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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

vain, Of that place. 1t must be remsu G M I
vS Sa''0 - rvss written before news oil Col
surrender had been received; nb,ic mind in regard
much SGaf@ GS L tss PsS and The oPpos
e the o Co.. Mun Gen Prize tsa, heai
4, s Confusion If Ss s0 the lnoi actual pos.
40 many soatr ; II Iex gon some persons contend
session % ,a 'I ReSs ocCopy be place others denying
ing that iaI that he city fef is the Goia, S 81
sTpv defense, and very few undeTs' anong 5 sGo
Aunsn The opuosne for es The following ola
trot PoPss H. 70 tie confusion and place the
g graz " intelieitIy before tie public;
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about the removal Of General Fremont and believing thai
his remoy, voad endunge destroy the magnificent army
by snd under hts command and thus not ony
greatly weaken the power Of tue 0oyernmsn ou' . IN
Republic; therefore, q. - ... -, .,,x
patriot whose eh known
Courage upIvseo genius and ndomtabe energy nave
biIu thu to organize anu suoeosS'u"1 SO Wv
Army of the West. A, ...... a.. ony
80 by Fremo,t In the Military Department OF
~ Wt sr6 ,bs we viii any circumstance counte
nance Inc efforts now being made remove him. oet WI" M
tines 40 al M our rover prevent hs cousummsoa
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MAJoR.eEgEKAL FREMONT.

IEoS1OA Mo-. saturday sept H. 1851
AZ meeting Of t,e commissioned officers oil the @i@
nnhoi Regiment Of United states Volunteer, called
SseheF Tor the purfose VI giving an expression Of
lseinr IN regard " the ccu ~ Of MsJof'Generai
sonl Z. Fremont, COLONEL j. w. 3. Alexander was
saIsd 20 the Chair.
!. ice following report Of the Committee on ResOlu-
~ sls was anapilnonsiy adopted:
"'a We Vs~ win sgss TIC efforts being made 20 efiHg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

Bondhoders OF the La Crosse and Milwaukee R8irosA
Company:
that msy be inside dated Sept 1884, having ssss"tsl
BY 80 90 the Land Grsnt and secoud Mortgage
1t No. 20 William street. NewYo,k No. Oct ssl, 4
II to select rrc'tse to carry Toe pa1 r6 9,S sses;
Secretary OF Committee Of BoGdhoiderl
II is reported that representative Of the Pennsyt
vania Central will meet the agents Of the Sew-York
roads Wednesday, for the purpose Of restoring I'D
rates.
At New Bedford the subscripton TO the new loan q
favorable. The books were opened at the Merchants
Bank on Saturday, and $4,000 was taken before The
close Of business hours. The Whole amount of this
loan previously taken by individuals through the Mer
chants Bank is a triae over 100000 through the
Bedford Commercial Bank, 100000 The MechaoicT
Bank has also taken $4,000 Of the same loan.
The Circular Of Messrs. Samuel Hallett & Co., foe
the steamer, contains long and able article upon the
public debt Of this country, from which extract the
following:
debt Of $500 900 Ooo not ous6fb large IN propOic,
than our people have twice aud twice paid Ups
adoption Of the Constitution, the debt assumed fs
sun rIc.eded go PSF head AZ tie wealth Of the coen.
try and means for the payment Of sIe not equas Tenth
bau,ed long which bad d..Osd nearly portion
whi- thu, dine there hardly .oy drnsnd ., rs Gun.
the products its agriculture IL previous
nsehines Of considerable
division Of labor which all wealth !. based. The populz
ton widely scattered without nie nal ard
almost solely sngroed providing f1 their daily
The expenses and Of Uosernm nj
ponjna The Of The United te fu the
After the formation OF the Cove
elusive OF interest," the bs:icnsl deo
A53 the yesJy - Sl2 3 hch .hout
one th tho dures Of tho City Of Ns~Yot
his taxed the Industries OF the country much
seys-ly the a1noau IN re0 to the population
would at the day Yet the debt dJAy reduced
I'll Il only rt5 UO0O ct the conmeEcentnt OF the of
lR2 when Il tweled "a III N go Ia 1919 The populs
lion the that time being about 8O the
Der head IS Notwiha ding tue Impoverished condition
OF Il is debt iLnuledsely
ne aud IUliy csusuIuunai ed IL 1853
national debt exceeding head these twice conira I'd
paid BY ople, /. for hut sBcc
creased probhy tend greater ratio than that Of h-r ps
Ia vsIosGoB OF al the properly the several sses
taxation n 1850 eqased S5Ss IL T,l Ia ldbo R 80 %
e42an Of nearly cents the incr-se OF poouaion
Ia same time lie Increase II the 10
10 hre-fod rsio 20 the aer from the efeS 81 the
agrLc nEsnt, summons BIZ aid The
engines In United States peo ming the labor Of
5oooOt hor,e The oIinsFy hroash into since sl6
this county equsi to the labor Of 5oO Ia effect
tue sciy and ehh Of the cOUht SD
II the population Of tbs souny bad gone up hundreds II
millions, II stead OF 81 ,SSi,oo0.
The Chicago Tribune thinks the subscriptions TO tbs
National Loau in hat city will reach 81 100000.
The weekly statement of the PhilsdelpLs banks.
made up Monday afternoon, presents the following
aggregates IS compared with those Of the previous
week:
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change on New-York;

