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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-08-25
HALL
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover


Ecerg Ye0r increases The p0Du-
t0FifU Of this cGifss3bfe Fair Prep
0F0ti0R, gCiticlt IS duc to merit
atone. Ne can assure oll. OEd
p0tFOns tft0f &c as kept TSljy 8p to
ais nigh Std2d0fd, and to those
sChO hare necel' used it ere can
confidently say, that it Is the 0ply
!eHd0te and perfected Trcfdf0-
ton to restore ssEgAE OLE FADED
HAIR to its y0HthTUt c0l0i., maxi
tHO 10 soft, taStFoAS. and SiikeR:
the scalp. by its use. becomes
1Cniie and clean it renlOGeS al
ePuptiOHS and ddndTtL. and on
its tonic properties plereHtS the
hair from failing ont. as it slim
uL0teS ana nO6Fisiaes the hair
glands. BIZ its use the hair gl'ogUS
thicker and stronger. In badness
IL restores the capillary glands
to their AOrDldL ciJOP. and sciW
e.ctFenle Otd age. ~ Is the most
economical EEAEEs DRESSING
eCer USed, as 1T requires TcsCer
applications. and yice8 the hair
that SpIcndid glossy appearance
so much admired bY at. Il. 4.
Hayes, NJ. D.. State 4Ss0Uer Of
Mass, says, ''fhe constituents are
pure ana CUFSJ UGV SetccJeN JOf
e.cccitcht qu0iify, and consider
ii the Ef Esss'E PREPARATION for
dts Intended purposes" Ne Jp,i6-
fish a treatise on the hair, sCkich
aCe ScHd free or l9dH s;pcfl 0pptj-
cation, sclijch "c.ttdinS cOnlnelt-
a"io. y m0ttces from cIeFgymen,
1)hysicidgs, the press, and others.
I've hare 4llGfe The study Of fhe
hair AMI IFS diseases % specially
for gears, Gl9H hs909c that ace make
the most cUectice preparation for
the restoration ard TIE flresercG-
ton OF the hair. eGtGnt, and so
acknowledged by tie best NEcdi-
cisl azsA Chemical Authority.
Sod By all Druggists and Dealers N Medicine.
COOK, CoguRN & CO.
Gent Agents for North Western States,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, Iii.
SyI FOR SALE By
w, P. BAXTER, Lancaster, Wis.
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Card of D. II. Budd-To his Patrons.

wagon making, in which am engaged. |
found By giving that attention necessary had
too much on my hands to do Justice TO al,
have this day associated with me in my bns-
ness Geo. r. Copeland, young man Of ex-
emplary habits, and from an acquaintance Of
% years. "a nephew of mine,) can cheerful
iy ask for him The same degree Of confidence
that has been reposed in mysef, and pledge
for both myself and him our undivided atten-
ton TO the best interests of friends who favor
us with their patronage, hoping "muchly''
for continuance of the growing trade.
d. Ii. BUDD.
Lancaster, Aug. oath, 1868 l2-w3
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BUSINESS CHANGE.-On account of
increase Of business, MIR. d. IL. Budd
has taken a partner, Mr. Copeland
The old business ought to be settled
ut once. The new firm will enlarge
the business.
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PULLED CLOTH. ELANNELS,

bLANhLIs, oIUChINH IANN &c,
for your wool as any establishment in the State. have
on hand at all times the for sale for cash WOOL
and to all in need of such wooen goods make it
their interest to trade with me.
Being well acquainted with the business and having
good machinery and experience hands feel safe in
warranting good work JOSEPH HORSFALL.
AIillviile May p, 1868 STINT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-08-25

GRAIN MAKET AT PoTosI-Mr. F.
Parsous has resumed the purchase Of
grain at Potosi, to be delivered at the
Grant river NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he
will always be found to weigh and
pay cash for wheat, oats, barley, rye,
flax seed. &c, and as he keeps barge
he can afford to pay the same prices
paid at the railroad markets. See
advt.
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DEATHS

&c Poetry attending notices of death charged for az
rate OF cents per line.
Died in JAMESTOWN August 18TH 1865, Sophrona wife
of Sas Brooks OF jamestown, in the fortyniEe year
of her age.
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STRAY COLT.

