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IN. .lAMES HOwEI..

MAGAZINE STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
a aa,~-~, TINS elegant and commodious establish
ss4zi!ESsA. ment having undergone thorough rem
s.iTSs Fm5t4 ovoton and repair during the summer,
A5ilI2esasf.z1 is now opened for the reception Of
guests. Fer gentlemen unaccompanied by their families
no TABLE DuorG VIII be provided but well conducted
RESTAURANT viii be connected with the establishment
where meals will be served at all hours and at reasona
Bile rates
Persons visiting the city win find the ST. JAMES one
OF the most eeabIe Hotels in the Southern Confedera
cy The Chambers which well ventilated are hand
somey furnished, and in ali respects comfortable Each
room Is supplied with GAS.
The ACCOMMODATIONS for FAMILIES are superior The
ladies' Ordinary will conducted as usual, but fam
lies preterring without board viii be accommoda
ted.
The Hotel is centrally located on one Of the widest
and most pleasant streets in the city.
s1zy-The CITY HOTEg. has also undergone re-
pairs and is conducted by US, as formerly.
MORSE MOORE,
a Drnr
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Shreveport Price-Current.

Shreveport Price-Current.
This report embraces actual sales made yesterday
CorroN-MiddHng, -@-c.
SUGAR-N. 0. brown, 5@9c. q 70.
MoLAssGs-38@4 cts. u gall,
FLoUR-Tcxas 83@9cts. II ID.
P6RK-Mess, -(@35 90 il bbl,
BAooS-sides clear, 18@20c; ribbed 1890 shout
ders, l8@2Oc; sugar-eurcd hams, @ u b.
LARD-l602Jc Up ID.
SALr-S9 Oo0sl0 Il sack
WursKEY-32 00@4 90 q gall.
0m-Lard. - 40 a so n gall
CANDLEs-Star, 48@50c. 17 ID.
CoRN-50065c. p bushel.
SI1s-$- ooS@-.ao q keg. tnos-lo@1ao. = h.
BAgG1NG-Ky. @ India, dc
snoT-$-ta- p bag. LEAD-BAE,-&-c.} y n
HrDEs-506c h 10.
WooL.-25@35cts. .2 ID.
LEArHEe-Sole, 3o@$5cts ~ tb. Upper, 4o@5octs
u To- Harness, 40@5Octs. p ID.
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- BATTLE HOUSE.

~ - BAII4E4 HUISL.
Asxz1gS$A THE fremont House Edwards Street,
IS TiFssssSSN Shreveport, La, lately occupied BY 5.
aeiIf1-sss-I ? Day, having been fItsaH up with en-
tirey new furniture &C. has been re6penad under the
name of the BATTLE HOUSE by the undersigned, who viii
endeavor give satisfaction to the travelling public
particularly suited to the accommodation of ladies' The
proprietorwshes TO make but pedge-whichi that
the strctest cleanliness shall be observed in every de-
nartrnpnt TOcti7l A. d. BATTLE.
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Connecting at Houston with Railroad and Stage Lines
to Austin, san Antonio Matagorda, lndanoa, Corpus
Christi Brownsville and all important points in Texas
Passengers to secure seats IN the Stages and not be de
tanned the route, purchase Through Tickets, and
have their names registered on the Bill By applying
at the Railroad Steamboat and Stage Office st. Charles
Hotel Rotunda upstairs C. $. KELLEY, a gent.
p Shaving been a resident OF Texas for the past
TWENTY-FIVE years will take pleasure giving any infor
mation concerning the country or Tex
as r G. S. KELLEY,
Formerly Of the Kelley House,
5ar1o+ at Houston and Galveston.
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l.. NJ MUTT
4 TTORNEY ATLAW, shreveport. La.-Will practice
Il in the courts ofhe Parishes of Caddo Bosser Clai
borne and Benye. silly
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RoBT ]. LoONEY. SAM l. WELLS
LOONEY & WELLS,
A TTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0RS AT LAW
"A VIII practice in the Courts of Caddo and surround
ing parishes and in the Supreme Court at Monroe and
Alexandria, Office Market street near the Posoiice
Sbrpvpnart La ian'y1S
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WINANS Il HEATH,
A TTORNEYS LAW, Shreveport, Law ili9ttend
"A to all business entrusted them in the parishes OF
Caddo DeSoto and Bossier Office, Texas street, oppo
site the courthouse
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yERANDAH HOTEL,

