The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-12
GREAT EXCITEMENT!


AND NO IIUMBJG!
THE WAR WITH MENICO, Is NO DOUBT TO COM
MENCE SOON. The CEY CHEAP GooDs.
ID UT let make first here n Shreveport, pr
lid selling my SPRING AND SUMMER GUODo the
Cheapest that ever has been offered yet mere IA TINS
place. On and from this date Will offer the following
goods: One large lot OF OAK Tan Russets " 81 40 pr
One Boys lot Of Oak Russets G....-...-..-..75 cts
25 dozs Mems Boys and youths Brogans @ 75 ST 25
lOJpieces cacoes from 70 ny q yds
IS fine French :" l0 to 4gc Pryds
III :" American FrenchaScotch ginghams l0 to 23cts
100 fine JAG Aurgandi c0lored muslns from 0c 70 zoe
81 Freuch organdi louuce dress patterns 81 by to oJ
Is Plain barage,. .-.-... q 20cts
25 arage double Skirt and Aounced dresses ito 800
50 Robe guile dresses .......,..-.. q z 7o
a large lot Of Marseles and cotton counter panes
12-4 wide from ST 50 to So 90
To- 900 wards heavy No Osnaburgs, % I0cts.
5000 g Brown shifting from to 10 per yard
5000 /" and Beachod sheeting, from to 25 cts
100 doz. fine Ladies, Misses and children cotton
hose from 10 cts TO % cts.
100 assorted fine Ladies, Misses and chldrens
hell bootees from 75cts to 81 50 cts
also large variety Of other goods too numerous men
tiGn which will be sold in proportion
IN addition my Fancy and Staple Goods, have re
ceived fine assortment of the latest style OF Spring and
Summer Bonnets also Ladies' Misses and childrens hats
which will sell at reduced prices, | am determined to
sell my goods regmdesssot profits prices also nave
a very fine stock of Clothing and Furnishing goods,
Spring and Summer Hats, such Mems CassImer and
LaUh0rn Bows hats, Cain, Straw and LeghOrn also a
fne orchiidren aucyhats all owhich viii be offered
the same low prices. Ladies and Gentlemen are par
tcuaTly invited to come and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, pY GOODS are All new anu ites
and have been bought expressly for this market Country
people win find it to their interest to and for
/ themselves and get bargains. W: MARhS,
Texas street, between Market aud Edward.
Shreveport April II, 1860.
CRANES u f3TALLIC BURIAL CASkEIS.
FENuE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
L right olselng these beautfuland celebrated Burial
Baskets in Shreveport and Caddo parish, have Just re
ceived and viii keep on hand very large assortment,
embracing every size which viii be sold at very low
prices-essshan the ordinary coffin. Weo1er this cas-
3 T.. Il IL 1 T. sY,t 4fo4 10
any case now in for beauty Of design elaborate and
artistic finish simplicity in lining, etc. 1t is highly de-
corated has unique silver mountngs, Is perfectly air
tight and affords entire view OF the body the top OF
the caske being constructed of the finest French plate
glass renders il the most desirable evernvented
Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass, and secure the
case from damage against external pressure.
All orders promptly attended to- The caskets are rea-
| dy for delivery or shipment at moments notice
J. 5. Kendall,
iul7Iy rnerofTexasand Mcneil SITS,
I OLD CLOTHES AND RAGS
/ FOR OUR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
/ I'd EPEATED notices having appeared in the Virginia
papers soliciting old shirts, drawers and rags, now
very much needed in our hospitals from want Of which
much suffering is endured by our soldiers.
The subscriber has opened depot In Shreveport, adj
Joining Mr. McCartv's and near to Sims Gamblin'
livery stable for the reception of such articles and
nestv sociJs the inhabitants of the surrounding couu-
try TO forward as promptly as possible all the cid shirts
drawers, handkerchiefs and rags they have on hand
Several neighbors may join in making up package or
bundle, to be put up clean. ROBERT Y. MARIE.
Evidence still Accommodating.
TEVIIE ALUM SAFE has repeated encountered fire in
each presenting its contents unlnured; again
invite any competition who procure reliable evidence
to the contrary to publish it. promising not TO
PUBLIC by subsequently recommending the arti-
Gle unquaiiHedy should II once prove unreliable. The
test here by the memorable and deplorabie IchOuptCu-
las street fire was unusually evere bUt that referred to
in the following much so, the building burned
having been very spacious, ard seven stories high.
FIRE M FRANKFORT STREET.
''NEw YoKE, Dec. p, 1861.