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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-05-30

THE Amy OATH.-The following is
the oath which all volunteers and reg.
ulars, mustered into the service of the
United States, are required to take be-
fore their final enrolment:
81, , do solemly swear that I
will bear true allegiance to the United
States of America; that I will serve them
honestly and faithfully against all enc
mics or opposers whatever; that 1 will
obey the orders of the President Of the
United States and of the officers of the
army appointed over me, according to
the rules of the armies Of the United
States, so help me God"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-05-30

A correspondent Of the Boston Tray
eler, Of Monday, says: "The Steam
Gun which was recently captured at
Baltimore, was built in this city by the
Mr.. Dickson who had it in charge when
it was taken. The principal Of the gun
is not new; a similar gun was built in
England in 1874. 1t is operated by
centrifugal force, and is too complioa-
ted ever to be of much value, besides
being easily rendered useless by the dis
placement of any of its machinery
We doubt if Winans of Baltimore had
anything to do with it,"
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UNUSED TO ARMs.-The Savannah
News says: "Not one in a thousand of
the filthy multitude who are shrioking
for war in New York, has ever seen a
gun, except in a shop window. 1--WE
advise the editor" says the Scientific
American, mot to believe that story, and
we presume he does not, for it is not true
New York city not only boasts of some
of the finest drilled military companies
to be found in the world, but her nu-
merous companies of target shooters
now "shriekiug for war are thorough
adopts in the art ofplugging the bulls
eye, and can stand as much ofrough and
tumble as any other set of men, The
bravery of the Southern men is not de.
MED, and they will make a great mistake
if they suppose that Northern men
can't stand fire. History and expert
ence teach a different lesson.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-05-30

PLANTtNa PEAS DEEP TO PROLoNo
BEARINa.-Elihu Burritt says in the
Homestead"
"The theory, recently advocated, Of
planting peas very deeply in the earth,
in order to prolong the bearing capaci
ty Of the vines, has been tested and found
correct. A farmer told me that he
ploughed q furrow beam deep; then
scattered the peas at the bottom, after
which he turned a deep furrow upon
them with his plough covering them, if
possible, to the depth Of twelve or four.
teen inches. They pushed their way up
through the thick mass Of earth very
soon, and instead Of turning yellow at
the bottom and dying after the first
gathering, they blossomed and bore un-
til he was tired picking the pods"
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of John ). AIwine, deceased
StTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo. VIII be
- sold at public auction
ON wednesday, the 18th day of May A. ID. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, and clock
lat the residence Of the late John S. Allwine deceased
barh and State aforesaid by order of the clerk Of the
District Court of said parish of Caddo, dated goth April
E86 the movable property consisting Of feather beds
mattresses double and single bedseads sheets, pillows
holsters bed spreads assorted Sizes tables chairs
mon and crockeryware safes looking glasses lounges
wash stands mosquito bars lamps, benches water cart
low and calf cooking stove and fixtures tip ware, and
ther household and kitchen furniture belonging to the
succession of said John S. AlIwne decd too tedious to
mention.
Terms cash with the benefit OF appraisement, ard so
much of said property does not bring its appraisement
III cash viii be at the same time and place reoered and
sold credit of twelve months, the purchasers
credit give their with approved personal security
bearing eight per cent per interest from day Of
sale. II. HUNSiCkER, auctioneer.
Shreaeport, April %, 1851
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SHERIEF,S SAIE.

IN DISTRICT C0URT-State of Louisiana--Parsh of
Il Caddo-No. 6167-S. H. CAIN vs. L. NJ. NUTT.-
BY virtue of writ of era facias, 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 public auction to the highest bidder at the
courthouse in the city of Shreveport parish of Caddo
Saturday, the 4th day of May, A. ID. 1861,
between the hours of II o'clock and o'clock p
the following described property seized that of the
defendant, H. NJ. Mutt and to be sold to pay and sat
isfy the writ above mentioned, towit:
certain tract of Land in the northeast quarter of
section No. twelve 2) township No. seventeen G7) OF
range No fourteen 4) lying south of the Shreveport
and Norris Ferry road being all the interest Of the said
said road in said quarter section of land being the
land purchased by said l.. NJ. Mutt from James NJ Will
son per record book, NJ page 5l4 in the Recorders
office of the parish of Caddo, also the following piece
parcel of land to-wt Commencing forty 400 chains
west the section line from the of the section
running north four chains and fifty links, thence north
sIxtyfour and half degrees east nine chains thence
south seventytwo degrees east eight chains and fifty
links thence south thirty-one degrees, east seven
chains and forty links to the section line and thence
west said section line twenty chains to the place Of
beginning together with all the buildings and improve
thereon also the west half of the south quar-
ter of section No twelve a. township No. seventeen
a. of range No. fourteen a. containing eighty
situated in the parish Of Caddo and State of Louisiana
Terms Of sale-On credit of twelve months, purchas
required to give bond with approved personal
rity and mortgage, waving the benefit of appraise-
ment be retained the property sold to the
purchase price thereof Bond to draw interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from the day of sale
NATHAN H0SS, Sheriff
ShreyepOrt. AuTil 10 1861 -swfS30 90.
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Fl RuRNsIDE

