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PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS.
Front, Notre Dame aud Fulton Streets, New Orleans
STEAM FACTORY OF OILS CHEMICALS AND

STEAM FACTORY OF OILS, CHEMICALS \
SOAPS, or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
n the systematic arrangement, completeness and SCI
4 entldc prcGcIently and practical skill and experience
which pres.des oyer their manufactured department, rs
well as in the decided advantages which their locality a.
tords them for laying in their stock Of raw material eco
nomlcally, these works are confidently claimed to have
no SUPERIOR in the country.
Our merchants have, therefore, no longer any oceasios
to send their orders to the north for SOAP. liable to the
accidents and delays and occasional advances ii th8rQtes
Of fTeight, inCidentto marine transportation, thereby in.
ducing the necessity 0~fkeeping heavy stocks If the com
modify on hand; as TREY can now supply themselves with
just as good an article, inst 40 cheap. and il iusI
such quantities only, if they choose, as Will meet the
weekly demands other business. from q RELIABLE HOVE
INSTITUTION. PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS.
Now Orleans, May %. l88lt
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TANNER MANTEn.

AIN experienced Tanner, one fully conversant with hi
business, is wanted to take charge Of new Tame
= NOV erecting. The highest salary will be paid.
Apply in person or by letter to
JOSEPH HOWELL,
GeC4-tfl Shreveport. la.
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LEXINGTON LIVERY STARLE-

N6 : EE-S5S THE undersigned, proprietor
6%SS$95IT- Efg3 ofrhelargc fire proof Livery
stable, on Texas Street. lust
above Market Street, is prepared TO supply the travelling
pubic with horses, buggies, hacks andcarriages. Horses
will be kept by the day or mouth. The services of ex.
perienced ostlers have been procured, and every effort
Will be made to give satisfaction 10 those who favor me
with their patronage. Persons leaving their horses with
him may rely on upon his strict attention to their inter.
ests. Ills stables will be amply supplied with the best
proyender that the country or New Orleans win afford.
Horses viii be sold or purchased on commission.
OCtlT, 1880 J. r. BAYIISS.
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N.
administrator
HOGS FOR SALE.

r var subscriber who can be found at the Battle House
4 or F~erandah, in Shreveport,) has for sale few hun
dreF fine fattened hogs. Those who wish TO purchase
wilI6 we'll to call soon. Hewill deliver them in ShreYe-
port about the first of Januarv. n L. Angler.
Gbra-nr,r4 N.oor,L.r 1uE- e+4
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ECLIPSE LIFERY SIABEFS.
E LEXASA EDE DMLED SrEEErs SuRErEnnnr

HTSEaTgN 1sEEsA THE undersigned having pur.
X%HEAFEEYS chased this well known estab-
[Ra~ S@ ~~1 lishment, beg leave to inform
the citizens OF Shreveport and the public generally thai
they are prepared to the community @itA
short or long drives or rides on horseback; hacks, lug
gles and carriages to hire; tAey are prepared 10 c~alrvpas.
sengers to any part ofthc country, in The State or out Of
1T LofseskeP by the day, week Or month. The stables
are well ventilated and well supplied with the best Of
proyender. Having employed experienced ostIers, no
pains or expenses will BE- spared 10 give satisfaction to
all those who willfavo them with their patronage.
SIMS EAMEL y = q
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4 Ii persons indebted to Mcssrs. Pinckard, Steele
II & Co., of New Orleans, can l~iquidate their indebt-
edness in Cotton, Wool ar Hides, at the highest market
prices, upon delivery Of the same to the undersigned at
Shreveport, or atany other shipping point to be desig
mated by me.
IfBagging and Rope should be needed to bale the Cot
ton it will be furnished BY said firm and the price there
ofljquidated with the debt. j. C. BEALL,
Shreveport, La, Oct, 80, lS6l4t Attorney.
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ROBERT b. PATTERSON
BUTCHER,

ROBERT b. PATTERSON
"a BUTCHER
s&3S HAVING purchasedt the entire interest of all con
AAz7aLkA cerned in both the upper stalls Of the market. !
shall always Keep them supplied with the finest and fat.
est BEEF, PoRK, MUTToN, &c, that can be procured,
which will sell at the lowest prices. Strict attention
paid to Steamboat orders.
The highest cash prices paid forstock.
Ihave a good Shippingp pen on Cross bayou and will pay
particular attention to the shipping OF stock, and on the
lowest terms.
No person is authorised TO c]ontract any debt whatever
on my account, unless BY a written order.
Shreveport, April3, 1861-tf
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#IhLIJFALt
M MARKS has removed from his old stand 20 the
w . large and commodious building, corner ofTexas
and Market streets, and is prepared to furnish his friends
and the pNbfc generally with every description Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing,
Doors, SHoEs AND FURNISHING Goops.
AS to style and quality his stock is unsurpassed, oil OF
which viii be sold atprices corresponding with thclight-
ness Of the times.
N R0CERIES-A large assortment Of FASeY sod sra
u Pr GEoCEFTrs igs- received and for ssle BIZ
IN rHry-lTAu At
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NICCENNION NnTICE.

SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM BLAKEY, DECEASED.
ALL persons indebted to the above succession ar,
IA hereby notified to come forward and pay up withou
delay and those having claims against the succession arr
reqnestedito present them duly proved up to the under
sighed administrator for liquidation.
die A. lSBl4t I. p BTTIFR administrator
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NOTICE is hereby given that a note drawn by me
~ payable to E. G. CRUrCHER, or order, dated Angus
y, 1871, due LIST January, 1850, with per cent. interest
after maturity, for $1,000, viii not be paid by me unless
compelled by Law. The consideration Of said note hay
ing failed; J. NJ. GRAHAM.
September IS ~lS6l-llt#
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TIU0. T. BLALE,
A TT0RNEY ANDCOUNSELLOR ATLAW and NO
"A TARY PUBLIC. Office at the Mayors office,
Shreveport La.
n. B. Strict attention z ven to collection.
Shreveport January IS, 1851.
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PRIVATE BOARDING,

EgrYTSSSAs.xC Travis Street, adjoining the BaDtis,
E4~ IEIkME6a Church, Shreveport.
The subscriber has had her premises
thoroughly renovated, which are row re0pcned for the
accommodation Of permanent and transient boarders. and
solelts the patronage Of her friends and the public,
pledglng herself that nothing shall be wanting on her
part that can tend to the comfort and pleasure Of her
guests. Being located in a retired and most agreeable
part OF the town, free Of dust or noise, and at the same
time but a flew steps from the centre of business, it affords
unusual inducements to boarders, who VIII at all times
tnd 1t acomtortable home. Families and single gentle.
men can obtain pieasautrooms, and day-boardcrs WILDE
"2ee0mmOda.ed. -oe.lLL Ms. A b IALNI0R
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~ Horses bought and sold here.

~ Attached 10 heesCabiishment is a celebrated Far.
rier, VINO guarantees t5cure in the shortest time the most
formidable diseases that horsekihd is heir to, such as
Bind Staggers, BlgSEoulder, Big Head, Chambers, Swie-
ney, Dlstemper, Founder, Gravel, and Distempers and
Diseases of all descriptions, in the successful treatment
Of which he avails hiu2elfof his own important discoY.
er'es made ~ that line. Give us a call and try our svs.
tenn. toct24I SIMS, GAMBLfN & Co.
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LOST OR STOLEN!

NUPEEIOR IIAFFT-FoT sale bY
. I'd T~RFRSTAnT
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
LLLL I'M n " LLAL L-.--

