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A44 mlIes
Connecting at Houston with Railroad and Stage Lines
to Austin, San Antonio, Matagorda, lndanoa. Corpus
Passengers to secure seats in the Stages nobe de
tanned the route must purchase Through Tickets and
have their names registered the Way BILL by applying
at the Railroad Steamboat Dad Stage Office, St Charles
Hotel Rotunda upstairs G. S. KELLEY, Agent.
P. Shaving been resident of Texas for the past
twenty-five years, will take pleasure in giving any nfor
nation concerning the country different routes in Tex
as. 9. ). KELLEY,
Formerly of the Kelley House,
darfS+ at Houston and Galveston
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Sic g Be i further enacted, That persons not
liable for duty may be received substt for those
who are under such regulations as may t prescribed
by the secretary Of war
Sec 10. Be it further enacted, That all vacancies
shall be filed by the president from the company bat
talon, squadron regiment in which such vacancies
shall occur by promotion according to seniority,
cept in cases Of disability or other ncompetency;
Provided however, That the president may, when in
his opinion it may be proper, fill such vacancy
cances by the promotion OF any officer officers,
private privates from such company battalion,
squadron regiment who shalt have been distinguish
ed in the service by exhibition of Yalor and SKILL and
that whenever vacancy shall occurin the lowest grade
OF commissioned officers Of company, said vacancy
shall be filed by election; Provided, That all appoint
mens made by the president shall be by and with the
advice and consent Of the senate
SEC. II. Be it further enacted That the provisions
of the first section of this relating to the election
Of officers shall apply those regiments battaions and
sGuadrOnS which are composed OF twelve mouths and
war companies combined in the organisation,
without regard to the manner IN which the officers
thereof were originally appointed.
SEC II. Be it further enacted, That each company
OF infantry shall consist Of hundred and twenty
five rank and file; each company of field artillery Of
one hundred and fifty rank aud file and each Of cavalry
Of eighty rank and file.
SEC 49, Be it further enacted, That all persons
subject to enrolment who are now in the service under
the provisions of this act shall be permitted previous
to stcn enrolment to volunteer in companies in
THE service.
Shreveport Price-Current.
This report sJroees actual safes made yesterday.l
demonstrating, &C.
SUGAR-N. 0. brown, 509c. n ID.
MoLAssHs- 330373cts. W gall.
FLoUR-Tcxas, 8!Ql9cts. 13 1b.
PoRk-Mess, -C035 90 II Dbl.
BacoN-Sides clear, $4,000; ribbed, I8@20c. shout.
ders, 18@20e; sugar-cured hams g q b.
LABD-l6@2oc u tb.
SALr-%9 O00l&lO II sack.
WHiskEY--53 o00Q3 50 ~ gall.
OIL--Lard, 81 40 q 2 so II gall.
CANDLEs-Star 48@50c. n ID.
CoRN-50@65c. p bushel.
RoPE-@-c. p ID.
N4lls--s- oo@-oo ~ key. IRos-9@loc. y Ii.
BAGGlNG-Ky. &c; India, &c.
Suor-$-09- q bag. LEAD--BAR,-0-c p Ii.
HIDEs-5@6e. r ii.
WDoL-25035cts. p Ii.
LEATHER-Sole, 30@35cts N IL. Upper 40@5octs.
II u Harness, 4o@5octs u p.
On the night of the 4th instant at the residence Of
Capt. DaSheII, this place, Mrs JULIA A. HERRE
FORD, formerly of Tennessee aged about s. years.
/. O. o. II.
Taa Mn TIE regular meetings Of Meth Hodge,
C U No. q are held DO, on Wednesday evenings
street n. SELIGMAN n. G.
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NJ. B AER
Dealer in
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, PRODUCE.
WINES TIOTJOF7E
STEAMBOAT AND BAR STORES,
Conner Of Texas and Snrino Street

STEAMBOAT IND BAN oIUELo,
Corner Of Texas and Spring Street
\ SHREVEPORT, La.
+ AFING removed to his fine large, and commodi-
LII Gus storerooms, which he has had erected the
site of his old stand takes this method of informing his
old friends and the public generally that havngjustre
turned from New Orleans with large and complete
Stock Of every description of goods consisting of Gro
ceres Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware, Plantation and
Family Supplies Of every description, all Of which hay
ing been purchased for cash. heis
enabled sell goods Lower PRICES than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
tended TO him, he asks continuance OF the same.
Shreveport, March "A, 1860.
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SOUR kROUT.

