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1t Sc. EhssbsfA HsspfiaI, Easfsrs BrsseA,
May Is.

iStocktonAs Mich. Vol.
18th New York Vol.
LIST u. =. Chasseurs 90.
Berdan Sharpshooters.
63d Penn. Volunteers.
) 92d New York Vol.
3lst Penn. Volunteers.
! I'D New Jersey Vol. :.
5th N. Hampshire Vol !
5th Michigan Vol go. ;
Sth Penn. Cavalry....
18Th Michigan Vol. -.
!. i06th Penn. Volunteers
aeth New York Vol =.
l9d Penn. Volunteers. /:
2d Massachusetts, Vol I.
t4th New York Vol =.
3D. Michigan Vol..... !
SD New York Vol. :.
? elst Penn. Volunteers.
5 LIST Newly ork Artillery /:
| 9Th Maine Volunteers.
42d New York Vol.
! 72d Penn. Volunteers.
I'd New York Vol.
18th MassachnsetuVol
ath Vermont Vol .....
II foel..........1s4
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Tor SALE-For 500, q sp endid dark brown
y, L III HOsSE, Saddle and Bndle; drives
Che owner has no further use for him. ToNA
any PARTY wanting az SNOWY horse Is this city
tnoros, this IL q rare ohance. Inquire of T. H
HEATH, Herndon House, corner Ninth and F
sts. mn SIS
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Taft's N. Y. Artillery
LIST NewYork Artillery
18th do do.
6th do do....
9TH New York Cavalry
5th do do.
9th do do....
lss u. 8. Chasseurs 90.
1st Long Island Vol.
ID N. Y. State Militia.
Goth do do.
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ON NcfInOntN Oiunpeen
22d New York Vol 80.
4lst do 6o....
Cameron Rifles. ......
Excelsior Artillery Vol
cath New York Vol.
9th N. Hampshire Vol
57th Penn. Volunteers.
seth New York Vol =.
65th Penn. Volunteers.
18th New York Vol 90.
AID do do.
5th Wisconsin Vol 80.
i9th Penn. Volunteers.
S6th New York Vol ...I
load do do....
LIST Excelsior Brigade.
14th New York Vol.
LIST Minnesota Vol 49,.
18th MalsachusettsVol
Ist New York Cavalry
Sith New York Vol.
1st Michigan Vol go.
SD Penn. Volunteers.
SD do do.,.
Goth New York Vol =.
-th Maine Volunteers,
61st Penn. Volunteers.
18th New York Vol -.
ed do do....
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TO DEALERS!
IN Store 1900 DOMESTIC CIGARS, at prices
ranging from 80 to $50 per thousand.
As oar goods are all MADE in the best ,narss,
with good stock, our Cigars are guaranteed rs re,
presented, or the money returned. And az We keep
q dealers inducements eS ual to anJ 10 be fonnd
anywhere North g. God Gormsn Cigars n As
Dealers are invited TO call and examine our STOCK
ana prices. GEO. w. COCHRAN.
39s PennBylvania avenue,
m 20 STIFF East of National Hotel
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FRANKLIN q CO.

