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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

Messrs. Sim Smith and Ed Groves, clerks Of the
Louis dor will accept our thanks for late Red
River papers.
For late papers from St. Louis we are indebted
to the officers of the Olive Branch,
Mr., W. j. Gallagher has our thanks for a copy
of the Mayo (Castlebar, Irelandl Constitution.
The officers of the Luminary have brought u
the latest papers from Cairo, St. Louis and
Chicago.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

The bark Arabian, of Port BurWen, Canada for
Cleveland, Ohio, was totally wrecked on the night
of the 18th. The captain, mate and crew, and
the mates wife were lost,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23
NUMBER 267.
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Tire 4 ur'

GREAT TRor BETwEzv TIE STALLION GEORGE
wILEEs AND THE MAZE l. ADY THoRNE-THE
STALLION The wINNER-.aE AEsT WAGON TINE
on RECORD ETC.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

CHANGE OF FARE ON THE New ORLEANS AND
CARRoLLToN RAILRo tD-As will be seen upon
reference to an advertisement published in this
mornings CRESCENT, the fare on the above road
on and after the first day of July next, will be
twenty-five cents to Carrolton and back on the
same day, and fifteen cents to way points. Child
rem half price.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

bTefless young bartister says that any lady
who possesses one thousand acres Of land pos
sesses sufficient ground for an attachment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23
The German Quenlran.

II - .,. TARI5 CONFERENCE PEACE PLAN F41LueE-
sosI,a aCSrELA PERSISTENT AND UNcog yIycED IN HER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

Pm afraid youth come to WANT said an old
lady to young gentleman.
&" have come to want already s0
daughter" was the reply. ''''''''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

The following is the list of passengers per steam
ship Geo. Washington, E. V, eager commanding,
which left New York on the afternoon of the l6th
inst, for this port, and will arrive on Sunday next
JE Theuuaest W Rernard wasservogel Nathoest lady
childreV and nHrse A Dmnn G Fnnte T. Stearnes
7 Gronery. mclean, Mrs BaekmAn, G Wilkinson Rev
u G Griere wife and children, Mrs W Thompson
Bpf5nE E Tia more Mis- Ii EcDaw4ll 4 Durand Nis,
NJ f Un1erhl, Mnleomsrn, ith, A p u, rtis, Mrs
D CuOk f Wilcox. Mis- Ada Hnmes, a p FHy, A Sem
and servant Keller, A Allen, Miller, Miss s'tl
! ler Z Underwood wi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

q am much afraid of Lightning" i" said a pretty
lady.
And well you may be-" replied despairing
lover, " as your heart is made OF steel"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

EURoTE.-The Peruvian brings dates of the sth.
Prussiau troops had entered Holsteln and the Aus
trians were concentrating at Altoona. movements
which virtually commence the war between the
two countries.
A vote on the postpOnement of the reform bill
resulted in ag0vernmen majority of twenty seven.
The China has also arrived, with two days later
news confirming the reports of the Prussian oCCu-
patton OF Holstein.
Austria had instructed Gen Goblenz command
ing the Austrian troops in Hostein, to avoid an
armed conflict, and he accordingly withdrew to
Altoona. MOnteutfel the Prussiau commGnder, had
also been directed to avoid collision, aud not to
occupy the places already in possession OF the
Austrans In dispatch to the Austrian generals,
he expresses the hope that peaceful understand.
ing will prevent the outbreak of war.
Italy will commence hOstilities as so09 as war is
declared in Germany.
Bsmark had issued circular on the 4th eX
Ceedingly offensive and warlike in its tone aud
with it the last hope Of peace is said to have dis
| appeared.
Prince Alfred took his seat for the first time il
the House of Lords as the Duke of Ediahorough.
| Financial affairs are reported rs favorable. The
suspension of Agra and Mosterman's bank create(
| a profound sensation, and has spread wider ant
deeper ruin than any similar calamity that evel
| occurred.
The cholera has broken out ct Nantes and il
| Holland.
There were reports that the Turkish troops ha,
crossed the Danube and come into collision wit
the ROumanans, but they lacked confirmation.
In the meantime, Spain and Portugal hay
agreed to act in common for the defense of neg
uaty.
At Beeville, northeastern suburb of Paris Yt
Gently, an explosion took place in fireworks fac
tory, while f0rty-eight work people, more tia
half of whom were women, We're employed in tn
building-ktlling twenty and wonnding eighteen
them. The whole establishment was demolished
and the window glass broken in all the housC
within several hundred yards of the locality.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

