da fnAtil ct >
lieures de l'apras-midi, dams fc but de teeeyoirdes
contribnahles 10 montant de lcars taxes. Et \ Pee
piration de &c temps 10 fetal lancer don ofares de
saisie contre tout dGlindaant.
A mon bureau aux 0pelonsas, 10 TO fcvrter 1899.
An magasin do Mestriquc, sur 10 bayou TcOh0.
Yendredi. le II tevrier 1850.
Chez Theodore Richard, Arnaudville, lc meme
jour. 4.
Chez Leon Tlllbodcaax, 4 Ii Conlte Crncte, lun.
al, 10 20 fevrier 1860.
Chez Hypolite Guidry, 4 Ia pointe Monitor, mar.
df, IL IL fGvrier 1850.
Chez Hayes \ CarHes, Bias Piaquemine, mercrsdi
10 % fevrier 1860.
Chez Joseph =. Daigle, IIaut pIaqucmine ieadi
IL - fey.ier 1860.
Chez placidc Leblanc, a ID pointe Lyons, landi
10 u f6Yrier 1860.
Chez Jack Wright, a rAnse Mermsnto. tnardi, 4
\ 28 fevrier 1850.
Chez Antoine Cart, 4 IA pointe aux I.oups. rasr
cred, lie 20 fsv,ier 1850.
1850.
Chez David Comyilie, Fasnctaiquc, vendfedi, I
2 Blars 1860.
Chez Dorsin Laieur, chataigniery sanedi, y
mars 1850,
Chez Napoleon Andrepont, Plaisancs,, lundi, IA
mars 1890.
chez TAsodule Fontenot, a son cafa, 4 ii VIII
Plate, marti, 10 9 mars 1860.
Chez Grimm, 4 s,n magasin, MI bayou Chico,
mercIedi le I mars la60.
Chez Joseph Landrenaux, a la Prairie Mamnt
jeidi, lie s. mars 1860.
Chez Philippe Stagg, 4 son magasin, Well
Grande Prairie, ~scndredi, le o mars laG1. A.e
!, Chez Peter Collins, Moundviile, sannedi, IL !
mars 1850.
Chez Thomas McCrory, bayou Bmnf, luridi. 10 !
n mars 1860. s8s
Chez Jonathan L. Morris. Bayou Roage, marl
: ie Is mars isG0.
A la vieilis maison d'Ecole. Waxla, mercrodi,
Al Ina dc John Reed. 4 Washington, jeudi,
Is mat 1860.
: Chez y. ]. Sage, sur l Atchafalaya, saanedi, lie
. mars 1sbSS8
Gilbert CAN'T.
I Colleetenr des Taxes dc Paroisse.
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Negro marion en- prison,

Tia dsa arfdte 10 8 ~janyier. par NJ. John Stewart,
et jncarcarE laa4ia prison de peroisse. IN N,
s1fgre nniani9 HARRISON ct 4ai dit appar-
teair an Dr. Eppersfs, qui i~ienteurc a Ia Non-
pelle lb6rie. lie dit nlare . d pea pras 5 piets CT
10 poaces lie haat, bieB tait, ct ne patle que Fan
glais. II dit qufil est pasti marron de ihabitation
de son maitsc 4 yerIniiiionyilIe pres du PoBt Perry.
&c prJptistiire est pie dc yenir raclamer "a pro-
psiata- CHAs, fH0Ila9Sy tieaiier-
IL s.nrie- 1854. -73" -
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Monsieur monsieur

Monsieur monsieur
Only a-t-il, NJ. lie directenr?
"-Deini,ivernen,, n,ettez yosre pcstc 4 st.
Petersbourg.
"-Esmenard venait de penser a IN reunion
dcs villes hapseatiques ct q fexpedition &c
Russie. !.
a-gourlenne raconta ton,e ceite historic 3
Napoleon, qui en- iii beauconp
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fiNTS Ut COMMERCIALS.
rR1oTE pEs OPELousAs

.TRIoTE DIES UPELoUsAs
ID feuille Ia plus repandue
IS la Paroisse st. Landry, res
reimbursement rappelle aux per-
sonnes qui ont des avis 8 bonner,
ou'elles tr@otveront un avantage
sortain en- les falsant inserer dams
SEES colonies.
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Cercles dc fer dc FassanOii, pour
cotton.

