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same pledge was sissa and aoospssds until IN
publication Of the programme, when it was IN
nounced that the position awarded for week.
to the mechanics. had been changed, and
that they bad been assigned to another divi
sion Upon learning these facts, a specia
meeting Of the Assembly MS convened a.
the ADvccATR Office, on Thursday morning
when the following resolutions w-re unani
mously adopted:
Resotred, That the action OF Mr.. David Gage. Chic
Marshal, In violating his pledge the potiC, which
sue Trades Unions this ctty would occapy In the
cession ef the Douglas cermoues aud placing them In the
rear division, merits the condemnation u eve honor
able man
hesotrea, That . Of self respect oompels as to
Withdraw from any participation Ia the proceeding.
Rssored That copy Of these resolutions b. published
IN the daily papers OF this city.
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CHIcAGo MEcu ANIcs' INsrITurE There will
be a special meeting of the members Of the
Chicago Mechanics Institute on Saturday,
Sth instant, at st. Georges Hall, Clark
street. The meeting will be called to order
at eight O'Clock. A full attendant is re.
questei. By order, John NJ. Van Osdel
President
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CITY MATTERS.

Tue DOWNFALL IN CLoTHINc--ShoTn BY
DrDLrY's Bulletin. 1is Randolph street. Chicago, should
induce call from every youth ami hoy In want OF
fashionable Ready-made Clothing. Examine the Buie
tine under the Museum.
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WESTERN PATENTs.-The following mum
be- Of patents were issued TO the various
Western States, from the United States
Patent Office, FOR the week ending August
2lst, 1866, as reported By G. l.. Chaplin,
patent solicitor, Chicago, III
Illinois, .; Iowa, 4; MINI Michigan,
4 Wisconsin, 3 Indiana, 5 reissues 5.
Whole number issued from the Office, for
the week, LOG.
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A Cute RAsCAL.-A man, who called
himself Col. Sullivan, late of the Confeder-
ate army, and who, as he saya, commanded
a regiment Of rebel Texanz % ppeared in
Chicago last April and succeeded in swind-
ling aumDer OF gentlemen ont of money
by appealing to their charity. He said
further that he owned plantation near
Galveston, that he had family in New Or
leans, and that he had lost his leg in the
rebel service, that he vas good Catholic
and was without means Of reaching hom,.
He was given money and he received a free
pass to St. Louis and recommendation to
a captain on the Mississippi river who
dead headed him home. After the parties
whom he had swindled had found out that
be was an imposter, who had forsaken his
wife and left her in poverty, and was himself
living upon the aims of the benevolent, they
had him published in one Of the morning
papers a. a scoundrel, to put per le on
their guard against him. Sullivan, now
going under the name Of McGill, seeing the
advertisement in one Of the morning papers,
wrote the following letter to Messrs. O'Hara:
PoUGuKsPsIE, y. Y, May, 1865.
My thanks to Messrs. Onahan ana OHara
for their kindness. found your letters Of
recommendation Of benefit. When you
come South be sure aud come to see me at
my plantation near Galveston, Texas.
Yours on the wing,
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHrT DOLLARS.
This scamp was arrested upon the charge Of
obtaining money under false pre- ,nces, but
in all probability he VII be discharged upon
the ground that, whatever lies an imposter
may fabricate, be will not be legally liable if
the money or goods were received as >
charity
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THANKS are hereby rendered to our friends
in Peoria, Racine, Fondulac, Madison nd
New York for money received for clubs.
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InR T.. G. WEBSTER,
NO. 1S7 South CLARK street, Chicago.

Mirdthe number, 1t Il l9z not l6l There 70 no DR.
w. NJ 1854 South Clark street.
Treats al difscat delicate and private diseases He
one Of the ellest practthEers IN Chicago ana g5a
kmwR Br bin thorough and successful of o1
Axdtnw cas-s- He IN In tiie deId ready ard gill
isg sfsiniser the afflicted At bis usual Air aud
asasrnss charges. NJ yoH reqnire aid give
nIm eaH. hssis chas wsi You 0otrins, aud per
h.ps iii save large am unt Of physical aud nsental
su1rsnR. An ecannpnicatisns by letter, tencl ,snS
ssmp xnd snnlstion a. once strictly conAaeltiAi.
Rossss psivsr spsn from . .. m 70 >.
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FRANK LAwLER, lsl FArquer street, is
authorized 10 act as General Subscription
Agent for the ApvocArR.
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THE WEATHER-The weather has been
very unfavorable for health for the last week.
The neat has been more fearful than it was
in the dog days, and the rains which should
have cooled the air have only made itmore
close and sultry. We need not be surprised
TO hear that cholera is on the increase
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THE GREATEST DISCOVER. IN THE

