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I This Machine only S55.

The manufacturers of the above machine believe that
after careful and thorough examination to the
it's and qualifications of the different kinds of machine
adapted to FAMILY SEWING, they have overcome the
faults and imperfectons of the many now in the
ket aud have produced machine that is pronounced
by connoisseurs to be better designed better made
better finished more SIMPLE and reliable with
greater capacity for performing all kinds of Family
Sewing than any machine ever before offered to the
public and perfect and simple in their construc
ton that novice operate them with perfect sue
cess.
SEWING MACHINES are the best in the world, they
being the first machines ever made, aud having been
manufactured continuously under the supervision of
the original entor Elias Howe. Jr, since their first
introduction, in l645. They have invariably the
hi CHEST honors at the great exhibitions of the world
eliminating at the late EXPOSITION UNIVERSELI.E
at Paris where grandest combination of prizes
awarded at any exhibition, to any exhibitor, for any
goods whatever exhibited was awarded to the HOWE
MACHINE COMPANY, and their President, Elias
Howe Jr the Imperial Prize, the Cross of the Legion
of Honor a Gold Medal (the hgest prize within the
gift of the nry), and Silver Medal oequal grade with
the Highest Prize awarded for any other Sewing Ma
chine being the result of the EVIDENT EXCELLENCE
| OF TIE HOWE"
Many imtatofs have endeavored to fost Inferior a.
chimes the public more probably, than of all other
machines combined. Every possible pretext and ex-
cuse has been used for this purpose until has come
to this that constantly asked to repair fur
nish parts for machines never saw, and which
were bought for !. Howe" machines Take no dealers
word for it that machine Is genuine Howe" un-
/ less it bears the trade mark
The oulY manufacturers of the HOW D." Sewing
Machine are the Howe Machine Company, and there IS
tno other manufacturer Of the machine in the
world JOHN FRANK, Agent,
myl2 4 40 Pcydzas street, New 0rlsans
The south-western., 1869-05-26

WooL-The market, though still dull, has shown
trihe more animation since last, holders having
manifested disposition to meet buyers especially
broken and undesirable lots of domestic fleece anc
pulled. Carpet kinds relatively firm that branch
Of manufactures not having felt the degree of de
preston that other branches of the WOODEN trade have
suffered This is because the production of carpets
has not thus far. exceeded the consumption. Fine
foreign wool is neglected The sales 800, 900 #
State and Western fleece and pulled at 46l5G15c fol
the former and 35@50 for the latter.
The sales besides are 10000 ID California at 331 &c
for spring and 23c for A. p fall clip; 7oo0 b Texas 81
(@36; small lot extra do 40c.; $500 ID choice South
American pulled 67@67c.; $50 bales Cape and 900
ID unwashed Smyrna private terms.
HIDEs-There is fair demand from the trade. anG
the market closes firm. The sales 1880 Entire
Rios 81 Go22 ID, at 21c 1000 Central American, 8e2(
fb, l974@ azc gold: HOO Texas % b, &c currency
etc. Stock: 800 Buenos Ayres 10000 Rio Grande
2l0O Rio Janeiro. 1900 California, $4,000 Central Amer
ican, 400 Truxo, 500 Porto Cabeo, son West India
500 Maracaibo, 10, 900 Mexican and $4,000 Texas anG
Southern-tota l26, 200; same time 1868, 10000.
~ Shipping and Commercial List, May 5.
The south-western., 1869-05-26
Consignees of Merchandise.