J0rner OF AlIdIn anu s7pIIHG stItVVs.
EyfSsA- The subscriber having built the above
E5fss new and commodious house, and has
Ess1L. fitted it up with furniture, informs
hetraVeng public that he is now prepared to accommo-
date guests pledging himself that nothing shall be want
his part to rive satisfaction. The table viii at all
times be served with every decacy of the season pre-
pared by experienced cooks while the servants and wal
fes are attentive and polite The Yerandah Hotel being
located in quiet and agreeable part Of the town. and at
the same time only few steps from the steamboat land
ng and centre of business affords unusual inducements
to Travellers who viii at all times ind it comfortable
home Prices moderate.
HENRY HASsEBR8Uk.
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Al Corinth, Miss, May End, 1862.

AT Corinth, Miss, May End ] 1862
Tiers Of Shiloh ana Elkhorn. We are about to
once more IN the strife Of battle, the invaders Of
III. the desporers of cur homes, the dist1rbers
r family ties Face to face, and hand to hand,
; to decide whether we are to be freemen or the
ayes Of those who are free only in name, ana who
esterday were yanqui-hed, although in largSly su-
numbers and in their own encampments On %he
memorable field or Shiloh. Let the impending
decide our fate, and add one more illustrious
TO the history Of our reyolution--one to which
ha1~,n will point with noble pride, saying OUR
at thc battle OF Corinth.
late you on your timely junction and your
ncr5. For the first time during this war
Get our foe in strength that should itself
Dry. Soldiers, can the result be do4bttnE
b drive back into the Tennessee the pre-.
nerceuaries collected for our subjugation?
manly effort, and trusting in God and the
bur cause, we shall recover more than we
ost Let the sound Of our victorious guns
by those Of the army of Virginia on the
tie field Of Yorktown
e. T. BEAUREGARD,
GeucraIcommlnding
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THE ISvAsIoN-Our community have been for
week hearing rumors Of the invasion Of the State from
Missouri. We suppose there is no doubt OF the fact
We gather from the rumors that they come in large
force how large no one seems to know the estimates
being from 6000 to p 000) down White and Black rg-
ers to BatcsgE le Some four or FIVE hundred Of tie
people Of tina section collected and sharp skirmisb
ensued but the patriots were Of course obliged to re-
ire The mort probable condition Of affairs, gathered
from the various rumors up Friday night is that the
main body of them still remained Batesve whilst
some 1900 of them with six howitzers had advanced
to Jacksonport. ALT. Johnsonssp5 company OF Texas
had left Little Rock to bring in definite Information
There a rluor that the enemy reached Searcy, 90
miles from capital but that seems conradicted since
There is doubt of the presence Of the enemy, but
their designs are yet uncertain. Some suppose they
intent upon taking Little Rock; and waiting the
arrival Q commssary stores by way OF Cairo. Others
that their destination is Memphis, By way Of White
river. If the former is attempted we hope the whole
country behind their march will with guerrillas
Many OF the citizens Of Little Rock are leaving
The archieyes and public records removed. To
what place It's not fit to tell. Washington (AFk) Tel
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i q REAII.