u EokfD. Nsw sreAtment, tne oniy way 70
venereal dlnr~ses DR. NJ nOSkN BEkti, lately srivsd
Enrops cures nh venereal diseases without GIVING
p.ient doss Of medcsne regard dAer "
o. exposure the way Thousands ,ur~d IN
Iendoa hospitAls Last year Dr. T. The importerJI
Shis celebrated which has AstDndshed the h0-B
Enyvpe, aud brought Americas mcsf estimated phys
ci@ns Earope last winter 70 stady sbis The
true benefit for NIL an1ieted DR.. H. ~ rHK osLK
who hAs przcticod b. He gives the srirnt pa 'ect
he atk him the Persons cured BY
him the veurreal again, It ttel &c
% much exposed Dr. r. bs cossnited In ~trIcE
privacy In hs private consultation ,j0ioinE Ia
c@c. Coordination free. ksserenees Will BE- given By
psrNas cared bare, given up 81 other dycs0rA Ne
moved 70 10 Dearborn street, SEEDS clock J0ns Is
ana "A, ChisAso, m. Psss once Bax 2sla Utds boar
'tw ~ ~. ! 90 . snd 20 3 D. ~
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VETERANS ATTENTION To those of our
patrons who are interested in the recent
bounty acI--and We know hundreds "
them are--we call especial attention to ,he
advertisement II Mr.. James Dickeuson, 90
Washington street. This gentleman has
Aad more experience il presenting the
claims Of veterans than probably any per
son i'll this city. Prompt and reliable. any
Business entrusted to his care vi! oe prop
erly attended to.
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The survey Of . canal across5 the isth,nu:
Of DarIen is about being renewed, 10 con
formity with an act Of the Columbian con-
greSs, which annuls the contract made by
Gen 0squera with parties in London, and
opens the enterprise 10 the competition OF
The world. A party from New York is al
ready 10 Panama, having the Uni ted States
steamer Waterec at their disposal for this
purpose
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INSURA G.

DIRECTORS.
MAaK KrxBALL, ,. :. RrssEr. v. G. EELL- p.
IUNr, ;. c. GEIsSs, ". GaUrT. c Ia KsA SEE
J. Y. ScANxos. l. 4. LrrER
sT0CKHoLDHRs-
n B. MeCaes, BeniyA-Pa--. ~ " naSssse. :
SSsDley, y, t4alSscgit Msros IA Norton k- Tlsti.
soloo Cxmns, ". d. kmg. John a. S-t-r. ~
Williams. ". II. ftcb, F.dk I~~eit, o',ivfr 4 Batter
ChAs. q. Smith, John Forsythe. Mr. saHs .iisar,
W. Raymond, J. Young scannoH. A. u M rte. J n
Oh pman T N. Jones J. K. Pollard. chas- v. ss~yss
s. G. Griggs, John MarkIey, John AEing. h bOts
ford, John Hayward. J. W. w. Jones' AIRS n Hall =
D. Kimbark, L. Frznkenthal, W. H. LnnL q Innf
Thos- B. King, Vim Clark, John v. Farwssi, c. Par
we'll, b. q. Wells, z. Benedict q r. LARA K0her
L North, 8. J. surdam. II. A. Tywner, Marshall Field
L Y. Letter, n On Mark Skinner JAS. H. Bo~es Cnnan
cey 7. Bowen, GEO. s. Bowen, George Whitman, A.
Winslow, r. Burnham, u. Blrndam, Peter Var
Setback Joshua 5. Seaverns, Mathew Lafir, Geo.
Latin, W. Gondy, j. s. Rumsey, Geo. y Rumsey
Mark Kimball. Wm- Lock, Alexander Officer. n.
Hills, J. Freedman John Botsford.
Office, % La Sale street.
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The Army and Navy Gazette, published
in London, says that monster gun has
been successfully cas,, which, with a charge
Of about 10 pounds, will throw a shot
weighing 100 pounds.
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THE LIGHr FINGERED ENTRY There has
bee al unusual numSer 0f Nesc profess
SIGNALS WHO have visited Chicago during the
week. They are fully up to their business
and 5 Few who have be n awkward enough
10 allow Themselves TO be arrested bear no
proportion to the nuubcr who have plucked
hundreds Of pigeons and made good their
escape We Give in another paragraph some
Of the items os the doings Of these scoun-
dreis which We have taken from the police
court records
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spc auu moLfor- UilCt HoJra IRON
sA. NJ 20 5 r. w. Specialist 10 the
treatment Of AL privsse diseases in
ali their va bed aud complicated
forms. For the pas, - years DR.. ".
has ma e the treatment o. private
diseases his hr siHe-s aud study,
which has enabled him 70 perfect
remedies which are speedy AID Ier-
TnAnent, and 10 All case can b. used
without hindraace 70 busin.~s VI yK-
posture tofsiends. Particular siieo-
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49,
Nv considered incurabie syphilis, III ND terms uoHor
rhoes tiest Structure also the elect Of solitary
uh runous TO body and mind aud produces or me
folio sing effects pmpes the fsce bodily weakness
constipation. aversion TOR ana uneasnes- m le ale
oirv ubmanliness dread Of future sv.as aud hniiy
% npiste protracr0n Of The vital power loss memory
ringing in he ears mpotency-can be fniy restored 70
h~.i,h DIT W is the publisher Of medical work
whirh should In the bEads Of AL those
marriage Sent ail receipt o. ~ prepay
postage. Please call friendly chat viii cost you
nothing.
Dr. Webster refers the public 20 the following phyr-
ei.n. Dr. DetlDr, Mlwaukes, wn., DR.. Peabody aud
Dr. KermoIt, Detroit, Mich Dr. Price, Grand kaEAds,
Nlrh.. Dr. Bowen and DR.. H4rrisin - Louis. No !;
d. Gaines Dr.. j. Barley, Dr. James rBorn, Chicago,
nj, Dr. HendsrshAt Toledo, o. Dr.. DAVIS, cincian4t
To- Dr. Beatty St Paul. Minn-
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WANTS.

