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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-21
Sam Word,
ID, jas.
Word & Spratt,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Virginia City, Montana
n Territory. VIII practice in all the Courts of said
Territory Special attention given to the Collection of
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q. w. White.

(Successor to J. T Henderson,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, AND GLAZIER
III and Paper Hanger. Shop door west of Nelson's
Neviathan) Hall 77S9~
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,JUStUS Cooke.

GENERAL AUCTIONEER. Particular attention Civ
VI to the sale of Live Stock and Real Estate, sales
Of Stocks of Goods in Store. Office at the Elephant Cor
raj Virginia City, N. 7. 81
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John II. Gilbert,

A ASSISTANT ASSESSOR U. s. INTERNAL RE-
a VENUE, for the First Division of the Collection Dis
met Of Montana, embracing Madison County, Office first
door east of City Drug Store.
Virginia City, April 81 1865. $685.
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j, IL, LIE BEAU.

MANUFACTURES OF JEWELRY of every descrip-
l ton and style of the pure Native Gold. Partc-
ular attention given to repairs Of Fine Watches Clocks
and Jewery. Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
executed On the north side of Wallace street. west OF
Jackson SO
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County Officers of Madison County
BUSINESS CARDS
John G.. Vetter.

DOOT AND SHOEMAKER No. Jackson street
~ Virginia City, Montana. Particular attention paid to
the manufacture of Gents fine boots s2-94*
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Montana Billiard Saloon.

A DAM KLESER and PAUL SCHWARTZE, Proprs.
n Billiard Tables furnished with all the most approved
apparatus required for the enjoyment Of the game Pure
liquors and choice cigars always on hand Open from
a NJ, 10 l2 p. NJ, s5
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Assay Office,

WALLACE STREET, one door below Nolan g. Co g
Bank. Gold and Silver, and Ores OF every descrp.
difference which may arise between them and tba' IT,
in' e2 ID. GILBERT
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Il. w. Harris & Bro.

HAVE opened general store in Bitter Root Valley
Anything and everything can be procured at their
Sofe, from needle to anchor or from cayuse 70
peok-ssddle Cali and see US All goods and provisions
M cash prices 6ln
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VOL. 9, NO. 35.]
The Muatana gust.
~~ONNOINNJ~O~~~~~OI~-OO~-~Y
u " Eilton S

ID. w. TiIton x& Co.
D. W. THroN' BEN R. DrrTEs,
PUBLISHERS e. PRoPRIETORs.
Office the City Book Store of Wallace & Jackson sts
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or less 75 cents per line for ten lines less so cent
per line for eleven lines more.
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ELK CREEK April llth 1866
ED. Posi- Ihave not time TO write extended letter.
so want you to string out the following items
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Tornado I'm Illinois and Indiana
from 60 to 100 people kilIed--Eight-
Hours Bill passes the Pennsylva-
mia House of Representatives. -
Hawley Elected Governor of Con-
necticut. Republican Rejoicings.-
The Johnson Club..DecisiOn ON the
Legality of the Test Oath deferred
by the Supreme Court..Flood in Mil
waukee.-Santa Cruz, West Indies,
Purchased for a United states Naval
: RendezvOus..Peace Proclamation,
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Police Reports.
3
MAYORS COURT /