SOUR KROUT.
AE RS. I.ARMIER, has large supply of Sour Krout,
w which made under her own superintendent,
and is offered for sale at the lowest prices. Orders
be left with her girl at the market. dec25
FENHE subscriber has on hand large quantity Of RYE
which will be sodIn quantities y sut purchasers.
nor2T II. BAER.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that from and after 1st December 1851
i we shall adopt the CASH system exclusively and No
work will be delivered unless the money IS paid down for
the same. STEWARD JkNELL.
Shreveport October 80, 1861.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!
A. WINTER,
Texas STREET, SHREvEPol

So Has just received per steamers Fra No. z, - n
YNas Fleta, Yazoo Belle, Rescue, and Larkin x
3D. Edwardsan extensive and complete stock = =
of Fall and Winter Goods, direct from the manufaetu-
selectedn person expressly for the Shreveport
ket and including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions Of
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C.
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, and boys
Ill qualities and sizes.
Also-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries Plantation Stores, Hardware, Cutlery
Glassware, Queenswafe, etc. etc, to all of which the
attention Of my old patrons and the pubcis solicited
nov2 A. WINTER.
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ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLES.

CORNER TENAs EDWARD STREETS, SHREVEPORT, La.
NT}55Azk : fsz4RssS$5 TIE undersigned having pur.
$s Ss3}1l- E M chased this well known estab-
Vz44AG%@R44AAzA- k~as shment, beg leave to inform
the citizens OF Shreveport and the public generally that
they prepared to accommodate the community with
short or long drives OF rides horseback hacks bug
gics and carriages prepared carrypa8
sengers to any part the country, i'll the State OF
it horses kept BY tile day, week month The stables
well ventilated and well supplied with the best Of
proyender. Having employed experienced ostlers,
pains expenses will be spared to give satisfaction TO
all those who will favor them with their patronage
SIMS & DAY
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NEW STORE.
l,tLf INV

SAM IEN 7,
Texas street, adjoining the Phmnix,
EAS taken the stand lately occupied by NJ Levy and
L Il has opened large assortment OF Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and shoes, all which will be sold
at the very lowest prices.
UPPER RED RIVER NAVIGATION.
YE7HE LAKE AND BAYOU NAVIGATION COMPA-
& NY organised under special ACT Of thelegislature
of the State Of Louisiana have completed Canal that
boats may pass around the raft whenever the waeris su
fcieht for navigation below and above she raft
Boatmen and shippers are hereby notified that the fol
lowing rates ofto have been established by the Board
Of Directors:
% cents per bale Cotton
1919 cents per barrel on other freight
614 cents per K barreIon other freight
Measurements to be made according to the usage of
steamboatmen in the Red River trade.
r. H Lindsay Of Shreveport is the Collector for the
By order fthe Board. Il. L. HODGE.
Shreveport, Nov II l860tf Treasurer
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Shreveport. May 90, 1861.
pAICTHT,E HOFISE.
PRIVATE BOARDING,

1sEg~ PRIVATE BOARDING,
sz TT5ass Travis Street adjoining the Baptist
"a ItFEEEs..aa5 n Church, Shreveport
$50 11sss TIE subscriber has had her premises
thoroughly renovated which now re6pened for the
permanent and transient boarders and
solicts the patronage of her friends and the public
pledging herself that nothing shall be wanting her
part that tend to the comfort and pleasure of her
part Of the town. free of dust or noise and at the
time but aew steps from the Of business affords
unusual Inducements boarders, who will al all times
find it comfortable home. Families and single gentle
pheasant rooms, and day boardcrs will be
accommodated. Octl7 Mis-. A. i. TAlNTOR.
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NOTICE,
eport, january 80, 186l-feb5