change on New-York;
dropped yesterday the banks reducing The
PATE PREMIUM dbl the reduction iocese the
usnd materially there bsies 'e ssuerL Impression that
customers New orb drafts whi oth-rs would
buy The demand for c0utinues arvc
city. should the Of ~hea continue liberal likely
shippers viii have 10 let their erchsnge at Ia
the sappy ofogreLcy. IL L. becoming ~ syd
millions OF circulation Of
The the banker Convection
STATE should redemption 81 the circulating hs
much abov. y cent uul the backing s-s eject
after which Il hoped all never see above OIL D
tie Chicago TrsbaHe Of Saturday reports exchange
on Nsw.York:
The mccoy market working smoothly very little vsr.,tos
being noticeable from day to day aythiSg exchange
little finer pIodlce dealers beng sbe TO realize rosJyt
aud Ia paid The bsnk rSe TO cusnne,s
though round o;s could s DO obsned at small
from The ruling price
The LoreI Courier Of yesterday SAYS:
Toe Hsmton huls, sner s1.per sion Of nine weeks
sumsJ operations this morning We hear thai hsf tht Scs
of the Mssachasetts and Prescott, Mil. ali the
after Monday. but thr Of the oprsy-s u be
what reduced. The Boot Ml. nnderstaud wia
have lie ,rued. The sDddIe.eI Mills (~ooleu
before remarked, doing excellent huspess
their works Is sIra hours Altogether think the
featuring Interests OF Low oil are tr shtenIug
TIE ~. Lonts Repnbiico. OF tie list says:
The current Of Exchange b 81 eeSt bot tbs<s
sacous s low hge There sales OF gold q
prenur,. Demand Treasury have made
will figure Ia the ocus Ion. th.y
will be- tasen up exchange VI general business hse k
Of be said that must visit the sne Of as
civil that 10 disacting tho STATE, paci h cos
dou hitherto unheaTd o. md b,f taesnsd among uAn
Ordinary ad- everywhere H. the sse Ia connn.d e. the ca
change OF artcez Il prime secessity retail The ss
sons that any scale aon~d By the demand
those VINO have to provide Tor the wants Of the snJ
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The MYSTERIOUS DisArrEARAsccssn , y .n-n,oees .
LAprMiss Juis p. Ross Of s The re.degce o. 81
scSs p.w 10 Jcr.vy City is~ days s ,nsa af ss-k
FROM sne ,s'' . . inssd Of ts. ss ire
seass asa q resp.ssbs sn.sse ma. s-s and re-
% ,srds Of tho young lady were se' "a prsvel the
a Wa, ussss 's 81 the dIsappesscs Of sas
Luz tns R gl lie above fsets 70 iikht
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sURpoGATE's COURT-sspr. 2L--Befors Surrogate W.
CHARITABLE INQUEST r,

