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Pass Christian College,

Pass Christian College, =
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.
Wis delightful Watering Place is well known in
a. the South that it needs no eulogium Situated
on the Lake shore, surrounded by shady pine groves
the charms and advantages Of each easily imagined
when connected with a college,
The studies, comprising the Collegiate, Commercial
and Preparatory departments, embrace all important
branches taught III the best colleges of the country.
TERMS:
Invariably in Advance.)
Board Washing Tuition and Doctors Fee per term Of
Nv @lb1 W
Entrance Fee paid only oneel. ........... 10 90
faCatlon 1T Coitege 50 90
Music, use OF Instruments. and drawing extra
deposit of S25 for incidental expenses, stationery
&C. required. If unexpended return ed
For particulars apply at the office of this paper or
address BRO ISAIAH. President,
-auls " Pass Christian, Miss.
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STREET comMIssIoNER,s REPORT.

=. . SIiHfzF EFURIJ la. SepGe1beF2 2, 1913.
Statement OF work commenced and finished during
the month of August 1868:
Three weeks work on the levee, repairing the same
By hauling brickbats, &c. from the ruins of the We
randall Hotel, the corner of Milan and Spring
streets. @17@r
Two crossings on Milan and Spring Streets
One crossing at the Baptist Church.
One crossing on Market street.
Putting dirt for the pavement of Mr. Leysees prop
erty on Edwards street. =
york done on Market street the Baptist Church
One crossing Crockett street
9Pgenlng gutter and filing street Capt. Robson
Each Saturday during the month of August the hands
ana % carts were employed in cleansing he streets
stable. D' NV Ae' = ah :
Filling gutter on Travis street back Ct Dr. Aliens lot
JOHN LEE G0oGH
~ IT. Street Commissioner City Of Shreveport
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BLACK OAK.
The Best Cooking Stoves Now in Use,
REDUCED TO R4.

FROM the new tax law on " Risky, we are now au
thorised by the Distiller of Old Robertson County
Whisky to reduce the price to 81 per gallon, which
will now be our price. 7z
We are aware Of a numberof houses of this place
that have WHISTLES they call Robertson county. We
wish to state, that the parties that have RE
ARTICLE receiving it always Cased, prevent adul-
teration route, and direct from the distlers. We
would be glad for the purchaser of this Whisky always
to examine the barrels, as it is always very easy mat
ter to ascertain where the tax is paid whisky bonded
for shipment, and he will soon be convinced Of the
tlce offered We will further state that all Robertson
County Whisky is from the district of the State
of TENNESSEE, and in the words of anex-C onfeder-
ate" Caution, Safety, Anchor" ~
Respectfully, TANDY & MORTON.
Shreveport, August 10. 1865. Ett s +-.-..r
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CITIZENS OF CADDO AND DE SOTO.
FTRIENDS AND PATRoNS-Having succeeded in
Z returning to my true home and coming provided
with all the means that must tend to facilitate my sue
cess IN teaching music. and tuning and regulating pi
amos, assert frankly that your interest should demand
my SERVICES Having, during 50 many years, enjoyed
your confidence and appreciation, you shall find me.
now as faithful as in promoting your chldrens in
terest In attending to pianos, my work shall prove
complete and durable. Address c. F. SCHULTZ
shreveport, sept ., l863-3t.* ?. O. Box 215. !
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FOR RENT.
TO RENT:
THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER
TIVE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION, organ
Il sed to promote and protect trade, by enabling it
subscribers to attain facility and safety the grann.
OF credits, and the recovery of claims at all points
have to announce that they viii, in September 1868
publish in one large quarto volume:
The Merchants Protective Union Eercan.
tile Reference Register, containing, among 9th
Of Capital Financial Standing, and Rating as to Cred
OF over 100000 of the principal merchants traders
bankers, manufacturers and public companies in more
than 10000 of the cities towns villages and settle
nens throughout the United States their territories
and the British Provinces of North America and EN-.
oracng the mostlmporant inform alton attainabe and
necessary te enable the merchant to ascertain at
glance the Capital Character and Degree of Credit Of
such OF his customers as are deemed worthy of any
gradaon of credit, comprising, also a Newspaper Di
rectoI5 containing the character price and place
OF publication with full particulars relative to each
Journal being complete guide to the press of every
county in the United States.
The reports and information will be confined to those
deemed worthy Of some line of credit and asthe same
will be based, so far practicable upon the written
statements of the parties Themselves revised and cor
rected by well known legal correspondents
of the information furnished by them it is be-
heved that the reports will prove truthful and
complete and, therefore, superior to, and of much
greater value, than any previously issued.
BY aid of the Mercantile Reference Register bust
ness men Will be enabled to ascertain at glance the
eapai and gradation Of credit compared with nan
clal WORTH OF nearly every merchant, manufacturer
limits - = = ~ 49,
un Or ABOUT the first Of each month, subscribers will
also receive the Monthly Chronicle containing among
record Of such important changes in the
name and condition Of firms throughout the country
as may occur subsequent to the publication of each
haf-yeariy volume of the Mercantile Reference Reg
lister:
Price of The Merchants Union Mercantile Reference
Register fifty dollars, ESQ., for which it will be for
Warded to any address in the United States transpor
tation paid. S5#z 0ttss-z
Holders of five $40 shares of the Capital Stock, in
addition to participating in the profits will receive one
copy OF the Mercantile Reference Register free of
charge holders of ten shares will be entitled to two
copies and no more than ten shares of the Capital
STOCK \ Will be allotted to any one applicant
All remlItances, orders. or communications relative
to the book should be addressed to the Merchants
Protective Union" ID the American Exchange Bank
building, NO. l2s Broadway, Box $685. New York.
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REAL ESTATE ATAycTEoy
WILL De sold at public auction on SATURDAY
w the 18th inst, at II o'clock A. NJ at the Market

