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Commercial Intelligence.


81, Shreveport, Sept. 16, 1868.
@Business opened brisk and ortwo three days held
its own but the sudden and heavy decline cotton
checked it somewhat, though it closed much better
than many expected Most of the iobbing houses have
had fair week of it. Our merchants are now in re-
ceipt of their fall stocks and to our mind they are
larger than ever before.
CoTTON--For the condition of our cotton market
we:refer to the following:
OFFICE OF R. Ell. LINDSAY, y. s f4 j
Cotton Factor and Commercial Broker
Shreveport, Sept. Is, 1868.
Since the date Of our last report the great cotton
markets have been daily declining -Liverpooldown to
1o1gd., New York 2511Sc., and New Orleans 81 for
low middng Our market opens very dull at nc. for
low mddling; buyers not xious, as each day has
decline. private dispatch just received quotes
the New Or cans market active with better feel
ing We hope that the bottom has been reached, and
that may have more favorable reports to make in
future. '
REPORT OF GREGG MARTiN-Tuesday, Sept. Ia
The rapid decline of cotton all ports home and for
egn since the opening of the present has caused
corresponding decline in this market causing buyers
to be more tinid and reserved in their approach
Therefore the movement for the week shows less aetiV-
ty and at figures far below the closing rates of last
weeks report kilograms received last evening from
Liverpool quote midding uplands atle1sd and fiat ;
New York, 1iddling uplands 251zc.- and heavy and
New Orleans, middng uplands 225SSc fair demand In
this market we quote low middllngat 1715@18c and
weak knowing the desire of business men 10 ascer-
tain the prospects ofthe crop in counties contiguous
this place. the writer havingus returned from several
of them, would state from personal observation and
formation received from many respectable planters,
that the average will not exceed half crop upon the
MISUNDERSTANDING eight to nine hundred pounds
be full crop per The Continuous rains in Jul;
followed BY several weeks OF dry weather. caused the
middle part III the 'sea 70 drop Of its fruit being
assisted by The hs Nrm, which done much damage
The caterpillar & lot appear in much force until
within the past ys, destroying only the top crop
fthe early ootv vi eompleleiy devastating the last
paintings.
TfS sEATENEST. e--.-.-'
Stock Oh heHdStl lsas.t..5.. bales. 1876
Received from into Sisweek -. 49,. 997
Received previously, .,,s..s+tt.... 572-l 1869
a A4 1719
Shipped dHring the pEzs week. T22
Shipped previously I'D. ............-.. 500 1922
STOCK ON heEd. FL!
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Shreveport, September IS, 186s-3t
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of II. b. GRAeEY, deceased. ~
GTATE OF L0UISIANA-Parish Of Caddo. By vr-
tue Of writ Of sale 70 me directed from the hon
orable the District Court Of the parish ofCaddo will
proceed TO SELL at public auction the last and high
est bidder at the b K. Hall plantation on Red river
parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the Sd day of October, 1865,
the following described property belonging to the sue
cession of B. B Gracey, deceased, to-wit: g .
Four head of horses, four head of mules one OK
wagon, one ambulance blacksmith tools carpenter's
tools and plantation implements 49, 81
Terms Of Sale--CASH. # it does not bring the ap
praised value the property will be Immediately offered
credit of months purchasers give their notes
with approved security bearing s per cent. interest
from day Of sale.
R. j. WRIGHT, Clerk,
and ex offcio administrator
Shreveport September Is 1855 rat -
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Succession of J. R. ]. DANIEL, deceased
IN PARISH C0URT.-Notce is hereby given that
L Leroy Tempeman has this day applied to be .ap-
eL deceased and unless opposition be made thereto in
Ten days the time prescribed by law said Leroy Tenn
pleman will be appointed as prayed for.
- Given undermy hand officially this 18th day
I !. 5. of.september, A.D. 1865.
t--l fsl62tl RI, WRIGHT, Clerk.
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INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.
CnLLEcTnR,s lEE1cE e s INTERVAL RRxeNrR
THIRD DIsTRIcT, LOUISIANA,

