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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

n Whist has eseorne - that aaeiY ssi4!ed altihf
asos.ny ,h@ Camel BUZZ Guards which with brtst
LEG tsyone,1 and martial array, RE! 10 psface Cur
streets keeping the iassg4lS RUSS u drum
sai de f-DsBy Tsisgrsph
II ~Ss eou,.esey afsarsac last Winter, BY the per-
su,s.vs esolusn1e Of H Fire. the only irresistible
eAarge the gallant company met less nyineI-
ss soe so,ld nsTsr tusreeted in Compelling 70
complete STACKING" Of Fks,r shooting !sGns.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

r. gro. DOUGHTY. 3D.. ari L. y. DOUGLASS,
both q TIL, City started ibis week "n then return to
he soa ssa. Of the Pke's Peak region. II this cod
s,d aissgresbIe heather confiuuss opine they viii
feei very psskef long before they arrive In The vsiafty
Of The Rely Mountains We aope .on 10 hear Of their
cafe arrival ssi .nbscaseut'Y Of their obtaining
sapocket fail Of rocks" by delsinz.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

n JnI.ins the peculiar motions Of pedestrians
We voaid say the AIDE walks as Ca nil BEns at this
tsur Are very near sItPpcry-:udeei we might say
aviis rpery that Is say. very sppery-e
slippery in fast, We mish adj without eSaggcrstion,
mos, emphatesily siippc slippery on the tsp. and
.iipprry the bgttoni slippery CT both sie', both
epa. sii round and 10 the ui!!e.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

TTbe Legislature Of the State Of
Kansas will meet on the Goth, for the rur-
pose Of choosing Senators to the Z. S.
Senate
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

n. ysss ,prisstiy Itsls sdssa,4anai n'sn'Ais' TIE
is.. s<Aeo, Joxrnai far February, - On osr ooie
ms !, zeal. cheap. sad able etncaiisha! pa'es All
sh1sa - IN tie hands q tie eazse is.0ssaoG' TIE
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

KPrs sss ssisssi1s: 70 aHn1sacs I'd y. pL"L',
O. irsspssesss Candidate tSs tas e1Ss q Aasaa' q
ne c.;y - csznraI BsG.s. ID"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

Per the beueGt Of the world abroad NC 'ee II 10
BE- our duty 10 remark few remark, concerning thr
remarkable weather With which We haze beea ;Ivorc
for some dag, past. but compelled to aknowlcdse
ou.s., unsb c to edo the subject justice " We have
worn the hack entirely - 4 car dictionary (shsch Is
nos at KtTrRs being re-bounsi1 searching for words
with Which 10 express II, but the necessary words for
tn. purpose were entirely uukagan al the time Wet
s,sr lived and have NJ, stnec been discovered.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

n. Some queer genius tse't Ike TO know his naTncl
has event and sene and eni' the editor Of the Sioux
City Rsgiiffr two dollars all IN eashl News the
time for tb,, editor sereie," he owes anything
~ aaybiy bot u he cont owe AIRY red" he will no
doab, drive his business with renewed eneFry-prcba-
BY eul.Fr, his paper. but. don't knsw about thai
Couldn't tell efect two dollars In cash might have
m man 4 nerves
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

H1-Is are s-.AorEfs1 % snaSs1Es l. = "0"D'.
..ss,.. Tax ,se es1s Il AlzsF-sa ier Tie 4h
Ys-5
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

TThe Rocky Mountains Neus says that
extensive preparation. are being made fer
farming By those having ranches along the
valley Of the Platte, tie coming season.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

TThe Democrats and Bell m.n of ST.
LOUIS have effected fusion and nominated
al anti-seessssou ticket for the Convention.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16
EXECuTOR,s NOTICE,

TINE undersigned has been app inied Executor OF
i the Estate Of J. d Beer, deceased All persons
having Claims AGAINST said Estate reque- Ell tn
have them pr0bsted fle with The Couuty Judge Of
Po;tAwaitAnie County, Ios,. c. BALDWIN.
Executor.
n. B-DHrns my absence from Council Bluffs airy
person having any business TO transact with me IS
Executor Of said Estate vii call upon s ClinI"n Esq
who u sshG-fzei 20 act my Attorney - settlement
Of ssii H-taie. c. BALDWIN
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COMMERCIAL.

