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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-21

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DYSPEPSIA, NRRTOCSNESS AND DEBILITY
DR. STRIC6DASD'S TOSIC-WG cas reE,--eE.
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S{Pente- ~ - EHErE1fSd % Curr DJsPePa5a a.
Nervous nShilTyr
Fer -A!s BY EECEEts+s Eez--Ary ~ 81 per bottle
PrePA-ed b. Dr. A esTieklAn1 El1t RouEth GcFee,
Cincinnati O.
For ale b BRESTLINGER 1 DERRY: REED
hA4EI OO= ACABE. KRAFT / Co. LOEIAN
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generally,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-21
Oo-Partnership:

T HAVE this day Assoetated with me in buainess
i Mr., JOHN Il. STALLMAN, under the arm nRmo
ofJ. T. LAKIN CO., the partnership TO date from
the nrTt OF February, 1885.
Wheeling, March 2lst, 1855.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-21

Dr. strieAlAads NenihuorS CouEh BAlsAm is UAr,
TSatet 10 cure Coc<as, Colds, HoArseaesS Asthma
HhosPtaE CczSh, sore Throat. Consumption, and
Al AdeetiOoS Of the ThroA: and LurSL
Fo- Ele BY DTzEEiEtE- General Depot Eaa
Fourth street, Cfn5nnAti O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-21
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Al Tbs Medical Ees Ea4 ths Pre- reconnsps
d. StricklNod's A-t[Coisra NiGtz-e a TIE UuIy
certain reas5y fu- D ATEhCsA AID Dys-a;ery It .
ooahtrztir1 Ct AStrirEe.Is, Abs1rteati. Sti-,7
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czrea2sr Al OfbeE DGAHB have Aid
Fer aAie ty DTlEEsssL GenerAl per-5a Ia
Fozr1h scTeeL- CIr5nuAti o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-21
IH DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
SKMRTOMS=

E-Cnll for Circular describing all ,ynpson.-sa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-21
DhL TIMORE LOCI HOSPITAL

~ BsENBLIsHID AS RlFUel Hpou
: a. Ee4AoEEBYNI1 20 +AoA
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ATTENTION.
q. B. CALDWELL,

A TToRNEY FOE ALL MILITARY CLAIMS,
"A BACK PAY, Bounty. Pepd6nSSAc:
ASOmee-Aelod0on Building rooms formerly
occupied BY Caldwell I Boyd; opposite Bank Of
Wheeling, Iup HtAirSl
RETEIneE.-HiS KxosIIeuey A. L Foreman, Gov
OrnOr Of West Virginia. 7. P. Peirpoiut, AdfutAnt
General Of West Virginia 8. Brady, Cashier Mef>
Bank Of Wheeling.
mh1-6mdtW&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-21

Member ofthe Royal College Of Surgeons, London
Graduate hom one OF the most eEnineat ColIeEcs IL
the United statss and the greater part whose life
has been SpSut in the hospitals Of Loudon, PariE
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some ol
the most Astonishing cEreS that we're eFar known:
many trOabled Ffth ringing in tbs head and can
when AlleePs great Nervousness, being alarmed II
sudden SoUnds baShfuneGS, With Ere,;Eeai bIusbInR
attended Ssmetine with arrangement OF ziud, we're
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-21

T.AHA yELLY-A G1pply j0If received and foI
sHoS,. '!s 4 q bOoA1AG's ocd RellcV's han DruH
rL. '-- - .sssH nhRS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-21
VIZ YPLACE WHERE,
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED,
NJ JO9NsTON glgOTpCovVp-

