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OE VASu1NO1ON.
The ASSESSORS of tho different Wards will meet
at the following places from 10 O'Clock a. m TO
O'Clock m, from the 18th 70 the 3lst December in
omitted from the printed poll lists:
First Ward-Thomas Donohue, Twenty second
street, between and streets.
Second Ward-9eorge w Hardness, A street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Third Ward-William j. Downing, l. street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets.
Fourth Ward-Thomas W. Burch, Fifth street,
between G and streets.
Fifth Ward-B. +. Dyer, No. GIL New Jersey
avenue. !
sixth ward-Chsries Z. Nelson, 393 G street
south between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Seventh Ward-John Bird, No. 647, corner
Sixth and d SITS. south de s-tslst
TNOR eALE-25 900 extra fine perpetual bloom
Il ing ROSES, ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
climbing and parler Plants, Fruit Trees, Grape
't de ST. Al Oh a. JXRDiN, 18TH cor. INST.
500 AUS ~ nay 7HE Hk1 a:,,, .,,.c,,a, 81 ar.
rive Dor schr A. r. Rowland, and for sale on &C.
commodstins terms In lots e suit prrShnssrs' By
ne to9 Water ct. Georgetown
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OITER FOR ,CHARTER-A THREE DEcK
" BARGE 10 be used during the winter For
particulars inauire Of Capt. z. FOSTER, on board,
ana West street, New York city fye' " dsn nrH
EoR sALE-About 800 bbIs of good white CORN.
n and about SOC cords Of good Pine and Oak
WOOD, deIiveTsd on cars At Annapolis junction.
f haSres S Ma H. LACHfoRD, Annagol'
SMoKED SALMON AND HALIBUT- BLoAT.
- ERS Oatmeal, Large and Small Honiny. WSit
''''' " ' J. c. wHITwELL & CO.
No. 81 Louisiana avenue
de IL cost near Seventh street.
DIANOs..Tbe celebrated Grand and Square PI-
knabs &c Bslsi%G ore are only for sTTA
de ia.iot. &c. REICHENBACH.
Inn BARRELs NEW YORK WESTERN
CUU packed APPLES selected. red fruit, Just
c .n per Steamer lots
WHEELBARRoWs; nos
p" CANAL T EAkkTTR kSS6Ks,
COUNTER AND PLATFORM SCALES.
BAsKETs,
VsEksgEEsi A.. &c.
Hardwars and AgrjeultYrsl Imp Warehsuss,
55S 7th street, below Penn: avenue,
vi sA ssAsia SY s1IFStRs
BnITHER KSIyEs,
hBsGTrScfhTfSRsrRELs.
J.P. BARTHoLow,.
de 12eo2w Washingten.
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A fh 0oSr
am closing out my entire stock OF TOBACCO
CIGARS and FANCY ARTICLES at cost, unit
Wednesday next. The sale Is positive, As my stor
IL eng aged for other business. Now 10 the time
secure . bargain on my stock. Call early at 81
Pa. av , bet. 10th and llth SITS. de8%ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

