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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

down shslf nm. ana y isllsd TO the AZ .
shority Of the Federal 0overnmeniS II
shey would have been gteeted gladly at
any period Turing the four years, why
moi der the four yeArsl Is !. felt IS a
eoodvause OF resentment against them
that they fought soNloug and desperalely
as they did, lstoo much gallaniry their
0npar3paAble oifense against the Radical
psr,yr
Surely Gen. Hawley does not mean to
say that the people OF the South have
been "reselved with open arms and
that "all has been forgotiea."s Does he,
when he tells rs that they would have
been thus received At any time during
the war, mean that they would, " they
had laid down their arms, have been
received upon the terms OF the disiran-
chisement Of one half Of their number
aud sahjaeation of,he whole TO the inso-
lent tyranny OF their own negroes, the
old ield.hends upon their plantations Z
ID this the kind Of open-armed reception
that Gen. Hawley says was all the time
for four years ready and waiting for
themf nr f
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 25s-Mayor Thomas
hns issued proclamation, recommend
ing a general suspension of business on
Wednesday, in honor of the ceremonies
of the Inauguration and unwilling of the
statue of Thos. II. Benton, which takes
place atIIafayette Park on that day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

The nominations at the Chicago Pen
,scost" sie creating no marked interest,
ana the Radical press is evidently climb
inra hill % ifs effort to get an excitement
over them They see already how diff
crii Il viii be 10 get any thunder Oei Of
two pigmieA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

A correspondent says " Wade lately
visited clairvoyant 20 ascertain his
chances for the Presidential chair. The
lady told him she could see nothing for
hin. and its vsrifcaiion has made pro-
found impression on old Beu., who Is per
fectlT E0e-begone."
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LocustI.


DoYLEsrowE, Pa. May 10, 1sss.
EDIToRs LEDGER: The following care.
ful examination Of the doings Of the
genus Cidada, or American locust, by
an old citizen Of this county, may in
terest your readers who have fruit trees,
~ in these pinching times "an ounce Of
prevention, is more seEvieeable than a
pound Of cure" Il has been published
in the Doyles,own Democrat. yet may be
information in your region. Yonr notice
Of the locus, in your valuable journal
some time since has prompted this COM
munieAtion: ..r r-- .-...s-
Locusis make their appearance once in
every seventeen years, The writer hereof
having had the opportunity Of seeing
them three times as follows. 10 1917,
1894 and 1851 ard out OF curiosity the
last time was led to watch their move
ments AZ they last appeared 10 1851,
they will nov appear again this year Of
1868, abou, the 23i or 24ih day Of May
instant, or perhaps . few days sooner Or
later. owing 10 The weather. cold or warm.
They also appear one or two days sooner
90 he suuside Of q hilltbsn on TIE north.
They open q boie % through the surface
Of The Erousd about two days before theI
cone out, IN order, j snppote. 70 get
naiuralized tothe mr. Then 81 The alrer-
neon, sbout one or tWo hours before suu-
set, they VII make thsir appearance on
the top Of the ground, and the first
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A Chapter of Facts
80 r1IlI go Us SOM e tnHs
FOR OUR READERS.
Not to be Forgotten.

lsTHR sIcKLY SEASON IN OUR CITY
"A and in all the maiarial districts OF the
c9untry 4 rapidly approaching. II becomes
every one to f0rtify themselves against there
malarial poisons. To do this every one must
have due regard TO Biology. which - me
the great Fountain Of Life. When impure the
brittle ehread becomes weakened. and ~ SUI
fired 20 continue 90 may snapasunder any mo-
ment The b.
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VARIETIES THEATER,

Great Head Center Of Amusement Seekers
Crowded houses tightly attest the superority
ofthis STAR TROUPE over all others here
tofore presented 10 the Memphis public
New Songs, Dances. Burlesques. Farces
. Paptomimss and Ethiopian Eccentricities.
Admission. 50 cents; Private Boxes, SIS 90. p
Doors open at ~ O'clock, Performance to-
commence Mt 81 o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