France Abandoning DIaxinni1ian.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23
7BLEGAf,,, 4PHIc DISPATCHES.
Presidents Message on the Radical
Reconstruction Resolution.
RATIFICATION NOT RECOMMENDED

LOUISIANA BONDS AWAITING IDENTIFICATION
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

THE FEN1ANs.- Official information received at
Washington shows that, while the Fenian move
ment may be dead for the present, it still retains
the same elements, and may materially aid in
another spasmodc effort whenever a suitable OPP
portunity occurs. Quantities of arms and muni
tions are still moving to various places of deposit
aud especially in Pennsylvania. The organization
is very strong throughout the country, but espe-
ciaIIy at the South where there is large proper
tion who will hail fighting opportunity with great
pleasure,
1t is said that James T, Brady has been engaged
as counsel for Gen. Sweeny in the matter of his
arrest for violation OF the neutrality laws.
Mr.. Kelly, Tribune correspondents has been re
leased. The fourteen Fenians captured near
Pigeon Hill are undergoing private examination.
George Crawford, an alleged Fenan spy, OF Ere
ligsburg, is under arrest, and it is said that the
evidence against him is very strong 1t is said
that the prisoners will be sent to Smeetsburg foI
trial
Montreal was alarmed on the 18th by rumors OF
an intended Fenian invasion that night. cansed
probably, by movements of the Fenians from Ma
| lone to st. Albans.
The damages done at Pigeon Hill, Slab City ant
Freligsburg will probably amount to $4,000,
| AT the examination on the 18th, a state of wal
against Her Majesty was established. The pri
soner Gigan was identified as having arms, ant
threatening to shoot several of the inhabitants.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

The following is the list of passengers per
steamship Morning Star Horatio Nelson, com.
mandng left New York on the afternoon of the
18th inst. for this port, and will arrive on Sunday
next:
D Adams, Johnson, Veers Mr. Manassas and wife,
Manassas, Heir, Miss Amanda rral NJ IS neffner
Henry Piersnn, Armstrong, Mrs Rev uthaim Son,
Perkins, Keith b aydOn Aad wife, Webster Fnuay,
Bray Edg Good6ooy, segel, Louis Latner, H Diems
and wife Sigert Keuer, Rubt Dl&on Chas Hahn. W
Warren and wife, u Thompkns, Henry aud children
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05