yepyEsDAY August 23.-Justice Allea in fight
H.. trim this morning, and spread himself like unto
,.rsep Div tree. Margaret Arnett ana Eliza Stewart
III saddo-eolored ladies Of bad reputation, UP
en- milling each others wool. Es honor wooded each
n Them I and cost Johnson, with "a blank given
name paid $ for the privilege Of his mlle walking on
The sidewalk. Mr.. Johnson colored nhmbsku, was
cont to iaiI for q kcars for taking drunken nap on
,ba sidewalk Kcnian America, anothcfr uususpecting
5rEcv was fined So and cost for running bis horse "a
tba sidewalk Jesse Lee coIored was Bned n and
cost under the nuisance ordinance.
THURSDAY, Aug, 30-Justice Allen lnGd VIM Uglvie
s5and cost for tching his horse to thb mdrkethouse
fence This was the only case before the mayors court
this morning
FnrDAr Abg. 34.-Justice Allen disposed Of lie OILY
Ease before him this morning to thettune Of short
metre Joshua Chamberlain went to isil for d hours
10 repent for having turned loose double barrelled
shot gun within the limits of the corporation
Justice Beale fined colored VIM. Hooper s. and cost
for violating the sidewalk ordinance.
SATURDAY, September Only one case before the
MAYORS court this morning and that drunken Irish
man. whom justice Allen fined 81 and cost.
Later in the day justice Allen again tried his hand
on the Joasing family, coloed, so-caIled. Sam and
Isaac made & special call after banking hours to make
a deposit As a special favor, Sam was credited with
$5asa permanent deposit for having lis horse on The
sidewalk Isaac only deposited 81 for a smal-sized
drunken spree white BY The name oG Hooper
appeared be very anxious 10 deposit IS for hcling
his horse the sidewalk. lie was accommodated
Sidewalk stock is at premium
MONDAY Sept. 3--Justco Alien this morning looked
like monarch Of all he surveyed" And no wonder.
Before him were at least dozen samples Of what
Brick Pomeroy says makes she-derls lovely, " curls
frizzos rats waterfalls birds nests ycIls spiral pap
taor8" faded calico and dirty SKIRTS. This batch Of
faded were summoned as witnesses to prove
that big Jack had disturbed the peace and quiet
Of the respecable citizens, By amming" the whole
Shreveport lay out of u11Dls IN Dqgs Respectable
citizens evidence said no uch thing and his honor
"tuk' the same view Of file case and lat Jack off,
After drawing long breash bis honor disposed or
some hree four nuisance cases which paid Into The
city treasury So 90. e"
TUESDAY,, Sept. 4-The mayors Office This morning
looked dull and gloomy. There was not single iail
bird in sight Controller Leonard was busy reckoning
Shreveport change notes aad the chief Of police aud
his assistants were deep nthe mysteries thinking
out huge accounts against the corporation Justice
Allen was reading the ten commandments, and as Ne
left the office he had 60 far Thou shalt not
steal"
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c. G. Tnungoxp, Secretary and Treasurer.


The undersigned, having been called by the unani-
nous voice Of the Board Of Trustees to assume the
responsible duties Of President Of Mount Lebanon
Female College, enters upon the discharge Of those
duties with firm purpose TO spare pains to make
it equal 10 any similar institution in the State. He has
selected corps of teachers of tried ability. Mrs Lee
and Miss BrantIy extensively known ladies of
rare atainments and elegant manners Mrs. Courtney
and Miss MaFhaLare distinguished graduates the for
mcr of Huntsville Female College, the latter Of Mans
field College, both experienced i'll teaching, and both
most acceptable where they have Taught.
The College property belongs to the State leased for
term OF years to the Trustees, and annual sum is
set apart for repairing and improving the buildings &c
The stewards department is also under the control
Of the President, who is determined 10 see that there
shall be no just ground Of complaint. Mrs. Lee and
Miss Braatly residing in the College buildings, and
sharing the table with the boarders, will have the
direct supervision Of the conduct, and aid in forming
The manners Of tile young ladies' While tile religious
instruction Of the pupils viii be sedulously attended
to- no scctarian influences shall be brought to bear
them. - n s. L.."= H.
The beauty and healthulness OF this woodland town,
the high moral tone and intelligence of its population,
and the cheapness Of board and tuition Offer would
seem, peculiar advantages. The fidelity with winch
The undersigned has discharged the duties and trusts
heretofore confded to him by the State WILL he hopes,
be a sufficient guaranty that lie viii be equally faithful
to this no less important trust.
au22 4tI BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, NJ D.
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arCCE,SSION sALE.