THIRD DISTRICT, LOUISIANA, 5
Shreveport, September S. 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given that have received from
IN the Assessor Of this District parishes Caddo and
DeSoto, the list of taxes assessed and now DUE upon
INCOMES, for the year ending 1867.
All persons falling to pay said Taxes within twenty
days from the date Of this notice, become liable
penalty of five per cenum per month and interest at
one per centum per month until paid 80.
Unless taxes promptly paid the penalty imposed
by law upon delinquents will be rigidy enforced.
0FFIcE-Tally's building. corner Milan and Spring
streets EUGENE TISDALE, Collector.
J. B. SAVAGE, Deputy.
. EBGaddo Gazeete COPY, s9-St
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BLACK OAK.
REDUCED TO S4.

FROM the new tax law on Whisky, we are now au-
thorised by the Distiler Of Old Robertson County
Whisky to reduce the price to 81 per gallon, which
will now be our price.
We are aware of number of houses of this place,
that have Whistles they call Robertson county. We
wish to state that arethe parties that have aPURE
ARTICLE, receiving railways Cased to prevent adu-
ter alton on route aud direct from the disters We
would be glad for the purchaser of this Whisky a
to examine the barrels as it is always avery easy mat
ter to ascertain where tax paid on whisky bonded
for Shipment and he will be convinced OF the ar
ticle offered We willfurther state that all Robertson
County Whisky is from the same district of the State
Of TENNESSEE, and, inthe words of an ex-Confeder-
ATE" Caution, Safety, Anchor
Respectfully TANDY MORTON.
Shreveport August 10, 1868. 1T "a 90 .. -
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CITIZENS OF CADDo AND DE soTo.

TRIENDS-AND demonstrating succeeded in
i returning to my true home, and coming provided
with all the that must tend to facilitate my sue
cess in teaching music and tuning and regulating p-
AMOS assert frankly that your interest should demand
my services. Having, during so many years, enjoyed
your confidence and appreciation, you shall find me
faithful as ever promoting your childrens in
terest. In attending to pianos, my work shall prove
complete and durable. Address G. F. SCH UI.TZ, =
Shreveport, Sept 8. 1568-3t.* P. @. Box 2l5.z
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Evergreen Male and Female Academy,

= 3KIHgstUH, DHSOtU THTIsH,
r. THOS. HALL, AM Principal. ~
FHyHE exercises of this school will be resumed
Il Tuesday, September 1, 1868. Pupils en-
trusted to our will be thoroughly and conscien
tiousY instructed in all the branches of liberal edu
cation. s5, -sssg-zss
The patronage Of the community is respectfully So
licted. Tuition from 81 to S. per month, payable in
currency. w.
Good Board may be had at reasonable rates. For
Rev.sTHOS. HALL,
aul9 st Kingston, DeSoto parish, La.
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CADDO ACADEMY.
SHREVEPORT, LA.

sS u .gH E4s5 ~
TTyHE MALE AND FEMALE DEPARTMENTS OF
4 this School will be opened on
Monday, the 7th September, 1868.
The services of complement instructors have been
secured twill be the constant aim of the Principal
to make this school worthy of public patronage, by
giving solid and practical instruction in the varied
branches of learning.
Terms per%Haif Session of Twenty Weeks.
Half Cash invariably in advance, (uness per special
agreement to the contrary) in United States cur
rency. [.-....-,. w. -. -,a g.
!. BOYS DEPARTMENTS:
Primary Branches. ............... ........ S25 90
intermediate do .............. 40 90
Higher do $500. so 20
Primary Branches. 1925 90
intermediate do IS 90
n1ghef. 40 ~ W
French do observation-disclosures. Is 90
Music $780, use of instrument s5...........,. IS 90
Drawing and Painting at usualrates.
For further particulars, apply to b..
J.H. WILLIAMSON, Principal,
au19 st at the Academy. s.
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Mansfield Female college.