NE JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THR uos4
IL oeEtain, Speedy aud Only EnectuAI Rs-N.4
In the World or all Private Diseases WEEK.
the Bach and LlmbG Structures, ,Afsetiop1 ~ ,S.
Kidneys and Bladder, 1uFoiuntArI D isha-feS II.
Pcssney, SeEe[Sl DcbilityL 6gEvod.iels DySetpG1;
ton Of the Heart, Tmidity, TTeulblinT Dir-nP
Sight OF GiddinseS, DiSesSe Of the H. TL
sch Bowels-thdS Terrible diSor':-'I ssn stom'
the Solitary Habits Of Youth-thoSe sIcIIT - Ton
hAry PrSetieeE more fatal to their vetiI than ~:
song OF syren1 70 the Mariners of Ulysses BIZ Tb,t
their most brilliant hopes or anticipatiosS LtnS
ing marriage, &C. lnPOSIible. --1eI'
!. il u.i YOUNG MEN:
Especially, Who have become the victim, Of s,,,,
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit vhIch Az
nuAuJ IWeePs to an untimeIy grave thouSandS Of
Young Men Of the most exalted talents and blii,nt
intellect, who might otherRise have entranrsJ M.
tening senAtea, with the thunderI OF eloquenee OF
confidence.
---- MARRIAGE
Married PeTOoRS, or Young Men coutsnpl...ur
marriage, being aware of physical VsAknesI 6r,.nts
debility, deformitios speedily cured
He who places himself under the care OF DR. J
may rsligiouIly eonfde in hiShonor a. Sentleman.
And confidently rely upon his Hkin a phySician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately eGred and Full ViEor Restored
This Distressing AdectiOn-Ehich renderp Life AMI
Marriage imPosSible-iS the penalty paid BY the
too apt TO Commit from not being auAre Of
the dreadful consequences that may ensue Nov.
who that understands the subject will pretend 70
deny that the power Of prOcreStO IL lost sooner bT
those hlltng into improper habits than by the prr-
dentt Besides being deprived Of the pleasure OF
healthy dipping the most serious and destructive
symptoms to both body and mind arise. The GyTtsa
becomes derAuEcd, the Physical and Mental Fune-
tions " eAkened, LoSG authoritative Power NeTyorI
1rrttsbtiity, Dyspepsia, PalpitAtiOn Of the Heart
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, = Wasting d
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and DSath
Oface, No. z South Frederick ST.,
Len hand Ede going from Baltimore street, few
doom from the corner. Pail not To AbssrTe the nAms
and number.
letter. must Be paid and contain stamp. Tia
DOetoE'H Diploma hAnEB IN his once.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14

kE At the Sorgho Convention
lately held in Cincinnati, over 100
samples of syrup were presented
The sample offered by Mr.. Ephraim
Waddell of Green township, Gallia
county, Ohio, was considered the
finest on exhibition. IL is crafty
ing to learn that one Of our citizens
carried off the palm. Mr. Waddell
d ,serves great credit for the energy
and perseverance he has bestowed
on the business, and We trust will
spate no efforts to maintain his posi-
ton, End the credit of our county.
Others should be induced to give
more attention to this branch of ag-
riculture, which is destined to be one
of leading interest in Gallia county.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14


The DEMOCRACY AND PRESIDENT
JoHNsos.-It must not he forgotten
that every Democratic leader, now
loud for Andrew johnson, was indif-
ferent to his patriotic courage in
December of 1860; indignant at his
attack on Breckenridge and Lane in
1861; laughed at his sufferings as u
refugee, and opposed his appoint
ment as Military Governor OF Ten
nessee, in 1S6l-62; denounced his
tyranny, and called HIM an migrate,
in 1863; voted against him in 1864;
sland cred him in 1865; and now pro-
claims himself in favor of Andrew
Johnson's restoration or rec Jnstruc
ton plan, without ever having done
anything but assail ali the other por-
tons of his policy, including eman
cipation, coniiscation, suspension 0i
the writ of habeos corpus, military ar
rests, military trial execution, of
the assassins, and the support of
radicals like Holt, Stanton, and VIM.
e. Brownlow OF Tennessee. --PhRd
delphia Press.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14

@Two years ago, when Copper
headIsm was yet power in Indiana,
a majority of her Legislature were
elected from that party. The other
day a bill was before the Senate of
that State 10 allow the colored man
to testify in Courts Of Justice. 1t
was defeated. 1t has been well said
that the Bourbon Democracy never
learn anything. So it seems in the
case before us. What avails it that
Slavery IS de unct2 that even South
Carolina has adopted the amend
ment prohibiting slavery, and that
the progress of events is everywhere
removing this prejudice against a
class? To Indiana Copperheads it
is all bosh. 'Crush the negro" s
their motto, 1t would seem, indeed,
as though the fear that he might
some day become the equal of these
copperheads, has seized upon the
rtriy every where. and hence their
frantic efforts to stay the march OF
public opinion, and if. possible avert
the Justly merited fate to which they,
Us party, are doomed in the future
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14

Which have b en- selected with great care.
and which will he sold very cheap.
E7- Trial is solieitrd. %7
September, 4, le65.-ti.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14
H- Thanksgiving Day was strict.

