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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16
AARDW A.RE
Offer at the Old Hardware
" Stand, Nh ~ C.xas Sts>..f

WIZ Offer at the Old Hardware
w Stand, M. 20 Texas Stt<%t,
the following a,tiet-s oi Hardware the
stock will 10 renewed by constant a,l.
ditious-Jack, fore and smoothing plains,
haud and rip saws. padlncks. variols kinds:
rim-toc ks, cottage locks, southern locks,
dead locks. stsIe-dUOF locks, assorted prices
ARD sSykes cupboard, trunk, sMi. chest,
drawer, wardrobe, aud pantry locks, brass
candlesticks, trace chains, halter chains,
lock chains. dog chains; sewing and pegg-
ing avis; e. ollins' and other axes, hammers,
liable and teaspoons, Britt.snia and iron
carpenters ruies and squares. butts aud
heavy; hinges, screw pulleys. brass casters,
pannel. SQUARE and shutter bolts, ~ " set.s.
plumb hobs, compaest.s, nsill-saw, bastard
aud haNd-aw flies; brass cocks, racking
cocks, wooden faucets; hollow anger,
Butchers cleavers, rat-,raps. rein and hal
ter snaps. Cooper : troes. bed keys angers.
assorted frying pans, assorted well
wheels. sauccpahs,; nail and aud spik Climb
lets. monkey wrenchcs. assorted; TAFT =
wrsnches. breast driile, ratchet drills. ball
braces, Wilson's brace and bitt horse
brushes. shoe aud hair brushes. shoe knives
pinciiets. and punches, shoe floats; assert
I'D steel hoes. coffee mills. Box aud Wilson $
"a rp-nter's levels, pocket levels, pocket
knives. all qualities. English aud Ameri-
can Table cutlery. In every variety. pillow
Ines, bed cords, Juse aud Nanilis rope.
with many other articles in the arc
line,
REYSplDS Il PAIN
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Property for SNYe.

"a CRks. WITHIN one mile of the cor
~ pornttun line of Shreveport, known
w the ALLEY place
Three Hundred and Twenty Acres OF
woodland, three miles from Shreveport
immensely valuable Tor its fir', wood.
Three Hundred and Fort! Eight Acres
IN the parish of Bossier. near colonel sun
didHes; uniinproved.
F.. One Thousnnd Five hundred Acres in
the parish uf DcSoto known ns the planta-
ton OF coton-i John Marshall ; well i'm
proved.
The residence buii, by captain John
Graham. now occupied by Mrs. Moore.
half "a mile from the corporation line OF
Shreveport. containing tour acres. Win
comfortable jwrliings, &c.
Ninly tire. Acres, on Bayou Pierre, four
and half miles from Shreveport; forty
scrus bottom land, comfortable dwelling
house, outhouses. well, and frni: trees.
Two Hundred Acre&-; one hundred and
City cleared with improvements, eighteen
miles from Shreveport. and eight niles
back of Albany.
One Tho.i.an, Que Huni,ed and Forty
Acres in Bossier parish, on iark's bayou,
six miles from lax. navigation about five
hundred acre. cleared and under good
fence: excellent Dwelling House. Gin
Ho,st. Mill. Blacksmith shop. Tools, and
n Blacksmith; never-failing spring Of wa
ter pigh: hundred bushels Of corn, 1900
pound. Of Fodder, seven Mule. two Wa
CONS and Oarn ono hundred and Any
Hogs tt.s cattle, any sheep and fifteen
hands on the place under contract Tor tho
year.
LAn'l, eight hundred open. lying on bo's
sides Of She railroad. siS miles fyor, ShIeye-
port, in tt. parish Ut Caddo comfortable
Dwelling a good stand for a public
housc ; - we'll OF water An uudcr ground
cistern aud n spring; nn!cs, horses. cat
Ito, hogs, oxen, wagons, cart, corn and
farming utensils.
Eighty Acres. tw" miles from Shrcve.
port, Wi:h Il comfortable D~ eliing, well ct
water and several nrrer-'ai!ing springs
House and Lot in Shreveport. no~ oc-
cupied by H. Levy.
A single story i}u sinrss iions. on Te xas
street, between Market and Edward streets
The property known as the butch Tar
den. - twenty INV acrcs. Twelve sc,rs
in orchard and seven in garden. adjoining
the city of Shreveport; large two-story
fran. II ,use with seven ROOMS ci-,ern
and we'll, all necessary onthnuses: fur
nituI,. il desired.
Thirty Acres, cnr..hirJ In woods. al
joining the above, viii BE- sold lit condec'
ton, at thr option or the pur chaser.
The Residence lately occupied by 7. II
Pitts, two miles tr",n Shreveport. contain:
ing twenty aur.s. with good buildings. viii!
be sold at Is great bargain
Twenty One Lots in ten ncrc lot No. c
and Eve lots in ten acre 10. No. l6. snbdi
vid"d. situated in thu ciGy of Shreveport
and fronting on Comnun stree, and on
the raiifeu,l.
Fur particulars apply 10
II. J. &. BATTLE
APPS It General Agent.
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A Noseheyn Mans V,eus.-The
Nashville Gazette publishes the fol-
lowing extract from a private letter,
from a Northern man now in the
South
The freedmen appear to be getting
along pretty we'll. all things consid-
e,ed; bat q more tritling, lazy and
thieving and lying set Of human be-
ings 1 never saw. They have got
TO be generally watched at their
work. The negro is dying of as
fast "a possible without killing them.
Since / have been on this plantation
eight negro babes have died, owing
TO neglect on the part of the moth.
srs. They don't appear to care for
their children at ali. On two Oh
three places near MS the small pox j.
killing them of. We have taken
care to vaccinats ours. The way
they are dying l don't believe tina
in five years one half Of the present
number will be living.
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TINE CHOLERA.
False RnDors OF the Asistic Dis.
ease.

