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cincinnati Market
CgCIsNATI. March 81

CINCINNAIIs NIHTCII 10
Flour dull and prices tending downward;
small sales of choice extra at s. 80, and famt.
ly at s96g rs. No demand for Wheat; a Sma
lot of Spring sold Mt 81 s.. Corn dull and
prices easier at 52c for mixed in elevator.
Oats irregular: 45946c for No. 1. and doc for No.
NOtilfnq doing in Rye or Barley. Whisky
dull; sale of so bbIs at 25c in bond Provi-
sions dull City Mess Pork sold at S24 50.
Bulk Shoulders at CSC, packed; Indicating
further concession. Bulk Sides were offered
at lg1Ic Bacon dull; shoulders can be bought
at l2l4c; sides lE4c, and clear sides at 1916
Lard dull Mt 1Sc. Butter very scarce, and
prices advancing. Eggs advanced to lSc.
Clover Seed firm ats5@5 ., Gold 124.
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Kew York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK, March %.
Money and Gold-Moneysteady at sos per
cent Sterling EXchange-Lowef and dnll ut
l07mlO71$. Gold-Firmer; opening at l251s,
and closing Mt 1251s.
Governnlent StocBs-Without decided
change; u. S. IS, 1910 coupons, 9l1SS; treasury
notes 1905 second series, zoos
State SStOcks-M ississippi 6s tn.
Freights-To Liverpool quiet.
Stocks-Dull and heavy; Pacific Mail
Steamship Company 30; Ohio & Mississippi
certificates 2J5s; Western Union Telegraph
621I; Erie Slsl; Hudson 100; Reading 1Ol1ISSi
Michigan Southern s05s; Pittsburgh 1917;
Chicago & NoEthWesteFn preferred $50; Rock
Island ll615; Fort Wayne o.
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st. Louis Market.
ST.: LOUIS. March %.

n ~ 81. IlOUIsf lIlIICl
Cotton unsettled at SIC for middling. Flour
heavy; S7@7 . for single extra; 81 5099 60 for
double extra, and SO S9l2 20 for choice.
2 so for choice. Corn less active; 59960c for
mixed; Gle for yellow, and 621S@65c for white.
Oats at 41@ISc. Pork dull at SO 90 for mess.
Lard quiet at laal915c for choice Kettle. Ba-
con dull; 16916Sc for city clear sides, and 2lc
for plain sugar cured hams. Whisky lower
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BosToN, March 26.-The Advertiser
publishes an intercepted letter, in pos
session of the State Department at
Washington, identified as being writ
ten by Clement @. Clay. under date of
ST. Catharines, @. W., Nov. L, 1864. The
ter in the robbing and numbering raids
from Canada into tile United States.
1t is understood to furnish the real
grounds for Clay's prolonged imprison-
ment mt Fortress Monroe. The letter is
addressed to j. p. Benjamin, and urges
the official sanction by the rebel gov
eminent of the acts of Lieut.. Bennett,
H. Young, and the other desperadoes
who made the raid on st. Adams, in
order to prevent their being given up
under the extradition treaty. Clay
iustifies their acts as being legitimate
warfare. He also interests himself to
protect in the same way Captain @. II.
Cole, charged with piracy in attempt
ing to seize q steamer on Lake Erie.
The letter says the sympathies of
nine-tenths of the Canadians are with
Young and his men. A majority of all
the newspapers justify or excuse his
act as merely retaliation and they de-
sire only the authority of the South
Carolina goyernmentto resist their
extradition. The letter alludes to the
then pending Presidential election as
follows; All that large portion of the
Northern people, especially in the
northwest, want to resist the despotism
at washington. They are ripe Tor re-
sistance, and it may come soon after
the Presidential election. AT all events
it must come if our armies are not over
come, destroyed or dispersed. No peo-
pie of the Anglo-Saxon blood can long
endure the usurpations and tyrann1eS
of Lincoln. Democrats are more hated
by modern republicans than Southern
rebels and if Lincoln is reelected they
must yield TO cruel and disgraceful
despotism or fight. They feel it and
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NEW YORK, March 26.-The CONNER
cial say money continues abundant
The banks are unable to employ their
balances alto per cent. on call loans;
Discounts are rather. more free
chiefly from the brokers, who have
large balances on hand, and generally
at per cent. Discounts are fairly ac-
tive at 6 per cent. Rates favor the
seller; z per cent. is the most general
rate for prime names, with exceptions
at 11Ia71I per cent.
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rhiIa,,elphta Root and Shoe market.
Pn1nApr1rrr1A. Mnreh 81.

