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The Portland daily press., 1866-01-23
DISASTERS.

Sch Kate Aubrey, of Portland, before reported
ashore at Gloucester, and subsequently foated off
and sunk has been raised and righted and the hole
in her bottom stopped up.
Ship EIvira Owen, from Philadelphia for Antwerp,
put into Hampton Roads 18th inst in Distress and
reports having thrown overheard 800 bbls petroleum
to save the ship.
Ship Hudson. Pratt, at New York from London,
reports, Jan in gale, John Brown, seaman, while
furling the foretopsai, fell from the yard and was
Baraue Halcyon, tof Bath) Larrabee, from Glou-
cester, Eng, for New Orleans arrived off Nassau MP
9th inst short of provisions and the pilot in taking
her into Salt Cay anchorage, caused her to strike
dragged ashore during heavy blow, where she re-
manned seven days, pounding heavily. AL the salt
between decks was taken out and the vessel have off
she has been dncked for repairs.
Brig Neva, Talbot, from New York for Jackson
vlle before reported wrecked on st Johns Bar Fla,
East Machias in 1864, and was owned BY Talbot.
J Talbot. J Talbot, and # = Talbot, Of East
Machias, and Simpson g. Capp, of New York. She
Barque Pathfinder FIN Roctland for New Orleans,
struck on South Bimni Bank 9th ult but came off
wi bout assistance and proceeded.
Sch Ocean Ranger, from Philadelphia for Boston,
81 days out spoken 18th inst in lat 81 3d. Ion 6
with loss of bs and boat bulwarks stove and short
of provisions. Was supplied by schr A Bradford.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
KEY WEST-Sd 9Th inst, brig Martha Berry.
Blatchford Boston; 9th, sch Coast Pilot, Goodale,
Sid 10TH ship Roamer, Paine, Liverpool.
MoBlLEMAr 18th, sehs Maria Hal, Kelley, Bos-
ton; 18th, Mabel Hall Hall, Richmond; 18th, ship
Shakespeare, Packard, New York. barque Carlton,
Cid 10th, brigs Richmond, Powers, for Providence;
Aqu;dneck, Bigey, New York. 18th, ships Cynosure
Liverpool; Success, Chase, havre; sch j S Lee,
RICHMoND-Ar 18th, brig VIM Nickels, Ames,
NORF0LK-Ar 18th, sch Lookout, Lane Portland
thas been reported sailed.) =, -
FORTRESS MCNROE-Ar 10th, brig Susan West
NOm Cane Good Hone New York. fcraw
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN
PORT OF ND.

Monday. January 22.
r. rffsn ARRIVED. tro-t ar =
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New York.
Sch Windward, lof Stockton) Libby, Matanzas, 81
days.
Sch Water Lilly, tBr) Purdy, Fortress Monroe.
Sch Ida Wheeler, Dyer, Baltimore.
Sch Pembroke, Laughton, Boston forIPembroke.
Sch Emily, Grant, Boston for Ellsworth.
Schs Emma Wadsworth, Hersey and Pinta, Bry
ant, Eastport for Boston. a
SIGNAL for brig.
H5r} CLEARED Ettitd
Steamship Nova Scotian, (Br) Wylie, New York
& A Allan. Errs --r1e.sfs
Barque Ellen Stevens, Howe, Cardenas- Hight s.
Dyer.
Brig Geo Durham, Mcclellan. Matanzas-Isaac
Emery.
Sch Maria Theresa, tBr) Mclaughlin, Port Null
grave NS-master.
Sch Matanzas, Kilby, Boston-T Asencio g. Co.
SAILED-Steamer Nova Scotian, at Al PM; barks
Istria, and Ellen Stevens.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-23

SHIELDS Barque Templar = $40 tons coal, to
Portland Gas Light Co.
MATANZAS. Sch Windward-277 hhds IL tres %
bbls molasses, to Isaac Emery. --
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Girls TAINTED

ITO MAKE OIL CLOTHS. Apply at once.
l. GEO. w. RICH s. CO.,
ja23d1w No. III Fore st.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-23
PASSENGERS.