PER STEAMER LOTA WANNA--A Moores pkg
G D Britt 2, t" Hervey, Elstner Il Warren--E %. to
Burnham Horr--E H Wells &co l, to ,Jessup, Marsh
Wiggins--R Craig dco 2-Mrs NJ Hunt l--Thos
H Morris ii NJ Benson 3-R Dawes 92--J Z Lewis
19-L New man Geo 3-total l4S pkgs.
PER STEAMER SELMA-Conway & Buckalew so5
pkgs--Gregg&Martin 202--G NJ Baker 171-McCutchen
&co 153-Stacey & Poland 15o-E & B Jacobs 1o6--
Walsh Boisseau 78--Jessup, Marsh & Virgins GA
Conway 59-Hervey Estner & Warren c7--Burnhan1
36--Walters 4 Elder 31--sPRR 27-E Mignery 20--J
Ricou Geo 2o--F Baws l. Kenney pm Lehmis IA
NJ 15--A Kahn eco l3-S Justi 12-J W Scott 12J
utz s--Youree & Winston S-Howell, Durham & Tom
kies 81 Mergiuery IN Sterrett 6-Chas Horn g.
Hoss & Durham 6--Tex Elk Co 6--Mrs M Hunt g.
Horan Buckner 4Hyams& Kennedy g. NJ Levy o.
? H Kyes &co 3-J McDermott st Morris 81
Compton S--R Craig eco 2--J Il Reynolds 2--Hamil-
ton &co 2-F Buchler 2--Wm Thatcher 2--White eco
1--Commercal Club ii ii W Jones Mcclure
& Barrett IN Kaufman ii Kahn &bro l. Recapit-
ulation Patkery 1916 pkgs, Shreveport 1773, Caro-
lima Bluffs 1l3, Way 4S7. Total f2S9.
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s. A STocKDALE, Collector
RADICAL MOVEMENT AGAINST THE CABINET

RADICAL MOVEMENT AGAINST THE CAB1NET.-The
following comes from Washington under date of the
9Th inst
Changes in the Cabinet continue to be discussed with
great freedom among the politicians here. Sena
Tor Sumner il is said is casting his eyes towards the
State Department. and Edwin NJ Stanton is spoken Of
for the Treasury Department by prominent Radicals,
who while they are satisfied with Boutwes politics,
thinks he lacks force. Sumner in conversation with
a gentleman few days ago said that if the country
demanded his services in the State Department, he
could not refuse although If his wishes con-
suited, of course he did want the place. Notwith-
standing this modest disclaimer, it is said by those
who know Sumner best that he would readily take the
State Department if it were offered him. Stanton has
great idea of his ability to manage the finances, and
had he been offered the place the outset here good
eason to believe be would have accepted it. 1t is said
pat the hue and cry gotten up by the Radical press
ont the Cabinet has for its ultimate object the dis
cement of some of the present Cabinet officers to
e wsy for more pronounced Radicals, ike Sumner
Stanton. learn from the best sources that 10
Der Of the Cabinet intends to resign just at pres
"a artanIP not before the meeting of Congress next
sE They say INC 50siFIUus te4a asen hAr
ostons; that some of them accepted at the
d quest of the President, and that whenever
hat their designations aTenecessaTy TO IN
M .ess of his administration they will be
y = They do not propose, however, to be
to resigniDg by what they term ne"spa-
The south-western., 1869-05-26

THE LAST RAIL SPIKED Closing Cerenaonies.-The
long and anxiously looked for event-ths connection,
BY rail- Of the Atlantic seaboard with the golden shores
Of the Pacifc-was finally accomplished at noon on
the 10th.
The ever memorable event witnessed by the
principal officers of both companies, and about two
hundred invited guests. Among them were Gems.
Connor and Ihrie, H G. Nottingham, Superintendent
of the Erie road and Gov. Stanford of Arizona. The
entire number Of employ IS and guests probably did
not exceed one thousand.
After exchanging congratulations, while the labor
ers of the Union Pacific and the Cinnamon Of the Cen
trail employed in arranging the tracks for the last
rail- the Rev. DR.. Todd offered up prayer, asking the
favor of Heaven upon the enterprise. This fol-
lowed by speech from DR.. Harkness of California; in
presenting Gov. Stanford with aspike Of gold This
was replied to by Gov. Stanford in few appropriate
remarks. Gov. Stanford, of Arizona, then presented
similar spike to the officers of the Union Pacific. The
response was made by Gen. Dodge.
Then the two last rails laid opposite each other
The wires arranged that the City Hall bell at
San Francisco struck every stroke OF the ham
mer, and the last stroke discharged con
nected AT San Francisco in electric circuit The lines
east also placed in connection, to report every
stroke at Omaha, Chicago, New York and Boston.
AT u o'clock the work Of driving the last spike
commenced amid the deatenng shouts of the multi
tude and in less than minutes the great nationa!
highway from ocean to accomplished
fact
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VALUABLE PLANTATIONsFOR SALE
About the Ist of July.

