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WILLOW WARE,
: STAPLE. AND FANCY GROCERIES,
and all kinds of Farming Implements,
which they offer to the trade at as Low Prices as
they can be obtained outside of New Orleans
Having had their commodous Warehouses thorough
" oyerhaued and repaired with entire new brick walls
around their Cotton She'd their facilities for storage
purposes are unsurpassed and their charges will be as
reasonable as any other house in Shreveport.
This, with their long experience in the business,
leads them to hope for continuance OF the patronage
heretofore so beraiIy extended to them and oswhch
they return thanks to their friends and customers
.. mh20 6H1
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DANIEL WEBSTER AS AN ANGLER.-We come now
to Daniel Webster, our foremost statesman, and so
far as his tastes concerned our greatest angler
He began his career as fisherman when only FIVE
years DID, with pin-hook, in New Hampshire brook
and he was on his way to trout pond Plymouth
when he me met with the sad accident which undoubt
edly fastened his death. When in the prime of life
he was an expert trout fisherman, but time rolled
he became partial to the fishes and scenery on the
sea, and never was he so happy as when fishing for
cod or pollock in his yacht off the coast of Marsh
field He had passion for every kind of fish, OF fish
ing, and of Fishermen; delighted in giving little din
ners to his angling friends and he said to his
friend William W. Leaton, that two Of the most agree
able days in his life were those when he received
& box of salmon from the coast of Labrador and on
another occasion, present of trout from the Upper
Potomac the secret of his enjoyment having been the
fact that both occasions he was tied to the depart
ment of State by his official duties, and the fish re-
minded him of their wild and lovely haunts, and helped
him to crafty his friends. 49,. -....
To his mind, pure running stream and Deep
tranquil lake among the most poetical objects in
nature, and when in the presence OF either he seemed
to forget the great world of trouble and care and to
be especially thankful for the gift of life. Three bright
particular mornings which the present writer was per-
mted to spend in his society, never be orgotten
the first was occupied in taking drive along the
lovely Merrimac, when he explained the why and
wherefore of the apparently hayward movements OF
the salmon into Lake Wnnipseogeei in the oden times
the second devoted to long and quiet sail IN his
Yacht Fleetwing off the coast of Marshfeld with Capt
Seth Peterson in command, when he went fully into
the history OF the seasepent fantasy and the last OF
those famous mornings when he captured a mann
moth bass at the Little Falls Of the Potomac, and ut
tered triumphant shout long, loud and clear, which,
had the breeze been favorable, might almost have
awakened the sleeping congressman in the city OF
Washington. But, alas long before the ensuing sum
mer he at rest, and forever on the pleasant hill
which overlooks the home of his old age and the vide
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CRANES METALLIC RuRIAI. CASSIE,

CRANES META Lilo BURIAL CASN FITS.
TUE undersigned, having purchased the exclusive
j. right Of selling these beautiful and celebrated
Burial Caskets IN Shreveport and Caddo parish, has
just received and keep hand very large aGsort-
ment embracing every size and STYLE which will be
sold at very low prices. PM n .-s55+.. n
All orders promptly attended TO- The Caskets are
ready for delivery or shipment at moments notice
J. S. Kendall,
aul lfi Corner of Texas and Mcneil streets
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in white. 80
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a. *. MCLEAN holds my power of attorney for the
ap22tf L. E. CARTER.
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OH South 9tDesterll,
SHREVEPORT:

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3d. 1868.
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Here is the Doctors analysis Of the waters:
Silicates with base bicarbonate Of lime, bicarbona:e
of magnesa, aumnia with oxide Of iron arseniate of
iron carbonate Of Soda Of potash, Of tha sulphate
Of magnesia, chloride Of magnesia, oxide Of manga
nese, sulpbate Of e bromine iodine, trace, organic
matter, trace.
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Corner of Texas and Spring Streets,
SHREVEPORT, La,
L. BILLIARD & CO., Proprietors,

