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CHApLEsroS 5 c.. November Il, 1861
TGEsERAL ORDERS No. I'LL
IN ORDER T. CONFORM To He fhoflsioNs of
General Orders No. a5. Commanding Officers Of Posts
a,,,,ori,ea when IN their judgment demanded by
49,. ,,;c service. to require, by order the services Of
,,;,sns 10 perform the duties usually performed by
and ove.seers OF highways. In conforr ity
Win the existing usage. such services will receive nc
coononsaton Any person falling to obey the orders o
o post Commander u the premises, will be subjected
10 the same pains ana penalties as are nov provided b.
the case of the neglect refusal Of ro.duasel
r oreraec1 of highways to perform the duties Of such
Offices
By command Of Evt- Maior.aereral Id. B. S. CAasT
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC,
Ade.ie-camp, Act's Assisting AdjuA2t-aeneral.
oacinl: o. NJ MITCHELL, Aile-de.Camp.
November 2s
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NEW BOOKS.

PAINES PKACIICL OE -htDIOI-'H-
ANEW WORK JUST Issued BY W. PAINE, " ";
Professor OF the Principles and Practice OF Medns E
Pathology in the Philadelphia University Oh Noas.s
and Surgery; author Of Paine's Practice Q. sUssSy,
work on Obstetrics and Mate,1a Medic agin9r o. Ss~
school Remedies; Epitome OF Lcerie ~ Io 3D. -
tory of Medicine; Editor OF University Me5id ana sur
g:a journal &C., It's royal osar0 Ss io0 na5 ps n
snd contains tul description OF al diseases Ano~n a "a
etiidre together With their pathology and ey
al the new and improved methods Price 81; posase 20
cea aSres, the author No. sss ARCH STREET Phl.dsl-
plIa, Pa. .o Nrv WORK
.,.,aa xev school Medicines, which the Only work
@ ti;sbed upon Materia Medica, embracing all tEs
T.ectic Homo, athic. ana Botanic kemedies. with
tnII reGular 81 eria Medica Price So; postage es.
Address ABOVE.
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dearest friend ho who in oar country would have
been his best man at his weaainS--s,anos over
10 mae he AFORESAID 1c s;o. The sword doscends,
and his ha9d rois on aU tho !eet oi his disconso-
lax "
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Consisnees per Northeastern Railroad,
Deceml,er =

2G4 bales Cotton, 3O4 bbs Naval Stores cars Stock
Mdze, &C. To Ryan, Raven-l Co. Davis. vii
ams & Co, Reeder, Graeser Lee Smith 8: Co, Adams
Frost & Co. Mowry & Co. J II Baggett & Co, L D De
Saussure, Roach Kendall & Dockery Screven & Ms
bet Pritc1ett, Oserdorff l. Co. Shackeford Kelly
W c Dukes e. Co. Kanapaux & L1nneau. Plerson & Co
North Steele 4; Wardel, St.4u:s Vances Co, II Bris
toll W Whilden & Co, Hqstie. Calhoun & Co. Douglas
& Miller J Watson Co. D Hanks. NJ Caldwell & Son
Mazyck Bros, Gaiard & Minott L Howard l. Bro A
Canae Roper & stoney, Henly, March Ball. J Matsball
Jr Cacius & Wtte, F Sawyer, Railroad Agent, ani
Ordar
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. December 4-GoLD.-Brokors buying az
ls9 aud selling at lao. a .o,,,rn ,t,aa
CcnrTn%-Tae mlrtst opoaci easy at IA: for New
Ter Ndaings and there several trSnasond AZ
these igures Tho advices from New forh enueu @
lands to I4c for the eame grade which was a:ceded
bv buyr We quote tae m5riet cosing ateady az lac
for Ne York Mddlings Sales 993 osles' heceiP'' '
oPAcoS.-western Shoulders, 14a14A; Sizes, lS55 5
als sids s15s ;55;, Stdes aGfa.i sidss l5a a'
t,oRN.-Wnite, 81; Mixed, 81.
WNEI1r.r.-Rod, 50 50a2 GO; White, 50 eoas
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Weels
ending December 8, 1867.
PREPARED BIZ
ANDREW M. MORELAND.
Broker, No, Broad Street, Charleston, s. c.
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= Tale.

