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, 1862-01-29

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ Or COO X. s=-ctrcuit Con.t OF Coos CooatE,
ssa;nel M 5 Hale John AyEs. Jossph G BuIloek l:9o
Een, FredertcK ButtetaeId, Charles B. Cochran.
Tlloma5 e. Cochran N.lIia1n Barbour and Eelial,;c
Cnrver--IE ClalCcrT.
Affidavit Of tie non residence Of Saaue! Hale Robert
3. Boyd Nehemiah Wi1kin. Alexander L. Van Bu-ca.
reSs5cS EWitsEnsld ClaEes B Cochran Thsmss
defendants abuye named having been nlei in the office
81 tie CLERK Of said C-cuit Cou-: Of Couk County.
Go;ec + Ae1ehy stvea e tae said Samuel Halle Robert
Z. Boyd Ntheuah Ntlktn- Alexander L. van Burcn,
Esedes;ek Bqitertsld Charles B Cochran. Thomas {.
sad complainant aled hls bi1 Of Complaint In said
Ccirt en tie CanceTF side thereof the Fourteenth
day Of Ercenihe1 lSei and that suemons the.enp3u
is>Eed nut Of said Cont agains: sad defendants re-
law required
Now, unless yor. tie said nonresident defendants
Sal rsrGoaanE be and appear Drio:e s1;! Circuit
t6E1t Of CEok County. on the first dag OF the next
term thereof y be holder a. Chicago In sail County
en the 1!ssd Monday Of March, 1851, and plead,
s;FeT or iesnur to the sail coInpalnans' hill
PAINT the sane and the rnatta7s and things the-eu
charged end stated Will be taken confessed, md
SAID bill NM L. CHURCH. Clerk.
s. GEO. A. ISGA1Ls. Compr:s SOLE ja1tll:.9 IT
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cTATE OF ILLINOIS COTNTr

IAIE l1F ILIlN OIC, lVUN
oQF COOK ss-Snpe7tor Coa1t OF Chicago March
Term, 1852 Samuel Russell Lambert2n 6. Hal!.
EMel:re F. Hail. Edward S: Hall cc5 T.e Garden CITY
Building Aesoctattoa.-Io Chancezy.
Adttny;t ot Tie nun-re -ideucr Of E1Ta-I S EAl one
Of the defcadaats above named having been filed IL
eage: Notice Is hereby given to the said Eowa-d 5.
Of con ;a: il saij Court or tl,e Chaneesy sde taers
Of sAe g dsy Of December 1. against TIE above
ieued out OF said Court against slid defendan ret.
sbl Ct ZIG Corrt House ia the City Of Chicago the
Nov. unless you. the said Edward s. Hall, shall pes.
eonal5 be and appear before said Superior Court OF
thereof TO be helden at Chicago IA sid County, On
the first Monday Of March 1871 and plead. ans*er o.
demur to the Rad a1aart3 bin OF com pIsnt the
tame aai the ostte-s and things therein charged aa5
stated VI! oe taken - confessed and dacree ensecd
against }ol according 10 the prayer of saiI bill
THOMAS B. CARTER. Cterk
1ai-E.I3u
, 1862-01-29

