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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

POSITIVELY THE LAST NIsHr or THE FAIR.
The FiAr for the benefit OF the Convent.
wbnA hasbeea 90 successfully carried "a By
the ladies II the Catholic Church, during gAis
week, will terminate this evening With the
drawing Of the Gin Enterprise. Let an who
take an interest in education, and the sene-
raj progress Of the city, attend the Fair this
evening, to spend couple Of hours in limo.
cent amusement, and, 1t the same time, give
helping hand to 90 laudable an object Is the
establishing of a Convent School, b the
Sisters Of Charity, in this commrpity.
The contest for the Gold Headed Cane and
Silver Horn is growing yarmer, and good
number RI retes we're east last. evening.
Young America still leads. The other com.
pe.itors, for the Cane, have reduced sudre
Ciagetts majority 70 e5. The polI. win
close precisely u 10 clock this evening.
The. following genalemen have been a.
pointed 70 supsriasend the drawing 81 Is.
Gin Enterprise, which will take place iume-
dissehsGASYsSseio siss Of The polls: AIf,d
Assry, TAessAilas Ns5sss, Dr. Gso. II. .eead-
INC = D6rssS ~ !. r. Christy, i -
hsosa " ~ &isJsepd II Jsa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

YAH oten VA hear the question asked by
strangers in the city, where is the best place
to have our pictures made? md the answer
always is, for the very finest Of Photographic
pottrSa " I'll styles ind sizes 90 y Van
Chickens Gallery, No so Main street
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L .CoNrrtSESTAnY SrprfR TO JrD6s IsewE.
| --In the Des Loines Regisisr ne find the fol-
Living correspondence which explains itself,
involving, as il does, very proper and graf
/ lisiaa courtesy to Que of keokuk's most
honored citizens, aud one OF the State 4
sl,!est sons: # H.
Drs MolSEs. Dec. 10th, 1861.
| ! Hos. r. i. Lpwx:--Sir The members Of
! Ii. bar of the Supreme Court. and the OIL
j. ~ OF Sia,4, among whom are some who
aaye been associated With you as members of
ll,s bsr. IN yosr easiy practice in the Coprts
! u the Territory and State, some of whom
prw;ticed in your court whaI you sat as Ds
trict Judge, and I'll of whom, both as lawyers
asl u;Nens, have Witnessed with pride md
III, asure Your long and faithful service to the
stole, - District Judge, Governor and mems
| aer Of the Supreme Bench, DESTROYS OF tast-
rylag their regard for your character rs .
| ri hfuf public servant. M eminent and up
| right Judge and private gentleman, SOW
that you are about TO retire from the Benct,
bege tisat yso Wit join tltor in \ sspuer at
| the Slavery House, in Des Moines, on Sa.ur-
styiA ,sjlacslaber I'll 81, 1867,
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si.r-,ox 4 Wallace nm ALL - !,
another. lot Of oysi coats, coats, vests, pants,
undershirts, drawers, a team Of fine matched
ponies, &c, furniture, &c. Also sales at
night
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chicago Live stock marker.

ChtcaRO Live STOCK u arket.
By Telegraph. Cs.caso Drc, 90
Fogs- Received mp 10 9.35. Market active
aid strong; sies rapse 10 for csmnsn; st0
for good; ssa sTt fer erases Of $40 and npwarts
The receipts TOR the last few MS have been ma y
from 10 IA. nd are cfesaA qss,ity.
G, te-R,eA,e1 up to mon ieo. MAk-t dull:
choice cattle on ssl.: pfics 10 nonii nsi s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

rsaxslIA Bsfrkas.-A dsliektfsI teslps as-
|sti , -sssesief q Cologne md a heif lhs
ptiss, delTtklkS0sSvk6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

Irsle~. and II snew, and few, too. Whcw
But a person clothed in suit OF wearing sp
parvl from the popular establishment Of Hess
STERN 4 Co, would not have suffered vey,
much. IL yea are in need Of anything in
thar line you will do we'll 10 give them cali
and. provide yoarelf for it nary "bl5v
again some of these DAYS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