Tw na,;i w,re wa'k'o9 II tNN S-ovc.
tIh.yt u were s owl cld.l
Ihs LIE te q | o. love-
Th. o;-cr 20 b. TIL.
.'Ue is not ri b." th CIDER sai'.
"No h. i ou y : hi b ocrc;
Than pwlo0 Ip oppose TO " q
u s. o,l.- glr sw ulJ scocI."
"wh:: is 10 thcn7 you make mo le1c;"
The muden's t. rs ell IS;
"E- vas the frat 70 OF d-ar,
And &C my 10 be ast-"
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HAY-!DJul and heavy at s0lS5: Tor shipping anu 81
ioal 40 or re ali lots.
MoIAssEs-Has hecn in more n;ivo demand, chiefly
from riner. triccs re nnch ngsd. Stock Decf moer @
g. 1867 Cuba Muscova1o s5i9 hhdsi Cuba Clayed SS0S
RIcE-Is du !. Snail ,alos cf Carolina I s%a9Mc.
SuoAR-Taw sugars ere in fair demand an" st ady'
ale OF Cub: o. l1Ial2%; Havana, l2ai21 re-
lncd arc teady a. ls1lc l,r hards stock. Decem'
Der 1867; CUBA II 092 nhds; Porto Rico 1885, English
AMI, IS; total, 1880 bbds; Havana, 3ssH o31-s;
Manila, 5,353 oags; Brazil l2,050 bags.
Wa1sKEY-rhe m1lkc s irregular. Sa.c5 OF 800 Dds.
q. 2Oa22c fo- western III bond
FngIeurs-To Llverpoo $4,000 bush corn at SKA a,i @
so, bales coto. At '6aH. 10 Bremen by leaIcsr 2oV
wno.t ct z. &c.
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Exports OF Cotton, from the
Port OF CEariesron.
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Are synonymous VIII Heath. Strength and 7igor
The sccrc. viii be revealed - ir7estng in bottle Of
pANKNIN;'s EEPATIc DTTTEE;. Tor salo by IL
Druggists.
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a Persons dopoaitns lot;crs IL lhe Pcstoihce Will
2caao place ;hc stamp nca: thc uppc- right h'nd cor
o: tic envelope. AID they will also please TO rone
Der Ia. w:aoas ;ho stamp letter oa2o be ,iicd, br
VII bc zen: 70 .Ac Dead Lot:cr OGcc. Docemba.
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LIST OF SHIPPING

In tho Port OF Charleston, Dec. 5, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsrIN
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
MARSHALL. UNIVERSITY.

THt Spring session of lhi. institution
! will commence on Monday February
& 1901 II j. desired that al pupils
should enter At lbc beginning u the > I.
siou, hey are. however. received ~ aus
time, and 'heree. only from time Of en-
trance to rl1se Of session.
\ lev hoaeirrs can be- accommodated
10 the family ib uhich the President
resides.
Reports have been circulated as to the
unsafe condition OF the College bulldog
! beg leave 20 call the attention OF The
public 90 tie following communication.
+ $ BASS. President
0s'uuI TsI,s, Jan - 1867.
tpf ? ) Bass
ia, uuder.s nei having lenrued hat "
is. a. some extent approh'rd.d that the
" r-hal. CuIyurily, 10 which YOU con
duet your school Is unsafe and knowing
such apprehension "a calculated 20 dam
bee yuIr interests "a. we'll las the interest.
OFF education have carefully examined the
puiIiug and pronounce D, saie uurlng
lhc war BE- was GeNiy covered Ard such
.'h'r repairs were madr 20 rcm1y" 'he re-
muty.t har of DAGGER We take plrasn5s
100 max ng t8s statement. - ~ believe,
Your school lupir's thorough instruction
Nnl eu.ufcc- excellent discipline
Respectfully
Go - ADkINS
Buiirr u the Hous.
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TO RENT.