J. c. BEALL,
A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law and
IA General Collecting Agent.-0tiee Market Street
near the post Office Shreveport, La VIII attend to all
business entrusted to him IA the parishes OF Caddo De
Soto and Bossier july :, ls6I
GEORGE WILLIAMSON B. LEYIsEE
WILLIAMSON & LEVIsEE,
A TTORNEYS At LAW, Shreveport, La.-Will prac
"A tce in the District Courts Of Gaddo, DeSoo and
Bossier parishes and in the Supreme Court
Monroe and in the United States District Court, at
Shreveport, La ocI2I
a TTORNEY ATLAW, Shreveport, La.-Will practice
II in the courts ofthe Parishes of Caddo Bosser Cla
borne and Bienyille silly
JOHN Nv. PENNALL
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ShreTe-
"a port La. viii give strict attention to business IN the
District Courts Of Caddo, DeSoto and Eosser
r. P. GATES.
A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW = Will
"A practice in the courts of Caddo Bossier and De Soto
Shreveport, May ,, l960-lyE -
RoBr J. LooNEY sAML.
LoONEY & WELLS,
A TTORNEYsI AND COUNSELLoRS AT LAW
n VIII practice in the Courts Of Caddo and surround
ing parishes and in the Supreme Court at Monroe and
Alexandria Ofceon Market street, near the Posotfice
Shreveport, La. Jan yL2
WINANS Il HEATH,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW Shreveport, La.-Wlllattend
IA all business entrusted to them IN the parishes OF
Caddo DeSoto and Bosser. Office, Texas street, oppo-
site the courthouse.
JAMES /. WEEMS,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Shreveport La. Will prac-
"A tice in the courts Of the parishes of Caddo, Bosser
and DeSoto. Jana
THOS r. BEALE,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW and NO
"A TARY PUBLIC. Office at the Mayors Office,
Shreveport La.
N. B. Strict attention gwen to collection.
Shreveport, January Is, 1851 -
j. PIHCKNEY HARRIS. W. B. DENsos.
HARRIS q benson,
A TTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT LAW
IA Shreveport La VIII practice the courts OF Cad
do DeSoo Bosser Claiborne and Bienville parishes.
They will also attend claims III the adjoining coun-
References:-Hon. r. Merrett Chief Justice Of La.
Race & Foster Harris SON. A. j. Rugeley Il Co, \. D.
Donivan New Orleans; Persons d Carruth, Mansfield;
White, Smith Baldwin, Shreveport Jan4
EMMETT D. CRAIG,
| A TTORNEN AND COZ ASELok AZ Law, 2nreye,
"A port La will practice III the adjoining parishes and
give attention to the collection of claims. nov q
JOHN w JONES,
4 A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, SlTeve-
"A port La VIII practice nthe district courts otRddo
DeSoo Bosser and the supreme courts at Monroe and
4 Alexandria. hoyI4
". L. SIIARKEY,
/ 4 TTORNEY At LAW-Will practice his profession
a in the district courts Of Carroll, Madison and Tensas
parishes and the supreme court III New Orleans Oce
4 at present at Mlliken's bend.
/ WIN. F. T. BENNETT,
/ A TTORNEY At LAW, Mansfield DeSoto Parish, Lou,
I "A isiann feb2t
1 T. G. BASS
/ A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Sherman
/ "A Gravson county Texas viii practice in the courts
Of Lamar and surrounding counties. Strict aten4ion
! paid to land claims.
NATHAN SELIGMAN,
General Agent and Collector.
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FANCY AND STAPLE
G r O G e r | Z S
NEW ORLEANS PRICES!

Of FRrsu GOODS, consisting Of iancy aud staple
Groceries. Wines, Liquors Coniecsone Cigars, IG-
bacros ETC etc which is offered af Hew Orleans quota
lions for cash. Gail and see. Ed. EBERSTADT.
sh7eTeport, June ~, l96l-f
STEAM FOUNDRY AND MILL.
FEyE undersigned is prepared to execute all or
& ders for any description Of castings
Having engaged first-rate mechanics am ready e
manufacture anything in cast or wrought IRON or wood
in a workmanIike manner and with despatch.
Mills Wagons and Ploughsmade to order and repaired
with despatch
constant supply of the well known and popular Nc
Farand Plough always on hand For the suPero.ty q
these pIoughs Irefer to the following geutemenDr Il
Flournov Alonzo Fournov, James Jones, '. H. Jones,
Caddo parish DR.. Harris, Thomas Poland, D. r. Smith,
Texas. -
Terms liberal JOHN B. MCFARLAND.
Greenwood Caddo parish, La, Sep. g, lSe9.
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4 CARD!

