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Police Reports.

WgpTE pAY November 13.-Ins the mayors couf'
III. morning we're several Of the bIhoys The first on
oskst was ono William kinney woo not satisfied with
being drunk, laid down ike another hog to snooze
awhile il the gutter. He ives dis missed scot free
p Buten, found with too much of AZ the rosy under
I'll aiaphram, and asleep on the sidewalk was fined s.
ma cyst. Jourd Keller was drunk Hrd FREQ of his pis
III IN the street, for which net altogether innocent
gusement be increased tht assets Of the city to the
,,naunt Of 5l5 aad cost Austin paws also did some
shooting Inside the corporation LIMBS and fined in
tbe sum Of $3.50 and cost
Tss:lcc Bcals "doEc" Tie WORK rthe last two cases
In iaglice Aliens court, this morning, July Ann and
Eliza, ". c., charged with stealing wood from
,6sir neigdbors They we're fined Isl and cost each.
M business Oh Thursday, FrdaT, or Saturday.
BoyDAy, November l9-Jt5hn Gowhorn, having ta-
ken horn too much, extended his corpus on tie
og5lic sidewalk and sep: sweetIy as 4 Cupid amid
the bowers Of May, until picked u BIZ the vigan po-
Hill Ashe had been in til i4 for q hours prcyouslr
I'LL court discharged lin free Of ifnc jacob Miller,
Who got drunk aud dis:ar5eathe peace did not get Of
&c vel, bat forked over 81 aid colt.
TUESDAY, November +o.-A.stneI, Trustworthy & Co.,
M having room in her warehouses for all their goods,
Instructed The Sidewalk witba portion of the same for
which breach Of the ordinance they paid the moderate
sim, Of 81 and cost. TIE captain Of the engine, having
broken one Of the ten commandments, and taken the
game Of biz Maker in yin, was arrested Discharged
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srEEpIEasa,S SALE

gN DISTRICT C0URT--S;tate OF Louisiana Parish
L Of Gaddo-No. 7$03.-SaA't HoLLiNGsE5oRrr vs.. c.
d. HonGg, tutrix. By virtue Of q writ off sale issued
d5a 9e ~ Greced Vii ss At i ns melon
at the Court House door, ia the city Of Shreveport,
parish and State aforesaid, or
Saturday, the 5th day OF January, 1867,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a and j clock
the following described property, belonging the
cession Of B. L. Hodge, deceased, to-wt:
Lot Ne. eight (3l in block No. 1ity-ene (aI} in he
city of Shreveport with all the buildings asd Improve
Eents thereon.
Seized the property Of the defendant, and to be
sold pay ard satisfy the writ issued in tie above
titled suit with costS
Terms Of sale-GASH, without benefit Of appraisc-
neut. FLAYIuS j. SIMPSON Dea,. SIerf.
Shrevep0It. November I. 1855. 10 pE.2Z -
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sYEDLC SALE.

= IessI0n OF JAMES v AJLiNG.
GtTATE OF L0UiSIANA-Parish Of Caddo By yir
- tue and in pursuance of order Of the honorable
the District Court aud commission thereon issued
directed any duly qualified auconeer in and for the
parish and State aforesaid will sell at public auction
ID the highest bidder at the Court House door in the
city Of Shreveport, on
Saturday, the 22d day Of December, 1866,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. n. and O'clock P.
y, the following described property, ceded BY James
Naing to his creditors, to-wIt:
Lot No seven (7l in block No nineteen l5 fronting
forty feet on Caddo street and running back Tor depth
one hundred and fifty feet in the city Of Shreveport.
Terms o. s&le-CASB, subject to appraisement.
II. J. G.. BATTLE, Syndc.
Shrereport Tovonb her 81 1896, f5t
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SYCCEssTON sALN,

