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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-30

There is a bill now before Congress for granting
Government aid to the international Pacific railroad
at the rate Of $4,000 per mile of completed work from
Cairo to Little Rock and 900 per mile from Little
Rock to the Rio Grande, which would make total OF
about Sl4 000000, less than one-fourth Of the sum
conceded to the Union Pacific. There is little doubt
that the subveution asked from Congress will be voted
In That event. eighteen months will not eapse before
the Western cities Will be in railway connection with
the heart Of Texas by chain Of roads nearly parallel
with the Mississippi river and the Gulf coast. Then
Galveston, Houston, Lavaca, Henderson, in Texas, and
Shreveport il Louisiana, will be nearer in time
to st. Louis than they are to New Orleans.
We copy the above from the Crescent Of the 18th.
The Little Rock road referred to is the same as the
Memphis Ell Paso 1t crosses Red river at Fulton, the
Arkansas line at Texana, and passes through the coun
ties Of Bowie Red River and Ilamar-Over country
requiring less grading than any in the South We
hope Congress will assist the Shreveport road beyond
Marshall, and the southwest branch from Spring
field in the same way proposed in the biil. IF their
point of intersection with the Houston Texas Cen
trail lie named as the initial point of the grand trunk
line the Pacific, not our Crescent friends
would not prove real prophets and that in less than
eighteen months time, the points mentioned will be
connected by railway But DO citizens propose tc
do nothing ii the way Of putting the claims Of our
properly before Congress? Are to trust to luck
or chance for 4 hearing and remembrance? It seems
so; and the re- ut will be, our route will be over
slaughcd.
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SoS OF STEPHEN A. DoU@tAs.-A Raleigh a. Co.
dispatch, Of the 9th, says it is understood here that
President Grant will, carly day after the naugu-
ration Of lis Administrations attach Robert N. Douglas,
Esq, of buckingham county, this Site, eldest son OF
the late Hon Stephen 4. Douglas United States scna-
tor from Illinois, to the fortunes oC the general gov
ornn}cnt, by bcstowng upon him an important and
lucrative appointment abroad. Mr.. Douglas is now
private secretary TO Gov. Holden
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec: 29.-Departed for Red river
Golden Era, Glide, and Era No. 8.
Steamers St. Nicholas and Monsoon both reported
sunk in Red River, with partial loads OF cotton max.
inr three Red River boats lost this month. The st.
Nicholas struck on the dam at the Falls placed there
by Banks army.
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TROUBLE IN CAMp.-Thc New Orleans Times is in
formed that Supervisor Crcccy has suspended Eugene
Tislac Collector of Third District of Louisiana, for
gross neglect of duty, alleged frauds on the revenue
cmbezzemcnt of public moneys, and for repeated and
persistent violation Of the laws and regulations Of the
Department." A Washington Dispatch of the 18th
Says Thos s. johnson las been nominated as Tsdales
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-30

TIE OL1NrIc THEATRE N@w ORLEANS, Burned
The New Orleans evening papers of the :2J, give
full accounts of the destruction Of the Olympic Thea
ire and lining building st. Charles street, early
that morning. The fire first discovered about
ocI"cI in the morning, in the Theatre, but before
assistance pouII be procured, the building in
mass Of tl4:ncs. It soon spread to }. A. Inns car
rage rncns below the Theatre. Through the eNcr-
tons of the fremcn over one hundred carriages
saved, though good many were lost The flames
next spread to Mler's restaurant, which was badly
damaged by fire and water. The fire extended from
the walls on st. Charles 10 the rear walls on Camp
street, destroying over 100000 worth of property
The fire evidently originated from fire ,crackcr,
thrown upon the stage by some one in the audience
during the performance and not properly looked
after
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-30

NATCHIToCHEs PARIsH.-The Natchitoehcs Times
in speaking of the District Court of that Parish says
The District Court has been in session here during
the week, it being the second Of the term. Criminal
trials exclusively of negroes have been the order this
week. Several iuries have rendered verdots which,
ia the main, have been just, if not severe Africa is
in the ascendant about the court house, and the little
stands of pies and cakes coffee and peanuts around
the doors remind one Of Mechanics institute in New
Orleans during the session Of the motley Assembly
which make the laws to be executed BY similar motley
crowds in the interior.
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CouE AT LAsr.-We publish in Our paper of to
aav. President Johnsos general a"''0~'y proc|ama-
ton granting pardon to all persons engaged in the
late civil war. BY this proclamation Jefferson Davis
breckenridge and others now in exile will be allowed
to return to their homes in peace. President Johnson
has the taus Of the great body Of the Southern peo
pie for this executive act but had it have been issued
two years sooner, much greater would have been the
praise As it il it is better late than never.
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THOS. BILAND, J
JULIUS A. JACOBS, ,Ct
O. L. CHAAiRERIAlN
ENGE II ErEET