Fsshiou has .dispsnssd Sith groons-
men a. weddings, ard requires ne groon
oappear dressed like a street swell
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SrSelaiio the PunLlo LnDarR.l
Nav YoRK, May 25, IL m.-Gold
opsned at 1891; at l0iO was lass, and
is now lao, ar,rrRgkflf
Exchange steady, Tote to lOsc., "
sucouon market weak and irregular !;
Sic, asking for middlOgTnepmtinsHlllyy
onI. y
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FOURTH PRIZE,

I For tho second place In horsemanship, 70 DO
determined In same manner, superb Riding
Whip and Spurs. yaluedatS5O.
( co The entrance fee for Knights will be $40.
Entries can he madeiip To Jhna 10th Vt DIR.
W. N. WILkERS0N'S DrSg Store, $40 Main
street. or with BIGLEY. MELLERSH * co.,
corner Main and South Court streets, or with
Captain VAN, at Office of Bigley. Mellersh a
90. The Entrance Fec is expected 10 be paid
within reasonable lime AFTER subscribing, to
proper arran gemepts for tho Grand Exhibition.
The whole will be under the direction Of the
following Rentlemeu; General j. ID. kUFfIN,
MANDATE, M. @. PEARCE, ESQ, DR.. W. N.
CAPTAIN GFoRdE NEbLERsH. as e7nf
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TRY TT ONCE !!

TO be fully convinced. as its effects are instan-
taneous from the first dose taken. entering at
once into he blood and penetrating every pore
of the whole body. driving out every impurity
frem the whole System, and creating instead
PURE LIFE-BL00D; hence its name.
Will be for sale by all Druggists as soon as a
j, B. WATSON & CO.,
z 67-l46 F Wholesale Agents.
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TT is MO HUMBUG!
OUACK NOSTRUM!

but is n preparation which has been brought
out after many long years of the deepest re-
search, aided by the greatest chemical science
and skill that could be brought to bear in rs
production; we therefore place il wholly UPON
IT'S OWN MERITS, asking the invalid or af-
hicted to 4tA
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For Tho best Ridinr.i TO- be- determined by
umpres selected. an elegant Saddle and Bride
valued at SlCO.
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6AMvsEMENrs.
GRAND TOURNAMENT
Gn-..-, I'd n
Bcncllt OF widows and Orphans.

TT rs PROPOSED TO ifhvr A GRAND
] Tournament ON the Nsmphle Asseciatlon
Race Course on WEDNESDAY, lTrH OF
JUNE. forwhIeh the following Prizes will be
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Dissolution.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
1 existing under the firm name Of Matthews
a Alexander, was dissolved BY mutual consent
on the 9Th inst. The firm name will be used
only in settlement of the business. by either OF
the firm, who i authorized to use the same.
800 fr X. g. MATTHEWS.
j. G. ALEXANDER.
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BY IELEGRAPH.
% Late.t 20 Moon 1ro-Day'


cold ana Cotton Roports.
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THIRD PRIZE,

.YAunuaTti9Lf luoahli . nAA y
valued at $3.50.
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FIRST PRIZE,
SECOND PRIZE,

~ k..,,,t ~ ,..L,m,,A.sAM,
arena, Diamond Rms valued at $50.
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New Work DrY GgoIs Market,

The market generally continues quite animate but
prices show little change, though that little is in favor
of the BUYER The season is so far advanced that
to stimulate trade there is other alternative than
for selersto meet buyers. Accordingly fractional
SESSIONS have been made certain kinds of cotton
goods. Thus, Lancaster prints have heenredneed half
cent, being now quoted at - cents. Amoskeag A
beached musins have been reduced to Is cents, Wal
than and Booth bleachedto 1255, Peppefill and n
brown to and IL, respectively The range for lead
ing makes OF heavy brown sheetings is now 14@4l6
cents Printing cloths 81 square, are quoted 7I@
81 cents Leading makes Of prints are quoted at q
OILS cents, though Manchester are held at 49,
Brown drills l4@liI5c Other kinds of cotton goods
dull but prices are, nevertheless sustained not
WlthstandlRg the late extraordinary pressure in the
money market.
If prices have not, in all cases, actually touched bot
tom they are so near it that the difference will not pay
for waiting the part of those who need supplies
Distributors will be likely to lose in the way of
trade than they possibly gain on the Of prees
by further delaying purchases. At this advanced pc
Rod of the season, the wants of consumption whatev-
er they may be, cannot be long put of. In wooIens
business remains inert as WHOLE though moderate
inquiry noticeable for black of beavers worth from
s. 30 to s. 5o Also Indies saekings from 81 % to s.
Low priced fannes and blankets are bringing full
prices, but fancy sassneres and other kinds Of wool
ems are dull and somewhat heavy. In foreign goods
trade is rather light except In speealties adapted to
the city retail trade, which IS quite lively The AUG
ton sales of the week have been unimportant consist
ing for the most part of odds and ends. The imports
pretty heavy, considering the dull state Of trade
from first hands [Shipping and Com. List, Nov a,
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Consignees of Merchandise.