Succession Of DAVID STALEY. deceased.
CtTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parisho Of Caddo. BY vir-
- and in pursuance of an order Of the Clerk of
the District Court, and commission thereon issued
directed to any daily Qualified auetoneer IL and for the
parish and State aforesaid will sell, or cause to be
sold public auction, at the Marke! House in The city
Of Shreveport, Oh
Wednesday, the 5th day of December, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. h. and o'clock P
NJ the following described property belonging 10 the
succession of David Staley, deceased, to-wit:
( yoke Steers, ! Saddle and bride,
5 Tearings Lot butchers tools and
so head Goats, fixtures,
GRAY Mare ] Lot house fixtures,
aud one small house ia Muggnsyile, used meat
market.
Terms of sae--CASII, subject TO oppraiseHent. If
any Of the property doosno bring its appraised value
it win be Immediately reofered and sold credit Of
twelve months purchasers to give their notes with APP
progad personal security bearing 8per interest from
day of sale until paid. Nir
W. B STURGESS Administrator
Shreveport Noyelnber2l 1885. T8t
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ERsHIP

cor RTN EZSSHIP.
THHE undersigned have formed a cepartnerslip nm
Il der the style Of THATER 4 BYRNf, for the
conducting Of an Auction and General Commission and
Cotton Factorage Business from thisrGate Store No.
4 on the Leves 3Esa
CLARENcETa TIAYER,
ALEX. BYRNE
shreveport November / 2 1865. n2l If
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Congigneea of Merchan5isa 80 stesmhoats.

?
l5selps d CO. Shaw, Marshall, l3 PACKAGES W
D ScToggins, DO, do; II Hite, Shreveport do G
i Sligo, do, ! do; L G DeIisle q co, Marshall do;
i Il AcVean Shreveport, dc; II 4 Griffin TYLER do;
ngoght CO. Nacogdoches. do; Clapp Brown,
troupe do; Ii Brown & co, Tyler, do; EuGe
Greenvll!e, 30 do; Louis Mayer, Henderson, do; A
Campbell, Shreveport, do; Il Hastings, Starv!e,
do; Clapp Brown, Troupe, 4 do Weight & CO. Nacog-
qo E do I 4 Chamberlain Shreveport, 60 dc;
4 ] II Brown z co, Tyler, do; DeI4islc co, Mar
shall, do; col II Hail. do do DR. A Shuford
3iount Carmel, do; Wash McCracken, Shreveport, l
do Hon Alex Boarman, do; L $ Haynes, Marshall l
do l. Collins, Tyler do; Louis Mayer, Henderson,
~ 40; Sears, Marshall, do; } tnompk1ns, Minden,
%; Weight \ GO, Aacogdoehes, do i DeLisle &
60, Marshall Al do.
. 'Stacey d I75sgnI--h q y Jacobs Shreveport. So
i passages; u a2rtin DC, do 3 II Martin 60,
a5aFshal! 90; u II c" Larssa, q do Willy Harris,
ram, JoheSylHe, ao = Y HOOKER Carthage, do;
Y G9stihe 44lhden oo do Lewis Egbert, Rusk, dc;
\ = u BTIIt' Jonesnile, q; Dodson, Henderson,
! ~ do HICKS q Aycock, Rusk, do III Shreveport l
( long l{ler, DC; Taylor brown, Henderson, do; D
= q 60, LaflSsa do Armltage Riley, Shreveport
Go = u Davis Marshall do; 6 Miszuor, Henderson,
\ p"ho 5liss sarah ohedd. DO, PIG; Z z az, La
r. Z y, JEFFERSON, do y hing, do, do I BGoyne,
/ 90, : 90; I Pernell, do Do.
s4sr, 6I11 . dGo-S Clements, Paris, 10
i I GO; Marshall %; Jones White Oak Shoals 5
eei Il HarIIa, Aacogdoches do; Sandifar Con
T4f, @ashlngton, 90; L y ayes, Shreveport, 10 do;
y II Johnson q co, Marshall, % do; Wallis Para
eLta' % co. , Saper Pa9oIa county . do; L II Nor
feohefty ClaTksvle, 90, Cook, Shreveport 90 do;
stf fioAeer, 20, a do Str Einora, DO 80 dol Bell,
aliiEie, ~ 90 i = Hnmlet Concord l3 do L Mayer.
henderson DC; y Christian, Aoornssport, 2 do; W
Ifacey, Fulton, \ do Ogden & Hindley, do; Il T 4
u WaiEer Carthage IS dc; Anderson, Nashville, 10
/ 1ci4'H C''1' y = LioSFsSli ~ ~
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RED RIVER LAND FOR RENT AND suc.


