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Commercial Intelligence.
SoUTH- WESTERN OFFICE.

SoUTH W ESTERS OFFICE, /
Shreveport, Dec. II, 1867 {
During the past week business has somewhat i'm
proved.
C0TTON-For the condition Of our cotton market
we refer to the following:
REPoRr or WAsKou LrNDsAY-Tuesday December
lo,-Durng the past week we have to report better
feeling in the Liverpool New York and New Orleans
cotton markets, with advance of Is to &c. per Id.
all grades in the latter market. We have heard Of
some lists being sold at II to I2c, U. S. c. tax paid.
AS the lines down between Vicksburg and New Or
leans, are without any this morning. AS our
present crop than hafas large as
that Of last year. if that its value is only equal to one
third Therefore, net exceeding one sixth as much
money will into the country as came last wear
Taking into consideration the large amount of money
in circulation ut the commencement of last season. all
Of which has driFted to nominal centres for corn pork
and merchandise we enter the opening season with
no money, small crops and low prices When the value
of the present crop is had and it drifts as before to
pay for advances, it will leave in great distress next
spring Hence economy, retrenchment and great pru
dcnce should be exercised and by integrity we should
prepare for the coming storm.
We quote good ordinary at lie; low middling 1l0Q
Ice; midd!ing ~ &C., tax paid
REPoHr OF GREGG MARTIN-Tuesday, December TO-
We have but little change to note in our market for the
past few days A disposition is shown by buyers to
forward and take ali cotton oerrd at our quota
lions; but holders reluctant to accept the current
rates. and therefore sales have been limited We no.
tccd yesterday several small lots change hands on
the basis OF l0Wl313 for ordinary, l0II0l1 for good
ordinary, l10l2 for ow middng, and I21Lc for mid
ding currency, tax paid by producer Gold $40 1885,
and weak
COTTON STATEMENT.
crI-
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CONSTABLE,S SALE.


Succession Of FRANK SARTTNI, deceased.
CtTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo. By viz
= tue of a writ of sale to directed from the hon
orabe the District Court Of the parish Of Caddo will
proceed to SELL public auction to the last and high
est bidder the No - Texas street, in the city
of Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid,
Monday, the 23rd day of December, 1867,
at II clock AN the following personal property be-
longing to the succession of Frank Sartin deceased
tO-wt:
Notwithstanding of flour sugar, coffee, mo-
lasses whisky fruits candy, nuts, cigars raisins
Terms of Sale-On credit of twelve months. Pur-
chasers to give their notes with approved security
bearing eight per cent interest from day of sale
II. HUNSICkEt, Auctoneer
ShrnEennrt Nnvemher u. 1851. Lot
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YUTOR:S SALE.

Tnt0TshIP OF tIe MINOR FKsNCIs E0E0
GtTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-By vlr-
= tue of a writ of sale issued from the Honorable
the District Court Of the parish of Caddo, and to me
directed, l will sell at public auction, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Shreveport, parish and State
aforesaid,
Saturday, the 4th day of January, 1868,
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ and o'clock P.
NJ, the following described property, to effect par-
ton between the minor Francis Bond and Jennie Bond
wife of Robert Hight, to-wt:
Five acres of land il H-acre lot No thirytwo (32),
in the city of Shreveport, the buildings and i'm
provements thereon Also the north half of northwest
Quarter of section No. two (2} township seyeeen (l7),
range fourteen l4) in the parish of Caddo.
Terms of sae-CASII, with benefit of appfaiscment.
JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff,
and tx Ottico Auctioneer.
Shrarnnnrt Nnranlhnr q 1857. 1t nf S13 80
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Tribute Of Respect.