hNE of tie most desirable residence.
" 90 Marshall part OF the reu, 10 be
taken ont Ia board The house has seven
rooms with hrc places in each A outer
buildjrg contains four good room. There
is hsId,t, .m0kehousc ard other out
buildug.. TIE water il abundant. ard
equal 70 nuy iu the place The grounds
occupy about three acrey. including rich
garden spot Al, ,hc improvement, in
good repair.
For further particulars enquire a, the
Republican Office
January H. 1867. 22n
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STEWART : PATENT
COTTON PLANTER

I c DeIISLE & co have jus, re-
10. coiycd samples from tho manufac.
turcrr itAc above celebrated COTTON
PLANTER for which the follow INK is
claimed
1t 1t will plant crop Of cotton with
1uc-guarter Of quantity Of seed required
ly tn. old plan, and At the same time
Hsrr- fate a. iH'irr p,ri,st stand ct
y"uug plants
~ One man and one mule will DO
tho work II three men and two mules in
,he old method of planting
81 In consequence Of tho seed hein.
planted IN straight, narrow drill tho
labor Of aitcr cultivation is greatly d.
mlnIshc', the plants gov 70 more uni
form height. head larger Gil heavier,
and are more easily picked
9TH II j. easily held on tho ridge and
will work successfully on bill -idcs. mar.
row bed. and circle row. also in
sismry land chat hn. been some two
~ thrue years in cultivation and ~
preceding It with good IRON too,h-d
harrow i will operate vol on stiff clod
dy land
9th It viii take seed, a. thew come
from the gin, mixed with lint and hulls.
aud SOW them with perfect certainty.
even ia the viniicst weather
DrS-Pr.as of Planter complete and
ready for use 80
Forward your orders early to secure
them iDr the crop of ] ~Gr
J. Z uHLl~IE co
inn n &C. ia
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y THNHFT ~ ~ p Y =
JOHN PHELPS h CO..

(SacceSsors ol Phelps 4 Joues
COTTON FACTORS and Gcueral
4 Commission Merchants No. A.
Caron,le'ei street New Orleans.
Il J TERRY, Agent. Jcaerson, Tex
as will make liberal advance, in cash
on all consigumcn,s TO the above house
will give al parties permit TO ship 'heil
cotton audrr the the BOND OF the abov'
housr saving them the trouble and ex
pen9 Of getting money to nay Heseno'
lax. i, beng pad 10 Nc~ Orleans
Feb. p. 81 26u
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100000.
For One Dollar!
The Merchants and Manufacturers
JEWELKI ASSOCIATION.


