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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
COTTON FACTORS. ETC.


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tR. 8. HOWARD H. D BARRETT, New orleans-w.
vile l.,-GEo r. jPREsTON, Evansville, Ind.--WM.
-,ss5a q r .4.5 o. 3s'.
''en ana i'"aee' : Faes'fs ''ssn s.@
1ss Common street.
"A ~ @ tH NEW f}R,HrAssa III. -
HARLOW j. PHELPS d. CO.,
HARLOW j. PHELPS. Of New Orleans !; q q. BucKNER,
L. a.. co af Kentucky. y. .eas ~,
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
!, -'"S~s1 -
s'fes'' between camp ano 3D. oharies NJ o.
Having o.ee. associated with tn. Commercial, h.u.. .,
IlAa, HARLOW PHELPS CO., propose Giving my per.
them the patronage Of my friends and the public
December 2, 1865. = . ~
WooDs' MATTHEW'S q Co..
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-ANp-
eenerai eommission Merchants
---z-E--- ------ 9o !foyoras street, New Orleans
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COTTON t'f FACTOR y AND ND ]. COMMISSION MERCHANT
NO. 4S Front Aevee, St1
-.'|s
- Z4- netWeen eusIonhonse ana Blehve streets 80
TDWAKD PILSBUKY, -"
II ~
COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. u CARospE1Er STREET,
....- , . Rst,vssn Cana, .ns. .e,r,,or st,ss..
IVI s.r rcyY -
w. succpssop no nrprs :. su.vvrp,..,s
COTTON FACTOR and sEEEKAL COMMISSION and
Il -oo c. AND.No m11.oiANs 80 Y
give hs the
xsssrs. Lee, Bias -aheEhhs e.. Ne9 roY York.
9aupvar Wallaca' 3 ~ No, vora. sE sG I 0,-
/ Dan Abel 4 Co., St; Louis Mo.
RaIeh1y RaI Woad3ar,a Ho, y: coz Lonis l. No Icrs Nh
H'Rp'sfssa VI sss s3sssn Ess esissss &C., ehIfss' IL IL
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\ w. >. "AhhEN' i. W. ohAWFohOJ n.s
...es =fr Successors to Warren, Gilmore Co.. a
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 45 carondelet Street. New Orleans La.
nRruror q, ,xonpE
y
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and Genera,
\ &-s cohmassioh s u, s aefehantss s
Repectuy solicit the patronage of ber snas and .ba
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". H. eIoan1, ~ 0aee e.oere q oa11ss2
w No 62 BROAD STREET, NEW YoR, :
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and General Cor
r.. s.r ~ mission ahefchahts' 81 .-,... ri.
Fl. s53 49, IL ea LOUISVILLE KY.
Wholesale Grocer. and Commission ker-
.. ..,... - ..g.u1 ~
IBERAL CASH ADyANCEs MADE ON
by R. PRITCHARD, '--
.t Ma "a t1arondelet I se1eat New nrsans Tia
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d ~ ~'S1$ ~ S0'' f@
COTTON FACToRs =..
4s,e ss And snc s..
r ,0.-5ts- Commission Merchants. qs
1870 Common street.
cyTEvENsnN . NFav
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z So''"A .t
I aENrRa1, oovv1ss1ou vrpcu, rps
-.a-----. No. 40 Psrdido street ....5as i il
III
". u. EAHls, W. U. ChAMbEhlhNs
. Successors to J. @. W. ELL1sD
oo'''n Factors ana o"n'nhissieh nerchants'
% Carondelet Street, New Orieans
HOGAN % PATTON, -5gS .5@
s5 tfg, W. Il. HOGAN, late Yazeo County. Mics, u s
JOHN PATTON, New Orleans La, 6ar .y-n-.s
/ ooSson so kaeters s1s a
- A-,'o ~ M ,, fo" A'o '1AAA'
AlETa 70 No, 1855 Grayier strest. New ,risans s.
JOHN PHELPS, sfd5l4ls45gl s7pl-ts,3 tas
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
Farmers and Horsomen Readii
save yonr Elogs. Horses ana Cattle from
Disease bv the Use Of

A SAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE ron
IA Coughs. Colds. Distcmpcr. iIcaves, Hide
bound, costivcncss. worme, BE-. ia Horses, Loss
of Cud and Black Tongue. 1e., IN Cattle. and
also y sure preventative Of Hog Cholera.
IN STER TO ASK ron STONERRAKERS
HORSE AND CATTLE POHBEl'S
AZ they are superior 70 all others nov in use.
being most powerful Tonic. by which the an.
imah blood aud system are cleansed. aud pre-
venting all diseases incident 70 Horscs. liegs
aud Cattle.
Thcy are becoming the most popular remedy
now offered TO tho public. No powders ever
sold has given such universal satisfaction. aud
acquired 80 great celebrity in the same time
AZ an evidence of their superiority over all 9th.
ers. the proprietor warrants them ~ such. or
the money refunded. Only Try them aud be
convinced Of their great quHliies.
Price - ccnts q Package. or five Packages
for one dollar.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

II EREBi informs lhe citizens II Towson.
IL town and vicinity. that De hns removed
hlp boot sud Shoe establishment ircia he late
pieee u business. y the building which be 70.
cently purchased Il Mr. Richard Villa. and
occupied ~ bin a. Drng Sore aud Post OF.
hcts Who're 10 Win IN The future lc pleased b
sec al BIZ friends aud customers.
keep constantly On hand varied assert
inento Or Boots. shoca. Callers, 1c., fsf cilhsr
LAdleI oeutiomen o. Children. an y ~ onn
AanafacIwe which will be found as dnrablo.
ami cheaper than can be purchased n ne city
a Baltimore.
re|nrn my lhenks ar he very I|hsrai %.
ifenaNe haFe hefelqlefe raeeIyed' Na4 win
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
Tho Great External Remedy.
sTONEBRAkER's
Nerve and Bone 1 inilncut

INliE greatest external remedy known Tor
II Rheumatism. Sprains. Swcllcd Joints. sore
Threat. Frosted Feet. Poison. letter. Fresh q nj
Old Wounds. Ccrns. Mumps. Pain IN sine Limbs
aud Back. Sweeny on Man ~ Beast Saddle or
Collar CALI. scratchcs on Horses.aud nll disea-
81. requiring an external remedy. All who
know and have usrd Stsnchraarrs L.nimcui,
will testify that IL Is the most powerful cxtcr.
nal REMEDY ever offered % the puhiie. AMI that
q has given perfect sa slacfiou wherever 3 has
been introduced iakin. che place 81 az 9th
efs. This Be- strong evidence 81 f'- great pow
er ~ removing Rheumatism aad en- Pains.
swelling. A. &C.. hoih on Man az Beast So
Lniment has yc' been made - equal H. II
only needs trial - prove rs great viriurs.---
Every bottle warranted, ~ the money refunded.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

LTEI GIIS3MR'A PATErTT
skLF-kkdULArfNa GRAIN sEPAIAToR CLEANER BAGGER


interested
L
sse sasr i ,s ,si fc.s's esns the grain thoroughly
ens lsht ll.ay
vheels and :
We call MACHINE h com
OF
ea Nc oai removed
Fan collects and ~ The from
b aiaa pisur ar-lrar
.
II ~ M rnuut
AND FODDER for
FLOWS, fall sizes A.
LINTON LiMOrr. N,rh Hshs r.oR Baltimore VI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
FOUTZ'S MATURE.
The Best Imminent for Man & Beast
Now in Use.

rs assf. and reliable Remedy f-r .he cure O..
II Rhegmstisn. Painful. Eeresrs Afiscf.rla.
sprAins, Burns. swelling ani Ell . secses -a
curing an app catioa Ga iaa.
On HoTses it vii nsves ia4l % elre pol Eva.
Fist1iA, Old Running sores or Sweeney. j.
properly applied. For Sprasus. Bnns 81.
Scratches. Crooked Noof, Chalos. Saddle 81
Collar Gall. Gus Or Wouu4s. it i an lnfaili1le
Remedy. Try b. aEd b. convinced u iis eff
esey.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
EOT rZ-H
cGLEaRATEp
HORSE aud Cattle 4'umders.