Succession of J. l.. HoDGEs deceased.
n pursuance of advice Of a family meeting and an
ordarissued from tile District Court of Bossier par
ish Louisiana will lease to the last and highest
bidder the premises, Saturday, the Sth day Of
December next the plantations Red River Bossier
parish belonging to the succession OF JRo h. Hodges
decd, viz. The Elm Grove plantation, containing
cabins LIZ.
Also tRe HoPcwell plantation containing four hun
bred and fifty acres with good gin house and cabins
Also tract of land adjoining these plantations, con-
tanning two bundled acres. good state Of cultiva
ton with good fcncirr bit no cabins or other i'm
until the LIST of january, A. D. 1855, The lessee to
give bis note with special lien and privilege on the
crop to secure the payment of the same.
We viii at the time and place sell at public out
cry to the last and highest bidder, all the stock corn
fodder and farming utensils, consisting Of twenty odd
bushels corn, several wagons, &C. DC. Terms Of sale
All under one hundred dollars cash. all sums
over that amount or credit until the lst of March
1861 the purchaser 70 give his note With approved Sc
curity.
We viii also, on Monday the 10th day Of December
next, lease to the highest Bidder the hill plantation
in Bosscr Point known as the late residence Of Juo'
L. Hodges, decd. containing eyeralhundred acres Of
land in cultivation, with good houses and imPrsva
mcnts the terms which the Red River lands
are to be leased Tile plantation will be divided and
leased in smaller quantitiesif desired BY lessees.
We wiz also, at the same time and place. sell all the
stock hor5es mules cattle hogs Wagons buggy car
riage corr, and household aud kitchen furniture on
said place. Terms Of sale Under hundred dollars
cash over hundred, pna credit until the LIST of
March, 1867 The purchaser to- give his mote with ap
proved personal security. - es0E-'
JOSEPH D. BRYAN,
EDMOND W. HODGES, Executors.
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John Shuje's Cuba. after stay
.got off TO- LAY for the west pole
(. TIE captain had high hopes
lish 1lace called Jefferson, for
an effort tq civilise the inhabit-
t he HAS been studying "Injun"
10, ard although the Iimple-
: lie fsels confident Of Being able
more intelligent part Of the In
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TN DISTRICT C0URT-State of Louisiana-Parish
Z of Caddo-Number 1890. v. ROGERS vs.. G. T.
SHARP, Administrative. BY virtue of q writ of sale
from the honorable the District Court OF the parish Of
Caddo, and to directed will sell public auction
at the Court House door in the city Of Shreveport par
ish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 5th day of January, 1857,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ and o'clock NJ
the following described property belonging to the
cessIon Of John l. McFall, deceased, to-wit:
Lot No sixteen 18J in block dftyone (5I1 in the city
Of Shreveport fronting forty feet Travis street and
running back Spring street to the alley, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized the property of the defendant, and TO be
sold to satisfy the writin the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms Of Sale-CASH, without benefit Of appraise-
neut. TH0S r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport November 81, 1866 ut PISS 90
SUCCESSION SALE.
SUGGESTIONS Of DAVID T. Dickson and Mrs. c. n. NEW
MAN. deceased.
GtTATE OF L0UISIANA-Parish Of Caddo. BY vir-
- tue and pursuance Of order of the clerk OF
the District Court Of the parish OF Bossier State OF
louisiana and commission thereon issued, directed
to me- Sheriff and ex-oicio aueoneer IN and for the
parish Of Caddo State aforesaid will sell at public
auction, the Plantation in the Parish Of Caddo, on
Thursday, the 9th day Of December, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock y. II. and o'clock
H. the following described property, found and being
IN the parish of Caddo, belonging in common to the
SUGGESTIONS Of David F. Dickson and Mrs G. n. New
man, deceased, to-wit
The north fractional half Of section twenty-one (21),
one hundred and sixty and 48lo0hs $50 $500 acres
the northwest quarter of section twenty-five 22 same
township and range containing one hundred and sixty
and 7600ths 6075oQ) acres tie southeast quarter of
section tWentv3ne CID township and range,
tanning one hundred and sixty l60l acres the north
east fractional quarter Of section twenty (2o same
township and range containing one handred and sixty
seven Q67) acres-containing in all six hundred and
twentyeght and 24l00ths 1928 24l00 acres lying and
situated in the parish Of Caddo.
Also-One mare mule, Pink =
One sorrel horse mule, Pete; =
One brown mule, 9 Brown p
One gray mare mule, d" Luck !;
One lot Of old furniture KH9
One two horse wagon
One SGT blacksnths' tools;
One si1-inue wagon;
tne-ox wagon;
Two yoke oxen;
Thirteen head of cattle;
Forty head Of hogs
Terms of Salc-0n credit of twelve months. Pur
chasers to give their notes, with approved securely
bearing eight per cent interest from day Of sale, and
special mortgage be retained the property sold to
secure the payment of the purchase money.
TH0S. Il. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
and cx-otlicio auctioneer
Sbravan0rt Naypn1ba" 1899 [5t ri S63
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syepolt dHs Light Company. par.
= Ice Company ,,........ par.
I. Bonds .&..-... 80
Change Notes .-...... par.
- Insurance Company " par.
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Commercial Intelligence.
: SoUfB- " ESTERS 0FFIcg,
N-1--o,,, T., -. ~

