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SHERIFF,S SALE.

TNDISTRTCT C0URT-State of Louisjana-Parish Of
Il Caddo, No. 5S87-R. c. 0GLEsBY JOHN A. WILLIS.
BY virtue Of writ of seizure and sale to directed by
the Honorable District Court Of the Parish of Caddo and
State aforesaid in the above entitled suit will offer
for sale at pubic auction 10 se nghSs' oaGeF az e
said,
Saturday, the 18th day of May, A. ID. 1861,
between the hours Of II o'clock NJ, and clock
the following described property seized that Of the
defendant John A. Willis, and to be sold to pay and
satisfy the writ above mentioned to-wit:-
The southwest quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section No twenty-three (23) township No seventeen
7) of range fifteen % also the southwest quarter,
and the east half of the northwest quarter the west
half of the quarter of section No twenty three
3 and the east half Of the north quarter of section
No tventythree (23) also the north half Of the west
half of the northwest quarter of section No twenty 2Q
township No seventeen ~ Of range No. fourteen "a
containing four hundred and forty acres more or less
together with all the buildings and Improvements there
on situated in the Parish and State aforesaid.
Terms of sale-Cash without the benefit Of apprlse-
ment. NATHAN HOSS, Sheriff.
Shreveport, April 3, l861-swf*l2 co.
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Copper, Zinc, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware,
TEXAS STREET, ONE DOOR BELOW B. JACOBS.
Il WoULD respectfully inform his old friends and
s. a customers that he has resumed business at the
w above stand and viii be happy to see them. He
intends keeping full assortment of everything in lis
line. Particular attention paid to roofing and guttering
in town or cnnnfrr m3N
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ZOE SAFE on RExT.

TEHIE west half of lot No. l. in block No S. situated
4 Market street opposite the episcopal church.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
ments thereon consisting Of dwelling with four rooms
also negro quarters and never failing underground
cistern
Also that desirable country residence situated inme
datey beyond the corporation limits andlatey occupied
by DR.. VIM. Ball The dwelling is large and commod
GUS good Kitchen negro quarters, stable, etc There
is also fine fruit orchard and vegetable garden, with
large cistern and well on the premises.
The above property will be sold rented on reason
able terms, for particulars apply at this office or to
ShreEenort. June 20. 1850. j. y. IAILk1.
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COOK & TROEGEL,
Successor to Austin & Goodwyn,)

NJ T8
Copper, Tin, Zinc and Sheet-Iron Ware.
Texas STREET, TWO ABOVE TIE MARKET.
HAVING removed into the new and comInodious
ys5a brick building, Texas street, adjoining the
gsS4 corner of Market, Opposite old stand and
A greatly increased our stock and other facilities,
'lfs@-S prepared to execute with prompt
ness every description of Copper, Tin, Zinc Lead and
Sheet-Iron Work Particular attention will be paid
putting cutters and conductors, fixing metallic pumps
in cisterns and wells etc
Alarge stock of Manufactured Tnware, embracing
cry variety, kept constantly on hand
Our stock of Stoves is the most complete ever brought
to this place. and embraces all the latest most approved
patents Of COOKING OFFICE, PARL0R and CHURCH
STOVES ofwestern and northern manufacture selected
expressly for the Shreveport Eastern Texas and Ar
kansas trade
Country merchants and all others wishing to make
purchases invited 10 call and examine stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere rates viii be
found unusually low and terms easy.
All orders from the country PROMPTLY eNecnted. n3
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THE subscriber has in connection with his
fzsa Jewelry Establishment opened a Piano
TT II Depot, and will keep constantly On hand
fine assortment Of superior Pianos, Guitars, Nlolms,
and musical instruments generally.
Also-A large selection Of Sheet Music Of every de
scriptien constantly on hand ianll y sHil)Ef-
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Few Orleans az d unner Red River Packet.

