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g,FTyc, o,no,oJ Racaiyar under the rrovisions Of
- s.S A. f +fo t1afion If tho Estates prom
e and Efncts If 4jien Enemies Ee for the section
~ M taa cor,rrisin(r the parishes IL Caddo DeSoto
h CofaJerata Cart boId< sessions al Shreveport
Thercfre iI partes havi business with The Office Will
confer favor iii Communicating their information III
5arc1 name Il nronerfv Where situated supposed
Toinn Ind tbci, OWN Residences OF place of business
sai ,, ,:, c a"5 Ia f,r oar1iratio9
Fear las been EXPRESSED that peremptorv demand
will be made for payments of debts due to aliens and
summary means used in contscatin their property to
fbe rcat datrnent Of the community. This is great
rsf9xo The Receiver will not willingly throw any i'm
airpnt in the yyav of business but hopes in every in
Stance TO secure the rights of the Government without
the least derinent to private interests and as much as
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An EARNEST APPEAL
TO THE FRIENDS OF TUE
Sick and Wounded Soldiers of the South,

THE Soldiers Relief Society Tennessee having been
authorised and desired ny the secretary Of war; and
BY the medical director Of this division OF our army, to
perform the services in the Confederate States Hospitals
shlch they have discharged under the direction Of the
governor in the State Hospital, have assumed similar
charge and supervision Of the following Hospitals State
hospital LIST College street hospital, I'd College street
hospital Front street hospital Cedar street hospital Ell
lett hospital. These are now filed with patients from
as armies the C0nfederaCy and every effort is being
made provide others fast the increasing ueccs
les of tue service demand additional accommodation.
have entered upon the discharge of our duties with
discrimination TO do all in power whatever cost of
personal comfort or convenience to alleviate the mIsfor
tunes and to contribute to the wants and comforts of the
gallant defenders of our soil who may be stricken down
tF disease, OF the casualties OF war.
are receiving liberal contributions to aid as IN cur
work from every portion Of the Contederacy but the de
nands upon daily increasing and We send forth
lsr assistance with the confident expectation that VIII
oepF0npty and ay0rablv responded to by every South
s4 neart, Ihe contributions most needed are money!
sugar and maassgS cotton for mattresses blankets fan
netunder clothing provisions OH any articles which may
" useful or necessary for the SICK the wounded or the
o54FalcsceRt These when received distributed To-
VI oiefent hospitals under the supervision Of the emil
I Lsls medical Gi ecJor, Or Yaudel However small may
n lae nsrins.c value Of articles contributed let it be
5rae 10 mind Ia If there is multitude Of contributors
'-S aggregate will be large.
r S2llflpuu01s should be addressed to Mrs FELICIA
n 1OHIER, No 3s Cedar street Nashville, Tenn, and
mere It is pracu5e and proper to do So the wishes Of
complied with
rom the patriotic citizens ofthe Conederacy we anti
ae prompt and generous response to this our appeal
-7a Of the gallant soldiers who have eonsecrated
ssif lives to our noble cause and who have been pros
l9a while defending our homes from the aggressions
aar1thless invader.
FELICIA GUNDY PORTER, President
IT, VICE PRESIDENTS.
aFs. John NJ. Bass Mrs. John Bell
Sterling Cockrill Mary Crockett
Matthew Watson, Liston Stones
orvIle Ewing, r. d c. Howell,
Mrs. THOMAS MARSH ATJ Secretary
Mrs. L. D. HUSTON Treasurer.
rdv@TD-i articles TO be shipped to Mr. HENRY W.
NJ NJ New Orleans, and 10 PICKETT. W0RMLEY
snPmS Tenn janis
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rnm nrleans Market.

j. ME sales of cotton, for future delivery
.a' nart OF the week, comprise 8139 bales,
during Y" yotEnG doing during the past three days
At 84c N2'n" 59rs Fl cotton from lit Sep to date,
The total ,rts5 name Stock On hand III or bales.
l7s3 bales "a 751IO extra, SO 1922 90.
5pL-o.sr---lIess s44 0J@545 Up bbl.
6 P'.r.nny--stles, 25@28c; shoulders, 2SG24e.
I5llrr5o-22@24c. D. b.
tEanPl.S-s5@ gOcts. % bushel
SSo,rrs-Sl Io@5l 80 u bushel
S9-1o,5,p--l4. ,, 3, 4@6c. t! ID.
S,..szs-I4@l7c. q gallon.
GGoog-T1rr-Rio, 5o@55c. Il ID.
Tgsg8,lrsErY-Recdfed,S 81 2o@5l 80 fsgalion.
CATTLE MARKET, Jan. %.
Twas and Lake. .Sl5@35 II head.
BEEF ....,...'........8 @12 p b. gross.
Ho5s,,'' '............ ...$3 O0@5 II head.
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4. I. HAY. Recruiting Officer.
Headquarters First Division, western Depart