November q, iSGt4
COTTON II EnonAxDA or j. 81. WAskou & CO..
Wednesday, November live have no Improvement
to report in cur cotton market The leading staple
opened dull. We quote good ordinary 27t@23c., low
middIng 29 g3Qe. Thursday-The transactions in our
market were very light. No change to make in quota
tons. Frday-Ncws by telegraph, received late on
yesterday, quoting low m1dling 32c., and nominal in
New Orleans seriously affected market here aud it
is so unsettled that omit quotations. Saturday
News overthe wires shows further decline We have
heard Of no sales transpiring Quotations nominal.
Monday-The market to-day shows more activity and
fur demand but factors have not been uxious to meet
the demands at present quotations We quote good
ordinary @25c low mddIing 26@27c. {. S currency,
tax paid. Gold rules l48@l45. Tuesday-The decline
in gold and the reported frmness Of the New York and
New Orleans cotton market has caused buyers here to
anticipate an advance, and given more activity to orr
market. We quote good ordinary 25@26e.. low mid
ding 2T{028c., tax paid Cold l42
(MEnoEAxDA or D. b. MARrlx Wv edncsdav Nov.
1.-THE market opened dali this morning. and BUYERS
were slow to bid Ordinary 25@26c, good ordinary z
6928c, low middling 2993lc. Gold ll5. Thursday
The market this morning droopng and dali. the unfa
vorable news the wires last night showing fur
Their decline. Sales made for ordinary q 6Q25c
good ordinary 26@27c., low middEng 2s@30c Gold
ruling I45. Friday-The market this morning still
more depressed, and buyers reluctant to buy upon a
reasonable margin, and holders not willing to make
further concessions, except in one or two instances
Ordinary 28@24c., good ordinary 25@96c, low md
ding 27@28c Gold AS. Saturday-The market this
morning fat the adyces the wires last hight being
unfavorable, and buyers and factors were SO far
apart, that no transactions were made. Some small
lots sold the streets for ordinary 22@2ac good ord
nary 24925c, low nliddIipg 25G25c Siondqy-The
market this morning was little more animated and
better feeling prevailed among buyers but holders in
most refused to accept their offers, for ordinary
93e., good ordinary 24g25c., low midding 25@27L<c
Gold l45. Tuesday-The market this morning dull at
the quotations Of yesterday.
The following statements show the movements Of
cotton during the week ending last nigAs:
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$50 REWARD.

STOLEN from my place, near Fayette, Jeffer-
I'm son county, Miss, en- Monday. morning, the
Lg-lA-22d inst by man named CEAS]. LEWIS, Of
light hair blue eyes, light complexion quick spoken,
rather good looking, about six feet inch high
dark dappled GRAY HORSE, well marked, and branded
on the right shoulder - VS." The horse PAGES, and
makes fine appearance is either saddle or harness
animal will give fifty dollars for his recovery.
# WM j. GIBSON.
Taneata. Miss. Eovember 23. 1855. 2t
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EAKEK LIP.

~ Ok Sunday, Novemberl2, 1885, small DA Y
I'm 0NY, blind in the right eye has star in his
/C2A forehead aged fouror five years. The owner
ID hereby notified come forward prove property pay
charges and take him away, he will be disposed Of
as the law directs. ~
ROBERT OXFORD.
na1 2tz Etrd Island Caddo parish.
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River Intelligence.
OyYICH or THz SCyuTu- u EsTEzy.
ShHeEentrt. A.orember y. !


