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caNSFARIE.S SALE.

IN JUSTICE BEALES COURT-State of Louisiana,
IL parish Of Caddo-SUsANG ANDERSON vs. j. K. GAaiE
Brvrtue of writ of f.fa issued from the honora
blethe Justices Court for Ward No 4, parish of Caddo
State of louisiana and to directed will sell atpub
lie auction at the Market House in the city OF Shreve
port parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 81 st day of December. 1867.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock P.
NJ the following described property, towlt
Two Bales Cotton.
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-0n 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 pf $l3 SO
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of FRANK. SARTINI deceased.
stTATE OF I0UISIANA-Parsh of Caddo. BY 7ir-
= tue of writ of sale to me directed from the hon
orabe the District Court Of the parish of Caddo, will
proceed sell, public auction, to the last and high
est bidder the store No. IS Texas street. IN the city
of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid, on
Monday, the 23rd day of December, 1867,
at II O'clock AM the following personal property be
longing to the eff Frank Sartin deceased,
to-wit:
Notwithstanding of -four, sugar, coffee, mo-
lasses whisky fruits candy, nuts, cigars, ralsins
soap eandlesi smoking tobacco, Shoes hats &c, &c.
Terms of Sale--0n credit of twelve months, Pur-
chasers to give their notes with approved security
bearing eight per cent. interest from day of sale.
H. HUNSICkER, Auctoneer.
Shreveport, November y, 1867. 1T
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA--Parsh of Caddo.--
= JOHN j. HOPE Sheriff and Tax Collector for use
&C. VS. Sam Hollingswortsl. By virtue of the author
ity in me vested as Tax Collector and for the Parish
of Cdddo and State Of Louisiana, have seized and will
proceed to SELL at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, the Court House door, in the City
of Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the .4th day of January, 1868,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ, and o'clock ~
the following described property to-wt:
One bay mare Mule; one brown horse Mule, seized
the property Of the defendant Sam. Holingsworth,
and to be sold pay and satisfy State taxes due by
said Hollingsworth for the year 1865.
Terms of sae-CAStI, without benefit of apprase-
ment. JOHN j. HOPE,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Shreveport La. December 49, 1867. r-- ST.
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FOE. e EETs

Tutorship of MARY S. JONES.
WILL be offered at public auction, to the highest
w bidder, 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 M and O'Clock NJ,
The lease for the ensuing year of the plantation
known as the Sanford Jones Place, situated six miles
west of Albany and +. T. Noels 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 ali requisite outbuildings.
TermsThe lessee will be required to give his note
payable twelve months after date with approved
rty r. t NOEL,
Tutor of Mary S. Jones'
The lessee of the above place purchase from the
undersigned all the requisite agricultural implements
mules stock, stock and killing hogs, corn fodder &C.
&c. requisite for cultivatjns the farm at reasonable
prices Gd4 r. T. NOEL.
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COTTON RECEIVED.

The following is the amount of cotton received from
the interior, BY the respective merchants during the
nout
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TAX COLLECTORS SAFE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Palish Of Caddo-
= JOHN HONE, Sheriff and Tax Collector, for use
&C. NJ. S. CuTL1FF. By virtue of the authority in
vested, Tax Collector in and for the Parish Of
Caddo and State of Louisiana, hare seized and will
proceed to SELL at public auction to the last and high
bidder, at the Court House door, in the City Of
Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 4th day Of January, 1868,
between the hours Of II o'clock A. and o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to-wt:
One lot of bar Iron seized as the property of the
defendant NJ S CutliH and to be sold to pay and sat
sfy State due by said Cutl for the year 1866
Terms Of SaIe-CASH, without benefit Of appraise-
ment. JOHN j. HOPE,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Shreveport, December IS, 1867. L3tl
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Pension REpoRT-The Commissioner of Pensions,
at the request of officer the Treasury Department
has furnished report showing that the whole number
Of applications for pensions by reason of casualties in
the late war, filed prior to Nov. l. was 287,472 OF
this number 2oa,62S have been finally acted on $50
suspended for additional testimony and 1929 awaiting
action in their order In the army branch there are
II SOP applications for invalid persons and l34 40
on behalf Of widows orphans or deceased relations.
In the navy branch there were lsos4 on behalf OF
widows orphans or deceased relatives.
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REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
IR Il n Il