Succession Of Y. RITCHTE, docoasod.
GtTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parisho OF Caddo-.No.1D50.
- BY virtue and in pursuance of an order Of the
clerk of the District Court OF the parish of Caddot State
of Louisiana and commission thcfcouissGed, directed
to any ttly qualified anctioneer in and for the parish
and State aforesaid, I viii sell at public auct'5u at
Court House door, ia the city of Shreveport on
Saturday, tie 9Th day Of October, 1866,
between thehours # 10oclock NJ and ocIoc. NJ,
the following described property belonging The sue
cession of v Bitchic, deceased, to-wit
The undivided half Of ten acres OF la1d in til west
half Of section No. twelve 40, township seventeen
17), range fourteen (I4) west, lying and beingn The
PARISH Of Caddo, and known upon the map Or Plan Of
the town OF Fairfield, as teu-acre lotNo forty.
Terms of Salo-CASI without benefit of ap,'raise-
men Act of sale passed before notary public, ut the
expense Of the purchaser
r. J. WRIGHT, Clerk;
and eN-ntreia aa-a,r.
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STTgcRSSTQE SALE

Succession Of ". Il. TInPETTs, deceased.
GtTATE OF LOUISTANA-Parisho Of Caddo-No 110l.
- BY virtue and IN pursuance Of order IF the
clerk of the District Court of the parish OF 6addo
State of Louisiana, and commission thereon issued,
directed any daily qualified auctioneer in and 0r the
parish and State aforesaid, will sell at public ;rction
at the Court House door, in the city Of Shreveport,
Saturday, It'd 9th day of October, 1896,
between the hours of lQo'clock and O'clock r,
NJ the following described property, belonging 10 the
The east half Of tile southeast quarter the southeast
fourth OF the southwest quarter Of section No oaa a.
township eighteen l5) range fifteen 40, cori5suing
hundred and twenty acres, more or less SITUATED
in the parish of Caddo.
Terms of Safe CASH, subject to appraiacncnt.
Ac Of sale to be passed before notary public, at the
expense Of the purchaser.
r. J. WRIGHT. Clerk,
aha ey-olieio ad3nr.
Cbra,-o,,,,+ A,,,.,,st % fsec fGt
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NEW ORLEANS
OF MEDICINE
$3.50 "a Ia6G - Is01.


D, " AEREN BRICKELL, NJ. D., Professor Of OJstet-
RIGS and Diseases Of Women, etc.
HOWARD SMITH, NJ. d., Professor Of Nateria Nedica.
/. j. CRAWC0UR, a. D., Professor ot Principles and
Practice of Medicine.
HENRY CAMPBELL, NJ d., Professor Of Surgery.
ALFRED HOLT II. D.. Professor of Clinical Medicine.
A. Z. PETCOLAS, VI. D., Professor of Anatomy
}. D. BURNS, n. d., Professor of Anatomy.
Chair Of Chemistry will be filed at an early day.
". $. MITCHELL NJ. D., Adjunct Professor Of Anato-
my and special lecturer on 0pthalmic Surgery and
Diseases Of the Eye.
JOS HOLT, M D. Assistant 70 The Chair of Obstetrics
f II Nj IdEBEI Dr. D Dcmontrators of Anatomy
The eleventh annual Course Of Lectures in this in
stiuton viii begin November Il, 1866, and end March
10th ensuing. preliminary course wiIl begin Octo-
Der j., and viii be free to all persons.
The Faculty, under the of the State of Louis
lana are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons to the great
Charity Hospital Situated at the very door of the
School, and their pupils have free access to the wards
The dissecting unsurpassed fol- extent and
comfort, and wI be opened on the 18th of October.
.Dissecting material will be furnished gratis.
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meeting of the stockholders to be convened for the pur
pose, after thirty days notice as aforesaid and as
herein provided for and with the consent of three
tourhs Of the stock represented such meeting and
any and all such notifications, attentions, amend
mcnts, Or dissolution shall be recorded and published
according to law.
ARTICLE XIII.
l. At the time Of the expiration Of the charter of
the Company, sooner if ordered by a vote of the
stockholders herein provided for the affairs of said
Company shall be lquidated its debts paid under the
charge and superintendent o. free commissioners to
disappointed by the Board Of Directors and who shall
remain in office untll the final liquidation Of the affairs
Of the Company.
Thus done and executed before me, in The CITY Of
Shreveport parish aforesaid the day, month, and
year first above written, IN presence of William s.
Lewis and a. W. Jewell, competent witnesses. who
have hereunto signed their Names together with said
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a RTfTI0N sAL.E.