to $3.50 per
w month, - sen the
oEsnta1 Family Sewing 1Eachlns,
The BEST Low PRICE MACHINE IN UeE. n Vim
do all kads Of work equal % any othea Machine hirh
price or low, and . no infringement Price So
address, ORIENTAL ExwlNe MACHINE co..
Z. D. Drswes HsA % oisrk-st, Chicago. IN
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HAZE and
FURNISHING GOODS, 90.
which he will sell cheaper than any else in town,
oh he going of gents goods entirely, IN order 10
devote his exclusive attention to the establishment Of
first class Ladies' store. Imh2s Il
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of JESSIE j. IEALoCK, deceased.
StTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of CaddO. By Ylr-
= tue ard in pursuance'of order of sale granted
bv the Clerk of the District Court of the parish OF Caddo
and commission thereon issued to any duly qualified
auctoneer and for said parish will be offered for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder, at the late
residence of Jesee j. Yealoek deceased in this parish
about two miles west of Greenwood,
Saturday, the 9Th day of May, 1865,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and o'clock r
NJ the following described property; belonging to the
succession of said LESSEE J. Yealock, to-wit
The west half of the southwest quarter of section
wenty-seven en- township seventeen (l7), OF range
sixteen 6J containing eighty acres, more or less and
the southwest quarter and the southeast quarter of
ton twenty eight (2S) in same township and range
containing three hundred and twenty acres, more OF
less all amounting four hundred acres, more rless
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Terms of sale-0n credit Of twelve months, Pur
chasers giving their notes with approved personal Sc
cury bearing eight per cent per annum interest from
day of sale until paid, and special mortgage retained
on the land to secure payment of purchase money:
MARY G. SMITH, Administratrix.
Caddo Parish ADril 4. 1865. 5t
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Shreveport Price Current.

taADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANSFERRED
1t should be understood that our quotations. gener
ally, represent the wholesale prices. In filing small
orders, higher rates viii have to be paid
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Shreveport, April 4, 1906. [5tpfsl8
SHERIFF,S SALE.


TN DISTRICT COURT State of Louisana-Parish
Il of Caddo--No. 6974-JoHN BRowN tutor, vs.. WV.
BALL ct ais BY virtue of writ of seizure and sale
to me directed by the honorable the District Court of
the parish of Caddo VIII sell at public auction at the
Court House door, in the city of Shreveport, parish
and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 5th day of May, 1865,
between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ and clock NJ,
the following described property, owit:
Forty and tenths 40 800 acres of land, in the
parish of Caddo, bounded as follows: Commencing
at the half mile corner the line between sections
one and two, in township No seventeen 90 range
fourteen 40, and running thence north three chains
thence north twenynine degrees east, five chains and
foryive links to the point of beginning for the lot to
be sold; thence north twentynne degrees, east nine
chains; thence west, eleven chains; thence north,
seventeen chains; thence east twenty three chains
and fifty Inks thence south, ten chains and ninety
links thence south ory-egh degrees west, along the
road to point Of beginning, known as lots two s2
NJ page POI, IN Recorders office, In Caddo parish.
Seized the property Of the defendants and to be
sold to satisfy tie writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms of Sale-CASH, without benefit of aprraise
ment. TH0S. X. SIMPSON, SherlH.
Shreveport March Is, 1866 T4s6t pr $2l.
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A. KIMBLE,
ECLIPSE STABLE, TEXAS STREET.

