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Regular Jefferson and Shreveport Packet.
New Orleans and Jefferson Packet,
MAYORS OFFICE-CITY OF SHREvEFoET,
TuDn Ut 1GeB

June y, 1864.
Tg7HE public is hereby notified that CoMPLnTNT
Il BOOKS have been opened in the Office Of the
Chief of Police, and all persons who wish to make
corn6laipts or charges against persons who Commit
oisdemeanors in violation of the city ordinances, in
any way will present them to the Chief Of Police,
Reports as to the condition of buildings, distinctions
If the streets alleys cutters &c. and any yolAtsn Of
ordinances concerning the cleanliness of the city will
be made to the Street CompisSoner whGse duties aye
defined by til law SIeatiifgir;lr ice.
No reports of the above nature will be made t9 the
Mayor in person, unless these officers fail TO comply
with their well defined duties.
BY order the Mayor:
iva til r A. LEONARD, Controll.r.
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sIG0 REWARD

w I'LL be paid for the apprehension and delivery y, 4 to
INGFoN, Who escaped from the parish jail Of Chddo
parish on the 29th Of May 1866. Said George Wash
ington is of very black complezion heavy set shout
five feet five inches high twenty-three or twentyou
wears old and was formerly the property Of Georse or
John kOuns THOMAS IL. SIAPSONs
Shreveport, June 90, 1866. IF Sheriff
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I'm DISTRICT COURT-State Of northumberland
I of Caddo-No. 5G4I-MA YoR i TRUsEEEs VS.. GooCH
4 Fo,yEIT Byvirtue of writ Of fier iacias from the
6cnorabIe the District Court of the parish of Caddo
and to me directed will sell at public! auction to the
highest bidder at the Court House doom in the city OF
Shreveport parish and State aforesaid, In
Saturday, the 9th day Of October, 1906,
between The hours of 10 clock IN, and clock
the following described property, lo-witi
Lot No six co. in section four A.; THE north halt OF
the northwest quarter of section nine 9F the southeast
ouarter of southwest quarter of section nine l95 the
southwest quarter of northwest quarter o section nine
l9) and the southeast quarter Of sectPn nine l9) u
township seventeen C7 range fourteeri I4, in Caddo
Seized az the property Of thc dafendahts and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms Of Sale-CASII, without benefit Of appraise-
nlept FLAVIUS J. SIMPSON, iDep. Sheriff.
Shreveport, August %, 1866 list pr S36 90
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Pepper Sauce, Oysters and Sardines.
And numerous other articles which we shall receive
from time to time, until stock is complete any
other in the city.
The above mentioned articles, and all goods general
w. will be sold at the lowest market prices, for CASH
We trust our friends will call and examine our stock
as we are determined to let house offer greater IN
dneements to purchasers.
agI5 g. MATTERS d ELDER
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SuERTFF'S SALE.

I'm DISTRICT COURT-State IF Lodisiana-Parish
of Caddo-No l2Q0.-TUT0asFrr or OLIVIA $. FELPs
~ TosHut j LEWIS BY virtue Of writ of fer facias
from be honorable the District Court df the parish Of
Bossiar and to me directed will sell atpublc auction
to me- HIGHEST bidder at the Court IIoue door, in the
city of Shreveport, parish and State atoFesad, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of October, 1856,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock 4. II. ahd clock P
b. the following described properly, toiTit:
The southeast quarter and the east half oil the south
west quarter of section five (5 and southwest quarter
Of section four d containing four hundred and eigh-
teen and seyentythree oue-hunaredth AIS I3-lQ0 ,
acras also the northwest quapen and the west halt OF
The northeast quarter of section FIVE t5), containing
two hundred aud ffy-one and tIEirtT-syen one-hun-
dTedth (25 $1,000 acres; all Of secuot eight (S con
tanning six hundred and forty and t" enty one-hun-
drcdth (640 20-l00) acres tine northWest quarter OF
section pine (9J containing enc. hundred and sixty
GO) acres the north half Of the north haif Of section
seventeen lT), containing one LuGdredand sixty and
TWENTY-FIVE one hundredth ace Z2-L00) cres and the
north half of the northwest quarter on ecton sixteen
1B. containing seventy-seyun 40 aires, township
TWENTY-FIVE f22} range fourteen tl3 inf the parish of
CaddO; also the r. Emore tract on Whlch there IS
mortgage the southwest quaTterlF secqn nine con-
tanning one hundred and htty-hTe and twenty one
huadredth lj5 2l-l00) acres, I'll IN township twenty
two (22) range fourteen l4) n tae par sh Of Caddo
Seized tile property of the defendant, and 70 be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit, with
all costs
Terms Of sale-CASH, with the benefit Of appraise-
ment FLANIUS J. SIMPSON, Dep. Sheriff.
Shreveport August 20, 1865. vt pit SP6 %
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yyTHOLESALE and Commission Department in their
w large fire-proof Brick Warehouse, at the Depot
Retail and Sample Departments, in their Store Houses
north side of the public square.
Liberal advances made consgnments, and special
attention paid to the sale shipment Of Cotton Wool
Hides Agricultural Implements Mills, Machinery, Fur
nitnre. Stoves &C. &c. LanS II
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Shreveport Price Current.
(MADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANSFERRED
..ar-ar

(MADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANSFERRED
It should be understood that our quotations. gener
ally, represent the wholesale prices. In filing small
orders, higher rates viii have to be paid.
SoUTH- W EsTERN OFFICE,
August y, 1866.
CoTrox-We have no change to notice in the market
this week from that given last week. With hardly
any receipts and no sales we at loss for quota
lions lac in specie, taxes paid may be considered
fair price for low mddling.
The warehouse receipts from the interior since our
last report sum up e bales, against C5 for the week
before The shipments for tie same time reach 70
bales, against 176 for the week previous; Of which
10 bales were from points above here.
The following correct statement of the amount of
cotton on storage last night at the respective ware
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REAI. - ATE ZOE sAIlE.

TAo c1.. acres Red river land, il (addo
4 parish. Louisiana near Loggy bayou; 100 acres
on Mil creek partly in DeSoto parish Louisiana and
Pamela county, Texas, $50 under fence, two Awehng
houses and splendid pnery the tract, o4feHng a
fine situation for saw mill Also several washable
city lots. Apply to
c. W. LEWIS, Real Estate Aaerr,
iv18H7 Recorders Office Shreveport
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STEAMBOAT AGENT.
F0R SA
GEFREFF,S. SAL.

IN DISTRICT COURT-st8te d Lou siauaAParish
Of Caddo--Number 7ll3.-DgNcANl KENNEDY, Jr.
vs.. SAMUEL X. W FURMAN. BY vrtHe Of a writ
Of feri facias from the houora5a the District Court
Of the parish Of Caddo, and t. m& direced, will sell
al public auction at the Court House Gcr, Id the city
Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of October, 1866,
between the hours Of 70 o'clock A NJ and clock P NJ
The following described property, ty-wit
certain piece Of land, situated in the parish Of
Caddo, known the plantation of Samuel X. w. Fur
man, containing fourteen hundred and twcnty-three
and half (1#23 70 acres more less; ouuded the
north by lands Of J. o. Burrcss and Joh B. Johns, on
The south by lands Of Henry Talbo Jas H. Foster and
JAS D. WyHe on the east by and&of JAIL. G. FuIloye
and on the west by lands Of d. Adams.
Seized as the property Of tie dgfendaut, and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit, Will
all costs.
Terms of Sale-CASH, without bench Of aPpraise
meut FLAFiUS j. SIMPSON, Pep. Sheriff.
Shreveport August 20, 1855 lGt pf#4S 90
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RATES or FREIGHT


IN Thursday the 10th inst at tie residence Of Mr..
ylhrrt Elliott by the Rev. james H. CHAPMAN Mr. A.
II KENNEDY, Of Harrison county Texaj, to Misss NJ.
x. PIERCE, Of Caddo parish, Louisiana
CONVENT or ST. MARY, SEERHYEPO
TgyIIE Fall Session Of this Institution VIII open on the
First Monday Of October next The terms
frtuiliou Of day-scholurs per moath viii be 50, q,
and S.; music lessons and use Of piaBO 81. Payments
ptbly in advance in specie or Us uialent in
reucy No deductions made except in 4ases Of pro
tracted illness.
Tbe sisters VIII also accommodate btardet5. For
terms apply to Sister Anna, Superior, 5t#
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g57HE undersigned viii make liberal cash advances on
! the growing Cotton crop, to solvent and reliable
planters who ship to CARROLL, 10y + CO., No. So
Perdido street, New Orleans.
au2g If IAIILA 90.
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY for SALE.
EXCLUDING two fine brick stores, on Texas street
4 several desirable residences, and number of IN
improved lots vacant lot fronting on Milan street
in block No. 50.
Apply to the undersigned, at Recorders Office.
ms til @. ". LEWIS. Real Estate AGENT
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MoSETARY-Gold, = @l4o; silver, 1900 =; Mex
lean dollars, a shade under gold Our bankers
selling sight checks on New Orleans at Is and on New
York at ! f3ct premium
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MOUNT LEBANON FEMALE COLLEGE.
TEHHE Exercises of this Institution will be resumed
A the First Monday of September next
under and most favorable auspices.
ACADEMIC BOARD:
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, President;
Mrs. NJ D. LEE,
MISS SALLIE J. BRANTLY
NIRs. CORNELlA COURTNEY,
Miss BELLE MAYHALL;
MRs. L. RICHARDSON, Matron.
Terms per Month Specie or equivalent:
Primary department OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
Higher English ............. %
Classical and scientific studies. 90
Music and use Of piano ................ 90
Modern languages, each ............... 2 90
board ...-..-..-- .::.-....-. 800. II ~
Payment for board and tuition must be made in adj
vance Students should either at before the
beginning of the next term. There viii be no deduc
ton from the above rates except in cases Of Proracted
Illness. T. COURTNEY,
President Board Trustees.
G. G. THUnnoSD Secretary and Treasurer
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Agents for the sale Of Agricultural Implements Of all
kinds, Mills, Machinery, Betting, &c, &c,
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SYNEDC,S SALE.