Dealer in Watches, Fine Jewelry, &C., &c,
Sign of the American Eagle, one door south of
Childers Boards store, Texas street Shreveport La
"a zey,SaA HAS lately received and will e.,
~ 1880 continue in receipt of every EIIA
Asa4aAZc description of fine Gold sl.s4
and Silver Watches, in OPEN and HUNTING CASES,
Gents Gold Vest and Fob Chains Necklaces Eardrops
Cuff battons Fingerrings, Ladies' fine Miniature Pins
Siverplated Casters Cake Baskets Butter Stands Cups
Salt Filters Silver Plated Tea Sets Mantle Ornaments
French and Goldand Silver Spectacles
&C. &c Watches and Jewery carefully repaired at the
shortest notice
Terms-P Positively Cash. c. H. BURNSIDE.
Shreveport Jan 4th, 1860.
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sbreveport Price.Current.

This report embraces actual sales made yesterday
CorroN-Middling, 7@1lc.
SUGAR-N. o. brown, 7@10c. u To-
MoLAssEs-33037 cts. ~ gall.
FLoUR-Superfne, Sc o0@7 90; St. Louis extra, 80
00l0- q Dbl.
PoRK-Mess, s22 Oo@23 cog Dbl
BAcoN-Sdes, clear, 1901 c;ribbed, l2i@l5c Shout.
iers, 9@123c; sugar-cured hams 16@l7 q th.
LAED-l6@l7-c. 78 ID.
CoFFEE--Rio 14@14te. IA ID,
SALT-$1 85@2 90 u sack.
WHsKEY-zS@35c. ~ gall.
OIL-Lard 81 95@l so n gall.
CANDLEs-Star, 2S@25c. ~ ib.
CoRN-S0@85c u bushel.
RoPE-lo@ll4c. IL ID.
NAns-$4 5o@5 Is p key IRoN-4!@6c p ID.
BAGGING-Ky, I6@-c; India, l6@-c.
HDEs-7@9c. III ii.
Saor-s2 25@2f p bag. LEAD--BAR, a@I0c. p ii
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For Mayor.

We are authorised to announce JONAS robson,
ESQ THE present ncumbent) as a candidate for re-
election for mayor of the city Of Shreveport at the
ensuing May election.
Weare authorised to announce H, J. G. BATTLE,
ESQ, candidate for mayor Of the city of Shreve-
port at the May election.
FOR CONSTABLE.
Many Of the friends of JAMES VI. WILSON de-
sires his announced candidate for CONSTABLE
in ward No T. parish of Caddo at the election to be
held on the first Monday in May next. April "a
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of ALLEN r. WRIGHT, deceased.
STATE OF L0UISIANA-Parish of Caddo-Tn Dis
~ trc Court BY virtue Of writ Of sale me directed
by the Honorable the District Court in and for the Par
sh Of Caddo, State aforesaid will proceed to sell at
public auction to the highest bidder on
Saturday, the 9Th day of Nav. A. ID. 1861.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ. and clock p NJ
at the market house, in the city of Shreveport Caddo
parish, the following described property belonging
the succession of Allen Wright, deceased, to-wit
The undivided half of the southeast quarter of section
OF Land No twenty 23) and the undivided half
Of the northeast quarter of section No thirty 1861
In township No seventeen 7) of range No. fourteen
a. containing hundred and fifty 40;100 (59
40-100) acres more less
Terms-Cash provided the property brings its appras-
ed value; If does not bring its appraised value it will
be readvertsed and sold a credit Of twelve months,
purchasers credit to give their notes with approved
personal security bearing eight per cent interest from
date till paid. II. HUNSICKER,
Shreveport, April II, 1860. Auctoneer.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
I'm DISTRICT C0URT-State Of northumberland of
Il Caddo No. 5792-RoBsoN & KEMBLE VS.. JAMES AMBER
BY virtue of writ of tier acas directed by
the Hon District Court of the Parish and State aforesaid
ia the above entitled suit will offer for sale public
auction to the highest bidder at the courthouse in the
city of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 4th day of May, A. ID. 1861,
between the hours of II o'clock and4 o'clock NJ.
the following described property seized as that of the
defendant James Anderson and be sold to pay and sat
sfy the above mentioned, writ to-wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter the northeast
quarter Of the southwest quarter the northwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter Of section No nine 60
township No. seventeen a. of range No sixteen q6)
Also the half the northwest quarter of section No
nine township No. seventeen on of range No SIX
teen 49, the west half of the west half Of the north
quarter the west half Of the west half of the southeast
quarter the east half of the northwest quarter the east
haIfofthe southwest quarter Of section No sixteen 90
township No. seventeen % of range No sixteen, (6
Also the northeast quarter of section No. nine 10 town
ship No seventeen tl7,) of range No sixteen (16l
tanning in all six hundred and forty acres more less
together with all the buildings and improvements there
on situated in the parish and State aforesaid.
Terms of sale-0na credit of twelve months purchas-
er required to give bond with approved personal
rty and mortgage waving the benefit of apprasemen
to be retained on the properly Sold to secure the pur
eight per cent per annum from day of sale.
NATHAN H0SS,
Shreveport April TO- lS6l-swfS24 90 Sheriff
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Consumes of Merchandise per Steamboats,.

