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New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
Gcn. Rurn.ide.a Ezpeditlon .-Importau. Q ssa:

Gen. BURNSIDE Expedition Important to sea-
men Gc sesen. ordinary semen, boatmeD landsnen,
chsoics and other, wanted for the UNITED sTAiES
MARINE ARTILLERY, W. 4. How ard, Colonel Com
monding Pay, raou quarters Sc tie a. n the s.
Navy with The advantage o. complete ouht furnished free
hy The Government 800 bounty the expiration Of term
OF service which Is three years the Also the great In
Gucenent of przenoEey. Those having families can leave
sl,otpcpt any member thereof o; the Ex
pedion is now ia sctve service. Apply to al OMALLi,
Recruiting Officer o. - Bowery, between Csusl s,d Hester
sts., NewYoTk. w; a HOWARD,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

The Seventh Anniversary Of the JUAEniLI y IS
SiUNAkY ASSOCIATIONS OF the tikSI-sIitrEt SAB
BATH SCHOOL will be held TOMORROW EtENlNG.
Dee ~ Ia the Church IN Issf zdav coiHnefirs ~
Dciock The Rev Il. Booth, Albert Woodruff esq, he l.
Gaiick Missionary Of the American 5. = Union, "" tte
paft IN the sxsrrises Sipsing by the chren Tue iend
OF Sabosth Schools cordially invited.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
IVHE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE NEw-YoHa SE,H-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
published esery TUESDAY AMI FRIDAY.
Contonts of No. 1,73l [Doc. 27l:

Contents Of No. 1,73l [Doc. 81 j:
I..LEADrYG ARTICLES: Job snd Rob sh,l we be
Die,ation: Colonial Armliaeut,-1he Ex,itemers
in Csnsdl. 10 Oar Ficnds: The Que,,ion s.,ed
Blsek ,nd whiei WssteIn lnesuladesi Ibs
Talk Of Tresson--iiIown obj f'scasedi iic TI.ut
PRO and Con; A New Reading Gas Not inhu'
ence; Editorial Paragraphs.
H..ADDlTIoNAL FROM EUROPE; The Nilga,a at
HsIlfsE; Preparations of gland for War; The
Mission OF Ucl Scott Home; The Position OF
France; The Dshth Of Prince Albert
In..LATEsr NEWS RESiIvEp ty R BY nu;I R
Blua Disassorsi Gen. Mcclellan Convnlesciog
Reorganization OF tho Lexiu.,on Decndes.
Nv. IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI; Generel Price
Rstreaiirg Again; Better State Of Feeling IN
v..FRoM FORT PICKENs
vI..FROM KENTUCKY: Correspondence Of The NY.
Tribune.
VII. THE EFFECT OF TIE LATE FNGLIsH
NEWS UPON THE REBEL LEADERS
VIII. GOV. MORGAN: An Explanation.
M.MPoRTANT FROM PORT ROYAL: The Stone
Fleet at Charlestoni successio sinking OF ihe
Vessels; Tho Polt Blocked up Forever; or Pn'
laski Belligerenti Chafleston and Savannah Rai.'
road to be- Seized.
x..MhP OF FIELD OF OPERATIONS IN SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Ii. THE GAINESVILLE FIGHT: A Rsbel Account,
Tney Acknowledged Serious Disaster; The battle
Of Allegheny Summit
u..FROM KANSAS: Correspondents Of Tie y. z.
XIII. WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
XIV. POETRY: " Snow seuIpture;" "zszonyi'
Xv.AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARME RS CLUB
XVI. LATE SOUTHERN ITEMS.
XVII SHALL THE WAR BE FOR UNION AND
FREEDOM, OR UNION AND SLAVERY !
Speech of the Hon. Maftin r. Conway Of kansas,
Delivered IN the House Of Representative on
Thursday, Dec. ~ lBoI
XVIII. THE BRILLIANT AFFAIR AT MILFORD.
xIx..FLoYDs CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN vIR-
GINA.
yX.PRINCE ALBERr.
XXI..PRoCEEDINGs IN CONGRESS.
XXI. POLITICAL.
XIII. personal.
XXIv. CITY NEWS
ky. MISCELLANEOUS.
XXyI.. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XVII. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1861
XVIII. TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.
xxx. WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE NEW-YORk
DRY GOODS MARKET.
xxx. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fnll Reports OF the
Stock Money, Csion. Gain. aud Ca,ile Markets,
specially Reported for The n. y. rnoene
Tress--One Copy for ono year, f3. Two Copies ooe
,.ar 81 fivc Copiss, o.e year. 81 1J. Ten Copies
TO ors 6ddrsss, s2C.
Fore Clr5 Of rSsaty, send an EKiys Copy.
For a Club OF Foty. seid The Daily TdDuEc srh'is
Adare. TUE TRIBUNE. yew.ycrt .
V,HE WEEKLY CAUCASIAN,
l. An ANTI-ABoL!IIoA USIoh PAPER
fui. WHITE MEN.
READY THIS MORNING.
Fsr stia ~ al News gems. Prize 'f''o cfSIo,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

