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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27
Now York mnrket-Sept oo.

"a
:. C0TToN-Dull and dropping: sales middling mp
psrhne ale aud ,western ss s0gio Is for extrs{
western: % 7ogIa so fgr rouad hoop o 10: sio9ie
Eur Is soss Is. iOrn'A f quiet al siiels 20. Rye
MhISk Il: (, Y-,s nchanged. 30 .z-z.rr1st.lsF
better spring 50 laSs q y foTEe9s ssf chiss hi
do; e 3oter 40 / spring; sa 10 for old cSicaso
choice white Michigan; % IS for choice white Cali
RsiYE-ouiet. western 81 g. 3 f'i' ss'e 'iiiloO
,BBRLEY-Duil and dropping; sales of No Ohio
mixed western closing At 81 SUI 81 aSst Psins p N:
parcels pnsound OIL 27S1 49, - -
closing at 755<csz g = > E tl1}tfffi s1llsf's
tEptGEEFEERPglot,1 tpEFEP@glot,1n;.. hns t1ars,. assa. a1F
p !sU&AR-sssady; sales of Cuba at II lslac; Porto
H%?9I&RsssEs-ouiet. i.'sas 81 Na' 'as'''i Z ''-3
p FR0EEG&-1ss0 for oTude $50 for refined
y lower and closed 'n.r. SIS $50
q 95 for mess closing s23 oO cash. prime $40 sc
sf BEEfF HAHs-Nomin.l.- tT: 30 z - y =
.S9T sMEATs@oouieti shoulder. lsxslso, ham. ]
Hk99FDseSsf{ H9E EES@5h{Ea Il isSse aszsl4ho. IN '.z
iCHEESk-Quiet. ,C1.H.tE =
oa;S ---' LATEsTA5-P P. NJ. = g p - q, y
FLOUR--Closed dull and 59Ioc lower, mixed
FAf-Aetiye ard very firm; "a ga for No :.
and S2 81 for No spring. geW 81 = 1s7T --lii.
0AFs-Yery firm; sales 1507oc for Chicago and
CSRN;;: Lower and dull; e 1901 al for good to !
pr, ne mixed western. -. : -, 80 )
,PoRk--Reguiar; closing at s2s s7Ks2s s5. and
CUT MEHTs~Steady. -Ieiss n .9a Z some ~
.LAROIi4NS43I for fair to prime steam; 1899 Z
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27
Fire.
Died

Boston, Sept. 26.-The Naumekeag
Salem burned this morning. Loss
s25, 600. s. q. '-@f-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27
New York stock aIarket-sept. "a

Cineinnati Nancy market-Scpt. ca.
G0LD-142X914s. buying.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Shsde easier. Com
nnns % Of 81 Hog; do 's9 llsX; do "a i0s<: dc
% soiN iegzS do new I07H: do ~ l07x lo-zos S9X,
urhe safes Of gold to-day aggregated about one
million. and the Department. is also selling $40
oy lowering the price. The Government now en-
P'oys several gold brokers ann sales Of coin are
larger eac1 DAY than generally supposed The Ex-
press yesterday took 500 600 to the west
making total of 600 for the rst three dsys
of the we K '-'---- eeys
STOCK ,-0pened active at full prices. and was
subsequently there was q sharp decline. but closed
strong. with auimproving tendency Canton "a
44;Cumberlsnd so 3s:Wells' Express 5sk z6TE;
American 50 $50; Adams 81 y: Merchants Union
haeifc mail l3ss<9l39IE; Atlantic do Iiisli1
Me<tern lion Telegraph 3eJE; New York Central
!O7x91071; Erie 62@62H; ;sH udson l27 12e; Read
ing 02xglo3: Wabash 46: st Paul 80 ~; prefer
red 62g63; Michigan Central I0sX 9l1O: Michigan
Southern s2x9s9; illinois, (enfrsI 1919 I25 Pitts
nurgh E41f9sU; Toledo 1889 ie91E; Rock Island
I9lh ylG2af: Northwestern r4It94IX; docpreferred
so0o5k; Ft. Wayne l0i1S910l%.fC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

sSxD aAccIDkS A young man named
George whiteS the son OF widow, had the,
first, second and fourth fingers of his right
hand cut off by q saw, in Carlisle's Mill. yes
terdsy afternoon, ON the corner Of Spring
street and the alley east of High street.
His wounds were cared for by DIR. White.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27
Paving Notice,

