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THE Amy WoRN-We we're yester.
day shown number Of stalks of cot
tor, from the plantation Of Messrs
Bowie and Bently, on the Jackson road.
about two miles from the city, showine
the effects Of the Army worn The
leaves were all eaten off together with
the tender bolls.
We are informed that the worms have
destroyed about twenty acres on this
plantation, aud we're rapidly extending
their ravages over the entire field.
Should they continue 10 spread and
increase, not more than third of a
crop viii be realized We hear OF a.
number explanations where they have
almost wholly. destroyed the crop. On
late planted fields il would not be sur
prising if the crops were wholly destroy
ed-- ieks5aFg J0lE., AES 26gk ssa =
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Speech oY GeSsraI Logan

Major General Logan recently adj
dressed large crowd ct jacksonville,
Illinois, upon the occasion Of q sere-
made, and in referring to the recon.
struetion policy Of the administration
he said il was but an experiment, and
be was willing 70 indorse il as long as
there was any hope Of It's success. He
confessed, however, that he did not like
this wholesale system Of paFdoning reb-
els. he was opposed 70 the restoration
Of the rights Of citizenship until the
rebels had brought lerth fruits meet
for repentance. he cautioned his au-
ditoFy in the most Pungent terms 70
avoid compAnioHship or fraternizAtion
with any person OF party who had SYN
pathized with rebellion, or its aiders
snd abettors His speech lAsled ND
wards of 80 hour and Was freQGeniiy
interrupted win the most impressive
ehesrs, i I-tef .a
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A Toulon letter TO the Times says
The steamer Dir Decembre has Just left
Toulon, with forty thousand metres of
electric cable, which, with the same
quantity already forwarded to BEST,
will be laid down to establish commu-
nications between the French ports on
the Atlantic. The submersion will be.
gin from Rochefort and run up the
coast TO L0rient, Brest and Chefbourg
The Italian transport Oregon has also
taken on board at Toulon forty thou
sand metres Of cable, to be submerged
between Sicily and Sardinia. This line.
starting from Marsals, will pass by the
Isle Of Maritime, and thence across the
Straits of Bonifacio to Corsica. thus
establishing a double communication
between France and Algeria as far as
the central point Of Marsala. A cable
is now being Manufactured at Toulon
to be laid down between Cape Corsica
and Leghorn.
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Auction Sale
or
Rolling Stock, Railroad iron
Etc. Etc.