THE New, stNuncn and very Ight dTanghI
ff@aa'-" h steamer WIN. M. LEVY, NAT. PucK-
sSaTSi3is5-$ ETT master. G. Bcamon, clerk, viii run
Ez==zss=1= during the ensuing season, "A regular
packet between Upper Red River Shreveport, and New
Orleans touching at Grand Bayou, Campt6 Grand E
core Cotile Alexandlia and all intermediate landings
and plantations
The VIM NJ Levy was buiEt expressly for tie trade is
new throughout has fine cabins and provided with all
the latest improvements ard for speed safety comfort
and sumptudus fare unsurpassed by any boat IN the
trade CAPTAIN Packet sOicg from his friends and the
public aberal patronage. Strict attention WILDE given
to all orders eHtrush I'D to the boat For freight pas
sage apply on board. sep56
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NEW ORLEANS, SHREVEPORT, HUBRI>
CANE AND CAROLINA BLUFFS PACKET


r7g-REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET. 81
- The entire new, substantial and fast
f3#1%.@ q ming steamer LOUIS DOR. G. JoHS-
&STEksfF.S son, master, Sm. Smith, clerk, will
zEz-zzs=sz during the ensuing season rs regular
packet between Newrlears Shreveport Hurricane and
Carolina Bluffs touching Grand Bayou Campte Grand
Ecore Cotle. Alexandria and all intermediate landings
and plantations leaving Shreveport every alternate
Tuesday, on the arrival OF the stages
The Louis Dor is new throughout, built By Captain
johnson the trade Gin place ofthe econte
has fine cabins and provided with all of the latest i'm
provements and for speed safety comfort and fine
Communications. she il unsurpassed by any boat in the
trade Captain Johnson SELECTS from his old friends and
patrons continuance of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon him. -dec12.
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NEW ORLEANS, sHREYEPORT, HURRI-

GAME AND JKkULINA BUTTS TANhEI.
TIE substantial and fast running steamer
,fT@a6- F. LEEOMTE, w. W. WTTEHBuRRY
SsSsa77T5ffl33 mast Ter, viii during the ensuing
zzzsz4&ss-zs-- run as regular packet between New
Orleans Shreveport, Hurricane and Carolina Bluffs,
touching at Grand Iayou, Campte Grand Ecor6 Cotle,
Alexandria and ali landings and plantations
The Lecomte has been thoroughly rebuilt, her cabins
enlarged and refttd in superior style New boilers
have been placed in her and her machinery put in the
best order with all t the latest Improvements, and for
speed safety, comtprt and superior accommodations,
she is unsurpassed uy any boat IN the trade.
Particular attention paid all orders entrusted to the
boat For freight on passage, apply on board. MA
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500, MOORE'S $50
SIXTY DOLLARS DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ! !

YEyHE introduction of this most beautiful and eminent
4 " practical machine will bring JOY and gtadness to
the hearts of our country throughout the land
1t is pronounced by the best Judges to be the most sl-
pie practical and durable machine now before the
public and the most desirable for family use, being re-
liable and ACCURATE on KINDS OF WORK, using any
size and kind of theard from No to 200. 1t VIII sew
with equal facility the thickest and hneSt goods used
in a family We enumerate few ofits superior adyan-
tages
Ist 1t makes the strongest most elastic and durable
stitch of any sewing machine yet made.
ID 1t has the BEST and RELIABLE FEED ever CON
structed and does not break needles.
Sd. 1t sews fromtwo common spoos, w1THouTRE WIND
ING and sews perfectly with silk cotton thread all
kinds of goods.
4th 1t uses oil on TOR, thus preventing the DANA
cling of goods.
5th it runs with great ease, and very quietly
9Th 1t can be understood and operated with VERY LIT
TILE instruction.
It'll In beauty ofdesign and perfect machansmit can
not be excelled.
Sth 1t combines durability, simplicity PRACTICABLE
iy to greater degree than any other machine cxtant
9th 1t is sold for the low price of $50.
We shall be happy to show YOU machine at all times
at the well known DryGoods House of our old friend
Marx Texas Street Shreveport La All those who wish
to obtain good sewing machine hope and trust will
rive us call and see for themselves before looking else
where. W. j. SMITH, General Agent
March 27] For Northern Louisiana and Texas.
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TEyHE undersigned have this day formed c0partner-
4 ship under the and style Of A. Nj. Hull q
Co.. the purpose of carrying general RECEIVING
FoRwARpISG CoNsnssoN and GRoCERY business, at the
old stand Thankful for past favors we respectfully
Iict n continuation OF the same. a. N. HULL,
II. E. HULL,
Sbrevenort Arril 25 1860 ID. B. HULL
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a CARnt