Mansfield Female college.
YB1HE FALL SESSION of this institution will open
4 on Wednesday, the 3Oth day of Septem-
Der, 1868.
TERMS
Payable one-hafson entrance, and the remainder
the first day of December
Board, including washing, fuel, and room-rent,
lnsgold 500 %
Tuition and incidental fee, in currency...... 27 90
Music with use of instrument in currency. 81 so
Ornamental branches at usual prices. =
Each hoarder will furnish pair OF Blankets pair of
sheets pair of powslips coverletor spread, and
her towels and lights ~
For catalogues containing full particulars, address
a CHAS. B. STUART, President,
aus ON Mansfield Louisiana.
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Shreveport Price Current.

(MADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANsP1RED.} "
1t should be understood that our quotations. gener-
ally represent the wholesale prices in United States
currency. In filling small orders, higher rates will
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ls. sas. BUCHANAN INpoRsEs GRAsr-A New Orleans
, vt. 70 ~! iae :, Cincinnati Commercial says:
s cf Please many OF his oldeomrades, and thous
sgtSn, otaefs besides, TO learn, and announce 1t
s tentatively, that Gen Buchanan late,n
bS ss fth District, and somewhat sharply criticised
bis raSas Tor MS Conservative tendencies announces
tor Grant, and says he will be the next
buchanan is Colonel of the First Infantry
As bs OF the old army, and well remembers Grant
tenemha"' Office for twelve years. He also
sca ~s Grant IS the lnckies man Of his acouain
viii vim !; Upon TINS TACT bases the prediction that he
W" IN the great forthcoming race
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1900 pieces Prints, assorted English, French and
u american.
40 bales Brown Domestic. 49,
full variety of bleached Domestic.
Lowes and Spun Yarns.
Kerseys and Lnseys.
Ticking, Checks, Hickory Stripes.
Denms Brown and Bleached Drilling.
Il Broadeloth, Cassimeres.
@5~# leans, Tweeds &C., &C., &C.
=a2S cases Boots and Shoes, all descriptions
400 dozen MEMS Boys and Chdren's Hats, OF all
- qualities.
Shelf Goods of all descriptions.
For sale by %s[jel7 If Z. d B. JACOBS.
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CONGRESS- OF FREE MAsoNs-A Masonic Compress,
0aos representative of the craft from all parts of
4s world has been convoked for the 18th of Septem-
3s', al Hayre, France. There five questions set
I1"@ oF discussion at this meeting l. Masonry at
s, present time does it maintain itself on eyewith
Masonry on The general progress of sentiments ideas
o 'at'ners How this influence should be exercised
present 3. The fundamental principles of Masonry
"a UNIVERSAL what measures SHOULD be taken in
sSf mat regular Masons may make themselves known
~ sch In the workshops, with all the rites and all the
su'@hees: 4. How can Free Masons react on our
against the ideas Of war, which is the negative
.n. tIaDHFnity: 5. In what measure and in what
Sfofane? s''ss-se r o'7si sA So s''has Tue
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SHREVEPORT INSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