WIN. UNDERWOOD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Master.
FERD V. CELLOS, ........ ............... Clerk
The New Orleans ard Red River packet
fffza5&aEa@ = IRENE will make regular trips be-
4$zs5iF3' tween New Orleans and Jefferson, touch
7zsszzsss= ING at all intermediate landings, for the
balance of the season The Irene has been thoroughly
repared and stands Al in all the insurance offices. For
speed and comfort she is unsurpassed by any pack IN
the trade. For freight or passage apply on board
Shrnrnnnrt Dncnmhpr 3. 1857.
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stay ofteg decree3 the death Of Jerry, treas
gAe gs.gelationary organisation. Tiers are
,afrf ssaorter's in possession Of the civil
y a the whole Of tsflui, With the evidence
.k afained, aisl expose 10 tile country III
* is E4dical plot To organise The blacks Of
revolutionary conspiracy against the
Ira ollowifa Is shofter's letter: g | drop
oH tltis casefaboat tina great man Jer-
q men together ANA tsse Jerry, aud
y n lIifn-kiIl him Don't let him get
all. send these men down to Pefote,
AtapaMa, 10 huht fef ann. re mas
mount o. money. re pas Deeh gong
1g more hes uhoeNhoWiifs 10 me. he
lie wrote against nc, ana want you
u illl him, or #aHS ten more men TO
fihe leave WIN o9ofSe' aug oFi''8
ell an tis 'i.s!' 10 ~ a't1 ''Ae tiisn VI
g., don laa. 9'sneo' "sof5e .'hoftet.
3 agent Of the Freedmen's Bureau at
recently took the keys aud liberated u
rJsouers confined by tie proper civil
His action is severely condemned.
sales, to-day, real estate and railroad
" remarkably low figures; land at from
-.., cents nm acre, and Follroad stock at ten
jollafs
7~ NY l1ecelnoeE So 'te =paPe'S III tie
-')| that 1Aefidaa approved 'ne sentence
lsslon, "Aich Eas death, aa4 forwarded
the PRESIDENTS approval Ho,f, III re-
e. yase, says u = Deceived no record o. quit
ever eeeit examiner ny ms b4Feau
& !oa91F tor tae Fi9t1 enforcement O the
"a 9lt{ taan Lllis. lie eo#eiudeS IL Is re res
.lseu th@' ''0 i'''so''E' - ~, ~
doraeneHt appears Oh tne oacN q dolEs
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LIVERY STABLE SALE!
HORSES, MULES PONIES. HARNESS.
Buggies, Carriages, Iiearscs, Wagons,
Omnibuses, etc.,

A T A T G T [ G n
NNTILL BE SOLD, on Saturday, Dec. 90, 1867,
w the entire fixtures and outfit of the present
Shreveport Crescent Livery Stables, (Sms old stand
consisting, IN part of
Twenty-six head of superior harness and saddle
Horses IL head of Mules Ponies Carriages, Hears
es, ? Omnibuses, Ambulances, Rarouches, top
Buggies, open Bugges, spring Wagons, 6-horse
Wagons, 9 Carts and Dray, with harness complete
to all the above mentioned vehicles besides all the
other material used in first class livery establishment
The above articles will he sold at private sale to the
day Of auction but final clearing out will on that day
be made.
Also, will be sold or leased favorable terms, the
above well known Stable fronting S4 feet OH Texas
street and running back $50 feet on Edwards street.
together with the dwelling house in the of the
same the present propretors wishing to retire from
the business.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock NJ, Satur
day December IS, 1867, and continue from day to day
until the whole is closed out.
CALDWELL Il co.
n
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OF ORD.-Ishanl G. Harris, citizen of Jack
5ty, Arb, }l@as been sentenced BY military
ariial al Little Rock TO be confined at labor
military prison as the proper authority may d.
hill January 1T, 1868" for calling the United
ag "nigger flag" The sentence was APP
by Gen. Ord.
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DEW OF rE7EHHI ALPS.

