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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-07
s.rWednesdav mornip. last, the Fly.

Ely' W ednesday morning last, the fiy-
Ing Ar'illery-afier giving three hearty
cheers "to the citizens of Lewisburg for
all their kiudness shown them, ,'-drpart-
ed for Harrisburg. As they were drawn
up in front Of the Revere House, they
were generally aekuowledged to be the
most rotus, set of soldiers that have yet
left our place They are from Center
mostly but few from adjoining counties
Ten other, have since left. We have
found among them some Of the most res
pectable, intelligent, and well-behaved gen
tlemen, few-as in every Company, and
every T0xn-sho were noisy and vicious
aud (like other men where they are fur
usaed with liquor sometimes Troublesome.
On the whole, they have behaved them
selves as well as could reasonably be ex-
pectei Of hale, hearty men, with little or
nothing to do. We expect to hear from
them, when in more active service.
Tie comparatively ,rif'ng diseoaifor's
felt br our citiz,ns from short stay OF
small number Of soldiers, may suggest
many reflections. Suppose them quarter
ei upon u, against cur will, by the year :
Sgryose them TO number hundreds aud
thou>ands-srmed,e entirely lswless, under
strong excitement from Sic,ory er defeat,
from wan, Of food or mouey Imagine,
again, that they were foes instead Of friends
-lha, they bad ouly shiurla,;ers 10 pay
for everything they chose to 'ake-that
they would drive men, women and child
ren. trom their houses aud other buildings
Of nothing worse > This latter Is the
commo u fate # towns 10 the Border States
overruu by the Cotton State invaders.
Should the "auticoeIeiODis,," aud "crm-
promisers" prevail, We should have lls'
such marauders through Pennsy sylvauia, de
vouripg ike Iocu.is, aud punishIng like
Tories OF Indians,
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FANCl AND STABLE DRY GOODS,
,Infhinn. Roots. ShnpS. HITS. Cans. 81
NOTICE.

= -. = = -.
SEiAb appomtsl Receiver under lLe provisions Of
the act q the Confederate oates o. amerca emu
us Ah AT fof vs. SeqoGShauoh . tle Estates Prop
ertH ana EhectS n 1Heh Ehe4leI III i"F lhe Secion
u US 2lsts LII :" N"I'i Dt',G
aol4e' D9ssleI ~" he' IT, 'lu oI "uicli
w 03nledeTate lohts nolds sessions n
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wilh3 ~ III A. Ptpetcl, S1I.i3 nts ~ g't,S' '''
uoihlcii' h@tplt y P'oPet;f, ""e'g Si'sG SSrP!S'
Nluei la t,sl NH ~ Y! E'i -
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WI ~ li"s oi ~ i =; :" IN ~ r,C, a."
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Hi9 9: ny ~ 49, : 49,; lt 7'l ' ~, -;
Pe'eilI IN og WY o; o'S I"pGS, III enGt IN
9tt"ee' - eeeuis '.'C l- ! % 'o wv Lle'' ~"
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NOTICE,


FIR0M and after date N. LEVY, my duly authorised
agent, fully empowered to transact any business for
me. SAN LEVY.
Shreveport, January 50, l86l-feb6
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- L S2T 20, and S5U per year Tor clothes.
Texas has land give from her agnitcen and ample
domains to all who join her forces.
One company Will enable the Battalion to have
Lieutenant Colonel, though any number from one or
more will be receive by the Recruiting Officer but with
the view Of forming another company. The readiness
with which soldiers have enlisted proves that soon
Battalion will be full This Battalion have gone into
winter quarters Dougasville Cass 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 dOublebarrcl shot gun sabre, and if possible,
braEe of pistols.
Cur commanding officer distinguished himself in the
Mexican war; and only those who prepared to meet
victory or death are wanted by our commander. We
know him wen and would enlist the brave only. Our
destinations Missouri where the heroic Sterling Price
Heaven gave him his name has covered himself with
glory. His campaign in Mexico most brilliant,
thou4h only slender force, he routed much greaternum
bers His victorious winter campaign against the inSur
gent Indians deserve TO be enrolled among the brilliant
acts Of the Mexican While his victories at Taos
and {usales will be living epstIes forever read and ap
padrd Never Will his five successful battles IN his
Stale be forgotten. The battle Of Lexington his
ing gorv win not be surpassed victory great and
much like ,ackSOu's at New Orleans need but be said
thar with the aid he will receive from Arkansas and Tex
he will early in the spring secure Missouri to and
thus benefit the entire CCnederacy and forever close all
communication by land, to California from Lincondom.
Sons OF THE SOUTu need be reminded that the
brightest names our Histories page were born
southern soil? That victory pcTcheS Southern stand
ards? To you then is granted the privilege Of enrolling
your names with other gallant of the South. For
this crisis YOU have been created to bear glorious part
in ubnding the cords ofdeSpotsp. None Of Us
own not now must nature assert her sway. God com
mauds the sacrifice COME JOIN Us At ONCE.
Il. p CRUMP, Major Commanding
LIST Battalion Texas Cavalry.
A L. HAY Recruiting Officer. iaul-f
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LOST!