YEyHE. SCHOLASTIC YEAR consists of two terms Of
4 twenty -one weeks each. The First Term will open
on the First Monday in September.
e-..a.-s.- CHARGES PER TERM
' phy and Arithmetic. s25 90
Higher Glasses .o.,........... 80 90
Music with use OF. instrument ............ 35 GO
Modern Languap es an. Is 90
DRAWING and Pantp Is 90
Board ~ ..........,..........l0 100 90
Payable monthly advance in United States currency
No pupil will be received for shorter time than one
term. ~,
Bcarders must furnish blankets sheets, pillows, tow
els napkins and lights Washing done at cost.
The course of instruction is thorough and COM
pete as that of the best female colleges in the country
full corps of accomplished assistants will be in at
tendance y J. FRAN KILN FORD, Prneipal
Shreveport August l2, 1858. tt
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
tI5O 11's' Xxx FLOUR
50 50 DO Plants Extra FLOUR
10 hhds. SUGAR.
20 bbls. old Virginia Rye WHISKY.
20 bbls. old Bourbon do
% halfbbls. do DO
90 bbs. Crescent City do
90 bbs. MOLASSES.
40 halfbbls. do
90 Dbls GOLDEN SYRUP.
100 do NAILS-a Sizes
500 sacks SH0T-aI sizes.
Is kegs POWDER.
s Is cases SARDINES
90 do OYSTERS.
l. 90 do PICKLES.
-- 10 boxes CANDLES.
90 do SOAP-keller's
90 do SODA.
40 kegs LARD.
4 terces RICE.
90 boxes STARCH.
10 bbis White Wine VINEGAR
90 boxes MACARONI.
80 kits MACKEREL.
SO sacks best Rio COFFEE.
400 HALL & SPEAR PLOWS-Points and
Land-Sides to correspond.
For sale by
WALTERS ELDER,
No 10 on the Levee, Shreveport.
- We shall continue to receive from time to time
and wlkeep constantly on hand, full assortment of
GROCERIES,. W. &E.
Shreveport January %, 1868 If
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Total number shipped since Sept /, 1868 -
state Of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

Succession of ROBERT Lowe, deceased.
IN PARISH COURT.-Notiee is hereby given that
l. Allen W. Motif has filed in ay office his application
to be appointed dative testamentary executor of the
last will and testament of Robert Love- deceased and
unless opposition made thereto ten days. the time
prescribed by law, said Allen W. Motif will be ap-
pointed datve testamentary executor prayed for.
I--l Given under my. hand officially, this 18th day
/. 5. 5of September, AID. 1868.
t-1 Is16-2tl R.. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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FOR SALEs
4 VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING AND LOT on
IN Texas street. Inquire of !
s9-3tl G. W. SHERROD. /
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Shreveport Money Market.

Reported by the Banking House of Geo. A. Pike.ls
Gold ...................... .14o@l42
Silver ......... .........134@9136
Mexican Dollars 14e@Ql42
New Orleans City Notes, small -. so 5ct dis
New Orleans City Notes, large 80 do
Exchange on New York $500. i. .... a Oct prem
Exchange on st. Louis . i do
Exchange on New Orleans L do
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GARDEN SEED.

1868 GARDEN SEED. 1865
ETsURNIP, CABBAGE, LETTUCE, &c, from Robert
u Bust, Jr., Philadelphia. Just received per steam
er Cuba, and for sale by
s9-3m p. H. KYES j. CO.
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Hide Market.

Number of dry hides shipped past week, 5as
NUMBER of dry hides shipped previously. 9a6-l4s4
Number Of wet hides shipped pastweek,..... so
Number of wet hides shipped preYiously,.... so so
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IsoR SALE-OLD TYPE METAL, ia quantities to
u suit purchasers. Apply at this saGee.
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GUNDRIES- -<f
TEA. Black and Imperial. --
CANDY, assorted, Rock and Fancy, Gum Drops
Raisins.
Oysters, Sardnes, HOLSTERS.
y Snuff, all kinds.
led Bar, Toilet and CASTLE Soap
Pepper and Worcestershire Sauces. Catehup.
Pickles; Candles.
Stove Pipes ~
Bottles and Flasks.
Tumblers and Window GLASS;
Paints and Oils O..
$40 painted Buckets, Brass Buckets.
Tubs Churns, Selves, Brooms, Washboards &c.
For sale by iel1 If E. & B. JACOBS.
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Pass Christian College,

