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Stale of Lonisiana-Pa OF Caddo,

SUCCESSION al !. 5 FREEMtN, dtceaseH.
FEJENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URr-Notice IS
I hereby given that Henderson Markham, curat9r,
eau of debts of his administration of the succession
Of A. s Freeman. deceased and unless opposition he
made thereto within thirty days, the same will be APP
proved and homoogated, and said curator discharged
and his bond cancelled, as prayed for.
- Given under my hand officially this I'd day
- r555 tI r.. J. WRIGHT. Clerk.
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COESTABLE:S SALE.

VN JUSTICE ALIENS C0URT-State Of Louisiana
Parish ot Cadd0-No 1G3-J. a. JEFFRIEs rs. WISE
81 Jony by virtue Of writ Of sale to me directed
from the honorable the Justices Court for Ward no. 4,
Parish Of Caddo State Of louisiana in the above ent
tled suit Twill sell public auction atthe Market House
il the city Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 29ih day OF December, 1865,
the following described property, to wit:
One No j FOUB-HOKSE WAGON.
Seized a. the property Of the defendants and to be
sold to satisfy the writ il the above entitled suit With
all costs.
Terms Of sale-CASH On the spot. il Q. s. treasury
notes. J. y. SCARBOROUGH, Constaoic.
SlrnNennrL necember ia. ls6G. 1T piss =
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SuEIaIFF,S SALE.

~ DISTRICT COURT-S1afo OF Louisiana-I 'aTisI.
4 Of Caddo-No. Gs9S-J b. WINS, Tutor, vs. J.
NICHOLSON ct al. BY virtue Of writ Of f. IA issued
from the Hon the District Courtof the parish OF Caddo,
and to me directed Will sell at public auction, at the
Court House door, in the city Of Shreveport parish and
State aforesaid,
saturday, the 9Th day Of January, 1867,
L. the following described property, to-wit:
The southwest fourth Of section thirteen (l&1 and
seventeen 40, range fourteen "a stuated in the par
Seized as the property Of the defendant and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued IN the above en-
titled suit. with all costs.
= Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit Of apprasemert
TII0S. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff
Shreveport December D. 1876 Ut pf5l3 80,
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sEIEREEE1,S SALE.

N DISTRICT COUNTS Of Louisiona-Parish
Il Of Caddo-No. GlGS-WM MILLER vs.. STR MoLLE
FELLOWS, CAPTAIN AND OWNERS. BY virtue Of writ OF
sale directed by the Hon. the District Court OF
the parish Of Caddo, will sell at public auction at the
Court House door in the city Of Shreveport parish and
State aforesaid,
Saturday, the sta day OF january, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock F.
fine steamboat Nellie Fellows, together with all her
machinery furniture and tackle she lies in tie
city Of Shreveport.
Seized as the property of the defendants and to be
sold to satisfy tile gTt in the above entitled suit with
all costs
Terms Of sale-C4sH, with beneftof appraisement
j. W. MAIfLE, Dep. Sheriff.
Shreveport November - 1866. TGt pf SIS -
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Succession Of J0HN D. HANDLE, NteFI8tN.
( Ii persons having claims against the succession
"A John l. Raudle, deceased, are hereby notified t
present the same, duly authenticated, for adjustment
and all those indebted to said succession VIII come fof
ward and settle without delay.
J. B. THOMPSON, Administrator.
Mooriagsport, December L, 1855. 5t
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~ JUSTICE ALIENS COURT State Of Louisiana,
I Parish Of Caddo-No. s7-THos Q. 3REAu IS.
HENRY MoxTGoaERY By virtue Of writ of fer tacias
to me directed by the honorable Justice Of the Peace
for Ward 10. a parish Of Caddo State Of Louisiana,
in tile above entitled suit, will sell at public auc-
shop in The city Of Shreveport parish and State aore-
said,
Saturday, The 29th day Of December, 1866,
between the hours Of 10 M, and F. NJ, to the hgh-
est bidder, the following described property, to-wit
One lotofnew lumber
Seized in the above entitled suit and to be sold to
pay and satisfy the judgment and cost therein. In
nraisement tie same will be reoered the 9th day
Of January lS47 on credit oftweye months, the Pnr-
chaser to give his note with approved personal security
Stravrpor8 December ~, 1866. Ipf 50 -
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New Orleans and Shreveport Packet.