az To my numerous friends and Gus s@@AA@s
e. ~ toners beg to announce that l @@T TX
al.A4 have taken agency for Mr.. j. LITrHAUER and
re-opened in Mrs Lafons brick building ON Texas
street near the corner Of Spring where they viii find the
largest and finest assortment of goods offered in this
market before, consisting OF
WATCHES,
of the best English manufacturers fully guaranteed and
at Prices to compare with any House in New
Orleans. also keep large assortment of
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
SILVER WARE,
FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS
BRAZIL PEBRLES!!
As for the work department. my personal attention will
be given and nothing will be spared to give satisfaction
iulyl3 7. i. L. FRANK.
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OAK GRnYE ACAnEMY.

A SELECT BOYS AND Girls school, was opened
"A Monday of this week, in the building erected
for this purpose, opposite Mr. Reuben Whites, by the
Rev. r. RUSSELL A. NJ Number Of pupils limited, all
branches of English and classical education taught
Terms 8 ner month. naYable monthly. aprll24
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- s-sezz, THE undersigned would respect Hazs,
- - fuynform the citizens ofShreve- 49,
port and vicinity, that he opens restaurant on -
FRID,Y THE 1sT DAY MARCH, 1861, on Texas street
near Market where he Will be prepared al all times to
satisfy his friends and customers from o'clock A. NJ,
until II O'Clock p. NJ with and cold meals.
To boarders by the week aud month, liberal deduc-
ton will be made J. A. JEHLE.
Shreveport February 81 lsGl-3m
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Shreveport, January so, 1861-feb6
AT(sUI =, ~
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HOMER COLLEGE.

Homer, Claiborne parish, Louisiana
FACULTY.
REV. WIN. d. SHEA Il
resident and Professor Of Mental and Moral Sccnces
JOHN w. STACY, A. NJ, II
Professor Of Ancient Languages and Literature.
j. +. SCAIFE, A. B.,
Professor of Pure and Mixed Mathematics /
Professor of Natural Science. II
ISAAC y. SIMMONS, Il
Principal Of Preparatory Department. II
The Spring session of this institution commences on
me FIRST WEDNESDAY IN February next the College,
-Alng IS spacious and commodious, capable OF accom-
A9aatng two hundred and fifty students. Among thfI
ay advantages offered by the Homer College, the toI
wing may be mentioned n
49, 1t is located in country noted for its heathuneSa
w. exemption from epidemics.
md The Faculty is composed Of educated and expert
esa ncn wholly devoted to the great work Of educat
#, lne young.
srd The course OF study is extensive and the system
Y Instruction thoroughn this respect, it is equal I'd
pest Colleges in the country.
ii4 Inc institution il supplied with Chemical ano
F|gEs'phlc Apparatus.
lolege Hill is being adorned IT'D beautiful dormto-
H 70 That by the opening of the Spring session, we
- ge able TO accommodate all who may apply.
% we strength of the superstructure depends manly
t le character Of the foundation, great care VIII oe
M 70 render the Preparatory Department ethcient
nG Scholastic year is divided into tive terms Of FIVE
WIAs each; the Fall session commences on the first
esaay IN September, and closes the first Tuesday
NJ Srlary, with vacation of-one week at Christmas
rt epFlng session opens on the first Wednesday in
FsSaFy and closes on the third Wednesday in June,
'@A Is commencement day
p Rates of Tuition Per Session.
isratory Department, first division s15 90
rau. second division. ...... 20 90
pl,egate .-................ % %
5os ata Including washing and fre,l .,..... 60 90
ugatngent fec acknowledgements. ! 90
Tegllaon fee 10 be paid but once l.......-. 5 90
further information apply to the President of the
FftG. wee undersigned.
"0HN {, BLACKMAN, president board of trustees.
p . j. N. THOMSON, secretary.
the a. lhe above institution is the property, and under
f, Treeon of The Louisiana Conference of the Meho-
Episcopal Church south april "a
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW and NO
"A TARY PUBLIC. Office at the Mayors office
Shreveport La.
Shreveport January 1G, 1861.
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Steamboat REGISTER.