Succession oil Il. AUSTIN, deceased.
EN DISTRICT C0URT-State Of Louisiana-L' arish
a Of Caddo.-No 7lGG-ANANDA AUSTIN vs.. g NJ.
AUSTIN. BY virtue and in pursuance Of az order
of the Clerk of the District Court parish Gaddo
State of louisiana and a commission thereon ISSUED
to any qualified auctoneer in and for said parsl will
offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder,
at the Market House, in the City of Shreveport On
Wednesday, the 2Gti, day of Septembery GGG,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and oclpcE P.
NJ. the following described property, belonging to the
Of L. Austin, deceased, to-wit:
Lots nine (9j and ten (10) in block siXtyone (G and
the undivided half Of l9acre lot no. thirytwG G}2l
Gess fifty feet front by hundred and fifty fe&tdepth
sold to r. A. Bondl situated in the city Of Shreveport
Terms Of saIe-CASH, subject to appraisemest.
H. HUNSICKEE, Auctilueec.
Shreveport, August p, 1866. T5t
CITY PROPERTY for SALE.
EXCLUDING two fine brick stores on TEXTS Street
several desirable residences, and numbee .5f I'M
improved lots vacant lot fronting on hilan street
in block No. So
Apply to the undersigned, at Recorders Office,
aus G. W. LEWIS, Real Estate Agent
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S8 desirable property, situated in keachi, DeSoto
NE parish, Louisiana, consisting of
Two Good Store Houses and a Dwelling.
one q the store houses is tw0-storY building 24x60
Iect and we'll fitted up for general mercantile bus-
for and NOW occupied Dis a Drug Store II Gich il doing
good business. The dwelling is well BUILT and fin
Ished, has four good rooms, with brick chimney to
each, and good kitchen and servants room, with brick
chimneys. On the premises there is a fine smoke
house, storeroefa Stables carthage house, crib and a
well OF water, wh about two Of land under good
fence.
keache is very coed location for business, ana I
Will give bargain to any person DESTROYS of pur-
chasing.
For particulars apply at tic Office Of the South
Western, or TO A. J. Cofy, three miles from Keachi.
or the undersigned, at Marshall, Texas
F. Il. WOOD
The dMeLling viii be rented until sold - n
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CHAR TER
S0UTH-H ESTEBN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY or SHREVEPORT.