rTa9--- y IHE TIght df0ught last running sTeaTHtF
sAs=ez-srE2 CAROLINE, w. ID. Bateman, master,
szfs52Ez5lls=z j. j. Compere clerk will make regular
trips between New Orleans and Shreveport touching
al all intermediate points for tire balance of the
The Caroline stands in al the insurance offices, aud
for the accommodation Of passengers is unsurpassed
by any boat in the trade mia II
~ Republican, Marshall, and Jimpecute, Jetier-
SON cong three morths and send bill TO boat.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Shreveport, Ia, Dee. IT, 1866.
We Tie undersigned, announce to the public that We
have amicablY adjusted ali matters Of difference be-
and that the suits which we had fled against
each ether have been dismissed.
J. B. PICKETT
DIS - VS.. ~ BURNS.
49, Eossier Banner insert twice
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state Of Observation-Disclosures of CadGo

Succession OF ELIAS LAKE, deceased,
FEHENTu JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT--Notce IS
4 hereby given that John II. Burns, teStamentary
executor of tie succession of Elias Lake deceased has
filed ir my Office final account OF his administration
Of said succession, and unless opposition be made
thereto within thirty days. the said account will be aP
proved, homoogated, and made the Judgment Of the
Gour5, as prayed for
- Given under r1y hand officially, this sth day
- fnI45tf R. J. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON EX-
rress PASSENGER Packet,

T@@@H> b, Thu elegant light draught steamer
s4f55zSEifES MITTfE STEPHENS, Capt. BIau-
s5essz-1sszzrice Langhorn, NJ N Carpenter, clerk
will make cn-dGY Trips between New Orleans and JEFF
erson touching all intermediate points, during the
entiea season. The Stephens is large side-whee
boat aud for speed and comfort is unsurpassed by any
boat running in Req river.
For freight or paBsage, apply on board, or to
j. b. JEWELL, Steamboat Agent,
ara tr. No II on he pyep
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&EEERLEE,.s SALE.

IN DISTRICT C0URT-Stat Of Louisana-Parsh
i of Gaddo--No. 6825.-JouN G. BAGLET IS. Il. y.
SuITH ct al By virtue ola writ of f. IA issued from the
honorable the District Court of the parish Of Caddo
and to me directed will sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, at the Court House door, in The city of
Shreveport parish and State aforesaid,
Saturday, the 9Th day CT January, 1867,
between the hours Of O'Clock I. and clockP II,
the following described property, to-wit:
section twenty l26) township sixteen t) range hr-
teen (lal containing thirty-nine and 7slooths acres,
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in The parish Of Caddo
Seized as the property Of the defendant, and to be
sold to satisfy the writ IN the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms Of sale-CASH with benefit of appraisemcut.
THOMAS Il. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport December ;, 1856 .5t pf SIS 50
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tessF0n Of 3ANEs ALLLNG- =
CNTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of Caddo. BY vir-
= tue and in pursuance of order Of the honorable
the District CouFt and commission thereon issued,
directed TO any Only qualified auctoneer in and for the
parish and State aforesaid, viii sell at public auction,
to The highest bider the Court House door, in the
city of Shreveport, on
SATURDAY., the 22d day Of December, 1906
between the hoursIof 10 o'clock and ( O'Clock
Nj, the following described property, coded by James
Walling to his creditors, towit
Lot 30 seven 7b in block No nineteen (l9l, fontin.
forty feet 90 Caddb street. and running hsck for depth
one hundred and fifty feet, in th etY ~ sH'Fep9ir
Terms o: sale Dash, sublec ~ opnI saet'
H. J. g. BATTLEs SyDtic-
Shreveport November q, 1865 at
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xx-IIL Be sold At CaIdweIrs & Cox's Stables, in
wv Mureinsyille at public auction
Saturday. January 5, 1857,
FIVE acre Tot il block No. thirywo situated on the
thc improvemcnts thereon consisting Of stables, black
smith Shop feed store carriage house, &c not sold
it viii be rented for the ensuing year For particulars
apply to the unders gHed.
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nNE COPPER STILT-new-12o gallons-wth fix
~ lures cqsap}ete Price $40.
ONE COPPER STILL-new-so, galions-wlth tX-
lures complete. Price, $50. apply 10
n21 If WALSH 4 B0ISSEAE.
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LEASE or SUCCESSION PROPERTY.