,LsA, THE "NAT. MOORE PLACE, " con,nris iro :,
t$.;i acres of ground under good fence, house viii
DILL rooms, kitchen, servants room, and other nqn,,
sary out-houses, good well, UNDERGROUND cistern h
AlSo-The Store on the east side of Texas street Is
tween Market and Edwards streets known forIaery,
the " Phoenix SalOOn.'
Also-Store No. II on the Levec, between Milanal
Crockett streets. Apply to
NONCURE & FLANAGAN, Agent,
December 30. LWtf -
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Monsoon SuNK-Tc learn from the officers Of the
steamer Caroline, which boat arrived here Monday,
that the steamer Monsoon, Capt. J. N. Tucker, was
sunk on Prudhommcs bar, she passed up. We have
particulars, as it was night at the time the Caroline
passed. Her passengers were out ashore, and "o"d
probably be relieved by the steamer T. D. lline,
which boat was taking on cotton Just above The
Monsoon left here last Wednesday morning with 1900
bales Of cotton, 100 erces Of beef and good list of
rasscnmeLS.
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New York Lcttel

TIE FoHrY FIRST CoSGREss.-The Forty first Con
grcss will assemble March 4h 1862 instead Of the
first Monday of December Of that year. THIS change
in the time ordered by act of Congress- passed
january 22d, 1867, which provided as follows :" In
addition the present regular time Of the meeting OF
Congress there shall bea meeting OF the Fortrh Con-
gross OF United States and Of each successive Con-
gre&s thereafter, at II O'Clock NJ, on the it day OF
March, the day which the begins for which the
Congress is elected, except that when the 4h of March
occurs Sunday, the meeting shall take place at the
next Succeeding day"
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The Rev. Mr.. Davenport, of East Bridgeport, Con
necticu in recent sermon to young women, said
that in every age woman has cared more Tor ornament
than man. aud in literature and in life she figures
tie ornamentor Ii this she but Stimulates her Crea
tor who has shown by unmistakahle evidence that he
has above of ornament The spiral shaped, beautiful
ly eonvouted and decately tinged sea shell shows
something super-added to mere utility, aid the earth
could have moved grandy had it never been
heaped and garianded with blossoms and bloom Of
untold varieties. z.4
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BossIER PAEIsH-TAe Banner OF tie 26th says that
paper is no longer offered for sale speaking Of the
condition OF their parish, it says
Real estatcs looking Up" in Bossier. Lanas rent
today for almost much as they we're sold for year
ago In spite Of onerous taxation, few more goods
crops and this will truly be Land Of wealth and opu
lence Our citizens won't know Whst 70 % with their
surplus cash.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-30

MORE ABOUT MENARD, TILE NEGRO CONGRESSMAN.
Y Herald correspondent recently had conversation
with John W Mcnard, the colored congressman elect
from Louisiana lie 10 said to be rather proposes
ing mulatto in appearance lie denounced the carpet
baggers in Congress, who had snnbhed him since his
arrival, although they warmly devoted to him be-
fore the election and lc seemed to think Gov. War
moth intended to withhold his certificate.
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Died :.

Yesterday morning, at II O'Clock, after protracted
illness, Mr.. WI. DEAL, aged twenty
On the 18Th instant at the residence of his son. Mr.
y. v Deblieux in Natchitoches parish, Mr. ALIEN L.
DEBLlEUA, ST., aged "a years.
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STILL THEY CoNE.-We learn bya telegraph dispatch
from Capt. W T. Boardman that the 3. L. Hodge left
New Orleans last night for this PLACE. Since her last
appearance here she has been put in complete repair
and is now one Of the finest packets in the trade. I'm
der the hands of Capt. Boardman she will doubt make
her mark in the trade. The low water packet Rich
mond, left at the same time for Jefferson.
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INSTALLATIONS.