April 17-Osceola, from upper Red River
Era No. 4, from upper Red River
Fleta, from Jefferson.
Moro, from upper Red River
Salle Robinson, from New Orleans
l8-Wm. NJ Levy, from upper Red River.
VIM. 5. johnson, from upper Red River
Red River, from New Orleans
EZRA No. 5, from upper Red River
Era No. 4, from Swanson's Landing.
Homer, from Jefferson.
DeSoto, from New Orleans.
Starlight, from New Orleans
Feta, fl ON jefferson
20-Sallie Robinson, from Jefferson
2l-Fleta, from Jefferson.
22-J. NJ. Sharp, from New Orleans.
Texas, from New Orleans
Des Moines, from ST. Lewis.
DEPARTURES
ApTil 11-Grand Duke, for New Orleans
Salhe Robinson, for jefferson
1s-Eeta, for jefferson.
Era No. 4, for Swanson's Landing
Wm. S. johnson, for upper Red River
w. Burton for New Orleans
19-Wm. NJ. Levy, for New Orleans
2O-Homer, for New Orleans
Fleta, for jefferson
DeSoto, for New Orleans
Starlight, for New Orleans.
Sallie Robinson, for New Orleans
Bra No. 4, for upper Red River.
22-Fleta, for Jefferson
}. NJ. Sharp, for Jefferson
Texas for Jefferson.
23-B. l.. Hodge, from New Orleans.
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ORLEANS and SHREVEPORT PACKET.

rzg"EYERY ALTERNATE THURSDAYt n 3
- THEnew, splendid, fast running steamboat
{EmS@'.@ a STARLIGHT, CHARLES HAYES, Mas
ssSgsEz1sfsS522 ter C E. HAYES clerk, VIII leave for
- New Drlea1ts during the entire season.
every alternate Thusday on the arrival Of The stages
touching at Grand IBayou, Campte Grand Ecort, ST.
Maurice Cotile Alexhndria the mouth Of Red River and
all intermediate landings.
Thankful for tn liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
on us We respectfully solicit continuance Of the same,
assuring our friends hnd patrons that best endeavors
shall be used to TRANSACT all business entrusted
charge 10 your entife satisfaction.
Our passenger accommodations cannot be surpassed
by any boat III the trhde and shall use best efforts
to make all who travel WITH us safe and comfortable nj
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NOTICE

Succession Of VIM Terrell, deceased.
H ETITIA E. TERRELL, of East Baton Rouge, having
been appointed by the District Court of Caddo par
ish administrators of the succession, of VIM Terrell,
deceased hereby notifies all persons having claims
against Said succession to present them to her agent
JAMES WEEMs. attorney at Law, and all those indebted
to make payment to hlm.
Shrnvennrt Feb 90 1851 ct
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.IiDET.

