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KALI-ARLE a.IANTATLoN EOR NALE.

Z OFFER for sale my Plantation situated four miles
southwest of Shreveport, in the parish fCaddo and
one half mile from the icksburr Shreveport and Tex
Railroad, containing thirteen hundred and twenty
acres about three hundred and fifty Of which in
cultivation There Is the place good ovcrseer's
h5u5a negro cabins. cribs and stables und well of
good there is in the parish will sell the place
for less than the timber on tits worth.
Shreveport, Aug. q, 1S59-tf N. WATSON.
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VIM T. T. BENNETT
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Mansfield, DcSoto Parish, Lou
n isiana. feb24
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shreveport, March 81.-n24 W. B. STUART.
TO TIE PUBLIC.

To TEE II UII1IN<s ). - :,
an the 18th of December, 1858 ! executed my prom
W issory note to one John Watt or bearer, for the
sum of twenty -four hundred and seventy three dollars
and thrtytaree cents on the lst d aruqEy. 1861;
said note being dated 1t "Eysian Fields" Harrison
sideraton OF said note has entirely failed and will
pay the same unless compelled bg law.
april WILLIAM COYLE.
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81 lima and Georgia negroes consisting Of held hands
cooks house servants washers neIs dseamstresses
and win be receiving fresh supplies during the season.
which offer for sale owfor cash or approved paper
GEORGE J. PITTS
s1y Located on jiiialn street in Major Tslly's
building few doors below the Commercial Hotel and
near Howard Tally Co.'s warehouse. jar US
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COOK & TROEGEL,
Successor to Austin & GOODWIN

COOh d IROEGEL,
Successor to Austin GoodWyn.l
AANrFACTURRRs
Copper, Tip, Zinc and Sheet-Iron Ware.
Texas STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE MARKET.
So HAVING removed into the new and commodiouS
vs193 brick building, on Texas street. adjoining the
EF1 corner of Market Opposite old stand, and
a greatly increased stock and other facilities,
<fs@~~a we prepared TO execute with prompt
every description of Copper, Tin Zinc, Lead and
SheetIron Work. Particular attention will be paid to
putting up cutters and conductors fypg metallic pumps
in cisteFRs and wells, etc.
large stock OF Manufactured Tinware embracing
cry variety KEPT constantly on hand
Our stock OF Stoves is the complete brought
to this place and embraces all t,atest approved
patents of COOKING, OFFICE, PARLOR and CHURCH
STOVES, OF western and northern manufacture selected
expressly FOR tie Shreveport, Eastern Texas and Ar
kansas trade.
Country merchants and all others wishing to make
purchases invited to call and examine stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere will be
found unusually low and terms easy.
All orders from the country promptly executed. rs
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DTSSOLUTTQN,