NEW York, Dee 27.-Collector SmythH, replying
to complimentary letter from customs officials OF TINS
city, f,ors the carly passage Of Jencks civil service
bill.
lee on the Hudson better than for several winters
An ice boat regatta occurs Insstay weather permit
ting.
iuhiIies Of Lathrop, Ludington & Co. is stated at
!our millions.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-Wm. Curtis, Grand Sec
rotary OF the Grand Lodge and Grand Scribe OF the
Grand Eucanpuent of C!i Fellows, is dead.
MEMPHIS, Dee 27.--A special to the Avalanche from
Little Rock SAVE Gems |; Lcock and Porter of Grants
staff started on their this evening. 1t appears
that they were authorised to investigate the mill
tia outrages All the militia except twenty are to be
withdrawn from Lewisburg, and the citzens are to be
allowed to form a company.
New YoES, Dec. IS, evening.-The failure q
Storms, Thurbcr & Co, retail dry goods house is an
nounccd. Hopes are entertained OF favorable set
lclnent Of Lathrop, Ludington Co
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DEATH Or A PROMINENT MAN.--Thc Houston papers
announce tie death Of DR.. A. J. Hay OF that city.
lie Grand High p!est Of the Patriarchal Order Of
Odd Fellows iH that State lie was one Of Il0GstOn's
oldest citiEone, w42 held in high estimation for his many
sQGaqnaIitics and lis general character for integrity
lie had long been practicins physician OF Houston,
and prominent in all public enterprises and objects
IF general hcnpy0onCp.
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POPULATION OF THE UNITED STArEs.-A New York
dispatch OF the 9th, to the New Orleans Times says
the total population of the United States for 1857 is
announced from the Bureau Of Statistics thirYsx
millions seven hundred and forty three thon~~'a OTTO
hundred and nnety-eight, of which four millions six
hundred and thirty-rce thousand three hundred aid
nrnn prrOpS
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RrvsnDY JoHxsoN's CAsE-His R,naorcd Return
and Snccessor:-A Washington special to the St. Louis
Democrat says:
The House committee on foreign affairs have Lad a
meeting to consider what they should do about Rev
erdy Johnson'S case. Nearly all the members er-
pressed dissatisfaction with his course, but 10 COM
mtee could DO nothing for the reason that tncy have
no information in which to act, Mr.. Seward having no.
tiled them that was not prudent at present to make
public any of the Official papers 1t mny be mentioned
in this connection that prevails the street
late this evening that Mr.. johnson is coming home at
hia own request and the unlikely of cxGov Fish,
Of New York, is mentioned by the same !gor as his
successor.
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JrD1CTAL-Wc read in Baltimore exchange that
the Supreme Court Of the United States has decided in
the case of Joseph A. Bradley, counsel for Surratt
who il will be rccoIlected expelled from the bar
of the Court Of the District Of Columbia that that
court possessed exclusive jurisdiction to make an or
der removing Mr.. Bradley from its bar, and that the
decisiOn Is hnY0nI reTicW. 7 .----- - -
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RE11G1oUs-The New Orleans Times says Bishop
Wilmer has appointed Rev. A. G. Blackwell, rector Of
Mount Olvet Church, Algiers, itnerant missionary
for the Red River and Ouaclita region. Mr.. Bake
we'll than whom a more devoted and zcalous religious
advocate is not be found in The South has departed
for his new field of labor The sympatlcs and prayers
of IL multitude of friends will follow him.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-30

TIiE STEAMER ST. NICHOLAS sENK.-We learn from
the officers Of the steamer Lotawana that the New Or
Leans and Grand Eeare packet st. Nicholas, Capt.
Dowty on her las. down trip struck the rocks on the
lower falls at Alexandra, and made complete wreck
OF herself No lives lost.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-30