COLUMBUS, KY, December "A, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS-No. %,
4 Ii is Hereby ordered that hereafter leaves of alb
senCe to officers or furloughs to men, shall be gran
tea eycept by the Major General Commanding.
2 All leaves aud frloughs issued by any officer ofthls
command prior this date hereby revoked and the
officers and soldiers whom they have been granted
ordeRed to report to their commanding officers immed
aeIy il their leaves Burroughs have expired, and not
later than fifteen days from this date fthey do not expire
sooner.
B. The Commanding Officers Of Divisions and Of Regi-
euts Battlons and Corps not assigned to any Division
ac ordered forward To these Headquarters Immediate
g on Tile receipt &c this order list of the officers and
men of their commands who absent, without leave,
stating the length Of time they have been SO absent
IA All officers detailed on recruiting service, any
special service that require them to be absent from their
Commands Company Reglmental business, are or
dered to report for duty at once.
& Soldiers and officers who are absent on sick leave
are ordered to report themselves at for duty for
ward to these Headquarters immediately certificates OF
their inability do So signed by surgeon OF the Con
ftdarate States Army, certificate Of private physl-
clan duly sworn to and subscribed before any one au-
thorisedt to administer oaths.
s. Commanding Officers of this Division are ordered
not u forward these Headquarters any Applications
for leaves Of absence floughs except II the most ar-
gent cases and accompany such applications WIZ the
Written reasons why they forward them.
Z The Major General Commanding informs the Army
Under his command that he deems it the duty ct every
officer and colder in theConfederate service to remain at
His post ard ihat he will exert all Of his official authorl-
tv toDunis with the penalties all officers and
soldiers A1 absent themselves without leave granted by
himself
ByIcoruuaud Of Major Gen. POLK.
GEO WILLIAMSON, Major,
is A. A. General
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FASIIIUNlABIl IAtLOIAs
Market street, opposite the Postohce, Shreveport La
IA WOULD respectfully inform the gentlemen of this
"a place and the surrounding country that he can
2f always be found at his old stand, as above, and
socits their patronage feeling assured that he will give
satisfaction He has lately returned from New Orleans
with fine assortment Of seasonable goods all fresh and
of the most fashionable styles, selected by himself ex
pressy the accommodation of his patrons conprs-
ing fine black and coored French and English summer
cloths Merinos Linen Drings, together with every
description of goods for coats and pantaoons plain and
fancy silk narselles and other yesngs The best cut
tiers and workmen employed and all work will be
executed in superior style and at the very lowest
prices Suits for weddings balls or parties will be fur
nisbed at the shortest notice. May S, 1861.
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f. MULHAUPT,
SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY,

Corner of Cotton street and Texas road.
- The undersigned, having erected commodious
Eii factory, and procured machinery, embracing all
I'LL the late improvements, are now prepared to exc
cute any in his line at the shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms. lie viii make to order
any description Of sash, Doors BIinds, sc. Will
also keep Oh hand all sizes of mouldings etc. etc All
orders from the country punctually attended to.
January "a 1855. F. MULHAUPT
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LEXINGTON LIVERY STABLE.

1RSzszzssSS, s79vzgz7 THE undersigned, proprietor
5kfiL [44-6%4ffsiy ofthelarge fre-proofL Livery
EE{4iAaz~2AEN M stable ,on Texas Street, just
above Market Street is pveparedto supply the travelling
public with horses buggies hacks andcarrages Horses
viii be kcnt by the day or month The services of ex-
perienced ostes 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 NAV RELY on upon his strict attention to their inter
ests His stables will be amply supplied with the best
provender that the country or New Orleans will afford
Horses viii be sold or purchased on commission
Oct II 1870 ! 4, BAYIISS.
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RS From the plantation Of J. 2 SUTTON, in Lafayette
" county, Ark on the 9thinst., negro man named
~, ALEcE aged about Y years, Of black complex
a ~ ion, about feet, inches in height weighs about
15 pounds stout built inclined to be round sAouldered
chick lips good negro ider Had On when he ley
yeOwish green pair Of pants old kerscy coat and white
bat.
viii pay liberal reward for the boy Aleck being
lodged ia any jail where can get him; or for any evl-
dence that viii convict the thief, . -..,
Address. RUTH MCKNIGHT,
sd - Randolph. Arkansas
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NOTICE.