EF Thanksgiving Day was strict
ly observed in Gallipolis. All places
of business were closed. and remain
ei so during the day and evening.
Very rarely have we seen better or
der on Sabbath. Thio speaks well
for the morals of our town, and it is
TO be hoped that all similar occasions
will hereafter be observed IN alike
manner
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14

Three prisoners escaped from
the Jail at Barboursvilie, W. Va, one
evening last week. When the jailor
entered their room, he was caught
by one of them, and choked till in
sensible. The rascsls then left, and
have not since been heard from.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14

= Mr.. Quilp; upon censuring his
nephew Tor bal soec llstions il oil,
was shocked at the reo5rC that the
money was reU spent
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14

Gen. Grant is now making a
tour of the Southern States and is
every where received with great re
spect.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14
Notice Extraordinary.

HAVING disposed of all my real Estate.
L Il and Stock of Goods in Gailipolis. and
about to remove from the City ] earnestly re-
quest all indebted to me by Nute or Book
account, TO call and settle without delay.
shall remain until the LIST day Of January
1855. for that purpose All claims due me
after that date will be left in the hands Of a
rroper officer for collection. trust this
fiendly notice will not he disregarded as l
an "terribiv in earnest"
MOSES FRANK.
Nov is. I565-4v
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14

EORAGE-In Store and for sale in
cuan;iiiss 10 suit, Hay. Corn, and Data.
mo a ROBINSON.
Noy -, i-65
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14
Capital Stock, 100000.

DIREcToRs:-
EDWARD DELEroNBE, ROBERT BLACK,
REUBEN ALEsHIRE, l. PERRY,
j. d. THOMPSON, Da. S. c. BAILEY.
GALLIPoLIs, o., Dec. 7th, Is63.
The organization of this Bank, under the
National Banking Law, has been completed,
and it is row rrady to do a GENERAL BANK
INC AND EXCHANGE Business. Collections
promptly attended 10, and remitted on reason
Ihle rates.
Buys Gold, Silver, U. s. Bonds, Coupons
and Government securities of all kinds.
Bank open from 10 A. NJ. to p. N.
HENKING's BUILDISG, UP STAIRS.
GEO. W. JACKSON, Cashier
Jan. / 1866
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14

OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES
For Five Hundred Dollars, with s. per week
eompensati> n can be had for s. per annum
or any other sum between $500 and $l0,0JO
at pioportionate ratee.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM.
Secures Policy for 5000 or SIS per week
compensation for sll and every description Of
accident travelling or Otherwise-undrr a
General Accident Foley, at original rates.
FIFTY DOLLARS PREMIUM.
Secures full Policy for $4,000 or $5s per
week compensation, as above.
FOREIGN RISKS.
Polieies issued foI Foreign, West India,
and California Travel. Rates can be learned
by application to the Office or Agencies.
SHORT TINE TICKETS.
This Compnny's Insurance Tickets for one
or thirty days travel may be purchased at
many of the Railway or General Ticket Offices
-ud Hotels. Ten cents will buy ticket for
one days travel, insuring $1,000. or SIS
weekly compensation. Ticket Policies NAV
be had for ), 6 and l2 nt nths, in the same
manner.
Hazardous Risks taken at Hazardous ates.
No Medical Examination required. Policies
written b. the COmpany's Agents. Policies
Issued for $40, ,OOU and for five years.
Directors.
GUsTAvus F. DAVIS, THOMAS BELKSAP, Jr.
W. ii. ID. CALLENDER, CHARLES WHITE,
JAS. L Howard, CoRNELIUs B. Erwin,
GEo. W MOORE, HuGH HARRISON,
MARSHALL JEwELL, George S GILMAN,
EBLSLzKR RoBERTs, JONATHAN b. BCxcE
J. e. PATTERSON, Pres t.
ROONEY DESSIR, See'y
X. L. STEWART, Agent.
GaI!ipOhs Ohio
May, 4, le65.-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14

LIME Candy. larp g, --c- B E. -l- e.-5 lus
L received by
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Skipper Ben.