The trade with the jobbers has been about
as last week, and from the same sections.
With manufacturers there has been moder-
aiely increased demand, and a few of them
are very busy. The spring trade is gradually
opening, and dealers are in the market from
Alabama, North and South Carolina, Georgia,
Missouri, Kentucky, and from many of the
western States. The city retail dealers are
beginning to make purchases of goods adapt
ed to spring sales, and trade Is assuming n
more active character. Buyers OH the whole
are cautious. Appearances continue en-
couraging, however, for a more animated
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WASHINGTON, March 26.-The United
States Supreme Court has decided the
Massachusetts liquor cases. The Court
held that licenses granted by the United
states, under the internal revenue law,
for the wholesale of, liquors held by n
citizen of Massachusetts, do not protect
him in the sale or keeping for sale of
liquors within said State in view of the
prohl bitory laws of the State of Massa-
chusetts-the Supreme Court affirmed
the decision of the Court below.
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LEXINGTON, KY, March 26.-There
was duel at daylight this morning,
near Lexington, KY, between Joseph
Desha and Alex. Kimbrough. AT the
second fire Kimbraugh was shot
through both hipS.
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weekly Banl. statemen.
chicago market.

: Flour dull Wheat quiet at 81 231z@l 2g5
for No. /, and S5@S51zc for No. 2 Corn dull NJ
4l14c for No. 2: Oats dull at 25c- Provisions
duh. Mess Pork at S25 so. Iard 1Sc. Hogs
50 25a9 50. dressed SO so.
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New York, March 26-Tho case of
the steamer Meteor, alleged to be u
Gillian .privateer, was up to-day on
exceptions, and Mr.. Forbes was exam
ined.
The Commercials special says: The
Reconstruction Committee have made
up their report, including Gen. Lees
Testimony, and it will probably be pre-
scented tomorrow.
Gold closed at 126.
At conference here to-day of the
Presidents of the Trades Unions a res
olution was passed favoring the calling
together of national convention of
trades Unions.
Aspecial to tho Commercial SAYS.
The indications are. that the Semitic
Committee on Finance will tomorrow
report flvorably on the House loan bill,
with perhaps some trifiing amend
ments. IS
The iron-clad Meantonomiah left to-
day for New York on her way to Hall
fax. Her departure excites interest on
account of its supposed connection with
the vexed fishing question.
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Louisville. March 26.-The Italians,
excepting Collabo and Mortalbo, en-
gagged in the sale of counterfeit frac-
tional currency, were hound oyer, by
the United States Commissions to-day.
r. b. Hall, of this city, has taken a
of tho Southern Pacific railroad be-
tween Shrieveport and Marshall, maxi
ing continuous aggregate of forty
two miles of road.
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NeMOrIeans rTarket.

NEW ORLEANS, March g.
Cotton depressed; sales 1000 bales; to-day's
receipts 1000; yesterdays 900; S6937c for low
middIing. Sugar l3@l4c. MolasSes nominal.
Gold 124 Sterling 81 New York checks &c
discount. FreIghts unaltered.
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NEW YORK March 26.-Information
in the State department shows the en-
tire rebel strength cast of the Missis-
sippi on the 4th of February, 1865, was
100000, and west of the Mississippi 3d.
600. Lees army was g. 900. Hood lost
"a. 500 men in the Tennessee campaign.
In the testimony before committee of
the rebel Senate, Lee, on Jan. "a, 1865,
said that the confederacy had not troops
enough to last till midsummer. By
freeing and arming the negroes they
might carry on the war n year longer.
The sentiment of the army was almost 51.
to take any position that might be as
signed him, but no human power could
save the cause.-the best solution of their
difficulties was peace on Stephens
plan,
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mining stocks.