Thee Powders
viii sFtvngih-
eniheSiomAcA
and ln;esunsa
cleanse them
from offensive
nia;isr, and
bring THEM 70
ahel,ihy state.
Thew are n
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

sure preventive q Lang Fever. and a certaia
remedy for al DISEASES iGga; 70 lie uorsA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
They only cost Is cents boa.
TRY THEN.

Blue mass and other preparations q Mercury aeiual.
y produce suffering and death than the diseases
shieh they proscss TO cure. And yet this corrosive
mineral 80 denounced BY the allopaihie DEBTORS 10 pre-.
'ervd by them almost universally In Liver Complaint
Consumption % Lungs, kc
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
Ed. CHURCH,
AUDADER DEALER.

Ashland Square. CoFner Gay and blonu-
mont streets. nnilimore,
- BEn. 6IiiN0Lns. Latin. xc.. a he Cd
established stand, whIeh he sells a ne vary
cIIn1na 81 nalilmoro county Who inlend
tnIldInR. are Invited - call.
LUMBER nY THE CAR LOAD Ar RIVER
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

II al Di~A-seF
TIE Swine. s.ch -
Con<hs. rac- n
re Lgax Livrr-
n By puftzr
Son hAlf E1ef
ns paper q tAs~e
Powders 10 q bnr-
- = Ssl -
fl re Disa~s ga
lssi 81 Gsus
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
AGRICULTURAL
L NJ p E NJ f N T =
Nd
MACHINERX.
~


NE undersisned lakes this method q IN
4 forming his friends and she community
IN general. thst be has again resumed The raAn-
utAetarsas % FLoJGHS AND MACHINERY.
and always has On Hand an asscrtmrut
PL0CGHs AND CASTINGS
For one. Two ard three horscs. Amoaz which
naay b. igana the following, via The WOOD.
snck. the Wiley, Atwood o. Plug Plough. Also,
ih= improved Atweci Or Plag Plough, The in
proved Woosicock Plough with wrought ~
steel Points. Also. an excellent Bar Shear
Plough ior tgo 81 three horses.
PL OF az -TyNS
Always on band aud iar sale at wholesale and
retail ! also continue . manufactuFe the cell
ebrated ~REL-OA HORSEPOWER AND
TARESNkg- with 90 without Cleaners. from
: D. hoFse power. u run with strap OF rod
! alE also fre1a rsd 81 attach very superior
CLEANER % auy klnd u a threshcr. Ther~-
fore. Warmers hav..g good threshers are not
under the uecess.tv e purchasing nsr Va.
ehiRe'- orisr - ohtAiu good Cleaner.
RE ARM
or ALL KINDS dane promptly gpou the short
est netiee. AL wogk maze - the best mater.
al AMI xc'd craftsmanship and on reasonable
terfas. Al sqrS E11rant=cd 4 very liberal
ae4lctnn alaslc O. tlrse xh1 bay - seii axAir
90 Fer .ur.Ae- Information call upcn o.
adde's 7. DAVIS.
Estier 2. o. Bait. c3aaty..Md.
March IS. y .-L
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
Groceries, Liquors, dc.
GREEN a YOE.