Henry Hendrickp late q wealthy Portugusss =, ge ~
who.r viii ha. bsen .di,.ed to probate e.ves ~ n. sss
se Of his VIE Sla,0o 10 has 20 ,ssc .aa "a spi fbs
Anhur r. To the Jews Hospital Y shis cy sh..h Ias
Rev j. j. Lyou. Mhlister Of shs C'nsfsaA''' 'N'-
The will, Of Ellen Conway Is being contested 0'''
the Surrogate. ,r~.,.o Ia. has been adui1'ees
TO probate.
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SUPREME COMMEMORATIVE. a-peiere Ja''ss'

Frederick Tracy, ct al, ast Nathaniel fearno.
Judgment for the pauta for the claimed ftndsnss
fact be drawn srttied day's notice ,..,s
Ebeuezer Wood agt. Wan. IA. J1cobue.-Jaag
for paLti With cvsis tisdipgs Of fact 40, 70
By atorne, for plsntn and led la days notice.
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u g. PRIZE COMMISSIONERS C0URT-SEPr. ~
THE CoSFlscATED TRoITiHG MARE.
VIM. Mcdonald, the owner of the Flora Tens
pie which seized under the conhcsdon act hytag gives
o his 10y the Government tie uss wth DO ~
o him 10 mo
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Treasury since the 10Th Of August the day of ths -.
ciusion OF the loan arrangement shows oss Of ov,v
ive millions Of dollars, Notwithstanding the large sps.
Gle movements which have taken place.
meeting Of the Bank Committee of this city I'd
delegates from Boston and Pbiladephis win be held
tomorrow "wednesday, 70 consider the question Of
taking the second fifty millions of the National loan
which question must be decided on the LIST October
The demand-note Issue will be the main objection 10
the taking OF this new portion, but probably some
project will be submitted acceptable 10 the Treasury
Department which will remove this objection.
The decline in the six per cent Treasury Notes TODAY
was occasoned by rumor that in taking the ss,oud
fifty millions Of the loan the banks would weld the
privilege stipulated in the original sgreeusn Of pay
ing in these notes, due DUE on account Of INSTALL
ments. No action has been taken by the banks On
this matter, but il l. understood that the Secretary d
the Treasury desires thu privilege to be abandoned, g
bis needs require all the money the loan gives him.
without anticipating the maturity of some fifteen
millions of debt There is, however, more than one
side to this question: aud think this coprse would
have an unfortunate effect upon the market value Of
TIE six per cent notes, forcing them 10 such de.
count as would react unfavorsby upon the 73o cent
notes. making the former better investment than the
latter and checking the public enthusiasm TO invest b
the national loan. We hear objections in several pro
inent quarters to any char g., calculated TO inspire
distruss and exhibit weakness.
We annex a comparative statement Of the exports
Exclusive Of specie) from NewYork to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. l. 1861:
ro,.,o,a .I.sSs; 1880, ISL
F%'ias.y ~ so ported s. isSs stssss ss1Sss
s,n.. I., a a. 41e s7s Sss %, s3z ee,o,. 90
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SUCCESSION SALE