TFNHREE mortgage potes dated July Is 1852 each for
S2SG66 one due lst January 1861 one LIST January
bears per cent interest from date, the last in
tcreSt
TIE above notes were drawn by W. WADE payable to
the order of WN NJ FoLsoM and marked .yaretur by
Z II Pitts recorder.
Tie public are cautioned against buying taking said
notes Us payment has been stopped.
Anv persons finding the notes will confer favor by
delivering them to L. NJ. MUTT, Esq or to ne
SIsreve1orr. Dec .. 1861 VIM NJ. FOLS0N.
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headquarters First Division, Western Depart


rr.- COLUMBUS, ky. December "a, 1861
,4AERAL ORDERS-No. %.
u s hereby ordered that hereafter no leaves OF alb
- sence 70 officers, furlgughs 70 men shall be gran
n except by the Major General Commanding.
Algavcs and furlouGhs issued by any oficer oFthls
u aAd peOr TO this date, hereby revoked ami the
% and soldiers to whom they have been granted are
, y 70 report TO their commanding officers lmmedl
III, Their leaves or furloughs have expired, aud not
man fifteen days from this date if they do not expire
Nom, Inc Commanding officers ofDiyisioas and ofRegl-
'"1lahons ard Corps not assigned to any Diylslon
'aeEel to forward to these headquarters, mmediaet
80 receipt OF this order, list of tie oihcers ana
rs,i, 'I'. commands who absent, without leave
aug 5ne length of time they have been so absent.
Social olcerS detailed on recruiting service or on any
ann ice mat require them TO be absent from their
3r-.5 'a On company Regimental business, are orr
' 70 report for duty at once
s I t'sIs and officers who absent on sick leave
yard 90 report themselves at oncefor duty or fort
Hr " gd.Se headquarters Immediately certificates Of
10 do so, signed BY surgeon Of the Com
Mr. ~ states Army on certificate of private phvsi-
lor,@5 sworn to and subscribed before any one au-
~ 20 administer aaths
7a, ia uAanding Officers Of this Division ordered
6rlear,'.tI % these Headquarters any applications
Rent "Dsehce or urloughs except IN the most ur1
Written "ua to accompany such applications with tho
T. III sI ,9n Why they forward them
31igr h 4 JoF General Commanding informs the ARMY
DTS post 19er ~ heCoufederate service to remain al
a4d that he will exert all of hig official aathori4
@dsrs iiu me sgrerest penalties all officers and
HH.pr ~ absent Themselves without leave granted BIT
,'anmd a NaforCen. POLK.
i GEQ. WILLIAMSON, Major
a. j. General
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II. lINMAN,
RNQE AND SHOE AER.

EFsW1@z HAVING removed from his old stand to
Tsa - to the building recently occupied by
NdS5[ " Cook TTmgeI near the corner of Tex
4sszSsk9SseAA>G and Market strs adjoining Lewis
Drug Store and received stock Of Superior Leather
Morocco &C. begs leave inform the citizens of Shrcve
port and its vicinity that he prepared to pauuac
ture in a superior style out Of the best material Boots
and Shoes Of every description. Returning to my pa
irons many thanks for past fayors solicit continuance
Of their confidence
\ large stock Of Boots of my manufacture always
hand; travellers and strangers therefore be sup
piled at p moments notice.
Remember the store-Texas street. one door below
Lewis Drug Store. nov3
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CONFEDERATION RE&TAURAT,
RESTAURANT,

: a~~ TuE undersigned would respect ITza,
~ lyiuforn the ciJizens of Shreve f5asA
port and vicinity that he opens restaurant on H.
FRIDAY THE lsT DAY OF MARCH, ISL, Texas street
near Market where he will be prepared at all times to
satisfy his friends and customers from O'Clock A.
until II O'Clock P. NJ, with warm and cold meals
To boarders by the week and month, liberal deduc-
ton will be made. ). \. JEHLE.
Shrcxenort. Februarv =, 1871 SIN
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HOGS!

