The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-31
Boston a Century Ago.
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gr + Harrison. ESQ Of Baltimore, has PLACED 10
. E-- II copv of The Boston Gazette and CUuf,-
trt gae.nal' No go bearing date April ., 1867 +
Edes Gill ID Queen street, printers Il I # liH5t
little sheet and contains nothing but f0EeEnf news
srvas aul departures from the port, and ad#erist-
rnents The foreign news i dated from Fe5rYifJ II
70 March s. inclusive. Under tie date OF AtFch q
the imrortaut announcement is given that 3.erdar
their Haissties went second time 70 Drury Lone ID
see the English Merchant and The Devil 70 Pay
This j. almost startling AZ some Of the dl~tatshs
that are received by the cable. Certainly 1t d gaaa
as worthy Of being te!egraPhed.
Death taught bis lessons in those days lusf as I'D
does now and Wss Just as much Needed. pre tol.
10 an impressive manner under date Of Lon1on1 I'tl
j that:
The gddy, the gar and polite world are hft a i-
e alarmed by the great havoc tie htng 81 %eFFas Is
mas made among them I'll cutting down foGT in tile
very blossom of youth in less than the sPe3e Of e
week viz: tie countess of Suffolk, lady Ffrtfosh
daughter Of lord Harrington, Hon. ar. Howatd, hess
ID die duke of Norfolk, aud the Hon MF. BtrAwe.L
son Of lord Thunderstorm
The following notice is published Of 2 character
tia, has passed into history warIn constFn aisa
powerful friend Of the cause Of America:
e The earl Of Chatham arrived on Saturday AFTER
noon from Marlborough at tile Kings Arms j" Reail-
ing: he lay at Salisbury en- Saturday nigHt,iat &c
Hin and yesterday arrived az bis house ii Boat street,
lis Iordship continues somewhat lndsposeo.
The social affairs OF Boston appear q AaTe been
fCmewhat different III these i4rs from what gaer are
at present. The Faneuii aa lottery 40. s. + adTeT-
tised and there three advertisements Ter .le IL
Of slaves which copy
" likely negro woman about s. years II age,
br5ngh: up u this town and do all sorts II house
hol work. to be sold BY public Tendue, at Cap Noses
BenDetfs ouBosite the house of John TUTOR on
Wednesday next. n D. IL u bot or any ll.Il- -lsa.
she is 70 be disposed OF, but IN order to ssl,-e an
estate"
at, H. s,rs El,a1y 7s-ro b9v sf,ar+ q r,I7rs n 4
who has been in this country years and tks good
English I1quire of tic printers
To those days Benz FaHcuil vas to be fougj 1t Ills
shop In Basers rog and Moses Deshoa a biz auction
chop, Faneuil hall market. Handsome houses wsre
advertised with gardens and outhoases aud places
mentioned Uih pastures which then aJ1undetl iE Ha
town
The means of conveyance were thought Il be IN
highly advanced condition John Wood intlrns The
public, with the air Of Who has gong itle
ahead Of bis Heighboas that be has provided himself
.lth stage coach and wagon, in order to coTey pas
sengers the Mineral SPRING. Stafford and proposes
TO out from this place The th of May next
The price five dollars for each person An person
neniDg to gpt by addressing line 70 the Limb, sill
be waited on.
In glazcing ever lhe advertisements Of 1.-The dry
goods dealers, T9 fri tha: ghe ladies of :hunIeel
years ago adorned their sweet persons gitA y7ersts
pemasCges, slgathss, tlmM.es, shadows, Etn-seS,
H5omaIs, clIamauces, lettered glEte-s, d,.sr L9y,
hlicia paadema, dorsetteens. &c.
The same gentleman also left with us al copy of
Tate and Bradey's New Version o. the 5Psllr.s"
which Lears the coat of arms AMI Tie tacisiiH. of
George Washington. 1t is fine copy aEl tHarrtson
has authenticated it as having been Originally; in the
possession OF the father Of his country.
Turning over tie leaves Of this relic, OF wye fell
upon the following, which We reproduce as y warning
20 the radical disuni0uis.s who are stekin1 TO
plunge the country into another civil war o the sole
purpose of keepnr their hold uBoa power which thew