Succession Of ALLEN r. WRIGHT, deceased
GTATE OF L0UISIANA-Parish Of Caddo-In Dis
- rc Court BY virtue Of writ Of sale to me directed
by the Honorable the District Court in and for the Par
ISL Of Caddo State aforesaid viii proceed to sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, on
Wednesday, the 26th day of June, A. ID. 1861 !,
between the hours of 10 clock A. w. and clock P NJ,
at the market ouse in the city Of Shreveport Caddo
parish, the following described property Belonging
the succession Of Allen R. Wright, deceased towit:
The undivided half Of the southeast quarter Of section
Of the northeast Quarter of section No thirtvs 93s
in township No seventeen ~ Of range No fourteen
"a containing hundred and ffty,nipe 4oloo 159
40-l0O) acres more or less
TENSION a credi, Of twelve months The purchas
chaser to give his note with good personal security
bearing eight per cent per interest from day of
sale and special mortgage, importing confession Of
tanned the property sold, to secure payment of the
note to be given therefor. II. HUNSICKER
Shreveport, May % 1861. Auctioneer
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Y. ORLEANS and SHREVEPORT PACKET.
nzz-ENERY ALTERN ATE TIL RsnAvl s..

l,2.n-g,. Tnanew splendid, fast running steamboat
liE-lh.a-..A5s STARLIGHT, CHARLES HAYES, Mas
co.. ter, &C.. T. HAYES, clerk, will leave for
- CIV Orleans, during the entire season.
every alternate Thursday the arrival of the stages
touching st Grand bayou, Campte, Grand Ecort St:
Maurice C@tile Alexandria the mouth of Red River and
all intermediate landings
Thankful the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
onuS, we respectfully solicit continuance Of the same
assuring our friends aHdpatfons that our best endeavors
shall be used to transact all business entrusted to our
charge, to your entire satisfaction.
Our passenger accommodations cannot be surpassed
by any boat IN the trade and we shall use best efforts
to make all who travel with safe and comfortable nj
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By authority of the State Of Louisiana:

= I1I3 lNI N TlIl M { ia NNF.
Home Insurance Company of New York.
Capital One Million. Cash Assets $1500000
j. J. KLINE AGENT.
HANlNG been appointed agent of this well known
4 dTeliahe@9npany am prepared 10 offer to the
citizens Of Shreveport and vicinity protection against
loss by Fire or the dangers of River Navigation,
at as low rates is consistent with sound security
Policies issued without delay and all losses settled at
this agency afordng ali the advantages ola local com
pany. J. j. KLINE aren't
Office at the Branch Citizens Bank
Rcferences:-White, Smith & Baldwin Walters & FL
der ChilderS Beard c. R. Griswold ESD b. " John
SON Esq, Shreveport. Cyrus Yale, Jr., w. r. d G. R.
Fosdick, New Orleans Oct1o-fm
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FENHE undersigned have this day formed c6parner-
3 skip under the mace AID style Of A. NJ. Hull Il
Co., for the purpose Of CARVINGS general RECEIVING
FORWARDING COMMISSION and GROCERY business at lie
od stand Thankful for past favors, respectfully So
icit a continuation Of the same \ N. HULL
II. f. HULL
Shreveport, April %, 1850 D. B. HULL.
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

FgNuE undersigned has just returned with an entire
Il new and complete stock of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, embracing every description Of fabrics among
which will be found:
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Caicoes in great rarety-some very low;
French and English Bareges
Swiss and Jaconet Muslins; Lawns;
Plain and printed Grenadines
Plain, figured and fowered Bareges
Plain and iacquered Bareges and Tissues.
Dennims, Checks, Bedtickng Curtains:
Delaines COttonades, Fanncls Canton Flannel;
Domestics, Sheetng, Shrting Lowels;
Heavy kerseys, LinSevs;
Kentucky Jeans Satinet, Cashmere, CLOTH
White and colOred Blankets;
Silk, merino and cation hosiery and gloves;
Lawns nansook fine Irish Linens do do Cambria:
White Jaconets, Swiss, Tarleton and tape Muslin.
Plain and fancy Silks stripe Silks;
Chenisettes, Underseeves, Collars;
Ladies fine Handkerchiets;
Embroideries, of all kinds;
Superior Sewing Silk Thread and Cotton;
large variety Of fine Fancy Goods, Ladies' Trimmings
House Furnishing Goods, and every thing in the Dry
Goods line
Caters Shoes and Slippers without hesitancy he can
wthany establishment tbsside Of sw Orleans
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
large assortment Of fine Spring and Summer Clothing
of the best material superior workmanship and most
fashionable styles embracing in part silk mixed Cassi-
and English Tweed SUITS superfne French Meri-
no, Alpaca linen and other dress frock Office sac and
paleots coats; fancy colored hight Cashmere MernO
Alpaca, white and colored drilling, jeans cottonade
and every description pantaoons; black fancy and
figured SILK satin Epen, Marseilles and all otherkinds
of Vests. EverydeseIiption of Boys Clothing Linen
and muslin Shirts flannel Shirts Of all kinds hickory
Shirts; wooden and cotton Undershirts Drawers silk
linen and cotton Hankerchiefs; wodler cotton and
thread hosiery Gloves and an endless variety cf gen
tlemen's wearing apparel and furnishing goods
Boots Shoes, Brogans Hats and Caps of every descrp
ton
trunks Faices, Carpet Bags Satchels etc. in great
Tietv.
HIS prices viii be aslow Is any establishment in this
.l&ce5 ". MARKS, I
Corner of Texas and Market SITS I
Shreveport, April 8 1881. 7
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p. II. GALLAGHER.