Taken up by tho subscriber residing lands owned
by him in the town Of Liberty at the old Gregory place,
about tn first June last bright bay colt,
yearng past, white hind feet, small sized but hand
some The is requested to proye property, pay
charges, and take said stray.
7. G OSBORN.
Liberty, July S3th, 1865. 9w4
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s@ If you cant goods Of any kind at
the lo,oeSt prices, go to A. Dc z. A.Burr'S.
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New ferk Wool and Hides Markets,

WooL;-The market continues quiet and prices are
nomlnaIly unchanged. To realise on large lots of do
nestle in the present uncomfortable condition of the
money market, some concession from current quota
tons would be necessary, but, far can learn,
there is no disposition the part of holders who are
mostly capitalists to force sales any abatement in
their confidence in the stability of values At all
events holders disposed to bide their mc since
the stock OF Wool in the country is unusually light,
while there is no good reason to suppose that the
sumption is likely to decrease to any appreciate ex-
tent The sales 25O 0G0 b State and Western fleece
and pulled at 5@55c for the former, and 42@50c
tor the latter Also, l25 900 California spring clip "a q
81; small lots Texas at previous prices "a bales
DOnskoi 37l9, and q do. Curacao private terms.
HIDEs-There continues moderate demand from
the trade, and the market closes firm with an upward
tendency. The sales 500 Buenos Ayres, 80 H. at
221ac; 1890 Montevideo, 90 to % 1b, $500 Cal
orna, 25 to 26 H. 2oc gold; zoo city slaughter So to
GS b. l34@l3c currency 1900 Montevideo, 90 to "a
ID, 549 Curacao 20 H. 40 wet sailed Vera Cruz So H.
300 Southern IS h. Texas 2519 ID, and 1000 city
slaughter, 70 h. private terms
The receipts q 9l4 orinoco, $500 Rio Grade 922
Curacao, 1n+ Vera Cruz Is Central American IA Cal
ifornia and 1850 coastwse Total, no. Stock 49,
900 Bncnos Ayres. 1000 MonteEideo, 900 Ornoco
800 Mexican, and 1000 Texas and Southern Total,
G4,700. shipping and Com. List, Nov 7.
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PARTITION SAFE

Tutorshp Of the Minor JOHN p STEPHENS.
l PARISH COURT-State of Louisana-Parish of
u Caddo-No 2l6:-HENnE W. STEPHENS vs.. HOWELL
LIES, Tuter. BY virtue Of writ of SALE issued from
the honorable the Parish Court of Caddo parish and to
me directed will sell at public auction in the town of
Greenwood, parish and State aforesaid, on
Monday, the 2ist day of December. 1868,
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ and o'clock P H.
the following described property, belonging to Henry
W Stephens and minor John z. Stephens, to effect a
partition, to wit
The northeast quarter Of section twentv-tbree, less
ten acres IN the southeast corner; the west half of
southwest quarter of section thirteen the northwest
quarter OF section thirteen the southeast quarter Of
east half OF southwest quarter half of northeast
quarter and northwest quarter of section fourteen in
township seventeen, range sixteen. Said land was d.
Vded by line commencing at the southeast corner of
the northeast quarter of section twenty three thence
west sixty-two aud half rods thence north one mile
thence west seventeen anG onchaf rods thence north
half mile to the northern boundary of section four
teen; said land to be sold lies east of said line contain
ing. four hundred and thirty-fve (435) acres
Terms Of sale-One half CASH; the balance on
credit of one and two years, payable in equal install
ments purchasers togive their notes payable to How
ell lcs Tutor of said minor bearing eight Der cent
per annum interest from day of SALE with good per-
sonal security, and special mortgage retained on the
property to secure the payment of said notes
2: H. ROSSON Auctioneer.
Shreveport La, November IS, 1863 T5t
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SFITEsTF1FHsS SAKE

