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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-12-26
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Jewelers. and SiIYersmiths.


01o Broadway, n. =.
One Hook above the MetropOlitan Hotel.
Every one WISHING New York l. invited 70 aali
at our csaabIishrlent.
In order that all may address us withccnhdencs.
we invite attention 70 thc following:
Ofice Of WELLS, PARGo & Co.
- % BroGdIsos New York, 0ct. &c, 1883.
We can cheeyfaLIg commend 5Hesers. H,,rari 4
Co., No. 6lS BroGdsoay, NeE York, 10 our friends.
az reliable and tsts5orthy finn, scisL tie essry-
anee that all orders sess them eig z9re aiaLAT anS
prompt attention.
c. GODDARD. Treas.
For WELLS, FARao { Ce.
And we also refer 70
W. RAYMOND, Esq, Gan Francisco.
Z. G. HOWARD, Esq, San Francisco.
7. X. BUTLER, Esq, u. s. Mint, San Francisco.
W. B. HOBART, Esq, Virginia City, Nevada.
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CuRED AT HoME.

Persons at \ distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing letter to DIR. Gibbon
stating case, symptoms, length Of time tho disease
has continued, and have medicines promptly for.
warded free from damage and curiosity, to any
for use. BY enclosing SIS in currency or $40 In
coin, in registered letter through the post-oice
or through Wells, Fargo & Co., package Of med
icine viii be forwarded by express to any part o
the Union.
Address DR.. J.. +. GIBB0N, GIG Kearney street
corner of Commercial, San Francisco. Post ofie'
Box 252.
Consultation FREE.
5E1- Correspondents viii please inform DR.
GIBB0N that they read his advertisement in tn,
DEMocRAT. feb29v3n2Sy1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-12-26

HTUIH PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
III having arranged with Msssrs. BIGEL0W 4
BROTHER for the transfer Of NIL the business Of
the Fire Insurance Companies lately represented
by them, ia now prepared 20 offer to all parties
formerly insured by said companies, equally good
terns and prompt payment Of losses, In United
States gold coin.
Mr.. II. II. BIGEL0w win DO the general Agent
for this Company from this date.
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mANUFAeTURING

N a = y 4 . = = % II = Is q :. q
line himself we feel confident that We can offer a
much better material, and at lover prices, than
ANY other House on the Pacific Coast.
Wholesale Dealers
viii find tito their interest to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. We invite everv one
to call and examine our immonse stock, at
no. 70 Front Street, Portland.
No. 125 ] Street, Sacramento, CAL; corner D and
ID streets Marysyille; 635 and 637 Commercial
street, San Francisco, Cal.
WHoLEsALE HOUSE, at 628 Commercial, ex-
ending through to 637 Clay street, San Francisco
FACTORIES, at 462 Broome street, New York,
and 40 Boulevard st. Marteri, Paris, France.
Sept &c, 166s-Y4n6H
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Consignees Of Merchandise per Steamboats,