1F1 BY certain mortgage. dated the first dag oi
My 1a and r-cn7tsd i, 'le isnco. i::S "';i:c
ttos tntasE state oi Illinois i! hook thirty seven
si:Iee t, HckcT ;. Morris al Mary Il. Norris LIS
wt Of t!.= city Of Chicago IN sid county aI Stale,
conveyed te Frantis +. Corh1, tie -eaIss s..7e
p:uin;sso-; L.s bvara:: even da. Z with said mort
gage. n1l executed IL BneHHes s. Morris and payable
rs;ncp"i SIN u eleven sloustaI soHl:s It4l.tu,,
pay aie ;c .-st day Of ALlv A. D. 142 f0r yallr
r.cri.td :l the Others 10 the SUM Of live huntlreH
ab;iAi IL ictc. SAID principal nul payable re-
s!etSe1y tie :i:-t day OF eacn SovttH5cr aEd May
i1". 1hc l!isr nay ci So.theF 70 tue hrs: day of
EaSc that :ef!t shall be made in the payment OF
any Of t Instruments OF s.1e:est H:rf sch IA
sa.lnc1 shall remain due aa unpat ipr thirty days.
tEct1 t satu principal SUM Of eleven ttou]nti dol
lars shall 1T tt'ce become ard he due AMI pyah:c At
NY ticttu2. Al thi:l. IN the tote given for t sane
70 1ls contrary Notwithstanding, aE whereas default
lnsGi ct dGr I'll te l.st day NAy and on t: rst
uty 81 November A. u 1851 and OF the for
hundred an f7y dl'ars tacl nEH. 1t :ose IL:
respectively n:.6 given fer said in*tt1.ue7ts. which
Airc s11ce Scinalrvu and wholly Lue and IN
paid
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby esscn. that hY
and 70 secure tc said Slai Of ecve thousand dollars
with Interest due teEcul together w:t. costs alu
charges OF advertisement and sale, the premises con.
vesrl ~ said uers:se wiz. ~ rl:,t ani rluity Of
1ctt1i Ct GicAlrr E. Norris a1i Mary g. -to--f<
uetr hcir:. representatives asa.ns therein will be
snld at Inf:i. aurnn 10 the hfgncst htlr tor cash
day nt ai@:.h A. j. iSG2- at tue nur: door Of ttlc
Court House. il; tic city IL Chicago and wIich sid
premises are kno.n and described Al f,isows iowit
teen tl5} in Fort D1:born Addition 10 tic city ot I'd
cHgo, IT. the County Of Cook a,li Safe 0! illinois, To-
Es!lE Eeai5 x4 The snstsa nssk dwt n 5
Nx, e. REYNOLDS. Attorney. norv!Aree.
LII Dearborn street, C!,:rsgo. ja1ls.97-td
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DE. cEtL1E = . 41GU10 EAlAkhA EEME U4s
WAEEA.1ED to be ea-e Tor
c1TAERH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
tsr H.knEED THOUSAND persons die vesrly IN thta
.oI:tSE 81 Gonsnn:rF'". Every E!Ss;:an knoWs That
cSl1ilDlcsrcd rs
cATlKRH IN THE NOSE.
The mex; step being to tie tlcat anu bronchial taoea
Md lastly. tie lnlEs-
II is rs:t: 10 Cata7n Than Consumption aud By
curing hit nrt :eve:4, Tic altcr- Persons saa7a
1!rstArd that LII better way 70 care Cc-sLu pl:ou
to prevent It,
7lr :, lll':o;s ci CasS.1h rs 1heg gc2eray sr,ear
*-c at t:*t vsTy sight fc:sots ind tae5 have :ol
t"aSt!re 10 ihe changes q. temperature Ia tls COD
.i'loa. the may te dry, e.l-tt discharge. :n
so asrtl. afterwards becoming '.ick ard atcs:Te
Sscsscd n QnantfE ind changed IN qnAlisy SEvy aIe
thick and heavy. and either cot It'd Of by blow
r TT moss Or Else lcy IL. !n'o :;e :hf2ae c ad rs
saas2g bad G-cata; ihc is :ck and nasal the
eyes arc weak: the errse q snc IL essenea .: ae-
ti-oyed: deafness t:rlue@'?r takea pace. Anufhes
sonnoa eE Important s.lHpton 81 Gsta!1n A.! y, .naI
81 ck *.:.S ;a'o.s. 1hsct a2s fallen doT1 from
TIC head dr7,. liz :sht. When this takes PLACE, the
ocrso2 ray }c s:, hat his disease s on its way u tbs
shove t!r ,n.p,eEs Of Catarrh rs they sPpeh7 IL
Bs s,!c aid of .he LIQUID cATAREH REMEDY, al
these symptoms ea2 i.e quickly and euec;uaIy re.
moved And ;:.vc s::tcicr confidence In the l.ere-
ay 10 a==i.c ri! wio disposed TO test ta virtues in
curing CHArrh .lnr Il fer the trial OF the Remedy
Ght 1!i:l no Tt Is Fec*tcd. tac amount pa1a
.!ce Of the cfarrs Remedy, <eoo-suhe!eut 70. use
one :uoath with full aid c!fa7 directions.
Office, 1876 Lake. Corner OF Wells-Sr.
A;!t.rss D-. D. II SEELYE,
ac..asi II Pos once Boz ++sa5 Chicago IT,
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Granular .Tuel.

should House
~. keepers and their servants loss their patience
staa|l1g Thsa y nsnS he GRASu!AK sas[ EUE soid
tree they can hare IRE atssy time without Kouh1s7
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GTA1'E OF ILLINOIS. COIN