PRICE-CCRR ENT.
OFFICE or THE SoNPAREIL, !
SATURDAY. FEB. 10th 1851.
EIour 4, NenI
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

TAKE se1es.een .a:rAes. pesas o. anyts1as e ma
sssc-o;:Or. al .-r,.se hen q table level
..-e - ,ke annexed SHAPE:
The south-western., 1861-01-09

PLANTATION EcoNoNY.-True plantation ecomy IS a
matter which the agricultural interests Of the south seem
to have ignored TO great extent and most probably to
their loss and disappointment 1t has been to great
degree the ruling obeetof onl planters odeYote theH
whole energy the progress of branch TO the eX-
elusion of the others Hench, IN this region the great
design is count up high in the range Of figures as
possible iii the number of bales Of cotton produced;
and the success OF planter is toomueh based upon the
amount of his production Of the staple without injury
as to.the method or policy pursued. plantations as
well county, town, community, IS the most happy
and thriving when it can administer to its every want
and requirement and proportionaely independent But
the established and continued practice has been to raise
the largest amount Of cotton and depend upon foreign
sources for the necessities required tokeep upthe plan
tation.
The corn pork and various other essential articles OF
sustenance well large proportion of articles for
clothing, are broagh down rivers through other
conveyances from the storehouses of the north How
much better would it be, could the fountain of such
supplies be brought home rather than to feel oblgedo
depend upon the caprice, and at times extortion Of
people whose favor with Us exists apparently only
through the meuo Of the dollars and cents they obtain
The Indifference which many affect in regard to the
raising Of corn seems singular, when we look at the
matter in calculating manner Did the net proceeds
cotton amount to than corn, then there woulG
be strong argument in favor of attending to hC
exclusion OF the latter.
But we have heard i affirmed again end again BY e1
perencei planters, that acre Of corn e4aal GI
ralue to cotton not superior, an of cot5ei
would not furnish the amount of that could be pro
dueed on acre of ground; and ifsleh be the case
how improyijlenJ to slight he corn, and be at the tro
bic and expense Of preparing and freighting omarke
cotton and frcigng back cornto take the place OF coI
that should nave been Standing in thefied. How muei
more economical and pruden have raised asufcieney
Of the latter and little to spare to be prepared
for an unpropidous season like the present.
As it is with regard to corn it Is with raising pork
aud with providing many Of the ohernccessities ghci
are sought for abroad with much regularity
that theY could not be secured by home industry. BY
modification Ct the old routine Of duties and proper
division Of labor decided economy can be brough
into play still larger profit dciiyed from tie soil, al
impetus given to home industry, and ouI domestic in
dustry and domestic Institutions rendered more
beneficial and more permanent.
The south-western., 1861-01-09
LEAINGToN EIYEaY sTABEE.

,1z5Sssr4&SS zI]z 3 IIE undersigned, proprietor
t4k3ES45 ffs6 - oftle large efre-proof Livery
NIfls3zz>z - L-<-le stable son Texas Street Just
above Market Street IS prepared supply the travelling
public with horses bugge hacks and carriages Horses
perenced ostlcrs have been procured and every effort
will be made to give satisfaction to those who favor
with their patronage Persons leaving their Horses with
him NAV RELY on upon his strict attention to their inter-
ests His stables will be amply supplied with the best
provender fiat the country or New Orleans will afford
Horses viii be sold or purchased on commission
Oct IL 1850 .. Il. B4AYTISS.
The south-western., 1861-01-09

ITIlIt lUUHg N OO.I
n CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker. EeWeler & SilyersInIth,