laI' your attention to the iaci OF ~
beng the largest and most popular Jew
elry Association m the United states
the business = ana Always mas been
conducted Ih Tue most eanlll ana non
orah,e manner pur rapidly increasing
trad" s sure guarantee ct the aprre.
citation 'i our patrons tor ths method OF
obtaining rich elegant md costly
good. The sudden ,tagnntlon OF traic
IN Europe. OWN. 20 the late beruan
war and recent disastrous financial cu
-. in Europe has caused tho failure OF
p large number of Jowe!ry house. in
London and Paris, obi.in; them TO sell
their goods At q great sacrifice in some
instances one thiri les. than tho cost lf
manufacturing We have lately pur
chased very largely of these Bankrupt
Good. At such extremely low prices
that We can afford to send away Finer
Goods aud give better chances to draw
the most valuable price than any other
establishment doing similar bushes.
OF Il AIM II TO PLEASE, and We re-.
spc fuly solicit your patronage. rs we
hlF 'HHNAfNL fl biflNE tHt utmost SAT-.
faction bur,n. the past wear we have
forwarded number Of the most yalua
Bile prizes 10 all parts u the country
Those who pafrou,tc a. will receive tho
fall value Of their money. as NJ article
on our iis. is worth less than one dollar
retail, and there are no blanks Parties
dealing with " may depend ou having
prompt returns, and the article drawn
wi,I b" immediately sent to any address
by return mail or express
The following parties have recently
drawn valuable prizes from the Mer
chants aud Manufacturer. Jeweiry ~
s"eniion and have KINDLY allowed the
use OF Their names
Frederick browne. E.q Treasury
Department W ashinston, u {, iiaoo,
'"iu' Si'", Aiiss Anna l.. rost Wa.
verify lerfac', y CITY, Ladle, Gold
ag, "a. M Man" I,,'J e r. ~, S Nm
nr,,,r. Ia Scw,ng Nocb',n, ,,'ns
81 Gc5r.. /. paycnport Mobile Ala
silver Tea Set value $500. Mis-. Lucy
nr.uti Albany IN Sowing Na,bin.
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Great Distribution
BT Tuk
NcIChauis' \ Manufacturers

JENELRY ASSOCIATION,
1873 d 1925, BroadraB Nor Fork C,ig
M Rosewood Piano. and Nelodcons
" Fine Oil Paintings Engrayings,
silver Ware Gold aud silver Watches
AMI Elegant Jewelry, consisting Of piA
mond PIN. Diamond Rings Gold Brace
lets, Coral florcntne, Mosaic, jet, La
va. aud Ladies' Scts Gold Pens with
gold and silver extension holdef- sleeve
Button. sets Of studs, Yes; and Neck
Chains, PLAIN and chased Gold Chain.
&c. valued At
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Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.

b g. q Gress \ Co.. T.. e. De ii.le \ Co
y. 81. N,ruB, Heard r-ymsn NJ Rp.enham
l.9sh Jones. Ian Myers Johnson A fsylot
Wade Foster, Scott Smith " r. u. Ward
lcfsnl = Pi.lshnry. Knight \ ts.iey. y q
nf'" a Co.. Ny.t, Lopez t,o., HI. HAr.ey
q Go,
DRUGGISTS
Fna. T.. Wood e. G. Gregg Co.. A s,.r
HOTELS
Capitol Hotel
PHYSICIANS
Dr. ". r. Wttbefspoon. Ore Johnson 4
Cram, DE- +. iasan DR.. . 3. E.J.
DENTISTS.
Johnson \ Slaughter
LAWYERS
turrrh Greg. t,ufsr Lane MIA Langley
John o. Williams John Batke.G % ilp-rdmi
NlsHH " liver lIlH a Iuruff Puge.
-irl mta I'Fr q. O.. il.ltsprr. a. lys
ban tIs.It
NOTARY PUBLIC.
o. Dc pay.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
D. .. ut.- & 60.
WATCH MAKERS.
uat rlu EUuier
rHOTuGEAPHlST>.
w. ". Bruce.
BAEBEB~
AuEa.as IHrk.
SCHOOLS
Masonic Female Institute Naf.H4I ra.v.r
.tt Jnu1 J. Pierce, independent Nt.s tIg.
Burton. ST.. ,'r1ry an Nr. Young d..
SADDLE ANB HARNESS SHOP
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I EIIFR~ OF Administration upou the
II estate Of A " Crawford, having
been granted TO the undersigned hy the
County Court of Harrison county. at the
regular team thereof, urganitin. on the
last Monday n December. 4 +, 1906.
ho hereby gives general notice to all
person. having claims against the estate
Of hl- interstate, to present the same.
duly authenticated within the time Pre-
-nrIhoi ly law And those indebted TO
the same hre requested 90 make mmc.
dIstc nmrnt
WILLIAM ~\EpIkER. Admr
OF " Crawford de-. J
January 10 l,fi 2itW
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INDEPENDENT SCHOOL