70 II 20 UE II Ii FL "A 81 81
ETOR SALE, wholesale, by all the grocers in New
IL Orleans, Charleston, Mobile, Savannah and New
York.
DEW OF TIE ALPS
Received the first premium at the Paris Exposition
Dew of the Alps.
The manufacturers OF the above cordial not only re
ceived the first premium at the Paris Exposition but
were decorated by the Emperor
Dew of the Alps.
For sale by all the Druggists, Grocers, and Fruit
stores in the United States.
Brandy. Rum and Wines.
5000 cases old Cognac Brandy, imported especially
for private use.
300 cases old Jamaica and St. Croix Rum, bottled
before the
10 900 cases Madeira, Sherry and Port some very
old and SUPERIOR various brands. all warranted pure,
for sale BY UDOLPuO WOLFE,
% Beaver street, New York.
au37 SIN Esta ished in 1913.
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LrRlEs IN NrY OELEANs-The New Orleans
. Of the 4th inst, SAYS Of the sixty-four dis
that city, but twcnty-eigbt have taken out
er papers to distiII The revenue officers are
lol with the others.
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Superb Christmas Tree

will be erected, af1ordng parents and others fine OPP
portunity for obtaining handsome and appropriate
Christmas presents for their children and friends
Persons intending to make contributions to the La
dies Presbyterian Bazaar Association Christmas En-
tertainment will please send them to Messrs Morris
CarliSe's drug store on Monday next.
Shreveport December IS, 1867. 1t
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TOBACCO! TORACCO!!

4 oONEY, BUCKNER 4 CO, dealers in saddlery
Ii and Saddlery Hardware, Of Texas street
and the Levee agents for all the Missouri Tobacco
Manufactures Tobaccos of all grades for sale in guam
titles to suit purchasers at the manufacturers prices
freight added
ShreypDOrt December 1897 ftf
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BLACK.AND-TAN CONVENTION New Or
imes, of the 4th inst, thus facetously takes
bIackand-tan Convention, now in session;
Convention is already in trouble. 1t is all
eas4nt to have Hon tackled to members names
play leading parts in the great comedy OF con
-a.making but all this, they very naturally, re-
be paid for. Glory without money is at the
sony 4alUc.
community will learn from recent debates, with
alarm, that some of our pa. ti-colored State
lreunuble to pay their board bills, and that the
proceedings Of that august body are liable to
ken into ut any time by the clamor Of disap
clearinghouse keepers and enraged washer
This is truly a sad state of affairs, and is
4 even more sorrowtul by the fact that the
ti0n ITSELF owing to the peculiar construction
law under which it was convened, ha8really no
means Of supp0rt-no legal method Of raising
mill its labors are not only concluded bat sane
oy the National Congress.
le sure the more sanguine and less intelligent
desc honorables talk seriously OF making
flce-Iance charge upon the community, and III
lof tax upon certain trades and professions;
) saYurs too much of the fo0t-pad to ever be
carried Into effect.
link we can offAra suggestion that might help
t Of the dilemma. What people 90 abroad to
' sometimes find more amusingly rendered at
. in this case, it is only required to interpose
musical entertainment, with a clog dance or
their proceedings, suspend the free list and
admission price at one dollar per head, front
gYed, and there is but little doubt that the
of the doorlceper would be heavy enough
the immediate wants Of the Convention. If
t8o0 is received and acted upon in the proper
II services will be further a. their disposal in
ton Of Il proper programme.
Times, supposing you were called upon to
programme, how would you least " Blck-
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" York, Hoffman was elected mayor by a ma
$4,000 over both Wood and Darling. Wood
90 votes, and Darling $4,000.
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Helper, the author Of the "Impending Crisis, is out
in long letter, denouncing the Radical Congress and
party in the most unmeasured terms The following ex
tract from the letter will indicate the views of Helper
upon the efforts now making by the Radical party to
Aficanise the country. 1t is proper to remark III this
connection that Helper still claims to be member OF
the dominant party of the nation. He says:
We Insist upon it that the enfranchiscment Of the
negroes and the diSfrancsemcn OF the whites where
by the supremacy Of the negroes has already been es
tabshed or is about to be established in almost every
Southern State, is consumate outrage, an unm'sa-
ted despolisGa, an unparalleled ntany, and an afro
cous crime We insist upon it that our Federal gov
eminent and State governments are, as they ought
to be, republican in form, and that the military au-
thorities ought all at times except in cases of actual
war in the future as in the past to be held subordi-
nate to the civil authorities. We further insist upon it
chat the hole drift Of Radical legislation for the last
eighteen months or more, has been and still is, I'M
stetesuaulike, unrepublcan vindetive, and despoc-
perous all the principles of enlightened sei-soTern
ment, and alarmingy degrading and inimieal TO the
white civilization and progress Of the entire New
World.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
!, ABSENT from the Stat