~ II or COOK, SS.-superlor Conr; OF Chicago
Rueknef Mary L; Bucsarr: ane { knrs,asy: H"nrS =
hnE:sa1; II; III ~ c1:sS?a DssAwi!i-ln Shsnetry.
Ma:y + EuskneF. Jane G. kin,si'ury end tIeury ",
kins, ::;: u TIE s9tier's s''o:c ..s:'i isrn
Court e S'ra"o. r;:ce is heTth, =i:n 10 ...c 5N3
SIMON I; BucE1%E: N,ary \. DuckneI .kEe {, Kings
Il!e9 heE LII u coml,!sint +. sal Court tie Chan
csrY slde thereof On tAs tt!ra 6ay u 3anuary 1s5.
a3ill;t II sais, 'stsa':i.1< rctat TIC rt Monday
Now. un!.s: yor. the .s!i. Simon =. BEcknez Mary
E Euekne7 1sne {; k!n-sh',ry and Hen-y ". Kings
rer Court II CicaE OF Cuek County oc tue lrsl day
q t! terra !lers:'ft y tr holden n Ciea IL sl::
plead. answer denur 10 tic said cvsa;t;aan.s ilI
q complaint, 1le :lsr and the matters ard filings
sltrc charged :.Il s1cit. will be taken confessed.
a2d q dec:tr entered aGainst yeu according to the
nrayrrof sail lf THOMAS +. CARTER. Clerk
, 1862-01-29

~ For tic cheapest and best Hair
9..s.,.- ~ E-s;fs Cr:,s Ft.zzets ETC. 20 to A.
UHsw @ Laks a1a e1ans Inc: tse w9a a.
ocT,ui sm ;c uaa when adjusted 10 the hesd
His Il HAT .cvsi5y cel,.:ns a.wasE he aewe4t Far*
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.Aegal Rotices.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ CT COOK, sS-Superior Court Of Chicago
TerIn, 1857. Jonathan 3. Lyman y3. John AdziAnce,
AaldsTit Of The non residence Of John Adriance, Dc
lenasnt abSye na9sd hsvi1g be- tiled IN the oce Of
IS hs1sHg , gytn II o ot t9s @ sad John har he
tie Chance ~ side thereof, the 2I day Of JaaE
aE 1883 and that Summons thereuron tssac1 cf
h1tt Monday Of April next, tlssa4} as is by Law -
KoW unless yoa, tic said John Aarsucs sbn11 ne-
sol:uY be Al appear before BiG Superior Gou5t OF
Chicago OF Coos COMFY, or the rst dey OF the next
on the frs; Henday Of April 1852 aud plead, aa9wes
Or deEaur to ne sAid pal1snt5 bin Of complaint
anG sEated will b. tastn 6 confessed anl & desSse
ht1t- TH0HAS X cAETEE t:Ie-k
, 1862-01-29

