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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER LEgEE AND MILAN STREETS,
WIN Ia III III M y IilA4lfIE . KAs4Rsi
Shreveport, Louisiana;
CORNER H9JST0N ATENJE & FRAEKLE1 STREET,
Marshall, Texas.
Marshall, Texas.

EDEG to inform the public that they are now erecting
ID a large and commodious C0TfON SHED on the
bayou, at the head of Market street. Shreveport at
desirable steamboat landing, from which Cotton can
be shipped without drayage. 1t is situated away
from the crowded portion of the city and is thereby
less subject fire. They have also large and suita-
ans. which they design using as Warehouse, from
which Cotton can be shipped and Freight delivered
without drayage. They have also, large BRICK
WAREHOUSE for the accommodation of those who
prefer storing in it.
They are also erecting Warehouse at the Railroad
Depot at Marshall Texas, for the purpose of receiving
and forwarding freight over the railroad.
They will keep constantly hand at their store in
the town of Marshall, general assortment of Mer-
chandise, which they will sell at the lowest market
prices; and will make liberal Cash Advances on
Cotton Wool and Hides to be shipped to the house of
J. G. ELSTNER Commission Merchant No Il Caron-
delpt street, New Orleans. fo3 If
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state of Louisiana---Parish Of Caddo.

Succession Of JESSE GRrNBbEs deceased.
FE1ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice is
Z hereby given that Mrs Amanda Grumbles has
This DAY filed in my office her petition to be appointed
Administrative of the succession of Jesse Grumbles
deceased and unless opposition be made thereto within
ten DAYS said Amanda Grumbles will be appointed adj
minstratrix, prayed for.
49, Given under my hand officially, this the I'd
1. s. day of October, A.. I. 1866
- to3 2tl r J. WEIGHT, Clerk.
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Shreveport Price Current.

(MADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS TEEV TRASsPIRED.)
1t should be understood that quotations, gener
ally, represent the wholesale prices. In filing small
orders, higher rates VIII have to be paid.
SoUrH- WESTERN OFFICE,
October 3, 1866.
CoTroN-The market fCr the past week has been IN
usually dull But very few bales have changed hands,
all of the crop at prices ranging from l49l5c in
specie for low middng.
The warehouse receipts from the interior since our
last report sum up ol bales, against 81 for the week
before The shipments for the time reach 10
bales against 10l for the week previous
The following correct statement of the amount Of
cotton on storage last night at the respective wares
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state of LoHisianas--Parish of Caddo.

TFyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUET-Notice is
Il hereby given that Jacob $. Wise has filed in my
office his application to be appointed administrator Of
the succession of Louis 2. Holt deceased and unless
opposition be made thereto within ten days said Wise
viii be appointed, as prayed for.
- Given under my hand officially, this the Goth
L. $. of September, 1865.
l-i Lo8 u r j WRIGHT Clerk
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.Dt.Iing or what YOU please, Mr.. DUR; the ;3onQT
h tie box when put it in the bank; Foa lay no
XIII aonll get at TIE box but you, then gen know DRss
VII Hi then said that they had not finished eza;l-
.ler cash yet, aud if would wait and coll.e OVER
49, re bank in the morning ST 10 O'Clock, he Eo$lld LET
I'll Egag if there any mistake, and We Gouit hSeiy
tIa t5s matter on tile next morning, at about niue
',-or met him on Texas street, il ffoatpt winter
80. he stopped me and asked again II / hsd dis
t-.-s8 any eTror-if | was sure ! had received the
Lt amount at the counter told hsal II was use
- N 4sk me that question again | was cerialnf.s
Tgfi possibly be Of the amount deposited ithaG
III have made no error afterwards for had maize
H.. me Davuent from the box, and in making ths pay
r.rt III. ten minutes after taking the box fr'm TIE
Haak discovered the deficit HE then replied / "tHl,
a5gu. don't know how il happened we can discover
no mistake 50 nat has become OF taat cEror:ot
$1,000 in your cash, asked. . was mistskenf about
,aatn be replied, ana walked Pr tach came 80 ihy
gtHcc ana wrote him the following
Mr. DUR:
You requested me yesterday evening to come round
10 the bank this morning a. - O'Clock suppose year
conversation with me On the street rev n9meHis
ago 0Jvatc5 the necessity have but few wards TO
yay to TOu, M DurT and these are HEa Lds't "eter
g bern tie ataae1g q aoH5t ~ my lnlAa as TO tAe
amount Of money ~ that Jox when placed i ~ the
bank In Tour hands, you hTst assured nae that 40 one
could possibly have had access to that box bun yoPr
That your answer both On the street, When.l hTst
asked yon ABOUT y, aaa III my room. Aonr ma1nhr
t
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
Assessors OFFICE THIRD CoLLEcTIoN DIsr. La.
Monroe, September 49, 1865
DUBIIC notice i hereby given that IN accordance
4 with the provisions of the third section of the
act of congress, approved July 3 1866 the honorable
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has designated the
following places in the Third Collection District Of the
State of Louisiana places where the proper officers
will be located the days respectively named, for the
purpose of weighing and appropriately marking under
the Internal Revenue Laws, any cotton which may be
brought those several places from the places where
the same was produced in the same district, VIZ
SHREVEPORT, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays;
MANSFIELD Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
MONTGOMERY, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays :
ALABAMA LANDING, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays;
TRENTON, continually;
MONROE, Mondays and Thursdays;
COLUMBIA, Tuesdays and Fridays;
HARRISONBUR&, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days;
TRINITY, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays;
BASTROP Mondays and Saturdays;
LAKE PROVIDENCE Tuesdays and Fridays:
MILIKEN'S BEND, Wednesdays and Thursdays
A. W. N0RCR0SS,
o3 If Assessor Third District, Louisiana.
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MAYORS OFp1cE-CITY OF SHREVEPORT,
Juup y 1866.

rE1FIE public is hereby notified that COMPLAINT
1 BOOKS have been opened in the office of the
Chief of Police and all persons who wish to make
complaints or charges against persons who commit
misdemeanors in violation of the city ordinances in
any way will present them to the Chief OF Police
Reports as to the condition Of buildings distractions
of the streets alleys cutters, &C. and any violation Of
ordinances concerning the cleanliness Of the city will
be made the Street Commissioner, whose duties are
defined by the law creating the office
No reports of the above nature will be made to me
Mayor in person. unless these officers fail 10 comply
with their well defined duties.
BY order the Mayor:
iva If +. A. LEONARD, Contfoher.
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nRY GOODS
1900 pieces Prints, assorted English, French and
American.
40 bales Brown Domestic
A full variety of bleached Domestic
Lowels and Spun Yarns.
Kerseys and Linseyss
Ticking Checks, Hickory Stripes.
DENNIS Brown and Bleached Drilling.
Broadcloth, Cassimeres.
leans, Tweeds &c, &c, Sc.
223 cases Boots and Shoes all descriptions.
400 dozen Mems, Boys and Children's Hats, of all
qualities.
Shelf Goods of all descriptions.
For sale by ro8tf E. &B. JACOBS.
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M SHREVEPORT CHAPTER No. 10 r. A. Nj
A1 Meet the second and fourth Saturday, AZ O'Clock
s-=s@ p Ne in each month.
BY order: J. W. JONES, N. EMP
E. EBEasrADr, Secretary je2o
15 CADDO LODGE, U. d., +. A. M.-Meet the
@As first and third Saturday, at o'clock P. NJ, in
- each month
BY order: J.W. JONES, ". ".
u. EBERsTADT, Secretary. ie20
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- "a nonisian.-- Lsarish u cadao.