To all ttohonp it mat Concern: j.
= ETGJssl CITY CLERKS OFFICE.l .-
.ug.Eg CoItHBUs, o.. Sept. 1857. "A sa
s been
making the followi ing improvements to- wit !:
! For graveling the roadway of Fair alley from
Also for constfuctng fIsg Stone crosspe across
Seventh street on the south sideof Fiiend street
from High street to the CITY Park. IT, -
Also TO establish the north line of the City Park
Esq, and acce tied by the City Council =
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates 70 be prepsred by the City Civil Engi-
neer, and filed in the Office of the City Clerk -
All persons claiI1ing damages secount of said
proposed improvements. are required to file their
elsims in the Office o. the Clerk in writing. on or
before the Fifth day of November. A. u: 1851.
l.. E. WILSON,
septl6-dltaw4w City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

KEY WEST, Sept. 25.-Maior Stone died
last night of yellow fever.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

DR.. CUTLER & Co, No. 8, Broad street
Buckeye Block, cures recent cases in forty.
eight hours.
See advertisement in another column.
Sept25-d3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27
append the corrected returns

| CHALLENGES AccEPrED.-We publish be
low the acceptance Of the challenge made
by the South End drummers and fifers as
published in the STATESMAN of yesterday
morning, TO have a .'match game" of drum
ming and fling: :# 5s.I.5i sa0 ~. .a'4 s7s
-agT'l g15, Iset CoLUMBus, Sept. 27, 1867.
/. We, the undersigned drummers and
'ffers of the North End, being disappoint-
ed in not having an opportunity of meet
ing our, South. End friends in a friendly
iors a. drumming and fling match, and
would name Thursday, Oct. 10th, as the
time for trial OF skill, the place and hour
TO be fixed by a committee to be appointed
for that purpose. .Ye name as our COM
'mitteemeh John Daily, Michael Butler and
Charley Montgomery od
: DRUMAfERs AND FIFERs OF NORTH END. ts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

New York Cattle Markst-Sept. ,ee.
BEEYESTTksl supply is large. exceedipe 4 ,3no
head US far, and very mixei quality. The mar
Aet has depressed full 70 Stree rnorniiR. -.
and 6 to So for swine. gO[ tg1dE l6 sgGrD iTGfff
SWINE-Eirmer at ea<aaxc with q fair demand
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27
Cincinnali niarkst-1ept. I,s155s

tFL0UR-Jn good demand and market firm At fuf
ra,eS; extra 50 75alO 20: family si075aIl 25 -
- vi MhEEATauniet E aud unchanged; No. winter
G9gkMDulI q Ss for new selling in field
ELro USqtoS, - nNc.r - li-.gH-foH apfzaJ
BARLEY-Unchanged = J.. '-it. Is
sod a. lsc. -, ~ - = . ..f.lf + - Z
ppdTIsX ipMpHdITSIkXfoTRSnllHn & 3 i and nominal. H.
LhkD@fair demand; prime city can be had IT.
13Ac. -,
BACON-,Held ae a. IS and 171sc.ss< e ~
iHAMS-None in market, -..-
iBUTTER-Steady.iI 9lsi .7H&Fiit'- ~ II
EESE-Good demand. .GqJ VnEm % rwcu{
PQTAIQES-Firm at Ss 2sa35o per Dbl. ia aes,iglt
GROCERlES-Fair demand, = - = i,,,..,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27
N Nnw V11EI 1BEIAlDIaonr..4chief lIan Engineer Marrow

CAUTIoHTos osVErERANe.--0ur exchanges
are eautioning veterans throughout the
country against parties representing them
selvessto be sent from Washington with
instructions to soldiers aud claim, agents
for the collection of additional bounties,
and also stating that the soldiers of 1851
are entitled to one hundred and sixty acres
of land. The object of these parties ap-'
pears TO be TO obtain tho dates, number Of
regiment snd officers signatures as they
appear upon discharges papers; with these
dates forget, applications for pay would
probably be made out
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

ArrENrIoN GRANp GUARD.AT The Grand
Gnard Of the Brigade of White Boys in
Blueof franklin are requested to meetlat
Thurman Hall Tonight, for organisation.
Please be on hand promptly. fgH sdi .i.i,g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