JUSTICES COURT, FOURTH WARD-State of
L. Louisiana-Parish of Caddo-MARY ALLEN, coord
VS. LlzzIE HALEY, eolored-By virtue of writ of fieri
tacs issued from the honorable the Justices Court of
the Fourth Ward parish Of Caddo, and directed to me-
Sheriff ard ex-ocio auctioneer in and for said parish
will sell at public auction, at the Court House door
IN the city OF Shreveport parish and State aforesaid
Saturday. the 5th day Of December, 1863,
between the hours of II O'Clock and O'Clock p.
NJ, the following described property, to-wit:
Two bureaus, two wash bowls and pitchers, one ar,
moir two bed steads four mattresses one small table,
five chairs, crib iron cot, two fancy picur es
one pair dogrons, two spitoons, two lamps, three
wash stands
Seized as the property of the defendant, and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of appraisement
JOHN J. HOPE
Sheriff and ex- oilicio Auetoneer
Shreveport. Novepber %, 1868. [nf ST Is.
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LEASE OF PLANTATION,
Il Auction.

Tutorship of the Minors EMMA P and ALICE DOUGLASS
WILL lease to the last and highest bidder, at public
d auction, at the Market House. on
Saturday, The 10Th day of Decemher, 1859.
between the hours of II O'Clock M and o'clock p H.
the following described property to-wit:
The DOUGLASS PLANTATION, situated on Red
Ish for the year 1869, containing Three Hundred and
Fifty Acres of open Land, of the best river bottom
and IN good state of cultivation There are on the
place an orchard of fifteen of the best fruits
good houses mill and gin
Terms OF lease made known on day of SALE
c,.-. WIN. ROBSON, Tutor.
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New York Dry Goods Market,

Trade has been exceedingly dull during the week in
all departments, and prices toerably well sup
ported which, all things considered is rather remark
able regards cotton goods there have been slight
concessions certain styles of sheetngs and shirt
lngs and prints. Wooens quiet except for a few
speclatles and prices without much change For
eSn goods remain in much the condition as do
nestle; prices unsettled and on the whole weak
-LShipping and Commercial List Nov Z
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throughout the day, market has been very quiet
though firm, cosingat The following with upward ten
dency: .Ez @-
In Currency. In Gold
Low mddling. ............. .2l - i51I es.st
Liverpool telegram, dated 23d, noon received here
at Pm, reports az advance Of ga. in that market
WEEKLY SUMMARY, BY GREGG & MARTIN.
/ Wednesday Evening, Nov. l6.-The market opened
with fair demand, but owing to the absence of tele
grams during the day, most of the buyers withdrew
from the market. We quote good ordinary at l96191I
low niddling $4,000 and middng 2o1l 92o5Ic
Thursday Evening, Nov. 19-The market opened this
morning with good demand at 182l@19 for ordinary,
W. @l919 for good ordinary, low middlng l94Gl204
and mddling 2015G2024c. We have deemed it ncces-
saFy to give quotations of ordinary as the receipts of
the week Indicate Of that class than heretofore
Friday Evening, Nov. 20.-The cotton market onened
this morning with active demand at 10 for ordinary,
l94@l9& for good ordinary, 2o1l (12015 for low mid
ding and 2034@2c for middling closing Steady The
losses sustained heretofore By buyers have caused
them to steady their nerves, and the result has been
that our market does not become excited as hereto
FORE showing more healthy state of affairs
Saturday Evening, Nov. Election market oDened
with good demand at 20 for good ordinary 20 for low
mddling and 2o4 gale. middng. Dispatches received
toward the close of the day showing an advance the
market closed firm at &c advance. We note $1,000
gold purchased at 1876, and $40 900 sold at a. which
indicates that our business are willing to operate
on small profits and margins.
Monday Evening Nov. 23.--The market opened this
morning with limited inquiry, and we might say the
movement was sluggish exceptwhcre merchandise was
consideration, at the following quotations Good Or
binary 1924 geo, low mddling 2015@203lc, middling
nominal -; the forenoon at inside and afternoon at
outside figures the latter owing to more favorable news
by telegram received in the afternoon We give as the
actual purchase and sale of god by traders bankers
and spectators at 1855 for the former and 1876 u for the
latter.
Tuesday Evening" Nov. Of Owing to the incessant
rain throughout the entire day transactions in our
leading staple have been very light We quote good
ordinary l9A@2o74c lew mddling 2o15@92oN and
mildling nominal. Gold-buying rate 1876 selling
1863.
COTTON STATEMENT.
STOCK on hand Sept. l, 1863. bales. $50
Received yesterday Observation-Disclosures. 473
Received previously. 60 54-2S 627
e,-., 23,777
ohipfeu Yesterday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 453
Shipped previously Observation-Disclosures. ,y5S-19441
Stock on hard and not cleared ...... 1896
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SEEERIFEsS SAFE.