f5yasaf5 HI $50; So $50 i;eI - - - -
ra.ar,, ~ WI it,s = = $3.50 III i -, - ,,,
l;qrre5 rr,,II,- - I $500 - -
- - t ++ - CT go fist 1t ~ ,il9
ftts .frsiIir tie,,ssits NJ tI ,; ; u, Y IN u M I
of tt,;g ST. ro1af4,a II tI'o a,L,,;sat;@-, r -
4io,l :; H. So fI riIi - ~ ~ -
ana oh ,,,ss A.. - - "a [I
nd d. baay t md a M IiJ 49,,
savas and fose ybog9 ~ ma, r'orrs.,,+ - -,
and estebifsb and 10 baraiHt ataI,ii II c', ; ~ m
bodz cornorafe fr tf,a ,Liaats ANA ,nosas ana An
ar tbe titie oLIictia,s tin,1IatiasP id rnsti5,s
following, ID NIL
sqrrar,
South Western Mutual Insurance Company Of S1reye
port" and ts don1icil Is hereby esrabEsbEt "A 6e cy
of Sbreyepart II shall continIe and exist far tyyn
five wears from the date of ORGANISATION II shall com
nence operatons Immediately ON ORGANISATION II
shall have corporate seal having for device south
crn Enternrse and for m Dscrinto fa name III tle
Cornpanv and the date Of tIis acf
ARrIclE III
The objects and purposes of Tie ComDanr orc
hereby declared to be- l5t 10 make insranres lno
dwelling Houses stores cotton presses ana 4ver{ or
description of BUILDINGS household f7rnit1ra Goods
wares merchandise machinery and other nrSnerf2
against loss or DAMAGE Inv FIRE ID ia MAKE iisio,a
upon Sims and sel-o0ng vessels stean7ioats ana III
other vessels reig6ts roods bins of excbaT~a ana
other evidences of debt commissions profits Rnllon
Or moneys and against I'LL maritime ma inand trans
portatiOn risks b0ttomry and resDonden infarasts
in other words to effect fire marine river and inland
insurance Of any kind whatsoever with nrivilega If
apernfsiDr, OIL ~, a+1,or ,ail M, =
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NANsFIELD FEMALE COLLEGE,,

II -adAsa"IU2 DaaoaO L-aTIsIs FloalsIaN#,
Rev. CHARLES B. STUART, n. a., President.
TgIHE Fan Session Of this well known institution will
( open on Wednesday, the 2gth day of Sep
tembcr, 1866. 1t combines tile advantages Of
healthy location, refined community spacious and
convenient buildings, thorough and extended insruc
ton exact and uniform discipline and VERY moderate
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J0HNSON'S
EXCHANGING AND BANKING HOUSE,
Cor. Of Milan and Market Streets.
.IOINSON.S

''IIINf.
4 tHECkS on New Orleans and New York purchased
~ aud sold; also gold and silver. His operations
viii be confined exclusively to the above business at
the old banking house Of Johnson & DUR
s. tt b. al. JOHNSON.
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DISSOLUTION,

TE7IE frm of JOHNSON 4 DURR Is this dav ais
= solved by mutual consent Dcpositors having
money and other rauables deposited with win with
draw the same as possible as we want to close
the business Immediately If it is desirable they can
deposit with b. ii. johnson, who viii continue the
Banking Business in his own name at the Banking
House occupied BY us
D. 81. Johnson, II
s. If !. 81. DUBR.
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JET E+I20N u > I107'-
CATTLE MARKET.-ATived today-485 Texas
becyes and 406 veal cattle Sold-I98 beeyes 200 calves
and yearngs ana hogs. Stock on salo-l3o0 Texas
beeves 81 veal cattle III hogs 1000 sheep and SO
niIsh cows. Quotations are, for
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SHERIEF.S SAFE

IN DISTRICT C0CRT-State of Louisiana-Parisl
4 of Caddo--Number 7ll8-DUNCAv KEyyEp}.. Jr
vs. SAMUEL K w. FuEHAy By virtue Of a writ
OF ieri acas from the honorable the District Court
q the parish OF Cadde, and to me directed, | will sc
a. public auction at the Court House door, in ting city
OF Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of October, 1868,
between the hoars Of 10 O'Clock NJ. and clock :. NJ
the following described property, to-wit:
certain piece 6f land, situated in the parrish of
Caddo, known as the plantation of Samuel K W.Fur-
man, containing fourteen hundred and twenty-three
and half l4235z acres, less; boundedch the
north By lands Of J. G. Burress and John b. Johns On
the south by lands Of Henry Talbot JAS NJ Foster and
Jas D. Wylie on the east by lands of JAS G. Fulloye
and on the west by lands OF d. Adams
Seized as the property of the defendant and 10 he
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs
Terms of Sae-CASH, without benefit of aTn5aise-
ment. FLAEIUS J. SIMPSON Dep ShelzF
Shreveport, August 2f, 1866 f6t pfS4S 90
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Shreveport Price Current.