TIME PAIrsERsHP heretofore existing between the
J. undersigned is this day dissolved BY mutual con
sent Either partner is authorized to actin qudating
the affairs Of the late firm and all persons having cash
balances our books, either at their debit or credit
are expected to make early settlement.
J. X HOWELL
r. Il BUCKNKR.
GhreyenoyY March 81 -HoI w r. STUART
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j. c. BEALL.
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW and Gen
the post Office, Shreveport, La. January Is, 1851.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON. A LEyIsEf.
WILLIAMSON t LEyISEE,
A TTGRNEYS AT LAW Shreveport, La.-Wi prac
N tice in the District Courts of Caddo DeSoto and
Bosser parishes and in the Supreme Court of Louisiana
at Monroe and in the United States District Court, at
ShreFeport, La oct91
L. NJ. MUTT,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW, Shreveport, La---Will practice
"A the courts of the Parishes of Caado BUsser Cla
borne and Bienville. s1-lys
JOHN W. PENNALf
A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Shreye
"A port La. VIII give strict attention to business in the
District Courts of Caddo. DeSoto and Bossier.
J. H. FITZPATRICK,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW, Shreveport Louisiana. Will
N practice in the courts of Caddo Bossier and DeSoto
R. P. Gates,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR Al LAW = Will
"A practice in the of Ca4do ,Bosser and De Soto
Shreveport, May 2, l86o-lyH
EoBT. ). IooNEY, sAN'L WELLS.
A TT0RNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law
N viii practice in the Courts of Caddo and surround
ing parishes and in the Supreme Court at Monroe and
Alexandria. Office Market street the Postoiee
Shreveport, La. janylS
WINANS & HEATH
. A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport, La.-Willattend
IA to all business entrusted to them in the parishes of
Caddo, DeSoto and Bossier.
Refer to
Messrs. Payne Harrison, New Orleans
Hon. 7. I. Land.
B. NJ. johnson, Shreveport.
Walters Elder, janyls
JAMES |. WEEMS.
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Shreveport La. VIII prae-
IA tce in the courts Of the parishes Of Caddo Boser
and Desoto jana
THOS. +. BEALE,
4 TF0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR Az LAT-Gliice
"A at the Mayors Office Shreveport La.
N B, Strict attention gwen to collection
Shreveport, January l6, 1861.
J. PIHcKNEY HARRIS. W. B. DESsoN.
HARRIS & benson,
TTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0RS AT LAW,
N Shreveport La. VIII practice i'll the courts of Cad
do DeSoto Bossier Claiborne and Bienyile parishes
They will also attend to- claims in the ad joining coun-
ties of Texas.
References:-Hon T Merrett, Chief Justice Of La,
Race Foster, Harris Son, 4. j. Rugeley Co., a. d.
Donivan, New Orleans; Persons Carruth, Mansfield;
White, Smith Baldwin, Shreveport fian4
HINTON S,un Shreveport. R. MuNDY, Mansfield.
MUNDY & SMITH,
a TT0RNEYS AT LAW Shreveport and Mansfield,
n La. Will give prompt attention. to any business
trusted to them il northern Louisiana
REFER
Smith & Brother New Orleans.
Taylor Haddcn,
Hugely, Blair 4 CO.
White Smith & Baldwin, Shreveport.
Col f. II. Crosby, Keacli. octs
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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW and Gen
"A eral Collecting Agent-0thce Market street, near
the post office, Shreveport La. January Is, 1851.
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r. DAWES,
MANUFACTURER or

: U
Copper, Zinc, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware,
Texas STREET, oSs DOOR BELOW Il B. JACOBS.
q WouLD respectfully inform his old friends and
s. "a customers that he mas resumed business at the
W above stand and will be happy to see them. He
intends keeping full of everything in his
line. Particular attention paid roofing and gutterng
in town or country nS0
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NEM ORLEANS AND SIIREYEpORT

/ The Grand Duke connects at Shreveport with this
steamer Feta for Jefferson and all nerrncdiac landings
and also with the steamer VIM. NJ Levy, Fulton and
above the raft For freight passage apply on board
or to J. G. ElSTNEK
fcb20 No. l6 Commerce street
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TO PLANTERS.

i
r HAVE the BoYD CorroN SEED saved With care at
NV plantation, two ind aahalf nilesfron shreveport
for sale at 50 cts. per bushe
nov H. fs604m Z. G. HART.
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GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
WILLIAMSON { LEyISEE,
A TTGRNEYS AT LAW Shreveport, La.-Wi prac
n tice in the District Courts of Caddo DeSoto and
Bossier parishes and in the Supreme Court Louisiana
Monroe and in the United States District Court,
Shregaport La oct31
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NOTICE

VNROM and after date NJ LEVY is my duly authorised
agent fully empowered to transact any Business for
me SAM LEVY.
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n. Tue subscriber wishes to sell one hose and two
Lii lots Buffers Hill, Howells springs. Also
lot the residence Mr. Cutlf Louisiana street
These lots are all handsomely situated, and worthy
the attention of those wishing to purchase.
aug S-tf W. NJ BUTLER.
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CARRIAGES At COST,
4 @ CARRIAGES and Buggies, mangiaetpred b. the
~ well known manufacturer -JoHS ID, NoRRIs, Eliga-
beth, y j. which have just been received and of
Tered at cost and fully guaranteed for enc year.
R0RS0N Il 'KINRTE
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UNAFN ESS.
4 TTENTIgN is invited to a newly invented iustru-
~ pleut for extreme cases of deafness called The In
visible Hearing Apparatus. 1t does not project,
bat rests completely within the and be with
the slightest Inconvenience. With its assistance
person is enabled hear with the greatest Address
DIR. w. L. DAVIS,
ian23-3m Ne. III Carondelet street, New Orleans
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~ plan Of the cabin of the GRAND ERA can be seen
and sateroons secured for any trip, application by
letter telegraph personally az the office of the Con-
pany. 6. l. kOUNS 4 BROS, Agents,
oct2+ No. Front Street New Orleans
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For SALE OR RENT