HALL Meth LODGE No 81, I.OO.F.,
Shreveport, Dec. 4 1867.
Whereas Ithas pleased Divine Providence to remove
from our midst our brother H. F. BECKMAN, N. G. of
this Lodge, who by his zeal and the fidelity with which
he discharged the duties of the offices he filled
in this Lodge, fraernal esteem and respect
therefore, be it
Reso5ye1 That, while we bow with humble submission
to the DEGREES Of our Heavenly Father still mourn
the sad fate of our late BROTHER by whose death
Lodge and the Fraternity generally has lost true and
exemplary member, and the community upright and
honorable man.
RSso1red That this Lodge be draped in mou.ning,
and the members the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days, token of regard for our deceased
brother
ResoJ2@a That copy Of these resolutions be entered
the minutes of this Lodge, and the newspapers of
Shreveport be requested to publish the same.
CHAS Il. SPILKER,
Committee: R. s. rR1PpErr
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4 CUE AND FEVER-The only preventive known
n for chils and fever is the Of Wolfes Schiedam
SnhuannS. Gu2S Snl
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FOR II EET

Shreveport, October 2, 1867. [tf
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NOTICE

4 LII persons holding claims against Messrs. ". 7.
Il OLIVER & co. will please present them to me for
pro rata" allowance without delay, accompanied by
evidence of their being due and unpaid.
L. H. NORWOOD, Assignee.
Shreveport June 26, 1867. If
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

7 n DISTRICT CoURT-State of Louisiana-Parish
of Caddo-No 754l.-CITY OF SHREVEPORT vs.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoaPANY. BY virtue of a
writ er facias issued from the honorable the District
Court of the parish of Caddo, and to directed, will
sell at public auction at the Court House door, the
city of Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 4th day of January, 1868,
between the hours of Il O'clock N. and O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, to-wit
Four freight cars box car and all the right title
and interest of the defendants, the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, lessees in and to the railroad
track and railroad from Red river at Shreveport,
the Texas State ine-sad lease extending to the first
day of January in the year 1885.
Seized the property of the defendants, and to be
sold pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
titled suit, with all costs.
Terms of sale--CASH, without benefit of appraise-
ment. JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff.
Shreveport. November y, 1867. [5t pf SIS 90
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EOR Z EMF.

4 PLEASANT RESIDENCE, situated just out of
"A the limits of the corporation containing six rooms
with kitchen. An abundance Of excellent water. For
particulars inquire Of }. W. SMITH,
TdIl 6t7 Agent.
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10000 cases Na3airaf SherFE and Port, seine very
I'D ara SUPERIOR various brands al warranted pEve
ar sale bv E09IPH0 ff0IEE,
14 Beaver street. ~ 3Fk.
sH7 8n E4laaShad IA t555
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

r HAVE THIS DAY FILED in my office the assess
i ment roll for the year 1867, and ali persons are
hereby notified to forward and examine it imme-
diatev. Office in the Sheriff7s office.
WIN. NJ HUBBARD,
State Tax Assessor for Caddo parish, Louisiana.
Shreveport, Dec. II. 1867 dill tt
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On the 9Th instant, CLARENCE B. MOSS; aged 81
years; native of Missouri.
On the 8th instant, Capt HENRY IT, MOSS aged
- years native Of Scott county, Kentucky, and for
merry a resident of St Joseph, Missouri
Missouri papers please copy.
On the 9TH instant, Capt RUFUS E. SENALL
In this city, on the 5th inst, Mrs. MARY RIMES;
aged ~ Years
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FDIg, q A If.

A VALUABLE PLANTATION, fifteen miles from
Il Shreveport, on the keachi road, containing 1850
acres of land 675 of which open and under good
fence and of which has been cleared since the
The place has On it good dwelling, well finished, an
orchard of IS acres of the very best selected fruit both
native and imported, three good wells of water two
never-falng springs and abundance of stock water
and houses sufficient to accommodate thirty hands and
families AIso-350O bushels corn, $500 pounds fodder
100 head meat hogs Is head stock hogs mules farm
ing utensils, and in fact everything necessary for the
cultivation Of such plantation which will be sold with
the place. or separately.
For PARTICULARS inquire of the subscriber Walters
4 Elder, Shreveport. ID. }. ELDER.
Shreveport, November s, 1867. Ltf
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

-. CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED aud EIGHTY
t.:;f Acres with good house. well and stable, and
!:i all out-houses belonging to plantation, together
with mules COWS, hogs, and agricultural imple-
mens The place is situated eleven miles from ShreTe~
port on the Mansfield road: $500 Cash. $1,000 Jan
uarv !, 1869, and $1,000 January l, 1870. Apply to
ne If j. i. LEWIS.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Shreveport, November q, 1867. st
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ONLY Reliable Well in Use-CurtiD & Burn


Shreveport, September 1867.
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Obituary.

