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THE INDIANS SUMMER RIG.

MEDICINE WOLF was a prominent medical
gentleman a. the head OF his pro fess lcn among the
Cheyenwottomotomie Indians.
He bad studied practical anatomy to some purpose
All the summer he had was Indian Summer"
All he wore In Indian Summer his necklaces,
which made out of forty scalps. Some of the
scalus were from grey headed Inuian gentlemen
end some were from little Indian boys.
He didn't live under the shadow of ROCKHILL &c
WILSON'S immense BkOWN CLOTHING STORE
aud so he didn't know any better.
Lo! the poor IndianI 1t was a poor way he had
oil fixing himself up.
Now that The Indian Sum ner OF our discomfort
has given way to the frosty frigdity OF November
lei OF live within the bounds c yz aLion
imI the gorgeous opporiunities afforded us not
only to Keep heads the scalps which nature
has deposited there but TO supplement natures pro-
visions by full suits OF the elegant costumes which
ROCKHILL & WILSON so Iioeraly provide alike
for ripe old age and jolly juvenity.
Hurrah for the cloEhes Of
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DEAFNESS.-EVE INSTRUMENT THAT
~ science and skin have Invented % aAsist the
tors also, Crandalps Patent Qrn.cheg, superior 70
any otheEn In use, at +. MADHIRA'B, No. nb
TENTH Street. below Chesnut 28Spt
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IN DISTRICT CoURT-State of Louisiana-Parish
il of Gaddo-No 69a1.-J. MARES 4 Go. VS.. A. WIN
TER BY virtue Of writ of fera facas issued from the
honorable the District Court parish of Caddo and
to directed sell at public auction at the Court
House DOOR in the city of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 5th day Of December, 1861.
between the hours of 4 o'clock A. and O'Clock p
NJ, the following described property, to-wit
The southwest quarter of section twenty, co. town
ship sixteen, 6,) range thirteen 1econtainin one
and Improvements thereon also lots five and six 6 aud
80 of quarter section nineteen CD township seven
teen lT,) range thirteen G3) containing forty eight
92lQQ acres, with the buildings and improvements
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. Il Ivey, on
the east by the lands Of r. c. Hart and on the south
by the lands of t. NJ. MeDuffie on the west BY the
lands of T. yey; it being the same lands purchased
by j. B. Welch frem J. w. Baldwin, and containing
one hundred and sixtyone acres aud situaedn Caddo
parish, Louisiana.
Seized and to be sold to pay aud satisfy the sum of
one Thousand andseyenty 26 100 dollars with eight
per cent per annum interest thereon from the 18th Of
april 1861. until paid and pay and satisfy the further
sum OF eight hundred and ten 24100ths dollars with
eight per cent. per annum interest thereon from the
18th of September, 1861 until paid, and to nav and
satisfy the further Of three hundred and thirty
9lOQhs dollars, with eightper cent per annu inter
est from the 18th Of September 1861 until paid less
credit of three hundred aud seventy dollars paid
February 6th 1865 and all costs of this suit
Terms of sale-0na credit Of twelve months Pur-
ehasers to give notes. with approved security bearing
eight per cent per annnm interest from day Of sale
John j. HOPE Sheriff 1
Shreveport, November 4 1858. TAT Df s54 40
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THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH Law.