q I n REWARD. -Strayed from the subscriber
y " on the 9th instant, one RED COW, right
flank white. The above reward will be paid on the
abouts so that get her.
JOHN BURNS, 2s7 North Capitol st.,
de 1873 bet q and Nassacbusetts ay
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c,---7,rp,Ens CoAING NoETH.-Ihe lnTgG numbered
,.Iarners who have taken part in the rebellion, bnt
gu . coroipp north is exciting no little attention
~ Mis- Ana private bcardinghouses are filled with
o,es If redeemed white So extensive is the
- TIA II i difficult to getup much Of sensation
80 any of our late adversaries An ex-rebel ma
,+sc-,I excites no more concern than poor Union
..o,a avcept among a cotere Of toadies ana cor
boo5s who would at all times 'rather reign ID he'll
XIII. eorre IN heaven No small proportion OF these
,c are entering commercial pursuits IN the NORTH
~ ngarng III a steam packet line another Joining
luce commission house, many entering into the stock
I3i0g business few in the California pearl fisheries,
I otierg nForniscuously in all sorts Of ayocations
IaIarIotod to Weld them livelihood. Most Of these
@Ttberncrs particularly those who have been in atu
ant circumstances abhor the idea Of living in social OF
ylic, equality with those who have been their SER
t9rts for generations and they find that political
lover has settled upon the north they prefer living
where that power is established than among those Who
may not for many years be restored to their forer po
Inical strength and influence. We see nd objection
to welcoming these people. They constitute type Of
the American character and their courage and dash
will mingle tremendously with the endurance and in-
cenuity Of their northern brethren. But we do not
hold That they should be made denigods Of by snaH
politicians and unscrupulous traders, whose toadTsa
And obscquousHcss not only degrade themselves as
Americans bat must disgust all honorable mca corning
from any quarter. ~ H. HtEul.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

l,-.r1;, t,,.,,1Iorc1
S PgRSGANTto Pr9eia4atioh ~ ils ~ So
II J. Madison els, governor q I Ihe JIast ~ -
S Louisiana, hereby notify inc 94ahel I, f4t t
Of the Parish Of Caddo tHaG WI o. e ~ ~, ie
different precincts OF ms aIsii, On W IL nv
9th day OF November heXt' 4ooo'J ioi 'ile IOi'o"
ing named State otilcers to.WlI: -. ~ a..
For one Represg4ntatlye N congress from 'ns' 'le
9TH Congressional Pl5tfict. 4. r, .u : +ro CIT,
For Governor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q ING o'a'e
Of Louisiana
For Secretary OF stare
For Attorney-General'
For State Treasurer.
For State Auditor. ,,,
For superintendent q FupnG EuaGatlon' IL. ri.
For one Senator to the state leSlia'qTe ioT 'e rs
tIlGt co4P!slhg lo y 0''oo
ana HaIcuI II =. a.. J. ~, CIT, ;,14,
For two Representatives to the state Legislature
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.TADvERTIsEMExr. I

We learn with pleasure, that Capt. W a. Lacy Of
Shreveport is candidate for Superintendent Of Public
Education. It has been with much reluctance VIE nm
Gerstand that he has yielded to the desire Of his
nerous friends ii this section Of the State and assumed
this position This is certainly time to be sarara
bling for Office and we appreciate the unwiingness
Of modest gentleman to appear in that characer We
fore the public, when recollect in former days now
utation The adulation of party friends was poor
compensation for the abuse Of political enemies But
The people in representative government have at all
times, and more especially now, claim on the labor
and talents Of their best for the public service
Capt. Lacy has always been ready to respond 10 the
call Of duty. ! ears ago, when free and
united people, he acted well his part in the with
Mexico, which closed with much glor5 to our
mon country and ID the late unhappy struggle between
those who ought to have been friends and bro thcrs
although averse believe, to the hasty action which
prccpatcd with all its terrible consequences upon
lis native section, he stood side by side with hcI brave
defenders until all was lost, honor FrosR that
hour in common with the trues friends Of the south
he has accepted in good faith the destiny which awaits
her as loyal citizen of the United States anxious and
Jealous for the welfare Of all. We shall not dwell
the qualifications Of Capt Lacy. 1t is sufficient for us
10 say that, BY education and manners we dcnd him
peculiarly fitted for the position his friends wish him
TO occupy. 1t will be remembered by many that some
wears since be brought forward for The same office
and was very near being elected, outrunnin his party
ticket His extensive acquaintance Throughout the
State and the favorable estimation in which he is held
bv all who know him, will have no dopbt secure
his election. MEMBER THE pREs5.
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singular anniversary has lately been celebrated at
Aixla. Chappelle. servant has completed
the fitch year Of service in one family and pre-
scented Oh tie occasion with handsome lift fr0 the
magistrates Of the town
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FREEDMEN's BURRAU,
~