ENRON and after date NJ LEVY is my duly authorised
agent fully empowered to transact any business for
me- SAM LEVY.
Ghrovn,or+ January Al 1891 fahf
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HOST Or TISIAID

LOaT Or MISLAED.
an or about the 18th Feb'y a small morocco Pocket
W Book, containing several notes and valuable pa
pers. One note for Seventeen Hundred and Seventy
four Dollars said note was drawn by Henry Pitts, Re
corder favor of John A. Willis dated about the first
ofJanuary, 1860 and signed by Laura J. and James
Willis due January LIST, 1852. 4 note drawn by d. B..
Willis for One Hundred DG.ars dated : August 1851;
and due January lst lss2 Also about ten dollars, in
Shreveport money.
All persons are hereby forwarned from trading for
any notes or accounts favor of the undersigned pay
ment has been stopped. Any person finding the above
pocket book will confer favor by leaving the same at
the office ofthe South Western. JOHN a. WILLIS,
Shreveport March 70, l552-5t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
nURING my absence from the parish En-. ERERsrApT,
y Esq is my duly authorised agent and fully empow
cred to transact all business for me. w. MARKS.
Shreveport, Nov. Is, 1861.
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NOTICE.


n URING my absence from the parish, L. NJ. Esq.
~ willac agent forme my mother, SUSAN TABER
aprill7 f. y. IABEk
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ENRON and after the First Of August the price for shoe
Il ing horses will be TWO DOLLARS
ROBSON 4 KIMBLE.
ShrnvpDOrr Aur. + l~61-t
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

FUl& Ols SLAtIEI,
.Tg7HAT valuable tract Of Land lately occupied BY
Il VIM Simmons situated six miles west of Shreye-
port the public road leading TO Marshall Texas 600
acres well improved, in good condition for cultivation
with good dwelling house and cabins good gin house
and MILL stables &C, 743 acres well tnbered,
Apply to the undersigned
fa1,S-tf b +, HODGE
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
=s;zz3 Es zzsszs US; - - $50

Sszzzss:5} Sz;Et5sz5 80 go I Il
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
TE7HE Passenger Trains this road will leave yicks
burg and Meridian and arrive at those places daily,
according to the following schedule
Leaves Vicksburg at $50 ?. NJ;
*Arrives at Jackson at 5.15 do;
Leaves jackson next morning At 6.oo A. NJ
+Arriyes at Meridian at 1915 + n,
Leaves Meridian at AS =. u.
arrives at Jackson at II P. NJ
Leaves Jackson next morning at a. N.
Arrives at Vicksburg at 10 A. NJ.
THE Southern railroad at this point connects with the
New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern road for New
Orleans and all points north via the Mississippi Central
TAT this point with the Mobile and Ohio railroad, max
ing connection north and south; also with Selma and
Montgomery by stage line See stage advertisement.
- At Vicksburg with theEicksburg, Shreveport and
Texas railroad to Monroe La and from thence BY stage
to Shreveport At Shreveport with stage for Marshall,
Henderson, Tyler and p0nts in eastern and northern
Texas also with stage for keacht Mansfield, Natchlto
ches and Alexandria.
RAILROAD AND STAGE LINE
1914 TO THE EAST! gzEss:g8
Tg1HRDT Il and close connections to Selma and Mont.
4 gomery, Ala, and to the north and east.
By the Southern railroad daily to Meridian, thence by
Mobile and Ohio railroad daily except Sundays TO Iau
derale station and Scooba From Scooba daily in Four
Coaches via Gainesville Clinton Eutaw andGreens
boro, to Newbern thence by Alabama and Mississippi
river railroad, via Uniontown to Selma, and stages
steamboat TO Montgomery, Ala, connecting at Enaw
with ari-weekly line to Tuscaloosa and Greensboro
with daily lines 10 Tuscaloosa and to Marion, Ala.
From Lauderdale station tr-weekY, viz: On Tuesday
THURSDAY and saturday, in Four Horse Coaches. Via
Livingston Biufport and Demopolis to Uriontown on
Aabama and Mississippi river railroad and thence as a
boye to Selma and Montgomery; and on Monday, We'd
nesdav and Friday Two Horse Coaches via Livingston
Bluffport and Portland 10 Greenboro Ala there con
Meeting with the lines from Scooba
Prices forthrough tickets follows:
yicksburg to Montgomery, .................S1 SIS
Ticksburg to Selma, Observation-Disclosures. Is
jackson 70 Montgomery, Observation-Disclosures. II
sI1-
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4 rENf1 HE,NtEIGN.