While waves like mountains high and higher swell'd
Or, like the eagle soaring to the sky.
His name with LOFTY pride we here repeat,
And all his manly virtues warmly greet
WILDLY | his name was e'er eclips'd by none,
Save our great and glorious Washington.
His glowing love and zeal and skillful hand,
Soon spread our noble Order thro the land.
His wisdom with ardent love combined,
To spread Ger all the fellowship Of mind
As thro' our land his noble deeds resound
We'll sneak his worthy name in strains profound.
Another name high the worlds bright page,
Stands first as hero, then rs patriot sage
Nv slken cords his crucible WAS filled.
With lishtnngs from the angry clouds dlstilfd:
Fr.yKLIN second to the first alone we yield,
And here engrave his name on every shield.
Turn thou with us this glorious work to scan,
which truly honors God and besses man,
And while its milder lines we feebly trace,
Nav love and truth shine out on every face
And first. we trace its source into the shade,
Where history no incursions eer has made,
And like the NILE. that flowing wide and clear,
7, has a source where solitude is drear.
But as the stream perennial fows along,
We have it told in story and in song,
How holy Friendship Love and Truth abroad,
Descendei from the {. Fatherhood OF God
And az the stream along progressing ran:
II brought to view the Brotherhood OF Man.
Vow TO our emblems direct your gaze -
Behold the Eve all-seeing in a blaze
with light refnlgent beaming on our way
Our night is made as lucid as our day.
And then we bring our Heart in open hand;
That we NAV bless the brothers of our band
And next we have the Ak and Links, that We
Nav sever from hearts as from Tree,
Each poisonous plant of foreign growth
And bind each heart with solemn OATH
Behold the thriving Hive. an emblem true,
OF order works and labors not lew,
From blooming flowers and sterile held,
Sweets unto the hand of toll they yield
Thus are we taught times lessons as they ny,
And here we learn the skiliful hand TO ply
"The last OF earth" the sepulchural remains,
Death from our race his shining trophy gains;
And thus the emblems of our fallen form
The gloomy mansion of the tomb adorn.
And now behold the features of our race,
As DER the darkened wave of life we trace
The flight of time, the rise and fall Of man
When the period Of our earth began.
As DER the fields of space Gods light did shine,
That we might trace his law in every line,
So we our rising glory would unfold
And grasp again Gods feilowsh P of old
Our BANNER now is floating in the breeze.
High may it wave DER continent and seas,
Until the tribes of man bot6 far ani near,
In favored lands and barren wilds more drear
Shall echo back the signal Brothers give,
And shout Odd Fellowship long may 1t live!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05

THE Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows COM
menced its annual session at San Francisco on
Monday, with n full attendance. The election OF
new officers resulted as follows "A. b. Asher,
of Downevile Grand Patriarch; B. W. Barnes,
of Laporte NJ. E. Grand High Priest Charles H.
Randall, of Sonora, Grand Senior Warden; T.
Rodgers Johnson, ofSan Francisco, Grand Scribe;
D. Hunter, of San Francisco, Grand Treasurer
Ezra St John, OF Portland, Oregon, Grand Junior
Warden William A. Gilman, of San Francisco,
Representative to Grand Lodge United States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05

DANCE, TO-NIGHTCahalans Ball. Oregon tuch is
nounced for this friday evening We unutentinnay omit
ted to publish the list Of managers last week which
may not result in lessening the attendance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05

PREAcmNGRev Jas H. Taylor will preach Douglas Ci-
o'clock Sunday: at junction City the evening
# May 10th, and Canon City Monday evening, 2st.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05

SABBATH ScuooWill be reopene at the Union Church at
O'Clock next Sunday All parents and teachers interested
a requested to be present that hour.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05

TssyY has started his North Fork Weaverville and
Douglas City Express lie deserves to be well patronized
Why. will further inform readers next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05
ANNIVERSARY POEM,

DLIv.RrD At SHASTA 25TH, 1856, Ely,
SHASTA LODGE 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05

City Buffers is for travel
thanks energy Alex rinsiey and other citizens Of
Hamilton road district ehope the Supervisors viii note it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05
REMOVAL

Tire Journal Office has removed to the Second Story
of Hoslinger Co.'S building ate Armory Hall eas s;e
of Main street. Entrance by iron staircase
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05

Norc that Thede Party at his Canon City lIo
for Friday May 25t. More particulars week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05

In Weaverrillc, april seth, the wife Of C. W
Twamby, of son.
At Junction City, april 29th, the wife of John
Jackson. of a SON.
At Lewiston, April Goth, the wife of H. B,
Dayton, of a son.
At Hay Fork. April 18th, the wife Of John ".
Carter. of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05
a3irths:

na.nn OF ssranz1.on. neet. next sny FIle yeus sl!.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-05
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ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS.
FPS Ann Hrorurrs.