uA A CoMroRTAEpE DWELLING for small family on
If; Texas street has fine front yard go9d Kitchen
.si ana underground cistern Fer particulars APP
ply to Mas. D. HElNE.
Shreveport January %, 1881
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HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
HAVE FOR SALE
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands IN Tracks of Forty Aerss aud
Upodrd on Long Credits and Lou Prices.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

NHE attention ofthe snieprng and Industrious portion Of the
community directed to the following statements and liberal
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS


WsSHISGrON, Feb l3-SsRdte-After the return Of
the Senate TO their Chamber from the Hall OF the Houe
of Representatives,. whittier they went at O'clock TO
participate IN counting the votes for President and Vice
President Mr.. PearSc moved the appointment Of
mittee Of conference on the Deficiency bill.
A bill for carrying into effect treaty with New Gre
NADIA passed.
Mr.. Trumbu offered resolution for the appointment
of a committee TO inform Mr.. Lincoln Of bis election
President OF the United States. The resolution as
adopted,
TIE Tariff bill was postponed
The bill organizing the militia Of the District OF Co.
lumbia, taken up.
Mr.. Mason objected TO the BILL because il required
oath TO be taken by the psivates which unusual.
The bill further debated and then reconmitted.
Several private bills were passed
HoE's-Mr She man reporteda bill authorizing the is
sue OF coupon tonds for not SIS than $50 bearing
inter- at the rate Of six per cent for any portion oil
the late loan.
Mr. Garrett opposed the BILL saying that the Pres;-
dent elect has declared war and he mr. was opposed
to military despotsm.
Mr. Sherman moved suspension Of the rules but was
/ ruled out of order.
At this point the Senate were ushered into the House,
and the joint bodies proceeded to the votes for
PRECEDENT and Vice President Toe result announced
/ by Nice-President Breckenridge.
The Senate then returned to their chamber.
Mr. HindmaH suggested that General SCOT De informed
that there for mercenary troops around the
CAPT OIL the election had been officially contaminated
The House then adjourned.
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ERoM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Feb. lS.-OSing TO reported conspiracy
against the capital the public buildings CT the city have
been fer privately guarded by small force.
In addition Other apprehensons, the fear has arisen
thai lhers is plot to blow up the capitol Ii has been
REGARDED by the p esdent sufficient consequence to
lust fy an xsmnltion of the vaults from time time,
TO b. assured no pose material has been intro
duced.
To. day the Artillery officers here ready TO put
their companies in action At moments notice in case
any attack bad been made the Capitol But so far
from these precautions being necessary, the counting of
tn electoral marked by better order than
on this occasion
Governor Hicks, Of Maryland, was to-day before the
pacia committee OF the House, appointed 10 examine
into this matter He testified that he had been led TO
relieve from private AM anonymous letters aud news
paper articles that attempt be made to disturb
the federal authorities by seziug the public buildings
He nov had Ne such apprehension.
Hon. John Wright, MEMBER of the National Confer
in session in this city, from Ohio, died to-day
OF pneumonia
TIL See etary OF Treasury has advertised Tor loan
OF IS O0p, OO0 under the recent law Of Congress
TIE Engineer .partment has modified it, former es
tmates in regard 10 tjfticaons excluding all those
south Of the Potomac CNsspt Fort Calhoun in Virginia,
and Forts J,ferson and Taylor, in Florida. The War
Department speaks Of the Importance Of the two last
named posts Cult depot and says that $3.50 O00 may
De aivantsgeously expended each in differing and
Strengthening them.
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A CARD FROM EX.sECRETARY FLOYD.