In barque Templar, from Shields-Fred Bartlett
Mary Bartlett, and Anna M Bartlett.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-23
REEPER s

TNHE only reliable CREEPER in the market IL
i BAILEY'S PATENT. 1t has been well proved
AZ Exchange Street..
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-23

CROSMAN & CO., rs Middle St.
Jan 12-TT& sim
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Panama 18th inst, ship winfield Scott, Rand
wig orders.
AT Callao 2sth nlt, ship Enoch Talbot Merriman
ar oath; Jas Patten Percy, FIN do, ar 18th; Char
ter Oak, Turkey, I'm Madras, ar ed Atlantic, Small
ley, from Islay ar 18th; Moonlight, Deshon from
Montevideo, ar 25th-a for Chinchas
At Demarara 25th ult, brig Hattie Eaton. Small.
for Turks Island and Boston. - >
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-23
'z9a WARREN
COUGH BA LIS A M
Has been found by experience to be the
BEST REMEDY
DIPHTHERIA.7

For the various diseases Of the Lungs and Throat
such as
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-23

SPOKEN.
Dec 49, lat SO so N lon 1913 10 W. ship Gentoo Free
man, ffom San Francisco for Callao.
Dec %, lat 40, Ion ID, ship American Congress-
Woodland, from London Tor New York. n
Jan IA, off Sombrero, barque Nineveh, Stackpole,
from New York for New Orleans. :
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
II.UIIcTfU for Safe,

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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

As many of our friends have ap.
preached Us on the subject Of the un.
called for attack made upon US and
our paper by the Caddo Gazette Of
last Friday, We will say that We did
not deem j, requisite to reply to the
article, for, after being shown the
ungentl.manly attempt at Islander
". called upon DR.. Drury Lacy
editor Of that paper, for an explana-
ton, and were informed by him tina,
he was not the author, and while ad-
uniting that the same should not
have appeared, stated that he was
not responsible. Under the circun-
stances. a reply We did not deem re-
quisite. Such Language may be con-
sidered joke by the author, but it
becomes i serious matter when pro-
perly viewed, aid should never be
INDUCED in by any editor, unless he
seeks personal difficulty.
We have been in the publishing
business for at Least sixteen years.
but never have, nor could we, were.
We to attempt it, make use of as
much biitingsgate phraseology, as
appeared in that sheet. We have,
always pursued, a genteel course in
the publishing business, and intend
always to continue the same while
connected with the press. News
paper controversy is Of no interest to
our readers, and when we have any.
thing to quarrel about will make it
an individual affair. Our establish
ed rule is to attend to our business,
and not meddlIe with those of neigh
bors, nor can We be prompted in a
spirit Of envy to injure others. Our
character, and the reputation of the
paper we conduct 10 too we'll ss-
sablished TO be harmed by any indi.
vidual or party. Our readers must
excuse us for occupying their time in
the perusal Of this article.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
Malaria Everywhere.

Rarely has ,her. been a season As fruit
full a. this OF III aariouS diseases Not only
on the prairie> and in the valleys of the
Fever and Agu- and Bilious R.mir,ep:
Fever nave these Frustrating diseases been
unusually virulrnt but IL..y have extend
ed to towns and cities never before inies ed
with them. and have even ascendcd the
mountainsand attacked thousands of people
supposed ts have been placed by the law.
of Nature above their r-ah. Hence We
are compelled to admit that n fatal ele-
ment pervades til. Universal Air his seasso.s
and should at once resort ~ the only APP
proved preventive of its conse qnencrs.
HOSTTETEK'S STOMACH BITTERS,
a tonic SO potent, an anti-septie perfect,
an Alternative So irresistible. and stimn-
liant so pure. that it enables the human
sy stem to resist and saffl. all the predis-
posing causes of disease With the con-
hdence that one clothed in incombustible
garments might move among blazing build
ings, the man who arms himself against
msaaria with this powerful defensive medi-
cine may walk fever sc ourged district
fearless Of its insalubTions atmosphere.
The in,ermittents and remit,ents at pre-
sent so general in all parts Of the country
may be but the for.r,innrrs of a deadlier
now On its way westward from ths far
Easi. Prepare the system with
HUSTETTER'S BITTERS
for a successful battle with. the mephitic
sold rywhere.-N. L. World Eov. 8,
Xxx
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IN THE FIELD AGAIN.