WILL. opu -choHl se.in on MONDAY
| January 2-th i-G7
H,rss ~ TUITION.
Per session O. 20 weeks, .........si 90
lacidsr'al cNponses.. ......... 90
Payable 10 specie or it' cquiya eut
when payment Is made Pupils charged
from the time Of ,Htrauce until "a" close
Of the session.
G.. Il CORBkY.
January ~, 1861 22ti
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hove 20, have oar ,pfNqritv 10 &c,
10 bsul Agents Tor the AR DW rlE.
We desire 20 establish good and rehabe
Agents in every cotton county 10 the 4,h
Internal Revenue District. Including q
counties 10 Eastern Tsras -ub agents
vii he furnished the ARROW TIE, at
such plict. a, will enable them 10 .acce.-
flly compete with the old rope tie. Ard
MAKE hand. me profit, while at the
same time it costs the cotton grover
MUCH Lk-S snd will leave handsome
margin compared with rope Proof rop.
j. worth to-day 10 New Oriesms lsl,c
cash. snd We are nov -lliug HERE *.
Arrow Tie at 49, cash, ard 90. 10 Of
eseh will weigh about ] !. n. To recon-
mend the Arrow Tie is useless. As It Is
only necessary 10 exhibit Il TO practical
men, -howii At once appreciate it, ID
ysaisrt- over rope Iii. cheaper, does
10; require one hall ID. time 10 adius, il.
and when adjns,edi. got ssbiest 10 stretch.
ing and j. much preferable il s.ss
Of ere
lie grea, merit ia ia chss sess-ssst
~ durability l,s unnecessary TO Spa +
Of lis merits It only reeds to be sss "a
b. appreciated and bronEhs ir,s gsssral
~
( We have Ssfupl. Tir, which vii ;,
furnished all sub Agents, which will fell,
Illustrate all Advantages and prefer. sse.
( claimed for i over all other ties.
All orders addressed to rs at Ma~han
viii have prompt attention. The special
attention OF I'll merchants IL respec,fully
B called TO the advantages Of this Tie o.
ders ron planters, merchants, aod vpscs
lagofs respectfully solei,sd
y q GREGG / co.
Gfnl Agts An Rev Diet. Tean
Marshall. Texas June IL. a. 44t
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
STOP. STOP!
LOEB & JONES'S.

LOEB & JONES'S.
We've Cloaksaud lIss a, the lowest price
Which ladies viii say are yery nice
Our Artiflciss. Plume., ard Lacc.,
Are made 10 suit al. sort. Of lstes;
Our stock was bought for rich and poor,
And ~e'll sell them low, y0u may be sure
We get them Cheap for Ne pay the Cash
And among our stock you dnd no trash.
We don't pretend to |. u at cost,
Nor Auction either, at los
Hni vel convince you. Il yoG call,
For low, cash prices. we beat them al.
We've been selling goods for a long time.
And are receiving anew By every line
Hence we would say. 10 one and all
give Loeb X JOEes a. early call
You must all come and see Tor yourselves
1t oil will show upon our shelves;
And u you Sod ~ only brag.
fos may patronize The Auction fsg
Try and get them dosn on our counters
then you viii be sure il detles any or all
such blow ing AID putting stIch has lately
been abroad toe 1t has never come 70 our
sighi
We extend or thank, to al orr pa
irons for layot- received And hope they
will continue the zane with o.. We
have never before made grea, iu.s. and
We dent believe in Elephant. nor Canel.
and We keep Sugar and Lemons and
Candy which is sseei. and ask You oil to
walk 10 the back room and try how II
eats; sso Groceries, Crockery, and
Queen.vare enough to sioc. up as high as
our Clothing Hats. Boots, shoe. Cot.
lery Hosiery and Jcseiry enough to run
dozen .ais
Although ~ do not call ourselves
King or Queen, but In thi, game W. can
give 0ur patrons four aces, which beats
all such deal
Now a. we are to close thi, riddle,
We intend to play the eddie.
The tune will be
christmas comes bat once year
Aud We wan, you all pick yon shsr.
LOEB 4 JONES
nec IS. &c 1874
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IINNI1lNIAI..