AZ LII be sold at public auction on SATURDAY
w the 18th inst, at II o'clock A. NJ at the Marke
House, IN the city of Shreveport:
Ten very desirable lots of ground in ten-acre lot No
e. south side Of Railroad; lot No IL neasurine fare
feet front on Railroad and running back two hundred
aud thIrty-tBo feet less to the line Of
lot No Lot II, fronting forty feet on Railroad, and
running back two hundred and twenty-five feet more
or less to line Of ten-acre lot No. HI lot 49, fronting
forty feet on Railroad and running back two hund red
and twelve feet more less, to line of acre lot
lot L, fronting forty feet on Railroad and running
back two hundred and three feet more or less to the
ne OF ten acre lot No lot 49, fronting forty feet on
Salroad and running back one hundred and ninety
tltse IeeS more or less, to ne-of tenacre lot No.
9sIp If9ntlng forty feet Railroad and running back
os ohofea ana e three feet more or less to line
t,e ot No'7 lot II, fronting forty feet on Rail-
oa1 anu running back one hundred and seventy three
vs. ofc OF Tess, to line of ten acre lot No
fohtas Iofy fee on Railroad and running hack me
nandfeG and sIxtyfour feet more.or lass ~ ~,
acre lot No. I; lot 49, fronting forty feet On p;taa
and running back one hundred and fiftv.fnnr faa.
oriess TO line OF ten-a acre lot No. lot 90 rontin
Ieet on railroad and running back one hnnarsa ,4
tortyoHr feet more or less, to line of lot No
- Also lots and s. IN ten-acre lot No IT, LOTT front
ing on Railroad seventy feet and running back
one hundred aud fifteen feet less to line Of
acre NO los lot 5, fronting seventEseven feet on
Railroad and running back one hundred and thirty
tour feet, more less to line of ten acre lot No
Sale positive. - -
TERMS-0ne half cash in United States Treasury
notes; balance in six months with eight per cent in
terest, secured by mortgage:
Ss9-1t Auotoneer
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CADDO ACADEMY
SHREVEPORT, LA.