9 TIE RED RIVER RANGERS will meet at the courthouse
sA on THIS DAY. the 18th inst at clock NJ for the
III purpose felecting officers and organising torimme
MP diate service.
H. Feow-citizens Of this and neighboring parishes
and counties invited to cooperate with US il raising
and organising the company.
/ ShrhycDOrt Nav I, 1862.
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TEXAS Il NEW ORLEANS GREAT SOUTH
Western Passenger Route.
gsz..zzzsssz=3a - 80 80 80

a5g=ess-sA IL.ztt g : E 49, 5
C0HvEYISG THE CONFEDERATE MAIL AND S0urH WEsTERN
EXPRESS
Tg7EAINs leaves Depot Of 10, Q and G W Railroad
Z ut Aeies daily, at o'clock, Passengers Ieays
the Hotels o'clock, connecting 0peiousas Land
ing with the Ferry Boat, leaving ii hall past : clock
Connecting with the last mail passenger packets
CRICKET ana ST. MARY, at Berwick's Bay, daily, TO
Pattcrsonvilie GentIeYe, Franklin, Clarendon, Jenc
retts and New Iberia
Connecting regularly with Powell, Taylor & Co Gle
giant Double Daily four-Horsc Post Coaches TO Nbetts
Bluff
Connecting with Steamboat and Rairoa3:to Houston
Texas.
Time through from New Orleans to Houson, % hours
From \. O. to Berwicks Bay by rairoad, -. 50 miles
Befwick's to Newlberia by steamboat. 70
=. New Iberia to Nibletts Butfbya dou- 10
BILE daily line four-horse post coaches
Nibett's Bluff to Beaumont by steamer 10
=. Beaumont to Houston by railroad 80, 81
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NNYICE.

THHHE would respectfully say to his friends
4 who are indebted to him On his old stable business,
please call on H. CARLTON, and make settlement
must have my business closed, ana am in need Of the
proceeds, a. j. HIINHCuCh
: Shreveport November 6, 18G1-3m
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

:; The subscriber wishes to dispose Of his property
HILL adjoining the town Of Shreveport, consisting of a
Dwelling House Kitchen Ironing House, Negro Cabins,
Stables Carriage House, etc. together with 30 acres Of
the whole Of it, either together or in small lots to suit
purchasers.
The above is desirable opportunity forthose who may
TO the suhscriber. JAMES GLLPIN.
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NOTICE,

7
tN MS. CLAMANSIER BALL and B. f. LANE, is our
1YE authorised agents during absence from the
parish and State. ]. ;. BALL2
Z. NJ. BALL,
April Is 1862-3t# w. L. BALL.
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WHE At W 4 Mt E,En

WHEAT WANTED.
TTAEING completed my arrangements for GRINDING
IL il WHEAT, at my Steam Min, / am prepared to Pur
chase the market price, 500 bushels of Wheat
will also grind Wheat at one-sixth toll
W. ROSE
ShreveDort ,Julv & 1851 If
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Headquarters First Division, " estern Departs
memt.