DR.. Constantine, q professor ia the
Homeopathic Medical college, Of
Philadelphia, has publisaed = letter
which contains the following novel
and interesting stateuseats in refer
once to the disease on board the
steamers Virginia aud Eusland, row
lying at quarantine in New York har-
Dor:
"'I'le psstileace which broke put
On board the Virginia aad England
- rot cholera Asiatsea, and there has
not been . single case Of cholera on
board either of these ships, This
can be proved by the resorts Of the
doctors themselves, as they do NO.
mo Ntion a single en-. Of the real char
~cteristic symptoms Of the Asiatic
cholera.
The disease was caused by crowd
ing passengers on board those ships,
aud the difference in the symptoms
from the we'll known typhoid disease
called ship tev-s may be explained
by the following supposition
The symptoms reported by the
doctors agree with such as are known
consequences following the use Of
meat Of sick cattle. The cattle plague
in England was typhoid pn-umo-
mia, and DR., Wilson, BY sounding.
could discover tn. beginning Of the
disease long before the cattle showed
other signs OF sickness.
With the first breaking out Of
the plague the blood wa. already
changed poisoned as it were No
doubt hundreds or thousands were
butchered in this state, before the
farriers could condemn them. Sucl,
meat sailed was no doub, much
cheaper.
Owners, who so recklcssly over
load their vessels, may have been
strongly inclined to prefer such cheap
meat. 1t would require very little
OF it, In combination with the foul
! air, to produce the so-call-d pes,i-
! lence
"1'his supposition explains why
! none of the cabin passengers were
! attacked by the 'pestileuce,' nor have
any Of the many other vessels, which
have arrived since, single case of
cholera on board.
"lf proper inquiry should make
this supposi,ion still more probable
or certain, the New York authorities
ousl. to proven, the sale Of such i'm
ported meats. As this might caus. the
spreading OF TN. same disease among
| the poorer classes, and more cry of
cholera.
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Txrpersise for Sake B'tes.-Henry
Jenn,nSs Of Masootown, Pa. knows
Of the application OF turpentine 10
the bite Of the copper-head and rattle
snake having been followed by speedy
cures. A lady Of his acquaintance.
who was bitten BY a rattle snake wac
cured by it /; as also was man who
had been bitten by a copper-head.-
The turpentine should be put in a bot
tie and. the mouth being placed over
the spot, the liquid is brought directly
in contact with the wound by inverting
the bottle, and should BE- held there
uu,il relief is obtained. A complete
alienation Of pain has been known to
snsue in lees than quarter Of an
hour,
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The Cattle Plague latest
cattle plague returns from England
again -ASuw Dalecrea-c in the ravages
Of the disease. During the week
ending April 2oth, the number of an
imaIs attasked was 5766, as com.
pared with 1898, the number attacked
during the previous week. The to-
tai number attacked since the disease
began has been egg .669, Of which
but 80, 59S recovered.
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Puts & 7H0yer's Sales.
EXTENSIVE and rNREsERVED SALE
-pF-
G'o,sr,s:' L'4.e,. I'd Cigars
b, PITTS Il TIL \ YER,