SHREVEPORT, LA.
rHNHE MALE AND FEMALE DEPARTMENTS OF
l. this School will be opened
Monday. the 7th September, 1868.
The services of complement instructors have been
secured. 1t will 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 Half Session Of Twenty Weeks.
Half Cash. invariably in advance, (uness per special
agreement to the contrary, in United States cur
rency.
BOYS DEPARTMENT:
inlaiy !'iahtneS 40 20
Higher do ............ so 90
GIRLS DEPARTMENT:
Intermediate do ........... ............. So 90
Higher do acknowledgements. 40 90
French do Is 90
Music $50, use Of Instrument s5., IS 90
Drawing and Painting at usual rates.,
100 90
For further particulars, apply to
J. q. WILLIAMSON, Principal.
auI9 OF at the Academy,
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Evergreen Male and Female Academy
Einpsfnn seoGcfc

Kingston, DeSoto Parish, La.
TH0S. HALL, AM, Principal.
TENHE exercises of this school will be resumed on
Il Tuesday, September L, 1868. Pupils en-
trusted to will be thoroughly and conscien
ionsy instructed in all the branches of liberal edu
cation.
The patronage Of the community is respectfully So
icited, Tuition from 81 to S per month"; PAYABLE in
currency.
Good Board may be had at reasonable rates For
further particulars, apply to
Rev. THOS. HALL,
aul9 st Kingston, DeSoto parish, La.
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Il Shreveport La.
- Office at L. E. Carriers, No. on the Levee.
J. c. ELSTNER, Sub-Agent.
+ DR.. J. L. MOORE, Medical Examiner
i YEsHIs COMPANY issues policies on lives on all the
Z different plans and at favorable rates "A an =
other while 1t has restrictions in regard to either
travel or residence, and all its profits divided
nuaily among its policy holders Its poIcies ara 81,
issued on the non FORGETTING plan. ~ '''
/ 1t prompt in the~pavment of losses
l. This Company renewed and contnues in forcs Iifa
insurance Pocies held by the Southern survivors +
me- me late "ar-iormng an exception in this respect
which, while the war going on refused tn Terairn
premiums, and thus preserve insurance ON Southern
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL never dTrinr the pPp6nI 1nS
gress of the late civil war refused to receve tto @
NUNS on policies from its Southern policy holders
SHREVEPORT REFERENCES:
:. Col B. II johnson, President Of Home Insurance
Company; Messrs. Walsh Bosseau, Dr.. G. c. Cat.
lett D. h Garter j. G. Elstner Dew l.! Tally James
lW,,Howard, Drury Lacy, DR.. Joseph Wilder, Rev r
) Trippett, 2 d, F. P i-eavenworth, Dr. D. NJ. An.
derson, Col VIM r Shivers.
NEW ORLEANS REFERENcEs:
r. Z. Walker & Co.
G. W. Manson.
=, y Macdonald fdona firm Of Brooks Macdonald
julius Vairan.. . firm of S. H. Kennedp : ~ o.
Jennings, Weeks & Co. - ->'DAeos " 20
Mes S. 5s''I Green Co. firm of Jas cOnnsy Co
q . 4. Won Phul, Jr., & Co
g = Geo. G. Garner & Co.
g John H. Phelps & Co.
ChenoWorth, Casey & Co.
: Henderson, Peale & Co
B. w. Huntington.
Messrs. S. B. Newman & Co
= Woods, Mathews L Co.
Warren, Crawford 4 Co
!" Ethel d Thomas
Barnett & Shenard
. Geo. VI. Bancker Co
Gen. s. p. Rnekner
!" D. Il. Maury.
Messrs. Lamb, Quialan & Co.
VIM. Ball,
- L. .. yam firm of Given Watts & Co
MANSFIELD REFERENCES:
Rev. Chas. b. Stuart John W Stuart Fs H. u
T. Gibbs, DR.. w. G. Thomas. Dr. n P Ri1es "a
John Pipes, Rev. Il. G. Thweatt, D., Messrs n, po
Douglas, Rev B. F. Alexander. Deoo's
REFERENCES, MARSHALL TEXAS.
Major T. A. Blanche, DR.. J. F. Witherspoon, DR. Sam
--~s---- s25 IF
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Total East India