At Simpsons d CaAboo,'s.-L Tomp5ins j B
Price; L Brton: w Deem; jesse Combs; G F
Harris; A Bass George Anderson; Mrs NJ Rochelle;
Est JAG Smith; George Yarbough; Bradford Maddox;
amber; John Ashlin
at "A. ". Hull d. Gos-W A Scott Matthew Hodges;
Pegram Greonhill; John Abraman; H Roberts, Miller
Mcclellan Co. George Yarbrough Est F Epps; B
HILL Il Baugh; II G Ashton; j McRady v 7 Metcalf;
SB Hendricks; W Whitaker L & A Mayer; j II Muck
elroy j Moore; John Foster; r Cabinass A B Ora
ham; A Latum John Nicholson; II Lawson; E Eddings;
A FIournoysr c Kigore Morelannd Wright;J Dubail;
J Il Johnson Watson; D Taylor W Spell; Sample &
HclIngsworth; Dickson a. Barber
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BY authority of the State of Louisian
II ID Il !. N.-IA d HID ~ u 4 N-llII

FIRE ANU RI EK INSJ KANIF-
Home Insurance Company of New York.
Capital One Million. Cash Assets 5l5O0,0o0
j. J. KLINE, AGENT.
KTAVING been appointed agent of this well known
and reliable company am prepared to offer to the
citizens Of Shreveport and vicinity, protection against
loss by Fire or the dangers of River Navigation,
at as low rates as is CONSTANT with sound security.
Policies issued without delay and all losses settled at
this agency atordng all the advantages ola local com
pany. }. }. KLINE, agent.
Office at the Branch Citizens Bank.
References-Whte, Smith & Baldwin, Walters Ell
der Chders Beard, G. R. Griswod, Esq, B. N. ohm
son, Esq, Shreveport Cyrus ale, Jr, W. R. c. R.
Fosdick New Orleans octl0-6m
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A. &. COOK,
FAMILY GROC Err
And Manufacturers of all kinds of

h N Va L Il L SH IL " u ~ Ia
And Manufacturer of all kinds of
Cakes, Candies and everything appertaining TO
THE CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS,
TEXAS STREET, between Market and Edwards Streets
SHREVEPORT, La. szss
sa TAXES this method of informing the pub sg5ss5
Aa%Ea lie aud citizens Of Shreveport and sur -
~ rounding country, that he has Just re- -'4s=z-
ceived from New Orleans large supply OF Family ana
Fancy Groceries, Wines and Liquors, such as
Sugar coffee tea moasses flour, rice, potatoes,
Lard, butter, cheese, bacon, sugar cured hams,
Breakfast bacon, mackere onions, candles, soap,
Starch indigo, salt, crackers spices, sauces,
Pickles. mustard, ketchups, sweet and lard oils
Cordias. Wines brandies ielies, preserves,
Fruits put up in brandy and i'll their own juice,
Pie fruits cranberres, raisIns, cUrrrans, citron,
Almonds, pccans, 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 Irvine, and
other articles to mention all of which will
be sold as cheap as any house in town.
Articles that are found to be represented if re-
turned the money viii be refunded
Weddings and parties supplied with fine contectlone-
ries etc. at the shortest notice.
share ofthe public patronage respectfully solicited
aprl25-lvl A. G. COOK.
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WITCHES,
p. II. GALLAGHER,
MERCH AMT AII.OR