AN ACT to aid in the construction of Telegraph Lines,
and to secure to the Government the use OF the
same for Postal, Military and other purposes.
Bet enacted bg Tie eaatsaza House lseseatattees
Of tie United States of 4aneaicd, Congress taseaa5ea
That any Telegraph Company row organized or which
may hereafter be organized under the laws of any
State in this Union shall have right to construct
maintain and operate lines Of telegraph through and
over any portion ofsthe public domain OF the United
States over and along any of the military post routes
of the United States which have been or may hereafter
be declared such by ef Congress, and over under
OF across navigable streams waters of the United
States Roy2s1 That such lines of telegraph shall be
SO constructed and maintained not TO obstract the
navigation of such streams and waters Or interfere
with the ordinary travel such military or postro1ds
And any of said companies shalhaFe to take
and use from such public lands the necessary stone
timber and other materials for its posts stations
and other needful in the construction nalnte-
nance aud operation of said lines Of telegraph, and
may preemrt and such portion OF the unoeenpsed
public lands subject to preemption through Wlehslts
said lines of telegraph may be located as may be neces
sary for its Stations mot exceeding forty acres for
each stations but such stations shall not be within
fifteen miles of each other.
communications between the several Departments OF
the Government of the United States and their officers
and agents shall in their Transmission over the lines of
any of said Companies have priority over all other
business and shall be sent at rates to be annually liked
by the Postmaster General.
Sec. s. ind belt fHafey enacted, hat the rights and
privileges hereby granted shall not be transferred by
any Company acting under this act to any corporations,
association person: Pooadsd, Aoaoeoer That the
United States may at and time after the expiration of
five years from the date of the passage of this act for
postal, military, or other purposes, purchase all the
telegraph lines, property and effects of any all of
said Companies at an appraised value to be ascertaned
by five competent Observation-Disclosures, two of whom
shall be selected by thesPostmaster General of the
United States two by the Company interested and
blythe four previously selected
SEC. 4 Ind be 1t fu1ther enacted, That before any
Telegraph Company shah exercise any of the powers
or privileges conferred by this act such Company
shall fei their written acceptance with the Post
nh
posed by this act.
Approved, July 24th, 1856. o3od&H3m
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The Company confidently believe that thirty five per
cent of the Capital Stock will construct and fully equip
IReaty- Flee Thousand Mites of Wire which will con
meet al the commercial centres and important places
the United States This opinion rests upon the most
reliable estimates aud responsible offers TO construct
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N Il w 8 D EPOT,
CityPost Office Building.

rE7HE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizensof Shreveport, that he has established
in the City Post Office building
A Legitimate News Depot,
where be found for sale, at all times and at re-
duced prices all of the principal Political, Religious
Scientific, Literary, and Comic 81. g. =
80 NEWSPAPERS OF THE DAY;
Also-Periodicas, Magazines, and Fashion Plates for
the Ladies, and choice selection OF Sheet Music
for the Piano and Guitar.
The Depot will be constantly supplied with the arti-
ces above enumerated BY publishers in the principal
cities in the United States. = rS-
Lists of Papers Magazines ETC. with prices, sent o
parties application by note otherwise at the city
Post Office e. zsas,=z
Soliciting the patronage Of the lovers of Literature
and Music, i have the honor to be,
Veryrespeetfuly, r. E. RANKIN, JR.
- Shreveport May, 1868. TmY2T If
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twill be seen BY the statements herein contained,
that the organisation Of this Gompanywas necessity
growing out of the commercial and business wants Of
the country, imperatigely demanding increase of
telepranb facilities at reaSnna b lie =
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Shreveport, November II, 1868: I4t Of 81
SHEREEF,g SALE.

IN DISTRICT CO URT--state Of Louisiana-Parisf
IL of Caddo-=No. 7s27.--E. JOINS VS.. NJ CuARLToS
Admnistratrix. By virtue of writ of sale issued
from the honorable the District Court of the parish OIL
Caddo and to me directed, / will sell at public auction
at the Court House door, in the city of Shreveport
parish aud State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of December. 1865,
between the hours Of II O'Clock A. NJ. aud O'Clock p
M, the following described property, to wit:
Lots twenty co J, twenty one 62l and twenty-five
(22), in ten-acre lot TIVE 2) with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated ii the city Of Sreye-
port.
Seized the property of the defendant, and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all cost
Terms Of 5salo-CAsTT, without benefit of appraise-
ment. JOHN J. HOPE Sheriff
Shreveport, November ], 1868. T1td&5tw pfs3I so
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JOHNSON'S,
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.