WASHINGrON, Feb. lS-Ex-Secretary Floyd has pub
lished the following card
The numerous assaults that have been made on my
character for several weeks past the newspapers, aud
which, from their nature and source could not be replied
to- have at length eliminated in the report OF the Com
m,ee of the House Of Representatives, made to that
body yesterday.
This report is an II pdrie arraignment of my official
conduct upOn parte testimony taken in secret and
in nv absence. Il is labored attempt, by inuendo,
and by of circumstance in the absence OF proof
Tx upon some indefinite completely With robbery
Of the Government Of which bad no knowledge until
about the time was publicly disclosed Nov that these
charges have been put into form, and have emansted
from responsible source, pledge myself to meet them
b7 full response ss soon as The report of this commit
cc with the evidence taken by it. has been printed and
can he ,Xamiued JOHN B. FLOYD
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STVD HORSES.

,trON" viii stand the present season. at ~
ll,t.hl. tKossuhs old stand) on the MechAE n Va
~ srs..ts an- z lie from the city Of Richmond a. -
i'e 40 the leap. and al 20 she Groom Marts well
- AZ and every care taken 70 prevent accidents
10 b., no sronshity assumed f'r e her The money
l1- be psii be'orr 49, taken
al Ale DESCRIPTION
r,ur. Isht yesrs ci this spring dark Ch'stlut Nh
q star n ;he f1rehetd IS hands and half.
a., Of the anrs proportions AMI most beautiful syne
.rs relaafksbe for beauty, szs and strength, and
h, sure f.s geiter psn,apVE
n-.,a,1" Is by Revenue size o. Sg' WaAhnEon Fanny
.r.pf,rst" &c and Is ou' % the Imported mare The
t, inpoIsd Priam winner OF the berbyl d. Del
&C., MI k,r WHINE, Of the Derby, and own BROTHER O.
,s,-l grand lam (Je-ecT Is dsm) Nv Lady By Cem IS,
.lres dan b. Dephne, rpPle Cider, BY Ming Der
- i. tv,.lig Mask, bro'rtr 90 sylvia RrEurs. Lord
60, ,-ssi.r Nlhu-y hulso Bav Turk, Bay Bolton Cooey
ny u-tlou'. g Az IA o Bytr'y Turk, buster.
f.i ODD re 'rhe ga ter tueuca1a- Daml vas Gus OF
try he'd Iptres 10 the United 'tatss At AL stan
n, f.rr nile heath she 10 0 sier 70 81, nArch,
.,fpe lh-i Ih-y beth bred A. The Royal Stud al
U.n srani.itn. Ny Lady, the dau Of tie dstu
,sa race horse Ard stallion Jereed and also the daa
,i P.s .rr Ny tldy's dam vas sio dam Of The Colo
pr a tse st. Lesser S"d o. the moe siogashet
talon. in Eagl4rd. ard her dam likewise the
49,. ~ i.uous t,ur mile horse Y TITS Pedgfr' = re-
~ - Ia. rcNur.s aud tsPecitN Cor the tountss or t't
cos cal i one the most ancient TO be f1uld In thc
- s5t 90 sngsld running back % ta- ivgn o.. ChNles
rl4 ~ >. sNu'iH
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EnryCArroN.

aid DOmlNION INsIlEUEE.s-co IN "a OS
FRANKLIN AND srH sTREsTSfhe second hall OF me see
sion school, 1850 81 vii commence 90 the 9th 81
ruAry, add end tbs Beth Of JUICE next en- nj s. .
The FRANCIS BOG - has been added TO the foui Of
Instruction. wilt With IL family de In the rstuc ouud-
lngs The MI iCkL pEpAkTMhr oil continue unde pr.
CAsEs SUI nte nd nee aeei by competent assist
ants gentleman has been empoyedo take shagr o. 'hs
ALGEBRA IL teach other hc studies
vii enpoyed 1he LECIt Rts on
BIBLICAL LITERATUKE. by Rev JAS DUNCAN Will be can
tit ue AZ FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE AIRY LECruRks
The PEPARATORY DEPARTMENT for ve-y sms girls, VIII re-
Ceive The specis OF the Pi7cipa' OF ue sthocl
The BOABBt q DEPARTMENT will be liberal aud csreuly
conducted every ey will be aft rsd young
ladies boarding Ia the family
No labor expense be make the School equal 70
any 10 the land for the education Of females.
'" l. Z sHUMArr, Pfin
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CONGRESS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES.