FKNHE next session of this institution will open, as usual,
I on the FIRST MONDAY ~ SEPTEMBER next.
Terms-Tuition, boarding, washing, fuel rooms, ser
wants attendance and use ofarms, $lO5 per term oftEen-
ty weeks. Engineering, French, Spanish, German, Draw
ing, Bookkeeping and Fencing, SO per term. Students
are required to furnish their rooms.
BY the aid of military discipline, effective government
is established, and health, physical cultire, good order
ana Industrious habits are promoted.
For additional Information apply to
B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
Nashville Tenn August 90 1gel+
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ESTABLISHED 1894.
LUCAS BALTIMORE TYPE.
STEREOTYPE and ELECTROTYrE
FOUNDRY,
No. : Bank lane. Baltimore. Md.
YYHE undersigned having extensive facilities. and IN
d unsurpassed assortment Of every variety Of Print.
ingTypc,ito which additions are constantly being madgl
IS fully prepared to furnish Printers with al tho various
BOOK, NEWSPAPER
y JOB TYPE;
ORNAMENTS METAL.
BRASS AM LABOR.
SAFTNG RULES.
CASES. CHASES,
COMPOSING STICKS,
GALLEYS. QUOINs.
FURNITURE, 10.
Together with every other article necessary in Il Printing
ONCE. The metal usecin the manufacture of his Type,
combines the important quality Of ~toughuess and hard.
ness, and is such as VIII afford the greatest amount ofdu-
rubilty. 4 Watchful supervision is also exercised in the
casting and t44aa.reg in order to insure the accuracy 50
essential IN rule andHaure tables, SC. Particular atte4-
ton isinvited to The
New Series of Scotch Cut Faces.
from Pearlt to Great Primer. They can be :gruished CON.
plete, with all the mathematical, aIgebraicdi, astronomi.
cal and other Signs; and the necessary accents for the
French, Italian and Spanish languages. in fonts VARYING
in size from . pounds to 5000. A largcvarietv of
GERMAN BOOK, NEWSPAPER AND JoB.TYPE.
LAGoR-sAyISd QUor4TloN metal FURNITURE, cast accur.
ately to Plea ems, in p, 81, rs undIog pounds tounts.
ES%TEREOTYPNG DEPARTMENT-Tspro provided
with large tounta Of Type, Of al. sizes, by which every
description of Stereotvping can be done on the most eT.
tensive scale, and at prices thar VIII compare tayorably
with any other establishment IN the country.
THE E~LECTR0TYPING Observation-Disclosures
every facility for the successful production III Copper Of
Books, Cuts, Newspaper Heads, PostmasteIs' and Book
binders Stamps, dc, de- &c. IN as short { time aud On
as favorable terms as elsewhere.
DESIGNING AID WOOD ENGE4vIEa-Ia & superior map.
ner, on reasonable terms.
SrPFpT0R PRTETTSr lSEg qf an g11ars Hr,rgaV Cold
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Branch Of the Citizens Bank,

SHREVEPORT, 23d Sept, 1861.
TyHIS BANK viii hereafter, pay and receive at its
Il counter, AT PAR, the Treasury Notes Of the Confcd-
crate States, and the Notes Of other Banks Of New Or
leans.
Owners Of paper deposited in this Bank for collection,
unless willing to be governed by thisregulation, are re-
quested to withdraw the same.
sep25-tf ULCER LAUVE. Cashier.
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NOTICE.
nCRlNG my absence FROM the parish, I'D. EDERsTADr,
~ ESQ, ismy duly authorised agent and fully empoW-
cred to transact all business for me. w. MARKS.
Shreveport, Nov. 10, 1851.
ORDER No. 5.
HEADQUARTERS 3D REGIMENT,
2D BRIGADE, 9TH Division, j.. NJ.
shreveport, Nov. 18th 1851.
/. II IS 0RDERED, That Battalion drills of 1st Battalion
will take place
E Al Mooringsport, Saturday, 39th Nov. 1851.
MI Noels field, Saturday, l4th Dec. 1861.
II is ordered, that Battalion drills Of end Battalion
u will take place
At Summer Grove, Saturday, It'll Dec. 1851.
" Alleys old field, Saturday, 18th Dec. 1861, unless
callei into service by the governor of Louisiana.
By order, I'll. j. G. It'll
Colonel Commanding.
T. H. MoRRIs, Acting Adiutant.
ShreEeport. Novcmbar 20. 1851.
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UNNII ItEI DO.
Together with every other article L ecessarv in a Printing
Office. The metal used in the manufacture ofbis Type,
combines the important quality OF ~toughuesS and hard
ness, and IS such as Wlil afford the greatest amount Of du-
rubiHty. \ watchful supervisionis also exercised in the
casting and tI4a5rg. in order to insure the accuracy SO
essential in rule andHaure tables, Sc. Particular atteu-
ton is invited 10 tEie
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ShreVenort Price.Cnrrenf.