~ u q X - a. b. r n
asp rEkLEns IS
PURE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS
Al Martin A Vaictte'a Old siand,
:. baltimore street. near Holiday. baltimore
Ii AVE- constantly on haAi G large aud well
III selected stock 81 FAMILY GROCERIES,.
szH& consulting ia part - & RE II
~ TEAS, green and black 81 Va. a
SrioGs prices and layors Ioileus -
Mocha. Java, Laguayra, Maracafba and Kio
aUGAns-Ssws Orleans, Crushed, Powdered
Leaf Granulated, e. yellow aud Clarified lial.
ian Maccaroni and yernacelli Caoper's 4
cox's Refined Gclaiine Fresh salad nnd Uiia =
OILS Checso-kngiish Dairy Pine Apple and
sap Sage sArdines French aud Spanish %.
ives English aud American Pickles-Gcrkins
mixed. Chow Chow. Piccaiili. Caulihower, Wal.
nuts and Onions sauces-,ieln Bull. Harvey
Reading. Soho. Mushroom aud worce5icrshire
BRAN DfES--iae. Hennssy 4 c.. vintage lsio
otArd, Dupuy A Go. isf6. Native Catawba. Bor.
deau. Rochelle sud other brands; Fine old
WfNES--London Dock Port. sherry. Madeira.
Lisbon, Sweet Noseiie and Champagne; WINS
KIES-scoieh, Old Rye, Calhoun, Old Rapu
and Bourbon. some very Old aud hnc, Pure
liolland Gin, Jamaica Spirit. &c. dr. Imported
and Domestic segnrs and Tobacco al u which
they will sell a Reasonable priess. and respect.
fully solicita call. June %. isea--iy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
RHEUMATISM.

SHRIHEEk'S
BALSAHII COUGH SYRUP,
Fsr cssgAs ODD. Crsey. Wzosgin7 c3set,
AsfAma. Broaehfis 6piffiHg Bleed,
Pzia aad Ttafacsr u ~
Breusf, BF-Rfy of
BrprhiNg,
&C.. d-r.
This syrup 10 purely Tcgl'E5i' Compound.
u IL pleasant n tase. and never does injury /:
but, owing 70 IL purifying aualiiies, fnnst a.
truly wonderiul-so9shing calming ami ailsy-
ing the mot violent COUGHS Purifying.
streng thening and inYigpraiing he whole sys
tom; calming aud soothing The nerves; aiding
and iaciiitating Expectorafion. and healing The
Diseased Lungs. thus striking AZ tho roo ni
Disease. and driving i from the system.
GROUP.
No child need die 81 cranp. II tlsis syrup j.
properly nsed and used IN time. MOihers hav.
4ux eronpy children shoald watch ths FIRST chow
q he Disease, sad siways kpeP shls Remedy
For Coughs amer Meassis. thls syrnp 1. ,nos,
exceilenL Experience hss nros.n that II 4
equaliad ~ % Other i'rnnarntion.
Ew-Prloe 50 Cent ftf Bottle
All The above preparations 81 sale ~
Mas. -. -. ffff.abET.
AND RICHARD WILLIS. Druggist,
jane -, ls03.--fy. Tousont0wn. Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
Il. q. HIHLBY.

WHULksALL And HLIAIh DEALLk n
groceries, Tens. wines A. Liuus0fr
No. lsf n. 6ay street. baltimore,
TNENDERs thanks b his friends Tor their ios
II iner very liberal patronage. aud by prompt
ness and attention y business, will on
deavor 70 merit q continuance Of lhcirfft{
favor. The public are respectfully inslusrn4
AND FAMILY GROCERIES. our imported
and domestic LIQUORS are selected with the
greatest possible care. Families may eonfd,,
IN the PURITY OF an article ordered Tor medi.
clnal purposes and proprieiors Of Hotels may
furnish their bars with choice liquors.
All Of which will be sold at The lowest CASH
prices. July ~. f665.-Iy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
CCHRNCKs MANDRAKE Pills,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
A SUBSTITUTE RoR cALoMRL

FOR LIVER COMPLAINT
SUBSTITUTE RoR cALoMRL
Ifyoar bowels ere eostlrs.
TRY THEN
II YOU have uerms.
TRY THIN.
iiyosr breath is spa,
rRY rnKN
TRY THIN.
Ifyeu are loo spirited.
TRY THEN
nysa have siek headache.
TRY THEM.
ifyOa have taken drop too much,
TAKE A ruLL D0sE.
They only cost Is cents a boa.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
THE HUBBARD CONFINED
N 0W Err AND REAPER,
DORSEY SEIZE R1KE.