7 WILL BE ABSENT from the State for several
i months All persons indebted to or having bust
less with me will call on RICHARD J. WRIGHT,
Clerk of the District Court, after December 25 1867
G. C. CATLETT, NJ. D.
Shreveport, December Is, 1867. It.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of J. v. ANsLEY, deceased.
GTATE OF L0UIS1ANA-Parish of Caddo. By viz
- tue of writ of SALE issued from the honorable the
last and highest bidder, at the stable known as j. "
Ansey Co.'S stable, Texas street, i'll the city Of
Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on
Monday, the Both day of December, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock M and o'clock P,
NJ, the following personal property, belonging to the
succession of J. W. Ansey, deceased, to-wit:
harness, water Cart, WheclbarroH, water-trough,
saddles slot Of Brides and saddle cloths, Lanterns,
Lamps, Halters, Stove, &C, &c also, gold Watch,
Pistols &c.
Terms of Sale-CASH. If il does not bring the ap
praised value, the property will he immediately offered
credit Of l. months, purchasers give their notes.
with approved security, bearing per cent. interest
from day Of sale
TiiAIER 4 BYRNE.
CLARENCE c. THAYER, Auctoneer.
Shreveport, December Is, 1867. ct
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houns-Line Low-Watar Packets
FANNY GILBERT. Capt. JOHN k0USs.
PIONEER. ......... Capt. 3. &. =KOUNs.
GOssAMER, .-....-....... Capt. MeG HESNEY
fssas'7aa b THE FANNY GILBERT, Capt John
u ssssssFsR kouns, will leave New Orleans every
Ezszszszszzs@ Saturday for Alexandria, where she
will connect with either the Pioneer Gossamer for
Shreveport through in five days The Pioneer or
Gossamer will leave Shreveport Tor Alexandria every
Saturday and reach Alexandria in time for the Fanny
Gilbert on her return trip the city These packets
Of light draught and stand Al in all the insurance
companies For freight or passage apply on board
December Is. 1867.
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9a Succession of JOHN NJ LANDRUM, deceased.
YEyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notce is
Il hereby given that Albert H. Leonard has this day
ledin my ofce his application to be appointed testa
mentary executor of the last will of John NJ. Landrum,
deceased and unless opposition be made thereto in ten
days. the time prescribed by law said Leonard will be
appointed, as prayed for.
49, Given under my hand officially, this 18th day
! l.. s. of December, AD. 1867.
- Ids 2tl r. T. WRIGHT. Clerk
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FOR II EMIT.


A PLEASANT RESIDENCE, situated Just ont Of
N the limits of the corporation, containing six rooms
with kitchen. An abundance of excellent water For
particulars inquire of j. Vi. SMITH,
rd11 -ftf Agent.
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CHRHTnAs AND NEW YEARS GIFTS
S WE CLOSE OUR BUSINESS at the end of
n this year, Large Stock Of -f5nnss, Frames and
cs will be sold at cost until the list OF DeeeHb Der
Also all furniture and contents Of Gallery Apply at
Star and Pelican Photograph Gallery, No. 50 Texas
street. IdiI.t"
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INTER EsIING ENTERTAINMENT
CHRISTMAS EVEf

FEHHE Ladies Presbyterian Bazaar Association will
l. give interesting entertainment on Christmas
Eve night and Christmas Day, in Hope Smiths new
building Milan street, near Spring. On Christmas
Eve nj rht
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DRESS MAKING.