! :" in Liverpool 1877 900 $4,000 $4,000
| =" in London $1,000 $4,000 $1,000
Total East India $4,000 $4,000 ,o0l 900
It is understood that Bombay pretty well cleared
out and that comparatively little cotton can be shipped
the remainder of this year. WHILE on the other hand
pnners must have reduced their stock to pretty near
minimum and, therefore, be larger buyers for the
future, especially if prices keep as moderate as they
now are. The position Of American cotton is at pres
ent especially worthy of attention. as unless consider
able economy praCticed in its consumption for the
ensuing four months, shall be left with so smalla
stock as to render it quite fancy article We rarely
get much new cotton into Liverpool till December and
this year the smaness of the stock in the American
ports and in the hands Of Northern spnners, will be
against early shipments. Assuming, therefore, that
all we can receive before December 1st viii be little
enough for stock at that date the existing stock would
only meet demand for consumption and export of
about 5000 bales per week for the sixteen weeks
whichl"ve, meantime, to be brdged over. During |
the corr bonding sixteen weeks last year consumed
or exPo ,ed2600 bales perweek and the year previ
Gus % 900 Per week Even the past ten weeks of ex
IRENE depression with spinners everywhere using up
their previous accumulatons, the average weekly de- |
Teries Of American from Liverpool have amounted to
$4,000 bales. |
Our market has been quite animated and prices well
during the pastweek. We quote this morn
ing as follows Low middhng 22@221Sc. The cost of
shipping cotton from the warehouse in Shreveport till
sold IN New Orleans varies from 81 to s1c according
% The quality and weight of the bale Freight IS per
pale.
REPORT OF GREGG & MART1s-TuesdaY, Septembers
FOR the past week have had considerable activity in
ott'n the receipts being about $50 bales. Sales wer.
Elected early in the week at 2415925c for strict low
nddling but successive declines and general down
yard tendency abroad has had corresponding effect
Pon our market, which has caused decline of l550i
C. We quote low middling at 22@221c., and strict
Kidding at CSC. Gold 14O@l41.
COTTON STATEMENT.
tock on band Sept. !, 1868. ...... bales. $50
ieceiFed from interior this week 572 - 72s
week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
- STOCK on nand .............-.-..... ~222
Only twenty bales Of the receipts were of the old
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SHREVEPORT HNsTHTHJTE,