rEyEIE undersigned will shortly receive upwards Of loco
IL Fine Hogs, which will be sold on liberal terms IN
lots Df ten and upwards
Persons wishing TO purchase are requested 70 call
within the next ten days. T. q =. JACOBS,
Shreveport, December Is, 1851.
GARDENER WANTED.
a GAFnESER WANTED for the year lSG2. Inquire I'M
- Immediately, A. y. LEV lSEE.
Shreveport, December IL, lS6l-f
SOUR KROUT.
W. YRS. LA2IER, has a large supply of Sour Krout.
I'VE which made under her own superintendance
and offered far sale an the lowest prices Orders
Be ta.t with her girl al lhs market dec-5
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N AER
Dealer III
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. PRODUCE,
WINES, LIQUORS.
N B A f R ,


STEAMBOAT AND BAR STORES
Corner Texas and Spring Street.
SHREVEPORT, La.
HAFING removed to his fine, large, and commodi-
Ii Gus store-rooms which he has had erected on the
site of his old stand takes this method of informing his
old friends and the public generally that haygiusre-
turned from New Orleans with large and complete
Stock of 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 scecedn person and purchased for cash. he is
enabled te sell goods LOWER PRICES than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him, he asks continuance OF the same
Shreveport March IA 1860
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SAMUEL ARMITAGE,
1GsuHnNA DIE IJ'ATTnP

Market street. opposite the PQsohce, Shreveport La
IA Would respectfully inform the gentlemen Of this
"A place and the surrounding country that he can
liz always be found Ut his old stand as above, and
socits their patronage feeling assured shat he will give
satisfaction lie has lately resumed from New Orleans
With fine ssortneno Of scasonable goods all fresh and
Of tile most fashionable styles, selected by himself cX
pressiy for the accommodation Of his patrons comprs
ing fine black and colored French and English summer
cloths Merinos, Linen Drillngs, together with every
description Of goodsor coats and pantaoons; plain and
fancy silk marselles and other yestngs The best cut
tiers and workmen employed, and all work Will be
executed in a superior style and ut the very lowest
prices Suits for weddings, balls parties viii be fur
nisbed at the shortest notice Ma5 s. 1851.
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW and
n General Collecting Agent.Otce Market Street,
the post Office Shreveport La. VIII attend all
business Entrusted to him III the parishes Of Caddo De
Soto and Bosser. july 3, lS6l.
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ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLES.

CORNER Texas A%D EDWARD STREETS, SHREVEPORT, La
N+%S1azE = zSeszssF4S TnE undersigned having pur.
F fSS4 4 chased this well known estab-
Ex4SE<24GN lSSNGz- liShment, beg leave to inform
the citizens OF Shreveport and the public generally that
they are prepared to accommodate the community with
short or long drives rides horseback hacks bug
ges and carriages hrethey PreParcdto carry pas
sengers to any part ofthe country in the State ont OF
it, horses kept by the day week or month The stables
are well ventilated and well supplied with the best Of
provender. Having employed experienced ostlers, no
pains or expenses will be spared to give satisfaction
all those who will favor them with their patronage.
SIMS. GAMBIIN Il Co
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,
MILITARY cor I FC,l'

TgNIEE next session of this institution will Open usual
Il the FIRST MONDAY SEPTEMBER next
Terms-Tuton, boarding, washing, fuel, rooms, ser
wants attendance and ofarms $l05 per ofwen
.yweeks. Engineering, French Spanish German, Draw
ing, Bookkeeping and Fencing $40 per term. Students
required to furnish their rooms
BY the aid of military discipline effective government
established and health physical cultire good order
and industrious habits are promoted.
For additional information apply to
b. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent
Nashville Tenn August IS 1867
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N. In UEFN,
Texas Street. one door from Edwards Sire

DEALER IL
ezzz-49 f9sf57=ag, FURNITURE, CHAIRS, 50
tsraSzsAgzal@E MATTRESSES, WILLow-WARE, Z
~tzf@---7--StS WINDow SHADES, LOOKING T52eIlSz
Glasses Glass Plates Gilt Mouldngs etc, etc, etc
Keeps constantly hand large stock of the above
articles purchased direct from the manufactures
bling him sell at New Orleans prices adding freight
to this place He invites those in of anything in
his line give him cali and he will use his best efforts
To give General satisfaction. march1
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Al nitlto
.Gonnceng Houston with Railroad and Stage Li4es
to Austin, San Antonio, Matagorda, Indanoa, Corpus
Christi Brownsville and all important points Texas
Passengers seats in the Stages and not be dc
tanned the route must purchase Through Tickets and
have their names registered on the Way BILL by applying
the Railroad Steamboat and Stage Office St Charles
Hotel Rotunda upstairs. G. $. KELLEY, Agent
?. Having been resident Of Texas for the past
twenty-five years will take pleasure in giving any nor
nation concerning the country different routes in Tex
as. c. $. KELLEY,
Formerly of the Kelley House,
dec1S+ at Houston and Galveston.
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RAFT.