Circular No. !.
DURSANT to Special Orders No. Al, dated Head
Il Quarters, Bureau Refugees, Freedmen, and Aban-
doncd Lands State of Louisiana New Orleans Sepem-
Der 2Sth 1856 the undersigned assumes charge Of the
Freedmens Bureau at this place as Assistant Supern
tendent Of Freedmen.
All Orders aud Circulars heretofore published BY my
predecessor in Office and in force at tie present time,
will remain in force until further notice.
D. II. REESE lst. Lieu 18th o. $. Geld Inf'y.
Oh 3ti Asst SuF't Freedmen.
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Within the last six months, nearly six hlndFad peo
BE have been killed or wounded the railroads ana
six million dollars been stolen By persons in positions
Of trust.
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Shreveport Price Current.
TIIiS embraces actual sales.

Corror-Middling, 18@283c. f2 Ii. in specie.
SuGAR-ll@l8c. "a b.
MoLAssEs-75@9Oc. % gal.
FLouR-Western, 81 00@l5 90 u Dbl
Texas, Sc 90 i9 100 lbs.
BACON -@20c. III 10.
CoFFEE-37+@40c. 70 ID.
WHISKY eetiaed, s. oo@-. Texas SAG d
gallon.
CAspLEs-82@88c. On.
4 CoRS-5Q0-c 32 bushel.
BAeeMG-35@-c. u yard.
RoPE-25@--c. f3 ID.
] NAms-s9 o0@10 90 q key.
H1DEs-2I@5c. i2 tb:
PorArogs-S7 o5@9 90 u Dbl.
Ou--Lard, SO 600 F gal.
BEEswAx-2Qc. n ID.
TALLow-9@l0c. % Ii.
s1lT-LiveTpooI, $ oo@7 90 u sack.
WooL-l2020c. II ID.
SHoEs-Plantation, S2@2 50 q9 pair
DoNEsrTcs-Brown, 40050c; bleachcd, 45@55c q
gard.
PgIyrs-Amcrican, 30(a40-c n yard.
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FOR SALE.
H. A CoMMoD1oUs, convenient, and comfortable TWO
s5;ii STORY DWELLING, situated in the most desir-
- able portion Of the city, with three rooms on the
lower flower and four the upper, and the necessary
houses thereto attached, including the ground on
which said improvements situated.
Also with the dwelling and furniture, fine Carriage
several mich Cows, and Cart and two-horse Wagon
Raf particulars, apply to .....-
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ACCOUNTS.


The account Of the Caddo Gazette, fer Sl25 co. and OF
4. Archibald, Sexton, for SO so, -afcrred to the
Committee on Claims.
The account of f. X. Mulhaupt, for SGZ o. for rent
Of Mayors Office from July lst to September 3oth 1862
was allowed.
The account Of w s. Lewis, for $500 %, for making
the assessment Of the city, was allowed.
On motion Of Trustee kimble, is was
Resolved That r. Hodgns be employed to supQrin-
tend the hands working the streets, and that he re-
ceive 50 90 per day for every day he Is actually 50 en-
ployed
The agreement and bond of L. NJ Dun3an, for build
ing Extension of Market House. were presented, and,
on motion, the same were received.
The following resolution introduced By trustee wright
was on motion, adopted:
Be it ordained BY the Mayor and Trustees OF the city
Of Shreveport Thatthe Street Committee be authorised
aud they are hereby required through their chairman
TO let to the lowest bidder after ten days public notice
IN the public paper Of the city the paving Of Market
ment to an elevation Of four inches higher next tue
Market House. graded to the gutter Th2 sald work to
be completed within sixty days from the GATE OF the
contract.
BE il further ordained, That G. McCarty, A. Kimbe,
Hugh Murphy Martin Tally and n Q. Wright, be, and
they are hereby appointed Special Committee to make
NH estimate Of reasonable extension or repair et the
wharf in front Of this city, aud to let the repairs 70 the
lowest bidder after ten days public poce and 70 take
bond for the faithful performance OF the contract Inc
same I'd be completed within sixty days from date OF
contract.
Mrs Duke was allowed SIS 90, IN net Of charity
Mutilated Bills to the amount Of $439 90, were burned
in presence of the Board
Gbe Board then adjournd
JOHN L. G0oCH Mayor.
FREp A. LEONARD, Controller.
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For Congress-.
For State Treasure