MILAN STREET Three Doors below the Commercial Hotel
"a HAVING just returned from New Orleans, with a
choice selection of goods, consisting in part OF
fH cloths BLACK blue brown and otherfancy C ors
fine French black doeskin, together with fancy cass-
meres of the latest styles gesngs plain and fancy cut
velvet with variety of silks and cassmeres, fancy and
est notice on the terms and in the most
fashonablestye. Having had experience in thclrin
cipa cities in the Union, he feels himself competent to
favor Of his old patrons he desires them call and
anime his stock Histerms moderate andexcusively
CASH.
- Awork done Guaranteed to fit or no sale. movie
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INSTANT RELiEF-Al mortality is subject to accident
broken or cut limbs, sprains bruises wounds are the
effects Of accdentagain others the recipients Of
disease in the shape of piles rheumatism scrofua and
cutaneous disorders of different types To get instant
relief from all these Day's Magical Pain Extractor
The extraordinary powers of this save have reached
the arthest end of the globe For sale in New Orleans
wholesale and retail, by J. Wright Co.. 81 and l5l
Charities street Sole agents for the southern States and
to whom all orders should be addressed aprlO
We would call the particular attention Of every reader
to the advertisement Of McLeans Strengthening Cordial
and Volcanic Oil Lniment They are too well known
in this community to require recommendations. But
there many of readers who are suffering from
arrangement Of the digestive organs without the Slight
idea of the real cause giving rise to symptoms such
dependency, unpleasant feeling indie esion
lack Of energy making existence burden To all who
may be so afflicted try this Cordial; it will give mmc
diate relief To all who may be afflicted with sores or
pains Of any kind, try the Eminent. See the adver
tisdment in another column aprill0
Let no nurse or mother neglect the first symptoms of
the presence Of in the delicate vscera of young
child In nine cases out Of ten commissions the terrible
detroyers of life and intellect proceed from this cause
Avoid such consequences by prompt Of Winers
Canadian Nermifuge, Appropriation withouta any mineral
faint and safe, painless and infable remedy for all
forms Of the complaint. See the advertisement in
another column. aprill0
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Shreveport Chapter No. 10, r.. A. Nj.
M REGULAR meetings held on the Second and Fourth
NJ Monday Of each month at halfpast o'clock, P
50 NJ, at the Masonic Hall third floor over
II. Reynolds store.) Comp. J. w. JONES, NJ. E. H. J.
w G. BECK Secy. Sepl2
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New Orleans Market.

Aprl l9.-The demand continues limited and the
sales were confined to 1000 bales at very irregular
rates We revise our quotations in accordance with
actual sales
Inferior, ........ 65@7t Middlng, .!I@I2l
Low mid'g, .... lot@n4 Middling fair, %
FLoUR-Superfne, "a 5O@4 624; extra, SO TO-
Pork-Mess SIS 0O@l8 % ~ Dbl
BACoN-Sides, l0@ll1 c; shoulders, 7@74c,
LARD-9@llc. y tb.
ConN-5l@52cts. IL bushel
OATs-S8@86c. p bushel.
suGAR-3, 5@6c. " b.
MoLAssEs-2o@22c. f3 gallon.
WHIsKEY-Rectifed,l 8@24 raw, l8@2l % gallon.
CoFFEE-Rio, 104@l34c. ~ ID.
CATTLE MARKET March 28
BEEF-Western fine, ...... 6@84c u ID net.
Texas and Lake, ....... .Sl4@30 f9 head.
Hogs, Observation-Disclosures. .6t0 III tb net.
SHEEP, ..................... SO O0@5 f9 head.
MILcH Cows, .......... -. .S25(@8O u head
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UppER RED RTyER NAVIGATION.
500 REWARD.