TIVIE FllIa AVT UAL sALEs, IS THEI IE8NsT-IHITI.I
1t should be understood that quotations, gener-
ally, represent the wholesale prices. In filing small
orders, higher rates will have to be paid.
SouTH W EsrEnx OFFICE, I
September ;, 1896.
Corrosive have no change to notice in the market
this week from that given last week. With hardly
any receipts and few sales we are at loss for quota
tons. lie. in specie taxes paid mag be considered
fair price for low middng. Not bale Of new cotton
has yet been put upon the market.
The warehouse receipts from the interior since our
last report up As bales, against IS for the week
before. The shipments for the same time reach Il
bales against IS for the week previous; of which
: bales were from points above here.
Thefollowingis correct statement Of the amount Of
cotton storage last night at the respective ware
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Consignees of Merchandise peE steamboats.

Gre9g of IE1asell.-Boren Long, Tflcr, 3 pkgs; Al
Waters, Minden, pkg; Y LeGrand, Neacbi, 2 pigs;
K Stewart, elmer 2 pkgs; " Lotghery, Marshall,
10 pkgs Frank & Yetzn, do, 10 dG y Gregg &co do,
pkg II Mapley, jefferson, Al dog Clarence Key,
Shreveport II do g NJ a., 10 Dol Marlborough Lof-
tin, Tyler Is do NJ Audds, Marshall, I do.
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Succession o. dAMEs OWENs, deCoa80I.
FEyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Notice i&
6 hereby given that ". w Harper administrator,
has filed in my Office his first annual account of his ad
characterization of the succession of Jas OVENS decd
and unless opposition be made thereto within thirty
days, the same will be homologated, prayed for.
--t) Given under my hand, officially, this 9th aa7
l.. s. fof August, A. D. 1866
~ aus ST. RI WRIGHT CLERK
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The steamer Dunkerson which wasisunl last winter
in SCOTS slough WAS raised few dayF since, but when
on he way down struck stump lit the mouth Of Black
bayou and sunk. This time she u i'll Prove total loss
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P5elps d Co--A Campbell, Cacido parish, % plSgs
Willett Babcock, Paris, Texas, ! pig; W NJ Bruce
Marshall, pkg; 0'Neill&co, Tmces plantation, 1872
pkgs; NJ Sandidge, Old river, GO DO; A Campbell,
Caddo parish pkg Pillsbury & PeErson, Marshall,
286 pkgs; J i Jewell, Shreveport, Fo; Pillsbmy
Pearson, Marshall G1 do; vi w J StGrnuan Tyler,
do; Steele Furrh, Elysiun Fields Texas, l3; Wright
eco, Nacogdochcs, Texas, 4 Do; Norris Haggar, i
dept pkg; steamer Moe Fellows river, 20 pkgs; u
Sandidge Old river, 9 do.
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TETH0IESALE and Commission Department in Their
wv large hre-proof Brick Warehouse at the Depot.
Retail ard sample Departments in their Store Houses
north side of the public square.
Liberal advances made on eonslgnments and special
attention paid to the sale shipment Of Cotton Wool
Hides Agricultural Imp dement's, Mills Machinery, Fur
uiture, Stoves &c, &c. aus tt
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fuEsDAY, Sept. 4.-The fine steamer Caddo, captain
Thornton jacobs Tom Jacobs, clerk Arrived this morn
ing from the city with frstIate trip. She brought
New Orleans dates of the 29th. We Ore under obIiga-
tons to Tom Jacobs for files IF late p3pers The Cad
10 will leaye for the city To-day, auG advise those
Fong to the city to 60 her. he b one Of the best
boats in the trade.
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Z. JOHNS,
z L A S Z Z r Il r

It's fully prepared to do any description Of work in hi5
Line Of business. Having a full supply of material
on hand can furnish and do work at the shortest notice
Particular attention given to eementing and repairing
cisLerns All orders left at the Ph@nlE Exchange on
Texas street, will be promptly attended to- au29 6ia