Sailing ayay
Losing the breath of the shores in MAY
Dropping down from the beautiful bay,
Over the sea-sope vast and grayl
aud the SIX ppers eyes with mist are blind;
For thoughts rush Up on the rising wind
OF gentle face that he leaves behind
and heart that throbs through the fog bank dim
Thinking of him.
Far into night
he watches the CLEAN Of the lessening light
Fixed on the dangerous island height
That bars the haroor he loves from sight
And he wishes at dawn he could tell the tale
OF now they had weathered the southwest gale,
70 brighten the cheek that had grown SO pale
With sleepless night among spectres grim
Terriers for him.
Yo-heave-ho!
Here's the bank where the fishermen 60!
Ger the schooners sides, they throw
Tackle and bait to the deeps below,
And Skipper Ben in the Tster sees
When itE ripples curl TO the light land breeze
Something that stirs ike his apple-trees,
And two soft eyes that beneath them SWIM
Lifted to him.
Hear the wind roar,
And The rain through the slit sails tear and pour,
STEADY wen scud By the Cape Ann shore
-r. Then bark to the Beverly bells once mOre!"
And each man worked with the will of ten;
The lightning gared in the face Of Ben,
Turned to the black horizons rlH,
ScowEng on him,
Into his brain
Burned with the iron of hopeless pain, .-t
Into thoughts that grapple and eyes that strain,
Pierces the memory, cruel and vain
Hcyer again shall he walk at ease
nder the blossoming appe-trees
That whisper and sway in the sunset-breeze,
While the soft eyes f9at where the sea-gus skim,
Gazing With him.
How they went down
o. Never was known in the stlH old town;
Nobody guessed how the fisherman brown,
With the look Of despair that half flown,
Faced his fate in the furious night,
Faced the mad biHowswith hunger white,
II just within hail Of the beacon light,
That shown on woman sweet and trim,
arr- Waiting for him.
Beverly bells,
Ring TO the tide It Gibbs and swellsl
- llI5 W2s the anguish q moment tells
g-toftic paesi0natG sorroW death-quickly knells;
a--. But the wearing waslfof lifelong woe
liz Is left for the Gesolate heart to know,
n ,Nhosttides With the doll yearscome and co.
7. NJ lilt nope drifts dead to its stagnant brim,
Thinking Of him.
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(.5IcHoLs' OLD STAND, on THE LEyEE,)
Sdaesepo,t, Ia.
Have now on hand
10 dozen WOOL HATS, Plantation,
9" FINE DRAB HATS,
BLACK FUR HATS,
NUTREA HATS,
Is PALM-LEAF HATS,
Z" MEMS BLACK CLOTH HATS,
CO" GREY HATS,
." CASHMERE HATS.
10 BLACK WOOL PLANT'N HATS,
4 BLACK CASHMERE HATS,
10 BOYS HATS,
10 :" MEMS BUFF PEGGED CONGRESS SHOES
6 q" MEMS GOAT PEGGED CONGRESS SHOES
p MEMS GRAIN SOLDERING CONGRESS
SHOES ..-z-
I" GRAIN PLANTERS CONGRESS SHOES
@ GLOVE CALF SEWED CONGRESS SHOES
IL g MEMS CALF SEWE6 BOOTS,
MEMS GOAT SKIN SHIPPERS, s7s
Il KIP PEGGED BR0GANS,
BOYS BUFF SEWED (Buckies) SHOES,
6 BOYS BUFF PEGGED BROGANs,
{" YOUTHS GRAINED SoLFERTNo SHOES,
: YOUTHS GRAINED MALAK0FF SHOES,
1 YOUTHS PEGGED LACED BOOTS
q YOUTHS PEGGED OXFORD BOOTS.
3 YOUTHS CALF PEGGED BOOTS,
5 &C. LADIES' GOAT SEWED LACED BOOTS,
q" LADIES' ELASTIC LACED BOOTS,
8. LADIES' LASTING CONGRESS CATERS,
3 LADIES' LASTING F0XED CONGRESS
CATERS,
1 {" LADIES' GOAT SEWED CONGRESS GAIT
sfss FRS =" Esz.aa #aH rss
8 MISSES GOAT sEWED CONGRESS GAIT
Frs -s 4sfs --e
e" LADIES' BoOT,L8CED CONGRESS GAIT
Frs
4 " MISSES SHOES, - n 7. g st-a9
s &c CHILDREN'S Shoes - st-ss ~ s#z
4 :" CHILD'S GOAT ANKLE TIES fs = zss1
q CHILD'S GOAT LACED BOOTS F7 80
II cases FINE BOOTS, &c. - g #z.--E
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State Of Louisiana---Pari of CaddO.
Succession Of GEORGE NJ. NICHOLS, ag
TENENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-gotice is
4 hereby given that ARNOLD ENGLE has this day sp-
piled to be appointed Curator of said succession and
prescribed by law, said ENGLE will be appointed as
prayed for. ESQ
- Given under my hand aud seal of Office, this
t--.t "a .oso "A. H. LEoNARD,5 CLERK.
Shreveport, July s. 1855. sas q ras'e sa5 7as %
rlI uoes e s.'rs NOTICES. ~
FENHE AUCTION which advertised 10 take place at
ny store, the 15thzof July, isnde6nitely post
poned u a-s 15zf sss 80. ea 5r1i5a' t58a'
+ II. McpERMoTT. nj
s8reyeport 5tsne q, 1885,
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IICHT!! LIGHTS!