HAVING made the most extensive arrangements,
and being supplied with SIX PRESSES, and every
variety and style of -.T1
TY P e,
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sculptor, but crept to an open doorway lead
ing into tho inner quadrangle, 10 the centre
ofwhirh low tomb of grey marble encloses
the mortal remains of him whose hand created
the works which fiji tho ediGce. Step by step
she drew close to the tomb, and sank on the
pavement by its side Then she laid down
her crutch, and pressed her bony hands tight.
ly over her skinny brow, "Ja, jail" mur-
muredshe; they told me he lay here, aud
/ prayed to God to grant me strength to crawl
to tho spot--and He has heard mo- Al,
Himlen,.I eau dio happy now !"
She withdrew her hands, and peered at the
simple but all comprehensive inscription of
1" Berte rhorvaldsen," dooply out on the side
of tile tomb. Then sho raised hor foreGngor,
and earnestly traced withit evory letter to tho
end. Smiling feebly, she let fall her hand,
and complacently smiled, while an evanescont
gleam of subtle emotion lighted up her Inca.
monts. "'Tis true; he moulders hore. Poor
l}ortel, we shall meet again-in Heaven II
Her eyes closed aud her hands slowly sank
onher breast, in which attitude SHE remained
until one Of the officers of the Museum, who
had noticed her singular behavior, came up.
"Gammel kone," Gold wife) said he, what
are you doing ?"
She answered not; and hc slightly touched
her shoulder, thinking she was asleep. Her
body gently slid to the ground at tho touch,
and he then saw that she slept the. sleep Of
death
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upsthe vest, aud drives on On tho back, be,
tweon tho shoulders, tho steam, cooks and
gauges are placed. AS these would cause the
coat to sit awkwardlY knapsack has boon
provided that completely covers them. A
blanket neatly rolled up and placed on top Of
the knapsack, pcrfccts the delusion. The face
is moulded into cheerful countenanco of
whito enamel, which contrasts we'll with tho
dark hair and moustaohe, A shccti,on hat
with gauge top acts as smokc-stuok.
Tho cost of this first man is 80 900,
though the makers, Messrs. Dcddrick Il Grass,
expect tx manufacture succeeding ones, war
rAnted to run q year without repairs, for $500.
Tho ,sarpe parties expect to construct, on the
same principle, horses, which will do the duty
Of ten or twelve ordinary animals of the same
species. These, it is confidently believed,
can be used alike before carriages, street cars
aud p]oughs. The man now constructed can
make his way, without difficulty, over any ir-
regular surface whose ruts and stones arc not
moro than nine inches below or above the lov-
el cf the road"
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Marriage Guide.

| Of evory one his own Doctor, being o private
Instructor for Married Persons or those about to
abrmhg hath ylqy ysnl Fsmals in everything con
al System, and the Production or Prevention of
Offspring, including all the new discovcrfes ncvof
before given in the English Language, by WM.
YOUNG, NJ. =. This is really valuable and III.
teresting work 1t is written in plain language for
the general rcader and In illustracd with up wards
Of ono hundred engravings. 4 II young married
people. those contemplating marriage ana hav-
ing tho least impediment to married life, should
read this book 1t dscloses secrets that every one
should be acquainted with. Still it is book that
must bo locked up, and not lie about the house
1t will be sent to any one on tho receipt of ffty
cents. Address DIR. WM YOUNG, No Sic Spruce
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia. f''>
Jnly.27, 1867 .I4 ~
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The Angel Gabriel, .