8 CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker, Jeweler & Silyersm1th,
sa2 IMPORTER fine Watches forludies e--A@
%05M. and gentlemen Of the most cele-@@-J- TX
st8 brated makers of Eng gland and Switzerland made
to RS own order expressly in heavy cases gold and si
YER and warranted standard fineness.
Ladies' chateaines and neck chains.
Gents guard fol- and vest chains, seals keys, etc.
FinHer rings earrings, breastpns cu1-pins, ctc.
S5ettacies for every age in gold silver steel and tor
toise shell frames;
Sverware warranted pure coin, consisting Of table,
tea and dessert spoons;
SILVER table and dessert forks, ladies butter knives
mustard aud salt spoons, sugar, tongs etc.
Plated ware consisting of casors, candlesueKs walt
ers, etc. =
Having been always engaged il the mechanical part q
the Business all watches sent for repairs will h9ye the
stctest personal attention; and having every Iaci or
making any portion of a watch, he viii be enabled to
work bn very reasonable terms.
rzgf Jewery made to order and repaired, Diamonds
reset in the latest style. Canes mounted IN olu anu
silver l5 1896
The south-western., 1861-01-09
LANNA 4 SPOR,
vtFr41 4r-
FANCY AND s,r3PLT 1T,75.75-T DRY GOODS.

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HARDW ARE, CUTLERY, WINES, LIQUORS, &c, &c,
Texas street between Spring and the Levee.
zstyS, HAVE just received the finest and best -
4LTy@. stock Of Spring and Summer Goodsin the sss
85a% market. and with whicllthev now pre- @---4
pared to furnish customers, and To the inspection Of
which they invite al persons desrous Of supplying them
STAPLE OR FANCY GOODS,
of every kind sorts style variety and at such prices
as placc them within the reach of every purchaser The
suBD1 was bought from first class houses and consists
newest STYLES and most fashionable fabrics selected
by 1r Lama especially for the Shreveport trade, ana
many articles not usual found outof the city
he.Ladies viii find that special attention was given
to their department the stock Of goods suited to their
wants is ample and of the choicest description embrac
ing every article requisite for the planest or most eabo
rate det 1t would be useless to attempt an emunera
ton of the mutudinous articles purchased particularly
for the consumption of the fair they only realise
their beauty aud superior quality by examination
which|is respectfully solicited
FURNISHING GOODS
for Genemen's wear in every style, variety and price,
of thebest material superior make and lowest possible
prices
Dealers will find tito their adyantageto examine their
assortment they supply any desirable article for
the country trade prices below any hng offered IN the
market heavy supply of Blankets, Russetts, Negro
which the attention Of planters and country dealers is
solicited
We have also received complete stock Of Saddlery,
including Gentlemen and Ladies Saddles, with Brides,
Martitgals, Girths, etc.
Those wishing to purchase Hardware should apply at
our hduse before making their purchases elsewhere.
Shreveport March 2s, 1860. LANNA & SP0R
The south-western., 1861-01-09
NJ 22ss

aled6Y 3Jf01ucBu JY pOiltlea QiiHeutieS
which have parilhsed the industry and checked TIE
prosperity of the country 'eFo enable the people of
the State of Alabama to pass through political trans
ton so important as the overthrow of 4 government
under which it has existed since it became State with
out the heaviest Sacrifices some legislative provisions
of ainelia0ry character VIII be necessary Already
the bare prospect of noluentous change wesee
the great currents Of credit checked and its fountains
brokenup. Capital, always tnid is withheld romnew
investments and withdrawn from those already made
where practicable. The banks IN many cities have
sspended merchants Of the largest credit before have
been forced to stop payment the exchanges necessary
for the purchase and forwarding of the cotton crop are
deanged aud property Of all sorts, real and personal
does not End market except at ruinous prices. Az
this does not prove that the commonwealth is poorer or
less sound than it nonth ego 1t only shows that
the keystone the arch Of solid and intrinsic pros
perity has been removed that keystone is confidence
Great the pinch is here monga classes Of mcnwho
are engaged In business and who have pecuniary Ell
gagenent9 to meet-and all of us Without exception
rich and peor, strong and weak, elit is nothing
the actual suffering that sikey to orertake che citizens
of small means in some portions Of the interiorof 3h
bama. in those localities it isnota question Of tempo
rary inability to meet moneFed engagements but the
pressure comes in the shape Of actual want to Whole
crop II many f tie conties ot middle and soath tla
balna disastrous failure en- scsinus hars ati
enterainedof scarcity of meataad bread even before
political events came to deepen the gloomy prospect
One of oldest subscribers writes from Ghoetaw
county, under very recent date, the following sad pic
tule of the state Of things i'll that county
''You Mobiars have but faint idea Of the misery
that Will be likely to exist in the country the coming
year can assure YOU from my own observation, tlat
in less than two mouths from this time eight iamilles
ont Of will actually be ont of corn and great part
of them will not have the money to buy it With; and
your merchants viii not FILL orders unless the cash ec
companies such orders, where is it to come irom?"
This is a sorry picture, and in mournlu contrast with
tl h0T of
The south-western., 1861-01-09