EGSS VhFlSEHsaRa SOEEGSG.
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS.
Incorporated 1866, by the State Legislature.
CONDUCTED BY THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. :
The Academic Year Commences on the First
Monday OF October and ends July 81.
FsyHIS delightful Watering Place is SO well known in
i the South that it needs eulogium. Situated
on the Lake Shore surrounded by shady pine groves
the charms and advantages each easily gned
when connected with college.
The studies, comprising the Collegiate, Commercial
and Preparatory departments embrace all important
branches taught in the best colleges Of the country
TERMS: -
s4 Invariably in Adyance.l
Board Washing Tuition and Doctors Fee per term of
hive ulonthS.. ...................,...Sl 500 uo
Entrance Fee paid only onee)... 10 90
Vacation at College 80 90
Music, use Of instruments, and drawing are extrs.
deposit of $25 for incidental expenses, stationery,
&c, required. If unexpended, returned
For particulars, apply at the office Of this paper;
address BRO. ISAIAH, President,
au191y Pass Christian, Miss
MUSIC LESSONS. "
TIME Undersigned is now prepared to give Lessons
IL on the Piano Guitar to pupils, at their residence
or at the hall of the Gee Club. %.
Terms--0ne Dollar per lesson. If there are two or
more pupils at the house, a liberal deduction viii
be made - W.S.sDONALDSON. :
~ All orders left at Cumming, Morrison & Co.'S
paired. Sheet Music for sale. jy291y q
ICE! ICE! EGE!!
YE1HE ICE WORKS in this city are now prepared to
IL furnish ICE in quantities suit purchasers. Or
defs left at SALE Il sMURPHY'S, or the. Ice Works,
will receive prompt attention., -. .s
Sbrayarort& Santanhar 9 1919 +ftfe
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NOTICE.
VOY will still find HOWELL, DURHAM Il TOM
Il kIES at their old stand, at the terminus of the
Railroad, Shreveport ready to Receive and Forward
Cotton and to furnish Supplies at the lowest possible
rates. iYlh In
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Without Regard TO Coss.

MERcHANTs AND PLANTERS will do we'll to
1X4- examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
WALTERS l. ELDER.
Shrev eport January %, 1858 tt
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and ex oficio administrator
Shreveport, September IS, 1865. T3t
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ITNIvERsIrx OF VIRGINIA.

The next Session win begin on the lst day Of October Is
and end On the 18th Of jane, 1857.
Professor Of Latin and Second Professor VIII b
appointed on thel5A fAugus when the organization
the Departments Of Observation-Disclosures Law and Nsr
cw be fuly reestAbshsd the same enlarged basis -
before the
The entire expenses Of the Academic sudent exclusive
Of text books clothing and pocket money $500 IN
currency session Of nine months Of The Law STUDENT
Ss65 and Of the Medical Student. to s395.
For catalogue giving details, for special information
address g. MAUPIN
Chairman Of the Faculty.
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CKIMAULr a CO.'S

SYRUP OF FERRUGINOUs PERUVIAN BARK
Chemists H. r. II. Prince Napoleon Rehelieu Parf
This preparation has the advantage Of combining two
powerful tonic known In the medical world or perfect
asedy and agreeable this Syrup with pessue
An0 SUI the delicate stOmachs.
II Is par excellence the FERRUGINoUs TONIC which
should be administered TO ladies Of delicate constitution
young backward In attaining the Of puberty and
10 children Of weak constitution and IL particularly
peyed in the trestment Of Choorosis ARenes Pale Co.'S
pexion, Gsstcs Gastraae Whites Lencerrhea Debiisy
Want Of Appetite Poverty OF Blood, etc
Agents in New York Mr. BECKER 10 Grand street New
Orleans at hessrs DUOoNGE. DEL0CHE and Me pEncips
9hemists
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs.. .wtnsloW's Soothing Syrup, Tor
Children Teehir greatly facilitates the process of teehing
BY sofening the gums, reducing all nhamationwi aay all
Pain asmode action and regulate the bowels
Depend upon IT, Msthers it viii give yourselves
efand your infants put up sold this
Gle years sag confidence and truth of It what
hsve been able say other medneNever has
Is failed in einstaneeto effect Cure when tim y used
Never did know instance Of dissatisfaction b. any
who Rsed it, On the contrary all delighted With Ope
ration, and speak OF commendatiOn magical
effects and medical virtues We trsak in this what
do know after years Of experience and pledge
tstOn for she fuamen Of what here declare In
Sve instance where the infant suffering from pain and
hsuston relief will be found in hneen twenty
Aler the syrup is administered.
Full directions using will accompany each bottle Be
call for Mrs. wnsows Soothing Syrup, having the
fac sue Of Curtis Perkins" the outside wrapper All
others are base limitations
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world Price, only IS
cents per Bottle
oces-zl5 EatOn street. New York; so5 High HolbOrn,
London, England; AL St. Paul street, Montreal Canada
BARNES, WARD CO, Agents,
"A Magazine street, New Orleans, La.
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.Rnt,hsIor,. Hair u