Died. II the city Of Shreveport, December T, 1867
RUFUS i. SEWALI,; aged % years.
THERE'S grief too sacred for even the intrusion of
friendly sympathy to which the poor language of hui
coincidence would seem but a mockery of wo;
- And on their ears the words of weak condoling
Must vanlv fall;
The funeral bell that in their hearts is tolling
Sounds over all"
PRAYING that the God Of the widow and the fatheress
may comfort them in their deep afTlicton I would
with tender reverent hand, lay on the tomb of the
dear departed the last sad tribute of friendship and
affection No studied eulogstie phrases are needed to
tell his worth and virtues. Born and reared in Shrcve
port, he known and honored BIZ ALL and beloved bv
many and the sad gloom that fell like a funeral nail
this community when his sudden and violent death
announced gives mournful proof of the esteem in
which he held. No man ever gained truer warmer
trends, and none more richly repaid the love and
friendship he won warmhearted, generous and chiv-
alr0us. all that he had, to his e was held at the
bidding of those he loved Not faultess-for who that
is mortal can be? he yet had faults his many vr
tues did not most nobly redeem. High spirited and
quick to resent wrong, he quicker still to forgive
and prompt to atone when he himself unwittinglv
offence. 4 brave and gallant soldier he fought in
what he deemed lighttuE cause, and chung with chiv-
aric devotion that till its banners were lowered
in hopeless defeat. BIaneess as Citizen an alfec-
tionate son. devoted husband and father and faith
fnl friend, his life without reprOach and though
his early years passed amid scenes that proved
the ruin OF many promising lives the lofty instincts
and noble pronpDgs of his nature led him in the
paths of honor; and with " a noble love of right a
proud disdan of wrong" he passed unscathed and un
soiIed through trial and temptation, and died. as he
had lived, noble hearted, high minded, irrcproach
able gentleman
Early hath the Spoiler found thee
Brother Of our love!
Winter s faded earth around thee
And its storms above.
Evermore that turf lie lightly
And, with future showers,
Ger thy SAUNDERS fresh and brightly
Blow the summer flowers!
Peace be with thee, 0, brother,
In the Spirt-Land
Tany look We for another
In thy place to stand l..
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REY RESIDENCE, near the corporation line of
w Shreveport for the year 1858. Apply to lIJ.G.
Battle in town, on the premises to
dill til MARTHA A. HACKETT.
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TO r NST'

H.. FOR THE YEAR 1SG8-The sorehouse No. =
f5;;; Texas street, occupied by c. Il. Sknklc--
i%i the entire building, in parts Apply to Col.
Z 4 TITLE or to Tn2T If W. L. DOTG.
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FOR SAEE-CHEAP :

e f. ACRES LAND, located in Tarrant county,
O9-V Texas, about u miles from Dallas Land
to be good For further particulars apply
to G. W. D1LLARD.
iv31 If Office South estern.
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\. ORLEANS AND IsED RIYER PACKET.