EVENING 29th iust at o'clock Interesting reports and
s3dFesses may be expected.
Whe Ladies VIII Contiure 10 Ecld the Fair IN
the basement Of the Firs -. PIestyte Ian Chuc1 un an
The patronage Of the Public IL solicited Aomioh feo
20 the Subordinate Divisions OF the Sons "a
- turki i.nl0 isNsscs IN
great armies which sand in ho" ctay against
each other aud sye 20 believe Is more ata ie
tho cannon and tie sword combined The membcs os cur
Order in he South Informed eudcavoiing - save
their brothers in camp from it. evils and we too should do orr
duiv promptly end folly. u.
What better ran can be devised thsn for each Division 20
order through the Rev Dr. Mash Secret1y Of The american
Temperance Uni,n,Ht Yea 900 Of their bic
Tracts cosuy 50 20 t. ol waraal by him TO az r f ~ %
regiments hey may prefer IT. Of the aud IT,
tion. ut be III tiac;iy r.ed aud WI guarantees me
,prompt and @ FOL execution of tbe o'aer. AID 80 safe
cry. To1 thus gladden. the hesrs Of yoar fdend ard
brothers BY Ibis meneno, and also aid N saving ntny nom
an evil more dangerous even tbsn civil wsr :, ~,
s. l.. CONDICT. NJ w p.
jersey City. y. j.. bee. 90 l66l. q,
20 OOS tn iCTS FOR SOLDIERS puNl'rel ani assorted
by the AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION now ready
for delivery ~ 50 thousand Nothing better o. more n
poTtant. Al,
by The AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION No. 10 Park
Bank q 80 thousand.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

The Anniversary Exercises Of the Miss; 'naIy So
eetiss with the Seventh rehytean Church er
ner of Rroome and Eidgc-sts. wiz be held SABBATH
EVENING 29h iust at o'clock. Interesting reports and
addresses may be expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
Cavalry.

UYlDqUARTRRs. No. n BROADWAY,
NXw-lORK, Nov. &c, 1861.
By authority from the WsI Department. and the sanction
Of his ExceeDcy Gov. Morgan, JAMES Is. SWAIN. lst
Cavalry, Z. A. IL recruiting for Regiment Of Nolnn
eer Cavalry, for three years during the
By kindness Of his Excelepcy Gov Morgan, and Of
er Arthur the brick bGuacks OF the Quarantine
Landing have been assigned the quarters OF the Regiment
during Ste forustion.
Lieut. has orders to Join the army IN the field for
scye service tie different bataons may be
gsnized.
TIE unorins equipments and or the Regiment have
been provided and will be served TO the last they
are enli'ted. -
A. this is probably the last and only Regiment OF Cavalry
that will be organized IN this State dBr9g the Ns those do
ous joining this branch Of the service must embrace this
opportUnity JAMES B. SWAIN,
lst Cavalry, U. s. n, Colonel Commanding.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
THE Volunteer Engineer Regiment,

NFU "E t4o ot1F Ut W
Tho uay OF Soldiers In this regiment IL
isis) SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH:
few more risgers sbpcsrrenie-s, blacksmitas mners
,,scbisls AID geslwIigli, will be received
for COMPANIES and II.
None bat sound aud comfe ,eni men need spply.
VoInntcers in this net vii be under pay aud furnished
with oue.tc aud raioos al and their families viii be
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS $500 BOUNTY VIII be
raid each Volunteer when mustered out Of the service.
TniistrDeDt for three yeais, during the war .
HeadqueIs OF CbauOeIs and Chatham sts, New
iofs
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Alililarn Aotlrcs.

