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D. LEROSEN,
ROBERT b. PATTERSON
BUTCHER.

on my account unless by written order.
Shreveport, AprilS, 1861-tf
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.
TTylE subscribers having recently been supplied with
Il large and fresh stock of Drugs Medicines C1enli-
calls, Perumery etc, would respectfully notify all
try merchants planters and physicians that everything
in then line viii be sold very small for cash.
city acceptances. Belog are few ofhe articles hand
900 ozs su.ph. quinipe, 800 lbs pow'd rhubarb,
100 g nlaEphne, 200 /" pecac,
100 " stryohnine, 500 q SIENNA,
Is bbls ref'd camphor, 500 tararc acid,
Ice kegs sup. carb. soda, 500 " blue mass,
10 bbls cream tartar, 800 calomel, Z. Il A.,
90 1" EPSON Salts 1000 g indigo,
90 copperas, 5000 " madder,
IL castor oil 50 Y choroform.
% " lnseed oil, - gross sedlitz powders
% q sp. turpentine, 20 " yeast
20 g alcohol, % g soda
40 kegs salt petre, 40 g sugar lemons.
1000 bxs. druggists glassware patent medicines, per-
fumery, medicine chests, instruments etc, etc.
q. n. MORRISON & Co, Wholesale Tuggists,
Ann2Z Yin q NnIr lrhans
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HNIlE undersigned having extensive facilities, and an
L unsurpassed assortment Of every variety of Print
ing Type Ito which additions are constantly being made
is fully prepared to furnish Printers Will Ill the various
sizes and styles of
BOOK, NEWSPAPER
AND JOB TYPE;
ORNAMENTS; METAL,
BRASS AND LABOR
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j. III. GALLAGHER,
M II u CII Mt 4, AIIn

MILAN STREET, Three Doors below the Commercial Hotel
VA HAvISG Just returned from New Orleans, with a
EA choice selection Of goods, consisting in part OF
III cloths BLACK blue, brown and otherfancy ccors, }
fine French black doeskn, together with fancy cass.-
meres Of the latest Styles vestngs, plain and fancy cut
velvet with variety of silks and cssimercs fancy and
plain which he prepared to manufacture at the short
est notice. the rosreasonabe terms and in the most
fashionable style Having had experience in all the rim
cpal cities in the Union he feels himself competent
please the most fastidious Soliciting continuance of
favor Of his old parons he desires them to call and
anime his stock. Hsems moderate, and exclusively
CASH.
.g~ Allwork done guaranteed to- fit, sale movie
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ED. EBERSTADT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FAMILY GROCERIES,, CONFECTIONERY
Wines, Cordials, Fruit, &c.

Texas street. between Edwards and Market streets
SHREVEPORT
esSSA Has just received from New Orleans an eszsM
4a8 extensive assortment Of fresh Sch
~ FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES,, I5@lEa
CoSFEcTIoNERY CRYsTALIsED FEuITs CANDIES CORDIALS
&C. selected in person expressly with view of meeting
the wishes of hispatrons, and embracing almost every
article suitable the season including every description
of French West Iudia and American Preserves and Je
lies Pickles Ketchups and Sauces Crysalised fruits
Fruits put up in their juice, Brandy Fruits, Pie
Fruits Cranbcrres Figs, Prupes, Ctron Dates, Cur
rants Raisins Almonds Pecans, Fiberts, Brazil Nuts
superiorfrcsh Capdies Sugar Plums, Tsain and motto
Kisses, Lozcnges Gum Drops, SErups, superior Cakes
fresh Oranges Lemons, Apples, Pine Apples &c, &c.
His supply ofGroccres is very large consisting part
of Sugar and Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Hams, Candles
Soap Starch Flour Molasses, Mackerel, Herrngs Sar-
dimes, Lobsters Olives, Anchoves Mustard Soda But
ter and Water Crackers Goshen, Western, Pine Apple
aud Swiss Cheese; Goshen Butter, Lard, Salt Pepper,
Spices, Indigo, Sweet and Lard Oil
superior assortment of Liquors Of every descriptions
Brandes Whisky, Gin, Port Madeira, Claret andWhe
Wines, Champagne, Lon9qn Porter, Scotch Ale Cider,
&C. &c, &c.
Toys and Fancy Articles Of every description for chill
dren. Superior Cigars, CheFipg and Smoking Tobacco.
Supper, Confectionery and Refreshments for Parties,
Balls Weddings furnished At tie shortest notice and
OH the most reas enable terms declj
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ENCOURAGE HOME LITERATURE.
THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND PRESIDE.