delivered Mt Shasta, April 26th, s6e, by
"a, sony s. ToLLAxsBEE OF sH.srA LODGE 10 81
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

Womans Rights ia Hxnga,y.-A
curious petition has been presented
to the Hungarian Diet. 1t is signed
by a number of widow. and other
women who are landed proprie.ors,
and asks for them the same equ ality
Of political rights with the male in
habitants Of the country Ms they pos
sess"d i" ls4s. The ladies' represen,
that they have much NOR. difficulty
In bringing up their children and at
tending to their estates than men (;
that they have to bear the sam.
state burdens that they are not al.
lowed to take part it, the communal
elections. aud that, although many
OF them possess much more ground
than the male electors, they have NO
political ri1bre,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22
irresponsible Lounterfeitcrs

One OF the mos; ser ious ANNOYANCE.
which the propI istor. Of AN article in un
usual den. and have 30 encounter i IN.
piratical imitation of it by parties EQUAL,
subscriptions and irresponsible If an in
div ldnai or a firm With means engages in
THIS netarious business, to. damage award.
ed by court of ju tce for the. ff,.n.e are
coilectab,,. aud it j. some satisfaction to
the party wrongtd that the " ouger is
Itra'ss are mea Of strde, who canno, re
spond in dollars 10 the laws reward
HOSTETTERS'S STOMACH DIITERS
being Standard Tonic marketable. evcry-
where, aud representing tbe v.!u. sffi xed
to it AS accurately a. q National Eunk I'LL
represents the amount expressed o. its
face, has been extensively counertei.d
aud simulated. The proprietors have spent
many thousand dol lars in hunting ND and
ssntisE does irresponsible individuals aud
firms who have given their minds TO this
iirty work. These parties some of them,
It least have = way Of changing their
base, though ttey never change thth base.
'ess. When an injunction i. laid upon
hem in one part of the country they some.
lines "vamOose' to another, and try the
rick again In some casee it is necessary |
o kill them two or three times over. Per. |
APPS the best thing that can be done under |
hese circumstances is to "iay az i.ju.etion''
pom all who use the Bitters to buy only Of
callers whom they can trust. In every
ity. town and village Of the United States
nd British America this famous ionic, al
'rative and protective medicine may be
REQUIRED Of reliable men OF business.
Sim
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

Rev. DR.. Hamlin, of Constantine.
pie. says that hundreds of lives were
saved by the following simple prep.
aration, during the terrible raging
Of cholera in that city a few years
since. In no case did the remedy
fail where the disease could be reached
in season. 1t is no less effective in
cholera morbus and ordinary diar-
rhoa:
One part laudanum; one part cam
phorased spirits; two parts tinc.ure
OF ginger; two parts capsicum.
Dose-One teaspoonful in a wine
glass OF water. If the case ia obsti-
nate repeat the dose in three or four
hours.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22
Our Chicago Correspondence.
CHICAGO. May 9. 1866.