In Natchitochcs the 10th inst al the residence
the brides father Mr. CHARLES II. LEVY to Mis-
EMILY PERSON, daughter of 4. Il. Pierson, Esq
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~94@s.--At the lower end of Texas street can be
,la" combination Of shows. First in magnitude is
Ms, composed Of large and talented list
|rnt, We have the Blael; Greok = Z" Whit.
f@a:* nc. Then, just below, thare is another
a rhc wonders Of the worIl-cnormous
lis, Lions, tigers, ION canvass, and the forty
II. he worId-a sober man. Put them
'a.J 9pice them with band of music
t. 3 1ascdrum and shrii fife, three dogs
,......" "'cr thomas-cats slnajIng, eleven steam
"a v5~. o0r hundred and Eighty freedmen swear
49, .a "~, and as nanny white men looking
D." ..tt: .a," a word, stir well, simmer down, and
81. ". o.& j,e lively time at the foot Of Texas
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- T. Garter, Nos on the Levee, is ocon., w.t.
OF the largest Maryland Tobacco 'or Some
has IN store now fresh stock of every Gs #.
brands which he is offering at faoto: INSCRIPTION Of
and charges added ~ "0'0'y prices fyef
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A"NAsuER IN TEoUBLE.-Judge Leslie, who fig
ured quite recently in Louisville in pretended search
for the lost heress to immense fortune in England,
has been arrested in Anderson, Kentucky, charged
Esith robbery
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VALUABLE CRY pRorERTY AT ArCTIoN.-0n SatHr-
day next, II lIunsicker, onc'fonccr, viii L. at ti'i@
auction, at the market house, large and valuable
city property. For description and terms Of sa!c see
advertisement in another column.
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No LONGER MAJOR GENERAL.--By direction Of the
President, Maj Gen. 0. 0. Howard is honorably mus
tered out of the service of the United States as Major
General Of volunteers to take effect t1c 1sof January
Gen Howard, consequently, falls back to lis rank Of
Brgadcr General in the regular army to Which he
annoital Decemher q. 1851. - u - -
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TFxAs CAETEE.-A Texas exchange says the number
of cattle in Texas according to assessments booO,
COO and 5000 eco il the whole United States It is
estimated that GOO 900 have been sold out Of Texas
,f1ring the nrp y Mt year.
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JCnGn CHASE AID TIE DAVIS TRIM~-A special
dispatch from Washington, to the Louisville Courier
Journal SAYS: Chief Justice Chase who has recently
returned from Richmond, speaks in latteing terms of
the Southern people. lie thinks there are no people
more loyal Or more anxious for peace and harmony be
tween the two sections and that, If permitted to do
they would very recover from the disastrous re-
suits of the rebellion The action Of the Ctie! Justice
in sustaining the motion to quoSh the Davis indictment
was anticipated but it was expected that the vudicve
nature Of Judge Underwood would prompt him to dis
AID ncccSitato the question being certified to the
Supreme Court The Nrt Justice thinks there is no
doubt about his opinion bsiag sustained by the other
members Of the court
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A WIRE BRIDGE IN TExAs.-The citizens of Waco
building wire suspension bridge across the BRACES
river at that place, which is be 473 feet span, and
the roadway Is feet.
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). IL. Lewis, No. Texas street, tba J..
ef in boots and shoes in this section of the ss' deal
finland complete stock just received r,o has
See advertisement. '"' The North
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REuGIous.=-On next Friday, New Years bay, tier"
will he mass at O'Clock A. NJ, in the Caho'!c church
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NOTICE..

THE Members OF The Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation' are requested to meet at T. H. Morris Drug
Store, on Friday Evening, January l, at clock.
T. ]. ALLEN, President.
d3o SIT F. A. LEONARD, Secretary.
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Mr. E. c. Fozr is duly authorised agent ioT Lew
Tnos. McTxrrRr, of New Orleans, is our only duly
authorized agent to receive subscriptions and "dTer-
tsemcnts in that city.
Mr. JoHN c. LOVE, Mnden, La, is duly authorized to
receipt for subscriptions -, ,,-.,,..;-., !.
receive and receipt for subscriptions in Smith county,
Texas and the counties surrounding.
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One actress in Paris wears $50, o1o worth Of diamonds.
4nether las just bought house Tortl, $4,000
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TopAeeo. clip the following from The New 0

IOBACCo.--FFe Clip IuIIUWIE5 NC" OF
leans Pieayune,of the 18TH.
Tie Collector Of Internal Revenue, Gen. steedman,
Yesterday ordered the seizure of some eight hundred
boxes Of tobacco held by various well known firms in
this city, marked tax paid but about which Mr.. Creeey,
the newly appointed Supervisor Of Internal Revenue
Department for this District thinks there is sufficient
nfornety to warrant seizure. The tobacco we un-
dersand will be liheled before the United States Dis
trict court,
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= - St1FA n ITJIs.l
Z. s. IEanan = i1E.:s