MILITAKY DlVIslOE OFTHE TEN-, T. sEE.l
1hleI Qaarlafuaslar'- D1fce. n. 81 m. 81 E
Nashville, Isun-, kug iu. isdl.
WILL = sold q Pahie Auction. b. ne hizhast
90 unIlsd afafsss
o. TUESDAY. September I2sh al fiLfslufF. Pa
lIazl bsrs q usu ~ Hniruad lf1n.
% FRIDAY. septernasr i5ln. AZ 3 r. fi..I a aoH's
or Wo-Es. U5iurhaa, Oaio Iaautf-rlge seH hsr
Freight Cars 9 feer gauge
Oh MONDAY, setteaiuer fsth, AZ - M.ch'rtl
o. Corosny's FartorT, etrg.t. Mcn. Eaart-eu
Es1s Boa Freight Cars, ieet ElaFu
80 au sAME nAf, al ths Detrelf Car Com
pany's Fsctoy, TuftT- Aisat SeH D ai Cars, hYs
oaWEi NEaDaT. saptafahar aih. II HsskaG q
aaFrsfsz Car WorEs. n .h lln CIiy. lf Iaerty-
ave NsvF Hor ffeiEni Cas-. leet EtuTa.
sales 90 cqufueuaa AZ 1T aus. Terms Cash. .l
Gos-rsu1enf nllds p u. CElLLf
auri0-id CsPt. ald A x M Ua AMY.
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REFORfEp DEAFH eF J5poE FiELb.-
There has been a painful rumor ahoat
that Judge Field died at Columbia,
Fluvanna county, Va, some days since.
If true, says the Charlottesville Chroui-
Gle, the State has lost one its best men,
and the bench ore Of its ornaments
Judge Field was one Of the best Circuit
Judges in the State, and one Of the
most excellent and amiable men we
ever knew. He has been on the bench
nearly forty years, having been first
elected by the Legislature in 1927. He
had served under all the old Constiiu-
tions Of Yirginia-l776, 1929, 1850
and had just been re-appointed Judge
BY Governor PierPont under the Alex
andria Constitution. de commenced
the practiceof Law about 1913 in Char
lottesYille but in S short time removed
to Madison county, After his election
as Judge he removed TO Culpspper,
where be lived uR6l few years past
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TEaRIroRY or MoSTlst.-This new
Territory, ineluding the Rocky Noun
tsins above north latitude forty-Hve,
and the valleys Of the Yellow Stone,
Upper Missouri aHd Bow rivers, is es-
timatsd 70 contain AZ this time a popu-
lation Of fifty thousand civilized inkab-
itknts. = Montana NasA savage country
three years ago, and in the short space
oftHae which has interviewed, the gold
attractions have oongregated the large
maltitude named within her borders,
and founded cities, in which are to be
found ell the comforts snd refnements
Of modern society. The ofIicial capital
Is Virginia city, situated on the JsiFer-
son Fork Of The Upper Missouri Non.
sana vill be knocking At the door for
admission into the Union ere long.
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Errsas ST rruulnlos 70

Hon Eichafd ogsisug. Governor state o. Iihuoia-
Hoa- DAVID J. Laws, Judge supreme Couri, q. =
Hoe. Wm. 9. Brorsniop, 0ovsruor q Tsuuas-es-
Bhg. Gsa Jas. P. Bf9snlss. AL osu. STATE q ifsn
neases-
Hon. n. n. Briea, Eashrdia
Hon. Wm. Nafhaniai BaxisF. Nashraia-
Hon. 10. G GaHd. Nashville.
Hoa. iona Hueh 8nzh. Nashville.
p ". M1sg, ESQ, Nashville.
MsssrE Moria 4 sirsfidn, haahsAia
Nsaarz. zgars q CO. Nashville.
NnaIoa PofieE. coiuntta. Tens.
Iunsts-a
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LARGE SALE or
Government Property.


OFFICE A8sIsrANr QuARTERHAsT
NAsHvitLr, Teen, Aug "a. I8ss.
r WILL oasr fer sale o. the F . FataBEu afat...
i N the coy cf faihf.ls. Team 90 IGara fsl.
tha Oh dsY IL aarisfnlef ueEi. arse iof o' Gov.
ernnsat property. c1usistiur In para 81 isIIgas
eaE-Mis will Elaiuaf
9 a.uaIa- Hdrse p0Frra,
IC3t hmJ Hsgoas,
1s5 Tsa- Horse Wag1ls
rs cpTnR Wauas.
81 Anbuiancea,
g Carts,
% DaYs,
al6G Set 81 Harufag
Stoves, icoqk % ana heriIugi, i0fIl az 1l k.1.s
Berap Ir0n HId staei CsalnTs Sc q
aie 81 comularre a. lu o'rlorr. r. r1- - IhHra.isg.
aspffnber fih. 1885. ani continue ir1El daF o. Isg
until ths uf0reriF b I'D dispoaesf 81
Trrms ssh. in ltorerameaf funds.
~ ORDER a A. J. atcEtF COZ and ChlaT Ura--
tennasier peParineul af ftunesE-a
II. p. kfRk
suHti-l9l CsuG and AZ 81
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Proposals for hay.


OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsIFH.J
bisrniCr or mIuuIr rEssfssff.
... nuarEEfsuoa0. Irss., Augurt l1. lsta)
CEALED PRO POsAIs sU be- received az flrs
> oiiee unni Frtssy. the i5iL % 5episfnior lI
O'Clock, pm, for the delivery ''in sia.- o.. .ar
ioilosing named piacas. VIA
MURFREE5BORO, JOHNsONvnLe.
FRANELIN, KINGSTON BFkINHF.
GALLATfN. Pulaski,
CLARK5VlLLE, COLUMBIA,
TULfAHOHA.
within Thirty i35 day. sfsr date of coufei of Uus
fhgusand iiOo1l Ioas u Pnms aay, ltat5 Peulir
b The toni
10 BIDS Io-elYed Tor .oIs aniouni t1au Twenty
I've l25l tors. Bids o. state the am1ul t1 b. Haf.
srsd and g. Wias plares to D. eadorssd "fruuu.
sails Tor Hay" and addressed 90 thIs afleH Parties
whose bids nay be aeoaptefi % bsteqsnret t8 yss
good srd ruiicont bonds ior tle fuIhlHeHt cf Iarr
roatTaeta.
,. D. WHITMAN. Capt. and Q-I.
CHIEF Qusrte master District N ttl. f-ug.
suzz3-dsstd
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The Republican Banner,

flNE undersigned having pufchassd OF w. D.
Il Bang Co, h,ir entire interest Iu tau .faF Il
yuuudg msterislt and good vii uf the NasHeHr
laliy mi " eelly Rrpuii,rHl Basirr. ~ ui.i.....
lon Wiii - resumed on toe Eid 90 september HsEr
fcruy@ Ss1a-f1f11 sane az tla Utfaf tIfg Do.
pera---laty stf per ahnuih. Wesky Sl paI an
uum
subs ,upuou .ls are now opsh % lhs Cfy Book.
stores, and az The fiqfisi once on Dealer. I.
street We solEgt sahafa of puilio palruuaEa. au o.
appea % lhe Ola uieuis and psifous 0l tha 6r.H--
% X ~ ittheir cncciirugsfnshi and supfoft
aegi6-lm I.I ALHEf1l tzOHhETia Nl.
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THE
Ferris Female Institute,
No. Abs Madison Avenue,
CORNER OF THIRTY SECOND STREET
NEW YORK.
Rrv. lsAAo FrRRu, DID,. L. L. u ,......P President
Mas. "a. 3. PAEEs, Miss G z. FEaRis, Principals
aud Propnetors.

THIS INSTITUTE AIMS TO SECURE TO
J. young Ladies thorongh traniug n sll that
belongs 81 hnished education, belfunng With the
clemens, snd closing with the higher plnlosqphi-
cal, moral and mathematical studies OF n College
Course.
Daily instruction is gwen in French, Latin
i SpsuIsh, ital sn aud Geman Languages, and IN
ddiuon 90 the study OF 1ext Books. Vocal Music,
| PLAN aud Onsinebtsl Needle Work receive special
attention.
| limited number Of Boarding Pupils vii be
admit ed into the smiiy Of the Propnetors, epon
satisfactory terms and the PfincIpals assure their
patrons thsi nothing shall he wanting, on their
pan, % aaNknce TIE fhyscs, Moral and lntellec-
tual culture Of the Young ladies' placed Ia their
charge. ".
For Circulars, address Mrs. NJ. 8 Parks, s. The
! Institute. .. .r..
The school will re-open September 18th, and
cad June 1zd, for the following year.
New York. July stst lsG5 aug6-2n.
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Administrators NOtIcs.