cotton.
A uX HABIrANTS Ell MARCHANDSs-Lian'
n nee p~i4,clsius on fcra gcneralement isssge d
fait pour eifil5aller le cotton. Ises HtaFehas1ds feraleni
bien de ne pas se presser A achetet des cordrs q
dtexaminnr lev fneritcs dcs difsrdn,s liens, avant d.
faire leirs aelats. Jtanrai 4 mon bnrcanE pour OK
rcnls liens, ut tons eelx 1tti u ont intfret, solit ~
yitps A verb les exlsnifsns
i,iaii tAs sanifltGe ststns b aspefiat5sa tii Fsssss
m9a's teS ii ~afeNlsfai piEisir 4 aler q n Pfesae Y,
lii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., f.ire yuir ses ~inAritea ct II ma
Mere dc sen seryir, ETC., gu cenx de tout niltfe iief
que i'on yoidra.
Tout ordre sera reinpli Dc suite A raison do 9 cts
EJa iivrc ayec deductions ilh6raies nDnr len mar
chands. T.. BELCHEH, Agent,
% Commercial Place. observation-disclosures.
0pcl0usas, II Jan 1850
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! ct h entra un scrgent de vile
Ia on lni ,iisnnt

irs ! eft n entra un scrgent de vile
quill In en- hi disant !:
.. ~ moi mn Iendu.-Y a-t,il long
temp Il s'est peadu ? demas,aa lie sergent de
ville-Non.-L'avez-veu decreche ? je men
ser.is bien garde avant l%arrisee du commis-t
~saise.p
lie sergert de yille.se hata de moDter. et au
grand scandale daf k~iietaire Sc nit ! deta-
Ct et', venue" Is p'1 rirros "s svs e sssse' IL yivr re- ''''Ss'
lie sergent dc vile ALA ~Irsyenir lie commits.
saire do Ia section du Luxembourg. Gelui-ci
%arriva bicntot ct eoinmaSea par reprocher
viscnent aux personles presen!es leur sot pre-
|iuge, qni, scion toute appa3ence, await empe-
che dc r~aEpeier I'M honAfN~ n la vie. Y de
manda ensuite a yoif In ceEle don't lie siear
c.. s'etait servi pour i he, On hi en-
%presenla I'm bout long de- ees c%entimetres
sealelnen, " Mats, dit le 1Mgistrat, il est inn
possible de Sc pendre avees celia
Tous les assistants Sc aragar1erent ct tinirent
par iirer de lenrs poches chacnn un bout d.
cer,le d'egaie longdear. lis %s'etaient pariags
avec IN som scrupulenx Get nbiet, ignorant
sans don,e que c,est Ia corde DIES supplicies, e,
non ceile des suicides. qni, scion les anciens
manuels de soreellerie, forme un talisman por
tant bonhenr.
Ona rcil,e Il croire que cest an diS.nen
vieme steele ct AN sein de III capitale one s.
passcAt des chooses semblnbles.
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OuvRleRs DE- PARIs.-Une sarie ~d'enqutie
est ourerie Ell &c moment sur lie nnmbre de,
a~uvfiers DIES denx sexes ct lie toni age gni re
side,,t a Paris, pour SAVIOR qncls chaneemens
lie ,nonvean. Paris apporters dams la pepula
ton indigene.
On porte a environ 500, 600 'e nombre DIES
o~usriers, hnmmes ct %fernples, q1i Sc 'isreut .
diserses industries. On a cru jasqua &c JON
que la plus gratde partie dc ces o~nyriers 81
cnnil,oSait de n,acons, charpentiers ct aw'res
~alectes a lil,aastrie dn oatiuieut. C.est M,
errear /; liinddstric qui eecupe le plus dc bra.
est celie DIES ~faiileurs ct imarehands dc vete
n,ents confectionnes. Les deriiiers relieves eI
,Gxent lie ncnibre d pres de 100000.
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iioRREuR.-Une convention de BloeHeris-
YES Went d'adopter Ia resolution de porter des
robes eonrtes gu ficn du tout. Quelle affFeu:e
eAose, 81 ces danes ~allaicnt He Zen porter f'i
tout,
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II eSis,e en- HangeleSait a-FafFdt eiietyescence
par suite des prosecutions dirigfes coftre les
protestabs $50 personnes apparienant a la no.
blcsse ct aux premiers rangs de Ia societe ont