THE CHEAPEST RLEACHEn COTTON
l. GOODS IN THE MARKET!
have rov in store the folio WINK very rosJoa ard
desIable brand: Of BLEACHED SHiRTiN6S :
a. Wsmsntta Mills
a. BA,tlett Mills,
- Arkwrght Mile,
"a AndroseOgln Mills
"a Hills (eeInper Iden,)
- Dwight Mnls,
- Am"skeaE (heavy,)
"a English Long cloth,
81. 3 and 10 Pepperil and Utica.
sHEETIN6 COTTONS.
The above goods were bouE hit for cash st mann
fscturers Prices, and will be sold at very small
Marked - the old prices, Jos. J. MAY
sos Pa avenue. between 9Th and 10th sts
IN ~ - New ct IreD
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SEVENTH MAIDSTONE PRE0INCT-
- Notice 10 hereby given that, In conformity to
the provisions Of tle oh.rter Of the afy Of WISH
ian:foFP an election VI be held on Monday. the 81
9Th and 10th streets, side for Mayor, 10
serve two years, one member of the Board Of Al
Board of Common Council, O serve one year md
one Assessor, TO Borve two years.
The polls will open at = q m, and o:ose at p m.
w. T. DONfPHAN,
CaAS. MARTIN,
3 3 HEPBURN,
m Y COmmi seinpers
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SID rss.si.sss Z. tAs Hsspissl 1ov E,s,ssss
9th do Infanty..... Iis2d do A.
18th do do.... 2ieIst A S''''''
9th N. Hampshiye Vol llo6th a $780,
I'd Vermont Volunteers 2llo7th A. x'''''
60 New tofk cavalry. 1l17h indiana Vel..... 1
9, 90 d.. LIST Michigan vol..... !
~. 40 Arnuefy 1I2d Wisconsin Vol -. /
ESs se New fofk Voc. I'd ID: @. Volunteer. !
ssss 80 eos... ilOneida Cavalry ...... I
g. 90 do..s. ll3d Berdsn shafps'n.. 3
ga Co.,. sl9uanemastef's Dept 3
va 90 do. 1IContabands .
lolst DO d.. 81 =
10th New yerseyp Vol. nj 9ohl..z &C
9Th Penn. csvsl'y,... 81 ''''''''
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S7ANLEY & CONANT,S
- GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIONS
OF THE
GREAT SOUTHERN REBELLIO
STANLEY & CONANT'S
Great Historic Painting of the Principal Scepe
and Incidents Of the War for the Pre-
servAtion of the Union,
Will open in

On OF SUout INC z7tn lntt6ht
This comprehensive and national work vas Dom
out Of hostil,hes and has been in steady prosress
ever since. For its accom- lishment. Messrs Stan
ley and Conanf have devoted their entire epergiel
and skill. assisted BY large corps of the best art
lists in the country.
No pains. labor or expense has been spared e
make this work what IL purports to bs-s complets
pictorial history OF the crest rebellion.
IL are comprised not only spirited and elaborate
pictures In great variety by artists of high rep
utation. but also many Ingenious and surprisins
mechanical effects. never before successfully at
ment of oops ships In action the gunbos to on IN.
Western waters, the naval battle IN Hampton
Roads. m 81 S<
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FOURTH wARD-SECOND PRECINCT
Notice j. here By given that in conformity to the
provisions OF the charter of the city ofWs,hington
June next. at the west wing of the City Hall, base
mont stors, for Mayor. 10 serve two YEAR,, one
years, snd three members Of the Board of Common
Council, 70 serve one year, for said Ward.
Polls will open at O'Clock 0 m and close Ut
PM LEONARD UARBAU6H
CHAS. w. BOTELER, Jr.,
PETER F. BACON,
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EIFTH wARD-FIRSr PRECINCTLNotioe
y 10 hereby given that, In conformity TO the pro-
vi,ions OF the charter Of Wsshinrt ton an election
will be held on Monday, the I'd day Of June next,
and A street south for MAY or. TO serve two years
one membsr of the Board of Aldermen, to serve
two years. three members of the Board of Common
Council. TO servs for one year, and one ASSESSOR,
for said Ward. to serve two years
The polls will open at q m. and close at ?. m.
GEO. M. OYSTER,
}. MILLS,
4. G. HANDY,
m2 Commissionsrs.
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EIETH WARD SECOND. PRECINCT
L Notice Is hereby given Ih.t, In conformity to
the provisions ofthe charter of the city Of w as
day Of June next At the School House, on the oor-
ner OF 50 street east and street SOUTH for Mayor
10 serve two years, one member of the Board of
Al ermep, To serve two years. three msmbers OF
the Board OF Common Council, to serve one year,
Ward.
The polls will open At q. m. and close at p. m.
VIM. SLATER.
ISAAC G BARTLETT,
G. r. CRUMP,
mn CommisUonsrs
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SEVENTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT-
the provi,Ions Of the charter Of the CITY of Wash
idnfto9' an election WI be held on Monday. the I'd
nue., between 9Th and 7th streets. for Msyor. TO
serve two years. one member Of the Board Of Al
e1eImen, 20 serve Two years, three members of tn.
an ASSESSOR, to serve two years, for said Ward.
rolls viii open att O'Clock . m, and CLOSE at :
p m p. M. PEARSON,
y. II. BARRON,
JOSIAH RAY,
u Counmia sfouays
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
For the cure 81
Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds.
THE HAkORA ARAE3ICA,
DISCOVERED By
Is % a r T.
WHILE TRAVELLING II ARABIA
WHILE TRAVELLING n ARABA