snc. As Sr2.-s;ors, Irregularities: Falling af he
Wn1h. Tu.:.s Al Urinary n:ae:s's. Ncry ole Debility,
T!i'l or Difficult Nrlsr;.acn. Ha:TCincss &r will
!H ;a'.s r'i, wi,,iit tssriite t.. .iCs. DjE-G lis
Et:sa: nh!e 11:str:n"s II any Si.!d Have 10 'ie
"ts ..;F. rt::'sE?a E:!E Hu!!T L-u!.t,les may
vi" Tie ,;t'tcd cotGi.Iy ii.li;ed u ca alG 81:
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Consultations and Examinations Free
s.f<'flarge.
~! c,:ar,ln!"t::n,s >'-!t;1r tu1.:Inn1ia tnlce ii
=. si.~ i:a,c =: i'Ei:'s = curEcr q s?;c ~: Ran,
! !. -.:r,. t't." 'tlr- iTa1l \. n. Ill aI' NJ
-s':.r,-.'. r. M..tANN NJ. H. C:.,asn. III. Letters
=: a:'i:',-. -. '-': = .'"':p Xaek ;t:'e r::';:N
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fE-.,rrr-I AyI EXPEDITION. would seem from
H.. lilr.tr, general order issued at LaavenworttL
~ asfh that tile expedition proposed oE the oilS@U0
Trs may after all be attempted:
+, tra evuelitiOn about to be started soalh ifo.a
:-ar-7nent called in the newspapers general Lane $
a,irisa il is The intention q the major general colu
5fnr tae department, to commandin person, unless
'rsf-. rya.essfy ordered bv the government. Trans
t,tfo8s not having been supplied, We mus go "i,A-
Ft4 Att tents trunks, chests, chairs, camp g4Dae-s
I'M, clothes SC, must be at once aoandoh2a. Inc
l. commanding takes III his vaIise bnt one change
" I.lfn0 and 10 officer soldier VIII carry more.
~ ra9s room in tie EnlpsacS must be reserved Tor
.rri8g and provisions. Every officer ana solder
IN carry liz spare bedding and clothing.
m . General commanding has applied 70 the govern
*r t,ria-adier generals That Lis command may be
men orasrized, and until their ARRIVAL is necessary
ESf5 should appoint acting brigadier generals. To
Io Hin ID do This in accordance with an order On
@ srbirct each Colonel viii Immediately report the
,g which Tie was mustered into the service Of the
I1.J srate.. D HusrER, Maj Gen. comdg.
5,-,grrreirE WAR TAz.-Revisiou of the Assess
RoIs-The Richmond Examiner ofthe lytninst
H. learn t'at under recent decision Of the secre
.ro N Tie treasury explanatory OF the supplementary
of congress relative to the levyng Of Far tax, the
.fgrs hi The various districts wiil be under the me-
..fry of causing d revision OF the assessment contem
rri by the act to be prepared prior to the opening
n Ie assessment rolls to public Inspection, IhIs re-
ie9 Is uecessitated BY the exclusion in the original
s.eesrneat Of all agricultural products Of tae soi-ot
I'm -uch biiIs notes accounts or other evidences OF
l+ 1nou which interest was due either By contract or
by Implication of aw-and Of all monies invested in
or bonds owned by uou-rcsident and held by
thcr agents.
ID appears that the act Of congress has given rise to
4 difficulty IF construction as to the precise tenor OF
its terms It seems be coutcnded on the part OF many
ore southern merchants chat the terms accounts Of VAL
, ,,,fr Inariur interest either bv contract
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ENRON tbe Recorders office of the Parish ofConeordia
III 5r HE State Of Louisiana certain original Act of
sale passed BY end before C. W heeton, notary pu1
VIC a0d for said Parish Of date on or about tie 2eh
November 1885, wherein aud whereby Geo. PondeZter
III the State of Mississippi sold Felix Houston Of the
bana res donce the right locate Twelve Hundred aud
Eighty acres of land any &c the public lands IN the
State o Louisiana, which said right the said Polndexer
hal acl uirad from Gen. Pheman Thomas, reeted n
paid net Tie said right having been granted 70 sald Ehou
rs BIZ act of congress of30th June, 1881.
Now this for notice to all persons vino may have any
know edge of the existence whereabouts of the said
let IF sa communicate the mewthout delay to the
iubssF Der at Shreveport ia.
\ ashtf aE +. IFVTGGFr
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LMAINGIMN E.LNEtEY SIARLE.

5z5zEEss - zFszzqrzs TuE undersigned, proprietor
ssS5zflf&zf4F ofthe large fre-proof livery
Eyfs2--&aEA INT stable, on Texas Street, lust
above Market Street IS pFeParedto supply the travelling
public with horses bugges hacks andcurriages. Horses
viii be kept by the day month. The services Of
perenccd osters have been procured and every effort
viii be made to give satisfaction to those who favor
with their patronage Persons leaving their horses with
him NAV rely upon his strict attention their inter
csts His stables viii be amply supplied with the best
provender that the country New Orleans win afford
Horses will be sold or purchased on commission.
Oct H. 1860 j. r. BAYLISS.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

srrMSsAsS Travis Street adjoining the Baptist
kagGishs.. IN Church. Shreveport
6zz=kez zsss9 THE subscriber has had her premises
thoroughly renovated which re6pened for the
accommodation permanent and transient boalders; and
solcs the patronage Of her friends and the public,
pledgng herself thar nothing shall be wanting on her
guests Being located in retired and most agreeable
part of the town free of dust noise, and at the
time but aew steps from the centre Of business affords
unusual inducements to borders who will at all times
find 1t comfortable home Families and single gentle
can obtain pleasant rooms and dayboarders WILDE
accommodated. octl7l Mrs A. B. TAINTOR.
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SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY.

