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, 1866-01-22

70 uewsre Of that nsn: he il snalr
y Eo. The Fbs,'' e, uss, ean ,;e you astahe hun
T. not Got ve1y ~ Or .hoft, !9.1Isd q eisekn He
dcsl Of trouble about money rnatters, but Il Mi
cone ~ staieht; the1e t. 4 diamond Inan sends
you money rom distance, and il vii DO you 4
grrat Ge4l Of good. You are going 10 moro beioro
long; DO not re where. brt Jon do not aaree
NTH ihe Per, ons you are NTH and ron viii soon
rave 10 60 see good d:l Of sickness ahout
you; you are going to Be sick or see much ,rouble
ln the ne1t seven years you viii have two e]eya-
tons nd three tallt and VIII ne near getting INTO
pt1soa, out W1lt not tWhat IL my hls!nee4,,
caunot tee your business but II II II, awkward one
anq thefs :, y 81 s1sst dssl Of care sbout
Of The Others be knew nothing. Artved at ihe en1
q the talk our reporter banded the two dolIars 10
1ae yonthal professor With the remark that It hsd
fcntce}y been earned, hut WAS assured by The prc.
tessa tS VII noat bentRnsnt air, that he slwaJ.
porter looked outside through the curtains, and
Nv lhfte Or 1o9r foughookine men in consuIta-
1on, and thoncht y scarcely prudent to utter lie
remark which rose to t1s Ups, thal-she profe .sor
be hunhur @1S-t' ~
, 1866-01-22

taeiteF xnd clothing Is m important duty, bus TO
pfnEoe them with the bfead OF life IL tlil higher
Gne. Many POOR tamilies are now reached through
meg SUNDAY Schools who could be reached 10 no
@ptnG @ Nsf. ~ The number Of Children e1.he-ed IN
MAslgn seaooA incEtnes, the supply Of fTestAments
must DC increased also. 70 aid Ia supplying tn=
istgc ana mcr aefng number Of chlltreu with Tos-
Mnen1 = duty from which ne should not shr1nk-
N,1 pe noble work 10 place tbs Scripture In the
nancs of e7efJ child IN The city ah1e to rad IL
school. Lave drawn 919 Bibles and s, ,4s3
tektaneots, ralned at 3lsu6l. CollectIons have
oeen made oy the Sabbath schools In behalf pf the
eoeiety amounting to &1csas -:
soInrEns AxD FK1soyEks.
Hottng the early part Of the year We hsd many
ealts los Iestamenis 10 supply orr soldiers In ac-
There were furnished to soldie.s At Camp Doug
Us ncd Camp Fry, and to prisoners Of at. los Bl-
oiss aud ., ,saa Testaments, valped 1t $5G265.
ice grants Tor other purposes were ~ folowA:
GRANITE TO OTHER nH1Ec1s.
, 1866-01-22

.-- $H0.16
5lt will be the ann Of the Committee, the coming
scar, to commence agan the regular canvass Of The
city, taking ope diyision each year until The whole
has hetn visited. street by street and house by
honfe. In this way the city Gnu be thoroughly can
vlsAed once IN three yeata 1t ts expected that or
city agent vii be ableto DO this work, besides
tonnship societies in the place Of Mr. Pinches, who
has had the county work for sevesM yrare past
- TOWNSHIP soC1E11Es-
The Town-hip Societies bare been visited the past
year By Mr. Pinches and Sit. Kohlsatt. The result
Of thcr aboRs In the county Ia highly sat1stacorr
Nj. Ftnchcr Aas engaged &c days in the county,
at an expense Of $175.60 for services.
These township societlez have been valuable aux-
ntanes to this Society. The coutibutions hAye
lex flowing into cur treasury regularly and In
sEcasne,y, ysaE oy !ear Asreattsr ne hene to Oh,
nna 'he number Of dcstftuie supplied within the
county. II Is expected that Mr. kohsaat will hsye
LING enough TO obtain the. inforna' ion we Vish.
aiatd rs BE- viii be, BY the officers md local agents
connected with the eevefnl town societies.
Alss1oN SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Mission sunday Schools hare drawn more
largely Gou the Depository the past year than
usual. The lnrgc increase to ont population has
brought also the poor. 10 provide ihese With food
, 1866-01-22