LIGHT! LIGHT!!
M Gallons Kerosene Oil, o e-- -#z---
IVV 10 dozen Kerosene Oil Lamps, 80
HGhimucys and Wicks. For sale by
S. p. GRIFFIN & Co., No. 6, Lcvee.
Shreveport, July 5, 1860 1ea &C.:
1ge s7e LOST.
nNtle night of the 9th inst, by the sinking of the
~ United States transport Kentucky, near Shreye-
port, JONI OVEN GLLARD, aged 20 years light hair cut
short fine teeth, member Of VII cesters Pelican Bat
terry, c. S. A., paroled prisoner of war. -rE
st the time Of the accident, said JOIN ONER GAIL
LARD, wore grey, WOODEN sack coat, blue cloth pants
and vest, with full row of gilt buttons WOODEN shirt
striped brown and red, and pair Of boots He also
carried about his person urough and several passes
in his from Confederate and Federal authorities
also his certificate of honorable discharge from his
company officers and his regular PAROLE dated Shreve
port, June Z, 1865 agH ss,aE-
Any information TO his bereayed family will be duly
acknowledged and liberal reward paid for the Tecoy
cry and Identification Of his body. Y, 81 7a- g
Mr.. VIM. Thatcher, Shreveport. La. ~ Ia -. 10
Mr. Felix Metoyer, Mayor OF Natchitoches.
Rev Father Beller Alexandria, La, .rs d
Have kindly offered to assist in getting information and
forwarding the same to his father 0mer Gaard of
New Orleans. +, iune28
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Marsdcn's carminatiyc Syrup,
HIARRHEA, CHOLERA, DYSENTERY, Erc

HIARRHEA, CHOLERA, DYSENTERY, Ere
Th4s truly valuable preparation is gaining popular
ty unprecedented in the annals of medical discovery
Tits prepared from herbs indigenous to Central Am.
erica, where its timely discovery has saved whole dis
trictsfro being depopulated by the ravages of Cholera
and I5ysentcry
No traveller by OF land, should be without bot
tie otca+minative Syrup No parent, who is soIcitoas
of the health of the little ones but should procure
bottle Of this preparation ard administer all
Of Cholera Infantum or Loos.4,ez of the Bowels No
sufferer from Chronic Diar.hca need despair for
bottle of Marsdsns Carmina:ire syrap will eject
cure
Ror.satabv ell bruggists, and Jameson & CO.
T. w MARSDEN,
Patent Medicine Depot,
Corner Of GraYier and Magazine Streets
junfl4 New Orleans,
SuNDRIEs' SUNDRIES!
OOEFEE-Rio, LaGuayra and ST. Domingo.
TEAS Imperial, Gunpowacr, 0olong, and Pou'
E 2esE cbong.
BUTTER-4o key choice Goshen.
FULTON MARKET BEEF-2O half bbs.
DRIED APPLES and PEACHES-25 bbls
CONDENSED MTLK-10o doz. cans.
OYSTERS and LOBSTERS- doz. cans.
FRUITS IN JUiCE-2ao doz. cans.
vgGETABLES-Pca Tomatoes, etc, 100 dozen
ss q cans.
COAL OII,-I0o cases, .--
WHIsKY-oid Burbop. r. and A.greasH b.
CENTFET EWrFr-E. s. --s-4. -IH g.-...r..l-.---
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.oDS. DRY GooDS. DH1
S. P. GRIFFIN & CO.,