,.a THAT well known plantation, situated in this
N.iif parish, near Spring Ridge, known the WV.
z.I In BRACK PLACE.. Said plantation contains about
100 acres less, and is of the most desira
BILE homes in the parish the dwelling being nearly new
and commodious new gin house aud screw, the quar-
ters are all frame and comfortable with new double
corn cribs carriage house. stables &C., complete The
land lies Cypress Bayou, and large portion Of it is
the place fine peach and apple orchard, pears, figs
grapes straw wbelnes, raspberries, &C., &c.
Terms of sae-One-half CASH the balance in six
and twelve months notes to the purchasers order
secured by mortgage the place, bearing per cent
interest until final payment with the usual per cent
attorneys fee Ac. Of sale and stamps at expense Of
purchaser. G. }. SHEPHERD.
Shreyenort NAV 92 1850 fltdGwtd
The south-western., 1869-05-26

TENHE TRUSTEES of the Shreveport University
Il pleased to announce that they have succeeded in
securing the services of Prof. GEO. E. THATCHER,
take charge of this institution 1t is the design of
the Board to afford educational facilities equal those
of any part Of the country, and instead of sending
sons to distant States be educated offer such ad
vantages at home will command the respect and
confidence of the entire community. To attain this
end no pains will be spared to the best and
most experienced educators of uudoubted talent.
ripe scholarship, experience and skill.
The University is located in a very pleasant and
healthful situation, two miles of Shreveport.
The grounds extensive, afording ample room for
exercise, and the building is capable of accommodat
ing large number.
W stI"tl ea-eeto- Tire, sHSs -,
those who wish leave their the best heritage
that man can leave to his poserity, to cooperate
with u.s. JOHN N. HOWELL,
President Board Trustees.
Shreveport, January -, 1869. ftf
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DI Al xaVEI11 UE Sk14L VI 1AASoVAAsAs
THE ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets, Jan. /, 1869 ------ s3,619,670 90
officers.
pHas u AyhNphK4 pa1n pTesldsns pes
n n. =; I; i SELBf I1.Ie Secretary
WM, v y; BENTON General Agent.
DR.. JOHN t. HoDGES ..... Consulting Physician.
CLINE d JAMISON Leg al Advisers.
HON. ELIZUR WRIGHT ...... Consulting Actuary.
WM. II. McPHEETERS, ND, Examining Physician,
At ofse of Company daily from la to i, and to PM.
DIRECTORS:
Oliver Garrison, Wm t. selby.
Samuel Will, Mich. Schaeffer,
Theodore Laveille, William I. Gay,
Chas II. Peck, VIM. G. Jamson.
Gen. Thos. L. Price, R. P. Hanenkamp,
Jules Vale, L. II. Baker
Geo. R. Robinson, b. 4. January,
Robert e. Carr, Wm. j. Lewis,
John F. Thornton, Jas. o: Carson,
David K. Ferasson, Jacob Tamm,
Hon. John Hogan.
HARMON DoANE,
Vice-President Factors and Traders Insurance Co.,
SO Carendelet street, New Orleans
GENERAL AGENT.
Post Office Address-Lock Box 395.
DR.. THOS. R. MICkS
Gen neral a SSlStant ana travelling Agent
THos. w. SCOTT, Agent,
VIM. ROBSON, Sub Agent.
- Office-With S. NJ Chapman, Market street.
Dr.. j. L. MOORE, Medical Examiner.
YTyHIS COMPANY issues policies on lives on all the
q different plans and at us favorable rates az any
other while it has no restrictions in regard to either
travel or residence, and all it's profits divided