FOR YOUNG LADIES.
FEFHE SCHOLASTIC YEAR consistsof two terms of
l. twenty-one weeks each. The First Term will open
on the First Monday in September.
CHARGES PER TERM:
Primary and Academic Departments Geogra-
ply and Arthmeticl Observation-Disclosures 1928 90
hlgher GLASSES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 90
MUSIC, with use OF instrument. 55 90
Modern Languages. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Drawing ana Painting .......-............... Is 90
Board 1879. ............... 100 90
Payable monthly in advance, in United States currency
No pupil will perceived for shorter time than one
term.
Boarders must furnish blankets, Sheets pillows tow
els, napkins and lights Washing done at cost
The course OF instruction is as thorough and COM
plete that of the best female colleges in the country
full corps of accomplished assistants will be in at
tendance. j. FRANKLIN FORD Pr;ocipaI
Shreveport, August Il, 1863 .Ttf
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GREAT BARGAINS
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL. ~
4 HAVG removed my stock of STOVES and TIN
y WARE to No. 81 Texas Street, next door to
Hyams 4 Kennedy's Drug Store), where can furnish
the trade with everything in this line of business at
very Low PRICES. - Orders for Job Work will
be received at this place and at the old stand on Spring
hfsst taul9 st Has. r. DAWES
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DRY GOODS IT, T.
1900 pieces Prints, assorted, English, French and
Z }.ltt American. -, r7-s ,.-,,~s-
40 bales Brown Domestic -
full variety of bleached Domestic
Lowels and Spun arms.
Kerseys and Iinseys. a. s..=
Ticking Checks, Hickory Stripes.
+ zDenims, Brown and Bleached Drilling
Broadcoth, Cassimeres. 80
Jeans Tweeds, &C., &c. &c. -
223 cases Boots and Shoes, all descriptions
400 dozen Mems, Boys and Childrens Hats, of all
qualities, >a+
Shelf Goods of all descriptions. .s-
For sale by lje17 If E. & B. JACOBS.
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Mansfield Female College.
TEyHE FALL SESSION of this institution will oper
IL on Wednesday, the 30th day of Septem-
Der, 1868.
TERMS:
Payable one-half entrance, and the remainder on
the first day of December
Board including washing, fuel, and roonl-rent,
in gold ........................ SGT so
Tuition and incidental fee, in currency ... 81 90
Music, with use of instrument in currency. 81 so
French in currency ...................... Is 90
Ornamental branches at usual prices.
Each boarder will furnish pair of blankets, pair of
sheets, pair of plow-slps, coverle spread and
her towels and lights.
For catalogues containing full particulars, address
CHAS. B. STUART, President
~aau5 Pm Mansfield, louisiana
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MUSIC LESSONS.

--.-a MUSIC LESSONS.
ME undersigned is now prepared to give Lessons
on the Piano or Guitar 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 house, liberal deduction will
be made. VS. DONALDSON
All orders left at Cumming, Morrison 4 Co.'s
will be promptly attended to-. Pianos tuned and re-
paired. Sheet Music for sale ==sz==- iy2q 1y
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Shreveport Money Market.

Reported Blythe banking House Of Geo. A. Pike
9iVtr 1340Ql26
5e1NiG 11 boH|TS l4eG142
New Orleans City Notes, small ....... so 49ct dis
New Orleans City Notes, large. do
GEAc!iahge on SeW YORK get prem
i'iSe oL ~ A4Ouia..- L do
Exchange on New Orleans ..........J5 do
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Hide Market.

During the past week 926 dry and so wet hides were
received at this port most ofwhich were shipped The
following were the prices paid for hides, WOOL &C.:
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rggTrr,-p GARDEN SEED. 1868
Imp slP CABBAGE, LETTUCE. H.. from Pobert
sfCaba and IT. Z, phadepha Justreceved per steam
~~---S"-- P. II. KYES & co. 81
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IL 400 YARDS RAGGING, on hand,
IveVOO ToadTance on Cotton for sale here
or for shipment to New Orleans
R. H. LINDSAY, Cotton Factor.
shrsveport, August &c, 1868. ret
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FOE SALE-GHEAP =
~ N ACRES LAND, located in Tarrant county,
OHV Texas, about 81 miles from Dallas Land
represented to be good For further particulars apply
to G. ". BILLIARD.
jy3i tt -z5 office South Western
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Shreveport Price Current.

(HADE FRO. AeTuAl. SALES, AS TREY TRANSPARENT
" should be understood that our quotations gener-
ally, represent the wholesale prices United States
currency ~ filing small orders, higher rates will
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Fresh Arrivals.
McCUTCHEN & CO..