AL rersoua bsTng Acccunle and dsfnanfs
a srainai ihs esiaie oi earan MefF1n. dafs.Ssd
nEo-la kSz1ri.s5' Z.
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U. S. Marshsl's Sale.
Uafs5 States D.strisf eSsrt ~ is Niile
Dialel e ZsaRessoe

finioftusfiuu No. s..
Aeerian lot 81 tioods c,aims q as 3oseph kich-
IDuRsuANT 70 = Egit cf uslsiiiosi sltslus % me
y ditectsd fuom fhe Circult CouTi o. the puued
d stss ior The Addie D,stfet of Tennessee, IN ssd
Nasfi WI sell Il pahlic Aucton a. The highesi
ldctr ior cash. un The ieh day OF seIssenihr, ls5
l'iHes tne hqsls 81 10 and II o'clock, m 81 the
ssste itasae n hm III lalcas 4 Co, ln Aashfi y,
tsfiason eoas-y, iUl1-, ths Geodsi uAenfioosa
shove eoaisinned " sad Ccuri a. ioue ted . the
lnltea eistea ead property coBtsals % Fsuey
llEf dQoqsi af y Il. 6Lkslk1Ck,
snGft-bA kAFshsl Nd ltF. 3s1a.
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coat AND WOOD.
NEWS DEALER 5, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

OONE 4 TUHNELd-,Wholesae and Retail
J BoOkse lers. Statoners, and News Agsnis.
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, TenH.
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BOOKsELLERs AND sTAFIONERs


NsYERs 4 RUNT-Manufacturer of all the
mi Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages ana
Buggies, Express Wagons and Caryalis, " North
Market street. sl'-
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WALL rAPEK, etc.

HAERRITT 4 HILI.-Dealers in Wall Paper
NI Window Shades Window Glass, and Photo
graphic Material, corner OF Church and Market
streets.
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Mississippis wheat crops are very
good indeed, aud her politics are get
ting 10 be sAs good as wheat -PlekI-
5lEg jar
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j. H. Anderson & Son,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Notice.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL RRVENUE,l 1
CoLIEcToE's OfFfCE, sECOsn DisTHfUr OF 1Eys
NAsnvTLLF, August ssh, 1866.
NOTICE - hFrehy gwen thsi the annual list of
~ Assessments OF Incomes. Licsnsez, CsrrIages,
fisie, cto Tor the year 1854 has been retained n
ne by the Assessorof this District and The ssus
noU une and payslae, and WiIi atiand for the col
lection oi ihe sane m ths connty Of davidson, az
my Office IN Nashville from tne lst % the lQth Of
Septembtf incinsfse, between The hours OF 9 and
oc ock each day. The same NAV he na,d any
TINE tefore sad period.
h. l.. NORVELI., Collecloe,
sug29-ul seplo. nj
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For Aldermen.

We are authorised - Announce On. r. RUSSELL L
ss a candidate for Aldermen ~ ;hs Iaird Ward.
Election last Saturday IN septemhsr. auE-td
We are auth0nEsd 70 announce GEORGE 8
KINNEY a. = candidate for Alderman, iu too
81 oud Ward iy-5-td
We are authbuzad to-annOuuca JAMES SLOAN
as a candidate tor Alderuim 10 the Third Ward. a.
the next slection. ly2iidF
We are authorized % announce ROhEEr
THOMPSON A. a candidate for Aldermen in the
Fret Ward. Eiecu0n last SATURDAY iu September.
Aug sth-tde.
We are authorized 10 announce, FOR the
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

UOMPKIN5, d. B co.,. s. G aim Agents
officers Paw AecOun's and QuarteTmAsters
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or collected
ofhce corner cherry and Cedar streets, upstairs
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We are authorized 70 announce a. acanddete for
Councilman n the Finh Ward
P. j. KAUFMAN.
We are authorized 20 annouucs j. r. RUST a. q
candidate for Councilman from tha Seventh Wafd.
Rug2-tde
We are authorized 10 announce +. = GOOD
LET ~ a csndidate for Couuclman % represent
the sth Ward IN the Municipal election.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES Rob
ERTSON - q csndidate for C0uucilmsn from the
FIRST Ward. Election last Saturday IN september.
We ara author z8d % announce JAa. ~ bkiENt
Esq, as q candidate for COurcilmfn from the third
ward. Fl ction last saturday In September.
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C,AREY !. SMITH, Nos. sc ard 3s Union street.
! tup starsl represent the fln5Vlrg Compsn,ess e.
fstna OF Hartford, Security, MaTna uan' ne ~
IN. Phosnix and Kniekerbocker Lie ol Ne" lYIA'
and Accident Of Columbus, Lhio. . 5.t .....i -
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noOK AND J0n PRINTING