snaton hit Ia ~ RI H. 81 =, do IN RSbP S ~
| do. Jessun. Marsh s Wipsins--A " McIaurn' T do
| e Il frroib ia do i,la,,n { Bro,r A do 70
| Sco Z W. do In wish E 1PnissaanN Al D1la scn
! 100 do. to Stacey & Poland-K ? do to Moses Kauf
| MANN k 26 do, 5 do to II Kaufman Sr-W II Elstner
| SEQ DOG do-T III Camp II do--A Winter 5=do-Moch
| & We'll dol Baer 3 do II RotIschild 81 dol +
Hope do-Moses Levy do-Felix Calm do-Reier-
sen & Gragard IT do-1Thurmond & Bowles 10 doc
Dreyfus36 do--Wmberly & Drake doc S 1877 do to
Lit b CIark-2l do to Walsh & Boisseau.
| DIE crr .,1rp ctrp,Na . \ - wv II
TSt4et>t'eey " oi'9o 20 DO u carter re Go
D heM'S i0g a9l amy 4 norton s 10 e91 ifey
n mnG 10 IL y n = a ouIe
pa ~ Ii YES uoAls u l'SIeI
~ ~ va. I t IoGuiP :" oon"ay W.
2toel IL 40 70 NJ a ~ y e N m
l Us n a9uhann - o0rs u hay DO 70
az W ~ ieitpieiil'i. L.ge-=
PER STEAMER ERA No. lob P Wheat 43 pkgs,
to Gregg Martina Kahn &co ll5 do Kahn &bro
| 2 do-shreveRort paekery 18s do--Tex ExCo y do
| S eco 40 do W g. Crowded. do, Is do to Walsh
& Boisseau--A Blum do--Johnson & Graft do to-J
G Elstner-=A Winter dot II Morris do G Elem
/ ing do-Sutherland eco IS hollywood 30 do--N
Hrsch 5do--J Dapino Il do--WTllite Geo y DON
Levy do--WimberlY & Drake 80 do-Pelican Hook
and Ladder CO do--Fleming Bates do, to Cumming
Morrison &eo-keys 4 Mcknight > do, to Gregg
Martin--B johnson do-Rey Father Pierre l do
W Il Elstner 80 do-P II Kves Geo do--Sale & Muir
ply 2 dos Staiti II do-E B 70 do to Stacey & Po
land-W & T 8 do-7Ars NJ Hunt do--Bacon u For
stall 20 do to Howell, Durham q Momkies-B 70 do,
50 do to Thurnlond Bowls H Reynolds do=-Geo
DroyfusG dos Levy ; do B Justly do Berge-
man 4 do--sIRRco t oo--b BefZottl r do--l4eon
Myer 80 do-.llart & Hoss p do--W II Smith do
Looney, Buckner geo 1 do-AW Ferguson l do "
Rnshlng Il do A irwin rs DO to jessup, Marsh d
Miggins-Dr Copes DO, to cup u ConWaF-h \ FIRES
/ do-AJ stacey | 90, 10 STACEY d foland-AegiIrc
u parrot oo'iceu'0nen GEO Go" a'eers d E'oer
~ - ~
:, PES SIEA AEH Gol+1 y !, hRanF CAIN pkf5-
liFmton &eo 81 do--H l brooks ~ do,-dregg q Mar
TN g do brewer ~ ao--Jno " Bowers 2G do
Walters y Elder 81 do-Iandy q Morton ia DDS
Levy .r do--McGutchen eco 3do-Jessnp, Marsh d
MlggnS i22 ao-ah q ,,acops IL ao--H9wcii, pur-
nam q lomhles 80 dor-lioss u bufham ao-G"P
Conway do II Garter . do-Stacey Poland Al
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- W VI, iUDSUN, IutOF.
Shreveport. November IS 1868 [Jt
RED RIVER LAND TO LEASE.