FnArp ON THE GOVERNMENT -for,.~+,~ c,.so.
h.,.s. ~. -" 80 [AA, ~. .Aaa-Nohee.o1 onyoef,
nns =. .e" oaSs ago received Information lending
10 prove that one Bcf30witx. tobsc1ouist On Canal
thcet> wa defsauuiug the Government, ordered au
Investigation which rs-p1tsd in the af.c1osr-. -
The fnS that he Ind .oln vt I,,rc,s ~ toh,s, u
which had becr put m IN harreis hesr,nr ~ "A
tnDocttop marls thns avoiinc fbe .v-.,t @ esr ~ ~
dnty. The barrels Wcrs sm1c3 wifs T. ts.I.3t tae M
an exp1esa WAGON, and BerloTiz hss hern 1nrirsd ~
I'm nc1aiiv o{ sin "'1@ 1'as 'Se1 a1'n'eseo
with dsahoucsf dcn{rrs IN inh.cco srd ,tt,ns one
1ncy purchase barrels which. alter hsytnr hesn
pspperly tnspecfed and branded, have becn empued
t eolane Q! uaoe. then u! thfn with new ma.
I1t- - 1Ainf - Lae one tct oi oAttt!s 90 double
49,. :. = gsnssea tmt pay le~ OF tnese Offenders
r.nsh3 hpso ae.%n. a4a nose who have been
1uSHt h4Se ascfHalntd that 1t least In dealings
, 1866-01-22

:ookea- WnzMs IN the atcmaeA md ooMals esuss
tztfshos, which can bs removed only BY The nse OF
. F1fe re0,ety. The combination Of ingredients
ursa IN naaltn1 Browns y sVefuaItnEe Comdts" Is
6oeo = 70 Giss the bert possible edct With x1eety
sod oy dEugg1sts, chemists and deale's IN rnedi-
et1e&. AtHNenty ATe ceut1 box.
de1Hh149 HgtWfaAw
, 1866-01-22
= HEEAFlIQL1110N,
To The destitute in canyaas nv Mr. Knh}x.si


$127.62
LIFE MEMBERS AND DIRECTORS or AMERICAN alnIE
SOCIETY, ASD OTHERS.
To Life Members and Life Directors of
American Bible Society,". .-............ f15aD0
IoJ: "moetR. agent American Bible So
eisty. 19as5
TO Rev. g. ) +. savage, for Tract Sodety. 1000
~; ~ HeT. Glen Wooo+ 12,0O
40 " D. 4euneY...-.......-...-... T.23
, 1866-01-22

"a gentleman garden had,
Five ecofe feet long and four score broad:
A walk OF equal breadth, hall round
He made. that took up halE the ground,
The figure Of the garden see,
How wfde's the walk pray fell mefsr
, 1866-01-22
st. Louis Marker.

St. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribnne1
-.... ST. LOUIS, Jan %.
ToHAcco-Mosc active. Leaf 1t $1311. Factory
LukH 1t IS. 10 each.
EIOUE-Less active.
GhAIS-Wheat-Tr.me fall 1t 82.t0. Corn trmcr.
Fellow. &c; White. &c. Oats unchanged, l,asSc,
Rye unchanged. 1t 60c per bu.
NHI6EXT-ToWef. at f9tS
, 1866-01-22

Go to our friend N. f. Merrill for Ker.
osene Cfls, Lampz. Lanterns, Chandeliers, Gass-
ware, elC-, II and u Randolph Et. eJ29
, 1866-01-22

buy CooleF'a Antl.Ffeexlnr Pump+.-
Manufactured by Cooley l. Brother 30 Griswold
tTeet, second door north Of Van Buren tt1eet. Cr-
cnlaIs cent free. aaTLat
, 1866-01-22
THE RI NJ K,