BY dispatches in to-day's paper, II
will be observed that Mr.. Harris, of
Maryland, has again entered the
field Of discussion, in favor OF what
is juss.-she rights Of the South
1t will b. remembered by the readers
Of shis journal, that during the most
exciting times Of the late war, this
champion took strong grounds in
favor Of the Southern people. The
fact that he has been steadfast in his
views can be discovered by compar-
ing his present remarks to those ex-
pressed by him in April, 1864. when
he sided with Long Of Ohio, because
Colfax. offered resolution proposing
the expulsion Of Long for sentiments
uttered. favoring the recognition of
the then Southern Confsderacy.-
On that exciting occasion. Harris
arose, and in his remarks said that
he endorsed Long. and that he would
stand by him also. that if there was
any honesty in the Democratic party,
it should then rise, and sweep like
a hurricane. those preying on the
vitals Of the Republic, for he uas
rot only in favor Of recognizing the
Southern Confeleracy. bxt ,cill,ng to
acqx;esce in the right IF <ecessios.-
The result of the expression Of his
sentiment was the scene Of great ex-
citement, aud he was compelled to
take his seat. Washburn of Hi nois
then proposed to e1peli Harris, but
the motion was lost. Harris is in
deed a true patriot, and takes the
correct view Of things in general. re-
lating to the condition of our coun-
try, and had We but a few more
friends Of his undertaking tirtnness,
this distracted country would soon
be what it should. As an admirer
Of Harris in days Of yore, we reiterate,
that the Southern people ever had
friends, he was one, and not the
least. 1t is essential that the course
pursued by public men should be
borne in mind for future reference.
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Impo1taat BW-1'he n. O. Ores

Important BiU.-The n. q. Cr.s-
cent says that bill has passed both
houses Of Congress. providing for the
sale of all the public lands in the
Southern States in homestea IL Of
$50 acres to actual settlers, without
distinction of color" 1t only awaits
the signature Of the President 10 be-
come law. tits estimated that this
act will throw open to actual settlers
fifty millions Of acres Of land The
lands are to be open for entry under
tn. homestead law, and each actual
settler. by the pay men, of five dolia, 8
for n patent, and residence on his
homestead for Eve years, becomes
entitled to I6O acres Of land in fee
simple. The land that will thus be
opened to entry are in the following
States
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

We have Gh- following in,elli-
gence from Vera Cruz. through our
New Orleans exchanges:
Communication with the Interior
is completely Intercepted. Business
could not be- in ~; se state
Several of q ss;pai susrriil"
chiefs have had a IN MIG together
to make arrangements to form a large
force and fall upon some of the weak
er garrisons. Some Of the Liberal
forces have been robbing passengers
by stage COACHES. The celebrated
female robber. Charm, has been ap-
pretended at Legui,lan. in mans
guise, and at the head of gang of
bauditti. She has done much dam
age. Lieut. Martin.se had gained a
victory over a small force of Liberals,
near Santa Cruz. capturing 20 pris
oners, pieces Of arms, and several
horses. The prisoners would prop
ably be shot. Tn. town of Zacatula
was attacked by n Liberal fore. and
taken by them. Colina was threat
ened by a Liberal force A number
OF hlibusters We're expected from
San Francisco. A French war steam
er had arrived from Matamoros with
100 prisoners Of war from Cortina's
force. Cortina has fled. Among
the killed in the fight We're several
Americana.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