A RLlGHrED BR1DE.-Medical man. Come, come,
nv dear madam, there is evidently something wrong;
make a confident OF me-" Blighted bride Well, doe
tor it was always my great ambition sob to be the
wife of sob merchant, and now have thrown my
SELF away upon hardware (sob dealer and although
the dear fellow il as Kind as he can be, sob) and
brugs ms home any quantity Of scissors and files and
door-knoks. and things get what are these to the (sob)
wounded spirit that expects oceans of brade and point
ed lace?n (Sob, sob, sob)
The south-western., 1861-01-09
PRIVATE R98RDFY(5

taSaSA-sS Travis Street, adjoining the Baptist
F8 sf4aassF,s5h Church, Shreveport.
a931ssssss5 THE subscriber has had her premises
thoroughly renovated which are re6pened for the
accommodation Of permanent aud transient boarders and
solies 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
part Of tile town. free Of dust noise and al the Same
time butafew steps from the centre Of business il affords
find It acoinforsabie home Families apd sirI9s gentle
nlcn obtain pleasant reos and day boarde1s will
accommodated ToctlT1 1IRs A. B. TAIST0R.
The south-western., 1861-01-09
PRlScE GEoReE's December II, IS,

HoAE CouRTEsIEs.-A correspondent gives US this
experience Il am one Of those whose lot in life has
been to 90 out into an uuIriendly world early age;
and Of nearly twenty famiesin in which NADER home,
in the course Of about nine years. there were only three
or four that could be properly designated as happy
families and the source of trouble notso much the
lack Of care to manifest it, The closing words Of this
sentence gives the fruitful source Of family aena
gloomy homecircles ''Not 50 much the lack of love
as lack of care to manifest it." What world of misery
is suggested by this brief remark Not over three or
four happy homes in twenty and the cause SO manifest
and 50 easily remedied! Ali in the ''sIual, sweet
coureses Of life" what power resides. lna look, a
word, tone, how much of happiness or disquietude
NAV be communicated Think Of it, reader and take
the lesson home sith YOU Ladies Home Magazine
The south-western., 1861-01-09
YERANDAH HOTEL,

TIE subscriber having leased the above
~ 55ss54m new and eommodious house, and has
the travelling public that heis now prepared to accomo
date guests pledging hselftha nothing shall be went
ing OF his part to give satisfaction. The table will at All
times be served with every decacy Of the season. pre-
pared BY experienced cooks, while the servants and val
tiers are attentive and polite The Yerandah Hotel being
located quiet and agreeable part of the town. and at
the same time only afew steps from the steamboat land
ing and centre ofbusiness affords unusual inducements
to Travellers who viii at all times find it comfortable
llanae R1-cas mnderate. LnoE2ll S. 7. DA4.
The south-western., 1861-01-09
4. L. DUFREsxE.