Succession Of ROBERT COULTER, uecIast0.
FEyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URI-Houcc IS
dav filed ia Inv office bis application to be appointed
curator af the succession Of Robert Coulter, deceased
and unless opposition be made thereto within ten days
said Duudon will be appointed curator, prayed for.
- Given under my hand officially, this the I'd
- fo8 III r. j. WRIGHT. Clerk.
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WE take pleasure in informing old patrons and
the public generally that purchases this Fall far
exceeds any heretofore made by US comprising every
thing necessary for the wants of this section All the
articles enumerated below were purchased either d-
recty from the importers or manufacturers, and we
guarantee to sell at
New Orleans Prices.
Everything sold BY US guaranteed represented.
r. & b. JACOBS
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FINE JEW ELRY.

NEW STOCK.
C,HIDET, on Texas street, is in receipt Of fresh
= stock of all descriptions of JEWELRY, which he
viii sell at less than New Orleans prices. Call and
see. sl2 y
90 BALES INDIA BAGGING-For sale BY
~ fo3tf7 E.6B JACOBS.
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JUST RECEIVED
TO PLANTERS.

FEHEIE undersigned is prepared to advance baggin2
and rope 10 all planters who will ship their cotton
to the house of JOHN ?. MANGO CO. New Orleans
CHAUNCEY FORD.
~ Office at White Co.'S drug store, Texas street
Shreveport. ,aui5 lM
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MoxErARY-Gold, 1880 -; silver 1909 -; Mex.
lean dollars, shade under gold Our bankers are
selling sight checks on New Orleans at IS and on New
x)c+ uranium
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sHOR SALE-OLD TYPE METAL, in quantities. Il
e suit purchasers. Apply at this Office.
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LOST OR MISLAID,

ONE HUNDRED BBLs. ST. LOUIS FLOUR fine
~ superfne and extra-at from SO 10 $40 per Dbl
Just received and for sale by
x26-tf n SUTHERLAND so Texas st.
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BRICKS!

BRICKS! BRICRS!!
900 @ aSd F SaPs 6 ds PSs ." at
TALLY HOPE.
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{ JL0THING-
A large stock Of all qualities and Gcntlemen's Fur
nshing Goods. On hand and for sale by
o3 If L. & B. JACOBS.
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Capt Matt failed to lee DIR Durr "a tn: day .save
aim this note, and left for Ndtcbit0caGs TO attend
souTt) without delivering it, Immediate!Ton hip re
'qTn be delivered it. and broughtme the i.lloWjtg re-
PIE
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HARDWARE
200 tons assorted Iron, Steel.
Blacksmiths, Carpenters Shoemakers' and Tan
ners' Tools.
Castings and Hoow-warc.
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Spoons.
Locks of all kinds.
500 kegs Nails Scissors.
Crockery and Queensware.
Glassware, Tinware &c, &c.
For sale By [o3 # E&B JACOBS.
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d - : : =
500 boxes Wines, Whisky Brandy and Cocktails
40 baskets Champagne Krug and Heidseck.
20 boxes Scheidam Schnaps.
20 casks Porter and Ale, pnts and quarts.
% - Champagne Cider
SO Bitters, Boxer, GouIa Hostctter, brakes
Plantation, Stoughton, Gray Jacket Helps and East
India. Sole agents for Red jacket Btters. Curacao
Ansette, Absinth and Peppermint For sale by
o& If F. & B. JACOBS.
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MR. DUR.
Sy-0n the 9th Of July ! addressed .rou BITTER
WIN view to settlement Of the dBculys'etweeIn Is.
have bsen patiently awaiting, since tHen, riPiy,
which thiak my note called for. | judy, you Pave
bad ample time for considerations thelstore desire
an 1aRgr to my note Of the 24th else hereby cai
D. leaving matters they were on my return iron
Washington, holding myself responsible,
Rn.rnctttllNr Sc
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The Action of Congress Endorsed
Southern News.
laval CnnrenlIon in AIexnndria.