Succession OF Z. Z. BhAC4, HecR8stII
CtTATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of Gaddo-Aotlce
, Is hereby given, that by TiEfae or COMMISSION
issued to me, will lease on ~
Tuesday. the Ist day Of January, 1867,
at the Market House in the city Of shreveport to the
last and highest bidder fer the term OF one year from te
said 1st day of January 1857 the ueBriek Residence
lots and appurtenauces situated about two miles from
Shreveport, on the Texas road, known as the tyson
property belonging TO the succession OF L. H. Back,
deceased.
Terms-Lessettto give approved personal security,
for the payment Of the lease and the lease to be Pald
ut She end Of each month promptly.
r. j LoOSE4, Administrator.
Shreveport, December H. 1866 TT
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state az 10 aisiana-Parieh OF CaGao.

GaccessiaH Off P. Austin, deceased.
THyENTU JUDICIAL DISTRICT CGUHI-N0tice IS
hereby given that Emma Austin. eaWieisa 'sF,A,
has this day Gled in my office ta2ieal Ell 9s"l5 que "a
The succession of H. r Austin deeey ssd and unless op
sitio be made thereto within days the same will
be hom9logated approved aud maze tAe jaa2t"vA' Oh
the Court, PRAYED for. ,...,,-. .-.t.5,-
80 Given under my name 'hi9'--'5' WIS '''- '''
! L. s. of December, y, D. 1866. ,- al, H.,
10y fdl2 2ti r. Hitut' eASFF
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Succession ct SAMrEI. bENNEiI. HtCtdsVII.
rEyFNTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURT.-Notceis
4 hereby given that Mary D. G. Cane, Bxec4triS,
isfrotfnp If The succession Of Samuel Bennett, de
ceased, and unless opposition be made theretoin thirty
DAYS the time prescribed BY law the same VII be no.
mologated and made the Judgment OF the Court as
- Given uader my hand officially, this isth day
L : y r5I95tl r. j. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON TEN
DAY Packet.

fsaa.@.a n THE fast running side-wheeI steamer
@ff45s=Ts3 TEXAS, Capt Stinde john Amsden
zzzS=eszezzz Clerk will make ten-day trips between
New Orleans and Jefferson, touching at all interme
datc points for the balance Of the season For speed
and Recommendations the Texas has no superior IA the
trade
Tor freight Or passage, apply On board. dI9f
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cry PROPERTY F0R SALE.

Oh LOTS forsaie in snbdivisien Of ten-aere lot No
~ three. For particulars inquire of tie under
stoned at r. l. Gilmer's twelve miles from ShreEe
port on the Mansfield road.
,,f- 81 J. \ SEWAIIs.
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PARTNERSFIIP NOTECE

PARTN ERSHIP NOTICE.
FEYHE undersigned have this day formed partner
d ship under the name Of JONES 4 Co, and VIII
continue the business Of the1ae firm Of Jones, Bud
long & Co, at No Milan street, Shreveport La, and
viii keep constantly hand i full assortment OF
suitable for the trade.
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New Orleans Cattle Market

e'om the Crescent
JGFFEnsoy CRY, December y, .56.
Arrived today-15l Texas beeycs, and l0f calves ana
ycarliugs
Sold-5 Western bceves as6 Texas beevcs, 81 calves
aad yearliugs, lis begs and mstl cows
stock on sae-l2 Western bceves, $50 Texas 0ey es,
mich cows
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ff@assa n TIE fast running sidc-whecl steamer
4s.35Ff53 Fsl$ STARLIGHT, Chas Hayes master,
1890 e. H. Hayes, Clerk, viii make regular
ten-dar trips between New Orleans and Jefferson,
touching at all intermediate points for the balance Of
lille season. For speed and accommodation the Star
light has no superior in the trade.
For freight " passage apply on board. dig #
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FOR LEASE.