My friend, Major G., had on old darkoy to
whom he was much attached. One evening,
at party, Peter, from mbibing too freely of
various mixtures, begad dancing around with
a waiter containing some ice and cakes, and
soon became uproarious. Observing his con-
duct, the Major publicly roprimanded him,
and ut once dismissed him. from the post of
waiter for the evening and appointed another
servant in his place The last stroke was too
much for old Pctor and he retired to his bed.
room in despair. That night Captain. e.,
jolly young officer in the room adjoining Pc
tors, herring sobsand groans in the xtrooln,
rose to inquire what was the matter. He
opened the door Of Peters room aud recon
noitcred. d.9]u 7Ni
Peter was knceling by window and pray
ing. Amid his loud cries tho Captain heard
the following
go Lord have pity upon thy poor old SER
want. His massa, who he used to take upon
his knees when he was boy, is vexed with
his poor old darkey and don't want to live
any longer. o, dear Lord, please send the
angels for old Peter. Just send the angel
Gabriel, this minute; I am ready to go y
Captain K, ever ready for fun, Immediate
ly seized upon white counterpane, and on
veloping himself in it, raped three times at
| Peters door.
"Who's dare 2" exclaimed Peter.
"The angel Gabriel, come to take old Pc
|
Captain X, in sepnchral tone.
sDs who, NASSAU" fearfully asked the
supplant.
"Oli Peter !"
"Well, III just tell you, massa dat niger
don't live here; don't know him at all u
Captain K, rushed back to the company,
convulscd with laughter, and old Peter relates
to this day the wonderful answer to lis pray.
| er. 0l .e n aUnIra N oH.
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4. o4 AGENTS WANTED "'l',
T i!h fF HuE FOR THE y
CIR "a 1J a OK ErTS
"And Ho,c they Lired, FongAt and Died f
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Comprising Narratives of Personal Adventure.
Army Life, Naval Adventure, Home Life'
Partisan Daring, Life in the Camp Field md
Hospital. Together with tho Songs, Ballads,
Anecdotes and Humorous Incidents of ,she
War for Southern Independence. 1t, :
TTNHERE is q certain portion Of tho war that
Il VIII never 90 into tie regular histories.
nor De embodied in romance or poetry, which
is a very real part Of it, and Wilt If preserved
convey 70 succeeding generations q better ition
OF the spirit of the conflict than many dry re.
ports or oarotol narratives of events, and this
part may be' called the gossip, the fun, tho pn.
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OF the leaders, the humor Of the soldiers. the
devotion OF women, tho bravsry of mon. tho
pluck Of our heroes, the romance and hordships
Of the service. FSi' 81 ,, qI sI,l', 1,Ifs :
The Valiant and Brave Hearted, the Pic.
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Panoramaof the War are hore brilliantly nor.
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

:. CLERK Of the Co,t,t---J \ 4. HAoooD.
aOrdiaary-W. E. HoLcoMBE.
Commissioner IN nEquity--RoBTA A. THOMPSON
Co,0ner-W. j CAN'T.
2 Commissioners to. Alqaope The Bonds Of PuI.
lie ONicers-J j. Norton, JOS, Burnett, j. II.
Amber. james Lawrence Sanl Reid.
COMMISSIONERS Of he Poor Dr.. IT. G. Miller, !,
surer; j. b. Clayton, 8. b. Keith, r. Craig, SD
Commissioners IF Public Buildings rob EEs rs
a. Thompson, Chairman j, j.. IIngood SecsSS
rotary and Treasurer; w. h. Ilolcombo, NJ. F.,
Mitchell +. j. Miller.
Commissioners Of Free Schools---T. B. Ma1h
don, Chairman; W.. II. lIolcombe, Secretary
and Treasurer; G. II. Spears, I. WickliFe, H.S
IL. Penny, Daniel Grice, James Burdine.
Muyistrates--w. j. CAN'T, w. G. Keith, J..
II. Gossett, Thos. billiard, j. Q. .. Parsons, J.
N. Arnold, Redn Rackley. J. B. Sanders, liz
II. Vernur. Abel Robins. W. II. peronneaa,
Nimrod Sullivan, Edward Hughes. John Sharp,
Joseph b Reid. w White. Leonard Rogers.
Commissioners Of Roads-2d Regiment-,G
w Phillips. Chairman /; w Pitchf,rd. Clerk;
William Bbbs. Jr. Treasurer; NJ FMitohell,
ThnmasJ Steele. Il Maxwell. james L Ps'
L w Lusk, S NJ Crawford sih,J Is
jonas Phillips, Jr.3 ,agood. Thes
-ans, j L Cos
5h iReyiMent--F "A IIB !.
Griffin, Treasurer; b ca
Gasaway, j A Ballinger, Assessor. =
K Price. s d Keith, IIonryA
sett, j W Singleton. Thos
Iniernal Rcrenne--FsA HwAsrER
w Cubb. Collector. q. y
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wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
con do 50 by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
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INoENDrAR1sM.-Ti gin house and cot
ton press, together With twenty-five or thirty.
bales Of cotton, beBnging to Mr.. j. Il. Smyo
or, who lives abo't fifteen miles below this
town, were entiray destroyed by fire On Fri.
day night last. Several freedmen have been
arrested and emmitted tojail at this place.
charged wit' the perpetration Of tle incendi-
arism.-- Geenoil2c ,Atogntatueer. 's.'S' '&@'H
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REDUCTION HIN RATES
( Ie~ by THE GREAT q5l .
SOUTHERN !; O11fl E,:: FREIGHT LIN LINE, !,
~ Lgun VA
CHARLESTON, S. G.