a Z AUCTION
By PITT = Il r II 4 Y Err,
CLARENCE c. rHAYER -. Auctioneer.
Will be sold on
We,1nes.2ay, June con, 1866.
At the their Salesroom. Milan stree. IN.
der the N-ranlah Hotel
An excellent assortment Of Groceries
Coffee. Candles, Soap. Soda. Salrratus
50 Bbls. of Sugar. 80 hbls. Molasses. ~
half bb!s. u! Mpla-ses.
-Aiso-
80 Btis. Whisky different brands ~
Bbis. Reindeer WHISKY, 10 Bhi- R"-e
Whisky. 10 Hb)-. Old Bourbon Whisky
Is hall Bbls brandy. - Rast'ts Cham
pacnc, Brandy. Ciare', Cherry Bounce
jamnicx Rum. &c. in Boxes.
-Al~o-
So COO Cigars, various bands, some very
choice.
The attention of the trade aud j.
particularly cal ed to this sale.
Terms ut Sale.
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Our city authorities contemplate
issuing bonds to the amount of $780,
900. to enable them to improve the
city generally. We trust that our
monied men will see the propriety
Of investing their surplus funds in
the bonds, as the investment will
not only be safe, but profitable
one, while at the same time it will
assist in the improvement of our
growing city.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

AZ Esorn0xs Locom0tiue.-1'he
largest locomotive ever made in New
England has just been finished in
East Boston. 1t weighs thirty tons,
has ten wheels, and is expected to
draw q thousand tons Of coal on the
Lehigh Valley railroad in PennsyL
vania.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

New York. May 2e.-1%e Acads-
my Of Music. the Lutheran Charcb,
the Medical University, two piano
facs1<ivs aa,d ss1as other buildings
on Fo~rrrsuth street and Third Ave.
nse have hesn destroyed BY Gre.
The total loss 10 estimated ~ from
three TO four millioa dollaes. Seve.
Eal firemeu were killed.
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"W De Sold

4 Tpubiic auction In the City Of Nsr.halI.
n on MONDAY. 18th June, 1866, the
lots and blocks Of land. belonging to the
southern Pacific Railroad Company. aa.
Jacent to their Depot aud line OF Road j.,
near Marshall, TEXAS. Terms, Cash or
audited and approved claims ag inst the
Company J VI wASKoN, 6y,,iS.n,
IeS ids
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A Good Chance.

i such, that the under igned is desiI Gus
Of retiring from the publishing business -
He therefore offers for ealc on reasonable
terms, the Shreveport News Printing
Establishment. The paper r. pu5lished Semi
Weekly and Weekly and has an excellent
advertising patronage ; IT,. Job tfic"
connected has all tn. requisites of arst
class printing establishment. As q pay
ing institution. the establishment has proven
itself unsurpassed by any other Office In
the Stale. OF country. To any person
wishing 10 engage in the business, this is
one of th. best opportunities offered.
Address. with stamp enclosed for an
sw.r JOHN DICKINSON
Sole Editor and Proprietor. = Texas
stre.r Shreveport. La.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

ClTY GENTRY. COUNTRY MER-
y chants and Planters can he supplied
with Looking Glasses and Picture FRAMES
of all descriptions. at l5l Camp street, OPP
posite 81 Patrick Church.
Constantly on hand an assortment OF
French and German Looking Glass Pt.ArEs,
CoRnS. TAssELS. etc. Old Frames Regilt
and made equal Ia new.
GupI>G and BHoNzING IN MI its branches
Church and Steamboat Gliding attended
to.
iunel6-Jt DI REAI 4 GDoCH.
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Stop the Horse THief.

&TOLES from the undersigned in Shreve-
~ port on the Night Of the 10Th inst. n
dark bay horse Mule. seven yrars old
The Hoof of left fore foot split MP 10 ,he
partien joint, branded b on The shoulder.
with white about the back and belly,
caused from the saddle.
A liberal reward wilt be paid II returned
to CHAS. W. RLOUSr,
at the Brick Yard back of Cox Il Caldwelrs
Wagon Yard.
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OUR AGENTS.