zFY negro boy joins having eIoped from my service
WI hereby warn ali persons against hireing or har-
boring him under the penalty of the law.
''''17 J. C. BEALL.
rt---,-.,rt Ton Goth 1gn1-2t
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SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY,

NhEENSBUhU, Ala.
TENE Exercises of this Institution in all the Schools of
L Instruction. will be resumed on the FIRST WEDNEs-
DAY IN OCTOBER.
By authority of the Trustees Company Of Cadets viii
be organised and instruction given in the Military Art
without interfering with scholastic duties
Confederate bonds Treasury Notes viii be taken in
payment of fees
Full information in relation to the course of study &C.
is furnished in the annual announcement which will be
sent to all applying forit. W. N. WIGHTMAN,
august Chancellor
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N,s-,=s,l !. $27 30, and $50 per year for clothes
Texas has land to give from her magnificent and ample
domains to all who join her forces;
One more company will enable the Battalion to have
Lieutenant Colonel, though any number from or
mere will he receive by the Recruiting Officer, but with
tho view OF forming another company. The readiness
with which soldiers have enlisted proves that
Battalion viii be full. This Battalion have gone into
winter quarters DOugasvle, Gass County, Texas
With an experienced field officer the members are full
" preparing themselves for successful campaign.-
Those willing to Join will be ready with horse and rig
gng, doublcbarrel shot gun sabre, and i possible,
brace Of pistols
Our commanding officer distinguished himself in the
Mexican war, and only those who are prepared 70 meet
victory or death wanted by our commander. We
know him well aud would enlist the brave only. Our
destinations Missouri where the heroic Sterling Price
Heaven gave him his name has covered himself with
glarv His campaign in Mexico most brilliant
though only slender force he routed much greater
6ers His victorious winter campaign against the insr
gent Indians deserve to be enrolled among the brilliant
acts of the Mexican While his victories at Taos
and Rosales will be living epstes forever read and ap
plauAed Never will his five successful battles in his
Statd be forgotten. The battle OF Lexington, his crown
ing tlory WIN not be surpassed, victory great and
much like Jacksons at New Orleans 1t need but be said
that with the aid he will receive from Arkansas and Tex
as hA will early in the spring Missouri to u.s. and
thus benefit the entire ContedeTacy and forever close all
communication by land to California from Linc0lndUm
Soys OF THE SouTH need you be reminded that the
brightest names Histories page were born on
Bern su2 That victory perches on Southern stand
ardsa 10 YOU then granted the privilege OF enrolling
your names with other gallant sons Of the South For
this irss have been created to bear glorious part
in uubindng The cords fdesp0tsm None of us
own, mot must nature assert her sway. God com
manis the sacrifice. COME JOIN Us At ONCE.
r. p. CRUAP, Major Commanding
lst Battalion Texas Cavalry.
A T. HAY Recruiting Officer fiant-tf
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NJ BAER,
Dealer in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. PRODUCE,
WINES, LIQUORS,
. ILAMBUAI IND BaR GIURTS,
Corner Of Texas and Spring Street,

BAK GIUKTS
Corner of Texas and Spring Street
SHREVEPORT La.
HAVING removed to his fine large, and commod-
Ii GUS store rooms, which he has had erected on the
site of his old stand takes this method ofiuformng his
old friends and thepubIic generally that havngustre
turned from New Orleans with large and complete
stock every description of goods consisting of Gro
ceries Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware Plantation and
Family Supplies Of every description all of which hav
ing been and purchased for cash. heis
enabled to sell goods at Lower PRICES than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
tended to him, he asks a continuance of the same.
Shreveport, March Il, 1850.
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NOTICE.

FEIHE would respectfully say to his friends
4 who are indebted to him on his old stable business,
please call on II. CARLTON, and make settlement
must have my business closed and in need Of the
proceeds A. j. HITCHCOCK.
Shreveport, November g. 1s61-8m
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Branch Of the Citizens Bank, !

SHREVEPORT, I'D sept, Is6I.
TE7HIS BANK viii hereafter, pay and receive at its
4 counter, PAR, the Treasury Notes Of the Coufed-
crate States and the Notes of other Banks Of New Or
leans.
Owners ofpaper deposited in this Bank for collection
unless willing to be governed by thsregulaon, re-
sep95-tf ULCER LAUYE, Cashier
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NOTICE.