THE RINK.
See list Of Attracttons tor this week.
Monday, Beautiful New Sheet Office.
OPEN ALL DAY AND EVENING.
Tuesday Evening, Jan. sd. SKATING FOR PRIZES.
Open to all Gentlemen SfAteE1-
1st Ptze-splerdid pslr Of McM1lan's New York
Clnb hkAtes tsent By that gentleman on purpose for
I'd Pr1ze-s1lveT Medal, OF so In cash.
"a Ht1e-Palr Of Sixties, OF $lo in cash.
Eompetltors foF the above prizes must enter their
nanca before Tuesday 1t p. m. Mr. Power1 champ
lon Of tho Ru1th*est will not ekAte for any Of The
above priZes.
(MATCH EoRL LADY SKATERS NEXT wEEE.>
THURSDAY EVENING, jan. 18th,
HURDLE RACE Q11 RKATHay
Twice around the Rink, over four hurdes Two feet
to be made before Thursday At 5p. m
Tho Second Grand Fancy Costume Assembly
and MasaucFAde,
Has been n1ed for Saturday Evening. Jan. 18th, f1u
stead Of Friday as heretofore nouuced.) ego
, 1866-01-22

" ANTED-ToP Patent Right men
w and Canvasstrs.-We hare tho best selling
article In the Market and challenge comparison HaY-
tng located ouEselves permanently q .ree and con.
TenItnt foos va now otter TO MI who interested
u eateuta dtrectly or Indirectly. The complete
aod PRACTICAL house tuplement ever ttsnod nom The
Patent 0Hct. Ne ascfer 10 Enle and Scissors Srarp.
en,nE Machine Which. afser 1h1ts years q e.pcr1
ments aod Il brought 10 state OF per-
fecsion md is now offered sale. This uachlne Is
r. catch nenny anair. but bona ade thing ol utility
knves and shears Of all kinds used F. enterpris
inc men We offer Inducements By which mora mouey
can be nsde than On any other article In this city os
ne entire West We sepeat tast u Il entirely Tree
from humbuE aod to satisfy all OF the fact We Invite
The most competeut mechanica or otne1I 70 cali 1t
our rpoms andappy thorough practical tesla We in
vie Patent dealers to GALL and Investigate ,his nev
trashy noyelties daily palmed OF upon Tho Ignorant
We ottr this to aua1 and large Capitalists - IN IL
Fesfmtnt which will return to thirty. some
s15fs aad 70 some gre hundred fold. The machine Il
factory and apparatus In opsrattop. There IS no
rEptd.tcn Tor want Of machines, As ts ihe c,se In
many heW things offered but oil al orders Tonpt-
Tas Rtsh for shr e1t.rs Vest
FC11LE CO0K, Al Aud SO La3slfe-St. eS5i
, 1866-01-22

To Brewers aud MalAters-The Id ~.
aata e$G q ae os aho fhe largest
n England, md ten years. experience IN bost9;n,
Mass, des1Ies IN n GENE e1a1ss Hda5ese
&C. ". DIP. o. HnI Isl, Bufalo, New York,
OFT. o; Drawer COO, Chicago, nl1nols'
, 1866-01-22

IN addition TO the above objects, there have been
ataVn hn1u the Deposiloty for supply ol desti.
$g74.42 :"
The g1atuifous distributions the past yeas for the
purposes thus mentioned, atnonni 10 $L81G,9a ns
ahown more closely by the following
nECAPITuLIuoN.
To The destitute in canvass By Mr. Kohisaat.8 a07a1
~ ~ pastors and otheFs..... 51.49
q. :, M1aalon sunday School. ............ 430.11
Soldiers and prtsoners Of wxr......,, 56sSt
Ffeedmen'a Aid, City Hospital and
=. other ohtcc,s..:.:...- ............. a6a.s8
Churches Tor pulpiis. al.i3
Z. Destitute persons and others from
oepontory.. 80. .-.....~ s73.4a
s1,elo.as
10 OTHER HIHLN Boctrr1Es.
In addition 10 The Bibles thus gfatuiopslv dis.
tfbuted, there hare been furnished other Bible
Societies is follows:
, 1866-01-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ribbon Stampx and Ssanp Ribbons,
al sizes and different colo1s, can be had at o, NJ
Babcock Col. No. i, NcVickeg's Theatre, CHI
cago. P. o. Boz laH. e7H3
, 1866-01-22

SKATING! SKATING +!
SKATING! SKATING!
SKATING! SKATING /!
WASHINGTON PARK!
WASHINGTON PARkl
WASHINGTON PARK!
MEAGHER BROTHERS !!
MEAGHER BROTHERS /!
MEAGHER BROTHERS !!
Monday and Tuesday,
Monday and Tuesday,
Monday and Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday,
Wednesday and Thursday,
Wednesday and Thursday,
Each Afternoon and Uvening,
Each Afternoon and Evening,
EMnRACE THE ONLY
EMREACE THE ONLY
EMBRACE THE ONLY
OPPORTUNITY OF WITNESSING
OPPnETUNlTT OF WITNESSING
OPPORTUNITY OF WITNESSING
THE WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
THE WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
TIE WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
OF THESE REMARKABLE SKATERS.
OF THESE REMARKABLE SKATERS.
OF THESE REMARKABLE SKATERS.
, 1866-01-22
"! ANTED-A oen4a-Too,n.