AT "A perfect stngnation. Such of our
citizens as hn,r the money show n
decided inclination to leave town,
and Judging from sir fact t at DR.,
K.lls. The dentist, office Is daily
crowded by persons of both sexes, |
should say that they expected TO d"
some hepvy labor in the eniiug line
this summer and consequently wished
TO be prepared in the matter of teeth.
From Mes-rs, H.eakiry Il Co.,
wholesale grocers. get the following
summary Of the provision market:
SugGy Common 10 good COM
mon Louisiana. ga l3c.; fair to
fully fair, do. Hattie; fully tair
to prime l4YI l5Ac.; yellow clarified
iGYc.; white clarified lie: Cuba
sugars. Nos. ~ and la. i2Aal3Ac.:
Mol"ssrs.--Cuba SOC; Louisiana
:,5c.; r-boilrd 6OaS0c
F2our--Choic- extra Sl4 50a
lG; good extra Sl3 so; common
extra sig 2jTSl2 so: sup.r.ine
So 756S9 s74
Corn-White Sld Sl.24c yellow
mixed sac; white mixed sO1 SIC.
Odfs.-'j0 to sic. per buslcl
Hdy.-S24 80 aS25 per ton.
Pork.-S34dS 3l % per Dbl tor
mss
Bacon Shoulders l5c.; ribbed
sides Ice; clear sides gle; Sugar
cured hams 23a2 Gc: Dufti-ld hams
CSC.
Layd.-Prime in tirrc.s 2Ac.; in
kegs Pc.
/ CunGies.-l2 oZ. zoe; 1907. 22c;
lloz. 26c.
/ W. ,hy.-S2 goa So 80. Western
r.ctified.
/ Western 25d 80: Go
shen 5O95Jc.
| CAecse-Western lja 22c. Eng
lish dairy 27c.
. CnRce.-Rio 254 29c.; ordinary 10
/ prime.
| .>ait-C"ars- Livcrp""l 81 s54
TN" Liverpool :l9o0S! %.
.San9rt.s.-N.w potatoes 81 OUG
81 %. Onions 50 SU0 So so. Eggs
81 s4>?o per hbl, Chickens Ssa
s. 30 per doz Turkeys $50 per
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
H.fED WARE.