LINI'A4 " - = AIK9s 7 Al-AIAF5 . J IhE4AIks
ETAYING leased this we'll known, large a@Id g..
i L eonimodfous STABLE, and thoroughly -
reted are prepared to attend 70 the wants Of tho
pGbic. The best horses, carriages ard buggies kepe
constantly hand. Strict attention gwen to the groom
ny and feeding Of horses. GEO. 4. COOK & CO,
ang28-.f Proprietors.
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And also the of the following described pro
perry, the ownership of which unknown to the

important to Merchants and Planters!
BEARDsS PATENT LOCK IRON TIE.
CURPAssES all others owing to its simplicity 2t Of Of
= application, reliability and strength. 1t can be
and cosGs about forty per cent less Its expedloas
adjustment to bales Of any size does away with oRec-
tons existing to all other Iron Ties
We would particularly invite the attention of plan
ters 10 these Iron Ties All orders addressed to us will
r Il 81 # PITTS & THAYER, Sole Agents.
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ELECTION NOTICE.


PURSUANT to proclamation issued by his excel
4 lency, j. Madison Wells Governor Of the State
of Louisiana hereby notify the qualified voters OF
the parish of Caddo, that elections will be held al the
different precincts Of this parish on
Monday, the 18th day of Nav next, 1885,
for the following named parish officers
One CLERK Of the District Court; j..
One District Attorney for the 10th Judicial District
One Recorder;
One Assessor;
One Coroner; b,
One Justice of the Peace and one Constable for each
Ward, except Ward No. 4, where there shall pc TWO
of each elected.
The commissioners throughout the parish are hereby
instructed open the polls at their respective pre-
cincts at nine o'clock a NJ, or the SAID MON DA ! ,
seventh day of May next, and hold elections Ior the
officers herenbefore named and at four oclock 7. NJ
to close the polls Immediately after closing the polls,
they shall open the box and count the votes poled Tor
each candidate making mention of the name OF the
candidate and the office voted for and return one OF
their lists me, without delay, at my ONCE, III the
town of Shreveport
For the guidance and information of all voters, an
mex hereto the qualifications of voters as established
bv law: Every white male, who has attained the age
of twenty-one years and who has been resident OF
the State twelve months next preceding the election,
and the last three months thereof in the parish III
which he offers vote and who shall be citlzen OF
the United States, shall have the right of voting"
In addition to the foregoing qualifications, every
eecto< is required to produce the amnesty oath pre-
scrbed in the Presidents proclamation either OF the
sth of December 1885, that of the 29th of May,
1865 sworn to and subscribed by him before compe-
tent authority:
Il do soemnlv swear, or affirm, in the presence of
Almighty God that will hereafter faithfully defend
the Constitution of the United States and the Union of
the States Hereunder, and that will, in Ii e manner
abide by and faithfully support all laws and proelama
tons which have been made during the existing REBEL
ion with reference to the emancipation of slaves. So
help me God" Hi5#s- T.
This oath is imperative on and after the 29th day of
May 1862 and will be rigidly enforced It will be un-
derstood at the same time, those who excluded
from the benefits of this amnesty oath, by any OF the
not be allowed vote unless specially pardoned by
the president. THOS. X. SlMPSoN,
Shreveport March 2S 1855 1911 Sheriff.
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" of NAV. 1865,
State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

Succession of = BICKHAM, deceased.
TENENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-No. S29-
! Notice is hereby given that T. NJ Bickham, tutor
of the minors w 0. and f. NJ. Bickham, has filed an
account of his administration of the affairs OF said
minors and unless opposition be made thereto within
thirty days the will be homologated according to
- Given under my hand officially this the Sd
- ~ iap4 5t i a. /! T. /, MfRsHoN. Clerk
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TO RENT FOR TUE YEAR IsGe.

YENHE WILDERNESS PLANTATION on Bayou
4 Pierre, immediately west of Mrs. Powells on Red
river There is about three hundred and fifty of
open land the place, there is good dwelling house.
negro cabins ciserns cribs mill gin and press all the
Improvements are new, and in good repair. There is
some corn and fodder on the place. which the person
renting, can have.
Apply to the undersigned, q miles from Shreveport
n@vl5l NJ WATSON.
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state of Lonisiana---Pari,h Of Cedao.