TrroRsHIP OF THE Minor GIRs OIL .FLoURNoY, decd
TFIEETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Parish OF
/ Cadio Noticeis hereby given that ORA. FL9uRNoY,
the minor heirs Of Z. W. Eioumoy, deceased has
ls day fled in the clerks office his annual account IN
,ad tnforship praying that the same be approved ho
noogIted and made the Judgment Of the court.
And unless opposition is made thereto within thirty
AMI be time prescribed by law, said annual account
vii. Be approved, homologated and made the Judgment
IF Tie court, as prayed TON,
80 Given undermy band and seal Of office this 25th
I'LL aa5g-5t N Z. WRIGHT, Clerk
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ST. JAMES IOTEL.
CONFEDERATION RESTAURANT,

ssgs~,-- Tezasstreet adjoining theCon- <es2S 4.
ssss7N 80 Federation Coiee-house) AsGAGaEAA
EENHIS well known and popular establishment is now
H. open for the accommodation Of citizens and stran-
gers Thepubc 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 any hour, day night Every eNer-
ton will be used for the accommodation of VISITORS and
the waters will be found civil and attentive. Families
and parties whaye their orders promptly attended to.
ShreYepnft. Oct. Z. 1859.
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NnTICE.

WE have appointed H. j. G. BATTLE agent to col
w ect all moncps due u.s. and to bring suit when ne
cassary during our absence from the Parish
STRAUS d BRO.
shrerenort jan g, Is52-2t
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J. Q. BEALL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW and
II General Collecting Agent-Ofice Market Street,
near the post office Shreveport La Will attend all
business entrusted him the parishes Of Caddo, De-
Soto and Bossier. july 3, 1861.
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.Ey-FALL AND WINTER GOODS ct
Still Ahead of all Trade!

TEXAS STREET, SHREvEpoRr,
+ssg HAS Just received per steamers Era No 4, ~ n
@@sS Fleta Yazoo Belle Rescue and Iarkin <s%I
! 49, Edwardsan extensive and complete stock = =
Of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the mauufactu-
rers selected person expressly for the Shreveport
ket ana including all the latest and most fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, sc.
This stock being the foremost and most complete in
town is well worthy the attention Of all purchasers who
may rest assured that they will be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots Shoes and Brogans for ladies', men and boys,
embracing all qualities and sizes.
AIso-i large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, Plantation Stores, Hardware, Cutlery
Glassware Queensware etc, etc. to all of which the
attention Of my old patrons and thepubcis solicited
nov2 A. WINTER.
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- Horses bought and sod mere
~ Attached to the establishment is a celebrated Far
rier who guarantees the shortest time the most
formidable diseases that hoTSeknd is heir to- such as
Blind Staggers Big Shoulder Big Head Chambers Swie-
ney Distemper Founder, Gravel, and Distempers and
cries made in that line Give us call and try our sys-
n
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...-.. ry,.........-,......Sl SIS
.N ......,. ................-... l6
Jackson JU uUutg gomez .............. III
jackson 10 Selma, ............. s3........... u
Distances by railroad and stage Montgomery Ala VIZ
Fichsburg to Scooba, by railroad, ....... ISL miles
Sco0ba to Newborn BY stage, ........... SO
Newbern to Selma, by railroad, .......... 40
Selma to Montgomery, by stage, ...-..... 30
3A2 miles
SsTrayeers, ifthey prefer, take the boat at Sci
na for Montgomery with the same ticket.
FROM Fieksburg to Selma, thlrty-tour hours.
From Ficksburgh TO Montgomery forty-six hours.
B. l.. BOULINEAU,
General Superintendent
JEMISON, FICkLIN, POWELL & Co,
isn29-t Proprietors Stage Line.
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SCHEDULE.
d this road viii leave Vicks-
iarrive at those places daily,
schedule
81 y NJ;
5.15 DO;
corning at $50 A. N.
1915 p. NJ.
?. NJ.
.iP. NJ.
orniug at : A. NJ.
luA. NJ.
this point connects with the
reat Northern road for New
via the Mississippi Central
bile aud Ohi0railroad, max
nth; also with Selma and
See stage advertisement.
Vicksburg, Shreveport and
@. and from thence by stage
1rtwith stage for Marshall,
nts in eastern and northern
achic, Mansfield, Natchito-
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NOTICE.