Err III ANT TAILOR,
MILAN STREET Three Doors below the Commercial Hotel
>122 HAVING just returned from New Orleans, with
"a choice selection of goods, consisting in part OF
H cloths, black, blue brownand otherfancy c. .o1s
fine French black doeskn, together with fancy caSs-
of the latest styles; vesngs plain and fancy cut
velvet with variety of silks and cassmeres fancy and
plain which he is prepared to manufacture the short
notice, the and in thcmos
fashonablesyle. Having had experience in all the rn
cipa cities in the Union, he feels himself competent to
please the most fasdious. Soliciting continuance Of
favor of his old patrons he desires them call and ex
amnehis stock His terms moderate and exclusively
CASH.
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TuE members Of the MILITARY AID SOCIETY ART
requested to meet 1t the Court House this evening. a
O'clock for the purpose of transactug important bust
ness, full attendance is earnestly solicited.
ime25 LUCIE MOORE, Secretary.
pyoroiro4io,l oF Rooobi Eo,,,oI, noIIoo..,, ---
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PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS.
Front, Notrt Dane aud Fulton Streets, New Orleans

STEAM FACTORY OF OILS, CHEMICALS AND
SOAPS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
N the systematic arrangement, completeness and sci
entic profcienty and practical skill and experience
which presdes over their manufactured department
well as in the decided advantages which their locality f
ford them for laying in their stock of raw material
nomicalT these works confidently claimed to Nave
No SUPERIOR II the country
Our merchants have therefore no longer anv occasion
to send their edsr to the north for SOAP liable to the
accidents and delays and occasional in the rates
OF freight ncdeatto marne transportation thereby in
dueng the necessity oeepiDg heavy stocks Of the com
modify on hand they supply themselves with
Just As good an article inst cheap, and in Just
such quantities oniYs if they choose as will meet the
weekly demands oftheir business from RELIABLE How
tysTTu1IoN. PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS
NeW Orleans Nav % 1855
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ss,O FOR SALE OR RENT
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
WILLIAMS PATENT PORTABLE FOLD.
ING MOSQUITO HOUSES
The Mosquito Houses