w r. offer at the Old Hardware
w Stand, No. 80 Texas Street,
the following Article, of Hardware the
stock viii he r.n"w"d by constant ad-
dliions Jack. fore and smoothing plains.
hand ana RIP saws pud!ocks various kinds:
riin-luCkS. cottage locks. southern locks,
dead l,ckS storc-door locks. assorted price.
and styles, cupboard. trunk, TIL ches,
drawer, Wardrobe. aud pantry locks; brass
candIcsticks, trace Chains. halter chains,
lock chains dog chains: sewing and pegg
ing nwl { oIlins and other axes hammers
matches. assorted: latbing hstchets plated
iabl. and teaspoons. Britannia and iron
SPOONS. shears. SCISSORS lamp trirnmrrs,
carpenters ral..s and squares. butts and
screws, assorted; strnp hinges. light and
hravy; hisg'.s. screw puiictr bras~ castOrs,
pann.l. square and shuttle, bolts: saw. setts
plumb hobs. compasses, miit--aw. bastard
and handsaw flies; brass cocks. racking
c"ckI, wooden faucets; hollow angcrs
. butchers cieav"rs, rai-iraps. rein and hal
ter SNAPS, Cooper iror- bed keys. augrrs
assorted irving pans. assorted f: vel!
wheels, sanC-pans Il nail and aud -pik rimh
! lets, monkey wI"ucE"s. assorted; ! al
wr.nchc- breast dIi.ls. i;.icN"'r drli-. hal
braces, Wilson's hraC. and Bit hor..
! br,,sh..., s'o" ami hair brushes shoe knives
pinchrrs, and punches .ho. floats: n.snrt
ed steel hoes. coffee mills. Box and Wilson
carpenters levels. pocket levels. p"ck"
knives. all qualities. English and Ainrri.
can Iahl" Cutlery. in every variety. pillow
| lines bed cords Jutc and Manila rope
with rnany other articles il the t.tdwat,
linz.
b II a
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Sad Shooting Aydu an III ran
dria--The Thibod-aux Sentinel of
the goth ult., says that mos, la
inevitable difficulty occurred on the
late election day, in Alexandria. La.
Hon. j. W. Texada, member of the
House of Representatives from Ra-
pides parish, got into quarrel with
his brother, MIR. L. VI. T-xada, which
resulted in the shooting of the former
by the latter. The ball passed
through his body just below the kid
n-ys, and the wound is pronounced
by the physicians to be fatal. Thos.
Texada was Immediately arrested
and lodged in Jail, and it is supposed
will be tried ut once, as the District
Court is now iii session in that par
ish,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Our friend J. w. Spears, the
polite clerk Of the steamer Il. D.
Hins, came near drowning on last
Saturday night. The Hins was
taking cattle on board, at the stock
landing on Cross Bayou, and Mr..
Spears on attempting to get on board,
about 9 o'clock, p M dining the
darkness, got upon narrow plank,
which was full of mud. the result
was that he slipped into the bayou.
the current being very strong, car
risd him under the boat. but by per-
severance he succeeded in getting
between the hull and the shore,
where he succeeded in catching held
Of the root of tree, to which he
chung until assistance reached him,
aud he was saved from a watery
grave.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Our friends in the interior, whose
mail facilities will not admit Ut theil
subscribing to Il Semi Weekly paper,
are reminded that the IMycrcpoyl
Weekly Neus is IL. cheapest and
best paper published in this section.
We desire getting large list Of snb-
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
editorials, choice selections, reports
Of the New Orleans and Shreveport
markets, communications from spe-
cial correspondents, and the lates,
teleg, ans. Address the editor Of
this paper. tt
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

A Buffalo, N. z, dispatch Of the
18th says that the action Of Con-
gress has given new life to the Fee
MAN movement. Enthusiastic meet
ings are expected. A revolutionary
committee has published strong up
peal to. collect comm;ssary stores,
money, ETC., to call meetings. and
pledge support to men who inscribs
upon their banners, universal liberty.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

We are requested to announce
that on next Saturday, june 23rd.,
u funeral Sermon by Bishop
Marvin and Eulogy by Hon. T. T.
Land, will be delivered in this place.
There will be q collection taken up
for assisting in erecting n monument
in New Orleans to the late Governor
Allen. and all who are favorable
are requested to come prepared.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
Seyred HIM RieAt.-J. T.. Bryant,

Serred HIN Right. E. Bryant,
editor Of the Loyal Georgian, pub
lished ut Augusta, the organ Of the
Freedmen's Bureau, was arrested
this afternoon by the civil anthori-
ties for attempting to- defraud ne
groes out Of money borrowed from
them when he (Bryant) was an Off
Ger Of the Government. He was
released on cotored man becoming
bis security
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

A traveller stopped at an inn to
breakfast, and having drank cup
of what was given to him. The ser
want asked, "what will you take sir :.
tea or cOa.- I" That depends up
on circumstances" was the reply,
eft what you gave me last was tea, |
want coffee; if it was coffee. | want
tea. want change"
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Mr.. j. b Lewis, jr., intends to add
largely to his present stock of boots
and shoes, with the expectation of
~holesaling in Shreveport, or as
reasonable terms as can be offered
in New Orleans Call at the corner
Of Spring aud Texas streets, and OK.
anime his stock.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

The work on the Shreveport and
Marshall rsil,oad progresses daily.
With the view Of aiding the road
the Common Council of our city has
rendered a lean to the company of
$4,000 in scrip. 1t becomes the du-
ty of all citizens who feel interested,
to assist the company in every re-
spect.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