$7 To my numerous friends and Gus szsac -
EIaa toners ! beg to announce that - -
GAzz have taken agency for Mr.. j. lITTHAUER, and
in Mrs Laton new brick building, on Texas
street near the corner Spring where they will find the
largest and finest assortment goods ever offered IN 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 large assortment Of
JEWELKY, DIAMONDS,
SILVER WARE
FINE CUTLERY. CLOCKS
BRAZIL Pc LES!!
AS for the work department my personal attention vii
he ven and nothing will be spared give satisfaction
;iIIvI8 p. +. L. FRANK.
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FOR RENT OR SAFE.

FgJHAT valuable tract of Land lately occupied by
4 VIM. Simmons, situated six miles west of Shreve-
port On the public road leadingt Marshall Texas 800
acres well improved in good condition for cultivation
with good dwelling house and cabins, good gin house
and mill, stables &c, 7t3 well tjmbeTed,
Apply to the undersigned
febS-tf B. l.. HODGE.
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HEADQUARTERS or THE ARMY,

GEN BEAURGGARD's ADDREss.-General Beauragard
issued tie following address to his soldiers at Cornh
on tae ind Instant
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Successor to Austin & Goodwyn,)
MANUFACTURERS or
Copper, Tin, Zinc and Sheet-IrOn Ware.
Texas STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE TIE MARKET
HAVING removed into the and commodous
gsSA brick building, on Texas street, adjoining the
E9f corner of Market, Opposite our old stand and
ss greatly increased our stock and other facilities
5rfs@s 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 Tnware embracing ev-
cry variety, kept constantly on hand
Our stock Of Stoves the most complete ever brought
to this place and embraces all the latest approved
patents ofCOOkING, OFFICE, PARL0R and CHURCH
STOVES, ofwestem and northern manufacture selected
expressly fer the Shreveport Eastern Texas and Ar
kansas trade
Country merchants and all others wishing &c make
purchases invited to call and examine stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere rates viii be
found unusually low and terms easy.
All orders from the country promptly executed. u3
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July ?, L97I.II
SOTTR KROTT,

a FRS LARIIER, has large supply Of Sour Kr0ut,
" which was made under her own supeTintendance,
and is offered for sale at the lowest prices Orders can
be left with her girl At the market. dec25
FIVE subscriber has hand large quantity Of kTE
which viii he cold IN qua5ities TO suit purchasers
,ova- rAER
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COS ADDBEss.-The following address was
army ID Corinlh by Gen. Bragg.
lRrERs, SECOND CoRPs, ARMY OF TIE Miss. I
CoRrNrH, Mss, May 3, 1862. !
You are again about to encounter the
INVADER who polIutes the slcred soil of our
0uy. Severely punished by you and driven
1scn positions, with a loss Of his artillery and
Shiloh, when double your numbers, be now
.aur0usy aud timidIy--unwilling to advance,
trent. Could his rank and file enjoy free
not one would remain within our Iiritssbut
AIDED on under a tyrant's lash By desperate
ose only safety lies in success.
e ought never 10 conquer treeucn, battling
Jwu soil
encounter him in your chosen position, strong
nd improved by art-awav from his main
| reliance-gunboats and batteries-and for
le in this war, with nearly equal Numbers.
,ertrses we have met on the seabOaFd, have
rood as well as evil; the brave troops solong
src, have fastened 10 swell your numbers
alant Van Dorm aud inviucible Pride, with
..aassf,I ssrrrly IF the west y are nowin your
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RAILROAD AND STAGE LINE