LIE day ncjust the find d. To4thcr to save the cot
ton crop.
The rr5r opposite tbs psiut, since orr last report
has been steadily on tht rise and vas last light nearly
40 feet above the lowe 5t water BARK Of last season
This Ii rise Or nearly % rco 8. his point We learn
from the officers Of thy Iroh City that the bayou at
Jefferson within Ct feet Of being high It was
last spring Wehare noreliaie information from above
the raft The mail rd3r between this point and Wal
nut HILL Ark brings us second Aand information that
ne river Is in good nFriga5le condition. The best
evidence we have Is th the Pioqeer Ira has put out
for that region From ts point out, there is plenty Of
water for the largest class Of boaEs In opinion,
ow water fiji this seasoa has played out Tie follow
Tx is Our memoranda fr the wel k ending last night
WEDNESDAY, Novembdr 14--CoTtrary to our expeeta-
lions the Caroline stGic all Gighfwth US, and did not
ret of for the city untl late thR morning She had
little no additions 70 per trip. and might just well
lave left The night behrc This was The only move
msnt among the river craft 70 days
THURSDAY, Eoyembol I5.,-Thp Red iiger packet
Pioneer Era came in today from be city with first
cargo of freight We ale InG e5eH to her officers for
Gle Of late papers.
The Hurricane Bluffs paczst Independence, came in
today from ga riyor with 20 t5ales Of cotton aud
Eaadrie5 to order.
FR1DAT, November 81 Thu L'iobaer Era, turning her
Jefferson freight over dthe Gess4nler, took board
good trip, and put ont tir the region above the raft
The line packet Lompyer, Caps Dick Siunott came
ii to-day from the cIty rather behld time, with first
TIL AK or Iafe raIerr " 4''A'
NE Esv ORLEANS AHA Je.sersau- oao1-ak iran rity
John Roots master came n t5-daJ from Jefferson en-
-, f~Il NJ rsonle 80
9bo Ie6arson mack pg Taa,v Gilbert can-c II +, Al,
, III Crescent cify ie1 ratt, II T.farsoI ri+I 5r
a-is IN tLe water ac had th .! Nav .5toTs +ir 70
bir1sd ri the falls Sue had all 5e c6d yvar I,5ar
IIJsa Tonarson racket u,,ssanar iC,on par PoTbaT
mt 0nt today for a tnoints ahdve ,re viii aII tT9
fraigt she d
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e3@as4h ALEX. sPEER. John White
III Szfsaz master, viii make regular trips between
-=sFF4z;sz-zzNew Orleans, Shreveport and Jefferson.
touching at all intermediate points for the balance of
hf season. The Speer has been thoroughly repaired
au stands Al in all the insurance Offices For freight
or passage apply on board, or TO
iylS III PHELPS & CO, Agents.
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DIi,ld

Ga the 18th inst, AZ the resido1ce Of Dr. Vance, ii
Hossier parish, Nj. A, DREW J. HAYNES, in the 25th
year Of his age.
NJ. Haynes was native If Alabama born and raised
r cooaa county Dusinz our late war be served fro
the commencement To- its cose, haring volunteered in
one Of the first companies leaving Our parish and there
vas no drawer man, r nore who bad at hear. the inter
~ p us country mdre thEn he he young man
sgooa morals, and nose rho knew him bes. appreci
sd bis character i'of Re was bic only child Of Mr.
William Hayn5. If ttl4pcifsh
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rE0s. n. SIMPSON. 1herlf.
~ and eEtUIlcl0 INcIl0DHer,
Shreveport, Nexenber 2, $50. Ln14 IT pf 50 g
State CT Toaf5iane@rrz.Stsi OF Cada5.

Succession Of EbIAs LAKE, dece4Sei,
TEgENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URg--No.icc is
i hereby given that John II, Burns, test&mentary
executor Of the succession Of Elias lake deceased has
filed in my office final Of his administration
Of said succession and unless opposition be made
thereto within thirty days, the said account wI bs ap-
proved, homoloeated, and made tie Judgment Of
Court as prayed for.
- Given under rry hand officially, this Sth day
L. s. Of November, a. H. 1865.
= tnI4stl r. ]. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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LOST.