Shreveport Price-Current,
This report egabracts actnal sales mate yesterdan
EoIroN-Niddling, taste.
PUGAR-N. .. brown, St@l2c. f2 ID,
NoLAS5as-35O40 cts. IL gall.
~FL0UE-Superfne, SIS OO0g05; St. Louis extra, SO
58 Dbl. Texas, 5cts. f4 ID.
PoRE-Mess, -@35 0J8 Dbl.
BACoN-Sides, clear, l8@2Oc; ribbed, 20022c. sIoul-
.ets, l2t@l5c; sugar-cnred hams, 200Z2 III ID.
LARD-25@-c. 2 tb.
CoFrEE-Rio, 4596Dc. II ID.
PALT-&l0 a y r sack.
EHrsRGY-95c. @Sl f2 gall.
DL-Lard, - % IA 2 so y gall.
9ANDLHs-Star, 400 45c. II b.
GURS-500-c. ~ busheL
~RoPE--20m-c. n ID.
NAILs-$lO 0o@l2 % u keg. IRoN-4486c. " fo
BAGE1NG-ky. 25@-c; India, 25@-c.
New Orleans Market
MOI. 3O.-No sales transpiringi in the cotton market.
phe total receipts Of cotton from ut SEP. to date,
7b9 babes, exported none. Stock on hand, II.9 4 bales.
FLoUR-Superfne, SlO@Io So; extra, $l1@ll SO.
P~ORE-Ness$ 4j GJ@-P bbl.
BAcoN-Sides, 26@28c; shoulders, 25@27c.
LARD--29@31c. b tb.
toRN-75@85cts. p bushel.
QArs-SI 40@- p bushel.
$UGAR-l, 3@7lc. III IL.
NoLAssEs-I6@23c. II gallon.
foFTEE-Rio, 5 @6Oc. Il ID,
WHIsKEY-Rectided Sl@S1 ID r. gallon.
CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 80.
B~EEF-Texas andLake, ....... -. .&20@59 ~ head.
Hogs ....7t@l3 Il ID. gross.
5HEEP,. ....,........... ...S3 09615 III head.
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WHEAT WANTED.
EAFING completed my arrangements for GRINDING
Ii WHEAT, at my Steam Mill, lam prepared to pur.
chase at the market price, SEQ bushels 0f Wheat.
will also grind Wheat at one-sixth toll.
W. BOSE.
Shreveport. July 3. 1871 If
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TBEsTEREoTYPING DEPARTNENT-1sp provided

LAGoR-gAvISG QUoTATIoN METAL FURNITURE, cast accur.
ately to Plea ems, in p, 81, rs undIQy pounds tounts.
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Y. SHIDET.
CARnr

$> To my numerous friends and Gus $3.50
EIEsa toners / beg to announce that ~ ~
As.s4 have taken an agency for Mr.. J. LITTHAuER, and
re-opened in Mrs. Lafon5s new brick building, on Texas
street, near the corner Of Spring, where they will find the
and finest assortment of goods ever offered in this
market before, consisting of
WATCHES,
of the best English manufacturers, fully guaranteed. and
at Prices to compare with any House in New
Orleans. l also keep Large assortment of
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
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S. REWARD.

s. REWARD.
kh#EW7ESN STRAYED away some months since, &
A#A~ large young Cow. Her coloris redish,
GF with many white spots, her horns are
@=e--Ae--Z what generally called crimpledhorn,
both ends ofthe horns, at their end point upwards. The
mark not known. She was purchased from Mr.. Walpole.
who got her from the neighborhood Of Mrs. Cole. on lie
lake, where she has been recently seen. ANY person
bringing her home shall receive tile above reward.
L. BILLIARD
FIEE PROOF SAFE ron SALE.
w have on hand EosI. FIBE PR19T S4gE ser sale
fer Cash. GFsEEE WTtLE
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IER NAVIGATION.

UPPFRRED RIVER NAVIGATION.
FFNHE LAKE n BAYOU NAVIGATION COMPA
i Ny, organised under a special act of thelegislature
boatsmay pass around the raft whenevert he wateri is suf
fcient for navigation below and above the raft.
Boatmen and shippers are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing rates of toll have been established by the Board
of Directors:
% cents ger bale on Cotton.
12tz cents per barrel on other freight.
az ceEts per - barrel on other freight
Measurements 10 bemale recording tJ Hde usage of
steanb1atnsa in tina Red Riyer trade.
R Il, Lindsay ofShHeyeport IS The Collector for The
Company.
By order afthe Board. HODGE,
-ars-eH7rt- SOY 1ts LSHs frreeiter.
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ESTABLISHED I604.
LUCAS BALTIMORE TYPE.
STEREOTYPE and ELECTROTYpE
FOUNDRY,
No. I Bank Lane, Baltimore, Nd.

