The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-01-09
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CANE AND CAROLINA BLUFFS PACKET.
re- REGi LAR TUESDAY PACKET. a.

CANE AND CAROLINA BLUFFS PACKET.
C9 REGt'LAI TUESDAY PACKET, a.
TgE entire uew, substantial and fast ran
a. ming steamer LOUIS DER, G. J0HN-
S8Nit53 son, master iSId Smith, clerk, viii run
zz-szssz= during the ensuing season rs regular
packet between NeworleaRs Shreveport Hurricane and
Carolina Bluffs touching at Grand Bayou, Campe Grand
Ecore Cote. Alexandria and all intermediate landings
and plantutIons leaving Shreveport every alternate
Tuesday, on the arrival OF the stages.
The Louis Dor is new throughout, built by Captain
Johnson expressly for the trade place Lecomte
has fine cabins and provided with all OF the latest i'm
proTemens, and for speed, saety comfort and fine ac-
commodatons, she is unsurpassed by any boat in the
trade. Captain johnson socits from his old friends and
patrons continuance OF the hoeraI patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon him tdcsl2.
NEW ORLEANS & JEFFERSON PACKET.
Tue new, substantial and fast running
f steamer HOMER, ". D. BATENAN5
eJzS#l57S master, viii run dniiug the entire season
zzz5szSz= asaregllar packet between NeW0rleens
and Jefferson, touching at all the landings and planta
tOns on the river lake and bayou In point Of speed,
safety and superior accommodations the omeris unsur
passed by any boat i'll the trade.
Captain Bateman thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. solcits continuance OF
the Particular attention viii be paid to all orders
entrusted to the boat decl2
N. ORI4EA Ms and NJ 2F5F EiORfR PACkETs
~ EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY! sd
THEncw, splendid, fastrunning steamboat
S@.z.eh STARLIGHT, CpaRrrs Htrns, Mas
Aft51E5s} ter, LC. T, Hayes, clerk will leave for
zsZsSzssz==e& New Orleans during the entire season.
every alternate Thursday the arrival of the stages
touching al Grand Bayou Campto, Grand EeorG, st.
Maurice COe, Alexandria, the mouth OF he'd River and
all intermediate landings.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
on us we respectfully solicit continuance of the same,
assuring friends and petroas 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 bo&in the trade and we shall use our best efforts
make all who travel with us safe and comfortable
NEW ORLEANS. SRREYEPOR HURII-
CANE AND CAROLINA BLUFFS PACKET
TIE substantaland fast running steamer
~ EN-p-tg
@554 MASTER viii during the cushing season
Z=s-sz==z-zz regular packet between New
Orleans, Shreveport, Hurricane and Caroliha Bluffs
touching at Grand Bayou, GanPt, Grand Eeors Cotle
Alexandra and all intermediate landings and plantations
The Lecomte has been thoroughly rebuilt her cabins
enlarged and rafed in superior style New boilers
have been placed in her and ali her machinery put in the
best order with all of the latest improvements and for
speed, safety cOmiort and superior accommodations
she is unsurpassed by any boat III the trade.
Particular attention paid all orders entrusted 10 the
boat For freight or passage, apply on board. h24
n. ORLEA rs and @IIR ~ EFFORT PACKET
TEE new substantial and fast running
a@@F- d steamer NEW NATIONAL, p. G..
ss55fff55s M0NTG0NERY, master, viii during the
suing season run as a regular packet be
Bayou, Campt6 Grand Ecore, Cotile Alexandra and ali
intermediate landings and plantations
The New National il entirely rev, built expressly f6I
the trade, has fine cabins, and provided with all of the
latest Improvements and for speed safety comfort and
superior accommodations unsurpassed by any boat il
the trade Captain Montgomery solcits from his old
friends and the public generally continuance ofthe lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed upon him. assuring
them that everything shall be done to merit it.