Shreveport, August !, 1866 st
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
The DAILY N ewS.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, Ice.
State Items.

state Items.
The Columbia SOuh CdrOlinidn, OF yesterday,
gives the following further particulars OF the MUIR
der Of Mr.. LANE, of Newberry:
It is now definitely known that several persons
were engaged i'm the murder OF the unfortunate
victim, and all the circumstances indicate that
they had prepared the way for the committal OF
the crime.
Two young men named Keller and Lano "a son
OF the murdered many, wore asleep on the piazza
and wore awakened TO find q white man and three
or four negroes standing over them. BY these
they wore bound and kept under guard, the kill
ing having already taken place and the robbery Of
the premises commenced. Scarcely anything of
value was left even to tho bacon and provisions.
There were $500 in gold and silver and $4,000 in
greonbacks in the house, all OF whi h we learn
As soon as the robbers had disappeared, the
young men freed themselves from their bonds,
and then for the first time the full measure of the
crime was made known. The alarm was imme-
diately given, and parties commenced to search
for the perpetrators.
but recently accompanied Mr.. Lane to Columbia,
was arrested and made to bring back quantity
of bacon, which he did after the lapse OF an hour;
and, on q second trip, which lasted only fifteen
minutes, he brought back moro bacon and the
dogs that had previously been taken away. He is
said to be tho brother OF the man John, killed
near Columbia by Mr.. Startling, and, with three
others, is confined IN the Newberry jail OF the
white man nothing is yet known. s
At a public meeting held at Lexington Court
House on Monday last, the following gentlemen
were appointed 10 represept the Dlstrlct IN the
Convention which met yesterday at Columbia:
Hon. L. BoozER, DR.. F. s. LERy1E, DR.. E. 8. j.
HAYES, Major J. II. KooN, Capt. g. 8. SwYaERT
and Major EDWARD KINsLER. .-,
The Abbeville Banner Of yesterday says:
A duel was fought at Moseley's Ferry, on the
Abbeville side of the Savannah River, on Satur-
day morning last, between Captain Birch end q
Mr.. Knight, young lawyers from Elberton, Ga.
The distance was eight PAGES, and there WAS to
be no proposition of adjustment previous to the
Yves shot through both thighs. The wound,
though painful, is flesh wound, and not regard
ed dangerous. AS usual, the fight, we hear, WAS
about lady. 3
Yesterdays Orangeburg Carolina Times states
that they will commence work on the bridge across
the Edisto at this place on August 18th next, and
that no one can pass over it for several days
perhaps not for week '.''
The same paper also mentions that after long
spell Of hot and parching weather we were re-
freshed on Sunday night by miniature deluge
which may, save the corn and other plants that
the sun had nearly destroyed. From all parts Of
the District we have heard accounts OF thin corn
and small cotton, suffering from the combined
attack of drought and grass but it is to be hoped
that this rain will effect change for the better,
and the farmers will recover their spirits as well
as their crops.
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'.'H'E = .''f- 'P' = ~
4E'si ',i'5' ff'sF $50 Z gsas
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=, A fast young fellow In the stage box Of Paris
theatre wrote this note in pencil, aud sent 1t by
the box-opener to o pretty actress, who, while
playing, had won his heart: "Mademoiselle, when
one sees You, ono loves you. When one love s you,
one would confess it to yot. When confession is
made, one would prove It to you-so won't you do
me the pleasure to sup with me after the perform
ance ., My name Ia Thousand Francs" The &C.
note; there are stnpiaer men I have reen your.
Iacei there are uglier men. live Rue de Ia VIC
Ea. s2ire. m You VIII know no more, for my name is
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-17

eB We are authorized to an7ounce DA-
VlD CRAWFORD a candidate for Tax Col
lector at the ensuing election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-17