MoNrGoNxRY, Feb. l3.-Nr. Stephens presented 4
model flag and dvc for seal OF the Confederlcy.-
They were referred to the committee
Nr Wright presented a con municAtion from Mark A.
Cooper Offering tie Eoah Iron Works OF Georgia as a
suitable place for a national iouncry
Mr. Conrad offered resolution providing that in the
organization OF he army and navy those officers in the
seryic Of the United States who have resigned their
cmnissiors shall receive similar appointments under
the new Coufederacy.
Mr.. Memmnger moved that the Committee on Com
merc be instructed TO Iepcr, the expedercy Of re-
pealiug the navigation laws Adopted.
The Congress then went into secret session.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nv jas NJ. TAYLOR SON. AUcrs
A sHLAND HOTkL. AND OTHER VALU. -

"A ABLE REAL AND PERI ONAL PG0PERTY, ron SALE tg
BY virtue Of deer e o. The Geo cSg Q. ss oy o. ~
al Robinson and al the undersigned Commissioner thereby
p pps stsa 6 @ ss'Gn Sp'R 1
Ii. next fair day eenpg at IL o'clock A. NJ and continuing
aDS p say nns oTE ap% sss
WELL COMPANY, in the BIZ In said aue mentioned follows
Tract LAND containing shout 10 acres situated Ia
county Of Hanover 10 the town Ashland Immediately the
city Of Richmond and known ASHLAND HOTLL
l. large and h.nd,cms HOTEL BUrDiSG erected shin The
past years TIE most approved model and capable with
All the requisite ou-brilinss eched Hotel. and
among large Balloon. Boz ling and Billiard Saloons
Northern Southern Mail
sup the t Tr.irsplste Ahli and Richmond three
times daily hea iami s residing Ashland boarding
at the Eoe VIII have the privilege Psks TEXT the
70 ard from Rehm nd Tor Tie Ie wrhty yeaT w the prOes
years past rc'o o. III. citizens OF kehm nd pre-
rrtins ~h their fani during he season
Detached the hetei and placed nj distances
from tn. same 40 acre lot are NINE HANDs oaE 7.
lies boarding at he ote There are ae ana orns
ensl about The hotel and cottages
boricred by eyerg the iidn,s are 50 dis
posed bh with rrfer.nce Owen e7ce and beauty
to re1der the property not OILY The deabe
for the purposes for which assigned but
beautiful :iiga eosny The psr Of the lot
not occupied by the buildings and
hi h ate cultivation aud the vhole ssurrounded suSan
tia and ornamental Dee.
After TIE sale OF The RIAL ESTATE there will be sold large
qaartt5 Of PERioNAL PROPERTY cor sitting chiefly Of
l. The en stock OF PURN fURE PixI REsi' snd
the Hoel Cottages, Ball Room lard saeon Bowling Alley
KIT hen Laundry bakery ae comprising ike usual
variety aed In such estae hmen ea.a Of which will be
f.rDi-t Il on lie day q ssls
The Of PROVISIONS OF all kinds hand the
on the Day Il sale
Three four MCLEs aud small lot OF FARMING UTEN.
sIIs, belonging 10 the said Hotel Company.
The REAL ESTATE u be sold In toie 10 ff suit pur.
chasers Is may deem udcous the day Of sale.
TEAMS sslg Real kdIfs For much q the putehsS,
not exceeding 5000 forr cash the purcht
III prefer t. for all OF such payment shall exceed the
Of the Ne and ppoyd Negotiable vel eudonrd four
mont ntrret added he balance ofthr parchase
DOT edng eco col Ia three 6qasl n5iau eti at g. IL and -
monts the purchaser giving negotiable we'll eni red With
Interest from the day OF sale for the deferred For cit
ihr purchase money for real estate exceeding to
be lde the ey C extending cred
to at tie purchaser The poss of the property will be
given innesieiy but he title will be Withheld until all the
chaae money Is paid.
FI.@H PrPSffy Fcr all suns not exceeding 800 cah for
Of so end upwards approved negotiable nce vel,
do sei, with intrrest added from the dsy "f sale
HENRY L. BROOKE, Con'r
JAMS VI. Tau y sCH AucS frii-ds otds
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DrpnANIADY.lN s