fzv-~ TUE light draught steamer ROSE
sss!s-S5gzAs FRANKS, Capt. NJ. n. Woods, will
azSsszz4z4a& make regular trips between New Orleans
and Shreveport during the lowwater AS soon
the water will permit, she will extend her trips
above the raft The Rose Franks stands Al in all the
insurance companies Fer freight or passage apply or
board d. Il
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Ntt!H. EEUfEISEUIN'
To Whom 1t may Cone9n.-We have in use at our
store one of Coons Patent Wells, furnished US by
Messrs Curtin & Burnham, and would say to the pub
lie that it gives entire satisfaction, yielding abundance
of for any purpose Believing that its use viii
add the value Of any property where pure and good
water is needed hereby invite any and all to come
to our store on the LeFee the railroad and salts
fy themselves of its neatness and utility.
HOWELL, DURHAM & ToAklEo.
Shreveport La September (, 1867.
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SgTOLFE'S schiceIarn schnapps should be in the
" hands of every housekeepcr. au2S @m
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
Y OFFER, at private sale my Plantation in Red River
4 bottom, six miles above Fulton, Arkansas. 1t
contains about fifteen hundred 500) acres, four hun
died I400) in cultivation with MILL Gin, frame Dwell
ing etc 1t is above overflow, and has on it crop
equal to one bale of cotton to the
Terms-Half CASH; and the balance on time, with
ten per cent. interest Title guaranteed.
KEFERENc Es-Wm. II. Elstner, Shreveport La.
Gen. G. D. Royston, " Washington, Ark.
James Abrams, Rondo, Ark.
Henry NJ. Nash, Rondo Ark.
PiEBE NASH
October 2 1867 T3mI -Arkadelphia, Ark.
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E1R S 4 LIE.

FOR Sal
HIVE LOTS, beautifully located near the business
4 part of town in block No 81, Nos g. TO- H. y
and 1 on Market street fronting Cross bayou. To be
sold CHEAP. Terms cash Apply to
T. W. JONES,
au7 If at the Foundry.
VETOLFE'S Schiedam Schnapps is the purest
w Eou0r manufactured in the world AUS 3m
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For. RENT.

Tutorship of MARY s. JONES.
VA ILL be offered at public auction to the highest
w bidder on the premises, six miles west of AL
bany, in Caddo parish, on
Wednesday,. the lst day of January. 1868,
between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ, and clock
The lease for the ensuing year of the plantation
known the Sanford Jones Place, situated six miles
west of Albany, and r. T. Noers plantation, in
the parish of Caddo. There about fourteen hun
dred acres of good upland all opened and in good
dition for cultivation with good gin house, quarters
and all requisite outbuildngs.
Terms-The lessee will be required to give his note,
payable twelve months after date, with approved secu-
rty. r. NOEL,
Tutor of Mary S. Jones.
The lessee of the above place can purchase from the
undersigned all the requisite agricultural implements,
mules stock, stock and kng-hogs, corn, fodder &c,
&c. requisite for cultivang the farm, at reasonable
prices. Td4 81 Il. 7. NOEL.
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II MEMBERS OF SHREVEPORT CHAPTER
SSga No. 10 RAM. hereby requested to attend
~ next stated communication, Saturday, 18th
instantly for the purpose of electng officers for the
suing term By order of MEH.P.:
CHAS. Il. SPILKER, Scc'y.
CHRISTIANS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS !!
4 WE CLOSE OUR BUSINESS at the end Of
"A this year. Large Stock of albums, Frames and
Pictures will be sold at cost until the of December;
ALSO all furniture and contents of Gallery Apply at
Star and Pelican Photograph Gallery, No. 30 Texas
street. dill 2t#
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
m JUSTICE BEALES COURT-State Of Louisiana,
& parish ofCaddo-SUSAN G. ANDERSON VS.. D. r. CANE
RON By virtue Of writ of fa issued from the honora-
Bile the Justices Court for Ward No T. parish of CaddO,
State of louisiana and to directed, will sell at pub
lie auction the Market House in the city Of Shreve
port parish and State aforesaid,
Saturday, the 2Est day Of December, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A N. and o'clock P.
NJ, the following described property to-wit
Two Bales Cotton.
Seized the property of the defendant, and to be
sold satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms of Sae-On a credit of twelve months. Pur-
chasers to give their notes. with approved security,
bearing eight per cent. interest from day Of sale
J. L. SCARBOROUGH, Constable.
Shreveport November 20, 1867. 2t pr Sl3 81
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Shreveport, December I. 1877 It pfSIS -
CONSTAEfLE+S SALE.