SIUU II " a ANAJ'
aM RAyAwAY or stolen from the plantation, known
~ Hutchnson's Magnolia plantation, situated on
n Red River Caddo parish, about the 9Th of Sep
W TENDER, the negro boy Charles, aged Il years
about feet 10 inches high weighs about 100 MS, and
of black complexion.
above reward of One Hundred Dollars viii be paid
for the delivery othe negro and the with evidence
to convict the person who stole him; Fifty Dollars
for the delivery of the negro to me- or his confinement
IN the Shreveport JAIL Twenty five Dollars, for his
confinement in any jail, notifying me of the same.
JOSEPH J. GILBERT
Knox Point Bossier parish, La, Dec 10, 1850.
CONSTITUTIONAL Alexandra, La copy four times and
send hill 10 this office for collection.
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GAIETY RESTAURANT.

- .ana--, Texas street, tnthe rear ofthe 90 i.
ga Gaety Theatre Shreveport 49,
TH7HIS well known and popular establishment is now
Il open for the accommodation of citizens and stran-
gers The public will find the finest assortment Of Game
Fish Oysters and everything that the Shreveport and
New Orleans markets afford. Meals prepared in the
shortest time 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 win have their orders promptly attended to-
Shreveport Oct 70, 1859.
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DTSSOLUTTON NOTICE.

subscribers, under the name of Hull & Fyffe,
was this day dissolved mutual consent Either of the
parties are authorised to the of the firm III
Personsindebted to said firm will please caand settle
and those having claims will presenfthem for settlement
as the business must be closed up. A. NJ. HULL
Shreveport April o. 1860 WIN. &. F1FFE.
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LOST on MISIAID

A NOTE drawn by Mrs. Margaret Robinson, dated
"A December 18th, 1871, for the sum of Five Hundred
and Fifty Dollars payable 70 the order OF j. ROBINSON
in January March 1.-THE exact date ofpayment not re-
collected)
public is hereby cautioned against buying Or trad
ing for said note, Payment has been stopped. ANY
person finding the SAME wall confer ivqr ~ encl2Sl&
II to nc at Bethany, Texas >. hoeiN5VN'
Bethany. Texas. April ". l#fl-At~
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The state Of Louisiana-Parish of Caddo.
THIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
~ Succession of Allen II. Wright, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that SAMUEL VANBIBBER,
tor ofthe vacant succession of Allen R. Wright deceased
has this day filed in the Clerks office schedule ofdebts
due by said succession which he prays may be approved
and made the Judgment Of the court.
And unless opposition is made thereto within thirty
days the time prescribed by law, said account Will
be approved madethe Judgment of the court and said
debts ordered to be paid
- Giren undermy hand and sealof Office, this 18th
! L. s. day of March, 1861.
- moot E. H. PENNALL, Dep'y Clerk.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FAMILY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY
Wines, Cordials, Fruit &C.,
Texas street between Edwards md Market streets


SHREVEPORT.
49, Has Just received from New Orleans zeeee1
GsA8 extensive assortment of fresh #s<k#
~ FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES, Eszzlss
CoNFECrIoNERY CRYsrALIsED FRUITS CANDIES CoRDIALs
&C. selected 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 Je
lies Pickles. ketchups and Sauces, Crystalsed fruits,
Fruits pnt up in their juice, Brandy Fruits Pie
Fruits Cranberres, Figs, Prunes Ctron, Dates, Cur
rants Ra;sns Almonds Pecans, Filbers, Brazil Nuts
superior fresh Candies Sugar Plums 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, Mackere Herrings, Sar
Dimes Lobsters Olives, Anchovies, 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 Whiskey Gin Port Madeira Claret andWhite
Wines Champagne London Porter Scotch Ale, Cider
&c, &c, &c.
TOYS and Fancy Articles Of every description for chill
dren Superior Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Suppers Confectionery and Refreshments for Parties,
Balls or Weddings furnished at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms dec15
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nIASOIITION.

UyHE P,RryERsHIr heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned is this day dissolved BY mutual con
sent Either partner Is authorised to act IN quidatng
the affairs of the late rm and all persons having cash
balances books either % Their debit or credit
are expected to make Party settlement:
r T. BUCkNEs,
Shreveport March h.-n24 W. b. STUART.
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Tbe STATE Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of CaddO.
FNIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0uRT-'ar-
II ish Of Caddo TutOrship of John Mccain
Ies.-Notce is hereby given that Howell LIES tutor
clerks office an annual of his tutorshp, praying
that the same be approved, homoogaed and made the
Judgment of the court. 90
DAYS the time prescribed by law, said annual account
will be approved homologated and made the Judgment
of the court, as prayed for.
IL Given under my hand and seal of office, this LIST
I l.. S. day of March, 1861.
L. mR-Gt N. ID. WRIGHT, Clerk.