WILL CHECK, al par, on the Bank of
w America, New Orleans.
Bank of New York, National Baniing
Association, .. New York City:
State Savings Assoc citation,
st. Louis, Mo-
70" Collections promptly atendedto Gold purchased
and sold. e. H. JOHNSON N
chrarnDort Octnbar 1879 az
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of this law with all the influence and power could
have now national cognion Of the Importance o.
our enterprise with grant Of the most valuable iran
chise ever conferred upon Telegraph Complain -,s
terms of the Law July 3oth, 1866, By fling Their writ
ten acceptance with the Postmaster General Of the
United States.
eSubscribers should in all cases transmit funds 70
the Treasurer Of this Company, Frederick Prentice
ESQ., No. 26 Pine street, who viii send BY return mail
receipts forthe same All other communication should
Telegraph Company, 64 Broadway, New York. s &9
Whenever subscribers desire SO to do, they can pay
once thirty five per cent the OF Their
by the Company; and in all eases where thirty-fye
per cent has been paid ill., and the Tfeasrers receipt
returned certificates will be issued to the holders OF
the receipts, or their order.
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PROSPECTUS
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMP ANY.

Organised under the Laws Of tho State Of New
Franchises conferred by the National Telegraph
Law passed by Congress at It's recent Session, and
approved July q, 1865.
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COrsTARLE,s SALE,


| N JUSTICE MARKHAM'S COURT-State of Lou.
u isana-Parsh Of Caddo--No. sos. J. D. CAwTHoRs
VS.. SIMON EIRsAN. j. D. CAwruoRN & BIO rs. SIMON
E1RMAN, No. -. ]. d. CAwTHoRS & Bro VS.. SIMON
EIRNAs No. By virtue of three Srits of fl ia issued
from the honorable the Justices Court for Ward No d.
parish of Caddo State ef1ouisiana and to directed
will sellat public auction, at the Market House. in
the city Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 9Th day OF December, 1868.
between the hours of II o'clock AM and clock P w.
the following described property, to-wit:
A certain unexpired lease of g lot of ground, to-
gether with the undivided half interest the i'm
provements thereon, made BY Norman DaYistf M C.
to Simon Eirman on the Cd day Of September, 1861,
recorded in Recorders office, book P, page 766, to
which act of lease special reference is made for de-
scription of let, dc. ss&.-zSs
Seized as the property of the defendant and to be
sold to satisfy the Writsin the above entitled suits with
all costs.
Terms of sale--CASH, with benefit of apprasen1ent
WIN. n. WRIGHT, Deputy Sheriff
Shreyeport, November s 1853 Lnf 81 s oil dltGM4t
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Shreveport Price Current.

| (MApE FROM ACTUAL SALES, As THEY TRANSFERRED
It should be understood that quotations, genel
ally represent the wholesale prices, in United States
currency. In filing small orders, higher rates viii
| 1
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Few Orleans Dry Gccas Market.

TNEP0Fted eekIY BY J.. II. Gardner & Co.. Wholesale
Dry Goods Jobbers, 81 a3 and as Common street,
New ORLEANS, November I, 1865
The trade Of the week has been fairly active but it
comprised TO- large extent file filing Of country or
Gers Stocks in the city very full and dealers are
Prepared for the heavy demand which Daust now en-
Tue upon the quiet produced by the elections With
IBIS demand we may anticipate ffmer prices than have
Prevailed, and alreadywe have advices that New York
market IS stifeniug all heavy goods There are
40 special features changes in the market to report
Oyond this and we give the following quotations as
presenting prices atwhich close cash buyers have
G B able to purchase during the week
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REV STOCK.
E a L Z GO Q D s.