Lowaft R9tbs News Depot, hahas us
'Harper's Monthly Magazine" for january.
superb number, containing the commence
ment of the new story, The Woman's King
dom, by the Anthor Of 4Johu Halifax, Cen
tleman." Go TO Lowry and get it.
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This dies not include all the bricks used |:
,MdsiMgiscc credit allow ed oothef vorkss in,
Nr. Fletcher says that about six millions of
bricks went. during lie, Seasons to the extern
son Of keokuk. j slhi. aisht sl,Ave bees
more, bus il is we'll. ], is large improve.
inert bstf last year. And ii We itirfease
roportionstely eyery year, orr city will grow
into metropolitan proportions ID titne.
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Persons calling forI tAsse lstters will plsspe de
sgiaAss them ~ "Adrestissd.'
&c. PARRorT. fsN.
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r.u Yarknrx Gnaa.

BY eltsraph-l NIv yoKE. Dec. 30
by goods ma ket inaetivr, and prices irregular light
goods depressed While heavy fabrics hold their
fra!y. ishs and heavy brown sht.tings 1aI4of5ls
Miller River tsa, Or, at fall llk; Pepn.reli l2ls;
do 9k; Bedford KstI. Dwight hl.ached nusiins ie;
d. liuen flsh Ionsnsle If His' smi Id<m IS Hops
l25 Green II: Great Fsu. 6Sd1s Coeh,eo prints Is
spsague's SOLIDS 12L; Wsuk.kAu II X: sict.ria 9x
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

Foa the handsomest and cheapest Break
fast Shawls 90 to the New York Store. For
the best stock Of Dress Goods, at the lowest
prices, 60 to the New York Store Ten
pieces, all eolors, Flannele, 90 cents per
yard, worth 40, IT the New York Store,
Good heavy Cansou Hannels 20 cents yarf
At the New Y crk Store. An Immense supply
OF Blankets, from four dollars per pair and
upwards. For Holiday presents, to suit ev-
cry body prices, go to the New York Store
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Derss Goons Of ell kinds are now being
sold at Phillips l. kerr's, without regard to
cost. ii you wish to bny good goods very
cheap, yon will end them at No. IS.
sl9-ih-sat-tu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

A CHRISTMAS PRESENT. ~ Yon can
n fhd suitable present for yoHt g iidr~r,
yssuv friend yonrse than boar hip In thus IN
elItnttpn
sPENMA HkHiP DEPARTmENT.-Pr Prof.
COOK Will remaia it'll through tie winter shd all
bhouid avail themssists 9TH tiportHnIty te1eeeVs
nstrue ton from htm In the rne Rpsrertisn system.
The Ladies' Class will comm the hrst NeniNs II
January AT D., loek o. nj. 1efm@-one month ~ %,
$50 month 300. Arittine1 ana Higher NathFnai-
lee IL desired. ldse1b
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

Yoe'esA bay. dysBlea Turksysat 10 cent?
per pound, and Chickens 1t 15 cents piece,
at Robertson 4 Albers.
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BY Telegraph hIIv.pxss, Dec 20.
FIonr-Dn Xxx $40 Gq5o country do IS % 10 90
X1s25ae5 IS
Whest--Duil;s 81 S. .or No /.
orts Nominal; :6g for Nc
Co-n-Firm: IS Tor sheiIee
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Norrcx. There via be meeting Of tbs
E1hs.ti,e Coaiuittss Of he K.ekuk t,Sle
Society. ,tthe Office Of Col Patterson, on
Monday, SDfh, al > clock p, m.
u 1T. wFsroyrR, Sec-y.
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stack N ayAeA
By Telegraph NEW Y0x. Dse 20
Goverbm.At stos ks without decided charge eosponr
Of 81 ltekts; ~ Icszs0h: III 1857 t5s. rs 1854
"a January and July Ii slD2s q llsl@0ls; lc-4os
1907 $50. 1n45aDk
ttocks steady. wuT3F 4ass:yvcn7kss. Eris
':5<al<; Resins 0ssze54,I lHese; ri ss1es-
wisAds * do pd eelsa14
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We've in at the establishment of Wick
ersham d nelaplain yesterday. That side,
walk is all right now, and j, is an easy matter
to get there. And getting there it IL i good
place to be. For our friends have fixed up
the saIerooms in the fastest style, and have
sewing machines, and washing machines, and
bird cages, and fancy baskets. and bors'
sleds and girls sleds, and skates, snl cheap,
OF things And they have the loveles. Ct
flowers, Irrmortef'esa and Moses, which crown
avintry household With floral beauty. Know
ing that We are esthetically inclined, they
fixed Ne up handsome bouquet, which-bu.
nbelongs to somebody else and it ism, for ..
to talk about II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