LOCAL NEWS ID
esRAAKLlHCeuH1y DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
senator-ROBERT HUTCHEsON.
prsssnsaSisss-wILLIAML L. ROSS.
CAL. T. MANN.
saerif-GE0RGE q. EARHART. =
Audssor- KILE.
a Fresssrsr-A. @. lHEADLEFs rels ta- no
Ressrder-EATHANC COLE
Z smnzss3opsr-wILl.IAhG GULlck.i-t9 i0t
osrsesr-BLKAS GAFER. rgkg -sIUCI
A.fvzsrr Diesstsr-JACOB eRAU-
MsrnsKoIoGIoAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by W.. Savage, Jeweler, 81
Ssuth High street. asl eFs sosaGoo
NIa THURsDAY, Sept. %. 1857.
o,.,..l- cgsseel- Barometer. Thermometer
7lK!A. l.s..s..s.a .ssa. aszs 1s;l = 90 yssd
..::: ..:.::: 3 SIS g = 100 sssass g
-1i5 q saitigIs 9iiiH ~ hqs a5a .,s,E HIM
San Risss.....--.s sal sua Sets. ....a.::s 40
ATTENTION GASP GuAsD.AThe Grand
Gnard Of the Brigade of White Boys in
Biueof franklin are requested to meetia
Thurman Hall Tonight for organization.
Please be on hand promptly. fsN eai a,iw
n, T ;.L,, p.;n
LICKING DeesNDsn. 80 -s Dis
Wednesday night. Some $50 names were
oosa'neu ~ sne .s a - .oo ,r;th;n
Witt, vii, 'IaSe ,s,sas, s"s.. Ssss. ~ s.H-1I
-r--.,-, - rs y
cuKrcr on oyrgIHf,oRpoRArroN.-.-T Home
GiaAsssiS NJ. :
ins ave @ s.h.v;s;ors p.' :, of tbe act to
49, - 80 to tes
e"aI -. S,a.n Co1nan;es- on YESTERDAY
oSI9SSSsSasSs.sS;,,f The icbsnae' with the
sso....rv' - - If state,.,..T ass l''sasidl ,lr
.,iea S-s'ss 2 --.-.-, : .,e,ag,i.2
SAD .ACcIDENrAA young man named
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

INDIAN HERB rDOCTOR-OF FICE
L corner North Broad and High streets, north Of
St.ts House Columbus, Ohio. Cures Catarrh,
Bsonchitis, Scrofuls, Rheumstism. Dyspepsia and
ali Acute and Chronic Diseases. Baldness cured
and the head clothed With q healthy growth OF
hair The Doctor treats all diseases of women and
ch,iireild Persons at distance give All symptoms
and medicines will be- sent by Express. Direct to
Indian Herb Doctor, corner North Broad and High
StrSets Columbus, o. sepR5-dfm u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27
Coast survey.

J The vessel seen off the Irish coast, is said
to be the bark Plato, OF Pride of Erin, with
a party of scientific and military gentle-
men aboard, to make survey OF the coast
and ascertain the most available inlets for
landing in Ireland. She is the vessel that
made the former trip to Ireland. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

AN IMMENSE SPRiSG.-The men engaged
in dixeing . well 10 che cellar of the engine
house on the alley ID the rear Of the deaf
apddzws rssy,a@ strreEwhst seems To-
be a never falling spring Of water. For
tbree edsys Z teen srnef, have been engaged
in the endesyef to pump the well dry, but
without success, The stream OF water
running into the well u about six Inches
In diameter and runs like mill tail. 1t is
thSaght shst tgtkis' spring would furnish
wateb enough to supply the city. asl2 ,g2,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

. Fitz John Porter left to-day for New
York. Attorney General Stanbery has not
yet come to decision In hiscase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

A committee of the Newark. n. j., coun-
ellis has gone to Philadelphia to- tender
Gen. Sheridan the hospitalities of their city.
A grand reception is intended.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

SrRAreHr-Whether induIgiBg what is
called "straight" is aYirtue, depends on
circumstances, Your. guzzler OF straight
whisky finds his level early In the day
Fast people generally are going straight to
the-wropg pew. Going straight ahead If
your eye is open, is commonly good go.
Stmfghrin Itself may bel alt right or all
wfopk The oplysyay isto carry q little
common sense along with you, and when
matters aredeabtfgl draw IL. out and make
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27
Fitz John Porter.

