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Commercial Intelligence.
SoUTH-WEsrERN OFFICE,
hravaror+ Arr,I c

Shreveport, April S, 1868.
Business for the past week was rather dull and de-
pressed the whole, though had or two brisk
days. Our merchants we'll supplied with all de-
scripons Of goods, and cotton brings round figures;
yet trade ags The truth is the people trading to this
point hare not the means to keepup brisk traffic with
us, however much they may desire. The heavey ad
vance IN cotton WILL of course, hurry the last bale TO
market, and wind up the spring trade early in the
season.
CoTToN-For the condition of our cotton market,
we refer to the following:
Report OF GREGG MARrIs-Tuesday, April T.
Since our last report the market has been quite
active, and, We might say, at times much excited ow
ing to kilograms received from other ports of favora
bic character, showing decided and rapid advance
asserted by many that the stock is so reduced that
it is within the power of spectators and capitalists to
control it. To US the is hidden, but the effect is
notorious We give quotations as follows:
Low Mid. Middling.
Friday A. NJ. 25@2519 26 @2614-dull and heavy.
" P. NJ. .27@2714 IS @2S14-closing buoyant
Monday ....3 O@31 3l1a@32 closing firm
The following is the amount of cotton received from
the interior, BY the respective merchants during the
oSt uaek
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SUCCESSION NOTICE

SUCCESSION NOTICE.
Succession of JACOB BRoACHwoLD deceased
TNHE undersigned, having been appointed curator of
Il the succession of Jacob Broachwold deceased no.
tce hereby given to all persons to present their claims
against said succession for acknowledgment and all
persons indebted to the same are requested to make
payment NJ. ROTH Curator
Shreveport, March %, 1868. [5t
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Hides. Wool. PeItrieS. &C..
Shreveport Price Current.

1t should be understood that quotations, gener-
ally represent the wholesale prices in United States
currency. In filling small ORDERS higher rates will
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N. ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON PACKET
LIZZIE III O Ms Cnnt ]

elaE.hT. Roots, will make regular trips between
.ssaals New Orleans and Jefferson for the balance
of the For speed and comfort she is
passed by any boat in the trade. Being of very light
draught she will be able to make the trip where any
other boat For freight or passage apply on board
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NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT.

.snn,u,h THE unsurpassed light -druught fast
running sde-wheel packet s FAR
SSss51EifFEIk} & III T, Capt. Thos. Fl. Pitts Cal.
s7zssszzH Hayes, CLERK, will continue to make reg
ular trips between New Orleans and Shreveport long
as the water permits During the past she has
been thoroughly overhauled and repaired and stands
A in all the insurance companies For speed, COM
fort and safety she is without peer the river For
1relght or passage apply on board. fel9 If
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~ [mh11 5t*] S. c. WRIGHT, Dept. Clerk.
JUDGMENT.


rENENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-state of
Il Loulsiana-Parish Of Caddo.-No. 7537.-Mrs.
JULIA T. CREswELL VS.. D. CREswELL, her husband In
this case by of the law and the evidence it is
ordered adjudged and decreed that plaintiff have udg
ment and recover of defendant the of fifteen and
twenty five hundredths dollars one hundred and fifty
two and ffty-two hundredhs dollars, six hundred dol
lars one hundred and fifty and eighty five hundredths
dollars, four hundred and twenty four and nineteen
hundredths dollars, three hundred and thirty and
hundredths dollars and two hundred dol
lars with FIVE per cent. per annum interest thereon
from the 9th April 1851 And it is further ordered
adndged and decreed, that the plaintiff tacit mort
gage upon the real estate of defendant be recognised
and enforced to take effect follows to- wit For the
sum of fifteen 25lo0ths dollars from the 2lst day of
March, 1885, on hundred and fifty-two 52-lO6ths
dollars, from April %, 1855; six hundred dollars,
from June, 1856; on one hundred and fifty 85-l0Ohs
dollars from lst July, 1853 on four hundred and
twenty-fou l9-looths dollars from s July, 1858 on
three hundred thirtysx 2Sl0Oths dollars from Sep
TENDER IS. 1851, and two hundred dollars, from April
1862 1t IS further ordered, adjudged and decreed,
that the community of acquets and gains fore exist
ing between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved
Thus done and signed in open Court, this the 2sth
DAY IF Euhr,
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G1-& NESA THE undersigned having put
RNHlKMGsYINE the above named Stables and
,a SasN 49, buildings in thorough good or
orally that they are prepared to accommodate them at
all times with -
Saddle Horses, Busgies. Hacks. Carriages.
&c, of the best description ana on AS reasonable s
as theF can be had at any other establishment Horses
~ll De Kept by the month"; week day, or single feed
Gentlemen IRON the country. wishing to visit New Or
eahs or any other point the river BY leaving their
animals with u.s. can have them carefully and faithful
attended to- The grooms are experienced and atten-
i've, ana are ready, day and night to attend to the
wants OF customers.
y. w have on hand splendid new HEARSE, and
VIII give prompt attention to all orders for funerals
thankful tor past patronage, respectfully solicit
continuance thereof pledgng ourselves do all in our
power to merit it. APPS 1yl CALDWELL / COOK.
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Consignees of Merchandise per Steamboats,

ONNNSN ~ O1 0A-''AA>NASN eSA 0ooN+"Aoo9@ oN
Gregg d Ma1ttn.-Bostwick d Seymour, New Or
leans, pkgS; Miller Williams, Rusk, do; L Col
Inns AGO, Tyler, do; Still 4 Lacy Henderson, a do
James Marks, Rid river do; Section & Holt, Tyler,
do; l. Lowery, Starryiile, % do B Collins, Hen
derSon, DO; Mrs " Norris, Galveston, do; J
Roberts, Shreveport do; Fisher Mcknlght, Alto,
do; Peyton &6ro, keachl, do; Il Ward Geo.
Marshall, do Martin, RGsk, II do; Boyd, do
~ do; Sheek, hlng eco, Marshall, % doi LeyoIs
AGO, Rusk, 10 do; " Barret Marshall, do b
oter Sco Ve traaus fo3 D. 9006 sac saIt en- an
signmrnt
=, lIul.1f Boisseau-W Wherry, Marshall, pkgs;
Mcfarland eco, Tyler. do; WOLF, Marshall, 10 do;
K Duty, Carolina Bluffs. 8 do; T Albertson &bro,
Tyler, 4 do; Fleishl, Smith Goodman, do do; Str
Monsoon, "a do; Mrs A FulHlove, Keachi, do; A NJ
Duke eco, Marshall l2o do; Isaac Mckee, Caddo, 80
do; Mcfarland Geo, Tyler 9 do N'Neil Jones, Ben
ton, DO; J HoIlingsworth, Bosser 50 do; Gilmer,
Caddo, do; W Howard city 4 do; A NJ Duke eco,
Marshall, I do; Fieishl, Smith 4 Goodman Tyler 43
STACEY d RLand.-J W & R Engedon, Troupe, IS
pkgs; R&H, Shreveport, ! do; Moss &co Hender
Mt Enterprise, IA do; Douglas Rome eco Etna, l do
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PLEASANT HILL DAY SCHOOL.
THIS SCHOOL opened Monday, the 9th
Il day of January, 1868. The Principal is de-
termned o. w. to make it permanent prominent
institution Children of both carefully Instructed
and kindly cared for. Board be obtained in the
neighborhood moderate terms. 1t is located il
Caddo parish the Texas line three miles from Caddo
Lake. Terms $l5 800 s25 per session, according
advancement
fel2 SIN O. P. TAYLOR, Principal.
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JEFFERSON AND NEW ORLEANS.

u THE splendid swift passenger packet
rn@m".@ e RICHMOND, W. t. Boardman, mas
ter, with G. J. Boardman in the office, will
make regular trips between Jefferson
and New Orleans during the entire season. No pains
will be spared to give full satisfaction to shippers and
passengers. For freight passage, apply on board.
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JAMES WEEtS

Judge 10th Judicial District La
certify the above and foregoing to be true and
correct copy of the original judgment, now on file and
of record in my office
- Given under my hand officially, this the 9Th
( L. s. day of Mach AID 1868.
- mhl1 st R. j. WRIGHT Clerk
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between j.
GERS, and J. L. NAPLES under the style of Lancas-
ter, McCutchen & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, j. W. Lancaster and j. L. Naples having with
drawn. The business in future will be conducted I'M
der the name and style of McCUTCHEN 4 co.
S. B. McCUTCHEN,
J. V. ROGERS.
Shrevpnort Fehruarv 1888
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NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT.
Weekly Packet.
r.

weekly FHCket.
B.. L. HODGE No. 2,
P. c. MONTGOMERY, ....................M Master
FERD. V. CELLOS, w. INMAN, .......... Clerks
.r.s.- This large and elegant packet having
fNns~S been thoroughly overhauled and repair
ed will make Weekly Trips between
New Orleans and Shreveport during the
the season No pains expense have been spared to
make her the fastest and most comfortable packet in
the trade For freight passage apply board
lLER BOUkQUlN. dis tt
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REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON.
Enc.

-- E,
VIM. UNDERWOOD, ....... Master
FERD. V. CELLOS, .....................C Clerk,
The New Orleans and Red River packet
fEw. n IRENE will make regular trips
s6S=7Tstnas5 tween New Orleans and Jefferson touct
ing at all intermediate landings, for tbs
balance of the The Irene has been thoroughly
repaired and stands Al in all the insurance offices For
speed and comfort she is unsurpassed by any packet in
the trade. For freight or passage apply on board.
Shreveport, December Is. 1857.
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NOTICE.
TNHE FIRM existing in this city under the style of
Il CULP i CONWAY will be continued AS hereto
fore, until further notice. A. CONWAY
Surviving Partner
Shreveport, La, Jan. s, 1865. jas IT,
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NOTICE.
MIR. BENZ. D. CHASE is fully authorised to receive
IVl and receipt for all money due the succession of
A Kmble, deceased, for work purchases from A.
Kimbles Carriage Factory Blacksmith Shop. He
will continue the business, heretofore, for account
of the succession WIN. ROBSON
Agent for Mrs. Jessie Kmble
Shreveport December 4, 1867. Itf
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NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT.

THE light draught fast-running side wheel
IslsT + packet EZRA PORTER, Captain Il L.
- Lee, late of the Alabama }, having taken
her place in the Red River trade, will make regular
trips between New Orleans and Shreveport for the res
idue of the She stands AL in all the Insurance.
companies, and for speed safety and comfort unsur
passed by any packet in the trade For freight or pas
sage apply on board. fel9 If
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NE" ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT
The large and magnificent sde-wheel
49, sfsteamer MONSOON, Capt. C. w. Stinde
late of the Texas, II. C. Heat clerk, will
make regular trips between New Orleans and Shreve-
port for the balance of the season. During the past
season she has been rehted and provided style IN
surpassed by any boat in the trade For speed. com
fort and safety, she has no peer in the trade For
freight or passage, apply board. fel9tf
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kOUNS LINE.

~ = NOUNS LINE.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY PACKET
,H- LA FOUR CHE, Kounss. master
eaaEIssA* For New Orleans EVERY WEDNES.
szszsszzD DAY from Shreveport on arrival of Cars
from Marshall, and ERA No from jefferson at 70 NJ
Leaves New Orleans EVERY SATURDAY at P M
connecting at Shreveport with Cars for Marshall every
TUESDAY Morning, Era No. S for Jefferson, ard Cos
,,amer for Upper Red River. Through Receipts
Doth ways. See plan of Cabin, and secure state
rooms by application to agents
- Good capacity for carrying 500 head of stock
.aso=.e G. l.. KoUNS 4 BRO, Proprietors,
1h-o u Common street
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THE BOOKS AND PAPERS of Elstner, Trustworthy
Co. will be found in the office of J. c. ELSTNER at
No. the Levee, who is, in my absence authorised
to receive and receipt for all moneys due said firm
B. H. Trustworthy,
Lquidating Partner.
Shreveport, February 26, 1868. [fe26 If
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NOTICE.
WE the undersigned agree that from and after this
w date, 3. H. KINSW ORTHY shall be the liqu,
dating partner of ELSTNER, NSWORTHY l. CO.
who is authorised to make all settlements for said firm
(Signed) ]. c. ELSTNER,
B. II. Trustworthy,
W Fl. ELSTNER.
Shreveport, February "a, 1868.
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THE light draught steamer MITTIE
LIZ p STEPHENS, Chas. E. Marshall master,
ss=7l S. A. Whyte, clerk, will make regular trips
between New Orleans and Shreveport, touching all
intermediate landings for the balance of the season.
For freight or passage, apply on board to ILER &
BOURQUIN. [fel2 If
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% SVtIIIIVI WIZ tVr NJ U
KoINS,L1NE LOW-WATER PACKETS.
Era 10. . :'...........C Capt. ISAAC K0UNS
annie "liDert. .............C Capt. JOHN k0UNS
r1oneer Capt. B. B. KOUNS
'oSsamer ..::....:.:..... Capt. McCHESNEY
tIrads Rdr&-"T Two White Rings around the Chin.
neys and Two Long Whistles
e,ny>ak DURING the past season the above line
lkI-A of low water packets has been put in
ssI5sAa thorough repair, and stands AL in all tho
=.1==Aszss@ insurance companies They will plv
above and below Shreveport, permits and
extend their trips above the Raft as soon as the river
board rdfa IN
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SHER!FF,S StLE.

Shreveport, April !, 1868. F5t pf SIS OF
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tile camp was the occasion of grand re.
joicing amongst the numerous friendly In
dams assembled at Fort Rice they escorted
him into the fort with grand ceremonies,
and with their warriors drawn up in long
lines with quite military precision, they
were really IL sight worth seeing, though
little to the good Fathers taste, who loves
no sounding trumpets, OF parade.
Whatever the result of this council and
treaty with the Sioux may be, we can never
forget, nor can we ever cease to love and
respect, the unselfish devotion of Father
De Smet, who, with the weight Of sixty
eight years upon him, did not hesitate in
the heat of summer to start on a long jour
ney across burning wastes, destitute OF
wholesome wafer, of trees, and almost OF
grass, and little knowing but the scalping
knife awaited him, for no honor, for no pay,
no emolument, but solely to stop blood
shed, and if possible to save the lives, and
to save home, for these wild sons of the
desert, for whose temporal and spiritual
good the Father has spent a lifetime (for
most men) of labor, and great anxiety
The great chief of the Yanctonnaiz, The
Two Bears" said in his speech: When
we settle down to raise corn and cattle,
and live in houses, then we want Father
De Smet to come and stay with us, and we
want him to bring other Black Gowns
to live with lis, and we will listen to theil
words, and the great spirit will love and
bless us.
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a TOUCHING INGIDENT.-Onc of the Ba-
varian representatives to the German Cas-.
toms TRiOn-Mr. Lucas-writes from Berlin
to the !StrauJinyer daily paper the follow
ing remarkable incident: "Permit me to
give an account of circumstance which
gave me great pleasure. and will, no doubt,
be equally interesting to your numerous
readers.
" Yesterday morning about ten o'clock,
fearful explosion took place in soap manu-
factory, by which three persons were in
stantly killed and seventeen Others dam
gerously wounded. 1t is May, and although
nature is not here so beautiful, yet the
Blessed Virgin as much as we South Ger
mans are wont to do. therefore went, the
same evening, to attend the devotion of
the Month Of May. There, young girl,
evidently q poor servant, came in, and
offered amid q flood Of tears, a plant in full
bloom. 49,,
" Being questioned as to the $50 of her
tears, she related what folio wis
sent this morning, by my mist, tho
soap factory where the cXplos.u.. took
place. on my way passed chu,cI, and
the thought flashed across IA, nind, go
in and say an Are Maria, for you will ot
be able to attend the devotion this evening.
| went i'll and said an Ire Maria, and then
proceeded to the soap factory. 4. came
in sight Of the building, the explosion took
place. Had not entered III" church To say
the Ire Mdtiu I should have been in the
bu lding ut the time OF the catastrophe, and
! instead of being here tonight, | should
probably bc now inTrrTr- coffin
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in all the branches of education, will recon-
mend this rising institution to the conf
dence of Christian parents. A good tree is
known by the quality of it's fruit. This is
the test. and ours, like every other institu-
ton, by it must stand or fall.
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The best thing tn. give to your enemy is
forgiveness; to YOUR opponent, tolerance;
10 a friend, your heart: to your mother,
conduct that will make her proud of you
to yourself, respect; to all men, charity.
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Prom ounced at Jefferson College St James July 27th
1869 by the Rev. F. Stephen Chaurain, President
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EXPERIMENT IN PIG FEEDING" A. s."
Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, writes to
the american -igriculturist: took pig
that weighed twelve pounds, put him in
tight pen, and fed him three bushels of corn
chop coarse meal probably-Ed.] and gave
him cold water to drink. After eating the
three bushels of corn his weight was seventy
two pounds, showing gain of sixty
pounds" With corn at 81 a bushel, this
is five cents pound for pork, live weight.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-30
III NJ O r O US.
Accommodation at the Bank.

4 capital example of what is often termed
"taking the starch out" happened in a coun-
try bank in New England. A pompous, we'll
dressed individual entered the bank, and ad
dressing the teller, who is something of
wag inquired
as the cashier in p
Ono, sir" was the reply,
"Well, l am dealing in pens, supplying the
New England Banks pretty largely, and l
suppose it will be proper for me to deal with
the cashier"
al suppose it WILL said the teller
every we'll, will wait"
The pen dealer took 4 chair and sat COM
posedly for a full hour, waiting for the CASH
Ter. BY that time he began to grow uneasy,
but sat twisting in his chair for about twenty
minutes, ard seeing no prospects OF a change
in his circumstances, asked the taller how soon
the cashier would be in.
"WeU, [ don't know exactly" said the
wagsish teller, "but l expect him in about
eight weeks He has just gone to Lake SUI
pcrior, and told me he would be back in that
time"
PcGder thought he would not wait.
ooh. you may stay if you wish, said the
teller ve:y bandly I'VE have no objection
to your sitting here in the day time, aud you
can probably find some place in town where
tlcv ;giH be @ad to keep you at night
The pomrous Psddler disappeared without
another word
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Tie Nashville Union and Dispatch tells

Tile Nashville Union and Dispatch tells
the following good one:
"a negro preacher, holding a protracted
meeting in Henry county having called up the
penitent sinners to the anxious seat, got him
self down in the straw to labor with them
Finding the burden of sin hard to remove
from the soul Of stalwart cullud man, of
huge dimensions, he very generously slipped
his hand in his pocket and relieved him of
the hindering cause. in the shape of pocket
book containing about thirty six dollars in
grcenbacks. He was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for the term of ten years, but is now
running at large. having been pardoncd by
his Exccllency w. G. Brownlow. He alleges
that he took the pocket-book for fear the
man would lose it in the straw, and forgot to
give it back to him"
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January lIth, 1865.
ROSADALIS WILL. CURE THE WORST CASES
OLE SEROEULA.
READ THE STATEMENT BELOW AND DEsPAIR "

READ THE STATEMENT BELOW AND DEsPAIR NOT.
WILSON CoUSTY, SEPT. 10, 1867.
DR.. J. J. L0lrrence-
Dear Sir: My youngest daughter, gcd five years
has been drcadfuy afflicted with SCrofuIa nearly
all her life. tried a great many physicians, but
without relieving her much in fast, /, Ost of them
said there was no hope OF cure: During the last
spring she was worse than ever, her body and limbs
being covered with and b otches-with face
and eyes badly liberated and swollen. Whilst in
this condition | waa advised by DR.. l.. A Stth TO
try your RIOS adalis. at once procured three bot
tics, and commenced giving 1t to her. The effect
was ma gical In less than month, to my great
astonishInent she was entirely we'll am yours,
With much respect and gratitude.
w w BURNETT.
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DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIEs,

WE have just received n large addition TO our
" stock OF DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS
OILS, COLORS, DYE STUFFS. PATENT MEDI.
CINES, WINDOW GLASS, PERFUMERY SOAPS
and DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS. we call tn.
attention of persons building or painting TO our
large PtOcE Oi Window Glass Paints, Oils Color.
and Painters ATticIcs which We will sell uJOn the
most reasonable terms for the cash. Our stock Of
PA T ENT EDICIN
embraces all the popular prcpa rntions OF the day
We cell EN- at the manufacturer retail price.
Where they arc bought in quantities Of course No
ma Ike a deduction.
Country Physicians arc rpcciaIIy collected TO e.
anime our stock OF such Drugs and PrrparA ioLs a.
they require III their practice, all Of which offer
at low figures for the money. Our supply OF
TONIC M EDICINE s,
which much employed during the spring and
summer seasOns, il complete including all the nice
preparations manufactured by the most ceIebra ted
apothecaries in the country. to render tbexE
both pa la table and eficacious.
Prescriptions md Family Receipts entrusted to
will be compounded with ncatness n nd accuracy.
Our charges will always be moderate as we can
afford.
FANCY GOODS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Fine Tooth Dress.
ing Al nd Pocket Combs, Cologne, verbcna Water,
French English and American Extracts for tho
Handkerchief, Toilet Soaps of every variety, man
uiactur ed at home and abroad.
ST ALTON cry.
Foolscsp, Letter. Account. LadIcs' Bath. Com
m"Tcial Note. and French Note Paper Envelopes
Of every description and price. Lead Pencils, Pen
Segars and fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
a choice stock always ha nd
III We offer all the above besides a great many
otter gOUds no: enumerated chea figures for the
money We don't sell gSo,is credit; they arc
bought AID marked to sell for cash We will givc
monthly creditto prompt customers, but cannot
afford TO give longer indulgence.
April !, 1865,
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SETTLE UP! SETTLE UP!

OUR accounts are ready for, and insist
~ upon an immediate settlement OF the me to
January let, 1865. Hereafter We will consider our
accounts due on the first of April, first of July fret
of October, and frstOI january. when they will be
made off and payment expected. Thankful for
past avors hope by strict attention to business
to gam many new customers.
o. If you want your MACHINES repaired, send
in AT