IL. ON TILE LEVEEs. II
n Winter stock. consisting Of Dry Goods Of all
descriptions Gents Clothing, Boots. Shoes and Groce
ries. Our stock pnrchaaed il New York by the
senior partner at low prices, and viii bejobbed off
favorable terms. ma
~ Mr.. DAVID LERosEN il connected with our
house, .--5 - IA. 5zz.-.zs
oi6 If TEiH & REINsgH
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c0NsyART.R.s sAr.E

Il isana--Parisfz of Gaddo No. -, 7. MAHosEI
vs. HUGH MURPAY. BY virtue of writ of f. IA issued
from the honorable the Justices Court for Ward No.
4, parish of Caddo, State of louisiana and to me d.
rected 7 will sell at public auction at the Market
House. in the city of Shreveport, parish and State
aforesaid on
Saturday, the 9Th day of December. 1868.
betweenthe hours of II o'clock NJ. and O clock p
the following described property, to wit:
LotNo. eighteen (ls} in block No. seventy i'm
ten G0 acre lot, No four a in the city of shreYe-
port near the head of Texas street.
Seized as the property Of the defendant, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
titled suit, with al costs.
Terms ofsale-GAsH, with benefit of appraisenent
WIN. n WRIGHT, Deputy Sheriff.
Shreveport, November 81 1868. fpf $13 5O18ait&w4t
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THE 4COMPAyY. pERMANEN

Heretofore every new Geographic enterprise has
sooner later been absorbed by the dominant morop-
oy butthe third section of the act Of Congress which
contefs upon this company its valuable franchise alb
solutely reqarest to maintain separate and indie
pendent existence. See the ctbelow.l
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y.-D1sTRIBUT1os oFDIREeToRs.

To secure in the nanag equitable represen-
aton OF the Stockholders throughout the country, the
large commercial centres will be represented in It's
on the recommendation Of the Stockholders in the va
rious localities ard the operation Of the Company thus
become general n its management well its basi
m
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TH0s. w. SCOTT, Agent,
Shrav0Dort

< TEos. w. SCOTT, Agent,
Shreveport, La
sA@ Office at L. E. Carriers, No. 8 Oh the Levee.
JIG. ELSTNER, Sub-Agent B..
DR. ]. l.. MOORE, Medical Examiner.
r. 7HIs COMPANY issues policies on lives on all If!
4 different plans and at as favorable rates as {:
other, while it has no restrictions in regard to cit
travel or resderce and ell its profits are divided
issued on the non torfeit!ug plan
It is prompt in the payment of losses "
This Company renewed, and continues in force .".
Insurance Policies held BY the Southern survivors
the late war-formng an exception, in tlis resp
from the majority, if not all the Eastern compaui.
which, while thew was going on refused to recef
premiums, and thu. preserve insurance on South,
lives. but are now Soliciting Southern support
ST LOUIS MUTUAL never, during tire whole +, Nv
gress of the late civil war, refused to receive the
miums on policies from its Southern policy holders
SHREVEPORT REFEREScEs
Col. B. N. johnson, President of Home Insura,-
Company; Messrs. Walsh & Boisseau DR.. G. G. {,
lett /. L. Carter, j. c. Elstner, Dew L. Tally Ja5o
" W ;. Howard Drury Lacy, Dr. Joseph Wilder, Rev.
derson Col. VIM. r Shivers.
NEW ORLEANS REFERENCES:
r. K. Walker & Co.
C. W. Manson. -J
H. Macdonald >. firm of Brooks & Mactona,t
y :. Logan ........... firm Of Felowes &
Jennings Weeks Co.
Messrs w. r. Green & Co
~ :" Fl. Won Phu jr, 4 &C. -- .-.--=....e r
{: Geo. &. Garner Co. ... ..=..-.s.. -
AZ" John II. Phelps & Co. 49,. -s..-..
=" Ghenowerth, Casey & Co ..-. ...--.-
GO Henderson, peale & Co
B. W. Huntington.
Messrs. S. j. Newman & Co " 49,
sc Woods, Mathews & Co
90 Warren, Crawford & Co. ~ ..-=
g Ethel & Thomas. -:g
8. Barnett & Shepard, =
g Geo. ". Bancker L Co.
Gen. S. 3. Buckner. z'@. @s@ @ =z
. D. II. Marry.
Messrs. Lamb, Quinan & Co.
VIM. Ball s -.e- -
Il. Il. Bryan of Given Watts Is,
MANSFIELD REFERENCES:
Rev. Chas. B Stuart, John W. Stuart ESD. DIR +.
! Gibbs, Dr. ". g. Thomas, pr. N. =. Rife8, Il
JOIN, ! Pipes, Bev. II G. Thweatt /. D., Messrs DuE
& Douglas, Rev. B. F. Alexander
REFERENCES, naRsatLr., Texas ~==
AaJor b. a. Blanche, Dr. j. f. Wtherspeon, Dr. S.
son Eagan. s. .a z So -
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NEW AND ORIGINAL FEATURES INTRODUCED BY THIS "a
e 1866:
No restriction in Policies as to travel or residenca
any part Of the eiyilised settlements of the Uiti
States.
Free permits to Europe.
Noextra charge for Army and Navy officers.
No extra charge for Captains and Officers of f.:
class steamships and sailing vessels voyagiug to a.
from ports of the United States and Europe.
No extra charge for Railroad Conductors, etc.
7 II. G. PAXON Manage
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS.