Particular attention paid to all orders entrusted to the
boat For freight orpassage, apply on board LoctlQ
#Flag Marshall Ten. and Eagle Mansfield La, wiz
copy and send bill to the boat for payment.
REGJG LAR RED RIVER Packet.
THE rev magnificent, ffSt-clasa steamer
il LESS+Et}, II. RI BEARD, Commander
S$7EE9 & h. RgNEn, Clerk, will run regular
zzasz packet between NeWOrIeans and Sbrevc.
port touching Grand Bayou, Goushata, Gampe Grand
EcoT6, St. Maurice, Montgomery, Coute, Aiexand1ia
Noruans Bmbins, and allintenedate landings. Com,
mencrg her trips soon as tie water permits.
During tie past summer tue DSoTo was built express
N for the Red River trade, having fine accommodations
and for comfort safety and speed IS not surpassed BY
Ec take this occasion to solicit liberal share ofPas
ronage.
way business oet2
1fo7g q 15eaHs ana Upper Red River Packet.
TIE new, stauuch and very light dr.ughs
fG steamer " z. p. LEVY Nat. PrcK
ErT. mister G. Beamon, clerk, will lUr
packet between Upper Red River, Shreveport, and New
Orleans, touching at Grand Bayou, CanEte. Grand II
core Cotile, Alexandra and all intermediate landings
and plantations .-
The Wn H. Levy was built expressly for he trade is
new throughout has fine cabins, and provided with all
the latest improvements and for speed safety, comfors
and sumptu0Us fare, unsurpassed by any boat in the
trade Captain Puckc solicits FROM his friends and the
public aiberal patronage Strict attention viii be given
to all orders entrusted to the boat For freight or pas
sage, apply On board sePS8
N0TfGfb.
VTATING purchased Of Webb McCdloch Co., the
4 & entire stock Of marble, together with all notes
and accounts now III store No II, Texas street. and
being DESTROYS Of closing out said stock soon as pos
sble nov offer for sale marble at the following pri
Monumental Head Stones ...... $40 . 20 co
Box Tombs, ....... ........- ..........& $50 %
Tomb Iops, .,.-.#.-..-t.. .+.-ts ~ w
Six feet Head stoncs.... s...........-. 36 90
Five ....--....-..'.... 5g w
-Four .,.4.............. a 60
Three. q. ......---.- is 90
/ Fine Italian Nautels from 500 to 200 each.
Those desiroUs Of purchasing marble viii do Eeu to-
call immediately as it is our intention % dispose OF
the entire stock possible. viii also make
deduction of 10 per cent and all monies paid
account between ths and January Ist, 1877.
Noyen5er25 GkJRaE " El}B.
A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED AT Nj. LEYY'S
TEyE undersigned has Just arrived from New Hork and
the esatern cities vita the largest and handsoness
stock o. goods that has ever been exhibited IN tins mar
ke and would solicit from the citizens OF Cado parish
and surrounding country the examination OF the same
He assures them that IN view Of the hard times, he VIII
sell them GREATER rI4si CEEAPEs2. His stock Of
Ladies. press Goods is large and well assorted; the
Staple Goods is unsurpassed III tEss city for quality
/ and price.
ing ard Furnishing Goods from me- is that the quail
y and manufacture Of this portion Of my stock is Of the
best quality can assure you Ehst pains spared
bv me in making selections for this department. of my
stock as quality and style.
100 dne fashionable Ladies' Cloaks, which ailI be
i sold at Che very lowest prices.
Come examine for yourselves and be G e9qyineed
Texas Street uear Spring, !
noY7 Ia Mrs. [ttous Brick BdlLdlng,
PIXIES MAGN9LIA SEIIlsIsElH.
A LOT ofPike's celebrated NhiteWhcat " mskey' OF
/ II il vs. HOWELL & BUGKNER.
gT7PFRT0R RTTGGY- Of Newark made, withor, 4
III to- To- sale cheap by HoWEl3s BRGhNsH.