etc eihprisnnnees a canse de lcurs opinions re-
ligieuses. Tn co,flit salglant entire les cattle
liques romans ct les proiestans parait Inevi'n'
M a7=-F1 -FsH .lfC. F4.. "-NH5sf. ..
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MoYEg 1NaENIgrx DE yoFAGER SANS FRA1s.
-UsA munsienr d'assez bonnie anrafence, M sac
de voyage 4 Ia main ct yayageaht a plet,
arrive sur nne place pnbliqie de Lexington,
comte De Scott, dams Indiana, ct an mllieii de
Ia place tombe CONNIE foudroye Ell fat 'e mort
Ghacun account, s'emprcsse, res ilHS e9nte!tl
fihez ai msdeei3, I'D ptjaffnaeion, gleEraef SeS
cJrd;anx' les aatTes cutfinehcegs 9 fFNiier g
tranger qui demenre raile ct piaralt f'se'iS'oe
aux sells. On lie %sonleve, les jambes res'en'
,endles ct semblent paralysees.-salsne2.n
saignez-le, erie quelea'um dams IL fonle, Aliss'
,6t Ihnmme revient a hi, il a Pair egare. VI
mi detnande: qui etes-yols? D'ou venes+yousa
II tire I'm crayon ct nne artloise ct eerll: Je
| sais ale an Michigan pour yotr mon srsre
maiss 1qpnand je snis arrive IL elait mort. q
retourne chez moi, je suis sans argent, Je ne
meare a Cleveland, Ohio! La sympathle des
spcctatenrs s'emeut al plus haul point, nnt
alete est anssitdt fate ct produil S. 90 qnor
remet HI panvre voyageur, =,
II mart Il pied ct arrive a Bent a neuf miles
de Ia. Nouvel reimbursement, %eliaenn sa
larme et account. Repetition de Ia premiere
Scene ct de Ia quote. lie dnctenr dii village
lse,nrnsne chez hi ct lie fat diner. II reparl e.
s,arrete au moulin de Richie. II iolnhc arcc 'int
rare adrlsse, on %jherait Gull mort. IL ny.
pas d,hommes duns Ia rne, les lemlnes $ eiro'eh'
iettent les hauts cris ct confent a ~ rechtfei'
dun panialon. Pendant &c temps aoh''a'
nm pas boige, les commeres iui font en- van
-respirer DIES bouteilles de campfire on arfosehi
aiessences. NJ. Richie saryitnt, nme enc
hui, lheberge, lie loge, lui donre a d%elenNef +
lerdc,nain nlalin ct lni glissent dans IA poem
ayec discretion une somme de Slu. i@ ''9h
49, 49, .M T-.l j ~ nan
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Jbv,ocrisie ~est-elle dams la nature de ! nom
me, GU ~est-e!le lie r%esulta' de nos n''Ea's
ponce est d'if6cile.- Mas &c qni est ,a+1ts
ciest quill nest pas I'M hon'fne gu he y 'S'
iourucllealegL 4 lni-mems.
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uau LIZ MARRIAGE Fl LIE piyoReE'-ii "a,
n;sres dernanjait a sont beau-pere comment II
lednissait ramour 9, lie marriage, ct ie alFafee'
q M foi, dit lie pere Doliban, lie men sa'E r'ea
-Eh ben repondit paaieres- ie yais yoas >,
dire. moi. L'amonr est IN ag'd l,nls ecu e y
fqais) ie marriage IN mend dur Eoeaf dur ct ie
a;an.ca mn mend bronille fGuf broaiiie')
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@ CONNIE il remuait dune iaeon singnlierc,
crut devoir aller ayer,ir la portiere, qui
ia. Tontcs deux s'avancerent jnsques
vrogne, ct Ia femme c.. lui prit
mi disant:
s, plus de brodcrie yiens te cou-
seras mieux dams ton Ill qui'ci.
ks'apereut alors qn'il hallottait CONNIE
~iner,e, eli ellie eosnmenea 4 s'effayer.
@ps pms quill est pendn lu'
de metre pas tout i
pir le proprietairc.
.. ........ y c.. je no peux
Vie palier.
;esant lie
es dernieres t~ ions,
N referer IN prot We,
c assez grave pour Sc srstns-
Nc sar les lieax. . IL arriva,
$san. certain nombrc de To-
se encore. observa
stachaif ?....-
i8pl s'eefia dnf
A p, etaire. Igaorez-
8 le droil de TOUGHER d nj
sdu commissaire de pc
moi-meme preycnlr ct
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.ss diific
alton gross
isulta,s dep,
~ sA.1.
lie s~ecretaire