NEW YORK, March 3d.
Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
day were as follows:
Copper Falls IS; Franklin $50; Hancock
1917: Minnesota 10; Bay State 8; Boston
Water Power 24114; Quincy ~.
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FORTRESS MONROE, March 26,--A bu-
siness meeting of the stock holders of
the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
was held few days ago in Portsmouth,
yirginia. The report of the General
Superintendent gave general history
of the working of the road and the con-
tracts undertaken to secure its speedy
completion towards good running or
der, since it was turned over by the
government at the end of the war. The
repair and running OF the road was re-
sumed on the 18th of September LAST
The road suffered much during the war.
BY the energetic efforts of the Superin-
tendent and Managers, the road ran TO
the Roanoke river on the 23d of Decem-
Der. The bridge over tho Roanoke is
not yet quite finished, yet travel and
local freight is such as to induce the be-
lief that the business of the road
will ere long resume its former status,
and thus provide Almost valuable feeder
to Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The steamer Peril. which arrived here
yesterday from Mobile, short of coal,
Sailed again during the afternoon, for
New York.
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sr. PAUL., MIMI, March 26.-Four
wooden buildings, corner of Fourth
and Roberts streets, consisting of a shop
and saloon. were burnt last night. Loss
5000. insured,
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The Latest News.
RTisceIIaneona Neyys,
BY TELEGRAP

ny the Union Line:
once. corner of Main and Monroe streets
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NEW York, March 26,-Gold opened
at 1855; closed at 1858.
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In Rem. In case of forfeiture.
WHEREASS, AN INFORMATION HAS
wv been filed in the District Court of the
United states for the District OF West Vir-
ginia, on the eight day of March, 1865, by the
United states OF America against two kegs OF
Whisky, seized by j. G. Orr, Collector of In
ternal revenue of the United States for ISt
Collection District OF West Virginia. in n GER
tain proceeding in rem, alleging in substance
violation of an Act of Congress, approved
J une aOth. 1854, entitled HAn Act to provide
Internal Revenue TO support the Government
to pay interest on the public debt and for
other purposes" in that the tax levied on said
Two Kegs OF whisky in pursuance OF said Act
mas not been paid as provided therein, and
praying That said property be forfeited TO the
United states Now, therefore, in pursuance
OF the attachment under the seal Of the said
Court tome directed and delivered the said
Two kegs of whisky were taken into my
possession at Wheeling, West Virginia, March
IL, 1864, and do hereby give public notice TO
alI persons claiming any interest in said Two
Kegs OF whisky, or in tile proceeds thereof, to
appear before the Judge of the District Court
oLthe United STATES for the District OF West
Virginia, on the 9th day of April, 1866, mt
wheeling, West Virginia, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon of the same day, III the same shall
1e day of jurisdictionl II not on the next
day OF Jurisdiction thereafter then and there
10 1nterpOse their claims aud 10 make their
allegations in that behalf
~ - mi
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JUST ReceiVed.

II ovERING,s SUPERIOR GOLDEN
Syrup; Old Gov. Java, Yellow and Green
Rio Goffee, of extra fine quality; Eastern
Cranberries; Buckwheat Flour; Philadelphia
Minced Meat; Charleston 6rits; Green Peas;
Dried Shakers; Sweet Corn; Italian Maccaroni;
bohemian Pears; Smyrna Figs; Layer Rails
ins; BortIeaux Salad Oil; Extra French Mus
tard; Sardel Fish In 5 Id kegs, &C., &C., and
i ianso low " E.&a.D.wooDRow,
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WE ARE NOW OPENING OUR FIRST
w stock of Spring Goods. embracing:
Fancy and Black Silks,
White and Figured Br1lIante,
Lawns and Ginghams of all colors.
Gerrimacl "w, y and other Prints.
Irish Linens,
Table Linens,
Crashes,
Birdseye Towelings,
Cassimeres of all kinds,
Kentucky Jeans,
Steubenville 8.
black BLACK and md White Balmoral Skirts,
Edgings,
Black and White Netting,
Embroidered Linen Hdlkfs,
5-i.S3and 1914 Sheeting, brown & bleached
Black and Fancy Manttllas..
Also a very large assortment OF Shawls,
Jouvin's extra fine Kid Gloves, 81 50 pr; Biz
and cold Silk Gloves, 25 cts pr; Silk Nets %
cts a piece; Baimorals 81 50 cts piece; Linen
Hdkfs 1219 cts piece;Co cotton do 10c piece; Brown
and BIeached Muslins Mt % cents per yard,
and all other goods in proportion. mart
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Opposite LIST National Bank.
The United States
In Rem. In case OF forfeiture.

Two Kegs of Whisky, seized by j. G. or
Collector,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01
Are Sod by all Druggists and
Dealers in Patent Medicines
EVERYWHERE.
Notice Of Meri6s Sale.
STATE OF IOWA Sc,
Uouord Countu o."