VE -. : Il -3xSS3tu45-IUC q CaNVIS
ny ln Illinois and W1sco-sfu, Fer the .,,,I3t,
t.eh @ Gf nli3oa" two 1o ames of over eoo pse
sod carefay prepared history Of the wsr, and or il
~ tsas feSanent nd battery took. with Nas
O. wisconsin" IN one volume Of 800 paxes. simiise
1se11aT ~ ehafactes 10 The ahose Born Of hee Torts
Iowa, Miseonsin md Minnesota. akIpe1,cacsn a "a
pfesog,, GnIy Eanted for Kerson j. Lossnc' .Gse
oser go re9es each and opx1s.s Of 100 instfauor
sfe sbe,sn md =, tgea Endorsed !a
Dt1. Wallace. EEd hnnafrds OF o,neS. S,.dt,.
CLARkE 4 CO., so and ~ u Washington Il, Ch;e.s
, 1866-01-22
atlluBk1tRntB.

At11uHGntHNt8.
CROsBY's OPERA HOUSE,
~ CHnARo. III.
Lessee md IaEse As.se
1'aEs A1A&ex e.. y S+r,ss
Ba1noa AEsnt.....--.- u l. sH'sa
"4' Monday, January g.
Tu1t Night ofsne, -,
EMINENT. AMERICAN TRAGEDIAM,
EDWIN FORREST,
I'd 3 g. e. liz sssss .:.aeas: 's period
MADAME PONISI,
The Beaunnh, md Accomplished Artists,
M Z - - LIhhIn,
Tia Eminent Young Actor,
NdR. JoHN MCCULLOUGH
And the ropnlar 1tageaisn,
MIR. r. JOHNSTON,
Together with full md etrcsOt
....,-
MONDAY EVENING; In, - ,sss
49, ~-~ 7'' - A'F
VlRCiNtU2.
ktHsiA11s-.'...' H.ta ''.........Nr VIZ FoEKEsT
Supported by the entire company,
f<aces oi AorgRass.S1 RnnsT.eIt @ar1ns tae FoFfest
Balcony seata, r: Orchestra Chairs. =; Dress cr-
saq n1,ss e., X d.v 6,r c,r..
9uette md Balcony. 50 cents exHa. Private Boxes,
Eau ancc % state stssst.
Ancf9 Des3et4 I. m- and p n.
E%ena,G En1 0psn Ell, Il ,t.e sf Uh.io,e o,r,o.t
Ssfn11.v ~ = 1880 80 ~ = Isnnsrv ~
sato4oas A1'efnoon' 'snoas5s''
, 1866-01-22

Go TO the Rest-fso to BrFaut d. Strait
toms Chicago Commercial College TO get thor
ongh, practical business education, or 70 become
good telegraph Operator. Address for circulars,
BRYANT 4 sTnATToy- Chicago, Iii,
, 1866-01-22

The French are rarely willing to ad.
mil that Par1sian skill can 30 Rurraseed IN the
manufacture Of articles Of taste and luxury, AMI
adopted BY the leading French tanilies here as Sd
ReIior to my Of the floral extracts put up in Parit
SolG everywhere fn1A).1t-FTS0
, 1866-01-22

observation-disclosures
eHs, and School Tcaeh.1sr to canvass tor The t'e
pcs Ed!tioa Of the LuEoS AnRAuAx Ll1colS."
31o Ihs IL the book for the n1llli1u and i haytI
the eac Of work e<cr printed this con
o. commission. Also, 70 the txhe sort Of persons
srL1Npfb oPF0AECSr1r Fpn SECURING GxSxzALt0 t0r
cLks VIII oe annrdcd. Address, ln.medlateiy, s,nu
enclotet. 3. s. B0YDEN. Publhhef. Chicago. ilijnoi
, 1866-01-22