IIHAIENIAI..
across the threshold lod
And cterf tear kissed % ~ soona. .hcd
us house che enters, there to be light.
shining within wni'e all W ith0ut isnisht
y guardian angel COR bis life rre,ilias.
lis plcasurrs poublnG, and hi. care.
dividing
. AZ the residence Of the bride mother
Mrs { Marshall, February 18th, bv
Rcy W , Dunlap. Capt BtN {
'poIEl, of Point Courer La 10
Miss adobe MARSHALL. Of thu.
city
It was the good fortune Of the pra
ZEN 20 De present at thi. happy aaion
ul heart. and hands. and be- feels con.
strained TO say that a prauirr uoblcr.
happier groom, or % -Wccter loyclicr M
more charming bride. bc hll never seen
before, and perhaps uey never see
nsaiu Man anl vito. alike hi,b.brci.
refined accomplished ct 6nitic~ forms.
graceful 30 syIr and di.u.acl in man
urr- &c va. o. m1t.h whcrc
iWmiu- heaven,
Had olHi love- uui easy fortune given
Who oaaH but predict and wish for
that umuWiiri pair lilc of health
wealth happiness and love- But
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Dissolution.

nRS. FAGAN 4 kADS having d..
~ solved their copartnership In practice
respectfully reqaes, oil Fefsors indebted
to them 10 come forward And settle theft
accounts
January | 1867 lit
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
v,NTE, AItRlN AIS

IN BONES Of stilton, Eugii-h Da.ry,
~ and Nutmeg Chfse. ! % barrels Of
crab apple Vinegar 10 barrels Of pulycr
led ~asar 20 barrel. Of prime Sugar. 10
barrels Of choice syrup. all Of which We
will sell very low.
". x u. WARD 4 co.
Nov. 10. 60. IAN
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81 READE STREET,
one DOOR wvsr o. BROADWAY.
NEW YORK.