HOud'u IoUHfy
In the District Court Of Howard County
State of Iowa, by virtue of a special exccu,
ton issued from the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court OF Howard county State
of Iowa, in favor of John Hatton and against
James ANYWAY, dated April Goth 1866 and
to me directed commanding me that make
or cause to be made the sum of All and
95-lc0 dollars, with interests and costs upon
sale Of the follow ing described Real estate,
lying and being situated in the county OF
Howard and state of Iowa namely: The
north east quarter Of the south east quarter
OF section number seventeen in township
No one hundred north of range eleven west
of the 5th p. NJ. And hereby give public
notice that shall Offer for sale ut public
cutlery, at the Court door in Vernon
Springs county Of Howard and State Of Iowa
on the second day of June 500 between the
hours Of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and O'clock ?
NJ. of said day, sale to commence at the
hour of one o'clock p NJ Of said day;
will sell to the highest and best bid
der therefor in cash, the ahcye described
property, or sufficient thereof to satisfy the
above debt, with interest and cost.
Dated this srd day Of May 1866.
n2s J.F. POWELL.
Sheriff Of Howard Co. Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01
Fresh Arrival
OF
Spring Millinery Goods!

The undersigned has just received fine
lot of Millinery Goods which she is open in 9
up to the trade ouer the store of Moon 4.
Hunt in New Oregon,
She invites particular attention to her
Goods, believing that bosh in quality and
price she can give as good bargains a, we're
ever offered in this place.
New additions will be made as fast as
needed to meet demands. April 6, 1866
n2ly7) MRS. SHUTTLEWORTH.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01
GONE TO REST"

From Bust Chatauqua county New York,
borne away .on angel wings to mansions of
eternal rest, May 2)th 1865, Herbert c.
infant son o. Thompson G, and Levantia +.
Mead, aged year 3 months and 8 days.
Fold his little robe about him.
Sofest folds Of snowy white,
Iealning hearts must live without him,
lie Is in the land of light.
Clasp the tiny waXen fingers,
On the peaceful, slunbcring breast,
Close the baby eyells gently,
Little Ncrbas gone to rest.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

Ike wages i'll this portion Of the
country, as compared with TIE price
OF living IN. Tie eastern and middle
ct ties, is nearly or quite two to one.
The prices of wages for firm labor in
Iowa, is from four to six dollars more
per month than in western New York.
while the cost Of living is no. more
then half as much here as there.
Would our space permit VIC would pub
fish list Of the prices paid by lsbor-
ers there for fuel, -four, butter; beef and
other necessaries with the prices Of Ia
Dor, and let those who feel like muir
muring compare them with the prices
here. Such list we Will try and pre-
pare for future issue Of our paper.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

ACcInENT.-On Friday last a
team ran away near Mr.. John
Garland's and the daughter of
the driver, who We learn was
quite an elderly man by the name
of Riggs, was caught i'll the wheel
and seriously injured as she was
cndeavoring to leap from the wag-
OH. The lady was badly bruised,
but DR.. Price who was in attend.
ance, tells US that she is now rap
idly recovering.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01
MEAD r BROWN, Editors.

The Board Of Supervisors Of
this county NETS at tie Court
House On Monday next. Par,
ties having claims against til
County should present them if
possible the first day of the scs-
sion.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

Salt Rheum and all diseases of the
blood can be cured. Many thousands
have been curei by the use of r..
backs Blood Purifier and Sugar C,atcl
Pills. Thousands Of letters bearing
witness to this fact are in the hands oc
d.. Roback. The Purifier is the best
Alternative known to scieLce, comJin-
Ing, as it does the syrups Of S;illinsia-
with 1odiae If Potassium. which every
physician Of c lucation knows to be the
surest remedies. The Pills, in con-
juction with the Purifier, never fail to
restore the systcm to health and
strength.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

The District Court of Winnie.
shcik county holds term in De
corah commencing June llth.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01
HOWARD ASSOCIATlOI
PHILADELPHIA, PA

diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinarp
- and Sexual Systcms--new and reliable
treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSOCIAT]ON-Sent by mail in sealed
letter envelopes. free of charge Address
Or, SAILI.IN HOUGHTON. Howard AS
sooiation, No 2 South Nine Street Philadel.
pn'a fa' fnl2y5yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

The Universal Clothes Wringcr; the
best IN use, elsewhere advertised iii cur
columns. May be tsrad CT the store Il
Moon & Huot.
Every family should have one.
mo. 8 vel I t.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01
GERS were elected.