IN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiaua-paris}
4 OF Caddo-No. 699l-J. MARKS e. Co. VS. A WIN
TER. BY virtue of writ of fera facas issued from the
honorable the District Court parish of Caddo and
to me directed will sell at public auction at the Cont
House door IN the city of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid on
Saturday, the 5ti day Of December, 1863,
between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ and 4o'cock p.
NJ, the following described property, to-wit:
The south quarter dissection twenty go town.
ship sixteen 90 range thirteen (l3l containing one
hundred and nine HOO acres with the buildings
and Improvements thereon, also lots five and six q and
g. OF quarter section nineteen 49, township seven
teen, a. range thirteen, (lS) containing forty
I2-l9O acres, with the buildings and impro yeneuts
thereon all situated in the parish of Caddo
Also, the northwest corner of the Brooks claim
bounded on the north by the lands of J. T. Ivey, on
the east by the lands of e. c. Hart and on the south
by the lands OF l.. NJ McDutfe, on the west by the
lands OF j. T. lvey; it being the same lands purchased
one hundred and sixty acres and situaed in Caddo
parish, Louisiana.
Seized and to be sold to pay and satisfy the sum of
one thousand and seventy 26i00 dollars with eight
per cent. per interest thereon from the nh IF
April 1851 until paid and to pay and satisfy the further
sum OF eight hundred and ten 24-1O0ths dollars with
eight per cent per annum interest thereon from the
25th OF September, 1851, until paid and to paw and
satisfy the further of three hundred and thrts
l9oVths collars, with eight per cent per annun inter
est from the 2Sth of September 1861 until paid less
credit OF three hundred and seventy dollars paid
february 9th, 1868, and all costs of this suit
Terms of sale-On a credit Of twelve months PR
chasers to give notes. with approved security BEARING
eight per cent. per annum interest from day of sale
- JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff
Shreveport, November H. 1868 T4t pf S54 90
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RED RIVER LAND TO LEASE.

nv Saturday, 9TH Day OF December, 1868,
~ at the store of N. W. Senell & Co., Collinsburg
Bosser parish La, within the legal hours will lease
to the highest bidder, for the year 1869, =.
The DR.. j. W. VANCE PLANTATION, situated on
Red River, in Bossier parish, between Benton and
Shreveport Good Improvements and several hundred
acres Of open land fronting the river on the tract
The lessee to give his note due twelve months from
date bearing eight per cent interest after maturity,
with approved personal security.
Y. VANCE, Executor
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SHERIFF,S SAFE,

- - - ST l.9sb III.
1 DISTRICT COURT--State of Louisiana-Parish
Il of Caddo--No. 7827.-E. JoHSs VS.. NJ CuAeLToy.
Administrative. By virtue of writ of sale. issued
from the honorable the District Court of the parish OF
at the Court House door, in the city of Shreveport
parish and State aforesaid on y
- Saturday, the 18th day of December, 1868,
NJ, the following described property, to wit:
Lots twenty co J, twenty-one ri and TWENTY-FIVE
CIV in tenacre lot two 2) with all the buildings and
port
Seized as the property of the defendant and to he
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
Terms of sale-CASH, without benefit Of annra;so-
ment JOuN 7 uOor 81 pI.sroo
Shreveport, Novemberl 1865 E1td&5tw nfss1 "a
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State of Observation-Disclosures of Cadao.