-BattheIOr's Hair Dye-This Splendid
DYE the best in the world the only aud perfect
Dye harmless resbe instantaneous no ridiculous tiuts
III effects Of bad dyes nvgoratss and
air soft beautiful Black Bro Sold by al Drug
gts Perum and rropery applied at Bachelors Wig
Fac ory No l6 Bond street. New York.
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Commercial tSntsIli9encf.
OEEsoEET OrrluE. no. " OAHF syeza.
Mgnrav Everfnr Yah z I9f9

MONDAY Evening Feb 5 1853
COTTeN-The market opened to day with a fair
inquiry and up to meridian some 1900 or 1000
Ia es changed hands at full previous figures.
The noon kilograms from Liverpool and New
York having been of less desirable character
than was looked for. however, some buyers with
drew, and despite the fact that Gold and Foreign
Exchange indicated a steady advance, the off r
inps on the part Of purchasers as the day pre-.
gressed were decidedly lower than ia the morn
ing. Factors we're memorable throughout never
tbeless, and with but barely moderate supply
noticeable, they succeeded in unfolding previous
figures up to the close OF business. The total
sales for the day aggregated 1900 bales. and the
market closed somewhat unsettled at Saturday e
quotations. which we repeat, 0s follows, viz
Ordinary, l5@l6c.; good ordinary, l6i Gle; low
middling, l7l@lsc.; .midding, lsl9s3e.; Strict
niddling, lsS@l9c., and good middlng, l95c.
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sugar and So q Dbl. for moIasses. Liverpool by
sal "a. for cotton and by steam ID. 81 sail to
Havre l5GI 7-16d. for cotton.
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Osstle aarnss.
crrr or Irrrra.or. 20. 4. ia

cIrY or JErTrzsox, Feb. 4. lse.
Arrived yes'erday-.24 Texas BeeVes, Il5
Calves and Yearlings aud Is Mich Cows
Sold-362 Texas and 16 Western Bseves. 2l5
Calves and Yeaflings, 60 Hogs. 2sl Sdeep anu 10
Mich Cows. Stock on sale-562 Texas and 81
Western Beeves, 25s Calves and earrings 1865
Hogs, 1885 Sheep and 80 Mich Cows. We quote
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COVNEK's WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR SPRINGS

This well known WATERING PLACE, situated IN Bote
county Virginia the line ana in full Of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will be opened for the
reception of visitors on the Isl Of June.
Persons leaving Baltimore Washington, Richmond and
Petersburg will arrive the evening At the Springs those
coming from the South and West reach the Springs In abou
ten hours from Bristol
Visitor desiring stop by informing the conductor
strike the virginia Tennesses Railroad, of the
viii be landed at the platform mtdiatey opposite TO the
Sprir gs
undersigned formerly Of Richmond. takes pleasure
informing bis friends and the pubc generally, that be has
removed this place with the intention making IL his
residence and viii neither trouble
render pleasant and agreeable to his guests There
FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS
the medicinal qualities which generally fsvoraby
known Il deemed unnecessary speak Ofther virtues
FINE BAND OF MUSIC will be in stteldanee daring
the season.
TERMS:
Board, per week ~ W
WN. II. FRY. Proprietor,
POstOfice, Bonsack's,
Roanoke county, Va