4 Ii who are suffering from Consumption should use
n the MAE0RAARABICA, disc9z#red 5F . mission
arv In Arabia.
All Who arc threatened with CONSUMPTION should use
the HAhOEAARABICAd discovered As missionary in
Arabia
All Who are suffering from Bronchitis should use the
NAkORA aRABICA, discovered by d missionary IL A.
raha.
All who are suffering from Sore Thr5ata Coughs and
Colds should use the NAkORA ARABLC-4, discovered
bF a missionary in Arabia
All who suffering from Asthma gscrrtGar ard I'm
purities of the Blood, should use the AlheHA AkABI-
Ca, discovered By missionary in Arabia
1t cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis.
il cures sore Tar0ats. Coughs and Colds.
1t cures Asthma Sergtla and Impurities a the Blood.
This remedy Is for the first time introduced
TO the public
It was vrovideutialIv discovered BIZ missionary while
travelling in Arabia He cured of Consumption by
lis use after his was pronounced hopeless By learned
physicians 70 Europe
fIe has forwarded to Ms in writing fall account of his
extraordinary cure. and Of number IS other cures
which has com under his observation aud as8 full
count of the medicine
AT his request and Impelled br desire 10 extend a
knowledge orths remedy to the public have had bis
communication printed Iu pamphlet tgrE lIstrI-
button Its interest enhanced By account which be
gives Of the of the ErlaH which he OBJ
tanned from those who suffered lu that -u tragedy
This pamphlet may be obtained Office, or it viii
be sent free by mail To all who apply t8Est-
Weimp0Tt the y AkORA ARABiCA direct from Smvr-
ma. through the house of Ceon GvppEs and We have
always hand full supply, pat uD in bottle ready fer
use, with full directions.
Price one dollar per bottle Sent 5r mail receipt
of price. and = cents for postage.
For sale Wholesale and retaI' by
LEEDS GILMORE & Co.
Importers Of Drugs add Medicines,
~ Liberty Street, New i grh
III Esr-T trar a. nal
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ESTABLISHED Isl