Jefferson. 1..Ms.- The Editor uf the
''Jimplecute."
-Aete O.lednx II. PolkinghorMr.
Nesc lork:-J. VI. Emerson, 81; Nassau
street Joy, Cos Il Co., Tribune Huildins.
5. NJ. Pettengiil y Co., - Park Row. j.
Lewis. So and 81 NASSAU street.
FAuade,phtu.-Jo Joy. Go. \ TO-, BrowA's
Ire n Building.
Boston.--s. NJ. Pe,tengnl, Il Co., 4 State
street.
lNatchitOches-John ". Tab.r
VI. Lebanon Rev. \. l.. Hay.
Hdco. 7eEuS Is. +. Harris.
Fienna, LA. Is. G. Wintrry
N1fcHte, Ie1as-J NJ Baker.
rs" Postmastcrs or sther responsible
persons wishing TO act IS Agents Tor thu.
NE vs., will please send Us their address.
Twenty per cent. commission is allowed.
Address
JOHN DICKINSON,
Editor and Proprietor
Shreveport, LuIdu Parish. La
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Our friends in the interior, whose
mail facilities will not admit Of their
subscribing to a Semi eekly paper.
are reminded that the Shreveport
Weekly Neus is the cheapest and
best paper published in this section.
We desire getting large list Of sub
scribers and put the price low, to suit
the dull times Send on three dol
lars for one year. Weekly made up
from the Semi W -ekly, and contains
editorials, choice selections, reports
of the New Orleans and Shreveport
markets, communications from spe-
cial correspondents, and the latest
kilograms. Address the editor of
this paper. IF
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

The preservation of meat is due to
the qualification OF it's juices. and, in
certain cases, to the exclusion OF
atmospheric air.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

Our steamboat friends are reminded
that by sending their orders to our
office, in due season, they can have
all the papers they require, stamped
with the name of the boat and officers,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

J. II Reynolds. G. G. Palm.
Shreveport. La: tase Of Austin. Texas.
REYNOLDS t. PALM,
tSucc~ssors TO 5. NJ. S~ensou.)
NO. 90 L +. a S ST X + r. II
Shreveport, La.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
or oU eri 60. Dry q 90 d .,
Hard,sNve. Roots, Nroes, Hoss.
R1pe. Maize. Lssts.ys, Coffee, &C.
Lib.xal cash aAvances made ON cotton
wool and Hides, to S. NJ Swanson, No 4s
Catondcfet street, New Orleans. or IS. N
S~>sOs.n, No. ~ Exchange rhce. New
York
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

Boots and Shoes, in any quantity,
aud of every description, can be had
at tue corner Of Texas and Spring
streets, of j. B. Lewis, jr.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

A man by the name Of J. p. Britt
gan. who has figured around this
city for some months, representing
that he vas the proprietor of the
Shreveport News. las left owing diff.
ferent individuals. AT the time of
his departure he was under bond to
appear before court for trial. A re-
ward Of 500 is eHsred for his ap-
prehension.
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De Soto Parish.

TINE undersigned is prepared to do all
L kinds Of WAGON and CARRIAGE
work, Trimming, Harness and Painting.
All orders filed promptly and satisfac.
torilly. F. DICK,
Jea1y Kcaehi, De Soto Parish. la.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

We notice this week. a slight i'm.
provemsnt in business. A few
wagon loads Of cotton arrived.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

Our friend, Mr. I. r. l.. Frank, is
just in receipt Of genuine BAIL Spec
tacles, Colts Navy Pistols. pure
Diamonds, and the finest ladies and
gentlemen's jewelry, ETC., which he
will sell at living prices. Give him
a call. Jan3O-tf
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

Sowing Machines repaired to orde
at z. +. l.. Franks.
I'm col
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TIE Neat Pressdent.-1'he Phila-
dslphis LedEe1s Washington dispatch
Gays:
1T 10 current talk here that the
Southern States are to be allowed re-
representatives. in Congress after the
lapse of a certain time, provided they
will aequiesce in the election Of Gen.
Grant 70 the Presidency. have the
details Of the scheme, but - there 10
not the ghost of u chance Of its success.
! omit them AZ 90 much rubbish"
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= TrnN Sitp ~ STRING STREET.
Opposite the Steamboat I,auIing 10 the
Town Of Shreveport, La,
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1mpor tant to Merchants and
Planters.
Boards Patent Lock Iron TIE,

SURPASSE-S all others. owing 10 its sim
- plicity Of application. reliability and
strength. 1t csn De- put on IN less time ard
with greater ease than rope and costs
Ahout 80 per cent Tess. It's expeditions
adjustment 10 Bales Of any size. does away
Ties.
We would particularly invite the at,-n-
ton of isnters TO these Iron Ties. All
orders addsssed to us will be promptly
flled. PITTS Il THAYER.
marl1 Sole Agents
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Nesc Goods lust Received,
80. TEXAS STREET, 80
N. SUTHERLAND,
Fancy and Staplc DRY Goods,