O-s door only fro~ Broad~sy IN.
Broadsay Expssso or Pre6p -
The rsry Iaici. ,tyl,, - tro
md ~ of Tsraa ard
fsIirGn Sdidlrry'
Two bundled s'yles l.adie- and Mems
Saddles south and ~eu,b vest 10 cheap
ness and quality our iad'e- saddles arr 40.
surpassed
jlh Aveubs rqaiparr- Harness ior
Carriage Buggy stage Express. Wagon
Cart ard plantation use.
An Furnishing Goods Saddle Tf,s
Leather Of every variety aud Mogutines
Manufacturer, materials. nlso. Brides
liza tiers WHIPS ColArs. Gig saddle.
HAakcts saddle Bags NaiiTe. s Trunks
Importers of sadii,ry and -rriagc Hard
ware
The largest factory IN the United States
a. Newark y J. An .nm.use ~tHCb
fabricated ou hand at our sales Room,
New York
With our uuriyall,d hclItc. cat .,'
10 .uii dealers 90 ,he lowest rates 'lh'
merchants of fns'etn Texas iu visiting
Mes Yots are invited 10 cali Cot "
II Parsons would esteem it favor 20 So,
bis Old Texas friends and believes d. cat
make 1t to the interest of their paras 9,
Do sa
January 5 1867 q I'm
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Agent. Wanted IvcryN here.
ucquslIci inducements offered TO
Ladies' and Gent. who will act a. such
our descriptive circulars will be sonl ga
application
Distribution. are made in tho follow
ing manner Certificates naming each
article aud is value are placed in sealed
envelope. which ARE well mixed tina
of thos" envelopes, containing the Ger
ilhcaie or Order ior some article. will -
delivered At our Office or sent by mail
O. any address. withon, regard to choice
on receipt of p cents
on receiving the Certificate the pur
chaser will see what article IL draws and
It's value and can then sonA On, Dollar
snl receive tho article named or can
choose any other one article on oar list
ot the same value Purchasers " oar
J. Sealed Ftrtlopss may, "a this manner.
obtain an artiels worth from one TO Eve
4 hundred dollass
Long letters are unneces.ar, Have
the kindness 70 writ, plain directions
snd IN choosing different article, from
those drawn. mention the style desired
Orders for Ss.fyp Fxrslorss must IN
every ease he accompanied BY the cash
with the name Of the person sending
and Town County, and stat. paint,
written Letter. should bs addrc.-e,
10 tina Manager. ~ fello.s
JACKSON. CORNISH, AGO,
~ 4 loS jrosdsr,
ker rUt CITY
Jsa ~ 81 s,gw
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| HEREBY constitute ard appoint G.
i 6. GREGG ( co G,n,ral Agsnr
mr. the sals Of The ARROW 1lL and
Hoop Iron Bands for hal.ag cotton. IA
the Fourth Revtn1e Collection District in
The -iste Of Texas
They are 10 have general control u the
above uar.i .rt,cles IN the slor.said
Territory to appoint their owe sub
agents 10 such place, {" they shall Judge
hest .
And ~ ssre. hat. until this szency 1,
revoked ~ vii not interfere, or inter.
rupt their sfrang. menls Tor the sale OF
"a % band. and HES. {.
AID generally irsi sad Gregg 4 Go ~
our SuLE GENtRAL AGENTS 10
the above named Territory, Tor the pur.
poses above specified
New Orleans. MAY Is. iSeG.
signed II. T. BARTLETT,
6ea' A,rnt
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INFORMATION WANTED.

~ " \. MlDDLEBROOkS willvr,te
j Or come to New York, No 2il Wrst
Twenty First street, and inquire Tor G.
be- will obtain Information that Will profit,
HIM very much.
January IL 1907. 22ut
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SHREVEPORT

SllltEN EfOKT
i'E MANUFACTURING co
br. williamson. President.
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS
j. %. LOWS. .a. Asr H.I l.rH.uI.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Stay nHi j. .,lui
DRY GOODS GROCERIES Etc
B.. and % ". .H. F0tf- srI lHUtrf,
AUCTION HOUSE ETC
g1Aa-.-e a4l Cotton fa.t.r.
DRUGS Ac.
Wht, arI ra.
HIDES rELTRlF-. WOOL. s.
~ % urt sH1 Go.
COTTON FACTORS
rstrearI r.ty
FORWARDING ANDCONNl~SlON
J.H y % orI
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS EY : = Il
ta.N NN.'.a i.u.IH.t-r uurssr ADD
NJ
LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT
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PACKET LINE OF BOATS
Alabama IrI Ntl. aN. -loaw.r llf..te
lsI l'rI F4.hr'
COTTON FACTORS.
o.. H NAaHH Battle ,nf uug
FURNITURE
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NEW YORK
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Has been compelled to ensag. smother
store room, in which to exhibit hi. mag
nliiciea' new. and beautiful sssorimtst Of
Goods
His Dry Good establishment ia in the
house well known IS TIE Queen Of
Texas, vher. can be found everything
usually wasted by Gentlemen. ladies, or
children, al ~holepale or retail. and At
prices astonishingly low.
He Grocery /. still a. the old stand.
East side Of the Square, ard his stock
iresa and cheap, challenges investigation.
and deiics competition sold a. wholesale
and re,sIl
lie wishes j, distinctly Understood ,hs,
both branches u hi. establishment will
always be aound.nilv supplied. With the
very best and that be il Determined no,
20 b. 1nderso'd by suy on.
New goods good good. eh-sr
goods go and 80
GOT 6. &C. a-u