s=SSS2sgzA TO THE EAST! 9z36S'ss-A
TgyHROT UGH and close connections to Selma and Mont
gomerv Ala, and TO the north and east.
By the Southern railroad daily to Meridian thence by
Mobile and Ohio railroad daily, except Sundays TO Ian
derdale station and Scooba From Scooba daily, in -Four
HorseCoaches via Gainesville, Clinton Eutaw andGreens
boro to Newbern thence by Alabama and Mississippi
river railroad via Unionown to Selma, and stages or
with tri-weeklY Beto Tuscaloosa and at Greensboro
with daiy lines to Tuscaloosa and to Marion Ala
From Lauderdale staon tTi-weekIv, viz On Tuesday,
Thursday and Sdturd8y, in -Four Horse Coaches via
Livingston, Blufport ard Denopois 70 Uni0ntOwn on
Alabama ard Mississippi river railroad, and thence a
bove 10 Selma and Montgomery; and on Monday We'd
ucsda7 and Friday in Two Horse Coaches via Livingston,
Butport and Portland to G7eerboro, Ala there con
Meeting with the lines from Sc0oba:
Prices for through tickets as follows,
Vcksburg TO Montgomery. -s...-.. SIS
Nlcksburg 10 Selma, e.. ....--'... 70
jackson TO Montgomery, ........- ......- L
jackson TO Selma, .....-.... -
Distances BY railroad and stage Montgomery, Ala viz
yicksburg to Seooba, BY railroad, ls3 miles
Scooba 70 Newbern, by stage, .........,.. 6g
Newborn TO Selma, By railroad, .....,.... 40
Selma to Montgomery, BY stage,.....-,. 5o
8i2 miles.
-Trarelers ifthev prefer can take the boat at sci
ma for Montgomery with the same ticket.
From Vicksburg to Selma, thirty-four hours
From Vioksburgh TO Montgomery forty-sIx hoors
3. l. B0UIINEAU,
General Superintendent
iTTT50N. FTCKLIN, POWELL CO.
I41e2t PropretoTs Stage Linz
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A. ~
i Manufactured from their unequaled and justly famed
iAZOR STEEL. The reputation enjoyed by WADE &
5GICHEa iol many years IN the manufacture OF their
sufficient guarantee of the excellence
If their Pocket Cutlery While its cheapness in price viii
commend at once TO close buyers acknowledgements
with the manufacturers are such that We oderpecu-
lar inducements 70 dealers 70 purchase from US Cur
stock consists of
and blade pcnkuivas, various styles and handles
J. . and 8 blade pocket knives
3 and blade congress knives
Sporting knives, great variety,
SpaYng KIN
Desk kniaes,
Pruning knives SC, dc
We have also large ana varied stock Of kni7.e
the celebrated mandatory Of
JOSEPH RODGERS d SONS
Consisting Of
and blade penknives,
!, : and blade pocket knives,
and blade congress knives
P'' g. 4 5. BUY,CHER,s KNIVES
4 lnrge assortment at very low prices
Assorted on cards, medium and low prices
WADE s BUTCHERS KNIVES,
GERlfAN KNIVES
GENUINE garllo1w knives, and blades
\ large ass5Ttment, with bone horn stag and yorv
handles, with common and French forks
Ivory knives only,
Ivory knives oug--deaerta,
Ivory kn!ves-RoGgeTs Z Sons
Ivory kniyes-AmercGn.
Carvers emo foIl;s--al styles
BDWiE AND DIRK KNIVES.
Ivory, pearl nern and stag hands-a good assortment
ttutl,;mS i-,i,oes' - u q 1 ~ : iieueS'
St"tIe.f H. 49,. E /. n - 49," 4"io1eS
N"''1''is IN , ~ az a.-gs'
2SIS2UEo AND 'hit-AES,
Rodgers i sons pest 4uaiIty,
Rodgers { sons, IL sets Of sudA
BralthT<e y Luz,
German scasors--eH styIeas
EngIsh enc American shears,
Taior5 shears aud trilnmers.
Paper shears,
Cbean scissors-6n csrIs
RAZORg
RODGERS, celebrated
Wade & Butchers assorted stvlss
Wade 4 Butchers celebrated rattler
wade 4 Butchers hollow ground
Nnp9in's and Wostemhol1l'S
Marsh Bros various Qualities
po,nr. ,airs IA satg /, foro,- bovos
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CARRIAGES AT COST.

4 q CARRIAGES and Buggies manufactured by the
~ we'll known manufacturer JONI D. NORRIS, Eliza
Fare4 at cost and falfv guaranteed for one year
ROBSON 4 KTTBLE
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n58t VIM numbers almost equaling tRe 'armT G
Saioa" We have then but to strike and dcsttoy, an
is th5 enemys whole resources are concentrated here
70 saa.. not only redeem Tennessee, Kentucky an
Missouri % one blow but open the portals Of the whoL
northwest. BaAxT0E BRAGG,
.yh.iaL General commanding ID corps,
Gso G. GARDNER, Asst Adi't general
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WTNDEN FEMALE COLLEGE.