COLUMBUS, KY, December "a, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS-No. %.
4 It is hereby ordered that hereafter leaves of alb
to officers, turloughs to shall be gran
ted except by the Major General Commanding.
2 Alleaves and Iroughs issued by any officer ofthis
command prior this date hereby revoked and the
officers and soldiers to whom they have been granted
ordered to report to their commanding officers nlmeol
aelv if their leaves uroughs have expired and not
later than fifteen days from this date ftGey DO expire
sooner
s. The Commanding officers of Divisions and ofRegi-
ments Batalion and Corps not gned to any Division,
are ordered forward to these Headquarters immediate
lY on the receipt of this order, list Of the officers and
men of their commands who absent, without leave,
stating the length of time they have been absent
4 Al officers detailed on recruiting service any
special service that require them be absent from their
commands on Company Regimental business,
d9fed to report for duty at once.
5. Soldiers and officers who absent on sick leave
ordered report themselves at once for duty or for
ward these Headquarters Immediately certificates of
their inability to do So signed by surgeon of the Con-
federae States Army, certificate OF private phys
cian duly sworn to and subscribed before any
thorsed to aGuinisteT oahs.
s. Commanding Officers Of this Division ordered
to forward these Headquarters any applications
for leaves absence or furloughs except nthc
gent cases, and to accompany such applications with the
written reasons WHY they forward them
Z. The Major General Commanding informs the Army
under his command that he deems it the duty of every
officer and soldier in theGonfederate service to remain
his post and that he will exert all Of his official auth0r
ty punish with the severest penalties all officers and
soldiers who absent themselves without leave granted by
himself.
By command of Major Gen. POLK
GEO. WILLIAMSON Major
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aITNDEN FE1ALE COLLEGE.

FENHIS well known and popular School for YouSG Ia
a. DIES will commence its NINTH SCHOLASTIC YEAR.on
the First Tuesday in October, with corps Of &C
Teachers j. FRANKLIN FORD,
Minden, Aug. q, t361-3m President.
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open books, in the city of
,scl,iption Of SrocK to the
Texas Navigation Co.
be required at the time Of
opened by Mr.. J. J. Kline,
act as Commissioner.
do well to attend the first
n the first day in Arkansas.
is the removal ot.the main
c ", HERYEY Pres
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SOUTHERN MARBLE WORKS,

Corner Of Texas and Edwards Streets
EEAEING permanently located in Shreveport, are
L L prepared to manufacture FROM the raw material
and right al home,
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
TONES,
TABLETS AND TOMB STONES
OF every description, III the best wolkmanke manner
Their post-oficc is Shreveport, La.
augl-tf W. HECOX & Co.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