Cavalry. Cavalry - lew good men wanted to fl
my company. Want Of military know edge or ho!tegan,hip
no objection. Col Sains Regiment last be raised - this
ate. Now never ride. Fs in! Quarters in brick
builJingr Quara tine s. Pay bl4. W furnished ilnme
diaiely 20 orc on more recrns capt. WIN w BENNLTT
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

Thee, books are sol BY all enicrpTirg lelcTs and
nj, b scnt ty n, pn. .rAGE rREg receipt ol price, hy
CARLETON, Publisher (lats Rnid : Co-.otonl
No. l30 Graa'-,t., Aog-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

The Rev Henry blanchard viii lecture on "Celyia
a., sJnism in tie Church ofthe Restoration (Fint Uni
1rssst corner OF Monroe-p4ce and Clsk-st, BROOKLYN
TG-MC RROW EVENING. The public are CORDIALLY invited
10 attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

Il. =. Mcsferiug Ciiicc.-Ofcers o. Noluptecr-
should ave al,boty from then Cooprls TO recrn
the l.. = MustcTDg Officers for fans poTtn;i
or eiti, nrnt q rhi. written authority ouid Afro
b. udofsed O the UDed s.eles MuseTng aud bissGrng
officer =,
no account VII BE- psi3 poItaon even rnless the
abOyo rule /, coz 'orineat 70
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
sep. ,toveweut o, ReIiajous Ideun in

The Key. EcDFy G.. WesfoD. D. d.. and the Hon
JAdks BRiGGS sfe exuec'ed to deliver ad3.ossts 6,
- h inssersery 81 The Msiossry Asse.sis q tbe
nsy ~, ", Do@iags s.ndsy school ~ AClRVw lhauLay.
Pc. s i'ccreas 81 ss Ctufsh c)7ssr Of Det.d sad
oo"piHgs;G ssrviets commerce. at o'clock o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

The Tvgcnty-seventb-st. NJ. Il. Cburcb, near ID.
ev-The Row. WILBUR FISH WATKINS. Pastor, VIII
preach TOMORROW MORNING and Evening. The
sunday School win hold is Anniversary in he ERNOON
o clock. WetchNight Meeting will be held IN th,
Church next TUESDAY EVENING, commencing aI U
O'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

sabbath School Aanlyersary.-The Forty eighth
Anniver.ay OF the saobath School OF the South Dutch
Church the Rev. DR. Mscauiey) will be celebrated in tire
Ghaich. OF 5th-sy. and 2ist.st., TO-sfOnROW
AFTERNOON. An address viii be delivered by the Rev
CHAUNCEY d. MURRAY, and appropriate pieces of Music
will be sung by school, Exercises to commence at
a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
s.ecepa UnlrcrsaIist Chureb, Hi.to,leal S

Boil5ing llthst and .tay--lhe Rev. &. T. FLA SO1hs
wi deliver the coing discoursc the Problem of Evil
SUNDAY EVENINo y O'Clock Answering the question.
Wbai do believe OF The ora efecl OF Evil
sb- - aL Public freely Invited
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

s ID 10 oee foT te secept aDd delivery 81 hopSl
sEncs. Sc. No. dif B-osdlsy. The Eegttcaion Com.
e. .ee will c0a1uc iis sltebdarca No ~ Cooper
liuion 4 ON 10 10 II n. EVFEY MONDAY and TIL.
DAY to receive applications r sdIuison into The Board Of
Nvrses GEO. \. ALLEN. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

81. Luxe,s Hospital, %th-st- snd 3th-ey-Divpe
Service IL Deld IN the Chapel OF ST. Lukes Hospital every
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. commencing a - o'clock. Il col
e,on Of offerings for the Hospital is made az this service
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SHERIFF,S SAFE.

4 n DISTRICT C0URT-State of Louisana-Parish OF
Il Cuddo, No. 6188-F NJ BIcKHAM vs.. L. NJ MUTT et,al
~ virtue Of writ of ieri faeias, to directed by
the Honorable District Court of the Parish of Caddo and
State aforesaid in the above entitled suit will offer
for sale public auction to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse in the city of Shreveport parish afore-
said, on
Saturday, the I'd day of March, A. ID. 1861,
between Tho hours of II ocockA NJ, and clock P NJ
the following described property, seized that of the
defendant u NJ. Mutt and to be sold to pay and satisfy
the writ above mentioned to-wit:-
The one undivided half interest of L. NJ Mutt in and
TO Lots Nos nine 90 and ten, 0) in block No ftynne
l59 together with one-half of the buildings and u-
proyemerts thereon, situated in the city of Shreye-
pert, parish of Caddo, State of Louisiana.
Terms 81 sale-Cash with the benefit Of appraisement
NATHAN HOSS, Sheriff.
Snr-E. aort. january 80. l86l-swfsl2 90
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THE FINEST WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Fancy Goods. &c.
V SHIDET