Dear Ners:
Ve.oins is the order Of the day
Ere this letter reaches the readers of
the Neacs, the bill for the admission
Of Colorado. will. in all probability.
receive quietus. at least for a time.
This bill, like all others which the
radicals have passed, is one of usur-
patton. BY its adoption. they hoped
to gain one or mo6a1,ccessions to
their ranks. According to the Con.
si'tutlon, "a territory must possess
10000 bona fide inhabitants before
1t can claim ad mi scion into the I'm.
ion. J his Colorado doe. no, pos
sess, and President johnson knows
1t. He sees III the bill nothing but
a political scheme, a radical trick.
and an unconstitutional tendency
throughout. He holds tina; no terri
tory has right to admission while
eleven Southern States. who have |
fulfilled all the obligations imposed
on them by Congress. are denied ad-
mission and the benefits of represen-
'asion in the in the government, I'M
der which they live. When the rad
'cals try to run against Old Hickory
No. 2. they will find that their diff
cuit'es are only just begun. He is
determined to show them that he i.
President of these United States, and
that "by the eternal they shall no,
while be can proven, it,"
AT present We are being surf-i,ed
With amusements. Invent last week
o see the "Octoroon, or Life in Lou
siana' sensational, misrepreseusa-
ional drama now being played here I
I drew we'll OF course. as does -v-
rythins tina. rnisr-pres.n,s life
mong the people Of the "slar.rv, :
ursed region" 1t opens with e
Gene in.ehd(a for a Southern HON. t
he darkies are all in their glory, s
nging the song of"The year of Ju ,
- Tha. song is Southern. 4
Mt it? Then comes an interview
tween the two overseers-one a II,
asal twanged gent from the land of pi
steady habits" the other a Ss u
whip in hand. , 9Th III
these worthless are in love with ~
De. the octoroon. who is represen. CO
d as the natural daughter OF the til
rner of Terrebc me estate" In Id
9 scene e-titled Northern thrift and ~
'uthern waste, the nasaI-,wansed -
d'viduaf representing the former b.
whiting stick and taking por. VT
hts. while the latter is represented to
a lazy bully and whisky drinking rel
At this stage of the 'a'
anna. "big injun" come. in. of ma
3 Lepan tribe. What tribe is that, 1.
ay . Next comes the slave sale, fri
ne up with all the "horrors" tn at dir
anaticai imagination can picture. ~.
he Cctoreon is at last knocked ne
wn to overseer No. /, for S25 ,OO0 the
city good price for gal. Then tim
sues scene of blood Bowie. trio
ives and ievolvers are brought In. %
reqnisition, and other scenes are .h.
'eted that are enough to disgust npe
; honest man, whether Southern dea
not. This insulting farce closes city
b scene representing steam .s u.
{ race on the Father of Waters.-.-.,
> Is the only redeemines part of ms
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

Our friends in the interior, whose
mail facilities will not admit of their
subscribing to a Semi Weekly paper.
are reminded that the Shreveport
Ueekly Ne,cs is shs cheapest and
best paper published in this section.
We desire getting a 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 Weekly. and contains
choice selections. reports
Of the Now OYleans and Shreveport
markets, communications from spe.
cial correspondents, and the latest
teleS: ams. Address the editor oil
this paper. If
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

~ play and is. I mus. say. true to
This rather rough sketch
y. Vth b.l-xoasaa idsi Of the KIND Of
e stuff pred b. bout. 10 keen
alive feis mostly ss.fead
VIZ crse unity aud har.
ths4eopls. Dion Boar-
lsksrainee Irish cock

Vhe damage sustained by shipping
on the LIKES. (of which spoke in
my last,) has been quite severe. A
large number Of vessels have been
driven ashore. but so far As heard
from. no lives have been lost. The
Upper Mississippi has been higher
this year than 'jpcs ls4o. Tn. cities
of Dubuque and 5dnl-i,h have been
under water, aud the fine Suspension
bridge at St. Paul ha. been damaged
to such an extent as the render the
construction OF q new one necessary.
Last night vac a night of fires in
Chicago. These w-r. 10 less than
five alarms, four of which proved to
b. true anU one false. About 81
o'clock the FIRST and most d.struc
tive OF the four broke out in tn. bu.
sis.ss portion Of the city--on South
Water street. in the tive-story whole
sale oil warehouse OF Mccormick x
Calender. and which before i, was
subdued, destroyed three lare. stores.
each full Of valuable goods. Tn.
scene was a grand one. TIL. rear Of
the stores destroyed faced tn. river,
and as the Oil Casks burst. the fiery
liquid poured iuto the water. cover.
ing its surfac. with n sheet of flame.
Luckily the vessels moor.d near
h. scene. were removed in tim. To |
saw them, or else 1 should have to
chronicle the most disastrous fire
hat ever occ urred in the Western
metropolis. The other three fires
'ccarred during the night in differ
mt parts Of the city. involving a loss
Yearly equal TO that of the first one.
The total loss by these fires is est
mated ut over 100000. Their orr
in lis attributed to inc~ndiarism.
The work on the great tunnel un-
.r Lake Michigan is progress sing
ap'dly. and it is thought that j, will
e completed by the end of the pres
Mt year. when til. city will be sup c
lied with the bes, and Pures, water
f any in the country.
Ever Of thee. >
COrToS PLASr.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22
Property for Safe,