IN. Marks, of Fatio, Marks 4 CO.. ". H. C. (;
editor New. Orleans Times; Albert Baldwin, OF
comb, Baldwin & Co; T. c. Walsh, of Irby, Mc7)a
& Co.; Alfred H. Isaacson, of Isaacson; Seixas &
Joseph Simon, Merchant, 65 Custom House street:
NJ Converse, of Converse Ct Poincy; George c..
Adjuster, III Gravier street; George W. Hynson, ,
chant. Camp street
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sayP Policies issued and Policies paid at this offic
~" ~ RO. I. BUCKNER, A gen
OfGce-At Sale MHrphy's, corner of Texas and Spsz
streets, Shreveport .'.~ To7 J.
A. J. STACEY. THOs. POI.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

Leaves on TUESDAY. November q.
The New Orleans and Shreveport
+ fs4..a-aA Weekly line packet Ira No. 8, G
ssssssFEFE5sss 6. L. Kouns, Chas. Drown, Clerk,
leave for New Orleans and all int;
date landings, above on the arrival OF the cars
Marshall For freight or passage apply On board.
mr. l5td 4se4 q
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I-N1O "A En- 3sON;IE7E1zs
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP.
OF NEW YORK.
Assets over $4,000, O0O.

Annual Income (1867).... .s2,o56, =
Amount paid to Widows and Orphans of de-
= ceased members .......... 50GF
Members insured in 1867 Observation-Disclosures. II,
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CAPITAL STOCK i. j. !. O. 60. ooe. 200
81 In 100 GOO shares-Par Value 500 each.

CAPITAL STOCK O. 10 .ooo. o06
s, In LOT, goo shares ar value sIoo each.
OFFICERS oFTHE COMPANY
President :t-... GEORGE B. sENTEEt
Treasurer. FIsEDE RICK PRENTICE.
Secretary s.. ). -. g FORGE b. WALTER
General Superintendent. =. ELL n. KEYEs S.
Engineer .EDWARDW, sERRELL.
DIRECTORS
George B. senter of Cleveland, Ohio.
Ben. 1ioliaday, of New York. sszss= 3 szs#=
Benjamin o. Smith, of Columbus Ohio.
Robert Squires Of New York. =
George B. Walter, of N W Y ork. -
sa5 John Coon, of Cleveland, Ohio
William Gumbaek, of Greensburglt, Indiana.
John M..Iayeox, of Syracuse, Il. Y. =
Jacob Gould, of Rochester, N. ". =.
Isaiah Blood, of BalIston Spa, Ny.
George S. Frost, Detroit, Michigan.
Thomas Ewing, Jr., of Washington, q. c.
Charles T. sherman, Of Mansfield, Ohio.
Ell N. Reyes, Of Cleveland Ohio.
Frederick Prentice, Of New York
Jonathan S. Buell., OF Buffalo, N. u. 5
Edward W. Serrell, of Jersey City, n. J.
Charles Whole, Of Detroit Michigan. .s
Willis Phelps, Of Springfield, Mass.
Erastus Corning, Jr., Of Alabany, N. Y.
Harvey n. Thompson, of Chicago, Ill.
Theodore T. Hall, of Rochester, N. y.
Daniel Edwards, of New Orleans, La. -
EXECUTIVE coMMITTEE:
Ben. Holiday, Frederick Prentice,
George B. senter, George B. Walter,
Robert squires, Isaiah Blood,
John Nj. 5aycox, Charles ". Noble,
~Erastus Corning, Dr.
Agents at Shreveport, La: .as.s5=-..-
B. N. JOHNSON Banker; ", Il. ELsTNER, Merchant
q
Principal Office Of the Company
a4 RraatiAay. EeM YGrk-Rnarus- Eas &c g and 90
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-.NFT.-THEOLD SYsTEM.