Gen. Hancock left Washington this even-
ing tor Philadelphia, on his way to St
T nufo ....A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

23 -dlW* LAFAYETTE LAZELL.
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ERAAxLIK couN1Y pIMOcalIIc IIckEI.

ssn Ki.es.....r-..s 3, 81. seta.....,...t %
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-20

For tue past winter the house Of Elstner Kins-
worthy Go, have been doing an excellent business
Nearly every steamer arriving had more less goods
for them, which disposed of almost as soon as
they reached the store They have excellent repu-
taton for fair dealing and liberal ideas of traffic All
the gentlemen composing this firm are first rate bust
ness men, and keep none but Of that kind in their
employ. Their mammoth wharfboat has greatly facil-
itatcd their large receiving and forwarding business
and has proved success to its owners and conYe-
niencc to the public. We cordially recommend this
house to any of our readers in the country, who visit
this city, as one every way deserving of their
flence,
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DIsFEANcHIsENENr.-T New Orleans Times, in
able and elaborate article Oh the military bill SAYS
dsironchisemeut depends upon two distinct facts,
to-wit
l. You must have held some Office under the Uni
ted States Government that Of any of the States in
which you took an oath to support the Constitution.
2 You must have engaged in Instruction or rebel
lion against the United States, given aid comfort
to the enemies thereof both facts must exist to pro-
duce disfranchisement. General Forrest, who never
held State Federal Office in which he had sworn to
support the Constitution Of the United States would
not be DISTINGUISHED of his participation in
the rebellion. The persons in this class of disquaIi-
fcations neither hold Office vote in the organi
sation OF the State afterwards, unless their
disability is removed by vote of twothirds of each
House.
\ difficult question will arise under this section as
to the meaning and intent Of the words giving aid
comibrt to the enemies thereof" These words have
been limited by judicial Interpretation to material
aid end comfort to carry the war;" and have never
been made to apply to incidental sentimental
aid-to the aid of opinion and sFmpathy-or even to
contributions given to individuals engaged about to
engage in the war
This, however, is only Of many other questions
which will arise from this extraordinary BILL upon
which the courts will have to pass.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-20

MURDER IN VAN ZASDr COUNTY TExAs.-We have
heard the RECITAL of most shocking and inhuman
crime, committed in Van Zandt county, few DAYS
ago. The house of the widow Wheeler las we I'M
derstood the name was visited at night by some per-
sons, wbo> after robbng her of what money she had,
and pillaging the house, murdered the old lady, and
then burned the house down over her.. Two children
supposed to have been burned also they cannot
be accounted for. a part of the widows remains
were found among the ruins of the building and there
were evidences showing that trunks had been broken
open near the fireplace, probably before the murder
was committed Or the house fred. One man. suspi
cloned OF having been connected with this foul deed
by certain money found in his possession was arrested
and has been lodged in jail here for safe keeping
This is, we think, the most revolving crime that has
blackened the records of our State in long time
and we fervently hope that justice may speedily over
take all who were concerned in it,
Tyler Observer March G.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-20

A Case OF CHAnITT-It will be recolIected that
Mr.. N. Lehnis member Of Caddo Fire Company.
was accidentally shot Oh the night Of the fire at the
corner Of Texas and Spring streets Since that time
he has been in the nfrmary under charge of its able
physicians and regret to learn that there is little
prospect Of bis being able to follow his occupa
ton again for a livelihood. What makes the matter
more serious, lie has family dependent upon him.
1twopd be an act of charity the part OF our ct-
zens to assist them. The Fire Company are not able
to do all of it at present. Nr. Thomas Byand the
foreman, will wait upon citizens and ask for con-
tTibutons, and we trust that every will give his
mite
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-20

By reference to an advertisement in another col
umn it will be seen that Messrs Catlett & Blakemore
have bought out Thompson, Morris & Co., No. 10 on
the Lesee, where they will continue The business.
They open with Of the largest and best assorted
stocks of general merchandise in this section of the
country, which they Offering low any other
house in the CITY, Their facilities for rcplenshng
their store unsurpassed and their customers will
always be to find full stock to select from The
members Of this firm come to recommended as ex-
pericnced honorable, and liberal-mnded merchants
They are prepared to advance all produce shipped
to their friends in the CITY.
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GEN. SHERIDAN's AUTHoRIFY.-An

GEN. SHERIDANs AUTHORITARIAN impression has
prevailed to some extent that Gen Sheridan exceeded
his legitimate powers in suspending the election for
municipal officers fixed by local la VS. to take place
yesterday. This is mistake, for have the best of
reasons for believing that he possessed instructions
from PRESIDENT johnson to adopt whatever measures
he deemed necessary for the preservation of TRANQUIL
ity and good order in this city
The disputed question to whether or not the mil
ltary bill is at present operative in Louisiana has also
been definitely settled On Saturday afternoon Gen,
Sheridan received by telegraph official copy of
GeneFai order No. 10, Headquarters of the Army,
Adjutant Generals Office" signed by Gen. Grant and
counterslgned by Assistant adjutant Gen. E. D,
Townsend, which enbodes g for the information and
government of all concerned" the recently enacted
military BILL which bill is declared 10 now be law in
ioil iofce. \. O. Times 18th
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Sale Murphy on the corner of Texas and Spring
streets, among most thrifty and enterprising
merchants With ample capital and long experience
in business they able to cope with the best of our
old houses in sales and prices. Their stock Of dry
goods, groceries, &C. is large and well selected The
senior partner is now his way home from the North
where be has purchased a full stock of spring and
summer goods which will arrive in few days. A new
feature in their business is boots Shoes hats and
trunks, of which they have very large stock. Muir
ply says he and will sell goods low as the next
man, and everybody who knows Murphy, if they know
anything, know that he is man of his word Try
him and Sec
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-20