Wash d; Boisssau.-Gilmer & Hopkins New Orleans,
Pkgs; ! Kline, city do; Il Green, do do; Str
Smith Goodman, Tyler, do; Frank WOLF, Marshall,
4. do; J Hollingsworth, ,Caddo, a do; Mrs Sarah
3do; John Jacobs, Caddo, do; S Cohn Jefferson, 2
do; u Roquet, Nacogdoches, do; A ii Duke Eco,
Marshall, do Thos Chase, Shreveport Is do
W Wiley, New Orleans do Z Arick, Fire Point,
81 do; James Marks, Carolina Bluffs do G w Phelps
Red Land, 20 do Rev Banks Carolina Bluffs i do;
D A Davidson, Ceingsburg, do; W Marks Old river
3 do; jeff Gimer, Caddo, do; Haynes & Chapman
BuckhaI, 8 do Muntz, Marshall, Is do; R Camn,,
bell Bossier do; Geo Deekert Marshall, do; Col
Heinrich Hetfner, Marshall, s do; II Abbott JET,
ferson, 7de Lucien Plournoy, Greenwood, Il do Dr.
Wilson, Coll1,gsburg, % do; Mrs Magee, upper
K, 8 do; Col NJ Watson, Caddo, do: C N Roauet, Ma
cogdoehes, do; I Fuliilove Keachi 4 do; Wor-
thy, Bayou Sara, do; Rawley White city, do; l. w
Mckenzie, upper Red river do; 1ler i Bourquin
city, do.
JnG Eltner--Lt 0 Bradley, Goth Infantry, opks;.
1t Ihos Latchford Shreveport, 10 do; .tcB CLARK
do ss5 do; I. Witherd Washington Ark 50. do 1t
ing.on, ARK, do; clapp & Brown, Troupe, do; 1t
b Clark Shreveport, ss5 do; knight dco, Marshall
a IT, DO; :. ~ Heard - DO; Grain NaeogdG
Walker, Carthage, IS do; W R Ward geo, Marshall,
80 do; G Hoover, Eeals Station, do; S n New
comb, Western, do.
Ky 500 bbs Hour 80 scks coffee 10 hhds sugar Is bbls
DO % bales hay, sosaeks corn, 40 sacks oats and
church organ, on consignment. TP&HF Fuilove,
heaehi, pkgs; w Fulove, do do.
Rozeslt, Durham d: IoRaktss.-S Perry, pkgs; R
Quilts, do; j EWaskom, 3 do; Allison do; DR.
McD Whitman, 50 do; Jas Bowden do; D S, IS do;
Austin Scott Q do. > -, @e.
lHeCutchen d Co.---J Il Starr &son, Naeogdoches, i
pkg; lyme, Marshall, do; Republican office, do
do; W Lowery, do do [Bl Shreveport, 50 do;
Douglass & Hamilton, Tyler, 5 do
Greg d Aartm-J Il Galloway Marshall, 247 pkgs;
G W &TJ Trammell, Henderson, As do; J Jones' DO
IL do; w Gascott, Tyler, do;5 J II Van Hook, Mar
shall IL do w II Whiteside Shrevenort An do
coSsIGNEEs PER TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY
Manheimer, Shreveport, pkg; Vim Manse do 8
do; Gregg Martin do do; D 7 Chinn, do do; S
do; Flanagan, do do; Looney. Buckner eco. do
do Command ng officer, do do; V Shidet, do do;
~ Nolan, do do; Capt Il Thompson, do do; G II
] Guthrie do do; " Stratton, Jefferson, pkg; ]
Douglass, Tyler, do; Warner, Trinity Mills. do;
W Il Cheatham, Carthage do; Riddle. Mt Pleas
ant, do; y Dean Cedar Hill, do; W S Skates,
Carthsre do
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CARD.

WE, the undersigned, committee for passengers on
the ill fated steamer Einora her last trip from New
Orleans, desire to return thanks to Capt j. F. Muse
and his efficient officers for the GOODNESS and intrepid
ty displayed by them and all, the evening of
the disaster in the management of the boat and, we
honestly believe, in the saving of of our lives.
In the excitement consequent upon such accident
they equal to ia OCCASION rendered by their
GOODNESS and the efficient management of the sinking
boat. We again return them our thanks, and wish
them health and prosperity in whatever path in life
they may elect to travel.
]. G. McWILLIAMS, Committee for
fe2s I'll WILLIAM ROBSON, passengers.
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ARREsrED.-A gentleman by tue name of West,
mailing from Texas arrested in this city Sunday
for the notorious Cullen Baker, Of Sulphur swamp fame.
On Monday he was brought before Justice Beale for
the purpose of being identified. A number of Wit
examined but nope of them could testify
positively that he was or was not Cullen Baker The
Justice bonded him in the of $4,000 to appear be-
fore him next day, for further Investigation Nothi
further elected yesterday and still in the
dark as to the identity Of the man.
DISTRICT CorRT.-This court is now the fifth
and last week Of the called term. For the past two
weeks it has been engaged i'll trying criminal
Week before last taken up trying freedmen for
stealing, hogkilng, &C., eight OF whom were fouEd
guilty. Last week, Jerry OBricn was tried OH the
charge of ghter, and acquitted. Also james
Brice, of DeSoto parish for the murder of William
McElroy, of the same parish The jury brought in
verdict Of gailty, without capital punishment. The
prisoner is youth of seventeen years, and the mur-
dered man was his brotber-n law. In the case of
j ohm Arnold, indicted for the murder of Capt Rufus
Scwell, Judge Weems granted change of venue to
Desoto parish Trial will take place the first Mon
day in March. Sd .-.'S
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ALABAMA SPEAks.-The telegraph informs US that
the Radical executive committee Of the State Of Ala
bana admit that the constitution of that State has
been defeatediby majority of three or four thousand
votes, and this too the Radicals assisted by Gen.
Meade, had used every in their power to carry
the State. As no renewal of the vote for the rafca
ton Of the constitution is provided for in the law the
power of the district commander is at end 50 far as
submitting the constitution to the people is concerned
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR CoNGREss.-Ar- VIZ. l..
Mcmillan is out Republican candidate to represent
the 5h district of this State in Congress in opposition
to ". Jasper Blackburn. He is endorsed by some Of
the most prominent Republicans in the State. Pitch
in gentlemen; We don't care d-n who whips
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-26