fEYnE undersigned having extensive facilities, and
4 unsurpassed assortment Of every variety Of Print
ing Type % which additions hire constantly being made
IL fully prepared 10 furnish Printers With all the various
sizes aud styles Of
BOOK. NEWSPAPER.
AND JOB TYPE;
ORNAMENTS; METAL,
BRASS AND LABOR
SAVING RULES
CASES, CHASES
COMPOSING STICKS,
GALLEYS QCOINS,
FURNITURE, &c.
TOGETHER with every other article necessary til Printing
Office Tile metal used u THE manufacture Of bis Type,
combines hIc important quality oftoughness ana hard
ness and il such Will afford the greatest amount Of du
casting and finishing inorder to insure the accuracy 50
c,-eutilin rurand agurctabes &c. Particular attep-
ton is invited to the
New series Of Scolcl-Cut Faces,
from Pearl Great Primer They can be furnished com
pIete with all the mathematical, agebraica astronomi-
cal and other signs and the necessary accents for the
French Italian and Spanish languages ia fonts varying
in size from y pounds TO 5000. 4 large variety OF
GERMAN BOOK, NEWSPAPER AND JOB TYPE
L4poa-sAyIxG QuoTauoN METAL FraN1rrRE cast accur-
acly 70 Plea ems, n n, 80 75and 100 pounds ounts.
THE sTEREOTYPINGD EpARTNBNT-Tsp provided
with large onnts of Type Of alt sizes, by which every
description IF Stcrcotypug can Ee done the most
tensve scale ard prices that viii compare ayorably
with any other establishment III the country.
THE ELECTROTTPING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
every facility for the successful production in Copper of
Books Cuts Newspaper Heads. Postmasters and Book
binders Stamps, &c &C. DC. In as short time and on
as favorable terms elsewhere.
DEsIGzING AHD WooD ESGEAvNG-Ina superior man
uer on reasonable terms.
SUPERIOR PRNTIEG lNKs Of all caloFs Bronzes, Gold
Silver Orange, &C., of every quality.
In tile Pres. WaTerOOms
Are always Kept hand an assortment Of HOES, COR
DONS ind Tie RUGGIES CO.'S celebrated PRINTING
MAcHINaRY HAND PASSES, from Ramage 20 the larg
es size made Proof Presses Roller Apparatus, Roller
Nouds, copper and IRON Chases, Of wrought and cast
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CONFEDERATE STATES 0F AMERICA
Tvr.s4--t5=- F8u-aa sa~sres-- y

tii11 : = =
- - 800 49, s.r--r-y.t
CySFLUzhAlh ~ Ia Z II III I 5a1-i'le-A-
$500 -sr
rrr 49, -E. s-e .r
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81 Hui IL. !. III ~ 7-1lsr1
e 1893 I'- 5--- So. .-F ~
2E 13 ~ -.sz 49, IN. Fl rs.-
1+1A-s --5 E--e5s.g - -z-s.z.-r-~e4q.z NJ
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l'.-s 49, - 5---rs 800 -.5..--zrz r1er.sf.e-
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III Il -5- -4 -s-5-.-- 4fF.-r. III rEzsz C+z-1-r7s-
Z III g-.'l'. -t AZ IN -5 z.ra rz.-iz
s.51sr7 ao la5s El-l t1 5a1 52l --s- 4. III
- $500 1--F- -4..-- -4sT5z.s s+eta5l4-- Tfs
4sz t-r- -4 .--.~5-- f..- f-s,r arfres9
-s e4 /. + s.--- ..--t-.--
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49, F---5--a-- f- .-ra-91 ~ ts.z ~rs-9- reaches
- . -5.4-F ~ $500. Il ~. rsaa entire r-gr
800 r. nv. E.zs-. =-a.ssaIa-f= MANNED b
z.sf - r. -li --lf -..-rr.sre ana r ssrserts Of
-Irtrz and s- IN sale EtEe5r1roauce This
s-----r- T- {. rr.I-7ss--d s5er .sseF individual
tI f1dfsz-s ia adsaace lae proportion of tie same
- ain -. 5rfs -I.g and place ofdg-
-. t. $50 rrfrt S s5z hands it j. To be
49, ,5 - +; .--.rr. igsa-sr Bonds
sg- r.aH- BARRE interest gf a5zHt FER cent uayHbIe
~ z-rIIr an5 are rgt ID be issued IF les dglOiua-
-f +g.sg ra E--f-.g dollars .r-arr gEera rb4 su5-
-r5-s5gr FIJI Er amount II H4r @ limit E. fixed ~
Hrrr dollar TEe gavf8eH- u PRINCIPAL aal Interest
Il secured III Til 1e perceived br special 4ct II Con
PRESS
The agricultural and manufacturing interests which
have rae- the auug-urttr Of contributing tire
- -ssz,., In. rf- ++re C:s.-rFr7aIlr were NOT fn
condition rf make CASH Subscriptions ~ the loan previ-
ra=fr authorized THafr surplus czaaI already
ea-s# and their garF Il resources ID he nature oil
ff5rz was mainly To- be looked for IL The future Upgu
such future resource they are authorised safely ~ draw.
and the Investment proposed aside fraus claims tle
-es- r.a-g5ar NAV 1a regarded altogether as advan-
I'll -af. sr other business transaction.
il ISIS "A. as.f s.t Fl fr---
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HAVE Just returned again from the city with a new
and handsome well selected stock of summer Goods
every style and quality call the attention Of the ladies
III particular and request them call and examine the
goods as Selectedthem with great and they cannot
be surpassed in Shreveport Ny motto is small profits
and quick sales. Corrt one come ALL and get bargains
as am determined not to be undersod word to the
gentlemen regard 70 my clothing and furnishing goods
WINGED that they are the best ever brought this place
LulEo " MAEAS
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NLIer estlUI@lfIeEE-
Wagons Of all sizes and patterns for horses or oxen
Cane Carts and Wagons Of the latest improvement;
Carts and Draws. for CITY and plantation use; Timber
and OK W heels; Spring Produce and agZaZeW Wagons,
Wheelbaows Trucks, etc. ia short all the different artl
cles in the line, i'm extensive varieties.
Purchasers VIII find it 10 interest to call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere
DAVID c. WILSON.
Nos. IS. 70 and = Caraadeiet street New Orleans
\ Borders received aud executed with despatch
Planters ordering anv 81 the above articles VIII please
direct their Merchants to D. 6. Wilson's Repository,
qq-E "
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BEDSTEADS.