THAD STEVENS ON CoSFIscArIoN.-The following
is portion of Thad Stevens speech in the last Con
gress in reference to confscation:
The President has already, as far as he is able and
Illegally pardoned and restored these rebel traitors
property which was confscated by the act of lS62,
and he has done that in defiance Of the law. Last
Saturday, gentleman from Alexandria came to me
one Of the Judges there-and told me of the case of
an old gentleman who had bought some seventeen
thousand dollars worth of property under tax sale Of
the United States but the rebel whose property had
been, recently with the Presidents pardon, and
order for the restoration of the property; and an
ejectment has been brought in the State Court, and
beyond all question the recovery will be had Sir,
more than two billions SO far as I can ascertain of
property belonging to the United States confscated
not as rebels property but enemys property has
been given back to enrich traitors Our friends whose
houses have been laid in ashes, whose farms have
been robbed whose cattle have been taken from Them
and whose houses have been rihed, are to 90 forth
suffering and lahoring while Wade Hampton and his
black horse cavalry is enjoying his millions of dollars
and while all these men along the valley and elsewhere
with their manors Of thirty thousand acres, are still
enjoying them. God willing and | living there shall
be question propounded to this House and this Ma
ton, whether portion of the claims OF loyal men
shall not be paid by the conscated property of rebels
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MARSHAL Law IN GRA1soN CoUNrY, Texas

Galveston dispatch of the 18th has the following:
Gen. Griffin has issued an order saving that in con-
sequence of repeated Qutrages and murders in GRAY
son county. and the seeming unwingness or inability
OF the civil officers to give protection to citizens the
operations of general order No. 5 are suspended in
Grayson county, and the sub-comm5sioner is thereby
directed to arrest all persons who or may hereaf
ter be charged with the commission of crimes and of
fenses against citizens, refugees freedmen in cases
where the civil authorities have failed neglected or
are unable to bring parties trial, detain them in
confinement until such time the proper judicial ri-
bunal is ready and willing to try them
He orders the military to enforce the order, and
avows his intention to enforce it whenever reqrred
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-20

MAsoNIc.-At the organisation Of Caddo Lodge No
l79 A, T. and a. d. Of this city, Saturday evening
the 10th instant the following officers elected
Samuel N. Morrison, ". H.; John G. McWiams, S.
W. VIM Robson, J. W; VIM. Thatcher Treasurer
A. NJ. Kirk, Secretary; P. ". Il. Cumming, S. D.;
Chas. D. Moore, J. D.; r. 3. Burns and Geo. Cole,
Stewards j. S. Sheridan, Ter. The Lodge was
dedicated consccrated and the officers elect duly in
stalled by the f. w. J. W. Jones, ID. Grand Master
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We call the attention of our readers to the card

We call the attention of readers to the card of
Blakemore, Woodbridge & Co., cotton and tobacco
factors and general commission merchants, No. 1874
Common street, New Orleans, to be found in another
column. We can assure our readers that this is one
of the largest and most responsible houses in the city
and have the peculiar faculty Of giving general salts
faction to their patrons. If any of our friends are
tired Of their old merchants give This house trial,
and our word for it, they will never regret it.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-20

PERsoSAL-We had the pleasure during the past
week Of making the acquaintance of Maj. Steve Pow
er formerly Of Natchez, whole-soued gentleman and
gallant supporter Of the "ost cause" The Major is
connected with the extensive house Of J. II. Carter
New Orleans and his visit to this section of the coun
try is on business for that house. mr. Carter could
not have employed a more efficient agent
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-20

a good many people are astonished at the hold that
E. & B. Jacobs have the trading community in the
country, but to us it is all as plain as the nose on
mans face, and we can make it equally as plain to
Others They always keep on hand large and well
selected stock, purchased from first hands, sell at
small profits, deal fair ana square, and talk to you
like father to his There you have the secret.
By the way the spring Stock purchased by the senior
partner in the North is now coming in such guam
titles as to astonsh the natives.