ON THE LEVEE. NEAR THE RAILROAD
HAVE just received full stock of Fres, Goods
IL consisting of '
FANCY and
STAPLE GROCERIES,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES
Which are offered to purchasers at New OrIean,
Prices. US -
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Il NOTICE.
I'M r. BENZ. D. CHAsEzis fully authorised to receive
w and receipt for all money due the succession of
A: Kimble, deceased, for work or purchases from A
will continue The business as heretofore for
OF the succession VIM. ROBSON,
p -Ee. Agent for Mrs. Jessie Kimble.
Shreveport December 1867 Tiff
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. ,-,,r- ron SALE!
4 ~ ny. DESIRABLE DWELLING AND lot =,
GO le SN street. Inquire of 81 noi on
G " SHERaan
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Liberal advances Made ON Consisnments.
- Also liberal advances made on Conscnmepss for
the above house
Shreveport, September 8, 1868. nv
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
HSHE Copartnership heretofore existing hatn,ea,
GERS, and J L. NAPLES, under the style Of Ianess.
ter Mccqtchen Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, J. W Lancaster and J. t. Naples having with
der the name and style of McCUTCHEN 4 co.
5. B. McCJTCHEN,
=, J. Y. ROGERS.
] -ShreEennri Eehruarv 10 1aae
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Commercial Intelligence.

SoUTH- " EsTERN4 OFFICE,
ST.. s=z= Shreveport Sept. 9,186s. {
A marked Improvement in business in all Of its ram
icatons is observable We do not remember the time
when the fall business opened early as it has this
season. or with good prospects Cotton is arriving
freely and finds aquck market at remunerative prices
COTTON-For the condition Of our cotton market,
we referto the following:
-a OFFICE OF R. H. LINDSAY,
Cotton Factor and Commercial Broker.
Shreveport, Sept. s. 1868.
The latest news from Liverpool, New York and New
Orleans quote cotton dull and lower by 80. This, to
u.s. strange in the face of the partial destruction
of the cotton crop, coupled with the light stock on
hand. We give the following extract from Messrs
Mill! Bros. & Co.'S Circular, dated Liverpool, August
II, 1885, which we think pertinent at this time:
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON AUGUST ID, 1865.
1868. 18s7.9z# 1866
American cotton in US. ports 10000 100000 $4,000
~ aaoat for Liverpool 5000 10000 lll,000
% stock in $40, coo $4,000 $1,000
Total American $4,000 $4,000 sac, 900
Price for middng Orleans 10Ad I11gd. 1411d.
East India cotton afloat $4,000 623, 900 1000
:" in Liverpool $4,000 $4,000 $4,000
:" e" in London 81 900 $4,000 81 900
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THOs. w. SCOTT, Agent.

Shreveport, La.
s5W Office at L. E. Carter's, No. s on the Levee.
J. C. ELsTNER, sub-Agent.
DR.. J. L. MOORE, Medical Examiner.
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! NOTICE.
VOY will still find HOWELL, DURHAM h TOM.
= klES at their old stand Mt the terminus Of the
Railroad, Shreveport ready to Receive and Forward
Cotton and to furnish Supplies at the lowest
rates. ivl5sn Z
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=, :. ~ a REV ENUE NOTICE.

THIRD DIsTR1cr, LOUISIANA.
J t51 Is hereby given that have ,aca;Ts9 3o r
oo of this District parishes Casdo 't ad
G0TPs e s Of taxes assessed and now dna ar
dsrs persons falling to pay said ~ Tor.s
penalty o me date of this notice become TabI tnG
oae per per centum per month and Interest At
UhIess f taGaa per month until paid ''l's a'
T law upon promptly paid the penalty imposed
s5eets ilys building, corner Milan an odq S,r;r
EUGENE TiSDALE, Collector
8 gAdao cazs.t. :, B, SAVAGE, Deputy.
copy s9-3t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-30

was no bstter ,pG than Pericles Or ,Asamem6
non. II Rq,bihad wished telwrite to Naoi
mi.l or David osend a word of lore to jsnaf
than when he was. . hundred miles, away;
they could not possibly havs done il under
twelve heufs. Norcpuld We toour trieads
80 years ago. 10 1868 the humblest citi-
zen Of Crest Britain can send suchia mes
sage. e.Anotl . hundred miles, but q thou sand,
in twelve minutes. ..sf.t III Spectator. !.