TgNHIS we'll known and popular School for You've La
z DIES will commence It's NINTH SCHOLASTIC YEAR on
the First Tuesday i'll October, with corps of &C
complished Teachers J, FRANKLIN FORD,
Ninden Aug q, lS61-3m President.
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TOTH-EPEOPLE or NORTH LOUISIANA
FEHIE undersigned having been appointed SUBJ Agent
p of the Government Produce Loan, for this
portion Of the State prepared to receive Subscriptions
to the same at the Office Of the BBASCH CErzENs BANE,
in the city Of Shreveport. ULCER LAZY Z.
Shreveport March II, 1892.
~ The following named papers viii please COPY
Caddo Gazette and Shreveport Esws Shreveport Bos
sier Banter Bellevue; Te3 ofler; and auisjaGs Ean
rist Morrt Lebanon
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HEADQU ARTEBs ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
CoPINTu April 2qth 1862

J
ITO all magistrates and citizens.A powerful enc
nv, with large army has invaded ouI homes Our
brave soldiers are gathering for the holy purpose of
driving him from our soil There is a duty which you
can perform and we call upon you as faithful magis
tratcs and good citizens to discharge it. Some Of
soldiers are absent without leave, and some on fur
loughs granted when their services we're not urgent
~ needed All should return at once to duty. We
call upon you to send them back to the ranks Show
them by your counses what their duty IS, what then
country demands and expects and enforce their re-
turn. Should anyplay the laggard shrink from the
contest hold them up to the scorn and Indignation OF
your communities. Your earnest and jealous aid is
sought andby aiding our galantarny in this respect,
YOU viii ente yourselves to The gratitude Of the
Try, and aid in driving the oppressor from our soil
Newspapers friendly to our cause are respectfully
requested 10 publish the foregoing.
j u SLArGnrER Rric Gen and ms Gen
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NJ BAER
Dealer in
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, PRODUCE,
WINES, LIQUORS,
N B AER ,
STEAMBOAT AND BAR STORES,
Corner Of Texas and Spring Street.

Corner OF Texas and Spring Street,
SHREVEPORT La.
EEAVING removed TO his fine, large, and commodi-
Gus store rooms which be has had erected the
site of his old stand takes this method Of informing his
old friends and thepubic generally that havngjustre
turned rom New Orleans with large and complete
Stock Of every description of goods consisting of Gro
eeries Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware Plantation and
Family Supplies Of every description, all Of which haT
ing been seecedinp and purchased for cash. heis
enabled to sell goods LOWER Prices than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore ex
tended to him, he asks a continuance OF the
Shreyeport March Il. 1850.
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THE LAS.T AND A POSITIVE NOTICE,
A FTER this date no person indebted to me for Costs
Z either as principal or security for Clerks Costs sill
be takeuas security for Costs and postvelyno suit filed
unless such security given believe viii pay when
due notwithstanding tie Stay or Appraisement law.
n. E. WRIGHT Clerk District Court
90 20 IF
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EoREsr mANI-EACwrnING CoMPANY.

:
FOREST VILE, NORTH CAROLINA,
MANUFACTURERS or
SUPERIOR BOOK and \ EEYS PAPER, etc.
FTNHIS company baneave call the attention Of south
EN- dealers their facilities for manufacturing at
short notice all kinds of PAPER. They prepared to
make Bank n Vote Paper, If desired.
Editors and publishers will please send for samples
Nc W B. REID. Superinteraent
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WHEAT WANTED.

WHEAT WANTED
HAVTNG completed my arrangements for GRINDING
4 Il WHEAT, II MY steam Mill, lam prepared to pur
chase at the market price 500 bushels Of Wheat.
W ROSE.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-21

A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law and
IA General Collecting Agent.-0hiee Market Street,
business entrusted to him Ia the parishes of Caddo De-
Soto and Bossier. july ), 1861.