Az Esaoslld Ill presentation address,
pdbHshed Yesterday Inc word ,'oppse,,y,'
occprrsd when !, should have beep "impres.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

Go to. AIres, Mann 4 Ayres' and see thAee
dds Gd6 HaAn<AA D@celets, isae 4'ef4
fssiedess, 1estlu PpFfa md trd,lSs e
solid Silver Ware, received for the holidays.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

aNEE fTAgF, Llxs.-P. ". johnson. sj,sill
leave bis Livery Stable, and the psinc,pal
Hotels, At 8 o,clcck p. M, and will meet the
Centpa stags - In. IN, st Alerasdfss al
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PHILAnEIrnIa covered herself with glory
by feeding the soldiers who went 10 the hate
war from all parts OF the North and West;
and BOW IN hssocistion OF PhilAdelphiaus
not weary in web doing. have organized
a scheme to shelter and to educate The or
phans OF the same brave men who we're well
coined there in those trooblous times. Riv-
erside New Jersey, is the site o. their insti-
tute. aud the funds for IL endowment are be-
ing raised by the Washington Library Compa.
ny OF Philadelphia, By the sale Of stock at
one dollar per share. With each share u
handsome steel engraving is given atthe time
OF parchase and; as further inducepe nt,
oil are entitled TO one Of The 1900 900 worth
Of presents to be fairly distributed 70 the
stockholdees; or. in other words, for every
share Of stock held present Is guaranteed.
One presen, to be gwen away is worth $40
oos.g lReati ld,ssisemes, 48fu
ii ,-t---.~.- -----
$1H46oAissthe sum tutal TO be ,.ss:tibsted
IN the LEGM HoLIpAY DsAwIsG. 10 take
place on December 3lst. $l2-ihe price 81,
q Whole Ticket--wiIl secure some one the
Grand Capital Prize Of $50, 900! while Hall
and Quarter Tickets, at So and So, will AZ
ford chance 10 the fortunate possesso,s o
draw rorportionste amount. Communi-
cations strictly confidential. Purchase Post
otiee money orders on Cincinnati, in your
own own name, and endorse to the order OF
Murrny, Eddy 1 Co., Covington, Ky.
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The Starlight will be down from Jefferson On Friday

The Starlight will be down from Jefferson Friday
and leave for the city without any detention at this
place
We learn from the officers of the T. D. Hine that the
Caddo, Captain A. A. Barnes has laid up for while at
Jefferson, owing to the high water
PIONEER ERA FOR ABOVE RAFT.--O On the arrival
of the Monsoon from the city, the Upper Red river
packet Pioneer Era viii leave for all points above the
Raft. The Monsoon viii probably be in port to-day.
The Old river packet Independence Captain Frank
Seth is up for Carolina Bluff and intermediate landings
on Old river, to leave this evening.
A NEW IoEA.-The elegant Mississippi steamer Ruth
is to have two captains to take charge of the
cabin, and the other the running of the boat When
will wonders cease? Two captains for steamboat
Ugh!
The Upper Red river steamers Mollie Fellows and
George are the next boats due from above the Raft.
They viii doubt arrive between this and Saturday
night.
The New Era Captain Woods, is up for the city, to
leave on Friday, at o'clock The Era is one of
the best boats in the trade, and under command of
man who uudej stands his business.
We learn that Captain Billy Boardman, late of the
New Era is negotiating for frstclass boat for this
trade Should he succeed in getting one, he would
doubt do well, as he is great favorte with both ship
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Commercial Intelligence.
SouTu- WESTERN OFF1l-