We are authorized to announce Major S. D. OLIVER,
as a candidate for State Treasurer.
Louisiana papers copy.
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For the Legislature.

Judge j. w. FORD:
interest Of the State should be represented in The next
Legislature and being Of your ability, you are
earnestly solicited to become candidate 70 represent
Caddo parish. You will receive the unanimous sup
port Of THE PLANTERS
II Mai. MARTIN TALLY will become candidate
for the Legislature, he win receive the support Of
THE PEOPLE
We are authorised TO announce Col GEORGE VIII
HANSON and L. NJ. MUTT as candidates for the
Legislature for the parish Of Caddo. y.
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

I'm JTrSTICF'S C0URT-State of Louisiana-Parsh
4 Of Caddo-J. H. REYNOLDS vs.. MAT. OLDHAM, freed
man. BY virtue Of writ Of f. IA, to me directed IN the
above entitled cause, by Henry b. ALLEN justice o.
the Peace for Ward No. of the parish of Caddo, |
have levied en- the following described property towit:
certain S0RREL HORSE MULE.
Seized as the property Of the defendant and on the
18th day of November, A. D., 1865,
shall proceed to sell the same at public sale to the
highest bidder between the hours Of II O'Clock A. ~
and o'clock P NJ. the Courthouse, IN the city OF
Shreveport, according TO law. o-r
October i. 1868 5tpfs9 Deputy Sheriff.
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The state Of nouisianaa--Parish of Caddo.
Succession of CHARLES DAILER.
TayENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URNr Notice il
I hereby given that J. G. McWuLIANs adninistra-
tor Of said succession has this day filed tableau of
debts due by said succession and unless opposition is
law, the same will be homologated and ordered to be
paid accordingly.
- Given under my hand and seal of office, this
L. S. September 10, 1862. ...
Shreveport, September 30, 18G5-5t
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Proceedings of the Board Of Trustees.

October s, 1865.
Al a regular meeting Of the Mayor and Trustees Of
the city Of Shreveport, theTolowng members were
present, VIZ: His honor j. i. Gooch, Mayor; M Tally
n r. Wright and C. McCarty Trustees.
There being quorum present, the Board adjourned
until o'clock, r NJ, October 4th 1892
JOHN L GOOCH, Mayor.
FRED 4. LEONARD, Controller.
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For Superintendent Of Public Education,
We arc authorised to announce Capt. NY 4: LACY
"a candidate for Superintendent of Public Education
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For Recorder.

We are authorised to announce CHAUNCEY FORD
as candidate for the Recordership Of this parish at
tbe coming election.
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If MATTHEW WATSON, Esq, win consent to be a
candidate to represent the senatorial district comprs-
ing the parishes Of Natchtoches DeSoto, Sabine and
Caddo, be will be supported by MANY Voters.
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ESTIMATED PARISH EXPENSES.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
EBORSE POWER planning MACHINES Table
{ 1 with different kinds of Saws; Tenant Machine,
Mortisiug Machine, Turning Lathe and Boring Machine.
Also-A lot of Bedseads, Sash, Doors and Blinds.
The above will be sold at low prices, account of
the subscriber retiring from the business.
Apply to --.--,
Old Sash and Blind Factory,
sept20 ST Texas Road, Shreveport.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAtEt
% DESIRABLY SITUATED CITY LOTS.
TIME SUBSCRIBER offers for sale 25 VALUABLE
I LOTS on the railroad. These lots are situated 10
very healthy locality and well adapted for the
ton Of family residences For particulars. apply {?
septz3fI JONAS B0BhsgS.
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For the Legislature---Bossier Parish
We are authorised to announce J. A. SNYDER, Esq as
candidate for Representative for Bosssr parish III the
,eyt arisIature
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N. ORLEANS Z SHREVEPORT PACKET.
<zr = THE new and substantial built steamboat
s4A5s4FFts5@ MARSHALL, HARVEY HEATH, mas
60 ter, will run during the entire season as
regular packet between New Orleans and Shreveport
touching at Grand Bayou, Campte Grand Eeore, Alex
andria, and all intermediate landings. The Marshall
for comfort good accommodations and speed, is unsur
passed by any boat in the trade. Her officers viii give
personal attention to all business entrusted to the boat
and make Of every effort to give satisfaction For
freight or passage apply on board Tsept27
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STEAMBOAT FOR SALE!