IN JUSTICE ALIENS COURT-State Of Louisiana
I parish of Caddo-BARkER & IIENDR1cKs VS.. Mrs. d.
SpANIEE BY virtue of writ of sale issued from the hon
orabe the Justices Court for Ward No parish OF Cad
do State of Louisana and to directed, / will sell
at public auction at the Market House, in the city of
Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the Iith day OF December, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock NJ, and o'clock
Lot No. eleven II in block No. four ~, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon, i'll the
city Of Shreveport.
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 salc-CASII, provided the property brings
its appraised value If it does not bring lis appraised
value it will at the time and place be re0tiered
and sold a credit Of twelve months purchasers TO
give notes with approved security bearing per cent
FER annum interest from day of sale until paid, and
mortgage retained on the property payment.
J. l.. SCANBOkOUGH, Constable
Shreveport. November H. 1851 1t pr $l5 90
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NOTICE.

TAYING transferred our stock of merchandise, to-
i 4 gether with all outstanding claims due US, to Mr.
I. H. NORWOOD, assignee, all persons indebted to
the late firms Of OLIVER & CARR and to II. oil
YER co. Of Shreveport by book account, note, due
BILL otherwise are hereby instructed to make pay
ment of the to L. L. Norwood, assignee, who is
alone authorised to receive them.
" T. OLIVER i co.
Shreveport. jane Il. 1867 fie2g L
NNT1ERES scAfe5am SefzEIap pa ara used aII over
liz .-oLl- N. IL .-IEa.-..n- i'll T.. -Ea--l-.-
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PER TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YE7HE PUBLIC are hereby cautioned against credting
L any person on my account, exeeFt upon written
order. j. c. GRlGGS
1addo parish, La, Dec. II, 1867. fdll4p
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TRTERWEILER'S
BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.

Market street, between Texas and Milan Streets
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA,
TE7HE UNDERSIGNED will continue her late hus
Z bands business at the old stand and would re-
specially solicit continuance OF the liberal patronage
Wormen, and feels assured of giving satisfaction to
all patrons. dill If P. TRlERWEILER.
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state Of Louisiana---Parisl Of CadsIo.


Succession of GEORGE and SARAH DICK. deceased.
TEyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.-Notce ia
hereby given that Robert Dick has this day filed in
my Office his application to be appointed administrator
of the SUGGESTIONS of George and Sarah Dick deceased
and unless opposition be made thereto in ten days the
time prescribed BY law, said Robert Dick will be APP
pointed, as prayed for.
49, Given under my hand officially, this Cd day
-- rdt I'll r. J. WRIGHT, Clerk
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

Succession Of 4. k1NBLE deceased.
A LII PERSONS indebted to the succession OF A.
II Kinlble deceased are hereby requested to set
tie without delay and all persons having claims against
said succession, will present them for acceptance to
WIN. ROBSON, who is authorised to act for me IN all
matters pertaining to said succession.
d. At JESSIE kIMDLE, Tutrix.
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Fg7HE superiority of this Well over all others consists

FgvHE superiority of this Well all others consists
Z of the following facts
lst By means of double pipes, the inside pipe being
encased by fine gauze wire it eflectuaIly excludes
the quick sand and gravel working into the pump,
thereby rendering the water pure and clear at all times
Cd It is put down below surface water and taps the
pure fountain with failing supply of cold water
Sd. It etfectually excludes all filthy surface water
and contains no vacuum fer impure air
4th. It put down with dispatch, both summer and
litter
9th. It is less expensive than any other Well and
can be put down in frcm two to three hours.
9Th There is no corroding substance to render the
water filthy impure, as is the with most Wells.
We now prepared to fill all orders for this vaua-
BILE Well at 50 90 per foot.
County rights can be had by applying the propre-
tors, 4. NJ BURNHAM Marshall, Texas.
W. 4. CURTIN, Shreveport, La.
0. i. & J. CHAMBERLAIN, General Agents, will fill
all orders for this Well in Shreveport and Cadd0 par
sh, and always be found at their Machine Depot,
Milan street, Shreveport, La. s1l 6m