TOURING my absence from the parish, Ed. EBERsrADT,
y ESQ., is niv duly authorised agent and fully empow-
cred to transact all business for me. W. MARKS.
Nov ]
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~ 49, zxggsS MATTRESSES WILLow-WARE,
SszJ--=----=I1E5 WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING s5csg<nz
Glasses Glass Plates Gilt AouIdings. etc. ETC. etc, etc
Keeps constantly hand large stock of the above
articles purchased direct from the manufactures ena-
bling him to sell at New Orleans prices, adding freight
to this place He invites those in want of any thing in
his line give him call and he viii use his best efforts
to give general satisfaction. march7
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LAJAA-AES Alttoil-ALL 1sGftidft
ep Mrs. 7. D. HUSTON, Treasurer.
cilyE4T-D4 articles to BE- shipped to Mr. HENRY w
: p HemPbi, Tam - z IAN ans
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COOK & TROEGEL,
Successor to Austin & Goodwyn,)

tOOh q lhCEdEl,
Successor to Austin GoodWyn,)
MANUFACTURERS
Copper, Tin, Zine and Sheet-Iron Ware.
Texas STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE MARKET.
HAVING removed into the new and commodious
"a brick building, on Texas street adjoining the
Rs corner of Market, Opposite old stand and
EgsA greatly increased our stock and oherfacili
'f&~N we are now prepared to execute with prompt
ness every description of Copper, Tin, Zinc Lead and
SheeIron Work Particular attention will be paid to
putting up cutters and conductors, fixing metallic pumps
in cisterns and wells etc
large stock of Manufactured Tnware embracing ev-
cry variety, kept constantly on hand
Our stock OF stoves IS the most complete ever brought
to this place. and embraces all the latest most approved
patents ofC00KING, OFFICE, PARLOR and CHURCH
STOVES ofwestern and northern manufacture selected
expressly for tAe Shreveport Eastern Texas and Ar
kansas trade.
Country merchants and all others wishing to make
purchases are invited call and examine our stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere as our rates will be
found unusually low and terms easy.
All orders from the country promptly executed. ms
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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.
s2SSs Has Just received from New Orleans an I'D
sga&s extensive assortment OF fresh asS4H
IN FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES, - "a
CoNFEcroNERY CRYsTALsED FRUITS, CANDIES, CoRDIALs,
&C. selected in person expressly with view Of meeting
the wishes of his patrons, and embracing almost every
article suitable to the season. including every description
of French West India and American Preserves and Je
lies Pickles Kechups and Sauces, Grystalised fruits,
Fruits put up in their juice, Brandy Fruits Pie
Fruits Crauberries, Figs, Prunes Citron, Dates Cur
rants Rasins Almonds, Pecans Fiberts, Brazil Nuts,
superior fresh Candies, Sugar Puns plain and motto
Kisses Lozenges Gum Drops Syrups, superior Cakes,
fresh Oranges, Lemons Apples, Pine Apples, &C., &c
His supply Of Groceries is very large consisting IN part
Of Sugar and Coffee Tea, Chocolate, Hams, Candles,
Soap Starch Flour, Molasses Mackere Herrings, Sar-
dimes HOLSTERS Olives Anchovies, Mustard Soda, But
ter and Water Crackers Goshen, Western, Pine Apple
and Swiss Cheese Goshen Butter, Lard Salt, Pepper
Spices Indigo, Sweet and Lard Oil.
superior assortment Of Liquors Of every description:
Brandies Whiskey, Gin, Port, Madeira Caret andWhite
Wines Champagne, London Porter Scotch Ale, Cider,
&c, &c, &c.
Toys and Fancy Articles of every description for chill
dren Superior Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
Suppers Confectionery and Refreshments for Parties,
Balls or Weddings furnished at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms. decl5
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I OFFER for sale my Plantation, situated four miles
southwest ofShFevePort in the parish Of Caddo and
half mile from the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Tex
as Railroad. containing thirteen hundred and twenty
acres about three hundred and fifty of which are in
cultivation. There is the place good overseer's
house, negro cabins cribs 4nd stables, and well ofas
good water there IN the parish will sell the place
forless than the timber On it is worth.
Shreveport, Aug a, l859-f VI. WATSON
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CHIEF COLLECTOR's OFFICE,
-, n,.1g r,,a IAooar,, ~, IL 1-F1

am, very respectfully, your,
ROBT. VI. LUSHER, Chief Collector.