{aaas@ h A ONE HALF interest in the stern-wheel
k533SiSszIES' steamer "ANY ONE is for sale. For
ss.sszz5a3zzzGz particulars, apply to
WALSH & B0ISSEAU,
octl1 It'll Corner Milan and Commerce streets.
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MAYoR's OFF1cE-CITY or SHREVEPORT,
OctDtar NJ. 1865.

At m adjourned meeting of the Mayor ana Trustees
Of the city Of Shreveport, the following members were
present, viz: His honor J. J. Gooch, Mayor n Tally
N. u. Wright, c. McCarty, A. kimble, H. Murphy and
X. Dawes, Trustees
Tie proceedings Of elasttwo meetings 2f The Board
yycr rpa and adOntpd
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The Finance Committee reporting favorably Upon the
reports Of Controller Chief Marshal and Asst Marshal,
J henderson for the month ofAugust 1862 On motion,
The same were received.
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SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.

SALE TO EFFECT 4 PARTITION.
IN TENTH DISTRICT COURT-State Of Louisiana
i Parish of Caddo-No. =, JULIA TABOR, Husband,
et al, vs. TABOR, ct al. Notice is hereby gwen that
BY virtue of writ Of sale issued from the honorable
Court in the above entitled suit to me directed, will
sell to the last and highest bidder, at my Office,
Saturday, the 2Ist day of October next,
LOTS Nos Is and 16, block No "a, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated in the
city of Shreveport parish aforesaid to effect partition
between Bennett c. Tabor and the heirs OF Francis A.
Tabor deceased.
Terms Of sale-Cash, subject to apprasement.
Sept 30. 1865.5t H. HUNSICkER Autl0neer.
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SIR mAPX,s CONTENT,
NON PEMALE COLLEGE,.

MOUNT LEBANON FEMALE COLLEGE'
1rEAA TINS INSTITUTION located in the healthiest
f%TE3A portion of Louisiana, in quiet village,
T7E4z5S remote from any military post presents
NsssgSZss superior advantages to those wishing to
80 educate their daughters or wards With
corps Of competent and experienced Teachers and an
extensive course of study the School will be exceed
by none in the facilities it affords for acquiring com
piete and thorough education
The Session consists of two terms; the first coulmenc
inc on the third Monday in September, the second
the third Monday IN February. Pupils will be received
at any time and charged from date Of entrance to the
close of the session. Board and Tuition must be paid
half in advance and the rest at the end Of the term.
Terms reasonable For further particulars, apply to
spnt9O 3n77 J. N. SHEPHERD, Pres't.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

Succession Of Y. T BOOTH.
NTOTICE is hereby given to allpersons having claims
~ against the succession of v f. BooTH, to present
the same to me- and all persons indebted to said Sue
cesson are requested to come forward and settle with
me Immediately JAS. G. JONES, Adm +.
Caddo parish October 4 1S65-5t
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscriber -
y on the 10th instant BAY MARE, about ~ a
IS hands high years old, short tail, black L-z-a~
name and TAIL no marks, except one white foot. The.
above reward will be paid for her delivery at the Res
taursut Of FRAMES PAESONS,
Shreveport, Sept. 2otf
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The State of Louisiana-"-Parish of Caddo