- 1@AA 11GEAAl kaE IfE6f63t Culs6 ~ A4e4
How many lovers 1t has Separated; how many
friends forever parted. The subject Is 20 delicate
Tour deascst friend will uot mention it and Jou may
be ,gnosant Of the fact yourself To eject zsdi-
cai care use the Balm OF Thousand Flowers ns q
denifce night and morning. It also beaatthes
me complexion TenoTing all tan, piupeA and 1rsex-
les. Price Is cents. For sale by r. Z. Landon.
0cGt1H.lT-N-W-f
, 1866-01-22
Chicago Gribu,1e.
THECITY.

fhA-Ihe alarm OF fire, about half.past nine
o1sess oe Sunday night, was oeessioned By the
ePsoe'oe OF Keroscne lamp, In = email faue
co1lAke On FT1ce Place, near H4lstead street. The
namet sfMcsd With conslderable EapaditJ. but were
qacnchod before any material damage was done
THK co11ux Mu1--subsu1ption to the stock
OF the Cotton Manufacturing Company Grr rolling
in rapidly, sno,her S1ono 900 having beea taken dur
ing The past week THIS makes $500 op snbe9etbed,
and gentleman Of ths city b. :d s,Sniaed Ely h3a Win-
fncness to take 800, 600 when xan.o0o shall hive
bepu subscribed 1he ball u rolling.
iasAssAs RE11Er-A manufacturer In this city
h.s cenerorrly offered 10 supply the Union Com.
1utsetop for The Ar1aneas Relief, rood linen bacs
<apable OF holding twp bushels, at the rale Of
thfrty-one ceti: piece, for thtpmeut with corn,
ETC. to ne Arkansss suffering poor. Orders
50 Washington ettret. y
LECTURE Ell QEoR3E FRANCIS TKA1s on IVES
7ERH RAILROAD Commemorative are requested
to give notice that George Francis Train has con-
sen1ed to address the Board of Trade, merchant.
and atnen* OF Chicago upon The eubiect al onr
Wcsten railroad connections, and that meeting
~ tnst purpose will be held ut Mos4s's Merrhtnis
Exch1nge this tMooday) evening, at p. N. A
cenefh invitation Is extended. :.
PxRsoxAl--Among the distinguished arriyals If
th1 9senont Horsc yesterday were Ex-Governor
kirkwood md family. Of Iowa; T. G. Dnrant, E.q.,
H1oa trcf1dcnt Pacific railroad, Of California; Col
Silhs Seymour End Colonel G. ". Lay, Of New
YORK. MifR Laura kecne and troupe yeG 0rIe.ns
md John y. Gourh, Esq.
The d1stmEuithed arrivals At the Sherman house
Cornwall. Enrland: Edwin Forrest and Madame
Panisi md theatrical troupe, Nc. York; e. B. Il.
wood and J. e. Wilson, rtthole, Penn.
, 1866-01-22

TOL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL J. II. WOOD. hhd Msnagef
MR.. a. p: EEADLET......ci1ect ector Of Amusements.
Mff THOH. BAHKH. Stays M2uaEdr.
Another Dramatic ssnsaticu! Anew adaptation Of
Mia Rtsddon's Great Novel! faithful counterpart
OF both characters an d Incidents!
Monday Evening Jnn I'd nrst time, tho great drama
tn dYe aSSs Of - -
, 1866-01-22

McVICKE ER'S tn EATRE.
Iyl Mad1sonst, between Dearborn And State.
Acv1CKR 4 MYERS. .Manasezs
, 1866-01-22

No sJ*fe1naftc or regular caoyass of the city vas
made the past year, although much va. done
toward supplying the destitute with The word 81
lle- Nr. r. Rohltaat our German coiporteur and
city agent. has given much time to writing the
more Destitute dittdets Of the city, without going
regularly from house TO house.
Being stranger here, he could not work ae ell.
gently a. one bettahcquatnled with the city. He
repor.f. however, haytpg y1s1ted a&ont 46So flui-
Hef, mostly as1on~ The Germans; a57 OF whcm
we're destitute. These destitute families were very
thankful TO get the bible, and ia many instances
paid the = bolr or part Of The price for II Ha
kars: Many express ssed their grateful astonshment
that so much pana should be taken by your eoclety
word Of God, which teerned to make thcm prze it
more: In this spt7t the gin was especially spprr-
cta.cd by the inmates Of our prisons"
Valuable MD has been rcode1ed our agent by the
paeiors Of the German and other foreign churches
In the CITY, b5 the sale and sTatuI,ons distribution
10 thc destitute Of many copies OF the Bible in the
ya1Ious languages spoken htxe
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NOTICE.