nualty among its policy holders. It's policies are all
issued on the non -forfeiting plan.
1t IS prnmpt in the pay mont of losses.
This Company renewed, and continues in force, Life
Insurance Policies held by the Southern survivors Of
the late war-forming exception, in this respect
from the majority, if not all the Eastern companies
which, while the war going on, refused receive
premiums, and thus preserve insurance on Southern
lives, but are now soliciting Southern support. The
ST LOUIS MUTUAL never, during the whole pro-
gress of the late civil war refused to receive the pre-
miums on policies from its Southern policy holders
. SHREVEPORT REFERENCES:
Col. B. NJ Johnson. President of Home Insurance
Company; Messrs. Walsh & Bosseau, Dr.G. c. Cat
lett, L. H. Carter J: G. Estner, Dew /. Tally. james
W. Howard, Drury Lacy, DR.. Joseph Wilder Rev. R.
S. Trippett, DID, F. ?. Leavenworth DR.. D. NJ An.
derson, Col. VIM. R. Shivers.
NEW ORLEANS BOARD REFERENCES:
This Institution is specially identified with the pros
perity of the South and West, and such together
with the high character and standing of the Company
its officers and managers, recommend it to our fel-
low citizens.
nv, t."pSy q Do'hei, AodNi 12iil'LH h So,
:: Il. Kennedy Co., c. T. Buddecke,
VIM. Il. Henning Co., Thos. K. Price,
Horrell, Gayle Il Co., J. Ad. Rozer
Converse & kennett VIM. McCulloch,
VIM. Edwards & Co., B. E. Castendyke,
f. S. Keep Co., Rev. j. X. Gutheim
j. Is. Murison u Co., Gen. Harry 7. Hays,
S. Z. Moore Co.
MANSFIELD REFERENCES:
Rev. Chas. B. Stuart, John w. Stuart, Esq. DR.. R.
T. Gibbs, DR.. ". G.. Thomas, Dr. n p Rives, Rev
John Pipes, Rev. II. G. Thweatt, DID, Messrs Dubois
Douglas, Rev B. F. Alexander. fs25 If
s-s5" Gazette COPY.
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Consignees nerTezas Express Company.

Mrs Helen Frazer, 7 E smith, Renben Dsjoarhett =
L Hendricks Mrs c 3 Ross, G g Vincent LS Longley,
] Thomas, Mrs Sarah arnold, Wm Pope, Foster
N G Gilbert. Reader, 3 Turner, Z Moore, Ms Y
Greer, O E Durham, " Shepherd Blaekburne eco,
7 Ii Chan. W j Dapree J Reeder, 3 Levisee, Or
Campbell ] NJ Arnold, q D Steel, Gordon, 7 5
Foster, j Henry, Allen Gibson. R E Moore, g.s Pat
terson, IA G Beale NJ FL Bristow. Grinnan ". Oscar
+ Holmes, J H Pope, S A Goodman Jr, Mrs Tabitha
hernogay. John johnson, Jas Reaux, Wood, 6
The south-western., 1869-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


rrmr, TIME!! TINE!!!
grecei7ed, 4 large assortment Of Clocks in marble
and rosewood cases. suitable for offices, saloons
,srlors Also the celebrated perpetual calendar reg
r the most accurate calendar and time piece ever
sented, and is ndispensably necessary in every oahh
s,ore Call and see tbem-they areworth iooking a.
On fine and select assortment of Brazilian Pcboae
snecaces and Eve Glasses in gold, silver and steei
Games which I offer at the lowest Cash prices
rwopld also call the attention of my friends ana the
nublc generally to the fact that am now III position
ao afi Watch work thoroughly and in worEmanhke
having secured the services OF s. + GORDON,
scientific and practical Watch Fnsher and enc who
s well known BY good manyo our prominent citizens
broughout the State for his competency and reliability
Y. SHfDET,
The south-western., 1869-05-26
Shreveport Quotati9nS Of Hides. ets

Number dry hides shipped yestcrday.. =
Number dry hides shipped previously Il 684-47 684
Number wet hides shipped yesterday 80.
Number wet hides shipped prevlously.. 5,341- 34
The south-western., 1869-05-26
RO. T. BUCKNER,
KnickerbOcker Life Insurance Company,

SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA,
ESSUES all kinds of policies upon the lives of both
Il men and women No restrictions upon residence
travel in any part of the United States.
Ofice-At Sale & Murphy's, corner of Texas and
Spring streets Shreveport iap29 If
The south-western., 1869-05-26

gNTANTED-A PRACTICAL PRINTER, to take
w charge, foreman, of my office. He must be of
good moral character and fully competent to publish
paper and get off all kinds of job work. habitual
drinker of ardent spirits need apply Liberal wages
paid or an interest in the paper given if preferred
Address, J. I. DAVIS,
Editor of the Weekly Dispatch,
mye5 1td6w1 Bastrop La
The south-western., 1869-05-26

A Perfect Sewing Machine-Wilcox Gibbs
Silent Twisted Loop Stitch, with hemmer, feler and
brader all for S55 and s65 1t always works at mo-
ments notice, and stops Prices reduced to suit
the times For sale by PHI. KYES & co.
ials lmdsmw1 Shreveport, La
The south-western., 1869-05-26
ShreYenort Price Current.

1AADE FRog ACTUAL SALES. AS THEY rRANseIRED.a
It should be understood that our quotations, gener
ally represent the wholesale prices. in United States
currency In filing small orders, higher will
The south-western., 1869-05-26
ORDER OF FIREnIEN's PROCESSION,

SA@1oAOAS9
ON MAY &c, 1869.
. THE several Companies composing the Fire Depart
ment will assemble at the Engine House, Travis
street. 80 O'Clock AM in the following order viz
Caddo No. / and Hose;
Pelican Hook and Ladder No. !;
Caddo No. Q and Hose;
Mayor and Trustees of the city;
Insurance Officers;
Citizens.
At 10 o'clock, signal from the bell the procession
will move, proceeding down Travis street to Spring,
down Spring to Texas down Texas to Commerce, down
Commerce to Crockett, up Crockett to Spring, down
Spring to Lake, up Lake to Market up Market to Fan
nin up Fannin to Edwards, down Edwards to Travis,
up Travis to McNeill down Mcneil to Texas up Tex
as to Common, as far Mulbaupts, then down Com
mon to Milam down Milan to Mcneil, up Mcneil to
Texas down Texas to Spring, upSprng to Travis, and
up Travis to Engine House.
JOE L. MOORE, Chairman,
@.- WIN. WINTER,
my25 1td&w Secretary Joint Committee
The south-western., 1869-05-26
Married

At the residence Of j. A. Simpson, this city, on
Thursday evening 10th inst. by Rev r. s. Trippett,
Mr.. JAMES H0SSto Miss CATHARINE A THARP,
hnth of Shrppeunrt
The south-western., 1869-05-26
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At YOUR OWN PRICES!
Greatest Bargains ever Offered in Shreveport,
z. CRAIG & CO.'S,
READ OUR PRICES

NETE have now on hand large stock of Staple and
w Fancy Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, which we
offer cheaper than they be purchased in any South
The south-western., 1869-05-26