|nN md after October lat. 1867. The rates on
" FREIGHT, from New York. PHILADELPHIA
and Baltimore, to Columbia, S. o., will 10 as.
follows, Wis ~ -
lst Glass, per 100 lbs. SS 81 20
| I'd Glass, per 100 lbs. TO-
/ Sd Glass, per 100 lbs. @ -. ] no
5.h GLASS per 100 lbs. IS
~" ~. oiass, per 100 lbs. <af------- y.
~ nzs sfI alwaFs than the pub
Changes will be promptly made to meet any
reduction By competing lines. a
y. PER 100 LBS, FIRSr,CLASS; ;Sl.oO.
glassware -. Boots and Shoes, @
.os1s, ~, Hollow Ware, loose.
Drugs, yy
PER 100 LBS, SECOND CLASS, sl.lo
Hardware, Furn;t,ro. ,si
2I..alliery. Knocked down and
Sseq.:o' SSquors' IN wood. we'll boxed Hollow
0'".'onery. ,.y. Ware, packed. :
PER 100 LBS, THIRD GLASS $500.
Tobacco, manufactured, Cotton Yorn
I, ~, y Boxes or Kegs. Dried Fruits,
Blinds, Dried Hides.
Doors, Saslea, &c. Lard,
G..,g G"tter; Bel,ing, Ioatlior Or
Eanaed G"'1;.e Nleafs' RubLcr.
fruits, AIe,
FISH, IN hegs or Beer,
Nus. Porter, in wood. /.
KEN Ioo LBS, FOURTH GLASS, $50.
Bags, I.eather
Bngging, Marble Shbs
Block Tin, Oils. in hhas ~ M.
HTevse; W%;,e 90, ., Except Kerosene.)
~ ~ m nite head' 10 Kegs, Potatoes, &C.,
Jams s,,h'ns' Shot, .saay
sugar ~ hogsheads or Snap,
rY ,Darrets. Wrapping Paper, Da9 N
Wh;po,! IRON! itice, in bbls. or easks.
II f5sa
Spirits rurpcntins Mails. in K ooa ...r
Lead Pipe, Bar and Crooksrvj & IN nr.to. \.
Sheet. HIDE =" " " "f"'''' o'"''' - -
a Fl1tt l1lts loo Lbs, FIFTH GLASS, 7Oc.e
Bacon, aa sas,.t,gg. &, Gro;n. ~ Is +, ~,
eGsI' saited or picked Flour, in barrels OF %
Coment 5, Grindstnna. %s ~
Limo "a x M.Iaas%.'
Fish. pickled and dry, oflenk;no "noi' "''i ii'A
salted In barrels a q u t'Es g Essy
BENTLEY D. IIASEIT,
sSSenerai Agent. 30 and ~ 2Brohiway..N. fYa,
. NEW YORK, October !, 1867. 57 ~ !,
2.r'tg IN IN. yPEAKE, Il 4
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TIE Philadelphia Masons are to take five
years to build SO, Gu hundred and fifty thous-
and dollar temple, with tower nearly three
hundred feet high
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06
The Entire City Ticket Elected
FOsss. .allefADe an osst or STA
Elected.
POPULAR RIGHTS INDICATED.