Mareh2o, 1867. {
BusIsEss-For the past week business Of all kinds
has been pretty much suspended, owing to the incem
ency OF the weather and the bad state Of the roads
we anticipate fair spring trade the wealth
er becomes settled and the roads passable.
CoTToN-The receipts of cotton by wagons have been
very light; consequently there have been but few
transactions the streets. few bales on storage
have changed hands We refer to the annexed memo
randa Of J. NJ Waskom 6 Co. and D. B. Martin cotton
factors:
(MaMoRANDA OF D. B. MARHN. "Wednesday, March
N13--The market opened quiet at the following quota
tons: Ordinary l715t01sc., good ordinary is aisle
and low middling l819@191lc. in specie Gold l34(a
$50. Ihnrsday-Maiket quiet and prices easy at the
quotations OF yesterday. Gold 134@136. Friday-The
market opened firm under the favorable received
over the wires this morning, and sales were made at
an advance OF &c. Ordinary l714@l81lc., good ordi-
nary 1S11l01834c. and low mildling 1887 m1915 Gold
unchanged. Saturday-The market opened firm owing
to report of further advance at the various ports by
telegraph Ordinary l72l@l811c., good ordinary 1917
@l9c and low midding 19@l9$4c. Gold unchanged
Monday-The market opened active at an advance OF
Ic., owing to favorable reports by telegraph Ordi-
nary l8ais34c, good ordinary a(Q9l91lc, and low
middling 100000 Tuesday -The market firm at yes
NJ. no sales to report.
(MEmoRANDA OF j. II. WAsKoM & o.)-W ednesday,
March 13-Better feeling the cotton market to-day
and more inquiry. We quote ordinary IKE, good
ordinary SIZE, and low middng 19lc in specie tax
paid. Gold l33@l35. Thursday--In consequence Of
the severe cold weather and the danger of navigating
the streets, we have no sales to report Friday-Iiv-
erpool cotton market improved I'D, New York
market firm and advanced 15c, and the New Orleans
narketactlve, gave activity to market which
closed firm at the following in gold: Ordinary IKE,
good ordinary 1870. low middling 194@l915. Gold
135. STANDARDIZATION active at yesterdays prices
Market closed firm. Monday-Cotton market i'm
proved under the farther advance reported in ether
markets, and closed firm at 1870 for ordinary 19c for
good ordinary, and 20e for low middling tax paid
Gold 1s5. Tuesday-Cotton market quiet this morning,
up to hour for press.
The following statements show the movements of
cotton during the week ending last night:
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Receipts Of Cotton
the different ports from the LIST Of Se2tember- to
Gonsiauaas q Ierehanliee per steazaboa-