The State of Louisana-aaParish of Caddo.
Succession of JoHN DELlINGER.
TE7ENTII JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Ao. 10
: Notice is hereby giten that TRGGEL IRGGEL. co.
administrators of said Succession have this day filed
in my office Schedule of the debts due by said Success
sion and final account of their administration, and
pray that the same be homoogated, and unless oppo-
siton be made thereto in thirty days. the time pre-
scribed by law said ableau and account will be homo
ogated and made the judgment of the Court
g. Given under my hand and seal Of Office, this
L. 5. September 23d, 1868.
= A. Il. LEONARD, Clerk
Shrevcport September q, 1885-5t
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Tbe state of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Caddo.

Inc STATE OF VI St'N1NA"'
Succession Of l.. b. ARNETT
HyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURT-Notice is
q hereby given that j. B. SMITH Executor of the
Will of L. D. ApNETT, has this day filed account of
his administration of said succession; and unless OPP
postion be made thereto in the time prescribed by law
Said account will be homologated approved, and made
the judgment of the Court
- Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
L. s. October 9Th, 1860.
S,lroronorf October II 1S65-5t
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Tie state 81 Observation-Disclosures Of Cadd0.

The State Of LOUIsIiiHdsaaE aTEsH OF OHUEIOs
Succession of JAS S. DOUGLASS and =. J. BLAND.
uyETTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice is
L hereby given that Il. ?. DOUGLASS, administrator
Of said SUGGESTIONS, has this day filed in my office, a
final account of his administrations and unless oppos,
ton be made thereto 10 thirty days, the time prescribed
by law said account will be homoogaed approved, and
made the Judgment of the court.
- Given under my hand and seal Of office, this
J L. S. October 9th, 1865.
49, a. IL. LEONAhD, CleIh'
Shrerennrt October u 1S65-5t
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IN DISTRICT Court-State of Louisana-Parish of
1 Caddo No -, JOHN BRowN, Tutor, vs.. Mrs AME-
LA MARKS, Tutrix BY virtue of writ of sale to me
directed by the honorable District Court of the parish
of Caddo State Of Louisiana, in the above entitled suit
town of Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid,
On Saturday, the 4th day of November 1865,
between the hours of II o'clock a. aud o'clock P.
Nj the following described parcel Of ground towit:
Lot No. seven, a. in block No. fifty, 5Q) situated in
the city of Shreveport with the improvements thereon
Seized the property of defendant and to be sold to
pay and satisfy the writ above mentioned.
Terms of saie-Cash without the benefit of aprraise-
ment TH0S. R. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport, Oct 4 1865-5t-pfSl3 80
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RJ,ACEs4 4JTgIIEG.

HExRY ST. JONI will be found at Robson :
~ & Kimbles old stand, corner of Milan aud -
H Edwards ss., Shreveport, fully PREPARED u -
work. Horse shoeiag, &C., &C., on as reasonable
terms as any other shop in town.
Shrevennrt. hume IS. 1865.
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A. ENGLF,

AT his old stand or Texas street,
EEAS OPENED q stock Of Groceries. Imported #iara,
/ Z aud Liquors, ana also Imported Havana Sc-
cars, Of the very best quality.
Ny articles guarantee for he'd them imported
expressly for this market Those who good judges
of FINE WINES and HAVANA SEGARs, can have their
fined tastes gratfed by calling at my store on Texas
street. a e. UI-E'
Shreveport, August 9, 1885.
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4 NEWBURGER will continue the business in his
4 1s name at Jameson Co.'s old stand ~ Texas
street Those indebted to SOUR & NEWBURGER will
come forward Immediately and settle heirindebtedness
not they will be put the officers hand for collection
and those who have claims against them will present
them for immediate settlement
L. NEWBURGER.