- c,ursh1 Of mary years experience In 'n ion, ana
nc Nnul,v Xrslu'A references desires manage
- s sais IN ne toEn Of Richmond, or In lis inue-
trvaie IN ,Hasd 70 tesch the IN slsh ltnsuag=
's ..e So 5s ON e eSs seai and
nrtn ne large sAA-y Addresl, stating Parti'u u
a,,at bone - n Wh Once. Richmond tela-d1el.-
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly filing up With population; s63O25 persons
having added since 1887 making the present population
1890. ratio OF lO2 per cent In ten years.
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WALTER Il. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN EY AT LAW,

RICHMOND. VA,
WILL practice regularly In all the Courts held In the City
w Richmond and counties Of Henrco Chesterfield shd Anne
Ia -,
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TIE Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than those OF
any state The products out during The past year
ceeded The wheat crop Of s61 approaches bJ
bushels. white the yields not less than loOO'
bushels
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DR =. w, GARLIGk.-DEA

ss-Th.vs for some months used In my family Sc M
49, -. lid Haktng 20 - drrs, and take ri. as
l's ns them al antilles as the very best article
s a:a ss% irpi :is Sa isi s..d
sNci's o' ~ Respectful y, J. kcHNE LEWsLJES.
- t,ly g,sS 1SsD fe2 n
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s,l. cendn t.d ,y Gnnnrr Arrgss6r ..uct,.. fr0
A uCIr SILK nranoss ANnTonac

"A co FACTORY FIXrCPES.IB OF ac,'t,n deed
"fru,t 70 from O. W JOINS and @ H. Tn r1on, (s- part
Under tie le Of Jonrs Th0fn'on dated ~ d. Ct Fbru.
ary 1870 shall MONDAY re 18th dsy Of F,b uary lS6
the Auction Rooms o! recor Davis II O'Clock proceed
at public auction 10 tie bses, bidder I've Slaves three sG
two wcmca.
Cary, anil II h-lf IS s cts lately occupied by tsld Jones
orn'n all e Factory Fixture fIsrtue and utensils rsed
SID Jones 4 Thornton.
TEas-Ror tn SAVES cs Tor the fixtures ali Gad ,l60
ash over fl'O Jour IA, rred aetct adsd, negotlsts
notes tsi'.fae..I y endorsed.
ie6 tbs r. A. LANCASTER.
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WASHINGTON
yHE SPRING SESSION Of this Institution will begin 10th OF
III January
Those expecting to enter should be here pobe to commence
regularly with the classes facit for mpsrng liberal
education ample charges little than
MAJ would be subjected seveniyave dollars will
the Tuition Board Fuel and contingent fee for Ave
months
Por additional information, address
L. T. Willy, President
Enorv q "
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waco COTTON LANDS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES
lNhE undersigned proposes uge Negroes,
4 irc on 10 aV,v Acres OF the nnsst Cotton Lands in
fsEOo Valley.
soGe OF ese LANDS In eul.Yaon, 9Th siesm NILS s1i
ons-othes are deAtsasd b. - il'y improved
These Lands are IN the r!ches. portions Of Yoo end Washing.
ton counties OF and convenient aavgs
Any perso6s Sslne &c So.oae referred Nsrs. J. n.
Anderson Co., fedsgar Iron vSris Richmond Va
address, W. BARNETT,
n LAWPEECE
des-da Y.too civ M,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-14
THE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

The 1ris dsbt Is only sss H. and Eiq me ha nrss
year, been rdaed t2s9lS So and os nfy reda'ndby
| expect hat ~ Ten gears IL ISH become estinci
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-14
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere the Industrious farmer such Immediate
cults for his upon these prairie soils they being composed
Of deep rich loam fertility Of which unsurpassed by