-- - T-o-,o-,o,,5;.o VA. etoo7~hoo+s
C0h6lg1ass u 1-9I G4AzLlI-'0 E'o- ~
Greyd M1nse-Perry SaTnG q JGnesyg, ~
pkgs; Miller. Kickapoo, DO I P u Mafsha
IOl do II Rosenham, dc, IS do; W III Philips Go,
pkg; Reufro, 1.arissa, pkgss; Twyman Z Womaek
Marshall IS do; Miller, hckapoo II GO; waters
Elder Shreveport, do; H1ll HaTleJAco A"rsLn
II do; Rosenhan, CO. llO 90; , Ferry, JoAesslile
Dresden pkg; Miller, kckapoo 90; la1nm @ g
CO.. Centre, pkgs Perry d Saunders, J0nGS"lIie, -
do; Hill, Hawley Geo. Marshall 90 ao nm, I4|ie} c.
CO., do, q do; g q Gregg eco, 40 : CO. " u II, pAg
Miller, kckapoo pkgs Co3o dlIge, az a.
vile, 132 do Twyman Nom4ck slalsna1,' ~ w
shall, do; A Bell, harrison county, Ie1aS' l? o0
Hill, Hawey Geo. Marshall ~ Packagggs 100 ,oo-oo,as
StGcey oe F1taH@.-R X dco SiaTshaii, 100 PaEA"s
J " q, TrouPe % do; 3 SchSsarsz Aa[sb a 80
Boyd, Frazier PARIS, Rusk - GO; 'onn "a Sg5u, ~
do Douglas, hhlme geo, 2g1la' 20 nv, y - - A. :
Flournoy, Greeqwood 70 90; VIZ ya Dongas
a do; Hearn White, Buen4 VISTA PIX y do
Rhine geo Selma, dG y hnQueS, iiT IN "a ~
Schwartz, Marshall, DO; Mrs haiu I2 No. o.
Frank &co, DO, do Il hhodes' le ai sa saoa
Boren &oo, Iyer sh 40; 10" d.: oren SEQ Tyler
10 packages. s:1x c,r,4,,s;5a u
Wa5sb Dc B2l$@6aa-J al sanuugt e., = IaTnes
pkgs Michael Roth, GreenWoou, pss, 49, Trahnf
Port Caddo do ii oaL5et, NJ AZ nonn,emever & Bro
& Booty Carthage Pkg; M, ~. Eieisbl
Marshall, do; Sam spicy Wa Marshall
49, Futile JqngS'Ile w. sbravenort nIo
Buffers Landing, I; 9tennlah' o., Az T.
Watson, &C. Phgs az 40. R II Williams
J , Mliiing, oooA , hat I 6 ScbooI6aId Fulton
Dooeys Ferry, pkg; herman acn na
do; Britt Cook Lanalng pachasG so
" + AlgSy DC Jl$ y tJ La a. 7
Tyler, io7 nkgs; FAX fa4her e" ~ ~, A.
Fanhoak marslaii' % 40, ram ~ I.~o
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of 4. HoLLY. deceased.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-No. =.
- BY virtue of an order issued from the Honorable
the District Court Of the parish Of Caddo, and to me
directed will sell at public auction at the Court
House door, in the city Of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, on
between the hours of 10 O'Clock and o'clock
81, the following described property belonging to the
succession of A. Holly, deceased, toWit:
The southwest quarter Of northeast quarter Of sec
ton thirty (34 township sixteen QG) range thr
teen 3l containing forty acres, more or less situated
in the parish Of Cadto.
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of appraisement.
If the property does not bring it's appraised value it
will be at the time and place re0ofered and sold
to the highest bidder credit Of twelve mouths pur
chasers giving their notes with approved personal secu
y bearing per cent interest from day of sale until
paid and special mortgage, waving benefit of ep-
praisemert, to be retained on said land.
L. J. WRIGHT, Clerk,
aud ex-ofcio Administrator.
E,{,-,,r- 90 g.
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The parish Of Union shall elect two.
The parish of Morehouse shall elect one.
The parish of Ouachita shall elect one.
The parish of Caldwell shall elect one.
The parish of Franklin shall elect one.
The first representative district of the parish Of orle
shall elect three.
The second district shall elect two.
The third district shall elect four.
The fourth district shall elect one
The fifth district shall elect two
The sixth district shall elect
The seventh district shall elect two.
The eighth district shall elect one
The ninth district shall elect one.
The tenth district shall elect three.
{Signed) WIN N. PUGH,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
lSigned) VIM. F. GRIFFIN,
President Of the Senate.
Approved March 4, 1852
(Signed) ROBERT G. WlChLIFFE,
: Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy.
j. II. HARDY, Secretary of State. Emh2o St
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S. LEVY, JR.,
DEALER IN
" r. s. Il Hl AZ " Pr DUGE,
Ne. g NILAll STREET. .No.a
Shreveport, E4ouisians,

MAS NOW IN STORE, and will keep constantly on
Il Il hand, large supply of
CORN-Whte, Yellow and Mixed;
HAY-Fnest Timothy
OATS;
BRAN;
FLOUR-Extra and Superfne;
BACON-Cear Sides and Shoulders;
LARD-In Tierces and Kegs;
HAMS-Extra Sugarcured
LINE;
CEMENT;
PLASTER, &c, &C.,
All of which articles, he buys in the West, from
first hands, and makes direct shipments to this place,
he is enabled to and will sell
At NEW ORLEANS PRICES.
Planters and others in need of any of the above
articles will be consulting their own interests and
money by giving call. mh13ly
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SvTrCvESSEgN SALE,