ntLe sousslgne pge 5. lie secretaire
d Etat DIES Elats- Uuis d'agreer Insurance de
sa consideration tres distingnee.-O. Munoz
Ledo.-A S. f.. NJ. lie secretaire q Etat des
Etats,u nis i A.merique.'
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A IPHONSE DEBAILLON. Encanteur
IN Public dams OF pour Ia paroisse 81. landry. 1
Tout ordre laisse chez hi on An bureau de T.az
Robin scra promptement execute. 4ss s.
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TOHN u. KING, AvooAr.--A t~rausporte
y son oHise 4 feneoignnre des raes Landry ct
Marcha, ct ~atterant a son domicile pressure enfaee
du btireasi du Ggaflers4
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La premiere impression p~rodnite par Get
evenelneni u etc ct continue IA etre. 81 prolar-
de que nj IL gnuvernement de cette repiblieue,
Vi celai dies Erats-unis he pnurraient fcrmer les
yenx sur ses consequences. sans assumert leyant
Dieu Ell deyant lie monde unc grave responsible
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NJ gDEcINEs PATENTfsEs--Un assortimen,
IYl, ganeral OF frals. a vendre par
p r. HERR kPD
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A vENDRE.-On offe a yentre 4 starliAhle ~
"a excellent Negro furgeron, Aga dsenyiron 30
ans. Ponr plus amples rensclgnemcrts 4 sdtesssr 4
JGAEpH M. MOORE u
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CAUTIOUS MEN.-Some men use words rs riflemen O.
bullets They say little Inc few words used 60 rgAt
to the marx. lhey let you talk, and guide with thtF
eve and face and on, till what yon say can be an
swered in word or two end then they launsh or
sentence an1 pierce tae Hasttet Il tte aisiek ard
done. ot never aBow Raere yel stana =wtth tis.
yeef coEYeration falls iato their minds ss s5lrees
i4gla deep shasin aHa las from sight jg ta de
ana darkness fi,es VII. 9raehraes surprise Ysi, 4
q few snF1s ssiat - agaf e the marx ike gra sf
s7 tss tf arc sfts 3Ea3As4 as 4 tees ftie ~ tge
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THE FREMONT HOUSE,

-
A41 TIE subscriber having leased the above
FTIsA well known and popular house, and had
- it thoroughly renovated, informs the
gsGg public that he is now prepared to accommodate
cs Pedgng himselfthat nothing shall be wanting OF
hs part to give satisfaction The table viii all times
ed with every decacy of the season. prepared bv
ga need cooks, while the servants and walters are
am.at and polite. The fremont House being located
ired and agreeable part of the town, free of noise
a5 st. and at The same time only few steps from the
1Cn If business, affords unusual inducements to rav-
3 -ho will at all times find it comfortable home
II moderate feb9I S. p DAY.
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JEALorsY.--0f all the pangs of which humanity is
susceptible jealousy Is the worst for most frequently it
is an effect without causea monster engendered in
the Imagination Of its victim and feeding alike upon its
heart and brains it withers the upon THE cheek Of
beauty dethrones reason from its Judgment seat and
gives the rens passion it is the punishment of Tanta
lus, without his crime To the jealous mind madness
wouldbe relief and death blessing; it takes martyrs
pleasure in its tormens and adds to their intensity by
the ingenious skill with which it addnces proofs from
airdrawn nothings adding fuel to the fame by which
suffers Jealousy is passion against which perslasio
and argument are equally Valnthe proofs which cor
venienee, tend to confirm its fatal error
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4 DoN'r Dance. IA plain. unlcttcred man from the
back country in the State OF Alabama came to Tusca
oosa7 and on the Sabbath went carly to church He
ected aseat IN convenient Slip and awaited patiently
the assembling of the congregation. The services com
menced Presently the music of full toned organ burst
upon his astonished ear he had never heard one before
at the same time the gentleman who owned the slip
up the aisle, with his lady leaning upon his arm.
As he approached the door OF the slip, he otioned
give place to the lady This movement the cbuntryman
did comprehend and fsem the stuation of the lady
and gentleman associated it in his misld with the
music, he Immediately concluded that cotilIon or
French contra dance or some other dance was intended
Rising partly from his seat he said to him: Excuse
me, if You please don't dance
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KEACHI FEMALE COLLEGE.