stare OF LouIsIana---Farish Of Caddo,
Ssccesslon of v. I. BooTH, deceased -
1 NPARlSH C0uRT--Notice is hereby given that
4 J. c. Jones, administrator Of sa ID succession has
this day filed in said court final account Of his admin
lstraton, and unless opposition be made thereto in the
time prescribed by law said account viii be homolo
gated approved and made the judgment Of the court
sad Jones discharged from further administration Of
said succession and his bond Cancelled -
~ Witness the Honorable d. Creswel Judoa
L.. of said court, this November 10, 1855
~ s NIL 81 r. J. WRIGHT Clerk.
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NOTICE.

W. Il. BENZ d. CHASE is fully authorised to receive
~ and receipt for all money due the succession Of
4: k'moie, deceased, for work or purchases from A
WI continue the business, heretofore for account
VI Vhe succession WIN. ROBSON
3 Agent for Mrs JESSIE KinbIe
Shreveport, Decemher 4
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CONCERT.

GLEE CLUB, assisted by
~
instrumental Music, at Brewers Hall, on FRIDAY
EVENING November q, 1868
W, S. DONALDSON,
n22 ST. Musical Director.
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NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER.
rr-; IN

Leaves Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and Statute
DAY on arrival of Cars from Marshall.
COMPRISING the following low water
fEEHH1"1ah passenger steamers:
sssfs .ES:SIS Err No. 8. Capt G. L. KOUNS.
azs=zs:zsszzzssz5z ERA Nc. I0. Capt ISAAC koUNS.
LIZZIE HOPKINS 80. Capt. JOHN T. ROOTS.
PIONEER ERA ....... Capt VIM. GILLEN.
RIGHT WAY Capt. NOAH SCOYELI.
RICHMOND ............ Capt. W. T. BOARDMAN
For New Orleans, Grand Bayou, Coushatta, Campte,
Grand Ecore, St Maurice, Cottle, Alexandria, Nor
mans, Barbns, and all intermediate landings. One of
the above fnepassanger steamers will leave Shreveport
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, on
the arrival of the cars from Marshall. For freight
passage apply on board. [o23 diff
NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON.
- The light draught fastrunning steamer
fa@r-s 2 ROSE FRANKS, Capt J. w. White,
HEEEsaE Jasper Russ clerk, will run regularly be-
tween New Orleans and Jefferson, touch
ing at all intermediate points For speed and comfort
she is unsurpassed by any boat in the trade For freight
or passage apply on board. lott
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Musical Director.
FOR REM

FOR RENT.
49, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE-One mile from
9: the city with ninety of land attached fifty
z.a Of which are in cultivabe state. Apply to Dr..
In2otf
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NN,ErEn

fEHo TAA-PAIERSIh have this day filed in nv office
E the Assessment Roll for the year 1868 which viii
be open for correction for Thirty DAYS.
VIM. NJ. HUBBARD
~ Assessor for Caddo Parish
Shreveport, Nov. 4, lS6s. 1t
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Commercial Intelligence.
SOUTH " EsTERN UFFIcR,
Shreveport, Nov. 25, 1868. I