This valuable patent having been bought by
tho Syracuse Self Raksr Co.." and several
Naluab . improvements added a. Il by wears "
experiment. is uow known a. the SYRACUSE
shLF kAAEH," and Alter an experience 81
three h1rvesis IN experimenting ourselves IA
all aiuts 90! t-1lu from tho shortest oats and
barley 90 thu tallast ryc. aui nn the toughest
ground aut sicrras. siae hui. A. have found
the "syracuse sclf Haksr' iniallihle in sork
% vel - tAe met simple ana convenient o(
any Rake in existence. There arc saversl self
kasin marhinrs 10 she market. MI .ch without
suy i-.al isnt - use the Dorsey. embrace lie
icsaiug principles with slight variations IN con-
-iruciou. tat Boo none of thcm is The eleincn, ~
regulating .lr size NJ She bundle ard adapting
g tn az e'aartipts 90 grain. heavy aud light.
r1 AAlng b Necessary 10 almust every case to
either dHatlr r- divide BUNDLES. which l. both
expensive and Troublesome.
We warrant fhis Combined Machine 90 he -
eoul mower ss che
HUBBARD LIGHT MOWER,
Cor wi..chswe claim thc following adver,ascs :
is.. = has proved ,seif 81 De- the iish,est
Z draH Mower over made,
81 bass fully proved itsrif tu b. she mos,
; slcccssini Mower cutting t.@ marshes of the
+ srsat Ncss.
sd.-i, q. tle only 90 Elaine that can stop and
siaFt % w-t ami tangled r-as..
ith.--I -.. ouiy l.'es-.i. doub'e dtive wheel
7 Mower ,l tac c6autrs.
I s,h.--.. ., aekuasi.i,i by oil 81 De- the mo-,
mpe' turH Die a.1 easily managed IN liz
I N'rid. ana 4s ii.- ul 3 s4rrv-sia' 'uc gov ul.W
4 lf nae feu su- .trupy ~ ln'Ntn lpud.
+ N sos laF- o. tta -.s t1. h-, ra' 80 one n! uur
d eatt, -et 81 lHAe. ue. fry BE- 4ui { it a... uai
I .a. 3 'n. t.e n-rN.
-rrt' taef l.u.n- -sr.l..a~1 Vha h4v.
lea. ma 8. HOLINESS f,n4, @ i,'ancrr q.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1866-05-01

Scenes IN Comparative Chicago
Times Of 18th ult.. says: "
A disgraceful row occurred in the
senate yesterday. Mr.. McDougal
accused Mr.. Conness of supporting a
bill for his own personal gain. Mr..
Conness denied the charge, where
upon the "i-" was passed. Mr..
Conness then characterized Mr.. Nc
Dougal As a-''sot" and . disgrace
both to his constituents aud the sem
ate. No blows were struck. and the
matter ended. -
In the HaSss nute sisnute arose be-
tween Nr. Ingersoll. of ll1in6ss, and
Mr.. Eldridge, Of Wisconsin, in viii ick
the former called The latter ICON.
copperhead." and charac-
terized the democratic side of the
House as followers Of JEFF. Davis
The speaker called for order. and
Mr.. l. sat down. Mr.. Rogers Of
New Jersey, then arose and d.
aounced the radicals on the otl,
side of the house as v6e only 81
.ionists and traitors in CongreS
Here ths matter endad.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1866-05-01

Noses NJ. Sameck, q young man
Of ls years of age. was drowned on
Saturday evening. while bathing in
the river in front Of the city. Sew
eral Of our citizens immediately pro.
ceeded to drag for the body. which
after two hours OF faithful work, was
obtained. The deceased came here
from New York City, where his pa
rents reside. and from his gentleman
ly department in this place had made
many friends. We regret his death
and sympathize with his friends
Peace to his ashes.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1866-05-01
prOlIPl.fu fDv. Safe.