devoted to Literature, Agriculture and Horticul
~ ture, edited by gentlemen of eminent abilities in
their several departments, is published every SATUR
DAY, at Augusta, Georgia.
EXPRESSIONS OF THE PRESS:
Its writers are the most distinguished in the south "
Islands in the very first rank
Presbyterian, Charleston
"a paper, indeed for the south. News, Savannah.
Times Columbus
"A most acceptable paper" christian Index, Macon.
'The best investment of two dollars that could be
made" Missourian, St. Louis.
Baptist, Atlanta.
eve cordially commend it TO southerners.
Enquirer, Richmond.
cts contents are varied and agreeable"
Christian Advocate, New Orleans.
Calculated eminently to improve the soil and the
mind" Enquirer, Memphis.
Journal and Messenger, Macon, Ga.
can excellent journal edited by competent gentlemen
Chronicle and Sentinel, Augusta, Ga.
journal, Louisville.
~ southern blessing" Argus, Norfolk.
Every reading man in the country should take it,
Gives full value for the money"
Southron, Jackson, Miss.
'sWorth ten times its subscription price"
Gazette, Chattanooga.
ffWithout riyal-the best that comes to US"
Express, Vicksburg, Miss.
"Invaluabe to every man of literary taste"
Register, Mobile.
'The best family paper published"
Courier, Charleston.
Equal fnot SUPERIOR in literary merits, to any jour
nal published" Standard, Raleigh.
"a welcome guest at every Preside"
Advertiser, Montgomery, Ala.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTI0N-PAIAB ALWAYS
IN ADVANCE.
Single copy, per annum, ...............-.8
Six copies Observation-Disclosures. 10
Ten copies, Observation-Disclosures. Is
Twenty copies, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25
Specimen copies sent gratis.
The FIELD AND FIEESIDE, is FIRMLY EsTAB-
1t is handsomely printed in folio FORM forbind-
ing, fine paper, and with clear type Every exerton,
is made to vindcate its claim to be
The First Weekly Paper III the South.
JAMES GARDNER,
Augusta Ga, July 10, l86l.+ Proprietor.
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The Mosquito Houses
RE made any length or height desirable. They are
IA light and portable, and can be placed at a windew,
or any other part of the ROOM out the raz1a q on
be folded back entirely oftheway by of cord
and pulley which is simple arranged that child can
easily fold the largest size.
The Portable Folding Mosquito House
Can be ulloidcd the cottage French bedstead
lounge writing desk, sewing table, &C. and in it dozen
persons sit stand in security from the ANNOYANCE
of mosquitoes or any other winged insect.
The Folding Mosquito Bars
Arc made for beds pallets, cribs cradles &C. and fold
bed they are the most convenient bars in Like the
crib cradle bars they portable and fold pal
let's the bedsteads elsewhere and without the
use of posts any occasion.
The Crib and Cradle Bars
Are invaluable. The child can be placed OF pallet in
crib or cradle in the coolest and most comfortable place
in the house, out Of DOORS and the small Bar be
placed the child with more than any other Bar
invented The amount Of servants time saved in
week in using this Bar amounts to more than the
price of the Bar The Bar is simple and durably con-
structed and will last longer than a lifetime
The public invited 10 call and for themselves
at the mandatory, Corner of Magazine and Josephine
Streets or at II. T. WELLS Coal Oil and Lamp store
corner of Carondeet and Poydras streets New Orleans
- Country and State Rights for sale, onappcaton
as above.
- *2j Reward win be paid for information that will
lead to the conviction of any person persons for i'm
lawfully making, causing to be made any of these
Patent Bars.
he expects Souherners patrbnise his invention in
preference te those having Tess ar which are mpor-
ted from the north. T. S. WILLIAMS & Co.
New Orleans June 49, 1851
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GAIETY RESTAURANT.

= xs<szs~ Texas street, in the rear ofthe <G i.
g~1-ss18s-e Gaiey Theatre, Shreveport 1&AlSLsGaA
TENIIS 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 q 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. L, 1859.
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LEsLIE,s INFIRMARY,

(AT THE COrRT-HOUSE,1
MARKET STREET, opposite the Presbyterian Church.
HAVING leased the large and convenient building,
formerly occupied the District Court and fitted
up Inrmary, is prepared for the reception
of patients. The spacious, well ventilated,
and have every convenience for the sick EsFson visit
ing this Institution for medical treatment will receive all
the attentions and comforts of a home.
There suitable apartments for Slaves, and the own
NJ rest assured of Their receiving proper attention
SlrlNennrt .Lmne l2-lN
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RESTAURANT. .