Under it teegraphie companies have been organised
by few wealthy capitalists, these companies have
been consolidated under Board of Mama cement ;
they madeup Of opposition companies with paral
and useless routes costly to maintain Their
Liabilities are heavy and they employ multiplicity of
officers who receive large salaries yet they pay large
dividends. With their capital stock largely Watered
amounting now IN the aggregate to forty millions
Of dollars, they seek Inonopose the business ex-
brilliant rates, and thus benefit the few the expense
ct many.
xvIL-THEPRoPosED CHANGE.
The Shareholders III this organise ton will be many
times more numerous than those ofany etherteegraph
company, and will be interested in its business aud
success We shall establish only direct trunk routes
required by the business of the country We shall in
cur no liabilities beyond our means in the treasury ;
and we hope by energy, economy dispatch and careful
management to be enabled to compete successfully
with the present consolidated monopoly. and to fur
nish the public cheaper and better facilities of tele
graphic communications. n
sNYIIE-THE PROSPECT.
The busiaessso telegraphing is in its infancy II
nst rapidly increase the future and Weld
still greatefretarns. The business Of the Southern
states having been suspended during the war will soon
be restabfished. Les of telegraph are projected and
america, which, when COMPLETED will at once laferi-
ally add to tie telegraph business Of tie countpy.SThe
proposed routes OF otr range annually becoming
more pnpuous. Cheaper rates and f1ore rapid Ger
tain and reliable facilities viii greatly popusrse the
telegraph and insure Its substitution for the mails for
the purpose Of current commercial correspondence
All these considerations point to future
pofant one, and nlainy show that this is tie golden
opportunity for ugurating telegrapfie enterprise of
the character and magntudeof the:one now proposed
xIx-AN EXTRAORDINARY ADVANTAGE
On the application of the National Telegraph Com
nyGongress at its recent session enacted the Ma
tona Telegraph Law. which IS printed herewith. The
existing consolidated monopoly opposed the passage
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

LeaFes TO-DAY. Wednesday,, November 1
&C., Tar fleet running steamer u
10y lhsssssss FLETCHER, Capt. James m
szasssssssaaJ. W Ong, Clerk, leaves as above, o.
arrival of the cars from Marshall. For freight OF
sage apply on board, Inla 8
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves on SATURDAY, November q.
Tue light draught fast-runnipg sea
Il ssS5ss.sa I'm 4 Err RISE, Capt II. L. Lee,
az4zzs Il oward, Clerk, leaves as above on tbt
rival of the cars from Marshall For freight or
sage apply Oh. board. MD 6
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HARDWARE, HARDWAREs
"a WE'LL selected stock Of Shelf and other Hard
a ware bought in New York for cash. of Importer
and Manufacturers Agents.
]. H REYNOLDS,
OFF = 81 Texas street. shreveport. La.
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NEW ORLEANS, AND RED RIVER



fsaan.9.s q ROSE FRANKS, Capt. J. W w
Jasper Russ clerk will run regularly
tween New Orleans and Jefferson, tou
ing at all intermediate points. For speed and con-
she is unsurpassed by any boatin the trade. For hg
or passage apply on board Lo7 ;