IN AC Res, WITHIN one mile of the cor
~ Po'ntion line o: Shreveport, known
as ih. Allrv place
, Tire. Hundred and Twenty Acres OF
woodland thre" miles from Shrcvepor.
immensely valuable tor its fire wood
Three Hundred and Forty Eight Acres
: in IN. parish of Bo.si"r. near colonel SAN
didgcs : unifnproveI.
one Thousand Five Hundred Acres in
the parish Of h-So,o. known as the plan,a.
/ ton of colonel John Marshall ; well iu-
proved
Graham. now occupied by Mrs Moore.
half n mile from the corporation line Of
Shreveport, containing four acres. with
comfortable dwellings, &c.
Niniy.thlce Acres. on Bayou Pierre. fonr
and half miles from !Shrevep" forty
acres bottom land, comfortable dwelling
hoase outhou-cs. we'll, and fruit trees.
Two Hundred Acres one hundred and
fifty cleared with improvements. eighteen
miles from Shreveport, aud eigh, miles
back Of Albany.
One Thousand One Hundred and Forty
Acres. in Bos>,-r parish. on Clark's bayon.
six miles from lake navigation about fvs
hundred acres cleared and under good
fence; excellent Dwelling House. Gin
House. Mil. Blacksmith shop, Tools, and
biack-m''h' never'ailing spring OF wa
pounds Of Fodder. seven Mules. two Va
gons and Oxen; one hundred and 6nv
Hogs. nifty cattle, fifty sheep aud fifteen
hand' on the place under contract for the
year.
One Thousand seven hundred Ae,ee of
Land, eight hundred open. lying on both
sides OF the railroad, six miles from Shreye-
port. in the parish OF Csddo comiortabls
Dwelling good stand for . public
house well of water. N under ground
cistern and spriug; mules, horses, cat
Tie hogs, oxen, wagons. enrt. corn and
farming utensils.
Lightly Acres, two miles from Shreve.
port, wish comfortable Dwelling. we'll Of
water and several never.failing springs.
House and Lot in Shreveport. now oc-
cupied By II. Levy.
single story Bu.iness House on Texas
street, between Market and Edward streets
The property known - the Dutch Gar
den,' of twenty-five acres, twelve scr.s
IN orchard and seven in garden. adjoining
the city Of Shreveport large two-.tory
frame House. with seven rnoms cis,ern
and we'll all necessary outhuoses: fur
niture If desired.
Thirty Acres. one-.hird IN woods. ad.
Joining the above, vi be sold IN connec-
lion. at the option OF the purchaser.
The Residence lately occupied by T. H..
fhtts. two miles from Shreveport, contain
ng twenty acres, with good buildings, will,
De sold Mt q great bargain.
Twenty Cne Lots In ten scre lot No. 6
md Eve lots in ten acre lot No. Is, subdi.
'ided. situated in the city q Shreveport
Ind fronting on Common street. and On,
he raiiread.
For particulars apply to
ap2s-H General AGENT
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1866-05-01

three deaths from cholera. Sixty
Eve convalescents have been trans
f-r-d from the hospital ship to tn.
ship Saratoga. The total number Of
deaths amount to fifty.
Th. Commercial special says Dis.
trict Attorney Chandler has prepared
"a bill Of indictment against Jefferson
Davis at Norfolk. 1t ia understood
Chief Justice Chase will presid. at
the trial.
ST. Louie. May s.-Cotton frmer
at 81 to 32c. -four firm at full prices;
wheat frm-prime fall advanced
sales at So 35 to 80 SO corn declined
2c.-sales at 65 to 7lc. oats easier
at AZ to 45c. mess pork unchanged
bacon. clear sides. ISc. shoulders
New York, May Sig M.-Co,-
ton ste ady at 34a36c. Gold. 1884
Sterling Exchange l093.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1866-05-01
Parish Election,