:. ~s<ezzr. The undersigned would respect 9rza>
- fully inform the citizens ofShreve- 49,
port and vicinity that he opens restaurant on H.
near Market where he will be prcpared at ali times to
satisfy his friends and customers ron o'clock NJ,
until II O'Clock p. NJ, with warm and cold meais.
To boarders by the week and month, liberal deduc-
ton will be made. J. \. JEHLE.
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PRIVATE BOARDING,
rrayiS Street. adjoining the Baptist

A M~O PRIVATE BOARDING,
Azz.SESASlS Travis Street, adjoining the Baptist
III sTy.S1Sn Church. Shreveport.
$500 5za4se4a9 THE subscriber has had her premises
thoroughly renovated which re0pened for the
accommodation of permanent and transient boarders and
solcits the patronage of her friends and the public
pedgng herself that nothing shall be wanting her
part that tend to the comfort and pleasure of her
guests Being located in retired and most agreeable
of the town. free of dust noise and at the
time but few steps from the centre of business affords
unusual inducements boarder who will at all times
find it comfortable home Families and single gentle
men can obtain pleasant rooms and ayboard6rs will be
accommodated octlTl Mrs A. B. TAlNTOR.
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-p.ynor ROBBERS Broken Up The Cleveland
~ Herald of the 18th ult states that as city mar
Ynekley vas passing along the stseet, ne suddenly
a familiar face, and turiug to look again identl-
ne man as Jackson Levi, the clnet OF gang OF
res whose operations have extendfd over ting Rnoie
tinent Lewis gang are all Jews ana poi'sellll
onrtenauce exhibited traces Gf that race was
ce instructed to get into their confidence II possible
IA succeeded and the thieves were mFesied ana taken
Tho watch-heuse The names Of the men are % chso
l0'u' pLflIin Adams Hyman Greenbaltm and Lyman D.
tp'ssptlal All are distinguished mfmDeFa q 'neiF
.rroiession" ,u;,I. ,,oo1,o+s
sisthe chief of gang Of burglars ina plok=pockeIs
national reputation lie has been connected WIN
,ry Of the most extensive robbenes VaFloaS paris
e country and is now, it is said OPT on s3ooo Dal
Il ~ 49, in New York city He is healthy, having
.-i in different parts Of the country besides money
ted in various ways and rcportedto be worth not
. tban 100000. When arrested h4 endeavored to
,-iIe the officers TO lot him escape.
W,rr II Sr. DoMNGo.-The steamerd Columbia and
ri, sofo from Havana Goth ut., arrived at New York
~ ~ tho oath ult., with the following new 3:
reported that five important towI III the interior
n San Domingo, had been fortified and invested by
ricns who intend resist the Span sh forces there
H. s,i the inhabitants at village there had been
sacred by the Spanish troops for refusing to swear
reriancc to Spain.
# i reported that the Spanish troops were defeated
n some small engagements. AdditoHll troops had
lseg sent from Havana as reinforcemenIs.
This IS something that is probably Yorth knowing.
Tce are but few persons who know that a shot gun,
m bail to fit it the same as a rife witn patching will
brow ball from four to six hundred yards, with as
nuch force and accuracy a rifle. MSulds for them
no easily made shota common double baTelled gun
lganst Colts rifle, and the pearest shottwo hun
sed and fifty yards Nearly every man has gum and
By this means he has as deadly weapon to an enemy
IS can be made If any ont doubts just try it.
It will soon be time to put in turnips, beets CARROTS
and Irish potatoes and we urge upon our PLANTER friends
Ac duty Of making every shorcfu Of manure and
very foot of ground available for this purpose. 1t is
n,iriotic duty now to raise all the prov ,sons that
.n Every tnrnip, beet, carrot or pothto produced.
rI save that much corn and -four, ans increase the
quantity Of our bacon Greenville Is. ~ Patriot.
A. n Talley, NJ. D., has been appointed medical d.
.or and purveyor Of the Confederate q my OF South
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BY authority of the State Of Louisiana.
EIRE N1A pINER IN.SI-P 4 NEL

HIM IND NJ En- INNU hANNE.
Home Insurance Company of New York.
Capital One Million. Cash Assets $l5Q000o
J. J. KLINE, AGENT.
"AHI$G been appointed agent of this well known
IL and reliable company am prepared to offer to the
citizeGs q 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, aiordng all the advantages ola local com
pany J. j. KLINE, agent.
Office at the Branch Citizens Bank.
RESPONSIBILITIES Smith Il Baldwin, Walters & Ell
der, Childers Beard, G. r. Griswod Esq b. John
son, Esq, Shreveport. Cyrus Yale, Jr., W. Il. d G. r..
Fosdick New Orleans. OCtln-Gm
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YERANnAH HOTEL.
RATTLE HOISE.