Texas Street between A. Marks and S. Habers stores
~ HAVING lately enlarged my store and iustA II
IN, opened one Of the largest and most ex-
sN..sN tensive assortments of Fine Watches, ~
JeWeIry. Silver and Plated Ware. ever brought to
this city THE stock selected with the greatest care
and fully prepared to suit my numerous Gus
toners with
Gold and Silver Watches, hunting and open faces for
ladies and gentlemen, from the most celebrated manufac-
tories of NJ Tobias, Moutandon FIRES, j. & NJ Levitt &c
A great variety Of very fine Vest Fob and Guard
Chains; fine Chateaines and Necklaces.
Bracelets of the newest styles
Fine Diamond Rings, Breastpins and Eardrops.
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 und Shirt Buttons.
Finger Rings with fine SETS and plain to please all.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, Of the very
finest quality suit all ages. Spectacles in gold silver
and steel frames.
Silver Spoons and Forks, Saver-plaed Ware Castors
Cake Baskets Butter Dishes, Moasses Cups, Candle
sticks GobIets Spoons and Forks; China Candlesticks
Flower Vases Figures, Alabaster and Perfume Stands
Parlor, Office and Mantle Clocks, Music Boxes, &c
~ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and war
ranted. jan11 V. SHIDET
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- E.ssEilN -

Succession of JAMES SHESICE. de- tsea.
CtT8TE OF LOEISIANA-Patisl Of GaddJ-TE Dis
= trict Cour-GO SOC. By virtue Of a writ OF sale to
directed by ae Hon The District Court in and for the
parish OF Caddo State aforesaid viii proceed 10 ad-
verse to be sold public auction to the highest bidder
in front Of the Market house in the city Of Shreveport
On Saturday, the 10th day of March A. ID. 1861 !,
between the hours of II O'clock and O'Clock NJ,
the following described tract of land belonging to the
succession of James Shenick deceased to-wit
Five hundred of land more or less known the
late residence Of James Shenck deceased above Ferry
lake and Black bayou together with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon.
Terms OF SALE:-Cash, provided the property brings
its appraised value and be readvertsed and sold
according to law H. HUNSICkER, auctioneer.
Shreren0rf FehrnarV ID. 1851
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Shreveport Price-Current

This report embraces actual sales made yesterday
consolidating, 7(0l04c.
ScaAR-N. o. brown, 7@loc. fR ID.
Mo1AssFs-33O35 cts Up gall.
TlOUR-Supcrfne, Sc o0@7 so; st. Louis extra, S
X PSoRkGMess, s22 oo@23 ooIa Dbl.
BtcoS-Sides, clear l20 ribbed, l2t@l5c. shout
.Brs g6l2lc; sugar-curcd hams, 16@18 % ID.
LlRD-l6@l7-c. fR ib.
CoPrEE-Rio, Ollie. da ID.
Snr-Sl 35t@l so u sack.
WaskEY-28@35c. IF gall.
Oa--Lard, 81 350l so n gall
ClSbLEs-star 28@2jc. r. H.
coRy-9O@95c. ~ bushc
Ropg-l0@ll4e. dP ID.
YAns-$4 5o@5 Is 79 key. IRoS-49@6c Up Ii.
hGGRG-Ky. l6@-c; India, 16@-c.
Hmks-7@Sc. III ID.
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The State of LouisiaEa-Parish of Cadd0.
ETGHTEENTHJUDICIA LDISTRICT COURT-Par-
II ISL of Caddo. Succession of w. w. Willer.
dec'd-Notice is hereby given that MILToN Il. PAGE,
executor of the last will ofW w Wker, decd has this
day filed in the clerks office final account Of his admin
israton and distribution of the funds of the said
cession, praying that the be approved homologa
ted and made the judgment of the court.
And unless opposition is made thereto within thirty
days the time prescribed by law said final account will
be approved homoiogated and made thejudgmen OF the
court and said administrator finally discharged and his
bonds cancelled as prayed for,
- Given undermy hand and seal Of office, this oath
l.. S. day of December, 1860.
- ian28-6t n L. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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WATCHES,
FIN q CUTLERY, UIUCkS
IRA ZJT PIE II RI EST
P. H. GALLAGHER,
ERCHA ATTOR