L.
REV. J. II. TUCKER,
President and Professor of Mental and Moral Science
and Ancient Languages
MIss s. G. WILCOX,
nstrucress English Literature Drawing and Painting
Miss P. E. GARY
Instructress in Academic Department and Embroidery
PRoF. C. +. SCHULTZ
Instructor of Music.
Miss SALLIE Z. CARLTON
Instructress in Music-Piano Forte
Mss S. c. WILCOX.
Instructress in French and Musc-Guitar and Piano.
eMIss SAI4LiE P. SC0GIN,
Librarian
A T. L. SC0GIN, esq.
Stewards Department
Mrs. 7. L. SC0GIN,
Matron.
The Autumnal Term of this Institution commences on
the lst day Of September the Spring Term will immedi
atey succeed without any vacation Each Term twenty
one weeks.
Rates of Tuition for the Term Of twenyone weeks as
follows:
In Primary Department ....... ...@..........Sl5 a. 90
In Academic Department. nt................ 90 90
In Collegiate Department t.............. 25 00
Incidental Expense. ................. 90
Music, Piano or Guitar. Observation-Disclosures. 25 90
Drawing and Painting g.................. IL 90
Embroidery ......... 10 90
Board, including fuel, lights a-a washing. . IS 90
Pupils entering at the openins3lithe Term or within
two weeks thereafter charged the Term No de-
deduction for Absence except in of proracted i'll
ness. TH0S NJ GATLIN
aug ~, President Board Of Trustees
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s.Sg~FALL AND WINTER GOODS. 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!

A. NINIhK .
TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT,
,qeaF HAS just received per steamers Era No. - n
R#S Feta, Yazoo Belle, Rescue and Larkin e
' Ca Edwards an extensive and complete stock ~
of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the mauufaetu-
rers seecedin person expressly theShreyeport
ket and including all the latest and most fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
This sstock being the foremost and most complete in
town. is well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may rest assured that theywl be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots Shoes and Brogans for ladies', men ana boys,
embracing all qualities and sizes.
AlsoA large and complete assortment of faaeT ard
staple Groceries Plantation Stores Hardware CUTLERY
Glassware Queensware, etc, etc, to all of which the
attention of my old patrons and thePubhes solicited
nov2 A. WlNFhK
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ECLIPSE LTVERY STARLES.

N sggtSA n 49, THE undersigned having pur
F5j -ttE5SHtYI@N[ chased this well known estab-
,--tss' SSA0 49, Gshment, beg leave to inform
q liens of Shreveport and the public generally that
tl.T e prepared to accommodate the community with
sFor y long drives rides on horseback hacks bug
5 nd carriages hire; they are prepared to carry
to any part ofthe country in the State or out of
ilaraes kept by the day, week or month The stables
! ventilated ed ;reiI reppled with the best of
at3 5pder Having employed experienced ostlers no
ans or expenses will be spared to give satisfaction to
"A hose who will favor them with their patronage
MARKHAM & SIAtMS.
Horses bought and sold here
s Attached to the establishment is celebrated Far
@ NO guarantees to cure in the shortest time the most
3GHabe diseases that horseknd is heir to- such as
HHnd Staggers Big Shoulder Big Head Chambers Sgve-
aer stemper, Founder, Gravel and Distempers and
lzr Of all descriptions in the successful treatment
"Hah ne ayails himself of his important discov-
ias ade IN that line. Give us call and try our svs-
'E. tnov23} MARKHAM * SIMhfS.
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r. MULHAUPT
SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY,
Corner of Cotton street and Texas road.
-. THE undersigned having erected commedous
fFE factory and procured machinery, embracing all
KI the late Improvements, are now prepared to exc
cite any orders in his line, at the shortest notice, and
oh the most reasonable terms He will make to order
INV description of Sash, Doors. Blinds. SC. VIII
ako keep on hand all sizes Of moudings, etc, etc. All
orders fronYthe country punctually attended to.
n T,...,.y 81 1eys RI MrTHAT7pT