The rush still Continues at Pierce,
Mitchell & Pierce's for goods. They
are doing a ready pay business, and in
vite all such customers ocall and OK
anime goods and prices, They have
the most extensive stock Of dry goods,
clothing, cloths, faucy dress goods,
hosiery and notions ever brought into
this market.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

The Democratic State Convention
has been postponed to meet at Des-
Moines at IL o'clock A. M. of the l | tn
day Of July ems uing. 1t is important
that every county in the State should
be fully represented, for which purpose
the central committee Of this county
will call convention to be held 10
June that ours may be so represented.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

The Iowa Sabbath School Associa-
ton will hold convention at Iowa
City June 10, 20 and 81 1866. G. c.
Cole is Presi'' 1T ard Robt. Grant is
Secretary.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

w 81 IIT ED, AC"Nrs-s5o per week
NAL. female at their home; business light pleasant
and honorable. For sample and terms, address with
stamps, Shave & Co., Detroit Michigan
ANrED, a. rGT,TNTsL. x MALE or Fen1alel
Can clear $50 per week al their own home in light and
honorable business. Any person having few hours dali
ly to spend will find this good paying business Address
sending stamp, f. Z. Lockwood. Detroit, Michigan
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01
MA.1T TED.

At the re ndcnce Of the brides father :. w
Murray. May 29th 1866, by Rev. J. E. Fitch
Capt George r. Humphrey, aad Miss. Belle
K. Murray.
Tuesday, Goth ofMay 1866: at the New
Oregon Hotel, New Oregon Iowa, by F.. w.
Allen Esq. Mr.. w. N. SIX inner, to Miss. Hat
tie l.. Allen, both Of Mitchell County Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01
For sale.

At REASONABLE RATES.
~ VALUABLE farm, miles north ee
NC Mcw Crogon, an miles south Of Granger
l hc,Ie is 100 acres Of prairie and 2 -c
Ares q, good timber. with 10 acres well i'm
and 7pr.sig$ o. rowing water, on the prem
Uses Fo- seyMs enqaire 'oa the premises
ul9yTm3l JoHN B. rLUMD.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

For sale at this Office.
1 Fiukle & Lyon Sewing Machine,
1 Empire Shuttle Machine,
1 Weeds Sewing Machine,
1 Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine.
Prices reasonable and terms Of pay
ment easy. llS It,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

Mr.. Fox typo Of the North Iowa
Times was with US 4 few days ago look
ing over our town. Our latch string
is always out. Come again Billy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

PERsoNAL.-Our readers will not
fail to iook over the new advertisements
IN this weeks paper among the many
. they will find that Of j.. II. Norton Of
Counoser dealer in Hardware Stoves
&c. Major Moulton Of Lime Springs,
q good and honorable dealer adycrtises
new goods, and We will 90 our pill.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

The DEBORAH Republican has been
enlarged to an eight column sheet. and
looks as pretty.as a Maiden We are
pleased to notice our neighbours sue
cess asinaieated in this Improvement.
1fFather Bai1y would improve upon
his politics. as he has upon the appear
ance Of his paper, the Republican would
tie one Of cur most valuable exchanges.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

The Usage Bank robbers have been
arrested and two of the parties ilnpl;ca
ted have been taken to Rome N. Y.
to be trie'l for a murder conn tilted
there some time last year. Abou,
$4,000 Of the stolen money las been
covered together with gold pen sto-
len at the time Of the robbery.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-01

The r. H. House at Pr. du Chicn
Wis. now under the Management: Of
johnson Bros. appears to lie very
sr"ftably kept~-for the proprietors
Recently we called there, waited three
Eourths of an hour for breakfast. got a
cup of coffee, which cost US only seq
cnty flee cents, and left determined to
advise cur friends to stop at any other
place in that town. The Company had
better get new landlord there.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29

Mr.. J. II. McDrrmo:t l. determined 10
establish an exclusive ladies' store that
wilI prov" beneficial To hi, customers and
Crrdituhir to himself. In view ~ which he
hI> purchased the LGrys.t S,ock' II goods
"a u. LG.i;eS Tine. .ctT bro"Vht 10 his nt'r-
ktt. and being determined To -rcUr" ihr
i-a,ii"- trade, h. pledges him~.i, TO sell
0..s'"r dian The Cheapest. Ladies Who
Mvu, h IN with their custom may r.-i A.
-urcd that they viii get goods a; icci j.
mate price. whether juLg,> or not. tor he
has established II ON. lric" system which
eammoi fail to give satisfaction, a. it's based
upon SwG! profits dni Yrick r,.",oS.