e. Lt DURRhsNE A. HUNT J. n DUFRESNE.
A. FL UN f & CO.,
WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL DfAlsas1N
DIR GOODS,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
WESTERN PRODUCE, &C.,
on TEE LEyEE. Three Doors below Texas Street,
SHREVEPORT, La
- BEGs to inform their friends, planters ner-rH "a
HliF chqnts andpublie generally thatthey have "a,
@slsaesPRING AND SUMMER GOCDS.
Having purchased their stock entirely for cash they
feel confident sen cheap cheaper than
Their stock consists in part Of:
IZarscys, Linseys Lowes and Osnabufgs, ofSeuthern
Manufacture; Hickory, Marlboro and Choctaw stripes;
Bedrickings; Negro Blankets, (some at ces fine al
WOOL Bed Blankets, of every size and quality Counter
panes Toilet Quilts, lo-4 and 124.
Be3ehed and brown Cottons, very large assortment
and Of extra quality Ga 104 and 24. Bleached and
brown 5heetngs
Irisa Linens large and beautifulassoFtment Linen
SheetngS l0-4 and 124. Pillow case 1nen Linen Da-
nen Table sets; Brdeye Diaper Hacka6uek
C * GooDs -Worsted and Cotton Damask; Tur
md figured French Calicoes for Curtains
5see and Kentucky Jeans, white and colored; a
lae 4ortment of Etannels.
j cd brown and colored Canton Flannels.
la and fancy French Cassimeres; TWeeds;
ra Cloths; Ladies Royal Cioths
ts-B Black, blue and grey.
EG I Shawls; plain black dress Silks; Popfns.
Meriaes ail colars pla5p aud Egttted Delalhes
a7t Delaiaes AL yoolj Delaine robes; Alpaccas,
.ea ne French Gaeoes fall styles.
@ ii and American Prints, a large and beautiful as
-afNment.
U.5t ID Jaconet Linen Lawns, French 0rgandies,
Daas.c skirt Organdies and English Barege robes
E# Iantelets, Marquis Parasols.
#tiIE GOoBs-J -Jaconet NansOok, Lawns, Cambria,
al5 and figured Swiss Muslin; Book Muslin, Bril-
u.ines Turton; Illusions, of oil eolors
The south-western., 1861-01-09

dustry and our domestic institutions rendered more
beneficial and more permanent.
s~- ---
SLAVERY IN THE NoRTH, Poverty falls most heavily
on these who have enjoyed competence, and by some
reyulson OF fortune, or the death Of those on whom
they were dependent, are reduced 70 penury \ true
christian DeneYoienee loves 10 seek out and ald sach
sufferers. Here IS an ILLUSTRATION from the New York
Tribune:
" hat, make nine shirts Tor nlne shlngs dozen.
Yes sir; indeed, can get nothing else to do
Nine shiliings dozen! nine cents apiece, but how
many can you make IN day?
One, sir if have my time but lha7e, my little boy
but two years Old, and he's quite irettui this ~aln
weather, SO that 90 not always Ihlsh II Unless can
work at night"
And do you woiN at night sewing on there
i would sir, and do, 50 long as can afford to- but
indeed SIT, what with teedng my Tour little ones can
not afford 70 buy candes!'
-Four children, Poor woman! tear you have
hard task to pay the landlord. WHAT rentdo you pay
-Four dollars month slr.
And you earn htty-loQr cents Il week. How long
have you lived here?'
my husband died in March last He was manu-
acturer Of daguereetyPe colols. We lived up town
then. But his long sickness consumed what htt!e
money we had; and when he died, was obliged to sell
most that we had in the house, and come down here
with my four htte ones.
more than win ray Your rent. How do you furnish
food for vouYseIyesyn
sThfs Young woman PAYS three @hliugsa week for Il
mart Of the room. we had silver plated teapot,
sugar bowl and such like and some spoons For these
GOT nearly their value have sold every ding had
beside have no faors to sell
The tears came into her eyes Poor thing she could
nof helm IT,
Indeed. sir woald haze not sent Tor you if the
eirht Of rlv children in rage and hunger did not com
mel me- 10 do so
.tYotIr rr,r is Maid for this month" knew it was,
o, he world rct be 4 tenant of tat landlord Your
IjI9ren bean TO come to school at the house of III
dfsfrv las, Monday | Believe did thcy?n
ssyas sir. and ann yery thankful to you for your
lin Cj,cs. TO tlcm.n
,.eDI tlcfD everyday TheyshaH be fed and clothed;
and when rent dav comes near let us know
..{;od bless ven sir" heavy load OF care withdrew
from, the mind and a cloud from her face
Nine shilling. per dozen for making shirts, with
nafet bosolns Hired wristbands and to be well made;
fif aew can be picked in the workmanship all the
sa,frst,,.s., .,ro1l, roes for nothing
- h,IfnIa - II Is q fact, We saw the shirts
-, ~. 4 ,.,rl.- ,r,r,, mo tI,or
tol'tN' W 90" ~ - - a., ,I, ,,s
and hef clilufei. ', NAY 'e is,l" ~ " ~
plenty W Know they are! "oulu selne eia'it"oe
adles like to see the same: leO tne 5o 70 ele noues
OF Industry any day toE one houF, ana thek 90 ho'
tfetuFh TO thelr hohes WIN @e Ae @' Ho
true prophet
- 4,.,-,-,r,,, o,, 7s,r,,,,>n Tho
aFfhA, 10 I'iA I1Al @ eii ~ lis, W -, ~, nv
tteseii1 'p'l'''s So - ~ - E{-Iay
SISTERS 70 aPi'eai 70 -" ~ II9I 9S' - ~
.ot pL"yet "tH a. -, lantsl
"e'I N'o ; -1tl'l -. ;l ,,Itis IIosi,,rs
l4o!I'e'te I"S en- l1 ieiie No - -;
y Lle oIle' -ilIF ~ ~ III ~ an oa
"i41 W '.7o' ~ - g.,
The south-western., 1861-01-09
THE SHREVEPORT BREWERY
MANAGED BY a. SCHAFFNER,