New YoRK, May IS.-At the convention
of loyal men held in Alexandria, Va, yes
terday, various resolutions were offered and
referred to a committee of five. These res
o~lutions set forth:
That the rebellion was a wicked and
causeless one, and that some discrimination
should be made between those who support
ed the government and those who opposed
it; recommending that all who voluntarily
bore arms in aid Of the rebellion should be
excluded from the exercise of the elective
franchise, but if it is decided to restore to
all late rebels the right of suffrage, no dis
~tinetion should be made in permitting all
citizens to vote irrespective of color.
Expressing confidence in the ability, sa-
gacity and patriotism of a majority of the
present Congress, and that they will cheer
fully aequiesce in whatever measure they
may adopt for the reconstruction of the late
rebellious states.
Thanking those of both Houses of Con-
gress who secured the final passage Of the
Civil Rights bill.
According a hearty approval of President
Johnson's policy while he YVES Governor of
Tennessee, and since his election to the
Chief Magistracy, for declaring that the
loyal men alone shall govern the State, and
then citing a passage from his speech at
NdsnHllIe III Ioo9 as tncT cIeeuJ WueIe Inc
views of the President were ably enunciated.
Proclaiming that the loyal men of Vir-
ginia are under the tyranny of pardoned reb-
els, ungrateful fer the kindness of the Pres
ident, and that the disqualification of rebels
either TO vote or hold office is absolutely
essential to the safe and comfortable resi-
of loyal men.
Proposing the Reputation OF the acts of
the Legislature which lately met in Rich
Asking for the meeting of the Constitu-
tional Convention to originate with true
lnvaI nan.
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purpose a pink hid glove instead Of her
| handkerchief, for she was in sore trouble.
i"Tom,p she ssid, in thick and husky
tones, "you love Kitty, and she will love
you sometime if she don't now. And |
won't stand in your way. And SO its all
all over between us, and you mustn't feel
sorry for me. know you wouldn't have
broken with me, and that you meant to
stand to your promise but it wouldn't be
| right, you know, to marry me with love
for another woman in your heart. And
now 1 will go home by myself. l would
rather, and you had better wait till Kitty
feels better"
Here Tom should have delivered a
speech clothed in that tender and simple
language, and with that beautiful pathos
and refinement of feeling for which, we
all know, poor young working men are
remarkable. Buthe was an exception to
his class, and so he only twirled his hand
kerchief the harder, and looked foolish,
and was ~dreadfully afraid he would cry,
and only managed to say, "Don't, Nina,
don't break with me this way. We will
talk it over.n
"No, Tom,n said Nina, 'there's no use
in talking it over-I know it all. Don't
feel sorry for me. You couldn't help if,
and 1 couldn't help doing what 1 have to-
day, and what l am doing now, and Kitty
couldn't help being pretty. And now
don't you be feeling sorry for me-"
And SO she left them, and the two stood
waiting her in silence, and shame, and pity
while she went her way across the field
until she seemed to them TO melt into the
crimson and golden glories of the West.
And now it would seem as if Nina had
a sort of claim to be consider
ed heroine; but then, you see, she did
nothing in the orthodox way.
And, moreover, after these events she
did not pine away into a II beautiful and
luminous shadow" and die placidly and
s~erenely at sunset, or sunrise ~(never, by4
any possible chance, in the middle of the
day; shadowy heroines, and especially
ones, being governed by diff
ferent laws from other shadows) after CIV
ing Tom her blessing, aud Kitty her Sun
day clothes. No, indeed. l am sorry to
she still persists in keeping alive and
well. And, worse than this If anything
can be worse, she bought q cow with the
money she had put aside for her wedding
inery; and now, having plenty of butter
milk to drink, is getting rather stout.
And now l am sure the public will take
pity on me and solve the puzzle 1 cannot,
md which has robbed me of rest and
and answer the question Is she
heroine2
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N MEDICAL.
Imp0fancv Gzrsd.