TENHE undersigned having extensive facilities, and an
d unsurpassed assortment Of every variety Of Print.
ing Type TO which additions are constantly being made,)
siras I'D strlacn F
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4 ~ Tue CoTrAGE DWELLING, situated on
AIgsfsa Spring street, adjoining Ur. Clark and
~ ftIsIi4E known as the RAsCHE. 1t possesses
kG1A114LG5 all the eonyeniences requisitef for d good
comfortabIehene fine cisteru, kitchen, servants rooms.
stables, &c. To a cash purchaser abargaimwiII be given.
to r~apriISlfi STACEY L WELLS.
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CONA " 1ItClLpLL,
tSuccessCrto Austin & Goodwvn,)
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Thg, Zinc and Sheet.Fron Ware.
Texas STREET, TWO DOORS AGovE THE MARKET.
HAVING removed into the new and commodious
eEA brick building, on Texas street, adjoining the
corner Of Market, Opposite our old stand, and
tN@seSs greatly increased our stock and other facilities,
'ff7"R we are now prepared to execute with prompt
ness every description of Copper, Tin, Zinc, Lead and
oheetIron Work. Particular attention will be paid to
putting up cutters and conductors, fixing metallic pumps
in c~sterns and wells, etc.
Alarge stock Of Manufactured Tinware, embracing ey-
cry variety, kept constantly on hand.
Our stock of StOyesi is the most complete ever brought
to this place, and embraces all the latest most approved
patents of C0OKIhG, OFFICE, PARL0R and CHURCn
STOVES, ofwestern and northern manufacture, selected
for the Shreveport, Eastern Texas and Ar
kansas trade.
Country merchants and all others wishing to make
purchases are invited to cali and examine our stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere, Us our rates viii be
found unusually low and terms easy.
All orders from the country promptly executed. ne
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NOTICE.

2 EssRs EDIToHs-In your last weeks issue noticed
WI the publication Of the "Caddo Tenths' w. P. Wi
nafs captain, in whlchm y name occurred, at the bottom,
as +n absentee. For the benefit Of my friends, | wish to
state that this is q mistake. Ineverioined bis company.
NOT authorised my name to be placed on the list.
dectlt* A. n. WTGLF
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r 5 hereby given that from and after st December, 1s6l,
Il we shall adopt the CAsH system exclusively, and no
work will be delivered unless the money is paid down for
the same. STEWARD * JEWELL
ShTeveport. October SO. 1861.
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/ REALL.

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law and
IA General Collecting Agent.-0fica Market Street,
near the post office, Shreveport, La. VIII attend to all
business entrusted to him u the parishes Of Cuddo, De-
Soto and Bossier. July /, 1851.
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CENTENARY COLLEGE or Ia.

TENHE Exercises Of this Institution will be resumed at
4 the Commencement of the next regular Session, on
the FIRST MONDAY N OCTOBER. 1t is desirable that stu
dents should apply for admission at the beginning ofthe
session. a full Faculty will be in attendance.
BY a resolution of the Board of Trustees, Confederate
Bonds will be received in payment of tuition during the
war. JOHN G. MILLER, President.
jackson, La, August Is, 1861
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SOAPS! soAPs,! soAPslrf

Warranted equat if not SUI eTior to the most fsrorta
northern brands Of The Ike grade and prices.
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NOTICE

7 S hereby given that from and after lst December, 1851,
Il We shall adopt the Cash system exclusively, and no
work will be delivered unless the money is paid down for
the same. ROBSON & KIMBLE
Shreveport. November 6. 1861.
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TIM LLNi OLUOh
GRAIL ~PEBBLES!!

As for the work department, my personal attention will
be given, and nothing will be spared to give satisfaction.
i4ly13 P.F +. L. FRANK.
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NEW STORE.
- Hr-

Texas street, adjoining the Phoenix,
IS taken the stand Iatelyoccupied by NJ. Levy, and
Z I has opened a large assortment Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, all of which will be sold
at the very lowest prices.
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W~ILLIAMS' PATENT PORTABLE FOLD.
ING MOSQUITO HOUSES.
The MOSQUITO HoILscs

May 81, 1S59by T. S, WILLIAMS, Of mississippi
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ENR0Ma and afterthe First of August, the yriee for shoe
4 ing. horses viii be TWO DOLLARS.
ROBSON & EIMBLE.
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STACEY & ELLIS,
GROCFRS.

SHREVEPORT, La.
E constantly on hand q large and well selected
IN stock of all kinds of Groceries and Western
Produce, which VIII be sold CHEAP for cash. -augl3l
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

nURING my absence from the parish A. J. STACEY
II Esq, is my duly authorised agent,
Shreveport, May i, IsGI-tf o.. J. WELLS.
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18TH YEAR-NO. l3l

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the ceiling and, basides the prnc,pal window
.,yin, ON the Iadsar Of stones i. nuyblinI Inn,
window of a single uape on gi.ss n.cnne ,ui
of AN abu,,iny ,or..r AZ the sun-,iyb,..i ocaa a
and sinkiny !, its hr;,b,n..s
III de 90, q, -, ~ -, 49,
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