NfEENSHUNU, MA.
FEEHE Exercises Of this Institution in all the Schools Of
n Instruction viii be resumed on the WEDNEs-
DAY IN 0crOBER.4
BY authority Of The Trustees Company Of Cadets win
be organised and instruction given IN the Military Art
without interfering with scholastic duties.
Confederate bonds or Treasury Notes will be taken
payment of fees.
Full information in relation to the course of stud}e &C.
is furnished in the annual announcement which will be
sent to all applying for it. W. ". WIGHTMAN
aug2S+ Chancellor
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COOK & TROEGEL,
Successor to Austin & Goodwvn,)

Copper, TiD, Zinc and sheet-Eron Ware.
Texas STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE MARKET
HAVING removed into the new and commodious
gs5s9 brick building, on Texas street adjoining the
s5tf corner of Market, Opposite old stand and
s0a greatly increased our stock and other facilities
5ES we are now prepared to execute with prompt
ness every description Of Copper, Tin Zine 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 Tinware embracing ev-
cry variety, kept constantly on hand
Our stock ofSt0Ves is the most complete ever brought
to this place and embraces all the latest most approved
patents of COOKING, OFFICE, PARLOR and Church
STOVES ofwesern and northern manufacture selected
expressly for the Shreveport, Eastern Texas and Ar
kansas trade.
Country merchants and all others wishing to make
purchases are invited to call and examine stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere az our rates will be
found unusually low and terms easy.
All orders from the country promptly executed f3
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ELTCIA GCNDY PORTER, President.


Am fho goth inst will open books. il the city Of
W Shreveport for the subscription Of STocE to the
Louisiana, Arkansas & Texas Navigation Go.
One per cent in cash, viii lie required at the time Of
subscribing. The books viii opened by Mr. J. y. Kline,
at the Branch Bank, who will act Commissioner.
Those wanting stock would do well to attend the first
day The stock all taken The first day in Arkansas.
The object of the company the removal of the main
Raft G, H. HERYEI, Pres.
%kreyaDort IAN 81 1862
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r. DAWES,


Copper, Zinc, Tin ana Sheet.Tron Ware,
TEXAS STREET, ONE DOOR BELOW & B. JACOBS
q Would respectfully inform his old friends and
~ 81 customers that he has resumed business at the
" above stand, and will be happy 10 see them. lie
intends keeping full assortment of everything in his
line. Particular attention paid to roofing and gttering
in town country. m30
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ST, JAMES HOTEL,


4 Nsa ~ TINS elegant and conmodions establish
sss<TaSA ment having undergone thorough rem
us rSs ssl,5sA ovotiou and repair during the summer,
k5.zztl5s-st:1 is now opened fer the reception of
guests For gentlemen unaccompanied by their families
no TABLE DH5rE win be provided but well-conducted
RESTAURANT win be connected with the establishment
BILE rates.
Persons visiting the city win find the ST JAMES
of the most agreeable Hotels in the Southern Coniedera
cy. The Chambers which web ventilated are hand
somely furnished and in aIrcpecis comfortable Each
room is supplied with GAS.
The accommodations for FAM les are superior. The
Ladies' Ordinary will be conducted usual but fam
lies preferrng rooms without board will be accommoda
ted.
The Hotel is centrally located, one Of the widest
and most pleasant streets in the city.
s55~The CITY HOTEL has also undergone re
palrs, and is conducted by US, as formerly.
MORSE & MOORE,
q -
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HENRY HASSEBRAUK.
BATTLE HOUSE,

4 IN ~ BAIILE HOUSED
EsssETT4leSA- THE fremont House, Edwards Street,
k TtyEss a Shreveport La. lately occupied by S.
Azlf95st1z p Day, having been fitted up with en-
rey furniture Sc, has been re5pened under the
name ofthe BATTLE House. by the undersigned, who will
endeavor to give satisfaction to the travelling public.
The house situated in quiet part of the town and
particularly suited to the accommodation Of ladies' The
make but pedge-which is that
the strctes cleanliness shall be observed in every de-
partment [oct17l A. d. BATTLE.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

TE7HAT valuable tract of Land lately occupied by
IL VIM. Simmons, situated six miles west of Shrcye-
port the public road leading to Marshall Texas 500
well improved in good condition for cultivation
with good dwelling house and cabins good gin house
and mill, stables &C, 7t3 acres we'll timbercd
Apply to the undersigned
febS-tf b. L. HODGE.
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YER EDAH HOYET