Ez] OK Friday, the 18th inst, OCKETB00K
iE57 S containing small anicEn5 Of moaey and
l4z43 dry papers, among which was certificate of
deposit for $1,000 given by B. NJ. johnson to D. s.
Riggs and endorsed to me. All persons notified
not to trade for said certificate ofdepos as payment
has been stopped If the papers and certificate are re-
turned to the undersigned tie finder is welcome to the
small change Tn2I It'll JOHN N HOWELL.
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JEFFERSON CRY. .Noren5er Il, 1865.

JEFFERSON CRY, -Novem5er Il, I5G5
CATTLE MARKET-ArriTed to-day-544 Texas
beeres SCI calves and yeasngs 50 hogs, and II mich
cows.
sales-37s beef cattle ~ calves ana yerrEings, Is
hogs, and 5 mich cows
Stock on sae-a027 beeyes 42s calves and yearliags
sS64 sheep, 10 hogs, and IS mich cows.
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AUCTION SALE.

POSITIVE AID ssYREsERYED SALE OF
CLOTHING, SHOES, GROCERIES and LII
quors, and Wooden-Warc.
AT Aux TION.
10y THAYER & BYRNE-C. C.Thayer, Auctioneer
ID VIII be sold.
Wednesday, November 81, 1866,
at 0 o'clock A. i At their saiesroomS, No. on tbt
Legee, h4.-
Several lots ii Clothing, and Boots and Shoes
-Aise--
An assortment Of Groeeries-Iquors in cases and bbjs
a lso--
Wooden Ware, Cigars and Tahaecc
- Sale positive aud without reserve.
Terms CAST nT. 4 Treasury Notas nsil
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FnR NEm ORLEANS.

Tv-=> b The regular line passenger packet
s14Asassss9 CADDO, Thos Il. Pitts. master. Flor
s-ssszzENance Fjndren. clerk, will leave Tomorrow
Thursday evening, on the arrival Ct the cars Fo
- 49, b,auJ rE7
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Shreveport. October 81, 1856. io3i It.

Important to Merchants and Planters!
Boards PATENT LO OK Iron TIE,
GSURPASSES all others, owing to it's simplicity Of
- application reliability and strength. il can be
put in less time and with greater case than rope
and costs about forty per cent less I!s expeditions
adjustment to bales of any size does away Nh OBJ &C
lions existing TO all other Iron Ties.
We would particularly invite the atte;ton of plans
tiers to these Iron Ties All orders addressed usll
be promptly filed.
uh2l tt PITTS &THAYER. Sole Agents.
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HABEAs CORPUS IN ESAYAs:Ea.--A special dispatch
rom SaFnERah, dated the 9TH, otbc Charleston Cou-
rier says that Two citrens sentenced to death b. the
military commission We're discharged from custody by
l4e united States dis rct aourt dn writ Of habeas
GoFPq7 and turned on Ter tothe civil authorities These
"'e 'oe last OF the nj! itary prisoners in Georgia.
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SATURDAYS.

Z. a. IEOHEYER, fCUBA@
Il. SISSoFr master; w. BoARDAAS, MASTER
For freight or passage apply on board, Or 10
Agents -
PHELPs { &c; MCCLURE & BArRErr;
WALSH ( BoIssEAU; Stacey & POLAND;
il. & 3. JACOBS: GREGG & NANsFrI
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Arrivals and DEPARTURES of Mails.

ARRIVALS and Departures Of Mails.
TExAs-DspaJts Mondays. Wednesdays, m Satur-
days, at 4. NJ mails closed the nights previous.
-4r5ioes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 2P.N.
MoxsoE-Depzifs Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays,
ate 4. n. Closed the nights previous 1rrires,
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays ST. N.
WASHINGTON, AEK-Dtpat7s, Mondays Thursdays and
Saturdays at A. N. -dTages, Tuesdays, Fri
days and Sundays, at P.
NEW ORLrAys-Arrives and departs twice week
irregular.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-21
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h On the 10th ult., one bay mare: NJ UIE, blind
ga in one eye, and about II years old The own
aeba-&2a er will come forward, prove 5roperty pay
charges and take the away it will be disposed
Of the Law directs The animal can be seen at sims
stable. G. W. SIIERR0D
nj If Chief Police