SoUTH- WESTERN OFFICE,
Shreveport, Nov. 25 1868.
With the exception Of two days business for the past
week with our jobbers in dry goods, boots, shoes,
hardware and notions was very good. The grocery
merchants had fair week of it, though large bills
sold. During the pleasant days the retail trade
profitable, but the cod wet disagreeabe weather
of the last two days put complete damper upon it.
The jobblng business yesterday very good, the
leading houses having their hands full Money plenty
and easy Of access cotton exchange and silverned
letters of credit. -. =-s-
OFFICE OF z. H. LINDSAY,
Cotton Factor and Commercial Broker,
Shreveport, Tuesday Evening, Nov q
During the past week cotton market has been ac
tive, though irregular The advance in the leading
staple for the week has been fully s4c. Below
mex the opening and cosigrates for the week Basis,
low mddIing:
U. S. Currency. Gold.
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The largest assortment in the South, Of Undergar-
ments, Hosiery, Cravats, Gloves, Handkerchief and
Mems Toilet Articles at prices that defy competition
Agency LockWood's Celebrated Paper Collars
Descriptive Circular and Directions for Self measure
ment sent by mail, and goods forwarded by Express
Remember--At MOODY'S, corner Canal ana ROYAL
streets, New Orleans. n25 om
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C0NSTABEE's SALE,

n JUSTICE REGISTERS CoURT-State ofT.on.
Il lsiana-Parish of Caddo- - n MAlfoxFv
vs. HUGH MURRAY: BY virtue of writ of f. ia. issued
from the honorable the Justices Court for Ward No
T. parish OF Caddo, State of Louisiana and to me d.
rected, will sell at public auction at the Market
House, IN the city Of Shreveport, parish and State
Saturday, the 9Th day Of December. 1904
between the hours OF Il O'Clock A. NJ and oelnck
the following described property, to wit: '
LOT NO. eighteen as in block No. seventy (7o}. in
port, near the head Of Texas street '' :
Seized as the property of the defendant, and to be
titled suit, with all costs ~ ' cn-
Terms ofsale--CAsH with benefit of apprasemrnt
shroronou4 " WIN WRIGHT, Deputy Sheriff.
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@ FOR NEW ORLEANS.
" No.rc.,,l il .
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves SATURDAY November %.
~ THE New Orleans and Shreveport line
-ah*a." e packet ERA No. 10, Captain Isaac
ts57ss:ssS kouns, will leave above the ar
FssasssssEszE rival of the cars from Marshall. For
or passage apply on board. nl5 Std
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GARD

---@-@1@@ VARIJ.
T7ISHING to retire from business, Il have this day
W sold LOUIS b. CARTER my stock of goods
at my stofehouse, No. on the Leyee The same bus
mess which has been carried by myself will be con
In retiring from business return my thank ta tbo
pubic Tor past patronage, and request contiaaYnre
OF the same to my successor, Mr. +. E. Carter.
Shreveport, April IA, 1868
HAVING purchased the stock of goods now nn l4sud
at No 9 on the Leyee. from Mr.. John G. I'll sbaer /
snail continue E the same business at same place
Mr. Elstner's old customers
April II, 1868. T. E. CARTE
*. MCLEAN holds my power of attorney for III.
transaction Of all business connected with M haqae
ap22 If ~ j L. E. CAITpn n
E1toR SAL E--0LD TYPE METAL, ia quar- Uses ii
4 suit purchasers Apply atthis cace.
5Ss@s 49, $3.50 49, sssaN5
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Hide Mark ct.

Number dry hides shipped yesterday. so
Number dry hides shipped previousy H. 45G-l2, SEQ
Number wet hides shipped yesterday 49,. so
Number wet hides shipped preyously.... Cod 724
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NOTICE

Wills IS to give public notice to all parties not to
PHELPS CO.. of Shreveport, dated 1st June, 1865,
for one hundred and ninety three 79-100hs dollars
lSl25 ~ u ;. currency; the having been given
in error, when I was not indebted to them for any
thing. w H. CRAWFORD
w., Of Nacogdoches, Texas
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MUSIC LESSONS.

fENHE undersigned is prepared to give Lessons
E. on the Piano or Guitar to pupils, at their residence
or at the hall of the Glee Club
Terms-One Dollar per lesson. If there are two Or
more pupils at the same house; liberal deduction will
be made. w S DONALDSON
" All orders left at Cumming, Morrison 4 Co 8
will be promptly attended to. Pianos tuned and re-
pared soheet MUSIC for sale. live "