7
MILAN STREET, Three Doors beow the Commercial Hotel
IA HAVING just returned from New Orleans, with IA
"A choice selection of goods, consisting in par OF
III cloths BLACK blue, brownahd otherfancy C ors
fine French Black doeskin together with fancy CAST
meres of the latest styles yestngs, plain and fancy cut
velvet with variety of silks and cassimeres fancy and
est notice the osreasonabe terms and in the most
ashionablestyIe Having had experience mall the nrin-
cpal cities in the Union he feels himself competent to
please the most fastdious Soliciting continuance of
favor of his old patrons he desires them to call and
anime his stock His terms moderate and exclusively
CASH.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FAMILY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY
Wines, Cordials, Fruit, &C.,

Texas street, DeJW59n ECNtEuS ana hhIhCl streets,
SHREVEPORT.
#SsssSA Has lust received from New Orleans an soas8
sgsS extensive assortment of fresh sf#
80 FAMILY AND 9SANCY GROCERIES, Ga4I%
CONFECTIONERY CRYSTAIsED FRUITs CANBlEs CORDIALs,
&C. selected in person expressly with view of meeting
the wishes Of his patrons and embracing almost every
article suitable the season. including every description
of French West India and American Preserves and Jel
lies Pickles. Ketchups and Sauces. Crystalsed fruits,
Fruits nut up in their juice, Brandy Fruits Pie
Fruits Cranberres, Figs, Prunes, Cron, Dates, Cur
rants RaiSns Almonds Pecans, Filberts, Brazil Nuts,
superior fresh Candies Sugar Pluus plain and motto
Kisses Lozenges Gum Drops, Syrups superior Cakes,
fresh Oranges Lemons, Apples, Pine Apples, &c. &c.
His supply of Groceries is very large consisting part
of Sugar and Coffee Tea, Chocolate, Hams, Candles,
Soap Starch Flour Molasses, Macerel Herrngs, Sar-
dimes Lobstcrs Olives, Anchoves Mustard Soda, But
ter and Water Crackers Goshen, Western, Pine Apple
and Swiss Cheese; Goshen Butter Lard, Salt Pepper,
Spices Indigo, Sweet and Lard Oil
superior assortment Of Liquors of every description:
Brandies Whskey Gin, Port Madeira Claret andWhitc
Wines, Champagne London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cider,
&c, &C. &c.
Toysau Fancy Articles Of every description for chill
dren Superior Cigars Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
Suppers Confectionery and Refreshments for Parties
Balls Weddings furnished the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms decI5
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For district Indpe

We Authorised to announce the honorable ROLAND
ZONES as a candidate for district judge of be dis
t,ict embracing the parishes Of Caddo, DgSat5 and
Bossier
we are authorised to announce R. J. LOONEY,
Es as candidate for judge of the district embracing
be parishes of Caddo, DeSoto and Bossier
We are authorised to announce JOHN z. HEATH
Esq., as a candidate for district judge for the district
Composed Of the parishes Of DeSoto, Cadlg and Bos-
.ir The election takes place in April.
i WORD TO FAMufEs.-When youlook AROUND your
.ases, and you think there is nothing wanting your
,.ldren all playful and smiling andeyerthiag fore
ioles comfort and happiness, suddenly one he dear
gng ones falls, and deep cut is the result Of the
,sidcnt You now look everywhere for relief GGy9u
-rt find it-why? Because you have neglected %
S,ve on hand box Of DALLEY's MAGIC hArH Ey-
rAcroR-this is the whole trouble. Remember and
egy have it hand Instant relief will be at hand.
Tor sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by j.
WgdHr& Co.. and l5l Charities street. sole agentsfor
e southern States, and to whom all orders should be
,liressed febl3
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New Orleans Market.

february 1.-THE cotton market opened this morn
ior With 4 very good demand, but was checked by on
count Of exchange. Sales about 20o0 bales, at the
range Of our quotations.
Inferior. nd Middling, lO8@l1
Gool Ordinary ~. .S409 Good " ......l14612
low midg, .....9 4@l04 Middling fair, q
FtorR--superfne, S550G96 0O extra, So Oo@S 5o
Pork-Mess S18 25@l9 80 u Dbl. !.
BAcoS-sides, ll@l2ici shoulders, 8@9c. :
ARD-1O@l1c. 1R ID. :
CoBy-6O@75cts. p bushel.
OArs-l0@45c. d bushe
SroAR-2, l@64c. ~ ID.
NoEAssEs-l8@30c. fR gallan.
WHsKEY-Rectifed, l7@20 raw, l6@I6 1R gallon.
CogFgE-Rio, l1@183c. f9 ID.
CATTLE MARKET, Feb H.
BggF-Western, fine, .......... ,6@84e. f8 tb net
Texas and Lake. .SI4m35 70 head
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SUCCESSION SALE.