IN Saturday, 5Gh Day OF December, 1868,
W at the store Ct n. W. SentcI L Co., Collinsburg,
Iosser parish La within the legal hours i'll Lease
to The highest bidder, for the year 1859
The Dir. j. ". NANCE PLANTATION, situated on
Red River, in Bossier parish, between Benton and
Shreveport Good improvements and several hundred
acres of open land, fronting the river tie tract
The lessee give his note, due twelve months from
date bearing eight per cent interest after maturity
with approved personal security.
W. G. VANCE, Executor
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CO T T o NJ:
Opening.

The market to-day was little more active than yes
terday with prices improved Ac. We quote at the
close, market firm 49,. ~
In Currency. In Gold
Good ordinary. ...2o13Q gze4 70 M!2ls
Low middling .............2 81 0D2I4 154@l5A
WEEKLY SUMMARY, BY GREGG & MARTIN.
Wednesday Evening, Nov. 25.-The market opened
active this morningat a0a5 Q92o5 for good ordinary
and 2o@211sc. for low middling closing firm at the
outside figures. Mddling nominal Gold selling 136;
buying 1863. Supply abundant.
Thursday Evening, sNov. 26--The market opened on
the streets this morning with considerable activity at
201z02osl for good ordinary and 21112i1c. for low
mddling; middling nominal Sales from the tables of
factors light there being but few large buyers partici
patng. Supply of gold ample; purchased at l36 and
sold at 1885,. -a- nE -. Il
Friday Evening, Nov. 27.-The market opened onthe
streets this morning with some activity with good or
binary at 2o492o9 and low midding at q 1l@2l1Gc.
Middlng nominal Factors sales light, fe" large buy
ers participating. The market closes this evening at
inside figures, with gold same yesterday purchased
at 1856 and sold at 1865. .-.
Saturday Evening, Nov 28-Cotton market opened
this morning with good demand, but at figures below
the views Of most factors. The result was that sales
light, except from wagons WeqHote good ordi-
nary 20@2oI aud low middlng 2o19@2o$4c Gold
lower, 1351509l36. =.
Monday Evening Nov So.--The market opened this
morning with fair inquiry at 90 Qa291 for good or3ina
ry and 2015012O81e. for low middng middling nomi
nal Later in the evening kilograms received causede
the market to close frmer, but unchanged. Gold un-
changed, 135190136. =N
Tuesday Evening, Dec. 1.-THE market opened
tive at the quotations of yesterday. kilograms re
ceived during the day showing slight advance caused
market to close at &c. advance. We quote good
ordinary 20l @12019 and low middng 2Q54 gale; mid
ding nominal. Cola unchanged, l351aG4l36.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l., 1868. bales. $50
Received yesterday .......-.......... 543 "t4
Received previously ,430-26,213
Of 125
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Shreveport, February q, 1868.