(Slcuo1s' o1D srASD, Of THE LEyrr9
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Shreveport, juno Il 1865.
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5gn9D7.IOeslsgu O955s3,
JOB PRINTING.

e7g@ The proprietors of the South estern beg to
inform their patrons and the public generally that their
office i now supplied with great variety of and
beautiful type comprising nearly all of the latest styles,
making 1t of the most EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE in
the south land unequalled BY any out of the city
and that they are prepared to execute with despatch
Plain and Fancy Book and Job Printing,
Of eFerr description handbil of The largest size
to the smallest card style of unsurpassed beauty
and elegance, and
At THE LOWEST PRICES.
PAMPHLETS, BILL HEAPS, BLASks,
BRIEFS, BILLS LAD1SG LABELS
Books, CoTToY REcEfPs HssDBILLs.
CIRcULARs, BLANK NorEs CAMS &c &C.,
Printed the shortest notice and in manner I'M
equaled
Printing in Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze.
Those wishing to have printing executed will find it
to their advantage to give the South Western call.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-19
General Merchants.

Dealers about rerenishihg their stocks or re esab.
fishing themselves in business will find it to their il.
tere3t to call 10 person aud examine my stock.
jet4sm 4SpREw Stewart, Agent
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-19
GROCERIES. LIQUORS. HARDWARE,
S. p. GRIFFIN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
nichols Old Stand, on the Levee,)
SHREVEPORT, La,
Have on hand

nave on nanu-
400 sacks Rio Coffee NJ so boxes Chevs'g Tobacco,
40 chests Green and Black 10 bbs Smoking Tobacco,
! Tea, 10 SKIS Black Pepper,
I $50 boxes P. 4 g. Candles, 5 Allspice,
300 boxes L. w. Candies 20 cases Ground Allspice
$50 boxes Palm Soap, 90 cases md Black Pep
20 silver Gloss 90 Gases Eases Ground pI1daG Ginger
Starch II, packages
30 ibis Crushed Sugar, 100 bzs Soda Crackers,
| 90 =" Brown Sugar, 10 81 Cocoa
| 80 terces Ames' S u ri 10 Z" Aaccarsni
Cured Hams, 10 g Verrniceffi,
80 bbls Onions, so g -Raisins, ". L.
4g " Maekerel No. ], 90 drums Figs,
/ 81 q No 2, 20 cases c. Sauce, Quarts
50 q No. 2, 100 ," Pickles, pints and
loo boxes Cod Fish, quarts,
200 Herring . 100 cases Oysters H.
$50 doz Yeast Powders, 80 cases Lobstets,
30 tierces Rice, 50 =" Preserves. ass'd,
20 kegs Carb. Soda, 30 bbls Bourbon Whisky,
20 :" Cream Tartar 80 bbls Rye Whisky,
500 doz Masons Backing, 40 bbIs Rectified Whisky,
10 doz. Shoe Brushes, LOG h a f bbls Rectifed
loo bxs Champagne Cider,s Whisky
10 bbIs Scotch Ale, s casks Claret Wine,
100 bXs :. g 200. cases % 8
| 70 bBis London Porter, 100 Old sherry Wine,
90 cases Morning CALL loo cases Old Port Wine,
% . Mint Iuleps, 80 .. Champagne ZINE
50 Wolfe sScheidam 50 gross Matches,
Schnapps, $50 reams Wrapping Paper
80 cases Van Brunt' s. so cases T. d. Writing Ink,
Schnapps, 80 10 crates. Grockery Ware,
20 cases Hostetters Bit 20 dOz Blue Buckets,
ters, Genesis Tubs, -
- cases Drake ) tlanfal ~ dOzt Frying Pans,
ton Bitters, .-rr II 80 doz Steel Hoes,
50 cases Rye Whisky, 90 doz Collins q xes,
80 French Brandy, ESQ II. & ). No. / and
Iron, assorted -ar Flows, se. I'
200 kegs Nails, 80 Steel Flows,
200 pair Trace Chains, 10 bales India Bagging, d
6 sets 3 horse Harness, 500 coils Manila Rope,
{ :. horse Harness, 20 doz. Tin Buckets,
q" g horse Harness. 80 coils Grass Rope
The attention of Merchants is called to the weas-
sorted stock on hand, which will be sold at small
profits on New Orleans prices.
Cotton, Wool Hides and Peltries taken in exchange
for Groceries Dry Goods, &c. -s-