NAVY REG1sTER.-The National Intelligencer has re-
ceired from the Secretary Of the Navy copy of the
Navy Register of 1863 which shows that there six
squadrons on foreign SERVICE comprising fftyone yes
sells, with an aggregate of four hundred and thirty
eight guns and in special service vessels, with
aggregate of sxty-sz guns Thirtynine vessels have
been sold lost since the publication of the last Re-
gfser in 1866 and fifty three ronclads are laid up
various naval stations at home. There hare been
thirtynine deaths among the officers during 1867, in-
GLIDING four rear a;imEals and one commodore AT
the Naval Academy, Annapolis, there stationed
nine vessels not included in the above lists. -r ~
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PUBLIC MEETING.

HAVING the best interests of the people of ShreFe-
port at heart and at the request of several of best
citizens hereby invite the creditors of the city and
the TAXPAYERS as well as all who may feel interest
in the city currency and its credit 10 attend meeting
to be held at the Mayors Otice, on Thursday, 27th
February. 1868, at II o'clock A. NJ, when these
matters will be discussed and resolutions passed re-
quesag such legislation the part of the Board of
Trustees of this city as in the opinion of the meeting,
will prove most efcaeous in securing speedy pay
ment of the eity's debts and restoring its credit.
r.. e=a- - -. MARTIN TALLY Mayor.
Shraveport February ut
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MARION CouNrY.-The Jefferson Jimpecute of the
18th, has the following:

MARION CoUNTY.-1he jefferson Jimplecute of the
slsth has the following:
Skeleton Fouad.-On Friday evening last, the skele-
ton OF an unknown dead person, supposed to be that
OF youth not more than sixteen years of age was
found in the woods this city. 1t had evidently
lain there for at least two years, the woods had
burned over the remains several times Portions of
leather pocket book were found with the maine of J.
Rce which is all that could be told as to whose the
remains How aud when he died will probably
never be known till the fual day of Judgment. --.
HARRISON CoEsTE.-We clip the following from the
last Harrison Flag
Mr.. J. Habsguth, German music teacher, was ar
rested IN this place one day last week. and arragned
before G. R. Hill, J: P, charge of having stolen
one hundred and sixty dollars from Mr. Guthrie late
aseh OF the Texas Express Company and was held to
pau In the snm OF $500 Being unable give bond
for this amount reduced half By the Justice
Two or three days after his release Mr. Halbssuh at
tea,pted suicide by taking 1audanum, but it being dis
covered, physicians called in, and succeeded in
saHng his life. He has made no further ATTEMPT on
his lie, and We presume will not again. ere
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NEW MusIc.-We are indebted to w P Werlein,
importer and dealer in musical instruments of all
kinds sheet music, &c, for two pieces of new music
published by him the " Exhibition Polka" and =" The
White Rock all orders By mail promptly filled.
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GoDEYs LADYs BooK.-We are in receipt Of the
March number of this most excellent magazine 1t is
truly rich number, cmbelished with beautiful cuts
and filed with useful and interesting reading matter
We don't see how the ladies do without it. Single
COPIES for one year 3d.
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To PREVENT BIRDS FROM DESTROYING cogs.-Tbe

10 To- PREVENT NJ VET BIRDS FROM DESTROYING CogS.-The
bossler Banner of the 2ad has the following:
Ii you would prevent the birds from DESTROYING YOUR
STAND OF corn, put tar on your seed Mix the tar and
seed together SO that small quantity of tar will ad.
here to each grain then roll the corn in dry sand or
ashes so that can be easily dropped We have heard
many experienced farmers say that this will efeetualy
deter the birds from molesting the young corn 4
very little tar is required ard we hope our friends will
Try It, We do not doubt but that they will ever after
wards use 1t and save their stands their powder and
shot and much valuable time usually consumed u iriy
Ing OF the birds. Try it by all means.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-26

Hos. JoHs RAy.-Both wings Of the Radical party
III this State lay claim to the support Of this gentleman
The Monroe Telegraph in copying an extract from the
niger organ New Orleans Tribune, Mandatory of this
gentleman, says
We are unable to decide which of the two WINGS of
the Radical party will receive Mr. RAYS support, He
may be in a . qnandaryn himself as to which way he
VIII lump. 1t will be hard realisation for some of
MI Rays former friends TO see him even claimed nv
either OF the wings but strange things, very
shey would have been thought three years ago, are
happening nova -days zazzszszzz 80 ~
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HAIRED:

Ia this city, on the evening of the 10th inst, rzell
residence of the brides uncle by Rev. w I'D Da =
DID, THOMAS b. CHASE, of New Orleans, to NIL
HELEN S. KLINE, of Shreveport No cards
In DeSoto parish at the residence of the brides
father on the 18th inst by Rev Thomas Hall, Mr. H.
E. SCOTT to Miss R0XIE r. SCOTT.
In eDesoto parish at the residence of the bride S
father on the 9th inst BY Rev J. Tucker ar J. W.
WHITE to Miss VIC: L. CATER.
In DeSoto parish, at the residence of the brides
father Mr. Joseph Terrell, the goth inst, Mr. + D.
IN Miss M0IIJE TERRELL.
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The PESIrEsTIARY IS. CoSvEsrIos-The Mansfield
Times saysa prominent citizen of that place had ocea-
sion visit New Orleans and Baton Rouge lately and
By the way of recreation visited both the pententiary
and Mechanics Institute Alter carefully scrutinising
the inmates Of both houses he gives it as bis candid
opinion that BY far the intelligent looking of the
two are the inmates of the State prison.
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NOTICE,

4 NDf CURRIE is duly authorised to collect all
II debts due the late firm of CALDWELL & CO.
JOHN CALDWELL,
SIMON KAHN
Shreveport. February e 1858 - If
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Shreveport, February "a, 1865.

THE BOOKS AND PAPERS of Elstner. Trustworthy
Co. will be found in the Office of j. c. ELSTNER at
No on the eree, who is, in my absence authori sed
toreceiye and receipt for all moneys due said firm
az - I'll B. Ii. KINSWORTHY,
-. 4 - ~. # = = Lquidating Partner.
ShreYennrt Fehruary 1888 Ifaae Il =
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Loss OF THE IRON CfTY.-A private dispatch from
New Orleans to Messrs. Walsh Bozssean states that
the steamer Iron City, Capt Glhan1 had sunk her
up trip Boat total loss. Time and place Of sinking
not stated. It would look though an epidemic had
broken out among the Red river packets, three Of
them having sunk within the past week.
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A CARD.

IT is customary, generally understood, W. "a
i on all bills, with merchants of this pia's'
monthly say the lst the settling day fstnTte
We wish it distinctly understood, ~ -, - ssssi
and in no case shall we sell Provisions say Pofs'
con and Lard except for CASH. ,,opros
Respectfully, TANDi 9 No. II
Shreveport, February Is, 1888.
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The CONSERVATIVES AT WoRE.-JudgiHs from Our
country exchanges the conservative element in this
portion of the State has gone wefk in good earnest
organising foc TIT with the Radicals at the coming
election on the constitution. In nearly every par
sFi clubs have been organised, executive committees
formed and delegates appointed to the State conven-
ton to meet at New Orleans For once ths. people
seem to be thoroughly aroused to the importance of
the impending crisis and the necessity of acting at
with unaninity. This is as it should be, and we
trust they will not tire in the good work until the
Radicals routed horse, foot and dragoon Caddo
sends greeting to her sister parishes aud promises to
he one of the frs in HE action - ---.E -. -
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Church ORaAs-Tacker & Thurman have on hand
handsome walnut church organ which they ofcr fol
sale at low figures
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T 4. LEONARD, Secretary.

CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN New ORLEASs.-From
all accounts the conservative demonstration Hast Sat
urday II ght week. at the St. Charles Theatre, New
Orleans, grand affair." The Crescen. of the l6th
thus speaks Of it:
The st. Charles Theatre crowded last night with
an enthusiastic multitude Of citizens, in response to
the invitation Of the Democratic State Central Com
mttee. Rarely perhaps never before, has New Or
iiiical assembage; and this fact is auspcions of re-
vyal OF hope in the promises of the future, aud OF an
awakening from the gloom and dependency in which
this population qave been plunged for the last two
years 1t is not that they receive any immediate exit
from the labyrinth of difficulties by which they aresur
rounded but they do foresee the approaching over
throw Of the party Of despotis and of barbarism, and
the proxmate triumph of the party Of constitutional
liberty. The peculiar significance of this meeting Is
the resiscitation, among people, of all interest in
general politics. and the manifestation of profound
desire to aid the great Democratic party of the country
in the impending struggle with radcaisn. 1t is very
suggestive that every reference to that party and to
the successes which it has recently achieved called
forth tunultuous applause; whilst the names of An
drew johnson, General Hancock and General Steed-
man were greeted with prolonged and enthusiastic
cheers. There nothing Of sectional character in
the meeting. There nothing said that could in
dictate the existence Of sectional feeling; the
trary the intcnsest yearniugs Of the popular heart
seemed to be directed towards the Democracy of the
country and especially of the North. '7z="-' aF
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wo arc requested to that there will be meet
ing of the Shreveport Club the Mayors Office this
evening, at O'Clock full attendance is requested
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Loss OF THE ELseRA.-Last Sunday evening about
o'clock the steamer Elnora Capt. J. F. Muse, Oh her
trip from New Orleans to this point, struck suag in
the Devils Elbow, fifteen miles below tins city, and
sunk. As she struck, she was headed for the
bank and her bow made fast. In seven minutes from
the time she struck she had sunk to her last resting
place. the water at the stern being half way up the
cabin, while her bow rested on the bank. All the
passengers wtsh their baggage saved together
with the United States mail aud hat money there was
in the safe. Boat and cargo total loss. We learn
that she had but EttIe freight and few passengers On
Monday the erry-boat down te the scene of the
disaster after tue passengers and what little could be
saved from the wreck in the way Of Cabin furniture
&c. The loss Of this Gne packet at this time is
only serious blow to Capt Muse, her owncr, but to
The travelling and freighting community as she was
well adapted to the present stage of water We
not advised whether she insured not. The pas
sengers speak in the highest terms Of the conduct Of
Capt. Muse and his crew. .
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NOTICE.

WE, the undersigned agree that from and after this
w date, B. H. hINSWORTHY shall be the Equ-
dating partner of ELSTNER, INSWORTHY & CO.
who is authorised to make all settlements for said firm
(Signed1 J. c. ELSTNER,
Eel. u B. II. Trustworthy,
<..#5 I-. W H. ELSTNER
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CRY CuRREScY.-By reference to notice in another
column it will be that Mayor Tally invites cit
liens, the taxpayers in particular, to attend meet
ing at the Mayors office tomorrow II ecock to
take into consideration the city currency question
Those feeling Interest in the matter would do well
10 be nreee1t .s....
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Wosr PAY THE CONVENTION TAx.-our friend
McCranie of the Monroe Telegraph, has been dunned
by the sheriff of Ouachita parish for 81 90 the
of his convention tax which he refuses to pony up
the ground that lie does not recognise the right of any
irresponsible of "ygas" to bleed him to the tune
of one 1ffI Tor their nefarious purposes The sheriff
notifies him if he does not pay up within thirty days
be will proceed to sell sufficient of his property to sat
isy the claim whereupon contemporary comes back
at him as follows: ~~ 1-.=. ...-- -'4
In the words of the drowning foreigner, We will
die, and no shall help us. Die Of addition and
subtraction-die by per centdie in default-rise in
thirty subsequent DAYS and get our property back
We are SORRY for cur friend Dortch. When we
come back at him with bill for damages hereafter
we shall, and when we show him that Louisiana has
never ceased to be State shall, and that the
Auditor is not military officer with power to make
elective officers violate law, as we SHALL and that the
sovereign people are sovereign over rabbles, as
shall and all that sort Of thing, SHALL he viii then
pay US our tax at all additional costs and repent
him of his folly.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-26

BAskRUPrcY.- 0uachta Telegraph says that
mere than an hundred petitions III bankruptcy have
been filed with The register Of this district II Monroe
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-26

The attention of country merchants and others is
invited by Mr. J. B. Lewis, Jr, No Texas street. to
his large varied stock of boots, Shoes hats &C.
During the past week be has added materially to his
already large stock of custom made work, which he
now offers panic prices. The late advance i'll leather
has not occasiontd him to make corresponding ad
vance in his prices, An examination of his stock and
prices will convince the most skepea that he has the
largest stock in the city and selling at the lowest
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cp.,r ND GREELET.-The Hartford Times learns lear
, uk4s- ,r-eeley last week, in conversation with
Iias fer tho was grooming over the pros
hepuniicah iFIehu you'd have to swallow Grant,
pee' Inas .le Y s.s give yourself any trouble
about Grant. He stands -
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We are indebted to Ar. J. V. Nolan, agent of the
Texas Express Company, for files of late papers.
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DISSOLUTION.

~ DISSOLUTION.
FENHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
u name and style of CALDWELL CO., dis
solved by mutual consent the 18th instant Either
party is authors ed to qudate the claims of the late
firm SIMON KAHN will continue the Livery bust
streets. - - 80 "@- d JOHN CALDWELL,
SIMON KAHN.
Shreveport, February 2s 1868. T5t