4 TIE BOOKS AND PAPERS of Esther, Kinsworthy
Co win be found in the office of &c. ESFNER at
No. the Levee, who is, in my absence, authorised
to receive and receipt for all moneys due said firm.
b. H. TRUSTWORTHY,
Y 49,. -.- >- Liquidating Partner
Shreveport, February 26 1855. fees If
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION OF JACOB SMITH, deceased
HNtPARISH COURT-State of Louisiana-Parsh of
Il Ca4do-No. 783.-By virtue of writ of SALE issued
from the honorble the Parish Court of the parish of
Caddo and directed to me- Sheriff and ex-oficio auc
toncer in and for Caddo parish, will sell at public
auction, the Court House door, in the city of shreve
port parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 2d day of January, 1869,
GeeTe9n te 10 c,ock A. NJ ana toek NJ
cession of Jacob Smith, deceased, to-wIt:
Five hundred and sixty acres in section No. twelve
"a ' f &c 90 m NJ ~ en- Two
dred and twenty IN section No one all IN town
ship fifteen 10, of range fifteen (l5l and containing in
all twelve hundred md eighty acres, situated in the
parish of Caddo, and commonly known as the home
place of said deceased
Terms of salc-CASII, with benefit of appraisement
JOHN J. HOPE
Sheriff and ex-oticio auconeer
Shreyenort NOvember 25. 1868. LIT nf SIS 90
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N0IiG,E.,.

fHEIs is to give public notice to all parties not to
Il trade for certain NOTE, given BY. Messrs.
PHELPS & CO., of Shreveport dated 1st June, 1868,
for one hundred and ninety-three 7al0pths dollars
(sl93 T9} q. S. currency the same having been given
in error when was not indebted to them for any
thing. VII GRAW FORD,
Of Nacogdoches, Texas
November IS 1863. st
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Commercial Intelligence.

SoUrH- w EsTERN OFFICE,
Shreveport, Dec. 2, 1865.
During the past week business with the Wholesale
obbers in every department of trade was brisk The
retail dealers had no reason complain Of their prof
it's Money plenty and easy to be had on cotton ex-
chanee and silyerlned letters of credit. Smanotes
in currency are very scarce and not be had in any
COTTON:
OFFICE OF r. H. LINDSAY,
Cotton Factor and Commercial Broker,
Shreveport, Tuesday Evening, Dec. |:
Our cotton market for the past week has been very
steady in prices, with very good supply on factors ia
bes and wagons. We annex opening and closing
rates for the week; base, low miadhng:
q. S. Currency. Cold
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November 81, 1863. TltdS2twa 80
cOysss, RIE.s SALE.

4 isana-par;Sh Of Caddo- No. -, II. MAuosEY
Us. HUGH MuarAT. BY virtue of writ of fl IA issued
from the honorable the Justices Court for Ward No
4, parish of Caddo, State of louisiana and to me di
rected l will sell at public auction at the Market
House in the city of Shreveport, parish and State
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of December, 1868.
between the hours of II O'Clock and o'clock r. M
the following described property, to wit:
Lot No. eighteen l8) in block No. seventy co., in
ten (Q acre lot Ne four az, in the city OF Shreve-
port near the head of Texas street
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 ofsale-CAsH, withbeneft of appraisement,
WIN; N WRIGHT, Deputy Sheriff
Shreveport, November > 1868. Epf sis sol d1tkw4t
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Tutorship of the Minor JOHN p STEPHENS.
IN PARISH C0URT-State of Louisiana-Parish of
i Caddo-No 2lG.-IEENRY w Stephens vs.. HowgLI
LES Tutor. By virtue of writ Of sale, issued from
the honorable the Parish Court of Caddo parish, and to
me directed will sell at public auction, in the Of
Greenwood, parish and State aforesaid, on
Monday, the 2Ist day of December, 1863,
between the hours of II O'Clock and clock NJ
the following described property belonging to Henry
W. Stephens and minor John ?. Stephens, TO effect
partition, towit
The northeast quarter Of section twentv zthree, less
ten in the southeast corner; the west half of
southwest quarter of section thirteen the northwest
quarter of section thireen the southeast quarter of
east half OF southwest quarter east half of northeast
quarter and northwest quarter of section fourteen in
township seventeen, range sixteen. Said land di-
vided by line commencing at the southeast OF
the northeast quarter of section twenty three thence
west sixtytwo and half rods, thence north one mile
thence west seventeen anG onehalf rods thence north
half mile to the northern boundary of section four
een said land to be sold lies east Of said line contain
ing four hundred and thirty-fve (455) acres.
Terms of sale-One- half CASH the balance on a
credit of one and two years, payable in equal install
ments purchasers togve their notes payable to How
ell lies, Tutor Of said minor bearing eight per cent.
per annum interest from day of SALE with good per-
sona security, and special mortgage retained on the
property to secure the payment of said notes.
p II. ROSSON, Auctioneer
Sbreynnort La ~Nnyemhnr | & 1919 RI
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NNEvErD

u TR. BENZ d. CHASE is fully authorised TO receive
W. and receipt for all money due the succession of
A Kmble deceased, for work purchases from A.
Kimble's Carriage Factory or Blacksmith Shop. He
the business, as heretofore, for account
of the succession VIM. ROBSON,
Agent for Mrs. jessie kimble.
Shreveport, Decembers4, 1867. If
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CONSFABLE,S SAFE.

IN JUSTICE MARkHAMS COURT-State of Lon
Z isiana--Parish of Caddo-No. sos. j. D. CAwTuoRs
SIAox EIRHts. J. D.=CAwrHoRs & Bro vs. Stuox
EIEuAS. No. -. J. y. CAWTHoRN & Bro vs. SI4ox
FIREMAN No BY virtue CT three wlits of fl ia issued
from the honorable the Justices Court for Ward No 4
parish Gaddo State of Louisiana aud me directed
will sell at public auction at the Market House in
the city of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 9Th day of December, 1868,
between the hours OF Il clock and o'clock P
the following described property, to-wit:
A certain unexpired lease Of q lot of ground to-
gether with the undivided halfinterest in the i'm
proyements thereon, made by Norman Davis e. m. c)
to simon Eirmah on the 81 day of September 1867,
recorded in Recorders Office, book p page 1Gs to
which act of lease special reference is made for de-
scriptisn OF lot &c.
Seized the property of the defendant, and to be
sold to satisfy the wrlts in the above entitled suits with
all costs.
Terms of sale-c ASH, with benefit of appraisemen.
WV; n WRIGHT, Deputy Sheriff.
Shreveport, November 5, 1855 Lpf sls o0l dlt&wks.
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e. = = y T 7
dl d&wlv
FOR. ESE,NBa.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

~. THE M0SS-SlBE PLACE will be sold on ca
hf sonable terms, rented for the next year. 1t is
asA the most desirable residence anywhere the
city, being just without the corporate limits of the
town.
Also tic building next door to the Shreveport Insti-
tute. Such alterations and improvements will be made
in it will make it desirable either for residence
private boarding house. Inquire of
j. FRANKLIN FORD.
49, October 9s. 1868 g. ftf
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nor TEW ORLEANS.

I = z Leaves on SATUHDAa DeceInUeT g
THE New Orleans and Shreveport me
tsazs; packet RICHMOND, Capta4n, y m. n
- - Boardman G. ]. Boardman, Clerk, WA
leave for New Orleans and intermediate landings las as
above on the arrival of the cars from MaFshall Iof
freight or passage apply on board ne etu
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ofh fsfA4IEIs
-. very desirable place. well located, containing
Nfi:i Forty Acres Land. all enclosed with good i'm
K..alsss prorcments, situated mile from town For
particulars apply at this office. fn4 lot
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FOR RENT,

~. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE-One mile from,
N;; the city, with ninety of land attached, fifty
sEisA Of which are ina culvable state. Applyto DR..
IITOCHkISS. - En22tf
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EOsa SA LEi

NREXCH ANGEFOR PROPERTY IN THE NEIGH
" bo1hood Of Shreyeport--A Tract Of Land, with
800 acres, 100 cleared good Dwelling House, out
houses, orchard, &, in the vicinity of Mansfield. The
tract very valuable for its TIMBER and is fair average
upland. It is an attractive residence - Apply
at this Office for fulther-information. jy22 If
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-02
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, December q
THE feet running steamer > E5srk1
eilssyssrshzssa FLETCHER, Capt. James Phelps,
ss 49, w. 0ng Clerk, leaves as above on me
arrival of the from Marshall For frslgno OF phS
sage apply on board. Ia22 stu
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NE the undersigned, agree that from and after this
w date, z. II. Trustworthy shall be the qul-
dating partner Of ELSTNER, Trustworthy & Co,
who is auhors.dto make all settlements for said firm
(Signed1 J. c: ELSTNER,
3. H. Trustworthy,