The Mosquito Houses
4 RE made any length or height desirable They are
IA light and portable, and eau be placed at a window
or any other part OF the ROOM out the piazza or on
the open ground When the house is not in use it can
be folded back entirely out ofthe way by Of cord
and pulley, which is simple arranged that child can
easily fold the largest size
The Portable Folding Mosquito House
Can be untolded over the cottage French bedstead
lounge writing desk sewing table &C. and in it dozen
persons sit or stand in security from the annoyance
of mosquitoes any other winged insect
The Folding Mosquito Bars
Are made for BEDS pallets cribs cradles &c and fold
without the othe cord and pulley For the trundle
bed they the most convenient bars in use Like the
crib and cradle bars they portable and fold over pal
let's over the bedseads or elsewhere, and without the
use Of posts on any occasion.
The Crib and Cradle Bars
Are invaluable. The child can be placed on pallet in
crib cradle nthe coolest and most comfortable place
in the house out of DOORS and the small Bar can be
placed over the child with more than any other Bar
ever invented The amount of servant time saved in
one week IN using this Bar amounts TO more than the
price OF the Bar The Bar is simple and durably con
strMcted, and will last longer than lifetime.
The public invited call and see for themselves
at the mandatory Corner of Magazine and Josepbne
Streets, or ct H. T. WELLS Coal Oil and Lamp store
corner of CaroBdeet and Poydras streets New orleans
- Country and State Rights for sale on application
as above.
S25 Reward will be paid for information that will
lead to the conviction of any person or persons for I'M
lawfully making, or causing to be made any of these
Patent Bars
- The Fatentee is native of the South, and as such
ne expects Southerners to patronise his invention in
preference TO those having less merit which are ipor
ed from the north. T. s. WILLIAMS 4 "a
New Orleans. June 49, 1861
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GAIETY RESTAURANT.

,sas-sr Texas street, On the rearofthe <g8S n
S~z@.&t-s Gaiety Theatre Shreveport. lassSSgaGA
FsNIIIS well known and popular establishment is now
open for the accommodation of citizens and stran-
gers Thepubc will find the finest assortment of Game
Fish, Oysters and everything that the Shreveport and
New Orleans markets afford. Meals prepared in the
shortest tue at any hour, day night Every exer-
ton will be used for the accommodation Of visitors and
the walters will be found civil and attentive. Families
and parties will have their orders promptly attended to-
Shreveport, Oct. u 1859. ~
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EEM ONLEANs. smREEEPoRT. uTRRL=
CANE AND CAROLINA BLUFFS PACKET

CANE AND CAROLINA BLUFFS PACKET.
s..-s- IHE substantial and fast running steamer
LECOMTE, W. W. WITTENBrRRr
$f5TazkFfi55S master, will during the ensuing season
5zzszzsszzs= rnE as q regular packet between New
Orleans, Shreveport, Hurricane and Carolina Bluffs
touching at 1rand Bayou, Canlpc, Grand Ecort Cotc
Alexandria ana all intermediate andn Is and plantations
The Lecote has been thoroughly rebuilt her cabins
enlarged and rttitted in superior style. New boilers
best order with all Of the latest improvements and for
speed, safety, comfort and superior accommodations
she Is unsurpassed by any boat N the trade
Particular attention paid to lorders entrusted to the
boat. For lI.:@ht or nassage. apnlE ON hnarl n2A
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LESLiE,s INFIRMARY,

UT TIE LATE CUIkI-HOIsE,J
MARKET STREET opposite the Presbyterian Church
HAVING leased the large and convenient building
it up as an nrmary is now prepared for the reception
OF patients The rooms spacious well ventilated
and have every convenience for the sick Persons visit
ing this Institution for medical treatment will receive all
the attentions and comforts of home
There suitable apartments for Slaves and the own
may rest assured Of her receiving proper attention
ShreYennrt. .nnc 12-1Y
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

4 <VM[ = FRIFATE BOARDING,
Es1YSifA-~sS Travis Street adjoining the Baptist
ss TfI s5Ilh& Church, Shreveport
as44a 2saS55- THE subscriber has had her premises
thoroughly renovated, which are re6pened for the
accommodation permanent and transient boarders and
soicits the patronage of her friends and the public
pledging herself that nothing shall be wanting on her
part that tend to the comfort and pleasure of her
guests. Being located in retired and most agreeable
part of the town, free of dust noise and at the same
time but few steps from the centre of business affords
unusual inducements to boarders who will at all times
find it comfortable home. Families and single gentle
men can pleasant rooms, and day-boarders will be
accommodated. ToctI7l ATRs. A. B. TAINTOR