The Picayune says tina, Col. Con-
don, of New Orleans, tn. Inspector
General of the Fenian army. is a,
present in Texas organizing troops
for the grand Erin army We won
der what object tn. United States
can have in toll, rating anything Of
the kind.
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PITTS G 1Huycr's safes.
EXTENSIVE and UNRESERVED SALE.
OF
Groccrics, Liquors and Cigars
a L AUCTION
By + / + :, ~ tina TEk


CLARENCE c. THAYER -. Auctioncer
WI br old on
WsdEcSd4y. .ieRe 2Oth, 1866.
At The their ~, e~rruu Milan street IN
der the N.rAuiAh Ius-l
An excellent assortment OF Groceries,
toff'c Candles, Soap. Soda. Saloratus,
% Bbl.. OF Sugar. - bbls. Molas,.s. 20
half ibis, at Mula,>"s
Also
30 Bill WHISKY different brand. 20
Bb,>. RvinI"rr hisky 10 Bhls. Rose
VIII >k-y ~ Bb!- pM bourbon Whisky.
Is hall Ibis Brandy 80 Baskets Cham
payne, Brandy, Ciare', Cherry Bounce,
Jamaica Rum, &c. in Boxes
Also
$4,000 Cigar, various bands, some very
choice.
The attention 81 the trade and is
particularly cal ST to tins sale.
Terms a Sale
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4 coca (U,sI.rc.

TUE. present condition ct oar CuuatrE i
i surh. that the under iyu"d is ,t'.>i'cu-
ut retiring fr"U III" Publishing business -
IL" therefor" ut'rr- for sal" ON REASONABLE"
.rms 'hc shreveport News Printing
Establishment. Thu paper >publishr'i Semi
Weekly and Week., nnl has AN excellent
advertising patronage I've job Office
uuacsird has iii the requisites o, a III -
rIn-- printing establishment. A. a. pay
rug u.uluiuU he "Stabh-hrn-nt IA. proven
ir".; un,4rpa- by any Other "ti,c" III
III. STATE. OF country. To any person
alshinE 10 'ng.s. ID Ia" business. This is
on" Of 'n'' best opportunities offered.
Address. with stamp enclosed tor an
~wrr. john DICKINSON.
SOLE Editor aud Proprietor, - Texas
-tr""r Shreveport. La.
IITY GEN RT. COINTRY MER
Y chats and Planters can De. supplied
With i."o>iuE Glasses aud PiCtur,. FRAMES
Of All i"scrlpt ons NJ 1T Camp street. op
po~i'- -. Pat ick : Church.
Constantly on hand an assortment OF
F;-uch and German Looking Glass PLATES
t"NnS, T,SStI.s. etc. Old Frames Regili
and mad" equal t. new.
Giiui>6 and kKuNZIS.; IN all its branches.
Church and steam t-.at Gliding attended
TO.
iuncl6 ~ BUREAU & GDbCH.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Our steamboat friends are reminded
that by sending their orders to our
office, in due season, they can have
all the papers they require, stamped
with the name Of the boat and officers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

The steamer 4. ID. Hine left Oh,
port on Sunday evening with the
largest freight of beeves and sheep
that have been shipped this season
on any Of the boats.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
he Soto Parish,

NNiiE undersigned il prepared 10 do all
l. kinds OF WAGON and CARRIAGE
work, Trimming, Harness and Painting
All orders filed promptly and satistac-
torllly. +. DICK,
jc5 T. kcachi, tc Soto Parish, In
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

The steamer Mittis Stephens ar
rived here ON Sunday evening and
left here on yesterday morning FOX
Jefferson.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Our friend, Mr.. L. +. l.. Frank, is
just in receipt of genuine BAIL Spec
tacles, Colts Navy Pistols. pur"
Diamonds, and the finest ladies and
gentlemen's jcwelrv, etc, which he
will sell at living prices. Give him
call. Jan3O-tt.