CAMERON, VIM. & Cookbook and JOB PIintersi
! and pu fishers OF the Dairy and MseAly
Union, Printers Aney, betSeen Union and Dead
ericK streets.
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uTISoN. j. w. CO.-BIanufscturers and
w Wholesale and Retail realers ia Tiu, Copper
aud Sheet Iron Ware ant Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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LAR. W. BROWN. Real Estate and Gene RAJ
ID Business Agents, over fork's Book store, Ss5a
UniOn Str et, Nashville, Tenn sn<o-om,
J = Z TTNNRRs, &C.
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The following report Of the speech of
General Martin, in the Mississippi State
Convention, on the ordinance declaring
the act Of secession null and void, Will
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ATTORNEYS All LAW.
AMPBELL MoEWEN 4 -GROEsBECk, At
- a. Tor and Clam Agents practice IN
RANKERS ND IIRoKERs. I

BANKEKS AND BROKERS.
IISIRST NATIONAL --GoEernneDt DePosi-
t.ry-No. 80 College street, betHssh lonion
and the Public Square -usalsrs IN uBeuffent
Money, Exchange, Oois,, tsfl lerniitnt see w !,
les OF al Kinds. Stocks sna bonus NVSHt ALu
sold on Commisslon. Csllsetlons pFohPuy Al
A. q. SANFORD, Pres'L q jas. G.. OoDEs sCasn T
HTARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
IlI College streeti, buys and sells 0oid, W cur
Tsn. Money, Government Securities and Nouc .
Collections attended 70 promptly.
Also buys and sells on c, mmisslon- ..ss E
,ECoND NATIONALa3ANK OF NASHVILLE
y % Iherry street, desls in Exchange, "a Fetn-
ment Securities and Co n. Collections proinPuy
attended 10 J. LUnsDES, Cashier.
uNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF HAsHNILLE-
Deals in Exchange; GOveInnaeut Secufues
and Cola. Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold Stocks snd Bonds s. I'd on Commission.
". W. BEREY, President EDGAR JoNEs, Oasiher'
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sGgashrille Saaiorl.
VIM. ClMEROs i CO., Publishers. publishers
CITY DIRECTORY.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1853.
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Four armed negroes who took Pesassaiou
ol he street ear, driyiHz oat the Nhle.st
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MEY ER & BRO,
> ..,......... TEXAS STREET, ...........
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA.
UAvEJUSTR RECEIVED AND OPENED A LARGE
IL and splendid Stock Of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES,

JLUIHINV
And other articles too numerous to mention
Having purchased our entire stock from Importers
for CASH, we are enabled to offer purchasers induce
ments unsurpassed by any house in the place
Being familiar with the wants Of the country, and
goods having been selected with great care, express
y for this market, feel confident Of giving satisac
ton to all Of our patrons.
Having made arrangements with large Importing
Houses in New Orleans and New York, which affords
every facility for procuring goods at the lowest
wholesale prices our assortment will be repenshed by
nearly every arrival.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to give US
call before purchasing elsewhere. Lsept27
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BALL & DASHIELL,
At their old stand, Texas street,
SHREVEPORT, La,
DEALERS in Drugs and Medicines, School
WBooks Stationery, Fancy Goods and Toilet
em Requisites Small Wares of Taste and USE
WsssSY Toilet Goods and Notions, Perfumery etc
klaEsA Paints, Oils and Varnshes, Glass Putty
,EsA Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Use, Dive
GszAggGaA Woods and Dye Stuffs generally.
~ Medicines warranted genuine and of the best
quality. Customers will find stock complete com
prisng many articesit is impossible here euumerate
and all sold at moderate prices.
"a Prescriptions carefully put up.
Shreveport August23, 1865.
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VI. BAER.
BAER & DREYFJ-S,
WHOLESALE AND RErAL DEalERsilz
DIR Y GOOL5So
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
WESTERN PRODUCE So,
Corner of Texas and Spring r,aEs,
on BAER's Sgev7J
SHREVEPORT Ia.