". >. Haven, Saddle and Harn,
80 Texas street, above the Market "anufacturer
the Iron Bound Texas saddle, which :; oilers fors sale
slery bsr dzo e'4 stock saddles harness. apa . Al
''' N's a < oheap rs the cheapest. Can III sag,
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CONmTToN OF AFFAIRS At JEFFERs0N.-Thc Times
of the 18TH says owing to the stringent rules and reg
ulatiQns adopted by the military, the friends Of the
persons under arrest have been unable 70 pay them
visit Only the families and attorneys 0: the prisoners
allowed to hcm and they only for very short
4inc
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SnrEvrrorT md ST. LouIs.-Wc clip as follows
from the St. Louis Democrat of the 18th: " The
Silver Lake No. was to sail sure at late hour for
Red River, drawing feet inches, with $50 tons,
mostly for Shreveport and Jefferson, On Rcd River.
She has flour, butter, mHecaionI, saddirry, stoves,
hardware, tobacco, pork etc some Of the lots being
for Memphis, Rodney, Lake proyidenco, etc She
will get at Cairo oO barrels Of -four for Shreveport
We arc sure she will be heartily welcomed by the Red
River people, Our contemporary ia right. The Silver
Lake. Or any other Lake. scer 1ncd) will meet with d
hearty welcome hero.
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There are fortynine vacancies in the grade Of assist
ant SUI gcen in the army.
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A book has just been made in Hartford, whit
weighs seventy FIVE pounds.
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Persons Wishing to Purchase g..
best music and musical instruments ;lr latest AMI
advantage to send their orders to INV ,1 ITO Their
practical knowledge in this line gives ma Ny
facilities for selecting these articles w.; 'erybes
TO Orders te[ books stationery stamped paper 1,'eod
'eals guns L"n'ns m"teFi" jewelry. glove, PERIOD pei.
aF1o'e3 thai can be sent by MAIL &C. Tavnr add a all
20 se c 2sss STOCKS Ct these classes of ercan5 sSS
ss'SSs IRON IN New Orleans, it will give me pe.s
to Instructions, and at the regular store uyo -SEdos
to editor Shreveport South Western '' Nee
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The work Of closing up Bcnoist bayou, in BosScr
parish seven miles above here is ncary finished and
the water turned down the main river. The lcrcc has
base Of ore hundred and thirty-tbrec feet, and a
hight Of thirtyscvcn feet with thirty feet across the
top. The main road runs along on the top of the
1pvpp
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 80, 1888
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EMss.laaa passed Of very quiet in this city. We
oniH hsar3 ot oGe disturbance, and that was alter
cation aet-a @~ oceman George Hefner and Jim
#assss id @htzh ~ former was badly cut the left
.f645seF aa aaaa, The latter found quarters at the
oet MP. Eas.a @are two or three other quarrels
a5o@t -a@ Hat amounted to nothing more than black
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>;s32s.ss1s loo .F.-At the next regular meeting
szf<ssssSs5 of METH LODGE No. u, LO.O.F., to be
>2s1s1EySS~ held This Evening, December so, an
election Of officers for the ensuing win be held
AL members in good standing are requested to attend
By order Of the NJ
q
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Tobacco! Tobacco !-E. r J,o.,
cept of the largest lot Of tobacco are int
ever brought to this city at one time These y,saa
were purchased at sacrifice, and will be so1 at|'eo'
facturcrs prices, without regard 10 the cos, a. man.
portation. Call and examine the cto,,, o,1 VI "aae
Crockcry Ware by the i'ackagr.
No. on the Levee, is in receip: Of yor. carter
orookery ware Of every description, put up IN p ,o,%
ages expressly for tie retail trade. These pae5os tS
are of four different sizes, and Texas ner,on 4'
want of croekery cannot fail to hA .r:., i'll
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.ufS-. 49, THE RIVERS Tile New Orleans
l..~y.re -n-s owing to the many accidents which
na... "-s:s. pom the Western and Southern waters
- 'l ":H Gy laws regarding piIo's are to be rSjd1s
g. ,as. and bat hereafter no clcmcncy will be cx-
uaf ...r 5.cliction Of duty. Tie regulations are
f.., iii .xrUcis that there cannot possibly be an
r~.5- p :o.s will follow them strictly. We have
..... ne @'' lat those interested may take heed
.!-.@ 10 1.as they do not grow careless and i'll
.," ...,t 3t@ public demands that the inspectors
..r4 aa .i~ wlole duty, and not allow themselves
.o ir s"orosj Fl m passing sentence, when fault is
't'ary shova appeals made bg friends Of the fami