E-rG1r7 manufacture Of white Gre m e !.
IL brewed from pure and fresh White Malt.
Tho Ale put up in gallon kegs half and Whoe oaP,
rels and can be had at all times at the BreFerY-
The south-western., 1861-01-09
F. MULHAUPT
asrr moon AND BLIND FACTORY, !,

Corner Of Cotton street and Texas road.
TTr undersigned having erected eommoaioaii "
tic iae Improvements are now prepared to azeI ma
cute any orders IN hls hhe, az W. I - ~ order
on tho most reasonable terms ne Wy! ,lA Will
any description Of Sash. Doors 15iIHsis: tc An
also Eeel, on hand all sizes Of moudings etc, ETC. An
order fon the country puncually attended TO- to
January "a 1855 r. u 1-- 0Illl1a
The south-western., 1861-01-09
PATTERSON & CO.,
RITTllEE ERS.

1A1 A1lEnFN1t1N q W.,
IA BUTCH EKS,
Azs3 KEEPS always on hand the finest and fattest
gsgrsla BEEF, Pork, MUrToN, &C, that can be pro-
cured which they sell at the lowest prices For the ac-
commodation of those who wish to buy cheap we keep
some rather lean meat hand which sell at lower
7,rices than heretofore ever known. may2
CRANES MET ALLIC BURIAL CAsK E'ES.
FEYIE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
right ofseing these beaufItuland celebrated Burial
Caszets III Shreveport and Caddo parish have just
coved and viii keep on hand very large assortment
embracing every size which will be sold at very low
prices-less than the ordinary coffin offer TINS cas-
et TO the public feeling confident that it is superior to
any case nov in use forbeauY Of design, elaborate and
artistic nsh simplicity in lining, etc. It is highly de-
corated, has unique silver moutngs Is perieety ar,
tht and affords an entire view Of the body the tep Of
the eaket being CONSTRUCTED Of the finest French plate
ass renders it the most desirable ever inTented
case from damage against external pressure
An orders promptly attended TO- Thecaskets are rea-
dr for fielsrerr ar sIeynent af moments pntlce
The south-western., 1861-01-09

Snedr's Patent Clasp and Hoop Iron Bahus
FOR BALING COTTON.
JAMES Z. PHELPS, Agent,
Office and Storeroom at T. H. Eheridges corner OF MI
lam and Commerce Streets, Shreveport, La
d ID fs1g e1gg5s ions Tbs3 be H ~ se from 3 e $
r,s,-r rss TINS ROPE CAN. POSSIBLY BE AFFORDED.
Thase Clasps and Bands are manufactured q the oes
American iron and may pc Isilea On III ~ i's "
complete adoption to me tlahGerS gSS @ fyirc,lar.
For further information senu lot ues eI 1ef01I
and specimen Clasps. Juneo, I2o9 y