Successor Of H. ?, STEPHENs, deceased.
TE1ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice is
hereby given that Jacob Hoss, tutor, has filed a
no accon1t Of his administration of the affairs Of the
minor heirs of H. P stephens deceased, and unless
opposition be made thereto within thirty days, the same
- Given under my hand officially, this I'd Of day
L. S. April, a. u. 1866. ,....,.- -
L. lapA 5tl A. /, MERSUON, Clerk.
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STCCESSION SIZE.

Succession Of CATHERINE MoRToS, deceased. .
CcTATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of Caddo will
offer at public sale, at the courthouse door, in
Shreveport, during the hours prescribed by law,
the west half and southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter aud the half of the southeast quarter OF
section No. one %, in township No eighteen (l8)
two hundred 2oG) acres belonging to the succession Of
Catherine Morton, deceased.
Terms of sale-GASH, subject to ADVERTISEMENT.
A L. MERSHON, Clerk
mb14 5t1 and ex ofiico Administrator
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ELECTION NOTICE..

ELEJTEUN NUIIUEs
NOTICE is hereby given that an election will be
N held on the -. -...
First Monday in May, next,
in the several Wards of this Parish, for members Of
the Police Jury. Commissioners of elections will
please attend }. MI FORD,
.- President Police Jury.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of JoHx and ESTHER SULLIVAN, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish Of CaddQ-Ity Fir-
- and in pursuance of order OF the cerkot the
District Court of the parish Of Caddo, State OF LOUIS
lana and commission thereon issued directed 10 any
duly qualified auctoheer in and for thepaIsh anq state
aforesaid, will sell at public aucton, on the prem
Uses,
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1868,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ and elocH p w.
assson Of Jobn and Esther Sullivan deceased tb-wi
The northwest quarter of section three CD henocth
half and eighty 80) in the south half Of SECTION
~ in township fifteen l5l range fifteen l5) ana the
obnast Quarter Of section thirty three $751; ard the
southwest quarter of southwest quarer Of section
thrty-four ga in township sixteen q6 range tteen
f5) containing seven hundred and sixty 7G0) acres,
more or less.
ALS0-A lot Of personal PROPERTY. consisting Of
mules, wagons buggy, small lot Of farming nipple
ments kitchen utensils, stock, &c.
anil 5tI j. w. SULLIVAN. Administration.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
Agent Ordnance Departm
FOR SALE.

LARGE GARDEN and ORCHARD, formerly
"A known as the g Dutch Garden" containing fifty
five acres now in high state Of cultivation, and pre-
pared for large crop this year There is large two
story residence the place with convenient and com
Portable outbuildings. Situated half milo from
Shreveport. Those wishing to purchase can examine
the place and learn the terms by applying the
p,;eae M land til Mrs s. G. BLOUET
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ladies
BAZAAR OF FASHION
J. Fl. McDERMOTT,

.BAsQGINES, SCARFS MANTILLAS, Lace
iSHAWLS, Sc, OF the latest styles, in great variety
Embroideries.
Jackonet and Swiss EDGING and INSERTING, Bands
Ladies Embroidered UND sRSHIRTS, COLLehS,
Infants WAISTS, SKIRTS and UNDEkCLoldINN'
Real Lace col LARS and JE1TS.
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stnte of Lonisiana-.-Parish of Caado.

Succession Of JAS. B. 0GILvlE, deceased
vv7ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0U&T--Notice is
hereby given that VIM. }. 0gilvie, administrator,
=, sIod II nv office an account Of his administration
II the succession Of Jas. B. 0giiye, deceased also
bsou Of debts and unless opposition be made thereto
itbin thirty days, the same viii be hono'2gated as
pill Given under my hand officially, this the eth
l. D. u tx }oni'l I'll A. L. MERSHGN, Clark.
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,sf Two splendid young Jacks, one 4 and tie
E4ay"V other years old next August, both sired by
f--E=~riy well known Jack - the sire Of the I'm
enc Mules III the State. Also ine Genet, years old
this spring-sane stock. Also Genet years old.
Apply TO Judge Harris at my Home plantation Caddo
parish, Louisiana, II miles west Of Shreveport.
Chddo parish, January "A, l8e6gm* JNO. PAGE.
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SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING.

To the Gentlemen, MoDermott would say that he ; as
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DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS.

March IA, 1865.
DARTIES whose names appear herein notified
4 to come forward, to this Office, within THIRTY
DAYS from this date, and pay the Corporation Taxes
due bv Them for the year 1855 the accounts will be
placed in the hands of the City Attorney and collection