NJ ISIS L. J. BoSTWICK, late of l57 Canal street,
4sE New Orleans, desires to inform the ladies' OF
Frisbiess, Market street. between Milan and Crock
EFT streets, where she is prepared cut and make
Dresses Gabrieles, Basqoes saeques, &c. for ladies'
misses and children, in the atess styles, and most
moderate terms All orders from the country promptly
executed, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Shreveport December 49, 1867. T3m
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State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddt

Succession of Rufus Il. SEWALL, deceased.
THyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice is
d hereby given that A. H. Leonard has this day filed
in my office his application to be appointed administra
tor of the succession of Rufus E. Sewa deceased, and
unless opposition is made thereto in ten days. the time
prescribed by law said A. H. Leonard will be APP
pointed administrator, as prayed for:
ls~ Given under my hand officially, this 18th day
I L. S. fof December, AID. 1867.
~ Ids 2t1 r. J. WRIGHT Clerk.
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WANTED

EbY A LADY Of experience, position as Teacher
ID in private family. Salary not much an object
as the comforts of home. Address this office.
Sl,rnr- Ann ninor-1 Q Ii
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ATCTTON SALE.


T WILL SELL, at public sale, on Monday, De-
a cember 30, 1867. at my place, in Desoto parish,
near kingston known as the freeman Place, the fol-
lowing described property:
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
the former embracing paror hail. and several sets OF
bedroom furniture fine piano. &C. also, Mules, Oxen,
Wagons, Corn, Fodder and Potatoes
Terms-CASH in United States currency.
". B. FREEMAN.
DeSoto Parish La, Dee. Is, 1857. fdl8 2t*]
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NOTICE TO ERS.

"A l.
7 HAVE THIS DAY FILED in my office the assess
Il ment roll for the year 1867, and all persons are
hereby notified to come forward and examine it imue
diately. Office in the Sheriff. Office.
WV. NJ. HUBBARD
State Tax Assessor for Caddo parish Louisiana.
Shreveport, Dec. II, 1867. dll If -
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rlnk Of the late commanding officer Of the
Ltary District is that of Colonel Of the 29th
states col0red a,Iun,ry.
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STiEREEEF,S SALE.

SEEEREEF's SALE.
IN DISTRICT COUkT-State Of Louisiana-Parsh
Of Caddo-No. 754l-CITY OF SHREVEPORT vs..
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Company. By virtue of
writ of er faca 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, IN the
city Of Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on
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-wlt
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, to
the Texas State inesaid lease extending to the first
day Of January in the year 1855
Seized the property of the defendants, and 10 be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
titled suit with all costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, without benefit Of appraise-
ment. JOHN D. HUE, SnerlA
Shrevenort. November q. 1867. L5t pr SIS 90
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.a WILL OCT.-Greeley, no doubt, smarting
.. late defeat Of his party in the North thus
I'd unblushingy defines the damnabe princi-
s party and scores his deciples until the CALLED
cs This is the way lie talks:
patton WAS "side issue" till it pleased God
to make papably Indispensable to the salvation of
the Union; negro sodier$hp was side issue" till it
became impossible to fill the ranks of the National
mics fast enough with whites alone. And now the
Republican party ooH enirunehise the blacks or die in
tie effort not mainly because hree-tourhs of its men,
oers aFdeDtly desire to do it. but because the more
cunning minority, who would otherwise outmanage or
6eay the great majority, will soon discover that they
cannot help themseIgcs-that they have exactly Hob
son clfoice in the prcmises'to be- or not to be-"
For tie Republicans are Josmd to 90 aidcr (thank
'od) # they don't entra,schiSe the Blacks. Manhood
tGage in side issue" for them, but of life and
4carh. II the blacks are not enfranchised Fallands-
Jpn could beat Gen. Grant for President If the
southern States we're reconstructed a white basis
A2could, ard would carry all but one Of the fifteen
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Stock on hand


Reported by the Banking House of Geo. A Pike.l
Mexican Dollars OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .l39GIl32
New Orleans City Notes. large. .......... 40 do
Exchange on New York ................. get prem
Exchange on St. Louis. do
Exchange on New Orleans. ...............L do
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POWDER! POWDER
Aanns-Iine I.au.AA,a1ar I.acAsta

Holm C. ELSTNER, No. 8 Levee, Agent for Orange
- Powder Works Al descriptions of Powder for
sale at manufacturers prices. dis Il
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GREGG & MARTINS CIRCULAR.

TN VIEW of the short cotton crop and the necessi-
Il ties of the country, we have determined to make
our house a market for every article enumerated be-
low in fact for everything that be raised or urn
shed by planters. Having made arrangements for the
sale of The in the best markets of the country,
we will be enabled to give full prices either IN cash or