| J. the 10th inst will open books in the city q
= Shreveport, for the subscription Of STOCK to the
louisiana, Arkansas s. Texas Navigation Co.
yle per cent in cash. will be required at the time q
oscnbng. The books viii opened by Mr.. } J. Kline
VINE Branch Bank, who viii act ILL Commissioner
Those wanting stock would do well to attend the first
wv The stock was I'LL taken the first day in Arkansas
Ilo object Of the company is the removal Of the main
M. {. NJ. HERYEY, Pres.
Shreveport JAM a, 1852
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SUCCESSION SALE.

AL. HAY, Recruiting officer.
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HIDES!
COOK x TROEGEL,
Successor to Austin & Goodwyn,)

8tNUFACTURERs
Copper, TiE, Zinc and Sheet-IrOn Ware.
TEXAS STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE MARKET.
49, HAVING removed into the new and comm0dious
ga brick building, Texas street, adjoining the
t5sT corner Of Market, Opposite old stand and
3 s greatly increased our stock and oherfacilitieS
~ we are now prepared to execute with prompt
ness every description Of Copper, Tin Zinc Lead and
Sheet-lron Work Particular attention will be paid to
putting up CUTTERS and conductors fixing metallic pumps
in ciStcrns and wells, etc.
large stock Of Manufactured Tinware embracing ev-
cry variety kept constantly on hand.
Oursock OF stoves is the most complete brought
to this place and embraces all the latest approved
patents ofCOOklNG, OFFICE, PARLOR and CHURCH
STOVES, ofwcstern 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, will be
found unusually low aud terms easy.
All orders from the country promptly executed no
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MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE RAILROAD
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.
ID L, 1, VII - y Ii l.AIrn lLAI- u :,

gzsizIz55a szsi5tzt=7e stsi55tteff E aszzss.
l-S-zss5 1850. 1s--s
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TEXAS & NEW ORLEANS GREAT SOUTH.
Western Passenger Route.

- - - H. 3 -tats4@As satAE5e5 Ise-I57zzEt
CoyvEYIXG THE CONFEDERATE MAIL AND SoUTH-W EsrGRN
EMPRESS.
TB1RAINS leaves Depot of NO, O. and CIV. Railroad
the Hotels at clock connecting the Opelousas Land
ing with the Ferry Boat leaving at halfpast clock
Connecting with the fast mail passenger packets
CRICKET and ST. MARY, at Berwick's Bay, daily, to
Patcrsonville, Centreve, Franklin, Clarendon, Jenc
retts and New iberia.
Connecting regularly with Powell, Taylor 4 Co.'S ele
CANT Double Daily Four-lorSe Post Coaches to Nbetts
Bluff.
Connecting with Steamboat and Railroad to Houston
Texas.
Time through from New Orleans to Houston, 20 hours
From n 0. to Bcrwicks Bay by raroad, ... 50 miles
d. Berwick TO New iberia by Steamboat, 10
-. New iberia to Nibctt's Blum by dou. r,o
BILE daily line four horse post coaches ~
=. Niblett's Bluff 10 Beaumont by steamer 70
. Beaumont to Houston by railroad 80. 81
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aches have been left at the Office q
session, and any person wishing to examine
aaH can do SO BY calling at said Office
A. SCuAFFNER.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,

II URING my absence from the parish J.. NJ Mutt, Esq.
~ willact agent for me and my mother Susan TABgR
aprI7 Z. D. TABER.
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a. Schalfner, on this the third day
hree hundred and four dollars, ant
"a 81, settlement in fuIlof the conn
q 10 me.
LAWRENCE l.. BUTLER.
4 careful examination Of the Com.
them correct.
LAWRENCE r. BUTLER.
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NALI-ARLE r. NTATION rOR sALE.