+ NGWBURGER Will continue the businesss1
G4p own name at Jameson & Co. s old stand, lgIal
street Those indebted to SOUR & NEWBU BGLhI
come forward Immediately and settle theirinde0tsa
if not they will be put in the officers hand for cole
and those who have claims against them viii F@l
them for immediate settlement. --,,r,
l.. NEVBURGAi
Shreveport, September q, 1SG5-f -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-26

NTOULD respectfully inform his old friends and the
w public that he has recently returned home from
the North with large andwell selected Stock of Goods,
of the latest styles and fashions, which he purchased
exclusively for CASH from the first Importing Houses
in the country, at prices which enables him to offer
greater inducements to purchasers than other house
in the place His stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
is complete and consists IN part of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Of all descriptions;
French and American Prints, new designs;
Plain Delaines, all cobrs and shades;
Plain Mernos, " /"
Printed Delaines;
French Indian and American Bareges;
Poplinette, of all styles:
French and American Cafcoes;
Plain and Fancy Silks
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc, etc, etc;
Irish Linens, a superior article;
Bleached and unbleached Domestcs;
Sheetng and Shifting;
Hosiery, Of all kinds;
Corsets Gloves Belts, Belt Buckles, Pins, Needles,
Thread; and in fact every article for ladies' wear or
family use
Fancy Goods,
large and superb stock
Has one Of the largest and finest assoItments of
Ready-made Clothing,
Ever brought to this market c9nfst 6 Of GGas
wear which manufactured out of superior articles,
and made up in the latest fashion.
Boots ana Shoes,
Ladies Caters and Bootees, Of all styles
Gents Boots and Shoes all qualities;
with many thanks forthe liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me- would ask continuance of the
same feeling assured of giving satisfaction having de-
termined that all goods sd at my establishment shall
be as represented, and at prices CHEAPER THAN THE
oct4I A. SOUR.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-26

Lamarde, the cashier OF the band of PotieFs France
who escaped to America and was arrested in Canada,
and taken back to France through England, has been
sentenced By the court in which he was tried for for
gerry to ten years. imprisonment.
The salmon fishing on the Pacific coast yields 80 900
barrels of fish this esason
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-26
SUPERINTENDENT BREWEkl'

SHREVEPORT BREW Els l.,sF,t rs
TEYFIE undersigned respectfully inform 60 fac SCI
Il he has purchased from Dir. A Fcha-LS ac.s Of c9
known Shreveport Brewery. for me PUifil oi3a
tinuing the manufacture OF LAGER BEE BEEF ,s,is5.
from either the city or country, promptly h1ITTSSly
Address Box 261, Shreveport, La H. -
Shreveport, January 10, 1855
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-26
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL G c. szcI

CRANE Fps METALLIC BURIAL "a sycl5r
TE7HE undersigned, having purchased .g' ,slsbrss
Il right of selling these beautiful ana I'M, Nh
Burial Ca#kets in Shreveport and Caaoo .rgs ssat
just received and will keep on hand very h;c5 vii
ment, embracing every size and StyIe' "H-
sold at very low prices. ri, rossstsf
All orders promptly atteudedFto. lne - rot..
ready fer delivery or shipment at q IqB9T9TybD4IJ.
arT 1vl Corner of Texas and McAeH -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-26
DISSOLUTION.