BEDSTEADS.
I'D EDSTEADS! BEDSTEADS! just received at my
I'D store Texas street:
500 Bedsteads,
comprising: Eclipse, Y foot Cottages Misses and Extra
Misses plain Poplar Oct SycamoreIenny Lind Cottage,
S. camore Cottage, and White. Oak Misses;
50 Walnut IL Inges;
IS Shuck Va sessez WI ENDERs.
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lander and g.renton DaiIy aLaiI stage Line.

Att-55se 4 m above routeisnow completely stocked.
zLa2k5--@ Commodious Nail Stages win leave CAM
DEN Ark, and TRENTON, La, every day, Sundays
excepted, at 4 o'clock NJ, and arrive at TRENTON
and CAMDEN on the day following, at o'clocE, ".
This line connects at CAMDEN with the Stage Lines
to the OTSPRINGS, GAINES LANDING, and WASH
INGTON Ark, and at TRENTON, with the Stage Lines
to SHREVEPORT, La. and by way Of HARRISON
BURG and TRINITY to NATCHEZ, Miss.
Every attention paid to the comfort and convenience
of the travelling community twill connectwth steam
ers atTRENT0N thus affording uninterrupted Transport
taton to travellers going south. w. {. CARR.
EharrN Riden La. Nov. Q. 1889.
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q
WILL EtFt1Ly a.
LIVER COMPLAINT, IA p
Chronic or nervous aebldIE, ais
all diseases arising from q sasg.
Dyspepsia Heartburn Inward
the stomach, fullness Of hlaea :.
swimming in the bead, Ta.u3.ali.
or weight in the stomach, sour
suHgcuting feeling when lying
ness of the skin and eyes. Et-D-
pain in the smailof thchHcN,
Of heat. depression of spirits, n
despoudencv or any nervous ass
<the skin. and fever and ague or
OVER 4 MILLION u
Have been sold during the iasa
instance has it fUladiu giving en-.
then, will suffer from weakness @.
Strengthening Cordial will cure
No language can convey an i.
mediate and almost miraculous
ingthis Cordial in the diseased
nervous system, whether broker
by nature, on impaired by s.ckas
strung organisation is restored Y
vigor. MARRIED IN
Or others conscious Of iRL1liiIF
viii find McLcau's Strengthening
generator of the system; and a'i
themselves by improperlndut-gI
dial a certain and speedy remeet
TO TIE II
MCLEAN'S STRENGTH
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LEEDS, T0ItNDRY.
CORNER OF DELORD AND FoURCHE STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS

CORNER OF DELoRD AND FoURCHE STREETS
NEW ORLEANS.
- Is prepared to furnish vertical and hori.
q. II. 1. u. !. !. I. |. |.
ez91keF-s1 zontal Steam Engines Sugar Mills yacu-
III " um Pans, Sugar Kettles, CHARTERS Fit
I'll ers, steam and horse power Draining
Machines, Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron
LTN Columns and Fronts for buildings Fur.
EA~A3ly mace Mouths, Crate Bars, etc, and all
machinery required for the South.
They respectfully call the particular attention of the
planters Of Louisiana and the adjoining States to their
style OF Steam Engines Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans and
Draining Wheels which for strength durability and con
yenence, have not been excelled.
New Orleans. February Z 1855
DICkINSONS SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY
READY PROOF PRESS.
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LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT!!!

EE7IE best and cheapest light in use, is made from
/ Coal Oil, or by some called KEROSENE Oh, as il
burns twice long any other and the price Of which
has been reduced.
The undersigned has large assortment of Coal Oil
or Kerosene Lamps, in every variety of Style also:
Chandeliers Hall Lamps Solar Lard Oil Campheue and
Spirit gas lamps and all the articles required to be used
with them
Always on hand a good supply Of the best quality Of
Refined Coal Oil. BIeached Oil, Camphene and
Spirit Gas Fluid, and the Southern ~ Conn
panys' LubTicatins Oil, now in general use, by the
barrel or gallon.
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
lamp, whchis not eXcelled for burning kitchen grease
lard Or oil, very cheap. Also for FUller's Patent
Faucet. which Iaststhree times long any without
leaking the patent Scissors Sharpener, very cheap,
useful and convenicnt the patent Decanter or Bottle
stopper, good improvement, MusSrove's patent
portable Gas stove, very useful and convenient where
gas is used; SpaIdimgs prepared Glue, which should
be in the hands of every housekeeper
The public Is respectfully invited to call.
ARTEN0N HILL, No Charters street,
febs New Orleans.
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CARRIAGES. BUGGIFS. &c.

c5s-nKI We have just received large assortment Of
go RocKAwAYs, BARoucHEs, BUGGIGs, &C., which
are offered at New Orleans prices,
NehaYe on hand complete assortment Of Trimmings
Woodwork &c, &C., and are fully prepared to manu-
facture and repair every description CT Carriage and
Wagon work ROBSON & kIMBIE
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s. REWARD.
k7HN5WnEz7s sS5 STRAyED away some months since a
lEL,.4Y~ large young Cow. Her colorisgadish
az VI with many white spots her horns are
sss.s:@t@1 what is generally called crimpetk horn
both ends eeshe horRs, at their endpont upwards The
mark no5 known. She purchased from Mr. Walnole,
who st her from the neighborhood Of Mrs. Cole the
lake whore she has been recently seen ANY person
-bHnging her home shall receive the above reward
j.. BLIZZARD.
Shreveport, February e. 1861
y USSETS- Double back riyited Russell a. sI4 90 n
Ia dozen 4 HUNT & Co.. on the I.eycc
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SOUTHERN MARBLE WORKS,
Troy FENCING

IRON FENCING!
TEHHE undersigned having made ugements with the
Z manufactures prepared to order every de
scrDton Of Iron Fencing suitable for enclosing build
ings gardens cemetery lots, etc, also Iron Ratings
for galleries and balconies which will be sold MANI
FACTUEERs PRICES adding transportation.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine the various
styles at the Southern Marble Works Of
w. HECON & Co.
Corner of Texas and Edwards Streets
Shrnvppnrt March 2T-tf
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Fine Italian Manels from $50 to 200 each
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing marble will do well 10
call Immediately, it is intention r aisonse of
the entire stock as soon possible will aso ,akc
Of 10 per cent any and all monies paid on
account between this and January st. 1851
November 70. GEORGE WEIR
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"a UAShSsuperlOr Hams, Shoulders and clears Sides
L " Just received andfor sale BY
sep30 ED. EBERSTADT
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-08

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