Succession Of VIZ. MCMILLAN, deceased.
CtTATE OF L0UISIANA-Parsh OF Caddo b. vir
- tue and in Pursuance of order Of the Clerk of
the District Court of the parish of Caddo, and com
mission thereon issued directed to any duly qualified
auconeer in and for the parish and State aforesaid,
will sell at public auction, the highest bidder at the
Court House door, in the city of Shreveport, on
Saturday, the 23d day CT March, 1867,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock NJ and o'clock P.
NJ the following described property, belonging to the
succession of William Mcmillan, deceased to-wt:
Lots two (2}, three (3) and four a. in block No.
y-six 49,, situated i'll the city of Shreveport, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale--On a credit Of twelve months. Pur-
chasers to give their n9tes with good personal secu
rity bearing eight per cent per annum interest from
the property sold to payment of the purchase
money. L
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Shreveport March 6, 1867. 1T
s1ate OF I.onisiara-Esarish Of Caddo.

Succession Of JESSE GRuMBLas, deceased.
FE7ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0JRT-Notice il
Il hereby given that Amanda Grumbes administra:i
trix has this day filed in my office tableau of debts
against the succession of Jesse Grumbles, deceased,
aud unless opposition be made thereto within thirty
days the same will be homologated, approved and
made the Judgment of the Court, and said claims or
dered to be paid in due Of administration
prayed for.
! ~ Tie2O ST RI. WRIGHT, Clerk
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SFTCCESSIDk SALE

SUCCESSION Of NM. SHAW, deceased.
GSTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo. By viz
- the and in pursuance of order of the honorable
the District Court Of the parish Of Caddo, aud
mission thereon issued, directed to any duly qualified
auctionecr in and for the parish and State aforesaid
viii sell at public auction, at the Court House door in
the city of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid
Wednesday, the 9th day OF March 1867 s.
between the hours CT 10 O'Clock NJ, and o'clock
NJ, the following described property, belonging to the
succession of VIM Shaw, deceased, to-wit:
The east half of section No: nineteen 9), township
No. sixteen 16), and range No fifteen C5) containing
three hundred and twenty (320l acres more or less,
situated in the parish Of Caddo.
Terms-CASH in U: S. Treasury Notes, subject to
appralsemcnt JONAS robson,
Auctioneer.
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Tutorship of W. A. LOGAN
THsENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURT-Notice N
Il hereby given that Edward Jacobs, Tutor of W. A.
Logan has this day filed in my Office his final account
in said utorshp, and unless opposition be made thereto
a IN viii be- approved and made the
judgment of the Court prayed for.
~ Given under my hand officially, this 25th day
L. 5. 5of February,A i. D. 1867.
- Ffeb27 81 RJ WRIGHT Clerk.
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Shreveport Price Current.

(MADE FROM ACTUAL SALES AS THEY TRANsPIRED)
1t should be understood that quotations, gencr-
ally represent the wholesale prices, in United States
currency. In filling small orders, higher rates will
have to be paid.
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DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
CnNTRnIIER'S OFFIrE

SHREVEPORT, La, March II, 1867.
TN ACCORDANCE with act of the Legislature, APP
Il proved March L. 1860 the following list of parties
who have failed pay their city taxes for 1866 IS pub
lished, and the parties published are notified to
come to this office within Thirty Days from this date
and pay the amounts due or the accounts will be placed
in the hands Of the City Attorney for collection
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OFF ICI "A J..

syHE following Acts are published by authority and
il in pursuance of an order of Honorable j : Il.
Hardy Secretary of State dated February IS, 1867.
State of Louisiana for the information of whom it NAV
concern. THOS. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
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JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT
z &C X z T

s-~-s = THE light draught fast running kouns-
e 5s95,.ysS line packet FANNIE GILBERT.
esas45Szsssss- Capt B. y. Bonham, will make regular
trips between Jefferson and Shreveport during the
tire owwater season. The Fannie Gilbert is one of
the lighest boats in the trade, and will be to make
her trips without detention
For freight or passage apply On board ia30 II