There was an election in this city on Sat.
urday last Be il known to everybody that
the polls were opened. and that the people
rallied around the ballet boxes 10 win-and
win they did by rousing majority.
Every candidate upon the City Ticket.
from Mayor down to City Sexton, was elect.
cd by an average majority Of about six hun
drsd.
Out of six candidates for Aldermen, the
Peoples Party elected four; hence the polit.
zeal complexion Of thr City Council stands
precisely - it did during the past year
nine Peoples Party Aldermen to three Re-
publicaas-a s'sar working msjerity Of six
The following table Of figures presents ia
detail the great and good work achieved OF
| Saturday:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

Look on this picture, then on that.
Here you behold the infrm step,
The pailid cheek. wasting form.
untasted food. and = social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales of aches, pains,
Sleepiess nights, and mental despondency.
There, iau xhing health, saarkli5geyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten
cares.
Gerial thought and ambicious resolves,
SHOW the contrast and mark the picture.
One took the Plantation Bit,ers--ths
other didn't. They are very beneficial for
weak and delicate persons.
MAssoLA WArER.-A delightful toilet
avticle-supcrior to Cologne and at half the
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06
TO RENT

Eads Place. with the extensive
Grounds belonging. On the corner Of Brady end
18th streets, to . good tenant.
For Sale.
ARGYLE COTTAGE, st Le Claire, the late rss
idencs of Col. r. q. Eads. This desirable peop
erty 10 now offered at bargain. By his soe Jas
B. Eads, Of st. Louis who has determined d
sell ct great bargain. For further parsieular.
apply to Luther :. Bads, Land Agret, over Pon
Once.
Meney to len % Real Eetats oscurity.
Apply - l.. Z. Exp0,
ale1-0 kaDA Aoeok
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

Our ON TBs WAPsIB.-Our friends. 10
Davenport and Lsuis LsClairs, have bssn
out on the wspsis bunting. and got homo
this m ,rning we'll loaded down. You can
consider 10 under obligations, gentlemen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

PsosPsRous. The statement Of the con-
di.isn Of the Davenport National Bank Of
tiis city shows CONT nued state Of health
a1d prosperity highly gratifying to oil
aencsrned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

FirrY acres Of fine land for grapss and
fruit, II mile from court house. only $50
per scse; 1920 acres near railroad for
$3.50 per acre. Houses and lots - sell
cheap. ELDRiDos Bso.,
Land and Insurance Agents,
No 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

Flnsr NATIONAL BAHK.-The 10th quar-
tsrly statement Of this reliable old bank.
Icons up with great distiustness in ansthsr
column. The figures do their own talking,
and with more emphasis than can be found
in words
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

J.srss KIRx 4 Co.'S tine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, comprising German
Ms,tled, Olive, Star. Improved Chemical,
Palm, Sc. Sold by oil eroesrs and fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

HAvs ARalvsp.-A large and new stock
Of Paper Hangingf, at Cameron q Biythss
No. 14O Brady strset.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06

DAvrR q Co.'S Genuine Old Montreal
Malt Whisky. A superior article for medic
inal use. Harrison = Stsrks, 65 Brady
street, sole agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

"CossIITUEioS WArEs ~ esrtsin Gu, .
for Disbe.e., and al dsesses OF the Kidney q
For sale by Gll Druggists.