The undersigned informs the citizens Of HEN. oa.'
that he will continue the Buchering BuSiness, MA
old stand second stall right hand side OF . nT
where will be constantly found large a. 4;Sq n
the finest BEEF, PORK, MUTTON and Eau
country affords. -,t1se.
Returning many thanks for the liberal Pa .or5
heretofore extended to me, would solich W.
ance of the same. ,rr tss
.s Steamboats, orders promptly L I6p TnsIGhOy.
day or night. ia3 If JAUgD - -;
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-26


SHREVEPORT. ...................Lo LOUISIANA.
VIII subscribers nave IN store tia @ie W"
"A one OF the largest anu
HOST COMPLETE IoSa Or oooDS
oyer brougbt 10 this market consisting in part of
Croor CoAaa. FIour. Raeon. Lard, Candles,
Sus".s
Pork, Sa4t, :, :, : o1-;,o
Tobacco, DOM chewing ane III Srassdi
" VI - 4'!
Cigars-Domestie and lmPorfedsr = s,a,.o.+ hro,a.
Brandies,
Whisky, and
Box Goods OF every description,
Pickles and
Eetehups, Of all sorts ana s'zes'
Mackerel-of all descriptions
Wooden and IlR- are
Of s sTsFy osS'''p'''1
Ais0- Rsisns
Figs,
Preserved Fruits of all kinds,
+ocathar with a
ETrTr AsSopryENT, OF DRY GOODS.
-
English, :.
French and
American
Afu's'
6leaene P anu hIaaobad an9 nnbIaacbed
Cotton Drilling.
Iinseys Cotton Yarns,
Pins, Needles, and everything else kept in dry
goods store.
AIaroe assortment of Blankets Of all qualities
~, -, xs,;.4o, frIoth;,c
an "H" 2" ~. 80 -. - c,..,; r
large assortment OF ran ana "ihte! oiota5hS' VI
the best materials, superior workmanship, anu Aos'
fashionable styles, embracing In part
Superfne Black and fancy CORD Cloth ana ethef
Dress Frock, othce and sac coats
Paletots,
oTercoaIs
blanket Goats
MonkeresJackets
Super Black
i Sni:d Tass;;,,ere
Cloth, satinet,
Jeans, Cottonades and
every description Of Pantaloons;
Black.
Fancy
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-26
LEVY & WELL,


BUT II e z g.,
STALL No. Qeft hand side of the Market ioa% !.
K E4 5dn s ana 2saf. on hand Fresh Beet
"a Steamboats, and Hatols supplied et0 lIsl y
DIV mint w..
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-26


Where will be presented to the public, the largest and
best assorted stock ever
AsAA offered in this city, consist - - =
ing of every variety and style of
LADIES' SHOES,
Ladies' Fine and Heavy shoes-Varying in price from
81 90 to Sc.
GENTLEMEN's BOOTS,
Gentlemens fine and heavy Boots-from s. to SIS.
GENTLEMEN's SHOES,
Gentlemens Shoes of every descrptonin prices from
81 to So.
MISSES BOOTS AND SHOES,
Misses Boots and Shoes of every style and price.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOYS and Youths Boots and shoesof all descriptions
and prices.
CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
ChiIdrens Boots and Shoes-ia endless variety--and
prices to suit
Also
HATS,
Hats of every descrption-and prices to suit
To THE TRADE
Is offered unsurpassed inducements. Receiving large
Invoices direct from the Manufactures most of my
stock being manufactured expressly for me- enables my
selling at slight advance over New Orleans prices.
[nov22
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-23
Remedy for Cholera.

The following extract from tho letter
Of clergyman to the Lord Lieutenant
Of ireland presents very simple, and,
ho says, eaectual presen'ivr Of cho!cr',
as we'll os n remedy Of grca. power; -.
The. preventive Is simP'cTa tea
spoonful of powdered charcoal taken !
lhrec or, four times a week, ina cup: of
coffee OF other liquid, in the morulpg'
When attacked with cholera, alm!xture
of an ounce Of charcoal, nm ounce sol
laudupum and an ounce, Of brandy or
other spirits may bo, given, ss follows
after being we'll shaken: A teasPoontu!
every Eve minutes, In half On hour' ]
have known this ctfcctually 70 relieve
and stay tho. disease. As the Patient
becomes better, tho ni1ta1sys may DC
giYcn at longer intervals. ! haze known
a, paticntiu tho bluc stage, and collaps'
Cd, perfectly, recovered in o foNli hours
- Tho eharco al WA. tried as : preventive
on, largo plantation 10 the& Muntiui
and but q siDgle individual ouLof scxht
hundred was lost. ~ /: ~; h. 8;,ss: ., !: