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New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
"The Best Is the Cheapest a"
MOORES RURAL NEW'YCRNEhS,
TIlB GREAT COMBINED
RURAL LITERARY AND PAdlLY WEbhlf,
POR ROTH TOWN AyD COgNTsf

rDN Dpih ADhN NM N'"N'
THg RURAL NEwYoRKEK Sr this week is ''n'd' and may b'
procured al New, Agents Its Superior sumbeseh IN Cousu'
aad beautiful 10 Appearance Here table Of the varied
CONTENTS OF THE RURAL FOR JAN H.
PRACTICAL DEPARTMENTS.
AGRICULTURAL:
depreciation ol wheat isn. Experiment. "s The roi'', & an
Dsir1eu sestHss spnyiHs Cows
Prepare Your Account Booss
SHEEP HUSBANDRY:
Gotn Of EsTs. Of cH. sus rs's %
msH Of crns Ewes, YswYorE and Pnss,sssa woos Wool
Gro.Hgi u yirEiuia' wootGroSers Meeting.
THE POULTRY YARD:
The Ostrich Posl How Foss Gnnd their Pros Of Ponr
Poullrr Raising and Profits Variety Of Breeds Raising GaH
for Powl
RURAL. SPIRIT OF THE PRESS:
Cutting Chuugng Seed Western From Gr'in to
and Stables ROOO Of Crops. The Barbery for
RURAL. NOTES AND ITEMS:
s The sPG oS S % . sa%s1 5
PTns, Aeeson sefA,ns Hand Loom .ud nineteen
under The besdns Of Rural Brief MentiOnIuss.
HORTICULTURAL:
& Ts; s,S. RPS,g P,s,,,;. so$s p,s f & pgf Ms
Plum Trees and White Grapes Chsry RAISING
Appss: Fruit and Vegetable Martsa &c, &c.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY:
Winter Butsr Family Glue Lemon Pie Te, Cake. &c, ts)
LITERARY, MISCELLANEOUS AND NEWS DEPARTMENTS
THE STORY.TELLER
Episode EDITORS Life; al was a Huugered"
LADIES DEPARTMENT:
Need Food land items under heading OF Cosby Para
grapha~
CHOICE MISCELLANY:
Home Anu,enens; Pity to Have Empty Chars PeT'onh
Gossip (seversI srtices; Sandwiches Twelve iensL
SABBATH READING:
wh, Have We Written; Pardon for OMISSION Gold Dns'
THE TRAVELLER:
journey Winter The spugen scsuer! Of the Upper Missouri
Hunting Glrsfes in Africa
VARIOUS TOPICS:
What Paper shall Work The Eruption Of vesa'
yus; Neurology Of 1887 The Alpine Horn Beautiful ea'to,n
spsgea Getting Measured for Boots aud Shoes tnd
other arciesl.
HEADING FOR THE YOUNG:
Taking with Our and Girs-AbOui PorcuPnei Civly
Always Rewarded (sud other sricles).
POETRY
waiting The sew Year; The Child and the Rll Words and
Deeds
NEWS DEPARTMENT:
News Of the under headings OF T. state Items RON
Washington South. Latest Foreign Intelligence al
Southern The South American war Cod
Silver Product ,hrteeu other articles and para
gsph, The News Condenser ncluding over one hsdea s
COMMERCE., MARKETS, &C.:
Commercial Article Rochester Wholesale Prices Inc ProVson
Cattle Pork Wool Fruit aad Vegetable Markets IN over se''
prominent localities
| ILLUSTRATIONS:
I.omsrc.l View Of English F.rnTsrd and Buhior Ostrich
Pow Training High Trcl.es The fory Apple; fu
ing Gfss in Africa; Desperate Fin for HIS Age Illustrated
Rebus
TnE RURAL h published every Saturday No 50 Budalost
| Rochester. sud No. al Parkrow.
Vol XIX commenced enlarged snd improved Back Number
Subscribers mail ,hey be had Of News Agent
eveywbers Only 80 year. single copy cents Apply to YOU
| n.,res. New Agent, atdres
ID T. MOORE. Rochester, n. Y.
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for the State Of California: wherever your banner ia
there will be- Where the press is thickest, and the
strife il hottest, I shall hope TO raise my weak
arm in defense of the right against he blow & det ny the
tion Of that large and important portion OF the
American Union to its rights IN the unioh under I
the Constitution, any other portion OF me
Union, without iot or title OF condemnation
or abatement lApplausel thank, you. Gentlemen,
from the very bottom OF my heart, for That acton on
your part which has brought to stand here before you
tonight deeply impressed by the magnitude OF your Ia
yOr and the trust 10 which you have called one 90 uh-
worthy as feel myself to be. Applause.l
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

BREAK DOWN on THE NEw-JERsEY ROAD.
Eight trains ON the New-Jersey Railroad
were detained yesterday morning the meadows near
the Hackenak River by the breaking down OF the loco
motive OF the n train from Newark The engineer sent
10 jersey City for a substitute .l.
THE WILLIAMsBURGH CAR ACCIDENT.
The inquest in the case of Mrs. Catharlne
Lnzner, killed Sunday last by Graharn-ave. car
has been adjourned TO neIt Wednesday evening In con-
sequence OF the absence Of witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18

PosT-0FFICE APPoNTMENTS.-A veteran SOL
der partially disabled, who presented petition for an
appointment In the New-York City PostOnice some
time since was Informed by Postmaster Kolly that no
one could appointed who over IS years OF age and
even then he he q sound and abebodied man. with
two securities OF $500 each How long since lame Leg
made so serving the country dn the loyal army as
qualified man for an ordinary cerkshlpi Was II the
ameness or the loyalty that suggested the answer
ttln lict xoud be gladly received on This subject
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SarsapariIiian
AND ITS WONDERFUL CURATIVE

AND ITS WONDERFUL CURATIVE
ASSOCIATES,
PREPARED UNDER NEWLY DISCOVERED PROCESS. ENTERS
INTO THR COMPOSITION OF
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLvENT.
The extraordinary Chronic seroOus Skin and syphiOd
deue-sni the marvellous Of the RsnO'ng Re'olven In
sGorDg immediate relief and Of Gravel Abum
Cous Concr.ons Weakness and Irritation Of the Bladder aud
all Kidney Bladder Urinary Organs BY communicating
prop, through The Blood Sceai UHr and Other
crsliors have saeed enquiries from ennsat physdsns Of
England TO the difference between the sARsA.
PARlLIAN osed the RBSOLyBST and ordinary Sarsapaas
sARSAPARIIIAN hs ingredients that forms this
derih ompe-sanga veil purifying and strengthening remedial
agent only Of the root wherein the curative virtues Of
ssrnpis resides, all other pse inert By Dr. RadwaJs proee"
extracting the msdcna properties from vegetable subnos the
only secured Hence Sdrsdpa'tIdn combined
with the properties other ingredients ecuresn the RENO
WAITING RESOLvENT ompns1a1 remedy restoring healthy ard
harmonious s the glands and Of the system IN the Sc
con several Constituents suffering from chronic shin, or
syphc ucer the Lungs liberated weak
cough &c-f the Skin is covered with erupuOns or
bohe, Keys Bladder damaged and the urine either
hk smoky coudy and deposits brick dust
or threads or looks like the white egg few ser passing
dull the small Of the back along the thighs hips bsf
der few doses RESOLyEST will afford relief aud few bottles
change these signs disease and give assurance cure
R,KRr sop ov impregsted with the REsoLvBNT
d absorbed supply the waste Of the body will make pare and
healthy aesh aud dber
L.pss ha, have used REsoLvESr 70, the une
oua annoyed With rough wruted sh'
e and mohy skin asonhed finding by the Of sir
bottles, aud smooth wearing the rosee hue Of heath
aud beauty being completely cured Of their diheuiea 10 all
simple the shin Pmpes Bloich Spots and reeeut Sores
one bos In chronic diseases either Of the Lungs Bronchial
Goa, Kidpey, Bladder Uterine difficulties Syphod. scOua &c
r and twelve bottles be required the power Of
medicine to cure RESOLvENT Uu Price, - for sir bot
u per bottle DR. RADwAY be consulted free of charge
from Il, tho CT Mdea-aae Sold by Druggists and al the
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THE WHITE FAwN"
= 8 Cox.

The first performance of The White Fawn'
closed at Niblo's o'clock this morning without tho
transformation scene. Mr. wheatley made speech 70
the audience in which he said that although he had
force OF 40 carpenters work behind the curtain he
found II utterly impossible present the transformation
scene The theater WAS packed from pit 10 dome
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sAN FRANcIsco snIrPING AND MARKETs

SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE English war
steamer chantIcleer arrived at Victoria yesterday from
Honolulu.
Ceared-shlp santo Lusa, for Liverpool. with isoO
sacks OF wheat. Saied-Ship Alice M Alnott TOT L'e'
pool. ,,.
FloUr-EStra. s. IS; superfne, 81 25df1 90 fine
Wheat quiet at 81 SOGt2 c. for common to good Shpps
legal Ienders.
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MARYLAND.

ELECTION OF A UNITED STATES SENATOR.
BALTIMORE Jan. 17-Wm. Il. Hamilton was
elected United States Senator by the Legislature today
on the first vote succeed the Hon ReVerdy Johnson
The vote stood "a follows Wm. 4. Hamilton, 56 Gov
Swami 46; Judge Merrick, 5.
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STEAMER SUNK AT sAvANNAH.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Anna.
an old sunk at her wharf this morn
ing. heavy wind storm from the west Is prevailing
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WEST INDIAN MARKETS

Br rHE CABLE
H,v,s, Jan. l7gtch,ngs Lorioa ,aes per cen, premium
Exchange Paris l1 per discount, Exchange the United
q az d,coun. M long and 2se2 cent
sight gold per premium Tor long aud cent
for, shorts
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MAssACHusETTs CHIEF,JUsTICE.

BosToN. Mass, Jan. 1.-THE confirmation OF
Jndee Thomas as Justice has been negatiyed by
dye votes 70 four. In Executive ColQcil todaT ..s
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LIE ITEATHER.

-Morning-USuI, ~. ,rI ~ ,u1ai it ,I1 -,
,sy clondy enable the recognize with h ~
scn The third satellite Il the planet Jupiter this satellite
T dsnnear behind jupiter then In the r. W. $50 OF tho
2gh power he used r the observation This satellite
% The found 10 have spot ia disc and
t ung power sabeded angle ofnssI twice the
oft theft lmOon.
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prrpNING OF A srEAAfER OK THE IAMEa RIVER.

BURNING OF a bTEAbIEk On TIE JAMEc MI IN
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 1.-THE steamer
Reliance OF New-York, was burned on the James RIyel
to-day Her crew taken on by the steamer htil
water She was insured In Norfolk for " 900.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18

C.ntr.i Presbvtsrtan Chsrck. Fhisshst bsvsss nsal
vsy and sb,hsv-Ppseh'ss By The Pastor the k.s nn
As.oestoaji ara stsssss By ses Hsa WIZ oo0oA ".
.4ANNxy. saa ths PsstS.
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LoveIace-The Libsrtinc.
FISk -TAf kAscALLr VALET

E1Sk-THk RASCALL1 NALEI
BECK-THB FAITHFUL LADTs MAIp.
GEORGE UPTON-THR NOBLE YOUNG PARMRa
And several other pOmnsu, suths Rsasasd n
EDITH AVELAND;
ALI. IN THE WRONG;
ssur. chapters tn, wot appear the
SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW.
painfully iateass ese
It's goonier fesseres are happily relieved bv passages 'ns neae
costrve get themselves Gsek equally gss
the subor Of Ed Avehnd seems Dc sua
bone pesoains the worst passions q hanssy tae hxhs -
His villains the beaa ideal Of daring and SUBTLE sg s fsnsis
characters admirable a the classes which asy esloss ,s s
telling than br this versatile writer Of all bis rensnss kSh
AVsapd 10 undoubtedly the best
THOUSANDS
are eagerly awaiting the nert instament Of
j. T.. SMITHS GREAT STORY .t.
TO.MORROw'S SUNDAY MERCURY.
TA.y will 10, h. disappointed The neresse ef
aa., EDITH AVELANB; .-..
ALL IN THE WRONG,
d,sp,ns chapter The vvsey OF the dialogue as he sssa
reality 90 70 speak which the author has oer spes AZ
character. FROM the hsh.. % hs 10 Loves. @ ass @ go s.'; & az ss
Is ssnona because the events with uhies as ~ "a
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cured southern eosa Busssd soyr' 20, ~ st. s 3xpav
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ssps, Of them Vi. b. prsfI the iisslnsss sspssis
SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW:
Central Presbytsrsan Chsrch yinsA:t. ssvsss ns,l.
vsy and By tho Pastor the Hev JsAhs
n2vN To Sno pOW A lol Asiversay ~ tes mnssaY
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18

The large edition Of the Sunday Mercury Of tbs h asot
ing been exhausted early the week thousands thereby disappointed
Of obtaining the initial chapters % the complies abstract of an
the ang incidents embraced them will be pe6is the chap
Nothing will be omitted the abrdgemet
which neeesay clear understanding Of the cOnrt that The
0r, will n effect be 10 tOmoross ssus All that hs1
already been be without being robbed lis ateres
tie fresh nstanent all he large and highly u.erespg
should ukng given outline attempted sbovs
sppets Of the read safely be sail that he st
Banede when be himself the oa5Qsss
that aitsh
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F. SMITH author Of Lady Ahegh. Amy lawrence nsae 0y
Tn, Bankers Secret Hossd Woman and her SasseN
Hall 1c be repeated TO MORROW srd therefore ~
obtaining copies should apply early to as
Eswe Although thousand copies exsess " be usaa
edition published Sunday the supply exhausted bcoa
notwithstanding that second edition paei hoadsS
many disappointed
Kessesleu and country have largely Increased thar edss
of tho great popularity she so bat gate
possible Of the dsmsnt Will fall Of the restg
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"eadyise every one of our contry readers, when
'0ey visit Shreveport, to call upon Ro, T. Bucknel
'uU Inform themselves upon the subject of life insur
"D'e' We are policy holder ourselves in bis COM
p1 and have no hesitation in saying that regard
"@ matter OF the utmost Importance, if not the i'm
ua'y of every one to avail themselves of the
I'sAS Of securing safe and profitable investment
while alive together with certain provision for his
.D"iy al death, Mr.. Buckner represents the Knick-
s,OO'Aef, frstclass company. This company will
ns1S pohces upon the lives of women. Office over
port
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River Intelligence.
OFFICE or THE SOUTH WESTERN,
Cbrarapnrf T,1v TX I

i OFE1CE OF THE SOUTH w ESTERN,
Shreveport, July 10, 1858. I
There has been no change in the weather during th
pastweek except that the sky has been overcast al
most daily with clouds, but we have not had goot
shower. The temperature of the atmosphere has no
varied much within the past fortnight the Thermometer
ranging from "a to 80 degrees in the shade during tina
period There has not been general rain in our par
ish for some time, although hear of partial rains
daily
The river opposite this point has fallen "a inches
since our last and continues recede at the rate Of
inches in twenty hours It has fallen in all about
seventeen feet six inches
The following are memoranda of the movements
of the boats for the past week.
WEDNESDAY, July s.-The low water packet Rich
mond, Capt Billy Boardman, G. 7. Boardman, clerk,
came IN from the city with good trip After discharg-
ing her Shreveport freight she left for the beef packery
on Cypress bayou.
THURSDAY, July 9.-The Era No. s, Capt Truslow,
having laid over got off this morning for Dallas street.
The regular Shreveport and Jefferson packet Molie
Fellows Capt Jim Phelps, came in to-day from Dallas
street with light trip.
HARRISON w. Culbertson clerk departed for the city
with good trip In consequence Of the river falln
fast the Bart Able will not return again this season.
but will her weekly trips season. so soon
as the water will permit
The accommodation packet Mary Ellen, Capt. Mil
ton, came in from Old river
rived from Dallas street
FRIDAY, July 10.-The regular Jefferson packet, J.
NJ. Sharp, Capt J. W. White, J. L. Russ, clerk, ar
rived from the city with full cargo We indebted
to Mr. Russ for files of late city, Northern Eastern and
Western papers.
The steamer Dixie, Capt. T. Jacobs, left for Jeer-
son with good trip reshipped from theJ NJ. Sharp.
SATURDAY, July II The j. NJ: Sharp, Capt. ]. W.
White, left for the city with fair trip.
< SUNDAY, July 12.-The Jefferson packet Era No. s,
Capt. Trusow, got in to-day from Dallas street with
light trip.
The Richmond, Capt. Boardman got in from Jetfer-
She remained here only few hours and left for
the city.
The ferry boat W. E. Hamilton, Capt. Only left for
Old river with good trip.
TUESDAY July l4.-The low water packet Lulu D,
Capt Grace, J johnson, clerk, arrived from the
city with good trip. Thanks to Mr.. johnson for the
latest city papers.
The steamer Caddo Capt. Barnes, got off for the
city with all the Texas cattle she could accommodate
Low WATER PAcKET.-We learn by dispatch that
Capt W. c. Harrison left the city yesterday for this
place in command of the light-draught steamer Rose
Franks, and intends running her a regular Shreve
port packet during the low water season The Rose
Franks is superior low water boat and has superior
cabin accommodations.
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Commercial Intelligence.

SOUTH WESTERN OFFICE, g.
Shreveport July Is, 1868.
During the past week there has been no change in
commercial affairs the demand being confined princi-
pay to groceries and staple goods.
COTTON-For the condition of our cotton market,
refer to the following:
REPORT GREGG MART1N-Tuesday July IA
The receipts of leading staple for the week has
been limited and Of such inferior grade, most of
it being repacked, that unable to give quota
tons from actual sales of average cotton Latest
kilograms received from New York quote middng up
lands at 329c, quiet; New Orleans low middling %
@30c, market weak
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. |, 1867 ......... bales. 1854
Received from interior this week ....-... s
Received previously ...............35o2 0- IS, O28
35,792
Shipped previously ,7l8-35,745
bo,,J
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Died

Died:
In this parish, Sunday morning, 18th inst, at 10
o'clock, of consumption, Mrs ARAB D. GILLILAND,
aged 50 years.
Obituary.
Sang his first song with the angels in glory ever
second darling son of DR.. and Mrs VIM. NJ. Burt,
parish La after illness of only twenty -four hours
''Another hand is reckoning US,
Another call is given,
And CLOVIS more with angel steps
The path that leads to Heaven!"
Ny bright, my beautiful my own
God called thee homel
And gladly now radience smiling
Begond, above all mortal soilng,
Whitley pure thy bright soul shining
Rays Of Gods love INTERVIEWING.
His will be done!
My Frank my TREASURED brightest one!
God called thee home
And high above the storm that's breaking
Ny heart in twain, thy smile is waking
Calmly bright beyond earth's seeming
Angel of my anguished dreaming,
His will be done!
Ny little d" lamb ~ my precious one,
God called thee home!
To His loving bosom folding
NY earth-ost lamb in bliss beholdug
Heavens glores! Pray, my own hearts darling
For the stricken one who bore thee,
That peace at last to her be given,
Strength from thine own sweet form in Heaven,
To say a. Thy will be done"
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sn VI meteor was at Milwaukee, Wiscon-
S, ga the Zoth ult, II was first discovered in the
~ ana vest and seemed travelling at an altitude
F, SIXTY degrees, and quite rapidly Sortbward and
eastward 1t resembed ball of Ere and was of suti.
eT snS Df5aney to be noted distinctly in its travel
psao a. aayght and in remarkably clear weather It
Ill lis hight and exploded only few feet abo4o .ha
th The explosion was like that of rocket brt
@ report was much louder and the fire was sson ~
at IN every direction, balls flying nearly ftU
.eet, and then disappearing. -''''t,y nl'y
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NOTICE.

Nov --;r NOTICE,
4 X K1E Eln u SUI find HOWELL, DURHAM & TOM
Rairoad a. tner old stand at the terminus of the
Cotton and 10 ready to Receive and Forward
rates. A''sn supplies at the lowest possible
jyl5 3m
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Consignees of Merchandise per Steamboat

Wa5Sh d B0isseau.-C NJ Roquet, Nacogdoches, l
pkg; Reneiker, Marshall 23 do; E Shipley, Mag
noFa, do: A Brewer &co, Marshall, do; d Lis
ter Poweon, i do; Mcfarland &co Tyler, do; Rose
McCutchen, Caddo, 81 do; G F Harris, Shreveport,
do; Wall, Marshall, do; DR. G Phillips, Powell
ton, do 7 W Scott city, l do; ONe Jones' Ben
ton, Is do; KEEPER Tyler, do; Str Mary Ellen, 5
do John Sewell, Caddo, do.
AcCacben d Co.--LMl, Shreveport, 215 pkgs; W S
Allen, Marshall, 90 do Shaw eco, Camden, do
r. 4. Pbel0s-Harry Schrepper, Shreveport, 70 pgs;
J Fl Vanhook, Marshall, lao do; W Stoner, Shreve-
port, do
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Officers

Il
THOs. w. SCOTT, Agent,
| Shreveport La.
w Office in Taly's Building, on Milan street, oppo
| site Messrs. Walsh Boisseaus.
DR.. G. C. CATLETT, Medical Examiner.
TyHIS COMPANY issues policies on lives on all the
i different plans and at favorable rates as any
other while it has no restrictions in regard to either
travel or residence, and all it's profits divided an
issued on the non forfeiting plan
| It is prompt in the payment of losses.
This Company renewed, and continues in force Life
Insurance Policies held by the Southern survivors OF
the late war-formng exception, in this respect,
from the majority, if not all the Eastern companies
premiums, and thus preserve insurance on Southern
lives but are now soliciting Southern support. The
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL never, during the whole pro-
gress of the late civil war; refused receive the
mums on policies from its Southern policy holders.
SHREVEPORT REFERENCES:
Col B. NJ Johnson President of Home Insurance
Company; Messrs. Walsh & Boisseau DR.. G. c. Cat
lett, L. E. Carter J. c. Estner, Dew L. Tally, James
"; Howard, Drury Lacy, DR.. Joseph Wilder, Rev. R.
S. Trippett, DID, F. P. Leavenworth, DR.. D. NJ An
derson, Col VIM r. Shvers
ORLEANS REFERENCES:
r. K. Walker & Co.
&. W. Manson.
4. Macdonald ......... firm Of Brooks Macdonald
D. P. Logan. .............. go. firm Of Feowes Co.
Julius Vairan. firm of S. H. Kennedy & Co
E. H. Harris .......... firm of Jas. Connely & Co
Messrs. W. R. Green Co.
" H. Won Phul, Jr., & Co.
" Geo. G. Garner Co.
&C John H. Phelps & Co.
&C Chenoworth, Casey & Co.
q Henderson, Peale & Co
B. w Huntington.
Messrs. S. B. Newman Co.
" Woods, Mathews & Co.
&C Warren, Crawford & Co.
&C Ethel & Thomas.
g Barnett Il Shepard,
&C Geo. W. Bancker & Co.
Gen. s. B. Buckner
&C D. Fl. Maury.
Messrs Lamb Quinlan & Co.
VIM. Ball.
H. II. Bryan. ..........f firm of Given, Watts & Co.
MANSFIELD REFERENCES:
Rev. Chas. B. Stuart, John w. Stuart Esq, DR.. R.
T. Gibbs, DR.. W. G. Thomas, DR.. N. P. Rves, Rev.
John Pipes Rev. H. G. Thweatt DID,, Messrs Dubois
Douglas Rev. B. F. Alexander.
REFERENCES, MARSHALL, TEXAS:
Major E. A. Blanche, Dr. J. F. Witherspoon Dr. Sam
son Eagan. s25 If
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SUNDR1Es-
TEA. Black and Imperial
CANDY, assorted, Rock and Fancy, Gum Drops
Raisns.
Oysters, Sardines, HOLSTERS.
Snuff all kinds.
Bar Toilet and CASTLE Soap.
Pepper and Worcestershire Sauces, Catchup.
Pickles, Candles.
Stove Pipes.
Bottles and Fasks.
Tumblers and Window Glass.
Paints and Oils.
$40 painted Buckets, Brass Buckets.
Tubs, Churns, Selves, Brooms Washboards &c.
For sale by je17 IF E. & B. JACOBS.
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coLEMAN,s CORN AND WHEAT MILLS,
GENTLEMEN

GENTLEMEN
nEsIROUs OF A GOOD FIT and having their
~ Clothes made up in the Most Fashionable
Style, unequaled by any New Orleans European
establishment, can be accommodated by calling on
NJ BERNSTEIN, Merchant Tailor, No. % Texas street,
over L. Newburgers store. je1T tt
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stationery. GLASS AND GLASSW AXE.
Paints, Oils and Brushes,
GOAL OIL LAMPS-new and Improved
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES;
Imported BRANDY and PORT WINE
Fine GREEN and BLACK TEAS;
YEAST POWDERS; =
CRUSHED and POWDERED SUGAR;
PORTER and ALE;
MARKET and CLOTHES BASKETS;
DETANNENIZED ELIXIR GENTIAN;
DETANNENIZED ELIXIR CALISAYA;
PYROPHOSPHATE IRON and GENTIAN;
PYROPHOSPHATEI IRON and CALISAYA;
DEODORIZED TINCTURE of OPIUM;
.KYES' COUGH BALSAM;
KYES' ASTRINGENT MIXTURE;
KYES' RHEUMATIC LINIMENT; 49,.
SYRUP PHOS. IRON;
QUININE; and
STRYCHNIA
az p. I'll. Kyes will give his personal attention to
filling orders and preparing compounds E
MILAN STREET, opposite Brooks House,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-07-15

WE take pleasure in informing our old patrons and
the public generally that purchases this Spring far
exceeds any heretofore made by US, comprising every
thing necessary for the wants of this section. All the
articles enumerated below purchased either dl-
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guarantee to sell at =-.'-r..~
New Orleans Prices.
Everything sold by guaranteed as represented
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