20 ha rs within ,j' one n,..of the cor
P"fsnon I'm" "' Shreveport. ka owl
| a. %" Alley place
! Ihto" HUNDRED and Twenty Acres o.
! Woodland thee miles tpm SL-crepnr; .
! 'nirn"rs"lN valuable fc~ i.s sr. wood
! Three HunGred and Forty Eish, Acre.
/ 10 u" parish =: H1-sI.r. near eolane! S.r.
/ d'dG", un approved.
! one 1hous,ni Five Hundred A.r.. j.,
! t." parish OF pes to known - tie mania.
| "or Of c"!ouri John Marshall! we'll 10,
| proved
he 'csiaeac" hnil. by CAPTAIN John
| ''fas.n. n" occupied by Mis- Moor.
! .aN mile from ,h- corporation line Of
| 9hfe'cro; containing tour acres, viii,
| comfortable dwellings, &c
Nln'! -ihI"" Acres. on bayou Pierre fonr
and half miles rom Shreveport; forty
acres bottom land, comfortable dwelling
horse, ,u,ho,i-.s. vol. aud fruit trees.
"" hundred Acres one hundred end
nj y e.",'ei. with improvements. eighteen
mics from Shreveport, and eieh, mil.
back OF Albany
one Thousand One Hundred and For,1
Httt- in b"--ier parish on { lsrk's bsvou
TX h''ts from lake nav CATION sbou; Nv,
huu'fca ACRES Cleared and under good
,,hcr "Sceilert Dwelling HOUSE. Gin
.'I,''t; h'lt; Blacksmith shop. Tools. and
Is 'hck.tniih; never falling spring OF VA.
ter eight hundred bW-bel. OF corn Is OoO
pounds Of Fodder. seven Muic-, two Wa.
CONS and Oasn: one hundred And sr,
Hog, nifty cattle, Sty sheen and flecn
hand- on the place under coa,rac, t,r ~.
year.
On" Thousand seven hundred Acre, =,
La"" eight hundred open. lying on both
s'u.s OF the railroad. six miles from Shrevc.
port. 10 the parish OF Caddo comtor,.hl.
'""''ng good stand for public
mouse wei Of water. AZ under. rround
c's'ein and spring: mulss. hones. ca,
We, h"ss' oxen' wagons, cart. corn and
iarrn'ng utensils.
ttshty Acres. two miles from Sbrexc.
port "i:h 4 comfortable Dwelling we'll NJ
wafer and several never-failing springs.
nours and Lot IN Shreveport. now oc.
single story Blu .iness House on Texa
~. between Market and Edward street.
lne property known As the Dutch G.r.
dea II twenty Ave acres. twelve 49,.
70 orchard and ssven in garden. sdioin;nr
me CITY OF Shreveport large -,,o,s
fsne II me. with seven rooms: cis,e,,
ana Well; all necessary ou,huoss. fp-'
1iture il desired.
thirty Acres, one-third IN wood. -,
oinlng the above, will be- sold in cono.c.
ron, al the option Of the pur chaser
>, ne hesdence lately occupied by tn
~. TWO miles from Shreveport. contain
'ls twenty acres with good build,pe, III
'e sold At great bargain. van
twenty One Lots in ten arr. IL, ~.
nd nve lots IN ten acre 10. M Ia .rbs;
'asd' situated Ia the city o, Shreve,nr.
no fronting on Common steer AID ~
be railroad. "ao On
For particular. apply to
h. J. G. BATTLE
6en"'al Agent