Deis> The friends Of ). w. COCHRAN, an
nounce him Candidate for Sheriff at the next
election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-17
CANDIDATES..

tB-We are authorized to announce HENRY
8. CASON candidate for Sheriff at the ensu-
ing election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-17

EDITOR Pass Please announce MILTON
I. HUTCHINSON as candidate for Sheriff at
The next election. MANY FRIENDS.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-17

EB- The friends Of JOHN w. LESLEY, ESQ
respectfully announce him a candidate for
Clerk Of the Court.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-17

e!E- The friends of JOSEPH T.. MOORE,
anE"unce him Candidate for Sheriff Of Alb
bevilIe District, at the next election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-17
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE
The Suffering Public will be sled to know .ba.
G. w. Croft'S Eureka Oil"

IL AS oeen wrested from oblivion by CON-
-. pany OF phiianthropic gentlemen, and
placed before the people. We do no not claim
= Ito be c'reau like some of the nostr,ims of
tho day are said to be but we do say that
1t possesses advantages over any other known
compound for the cure of Inflummatory and
Lucrative diseases And ms on Alleviator of
Pain, it will not only aIieriatc, but will cure
a vast majority Of the following diseases, such
MS Inflammation and liberation of the Mouth.
Throat, Stomach, and Boucls, Coiic, of any Kind
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!Scalhs, Bruises. Cuts. Bone Felons, S,oole,t
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The world for its equal. Ordinary coughs it
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kuownl
The Superintendent Of this Company is a
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and from long experience in his profession, aud
good knowledge of Chemistry, he has been
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and will be careful to select the very finest ma.
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markets, and we are satisfied that the article
we are now putting up excels all former arti-
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and must be more efficac ous
we place the EUREKA Oh" before the world,
aLd upon it's merits or dement's it must rise or
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M. A. SlACkELFORD, MD.
Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-19

PATENTED MAY 90 laGf

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IN very dirty places, which will reoure ve :,
Ssnl Iuo' ana unlike other preparations offered for
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the uIt ny soaking, so that Tinsing will m ordnor
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ms po"uer Is prepared in accordance with cborD-
Nal selehce anu upon process Decnliar IN i,s,,r
Mnlch Is secured ny Letters Patent II has baan -,
uSe ior more 'ha year. and has proved itself On 49,
~. iuFoIle "hefe'er II has feen used Ammo
"I uuNah'dEes claimed are the following viz
,on and I az ae expense OF soap usually USED ON cot
tear. - 'u'"I"s' anu wear and
$780, Tor cleaning windows 1t Is unsnrras assad Will
no, lhe me ana labor usually required il mn
PdI's a beautiful gloss aud lustre murh snno,,n' ~ =,
the powder 1eu eAceP' ~ mosIen
directions with each package
IT, "u tal oe readily appreciated BY single trial
& HG cos ol washing for family Of five or sIr nern
VIII not exceed THREE CENTS u ''A persons
iHe manufactures of this powder ara o,,,o.. a. ,
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INSURE YOUR ExLE

Gross ASSETS, FEBRUARY l, 1865 e,oooo M,
NETT INCOME LAST YEAR, - I.3 00O 'ooC o0t
UrlVS C%S AND InyIDEMDs Paid during '65, s765OOG
year. ranging from fifty to seventy Der cn, pu'O
Terms as low as any other LIFE IN>SIfp N1(,u,
COMPANY and dividends much gr.a,sr o0NAI'NH Z
Fof small sum annually paid this co,oD,D, or
for his family after death. "'an TO provide
Forty-five cents week will ;ns,.o n,ooo
LIE OF man aged thirty wears S1ooO on the
irs ud ana athers' is the ultimate fate of vonr
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70 Even @ less than half dollar week? if 'ba,
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APPEAL TO MECHANICS AND +,
BORING MEN TO INSURE Ia
TIIEIR LIVES

large proportion of the operatives in our vor;ons
iaI H,luS ol snopS are not worth $1,000 A wife he.
,o'Iu ana co1hdlng children cling with fond eoard
- tne latner liable at any moment to be taken
t;nn "Ttl"g T ald by for their comfort and protec
CIV that we me annual sum of s25 would pay life poll.
Iiat would IN the event of death 20 far towards
maSing them comfortabe and w5o can ro"alus ~, rus
ASIDE Tor such purpose this small snm .nd 10y
anlong you ought not to lay it aside Iffbe wi"
- poor so much the greater need that this w;so ,
Sion De not neglected. AS the ordinary acc,,ra', o
a;onS are necessarily slow, requiring wears 70 iar
isiue e" hundred dollars, how much wiser to
u,v a. once large sum by Life Insurance Take