L. -
Bees to inform their friends planters mtIrIai lad
public generally that they have formed apa-ucfsEtp
and recently opened large ara select Assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hal s. are No, Il Z, 1lgs
Having purchased their stocl entirely ar cash theY
feel confident that they can sell I'D or aea IS thar
any house in this city.
THEIR STOCK CONSIST ri PH8r o3s.
KerseYs Lnseys LowellS asl 9sFabu}+ga rG4CSotw,
Marlboro and Choctaw Stripe, BedHe5 a NsgT5
Blankets fine (all wool) Bed Aaekete, ft eg size
and quality; Counterpanes; Tolet al@s. AND 1875.
Bleached and brown Cottons rar5 larl aa uaut
and of extra quality GA, 10-4 a4d 13+ saeGal and
brown Sheetings.
Irish Linens a large and bea Ita lsHHIl l#gt Linen
Sbeptinos 10-4 and 32-4 PILLOW CASA #fu ..#5nHa Ua-
mask Linen Table sets: Bird.ete UaHed, asagQgk
Travelling
CURTAIN CooDs-W orsted an H.ffer har+ag- nuE-
kew red and figured French Caeaas e-- G7
Tennessee and Kentucky lea. +. h;er D reI6rs9. IA
large assortment of Flannels
Bleached brown and colored EanteTi FJarg.a1E
Rack and fancy French CasS'1 sfss# Ts-aaEs.
Black Cloths; Ladies' ROYAL C,t.hs
Satinets-Black blue and gre
Ladies' Shawls; plain black dTgss Silks: pcH. as.
French Merinos all coors: plalr ar a cared ID a7aas
Black Delanes (ali Woo) De'a5re TDEgs. #in.e..s
Genuine French Calicoes of q sGrlts
English and American Prints U iarneiUTIt a8gl, .lf
assortment
Printed ,aconet, Linen Lawns. Fgatci5 GrsalU5as.
Lace Mantelets MARQUIS Paras9ls
WHITE GooDs-Jaconet Nansa0z Fl aavus Cam bIIa,
plain and figured Swiss Mussla BEos d usl .n Bill
lantines, Tarlton; Illusions 81 all caiaEs
Observation-Disclosures Camb c plaI5 Leusti.eaed
and embroidered.
HosIERY-0f nearly every st he mnuVFll Il n'- Der
dies and Misses best Engl a8#t3E Hose Ladies'
Misses and Children's MefnU a4J; W'ualsH Hose
Gentlemen's and bows Engish lai3-hUse. suutIe-
mems and hoyS' Maiino an H#r11HIi l4At-5tHEr.
Ladies' Merino Vests
and Drawers
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k. D. BATEMAN.

UAvING leased the large and commodious Fire
IL Proof Ware House. owned by W. FREEMAN, in
connection with Brick Store the Levee are pre-
pared to do an unlimited Receiving, Forwarding and
Storage business.
Constantly hand large stock Of Staple Dry Goods
and Groceries, and viii give entire satisfaction to our
numerous friends BY, giving personal attention
all business entrusted to our care. To those not ac-
quainted with US, refer them to every man, woman
and child in northeastern Texas who are old citizens
We most respectfully solicit share of patronage Give
us a trial.
~ Personal attention given to the sale of Cotton.
Wool Hides, Flour, and all kinds of Produce and will
make prompt remittance
Jefferson September 6, 1865.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-27
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