j.. on FIRST JANUARY, 1857, the place known
i tie Nesbet Place, containing sixty five cr seventy
U. acres All tilIable land, with good cisterns and
cabins ior tue term Of three years Lessees to give
their notes with approved security bearing eight per
cent. interest per after maturity, payable IN
such currency as ID circulation at maturity Of the
notes rdI9 I'll 7. I'll PITTS, Tutor
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rgyEN THOUSAND YARDS II INDIA TAGGING
Z just received and for sale, low, by
CUNNING, MORRISON i co,
aus tfI No. . Texas street.
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STEWARDS PATENT


COTTON Tl-A n 7 Err.
WE have ast received samples from the nlan ufae-
w turers. Of the above celebrated COTTON PLAN
TER, for.whicf the following is claimed
LIST, il will plant crop of Cotton with oneqHar+er
the quantity Of seed required by the old plan and AZ
the same time never fails 10 insure perfect stand
of Young plants.
ID, One man and one mule will % the work Of three
men and two mules in the old method Of planting.
I'd, IN consequence Of the seed being planted in .
straight drill the labor Of after cultivation IS
greatly diminished, the plants grow to more uni
form height, head lager, I'LL heavier, and are more
easily picked
4th, 1t is easily held on the ridge and will work sue
cessfully hll-sides narrow beds and circle rows
also in stnmpY land that has been some two Or three
years in cultivatoni and by preceding it with good
ronoothed harrow, it will operate well on stiff, c!od
dy land.
9Th It will take seeds as they come from the gin,
mixed with lint and hulls, and them with PER-
Feet CERTAINTY, even in the wiudiest weather.
PRICE OF PLANTER, COMPLETE AND READY
FOR USE so 90.
Forward your orders early 10 secure them fer the
crop Of 1867. PHELPS & co.
d1a f Saesroom, Levee, cor. Crockett street.
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- 90 SILK Basqune5 and C.rcuiars--Seitlng al
2 SO&F' cost at the
LADIES BAZtAR or FASHION.
n2e If No. 3 Texas street
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FGEEE.

2 EOsA
B: THE LARGE BRICK STORE, No. l02 Texas
80 street, from January L 1867. Apply 70
oil If ROB'T 7. ( +. L. BJCENER.
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yEyTE eoparnership heretofore existing between Stiff
L fell, Kahn and Kaufman IS hereby dissolved BY
mutual consent from this date.
r. STIFFELL
4 KAHN.
M.kAUMAN, Sr.
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FINDLAY MARKETS.
FINDLAY, Feb.

FINDLAY, Feb. 8, 1866.
The market has been very brisk
during the past week. Large guam.
titles Of pork have been brought in
and sold at prices below quoted. The
season for buying and shipping fat
hogs is nearly over. A decline in
rye of cents per bushel. Eggs q
cents, against % last week. Lard
II cents--decline of g. Timothy
seed 50 90 and 80 80. White beans
81 90 to 81 50--decline of so cents
See quotations.
HoGs--Livc weight to 81,
Dressed--l0 to l04.
WHEAT | 90 and ! % for red.
CoRN-30to 35.
RYE-50 cents to 90.
OATs-25 to 90 cents.
BUrTER-20 TO Csc.
EGGs-20 cents.
LARD-l2 and 90 cents.
to ~ cents.
BEES WAX-40 cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2,00 to 2,50.
CLOVER SEED-$5, go to $50.
WHITE BEAMS 90 to l,50
DRIED PEACHEs--4,00.
DRIED AppLEs-S0,00 to $50.
PELTs--25 to LOO
HIDEs--5 cents green, 10 dry
RAGs-Cotton 3 cents.
WOOL 10 to 80 cents.
FLAX SEED-Sl 80 to 1926
Salt--3,00.
Flour $3.50 to 600 per Dbl.
Hay-$S per ton.
Feathers-50 to 60 cts per lb.
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HUMBUG. = There is certain
amount of respect and admiration
for an individual who makes his liv.
ing by humbugging the people. 1t is
really admirable to see a man right
before the eyes of another, take mon.
ey out of his pocket; but it is still
more admirable to see how, as 0
matter of course the humbugged in.
dividual takes it. We have lately
had specimen OF this kind of thing.
A show has been along, called the
'comeandillswindloyou,' or some 9th.
er name, equally as appropriate,
where the proprietor pulls the wool
over your eyes when you don't see it,
and your money out of your pocket
when you do. "Onc hundred beau.
Liful and costly presents given away
each evening"" said the advertise.
ment. OF course we all went to see
it, and got the present. We invest.
ed in four tickcis--thcy were not dead
heads-and drew three blanks; the
fourth was not u blank and when
called, stepped forward TO get our
costly present, and it was handed to
us, neatly wrapped up in paper. Ii
was too small for a set of bedroom
furniture, ard too large for a gold
bosom pin. What could it be. AT
last the thought struck us that we
could find out hy opening it, and we
opencd--a pair Of baby stockings
We consoled ourselves with the fact
that we could make present Of it to
soire of our friends. We invested
then in twelve tickets. Nine were
blanks and three were not. Said
three brought us n fine comb, tooth
brush and box of itch ointment.
These are not tor our friends. Our
noble investment was $500. Re.
ceivcd, baby stocking 25 cents, tooth
brush 10, five comb Is, ointment 15,
total T5--deductcd from 81 90 leaves
$40 in favor of the illusionist, that
being his familiar name, but we
don't think there was any illusion
about his getting our money. Still
as our friends got sold equally as bad,
we are content.
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Lyons Periodical DrOps-The Great
Female Remedy for Irregularities.