A EAs ~ bAIILE INFUSED
ksgasA THE fremont House, Edwards Street,
A sfTEG51A Shreveport La lately occupied by S.
kIe9sassz P Day, having been fitted up with en-
tirely new furniture &C. has been re6pened under the
of the BATTLE HOUSE, by the undersigned who will
endeavor to give satisfaction to the travelling public.
The house is situated in quiet part of the town and
particularly suited the accommodation of ladies' The
proprietorw to make but pledgewheh is that
the strcest cleanliness shall be observed in every de-
partment. octl7 A. ID. BATTLE.
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II. G. BASS
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW Sherman
"A Grayson county Texas. Will practice the courts
of Lamar and surrounding counties. Strict attention
paid to land claims.
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ARMORY and FOUNDRY
COMPANY.

To CFFizENs OF TIE CGSFEDERaTErtTEso OF AMERIcA
NXTE ARE on THE EVE ofwhat may prove long and
w bloody The best citizens of our country
to in battle by the hreng hores Of the north
The victory generally with those who best drilled
and armed with the most approved weapons. Our
mics have all the hand for constructing the
destructive weapons ofwar Our country in this respect
is almost destitute Our supplies from foreign countries
have been cut Off The present stores must be
hausted absolutely necessary therefore, provide
at early day against all contingencies. All preimi-
nary preparations have been made TO imme-
diatcly large SCALE the manufacture of all mple
mens and munitions of war that may need. Southe
talents stands ready to labor in the of Southern
freedom Our will look private enterprise
to supply its wants Those who have gone forth fight
the battles of their country demand of that they
should not be left without the most improved means Of
defence against their enemies. Our best interests call on
for the immediate commencement OF this important
work Capitals wanted and we confidently appeal
the patriotic feelings of the people of the Confederate
States aid in carrying this enterprise As an
fering. THOMAS L. McNEIEL. Acting Snperdent,
Macon, Ga
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 600 900.
Ten Thousand Shares Of 500 Each.
The manufactures Of this Company will consist of
FOR SEA COAST, GARRISON, SEtGE, FIELD AND
NAVY USE.
Small Arms
RIFLES, MUSKETS, PISTOLS, SWORDS AND BAY
ONETE.
Laboratory Stores
GUN CAPS, FUSES, PRUNING TUBES, PORT FIRES.
prOectiIes
SHOTS, SHELLS, BALLS, ROCKETS, Ere.
GUN POWDER, MILITARY STORES.
AS $50 600 is subscribed, the Company Will be
regularly organised and work commenced Immediately.
part Of the machinery which will be necessary, has al
ready been ordered and in course of construction.
Books for subscription will be opened in all Of the prin
cpal cities and towns Of the Confederate States on the
1st June.
Instamens on shares will not be called for until the
Company is regularly organised. junel"+
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS

TENHE undersigned has just returned with an entire
Il and complete stock of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS, embracing every description of fabrics among
which will be found:
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Cacoes in great varetysome very low;
French and English Bareges;
Swiss and Jaconet MpSlins; Lawns;
Plain and printed Grenadines
Plain, figured and Powered BaTeges.
Plain and iacquercd Bareges and Tissues.
Denninls, Checks, Bedtickug, Curtains;
Deaincs, Cottonadcs, Flanncls, Can on Flannel;
Domescs, Shooting, Shifting, LoWelS;
Heavy KcrSeys, Linseys.
Kentucky jeans Sg+iue{, Cashmere Cloth;
White end colofed Blankets;
S,lr il!eFimo and cotton hosiery and gloves;
lawns, nansook fine Irish Linens, do do Cambria;
Plain and fancy Silks, stripe Silks
Chemisettes, Undersleeves, Collars
Ladies' fine Handkerchies;
Embroderies, 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.
And as far bis stock of Ladies' Misses aud Childrens
Caters Shoes and Slippers, without hesitancy he can
compete with any lshpent this side of New Orleans.
SPRFSG AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
large assortment Of fine Spring and Summer Clothing
of the best material, superior workmanship and most
fashionable STYLES embracing in part silk mixed Cass-
mere and English Tweed SUITS superfne French Mcr-
no. Alpaca linen and other dress frock Office, sac and
paietos coats; fancy colored light Cashmere Merino
Alpaca white and colorcd drilling, Jeans, cottonade
and every description of Pantaoons; black fancy and
figured silk satin linen, Marseilles and all other kinds
of Vests Every DESCRIPTION Of Boys Coming Linen
and muslin Shirts flannel Shirts Of alt kinds; hickory
Shirts; wooden and cotton Undershirts, Drawers silk
linen and cotton Hamkerchiefs; woolen cotton and
thread hosiery, Gloves and an endless variety of gen
tIemcn's wearing apparel and furnishing goods.
Boots Shoes Brogans, Hats and Caps of every deserp
ton.
Trunks, yaices Carpet Bags Saches, etc. in great va
riety.
His prices viii be low as any establishment in this
place, w MARKS,
Shreveport April 5, 1861.
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WHEAT WANTED.