touCGSnolOll VI .. l. " lLites ueCedSeu.
STATE OF LOU1SIANA-Parish of Caddo--In Dis
- trict Court By virtue of writ of sale direct
ed by the Hon the District Court in and for the Parish
of Caddo State aforesaid will proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the markehouse in
the city of Shreveport, Parish and State aforesaid
Saturday, the end day Of March, A. ID. 1861.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock and oclock NJ,
the following described property belonging to the sue
cession of j. T. White, deceased to-wit:
The notes and accounts belonging to the said success
sion.
Terms of saleCash provided the property brings its
appraised value Such portion thereof does not bring
the appraiscment will be Immediately reofered and sold
twelve months credit Purchasers on a credit to give
their notes, with approved personal security bearing
eight per cent interest per from the day of sale
to secure the payment Of the purchase price thereof
feb 1877 WIN. HOLMES. executor
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A. g. COOK,
FAMILY GROC Err

And Manufacturer of all kinds Of
Cakes, Candies and everything appertaininS to
THE CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS,
TEXAS STREET, between Market and Edwards Streets
SHREVEPORT La s-g.
800 TsKBs this method Of informing the pub ExS5ss
&s&S he and citizens Of Shreveport and sur 80
4 rounding country, that he has just re %44-pz57
ceived from New Orleans aerge supply of Familyand
Fancy Groceries, Wines and Liquors, such as
Sugar coffee, tea, moasses -four, rice, potatoes,
Lard, butter, cheese, bacon, sugar cured hams,
Breakfast bacon, mackerel onions, candles, soap,
Starch, indigo, salt, crackers spices, sauces,
Pickles, mustard, ketchups, sweet and lard oils
Cordials, wines, brandes, jellies, preserves,
Fruits put up in brandy and in their own juice,
Pie fruits, cranberries, raslns, currrans, ctron,
Almonds pecans, halle nuts &c, &c.
Fish and vegetables Theoretically sealed comprising
salmon, Holsters, sardines, oysters, mushroom
green peas, corn, tomatoes &c, &c.
Cigars, tobacco, buckets tubs, brooms, selves,
Clothes pins, washboards, baskets,
Powder, shot, caps, cotton and grass twine, and
other articles too numerous to MENTION all of which
be sold cheap as any house in town.
Articles that found not to be represented if re
turned the money will be refunded.
Weddings and parties supplied with fine confectione-
ries, ETC., at the shortest notice.
share fthe public patronage respectfully solicited
aprl25-v1 A. G. COOK.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-20
Steamboat Register.


Fgb l3.-Wm NJ, Levy, from New Orleans
Salie Robinson, from New Orleans
?. T. Bonford, from Jefferson
Grand Duke, from New Orleans
~ q, from Jefferson.
Grand Era, from New Orleans
Ezra No. 3, from upper Red River
Countess, from New Orleans.
li-Harmonia, from st. Louis.
Texas, from Jefferson.
Homer, from Jefferson.
Countess, from Carolina Bluff
Louis D'0r, from New Orleans.
Era No, 4, from upper Red River.
l7.-Sallie Robinson, from Jefferson.
Oscar j. Wells, from upper Red River.
Vim. S. johnson, from upper Red River.
Gen. John L. Hodges, from New Orleans.
Louis Dor from Carolina Bluff
lg.-Yigo, from New Orleans
Starlight, from New Orleans.
Era No. 4, from upper Red River.
DEPARTURES
Ie5 l3-Wm. NJ. Levy, for upper Red River.
PIE Bonford, for New Orleans.
li-DeSote, for N7W Orleans.
j-Countess, for Carolina Bluff.
Grand Era, for New Orleans.
Ezra No. 5. for upper Red River.
Homer, for New Orleans
Louis Dor for Carolina Bluff.
Era No. 4, for upper Red River.
H-Sallie Robinson, for New Orleans
Fleta, for Jefferson.
Harmonic, for Jefferson.
Oscar ]. Wells, for upper Red River.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-20
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