These Drops are II scientifically oOmpoun
aed uuiu preparation, and better than any
rms, fo~ders or NosUuns. Being LIQUID
their ACTION ~ direct and positive, rendsrinl
then reliable, speedy and certain speoitlc
Tor the cure OF all o1StruotiOns and suppres.
sionsof nature. Their rpupularity 10 R,llca
TED ny tho iact that over 100, 900 bottles nri
ANNUALLY Ia ana consumed by the ladies oe
the United States, every one OF whom SNEAK
In the strongest terms OF praise of then
great merits. They are rapidly taking The
place OF every other female remedy. ana are
considered by aii who know aught OF them
as the surest, safest, and most lniallible pre-
paration In The world, Tor the cure of All ia .
male complaints, the removal OF all obsruo
tiohs OF hatrre, and the pro motion of health
reguiarity ana strength. Explicit directions
stating when they may DO used, and exulain
Ing when and why they shoujd not. nor ennld
not be used without PRODUCING sffaots con.
trary 10 natures chosen laws. will ba !, ma
carefully folded around each bottie win ,ha
write signature 1f John l.. Lynn, without
which none are genuine.
Prepared by Dir. JOHN L. LYON los Chan.
81 sreet, New Haven, Conn.,, who can be CON.
suited either personally or by mall (6no los.
ins stamp concerning all private disease,
'". i,emsie weaknessos.
S., Druggists everywhere.
rrice si.b0 per bottle,
Gen'iAgents fol U, s. and Gansda,s.
nov2ily ~ VA" 0"H"a"s'
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CINCINNATI sIARB ETs.

CISCINSATI Feb. q, 1866.
PROVlSIONS-The market is very firm vi h
a stea ly demand for the leading articles
Ness pork is hold NJ prices ranging from s2s
to $40. Bacon ~ in good request sales OF
shoulders ut l5 and clear rib 81 as ~ lSalgc.
Bulk meats ara firm at II, ii, and lGc tor
shoulders and siGGs. Lard IN IN active de
mand at lsc Tor prime city. Kog lard 20. Tho
h. market Is active ~ ell 30 to Sll rs fol
live aud stl not tUr dressed,
WulSKY-ls dull, m :! % FIR raw.
FLDUk-ThcrG II u good local emand. n,
prices ranging lr0m e. for superfino to $40 JO
and sll fr fancy. Buckwheat 4 fllur is dun a
50 80 per 100 lbs. and Ssds9 per brl.
GRAlN--WheAt Is inactive; sa'es ut 81 rs
TO 50 Tor prime now, 81 rs To 81 30 for choire
new. Corn is very irregular, ut prices rang.
ing from 10 10 800. Oats are steady at IS and
3Sc. sales Of rye at 7Sc, aud barley at 81 "a
ana 81 80.
GROCERlES-l here is good demand lor
coffee, with sales at 2Sa29 for good Rio. anO
3lo for cholcc; common Java 42G and prime
i5o. Sugar Is steady al l3al6c for raw, anC
10 to 2Uc Tor Tho huer grades.