IupOVouUy CaEou4
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New Yerk City. win pay one h1ndred
named diseases. he viii pay the same sum for the
proof that any other Physician in the United States
treats the sAme diseases with equal success
After many Years Of laborious study and expe-tenoe
Or; Giheon shapPI in being able % announce % nc
unfortunAte, that he has perfected Q system OF treat
"eH THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above, and also all contagious diseases Of the
thsrsfrOm. including General
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PR0SrRATION.
Hdhas succeeded IN curing cases in this city, yems q
whom hei expended hundreds Of dollars With Au-
ss ~ ss SitS 15cos NY I'D without r%eOeiviss he
lest particle Of benefit.
some oolless IN London OF Paris, . spsrhaR son=
ottes dc for the purpose Of enHnaring the nneoe,ts
sd xeo held cut SSsss eIRses7seas; ms ssS ys,. tbSf
hes sble 70 give eutire satisfaction TO those VIE 70.
pose eonhdeace IN his ability and ~integr1ty and that
which challenges any Physician Of London or Iera,
OF any pateEt medicine, e equal forthe radio&loure
neut, both mental and physical, arising from sexu-
pT. GIbSon also claims for hs new treatment the
following adyantAges ever all others yet dssesYere1.
And. 1rst. the agents used arg Il 70 respects dis
Heroury, or any ether deleterious drug secondly,
no restriction IN diet or business e rogqired; third,
hospitalin the United States, and detnonstrate the
Immense superiOrity Of his new treatment over ans
other now known in the wcridt in point Of prompt
noss, permADessy, mfdness, safety and convenience
Or. Gihson il parmsnently located in Cleveland.
Andhas during the past i've yesru performed many
oures Of diseases which had for Year, resisted al
other modss Of treatment. Refsrences can be given
toi1div1duA1s Of the first respectahiiity IN Cleveland,
Boston. New York and other cities, in regard to skill
and integrity in all professional transactions. Dys-
pspsia, Rheumatism, Serofula, al diseases OF the
Urinary Organs. and Sd Chronic Diseases treated
with superior success.
R8rMsdleinss ssnt % any Part Of the country, On
Dr.. aibso1s new work On Physiology for sale a
DR. GIBSON,
FlorFEsE1z or ELBcxzoPAIHN-AED AKBFoIEA.
Omcs u9seneea street. q few doom from 6upeuof
CD stain. opposite CITY Hotel
e8r0mce kours from 9 TO L and from1 to so'cloel
paHy Sundays ezcepsede AN
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AN ORDINANCE-TO lay out, open