= = = : ~ o1Ntos
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFtNERY, MUSICAL IN
STRINlTNTS FANCY COOnS
p.prp srAnyn,3r1r,xr ooo,,5,
a. A-A'' - a 1oLt A11e1 Ei.<SNh BOOk1
And School Books.
NM have received by late arrivals direct from the
w manufacturers, large stock the following art
cles winch we offer tor sale at the lowest prices WHOLE
SALE and RETAL-Yiz:
Cutlery.
We invite particular attention 10 our stock OF
wa, Na7f1 u q ~ ISHERS
Manufactured from IhcT ,InonI ~ S5Ii i,
RAZOR STEEL, The reputation enjoyed ~ WADE&
~ Tor many FEARS, IN the manufacture Of their
sunciGnt guarantee ofthe excellence
VI Hte o,Het outel! WING IT'S cheaIness IN price viii
recommends II at once 10 close Acknowledgements
~ tle - 'ie SHch that we can offer pec-
~ III - otaletS 70 purchase from Our
500 M Ti1's . bIo a ,,.e.
) and ! bIodr ,Crl ~ l5n;rS % nc ana haAcles
Sand 4 Made csa6Sress t,,;,.'
Snortirr Enirre trrrat .cri%,.
SHAVING kn Vel . ''!.
nast E5iTns
prnnnr ln;rog r.
W, have also . lnr,Ia o,d ,.or;, .l
the raiahr,+ad ,Tn,:,i2ctnrr - wv 'oSN oi hhlNte
0 1ot,IFI.TJ y TIIL'rfrtDr, r,,-
Co,,s;st;alsA " 20-No,
anu Dld ~ pcnN4veS
and blade congress Lniys2
sporting e AilF s ~ ~ eiT;,,, ,.,.,-
A LARGE assortTYenr A. ya.,, i I ~ 49,; ~,
Assorted on cards medium and law re.
WADE. L. BTrcIFR,s t-v1,Ei,S,
Asoor+ad ~ = co" ~ = : 80 LIEN , hNiNLS5
CiSpM - >-Y,,rc
a. ood ri ~ - ~ y -
Cna,,;sa po,1
"''' i'' ia ~, ~ Dr. II 81 Gf-ri t'I II5 = blades
bniI7 rt Tt, Nj I 9Ule, norm, stag and IVORY
IlD,,, in -, ~ - el l'l ms.
1rorss, Eni,es oTi;.' dr+
Ivory kniyesMR 6dgcTs + I'm,
l%01S " and oTks%a strlc,
StCcls-al StylaS
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r. DAWES,

MANUFACTURER OF
Copper, Zinc, Tia and Sheet-iron Ware,
TEXAS STREET. DOOR BELOW Z & B. JACOBS.
q WOULD respectfully inform his old friends and
81 "a customers that he has resumed business at the
W above stand, and will be happy to them. HI
intends keeping full assortment Of everything in his
line Particular attention paid roofing and guttering
in town country. m30
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CARRIAGES AT COST.
i a CARRIAGES and Buggies, manufactured By the
IL y well known manufacturer john D. NORRIS, Eliza
beth, y j., which have just been received and are o.
fered at cost and fully guaranteed for one year.
ROBSON & KIMBLE.
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GUN & lROEFEl,
Successor to Austin & Goodwin
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Fin, Zinc and Sheet-Iron Ware.
Texas STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE MARKET
HAVING removed into the new and cornmodous
rSlsR brick building, on Texas street, adjoining the
Ef9 corner Of Market, Opposite our old stand and
&esss greatly increased our stock and other facilities
SEss we are now prepared to execute with prompt
every description of Copper, Tin, Zine Lead and
SheeIron Work Particular attention will be paid
putting up cutters and conductors fixing metallic pumps
in cistorns and wells etc
large stock Of Manufactured Tnware, embracing ey
cry variety, kept constantly on hand.
Our stock of Stoves is the most complete brought
this place. and embraces all the latest approved
patents of COOKING, OFFICE, P-ARiO OR and CHURCH
STOVES otwestern and northern manufacture selected
expressly for the 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 rates will be
found unusually low and terms easy.
All orders from the country promptly executed. no
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NOTICE

hereby given that from and after st December, 1861
Il we shall adopt the CASH system exclusively, and no
work viii be delivered unless the money paid down for
the same. ROBSON u hiNBLE.E
Shrernnnrt Nnrenahcf G. 1851.
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:. RECRUITS WANTED.

vi For the CADpo CoNFEDERATEs and DINE REBELS, or
8S for any company in the thregiment Maj Tucker
nv Applications to be made within len days.
III Apply to JOHN w. PENNALL.
Nav
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u a. RE-AI.I.

a TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW and
"A General Collecting Agent.-0ffce Market Street
near the post office Shreveport La. VIII attend all
business entrusted him the parishes Qaddo De
Soto and Bossicr. july 8, 1861.
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DR. GUY G. LESLIE.
0FFICE-At the old ourthouse-Market Street,
W Opposite the Presbyterian church, Shreveport La