WHEAT WANTED.
HANING completed my arrangements for GRINDING
II WHEAT, at my Steam Mill, | am prepared to pur-
chase at the market price, 500 bushels Of Wheat.
will also grind Wheat at one-sixth toll.
w. ROSE.
Shreveport July g. lsGl.tf
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NEW STORE.
hnrAr

Texas street, adiqining,lhe Ihmnx,
EEAS taken the stand lately oecupiedby NJ Levy, and
Il Z has openet large assortment of Dry Goods,
Clothing. Roots and Shoes, all Of which viii be sold
at the very lowest prices.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ETNIE west half of lot No /, in block No So situated
4 on Market street, opposite the ePiscopA church,
with the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Lots Nos. and 3, in block No -, with the improve
ments thereon consisting of dwelling with four rooms
also negro quarters and never failing underground
cstcrn.
Also that desirable country residence, situated imme-
diaelv beyond the corporation limits and lately occupied
by Dr. VIM. BAY. The dwelling is large and commodi-
GUS good kitchen, negro quarters stable etc There
is also fine fruit orchard and vegetable garden, with
large ciStcrn and well on the premises.
The abQrc property will be sold or rented on reason
able terms, Tor particulars apply at THIS office or to
ShrcNenort, Jnne 90 $500. j. p. IALEl.
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TENTION.

20 military duty in beat No. ),
"a commanded to appear at Green
IN wood on SATURDAY next, July 18th, and enroll them
Savcs Prompt attention to this order is REQUIRED
% S. A. GREENHtLL.
lst. Lieut.. commahding.
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ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLES.


CORNER OF TEXAS AND EDWARD STREETS, SHR}EPoRT, La
HE2A&zss & FSsg9A The undersigned having pur
fk$Ss1I chased this well known estab
S1tSSFNaNN G%%sze[ Gshment, beg leave to inform
the citizens of Shreveport and the public generally that
short or long drives rides on horscb2ck hacks bug
Sengers any part of the country, the State
it, horses kept by the day, week or MONTH The stables
are well ventilated and well supplied with the best OF
provender. Having employed experienced ostlers no
pains expenses will be spared to give satisfaction TO
all those who will favor them with their patronage.
SIMS, GAMBLIN Co.
a Horses bought and sold here.
- Attached to the establishment is celebrated Far
rier who guarantees in the shortest time the
formidable diseases that horseEind heir to- such
Blind Staggers Big Shoulder Big Head Glanders Swie-
ney, Dstemper, Founder, Gravel and Distempers and
Diseases of all descriptions in the successful treatment
of which he avails himself of his important discov
cries made in that line Give a call and try sys-
TEN. oct24l SIMS, GAMBL1N & Co.
LEXINGTON LIVERY STABLE.
T dffb gp i59gs 2o d,o pFGPT teTS
3sSgzzENG@1= stable, on Texas ST. Street t lust
above Market Street is prepared to supply the travelling
public with horses buggies hacks and carriages Horses
will lie kept by the day month The services Of
perenced ostlers have been procured and every effort
will be made 10 give satisfaction to those who favor me
with their patronage. Persons leaving their Horses with
him may rely upon his strict attention to their inter
ests. His stables will be amply supplied with the best
provender that the country New Orleans will afford
Horses will be sold or purchased on commission.
Oct II. 1860 J. r. BAYIISS.
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TENHE undersigned has Just returned with an entir
1 new and complete stock of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS, embracing every description Of fabrics amon
which will be found
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

bAbhL L EOIS
90; The subscriber wishes TO dispose of his property,
Il! adjoining the town of Shreveport consisting of a
Dwelling House. Kitchen Ironing House, Negro Cabins,
Stables, Carriage House, etc. together with 30 of
land of which is under cultivation. He will dispose
of the whole of it, either together in small lots to suit
purchasers
The above is desirable opportunity orthose who may
to the subscriber. JAMES GILPIN.
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NOTICE,


hURING my absence from the parish a. j. STACEY
~ Esq, is my duly authorised agent.
Shreveport, May |, 1SGl-tf O. ). WELLS.