Corner OF Milan and Spring streets.
TuE subscriber having built the above
81 "a new and eommodious house, and has
$780, $50 fitted up with furniture, informs
hetra7eng public that he is now prepared to accommo
date guests, pIedgng hmselfthat nothing shall be want
ing OF his part give satisfaction. The table will at all
times be served with every decaey of the season. pre-
pared by experienced cooks while the servants and wal
tiers attentive and polite The Ferandah Hotel being
located IN quiet and agreeable part Of the town. and
the time only afew steps from the steamboat land
ing and eff business affords unusual inducements
to travellers, who viii at all times find it comfortable
home. Prices moderate.
HENRY HASSEBRAUK
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gaHorsos bourht and soid hero,

- Horses bought and sold here.
80 Attached to theestablishmentsa celebrated Far
rer who guarantees cure in the shortest time the
formidable diseases that horsekiud is heir to- such as
Blind Sa@gcrs, Big ShoUlGer Big Head Giandars Swie-
ney, Disemper, Founder Gravel and Dstempers and
Diseases Of all descriptions in the successful treatment
of which he avails himself 81 his own important discov
cries made in that line Give call and try cur sys
tenn. |OCt24 SIMS d DAY.
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
SpRINE IND EInNER GOODS.

TE7IlE undersigned has inst returned with an entire
1 new and complete stock of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS embracing every description Of fabrics, among
Ladies' Dress Goods,
CalicocS in great varietv-some very low
French and English Barcgcs;
Swiss and JacoHet Musns Lawns;
Plain and printed Grenadines;
Plain figured and Powered Bareges.
Plain and iacquered Bareges and Tissues.
Dennims, Checks, Bedticking Curtains;
Delaines Cottonudcs Flannels, Canton Flannel;
Domestics, Sheeting, Shifting, Lowes;
Heavy kerSeys, Linseys;
Kentucky Jeans, Satinct Cashmere, Cloth;
White and coIored Blankets
SILK mcrino and cotton hosiery and gloves;
Lawns nansook, fine Irish Linens, do do Cambria;
White Jaconets Swiss Tarctou and tape Muslin
Plain and fancy Silks, stripe Silks;
Chcmisettes. Uudcrseeves, Collars.
Ladies fine Itandkerchiets;
EinbroidcrieS. OF all kinds
Superior Sewing SILK Thread and Cotton:
large variety Of fine Fancy Goods Ladies Trimmings,
House Furnishing Goods, and every thing in the Dry
Goods line
And as for his stock Of Ladies' Misses sad Chdrens
Caters Shoes and Slippers without hesitancy he can
compete with any establishment this side q New Orleans
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
large assortment of fine Spring and Summer Clothing
of the best material superior workmanship and most
fashionable STYLES, embracing in part silk mixed Cassl-
mere and English Tweed suits superfuc French teTi-
no. Alpaca linen and other dress :Toek Office, and
paetos coats; fancy colorcd light Cashmere, Merno,
Alpaca white and colorcd drilling, jeans cotonade,
figured silk satin linen, Marseilles, and llothcr kinds
of Vests Every description Of Boys Clothing Linen
and muslin Shirts flannel Shirts Of all kinds; hickory
Shirts wooden and cotton Uudershirs, Drawers silk
linen and cotton Hankerchefs; wooden, cotton and
thread hosiery Gloves and endless variety OF gen
tlemen's wearing apparel and furnishing goods.
Boots Shoes Brogans, Hats and Caps oferery dcserP
Trunks, yaces Carpet Bags satcheEs etc. in great
riety.
His prices will be as low as any establishment in this
r,lna II
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STEAM FOUNDRY AND MILL.
TaEHE undersigned is prepared to execute all
Il ders for any description of castings
Having engaged frst-rate mechanics am ready to
manufacture anything in cast wrought roa wood,
in aworkmaniks manner and with despatch.
Mills, Wagons and Ploughs madeto order, and repaired
with despatch
constant supply Of the well known and popular Nc
Farland Plough always hand. For the superiority OF
these poughs Irefer to the following gentlemenDr. A.
Flournoy, Alonzo Fournoy James Jones, Y II. Jones,
Caddo parish DR.. Harris Thomas Poland d. X. Smith,
Texas
Terms liberal. JOHN B. MCFARLAND.
Greenwood, Caddo parish La, Sep. l9 1880.
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CHEAP FOR CASH /!

j ~ received an assortment Of Lowelis, DOmes-
'raaros3 pun arm, Sc, &C. &c, which viii be sold
saH 'TE ''sH down. 81 BAEP