The following are the official re-.
turns Of the election for parish off.
cers, in this parish
Di.trict Aftorsey.-J. p. Harris,
265; j. r. Griffin, 64; James S.
Ashton, 362.
For SAer6-Thos. R. Simpson.
295; Rufus Sewell. l66 Nv. Pick
ems, 27e.
For Czerk-A. L. Mershon, 339 ;
j. w. Mahls, 116; T. H. Pitts, l69.
For Rec0yde1-C. w. Lewis, 4s3 !;
Calvin s. Groom. 294.
For Assessv-Wm. Hubbard, 69l;
r. L. Crisp, II; r. V. B Eddings, 13.
For Coroney-W. w. Blackwell,
293; Harris, "a; J. B. Munlyn, 16.
For Justice efkhe Peace Ward l.
j. A. Butler, 81.
Coxskable-J. E. Childs, IL.
Justice IF the Peace Ward e.
VIM. Wise, 81.
Cosshabze-D. G. Mcfarland. 81
=. p. Ballard, 1.
Justice q the Peacs-Wa,d D.
=. w. Wilson. % E. D. William,
"a; G. W. Boney, l6.
Co~sto5le-N. Hudson- 81; W.
B. Metcalf, 49,
Justice Of tie Peace Ward 49,
H. e. Allen. 327; Bayou, l46; T.
F.. Beale. 172; Jonas Robson, lis.
Coastoble-J l.. Scarborough 272;
T, @ Walpole, 95; Andie Currie;
272; j. Nj. Wiisau, Isl.
Justice Of ,he Peace Ward O.,
A. w. Marshal, Is; F. n. Jones. IL.
CoastabIe--A. f. Wilson, 1s; H.
'arawav, ~,
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1866-05-01
Succession Sale.
Sxcccssios of II. c. Leri

pf virtue of a writ of sale to me direct
ID ed from the Honorable the 10th Judi.
ciai District Court. will sell TO the last
and highest bidder on Wednesday, the 18Th
day OF June next, in front Of th. Market
House in the city of Shreveport, between
the hours Of 10 clock A NJ. and 4 O'Clock
Z. NJ. the following described pr operty be-
longing to the succession Of II. Z. Lewis,
deceased, to-wit:
Lots Five, Six Seven and Eight in block
No. Fifty hve, in the city Of Shreveport,
{ addo Parish La.
Terms of Sa--cash. subject to apprise.
ment. J. W. MAliLE,
IN ml9-td Auctiopecv
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1866-05-01


An Editor Styxck.-The local ed
itor Of the Wabash Plain Dealer has
recently fallen in love. He tells
about it. and in anticipation of the
glories of the coming day he goes off
in this wise
We are becoming desperate and
will commit ma;rimony unless some
body kaAR.. We are becoming
convinced thai an h'sng-l is a good
thing to have in the house. Ina
CINE the deliciousnes Of ones phce.
links when beautiful sweet sixteen.
possessing the digniti-d title of wife.
and with the innocence Of a lamb,
st-psclosely up to your phrane work,
places her soft, lily white arms around
your alabaster neck. throws back
her auburn ringlrts. raises her an
gelic form upon her little toes. places
her heaving bosom against your vest
pattern. and with her red, rosy, po-
sy. pou,y. peaches and cream. straw
berry. apple dumplings. soda water,
maple molsss-s, fruit cakr. bologna
sausase., nectar lips, tJo-h"ss-i-phat!
hold our Coat tail y kisses you smack!
Hurrah for ma,rimony. and eternal
darnation to old bachelordom.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1866-05-01

Remember that in the Red jacket
Bitsers are combined the best tonics
of the vegetable kingdom. with the
pure essence of wheat and rye. the
mildest of all stimulants, and that it
is therefore a safe medicine when all
ordinary tinctures and all unmedica-
ted excitants would be pernicious.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1866-05-01

Our neighbor Of the Jimplecute
has surrendered to seventeen bushels
Of aeas. which took refuge in the
sanctum of the editor. Why did you
not reverse things. and take waterl''
We would ask for information.
whether there are any bath houses
in Jefferson. and how many 7 ALSO,
whether navigation is open in e.
son7 IA
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1866-05-01

Qua senses OF the w. nA0,
negro huts daily being Fected imme-
di.tely in the city, II i. if possible.
should be checke' q that in time,
or the consequence Till prove disas-
trous. The disch.sS {, ns@s 2p
the streets at night4
means be prevented.
our people are nightly in jee
from such reckless practice. All of
this, and more too. will attract the
attention Of those in power, As be-
ing essential to the present and fu-
ture welfare of our city. Let US
commence the work ahead, deter
mined to do what We can, and suc-
cess must crown our endeavors.