- 49,
No. IL.
SIC. /. Be it ordalnsd by the City Council Of the
City of Cleveland Qwo-thirds Of all the members
coucurring) that Orange street between the easter
" Iiue of jackson street, and the westerly line OF
ten acre lot No. II, be laid out, opened and extend
ed as fellows, to-wit: Beginning at q point in the
easterly line of jackson street $50 fe t southerly
from Kiusman street, and running thence easterly
poraIIeI to Kiusman street 2l9 feet IN inches, to
the easterly line often acre lot No11; thence south
erlv along said lot line 60 feet; thence westerly
parallel to Kinsman street 2l9 feet ~ inches to the
easterly line of Jackson street thence along SAID
line of jackson street 10 feet to the place Of begin
ming which street shall be known and designated
as Orange street, and be under the care and con-
troll of the City Council.
Sec. 9. That for the purpose of paying the value
Of the lot OF parcel Of land so taken or appropriated
for the purpose aforesaid, 3 charge OF tax be levied
or assessed upon the lots or parcels OF land pound
ing or AUDITING upon 0raog street, between sueh
points on said street, as the Board of City Improve
ments may in their Judgement deem benefited Dy
said Improvement and said Board shall Be d.
rected to report to the City Council an assessment
according to benefits, on the lots or parcels Of land
AUDITING upon said street between such points, as
shall be designated by them, in proportion, as near
as may be to the benefits which may result to each
parcel or lot Of land, so sOsn as the Jury reportto
said Board the value Of such lot or parcel Of land,
together with the Embellishments thereon, which
nav be taken or appropriated for laying out, epen-
ing or extending said street as aforesaid. Passed
May Is, 1866.
@. u. HILL, Prest. OF the Coanen.
City Clerk. myl7-Sl74t
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ton train, with a number Of hands aboard,
while passing over the railroad bridge at
ClArksyille, Tenn. which is 100 feet high,
one span gave way, precipitating the cars
into the water. Seven lives are said to be
lost. The telegraph wires were uninter-
rupted. No further particulars are attain
able at present.
The Fenian stephens.
New YORK, May 1s.-Mr. Stephens is ex-
pected to start on his tour through the
States on Monday mex.
Appointed Private Secretary.
The Tribune this morning insists that
Mr.. Charles Brown, formerly of Ohio, has
been appointed by Collector Smythe as his
private secretary.
The Herald has a statement thatSweeny
has said recently that he was satisfied that
Stephens was nothing more than a British
spy, and that he was allowed 10 escape from
prison by the British authorities for the sole
purpose of visiting this country in their in
terests.
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TnE New EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT PANS
yILLE.-The corner stone of the new Episco-
pal church at gainesville is to be laid next
Wednesday with appropriate ceremonies.
Bishop Bedell is to conduct the exercises
and the address will be delivered by Rev.
J. Il. Rylance, of this city. The want of a
new church ediice has long been felt and
the subscriptions for its erection were very
liberal. When finished it will be one of
the most elegant churches in the State.
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DAILY
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1866.
HAIL, SPRINGi

Apropos of the present l%oiterin!
Spring, we find IN an exchange a Gliding
address to the tArdy season, done in John
Phoenix best-style. The address is en-.
titled "a Ne1e to Spring. and is writ
ten by Gan Endignint Farmer" We
give the salient points,"
Well, Spring, your cum at last, hev you?
The poit rez youv bin a sittin in Old Winters
Lap-nsw amt you ashamed oy yourself?
Well, as | was sain,
Youv cum at last with your "Bamy
Brsth" a BLOWN frum the h
WesfoonstaDt or Newbrasky, I spose,
Great kuntries for BAN l reskoni
LUX at them shepe a lien in
The fens korners a waiting for gras,
Yesi an tina bin \ waitin sum or
Them for week An If tina wasn't
Puld, thad L bin .sshakin their lox
At yu, and sed yu dun it That thur
IL frum Hemlit, won ov Shakspur's pIais)
Az anuther poit sez-''Gras defurd maks
The stumak ak, SO these shepe viii
Never open Their ii unto gras agin-Nol
Nur onto fcdurl
Sc them sho4ts
A lenin onter the fens 70 skwelel
LUX at them nifty eres a hangin pondiut
Onto SIGH littel hogsi Sc a hundrid
Gud shoats rejuieed down 10 q even
Korn baskit full
Yes, that's cors O. yer doins, U
TSrdi, loiterin Spring ! q hangin back
Az youv bin a doin
But now youv cum
We fele yer cherin pressnz wen We
Git round onto the South side oy the taTn,
We here the hens a kaklin,
We Sc the horseradish
A standin up a long side the gsrding
Fensi The wimmin is Iookin into
The old tepot arter garding sedss
Al theas things maik me think youV cum!
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CITY NEWS.

A DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL FROM THE
SoUTH.-We had forgotten to chronicle at
the proper time the arrival of Strawberries
from the Southern markets. They have
been exposed for sale in the city since the
first Of the week, when they were selling at
the moderate price of eighty cents per
quart. AT those terms they are no temPta-
ton to Locals"