7 OFFER for sale my Plantation situated four miles
southwest ofShrevePort, in the parish ofCaddo and
half mile from the Nicksburg Shreveport and Tex
as Railroad, containing thirteen hundred and twenty
acres about three hundred and fifty of which
cultivation. There is the place good overseer's
house negro cabins, cribs and stables and well of as
good water there is in the parish will sell the place
forIcss than the timber oni is worth.
Shreveport, Aug o. lS5@-tf NJ. WATSON.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

TETE undersigned VIII be absent from Shreveport until
I about March. Mr.. r. T. SAMUEL is my legal agent
duuu., my absence, and will collect my claims and dis
charge debts whenever able SO to do.
Ny former assistant will be foundin the office.
inns-Im $. HINSON, D. D. S.
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FOREST UANUFACTURISG COMPANY,
FORESTVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA.
MANUFACTURERS or
SUPERIOR BOOK and NEWS Par ERR, etc.
TENS company begleaye call the sftention Of south
ern dealers ito their facilities for manufacturing at
short notice all kinds Of PARE They are preparedto
make Bank Note Paper, if desired.
Editors and publishers will please send fer samples
and prices Address
nly8t w B. REID, Superintendent.
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rs hereby given that from and after list December 1851
shall adopt the CASH system exclusively, and no
work will be delivered unless the money paid down for
the same. ROBSON & kIMBLE.
ShreNrnnrt Nnvenaher & 1871
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Y. SHTDET


w To my numerous friends and Gus G-2-G1e-4
en- toners beg to announce that I ~ S-SS
As5 have taken agency for Mr. J. LIrrHA CER, and
street near the corner of Spring where they will find the
largest and finest assortment of goods oeredn this
market before consisting of
WATCHES,
of the best English manufacturers, fully guaranteed and
at Prices to compare with any House in New
Orleans. ! also keep a large assortment of
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
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r,pt, H. Hunsioker in account with shreve
port Rebels.
Total Cash received, ........... Sgo5 30

IWLUI 0'I7II ;. :, .
.r Or.
" BIZ Cash paid +. Eberstadt, w $50 %
Daily News, .... 80
Lieut.. Schalfner IA %
. Head Il Sawyer. s.. "a %
T. J. Knight, .. Is %
i. Liquor forCompany DO
for hauling co 5
bagging around the falls, ...... ~
CASH paid Id Alexandria 5 30
Sutler at Camp Moore IA 81
for Butter. 80
. Drayage 70 railroad, %
By balance On hand, which was
paid over to a. Scha1tner, lst. 1G3 80
Lieut., as per lis receipt, l.....
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KR0M and after the First of August the price for shoe
L ing horses will be TWO DOLLARS.
ROBSON & FIMBLE
Shreveport AUG I I96I-tt
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I.t TEXAS BATTALION or CAVALRY =

Tufs well mounted command of disci-
pine soldiers, have been mustered into
service since November for one year.
Those joining now, will receive pay from
that date.
RATES PER MoNTH-Man and Horse,
So- 20 nnd Slm NOR r-nnr for clnthns
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SILVER WARE,
FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS!
RR III, u FRI TES!I

As for the work department, my personal attention will
be given and nothing will be spared to give satisfaction
iuIv13 p. T. J.. FRANK.
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CARRIAGES AT COST.
q CARRIAGES and Buggies, manufactured bv the
4 ~ well known manufacturer JONI D. NORRIS Eliza
beth ~ j.. which have just been received and are Of
Tered at cost and fully guaranteed for one year.
ROBSON 4 KIMBLE
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS :
Still Ahead of all Trade!
WINTER
TExAs STREET, SHREvEpoRg

TExNs S4REET, SHREVEPORT
ssg Has just received per steamers Era No. T. ~ 4
SSs5 Fleta Yazoo Belle Rescue, and Larkin *
8A- Edwardsan extensive and complete stock ~
of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the mauufactu-
rers seectedin person eXpress for the Shreveport
ket and including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
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
NAV assured that they VIII be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house offer them.
Boots, Shoes and Brogans for ladies, and boys,
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Also-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery
Glassware Qucenswarc etc, etc. to all of which the
attention Of my old patrons and epubcs solicited.
now A. WINTER.
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mIyDEN FEMAIE COLLEGE,.

MITDEN FEMAI1E COLLEGE.
TENIIIS well known aud popular School for YoryG La
a. DIES viii commence its Ninth ScHeL4 sT1c YE4R on
the First Tuesday i'll October. with corps of ac-
Teachers. J. FRANKLIN FORD,
Mlndsn, Aug. 81, f86l-3m President.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

7lIIS is to certify, that T. L. ScoGIS, is my regular
authorised agent to attend to- and transact business
until I return. IdeclIl JOSIAH GULL.