H WH.mfaER, y q weller, and dealer in
-@. FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, and
49, DIAM NDS,
-teras Street, between Spring and Market, -
sEBEv7roa7, LOUISIANA.
"l.aH .uI J.sa'r, repaired and warranted.
shreveport April 2l 1s8t.
ELECTION NOTICE.
n ....t.r will te held Tor two Constables for War
a .H. a 5r The FIgsT MONDAY in MAY next
WA. THATCHER,
lprl24 president of the police jury.
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

TE7IE undersigned has Just returned with an entire
L new and complete stock of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS embracing every description of fabrics, among
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Calicoes in great variety-some very low;
French and English Bareges;
Swiss and Jaconet Muslins; Lawns;
Plain and printed Grenadines;
Plain, figured and Powered Bareges.
Plain and iacquered Bareges and Tissues
Dennims Checks Bedticking, Curtains;
Deaines, Cottonades, FanRels Canton Flannel;
Domestics Sheetng, Shifting, Lowels;
Heavy Kerseys, Linseys;
Kentucky Jeans Satlnet, Cashmere, Cloth;
White and colored Blankets;
Silk nerino and cotton hosiery and gloves;
Lawns nansook fine Irish Linens, do do Cambria;
White Jaconets Swiss, Tarleton and tape Muslin.
Plain and fancy Silks, stripe Silks;
Chemisettes, Undersleeves, Collars;
Ladies' fine Handkerchiefs;
EmbrOideries, of all kinds;
Superjor Sewing Silk Thread and Cotton;
large variety of fine Fancy Goods Ladies Trimmings
House Furnishing Goods, and every thing in the Dry
Goods line.
And as for his stock of Ladies' Misses and Childrens
CATERS Shoes and Slippers without hesltancy ne can
compete with any establishment this side Of New orleans
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
large assortment Of fine Spring and Summer C4Ptnng
Of the best material superior Workmanship and most
fashionable styles, embracing IN part SIX mlNe9 Ggss
mere and En- glish Tweed suits; superflne French ler
no Alpaca linen and other dress rock ONCE sac ana
paetots coats; fancy colored light Cashmere Merlno,
Alpaca white and coored drilling jeans, cottonade,
and every description of pantalOons black fancy and
figured silk, satin linen arseIes, and all other kinds
of Vests Every description OF Boys Clothing, LINEN
and muslin Shirts flannel Shirts Of all kinds hickory
Shirts; wooden and cotton Undershrts Drawers; silk,
linen and cotton Hankerchiefs; wooden, cotton and
thread hosiery Gloves and an endless variety OF gen
tlemen's wearing apparel and furnishing goods
Boots Shoes Brogans, Hats and Caps of every descrp
ton.
Trunks Yalices Carpet Bags, Satchels etc. IN greatYa
His nrces will be as low as any establishment in this
nIacn w. MARKS
f' Corner of Texas and Market SITS
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NEW RAKFRY.

FNHE undersigned, old resident, begs to inform his
friends and the public that he has again commenced
BAKING BREAD on Milan street adjoining j. B. Hursey,
and hopes to receive liberal patronage In conse-
quence Of the ghtness of the times he will sell bread at
50 cents her dozen loayes. aprl3I A. ENOS.
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NOTICE..

TyROM and after date, NJ LEVY is my duly authorised
IL agent fully empowered transact any business for
me- SAM LEVY.
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The De Soto meets Shreveport with the steamer
Fletafor Jefferson and all intermediate landings and aso
with the steamer Wm NJ. Levy, for Fulton and above thu
raft. For freight or passage apply on board, to
j. c. ELSTNER,
febZ0 No. Is Commerce street
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.

@ RANAwAY from the subscriber about the fifteenth
81 day Of January last yellow woman named
I'M FLORA, about 80 years OF age, Is tall and rather
SSSY masculine in appearance with smart sprinkle
OF beard about her lips and chin.
The above reward win be paid for her delivery at my
residence near Fillmore in Bosser parish.
aprl7 II. y. HAUGHTON.
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NEW ORLEANS ~ JEFFERSON PACKET.