Roots, ShOes, Hats 0st6
Clothing, Fancy and Heavy Groceries.
Hardware. Qnecnswars, Castings. Nails,
Tobacco. Fine Cigars, Notions. Trimming,
Bridal Hats. Frizse'd Netts &c. &c
All Of which are 70: sate at living profits
m3H-tf
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The Detroit Union records the fol-
lowing:
A wedding came off on the 9Th inst =,
at the johnson House, which was
the cause of much gossip and vir-
tuous indignation against all parties
concerned. A. NJ. Brown, bis wife,
and daughter of his wife by her
first husband---a puny, delicate and
emaciated girl Of eleven years &c
companied by q fellow unworthy the
name Of man, named Wayne, a
broksndown playactor Of thirt three
years, but more like 6fty----wearing a
wig and powdered whiskers-mak-
ing up the bridal party. The bride
groom, unable to prevail ON the min
listers Of any Christian denomination
to perform the nupsials applied to
Justice Russell, but that gentleman
spurned the simpleton from his pre-
misses. az his object was contrary to
the laws of nature.
Squire Corson solemnized the
sacred ordinance of motrimony be
tween this ill-matched and unequal
pair-a farce upon religion and civil.
lization unequaled in the annals o.
borbarism.
The disgnst and indignation of the
whole community knew no bounds
Some were for Selling the pigmy wifi,
and sending her to the House Of Cor
rection. Others clamored for Goa
of tar and feathers for the Justice whit
set the laws of God, man and decency
at defiance. The bridegroom treated
his little vile with candy. Her rsla
tives and himself, followed by a vel
ling bevy OF youngsters. left town
and when about mile out, the boy
thrust a rail between the bridegroom I
legs to assist his locomosion. Fl.
bleated like calf, aud holding
knifet in one land. and his purse
containing fortyfve cents, in th'
other, begging for mercy. So. witt
heavy heart and light purse, the,
allowed him to rejoin the weddin
party.
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Thanks to the polit. officers Of til.
steamer Alabama, tor late favors.
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THE CAPITOL HOTEIx
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
DAWSON Il BROOKS pRoPRIlroNs


"HLS Hotel formerly known as the
L Adkins House. il one of the most
commoaious and elegant hotel buildings
west of the Mississippi river. Its internal
arrangements correspond With its exterior.
The foofns are well furnished and every
thing has been provided to promote tfc
comfort Of gus<n. The preprietprs en-
brace the occasion ~ say. that neither
pains nor sspenre will be spared 70 rem
der 1t one Of the very beet hotels in the
State.
Mr.. Brooks ta. become lately As.ocia.
ted with the house, and pledges hinselfto
endesvOv to give entire satisfaction.
THE s ABL f.
The proprietors have purchased the
large, elegant Brick Stable east of the
hotel Ii is provided with an abundance
OF good, wholesome proveuder, attentive
manager, and servants
HORSES. BUGGIE.S. and HACKS.
tor hire OF sale, or sold on commission
Their SPLENDID BAR cannot be sur
passed, They will keep on hand the very
beet and choicest Liquors and Cigars and
lee throughout the season. Mr.. Scott who
has an ielerest in the bar, will be very at,
tentive 10 this department
The Proprietors are determined TO merit
patronage. eepaden, the. they will receive
G. ". T.. DAWSON.
T. BROOKS,
in
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SALUAsl = BHIck WAHEunr-x ~ COMMERCE
AM CROCHET STKEkT.
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Also Agents for the
-Et~n Lsfe I~x~r"nec C@mpany,
oi Hartford, Connecticut.
Manhattan FIRE hsa,dnce Lowpa~y,
d New York. and
Trarele1s Insurance Company,
Of Providence. X. /.
The Travellers Insurance Company IN
sures against all Personal Accidents
while travelling or ut home, causing loss Of
life or personal injury. narl3 9m
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

Thanks to the officers Of the steam.
er Starlight, for New Orleans papers.
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TpNSIGNMENTS # er-ry description
~ at private or public sale respectfully
solicited. All business entrusted 10 uur car.
shall receive prompt attention.
Regular Auction Tra.ie Sales. the irst
and third "Wednesday Of every Month.
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