- -IHE new, sNbstantlaI and last running
fM@7-' q STEAMER HOMER, ]. W. Parsons
SS44E7Ts5f5{ master will run during the entire season
1870 as Regular packet between NewOreans
aud jefferson touching at all the landings and planta-
tons on the river like and bayou In point of speed,
safety and superior Recommendations the Homer
passed by any boat in the Erade.
Captain VIM Perry thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him, solics continuance of
the same Particular attention will be paid to all orders
entrusted to the boat. decl2
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ON the 18th Of December, 1858, executed my prom
~ issory note to one John Watt, bearer, for the
sum of wentvfour hundred and seventythree dollars
and thirty three cents due on the LIST of January 1885,
said note being dated at 'Elyslan Fields, Harrison
county Texas Now, this is to give notice that the
sideration of said note has entirely failed, and will not
p1 Snril WILLIAM COYLE.
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PTANG DEPOT.

A SOUTHERN YouNG LADY from Columbus, Georgia
"A wishes situation IS teacher in private school o.
family For further particulars inquire at this Office
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Died.


On the 18th instant, in this city Mrs. LUcRETIA HUR
sET, mother of Mr.. j. B. Hursey, aged So years,
tive of Kentucky.
On Tuesday, 18th instant, at his residence in Caddo
parish, Mr.. WILLIAM Y. H. GATES, aged about 40
years. respectable planter an indulgent husband and
father, kind friend and good neighbor. He has left
a dsconsolae wife and seven children to mourn their
loss. He was born in Amite county, Mississippi
On the 30th March, 1861, at the residence of Win
gate II. Woodley, Esq. of Harrison county, Texas
WJNT0E Y. GUICE aged twenty years and nine months
leaving large circle Of friends and relations
his loss
Farewell, farewell, my dearest friend and brother
hou art gone; thou hast left this mundane shore Of
mortality and thy spirit has taken its fight to the land
of spirits from whence traveller returns Alas how
soon may brightest hopes be blghted by stroke
from the rude hand of DEATH he has respect per
sons-he lays low the youth as well as the aged-the
gay as well as the serious. But few days ago be-
held the face of my youthful brother whose cheeks
would redden by the bushes of youthful JOY; but
he is sleeping the dreamIess sleep that is undisurbed
by the muttering thunder and hurrying storm and
knows waking until the dawn of the last day, when
First the dead in Christ shall rise;
Then we that vet remain
Shall be caught up to the skies
And see Lord again. j. II. G..
ICEG ICE! ICE!
A CARGO of Rockland lake, Crystalice, ustreceived
IN and for sale by A. ENGLE 4 Co.
Shreveport April "a, 1861.
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NEW STORE,
SAM LEVY,

SAN LEVY
Texas street, adjoining the Phoenix
HAS taken the stand lately occupied by Nj Levy, and
Z Z has opened a large assortment of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, all Of which will be sold
at the very lowest prices.
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NEW OR LEANS IL SHREVEPORT
PASSENGER PACKET

NEW ORLEANS Gz SHREVEPORT
PASSENGER PACKET.
THE new magnificent first class passenger
M.@ p picket, Fl. Y. HODGE, JoHN SMOKER,
b{aT1Hgsrs mister, CHAs L. MARSHALL clerk willrun
zsszsEss&S asia regular New Orleans and Shreveport
packet touchingat Grand bayou, Coushatta Campte.
Grand Ecore Ale andsa, and all intermediate landings
Red River.
Win leave Shire ycport as follows
SATURDAY., March 9,
SATURDAY., March %,
SATURDAY, April s,
SATURDAY., April 90
SATURDAY. May T.,
SATURDAY, May is,
SATURDAY, june l.
SATURDAY I, june Is,
SATURDAY, June g.
I'll business entrusted to the 3. /. Hodge Will be-
promptlY attended to BY the officers icbl3