TuE JoURSALIsr.-The New York Express in speak
10 of the death of Mr. Seymour, Of the Times SAYS
Journalists seldom perish from long illness. They
neraly pass away without having had time to sscrl-
ce slpon bed Of tedious illness They wear to the
,st. DYING while in the harness without being aware
fit. Probably no slase pen vas ever more TO be-
sred than the pen Of the journalist who has the ca
~ far hard and rapid work and the courage to do
IL work without cessation Yet people deny him the
onor.of being workinEman
ssM Memphis Agaiafehe, IN noticing the above ex-
says the popular idea Of journalist is somewhat
,hss man who lazily writes from day to day and Ct
,;ybt goes to the circus theatre free pass.
I'm loubger with nothing to 40 but BE- hanpy. We
Mould ike TO test some Of these airy critics with
esek's honest work.
The south-western., 1869-05-26
NOTICE.

IL Powers Of Attorney heretofore granted by me,
R are hereby revoked L. 3. CARTER.
Shreveport, say ], 1859. rmy4 Ind
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MUSIC LESSONS,

MUSIC EESSUNS.
Fs1HE undersigned is prepared to give Lessons
on the Piano Guitar to pupils, at their residence
or at the hall of the Glee Club.
Terms-AOne Dollar per lesson. If there are two OF
more pupils at the house. liberal deduction will
be made. w. >. DOSALDSON.
~ All orders left at Cumming, Morrison & Co.'S
will be promptly attended to- Pianos tuned and re-
paired. Sheet Music for sale. ljy29 ly
The south-western., 1869-05-26
50HNsoN's EXCHANGE

BANKING HOUSE,
VIII Check Oh
BANK OF AMERICA, New Orleans.
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION, New Y ork
BANK OF NEW YORK New York.
STATE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, St. Louis, No.
Collections promptly attended to- Gold purchased
and sold. B. M. JOHASoA.
Shreveport, February 4, 1850. [dAwts
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ALBANY, March II, 1869.

undersigned would urge upon the Democracy
80 " lance Of preparing now for The next strug-
$. cts enemies Such preparation is too COM
postponed until the eve Of elections. But VIC
.begin now to plant the seed if We would reap
harvest of future victories.
Jour Immediate cooperation is desired in move
aent nov making in every State county and town in
ID Union TO increase the circulation of Democratic
,aw wsnaners-of various local journals, which should
,Dshere be negected-and Of the New York World,
,hich has central position, national circulation,
Nj Is al able advocate Of Democratic principles.
The south-western., 1869-05-26

REMEDY rea LIoE oN eATrLE,-ssonle years sihce'
IA n fine Durham bull which, By couing IN contact
ith other stock purchased from droFe, became very
o,sy tried ashes, tobacco, water, kerosene, smut,
IA various other articles numerous 60 mention
fhout success. Finally, concluded TO try sulphur,
"a fuIiy succeeded IN banshng, rather desroFiag
IL objectionable parasites have tried Il seserai
;nas s,nee and reeommendsd it to others. and nave
saysr known 1t to fail
rn- full grown animal give tablespoonful II
80, If dry meal every other week or ten days 10
had cases and Think will finish the job Calves
la roarg stock give less u proportion to age
w. Cor. Country Gentleman.
The south-western., 1869-05-26
Shreveport University.

FEyHE FIRST REGULAR SESSION Of this 1ustitu-
IL ton will commence on Monday, February "
1869. and close the last week in June.
Rates of Tuition, &C., per Session
Primary Department. $50 %
Academic DeDartrnent t...................... rs 90
Preparatory Department. 80. 80 60
Collegiate Department t.........-....::.. 80 ~
Board per month including washing, lights, &C. Is 90
One half payable in advance balance 18th April
No deduction will be made from the above rates ex-
cept in Of protracted sickness. Each boarder
will be expected to furnish his pitcher,
looking glass; towels and bedding, except mattress and
bedstead. JOHN n HOW ELL,
President Board of Trustees.
Shrevenor IannarY l3. 1869. ltf
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81 IRH1M I'm -
ANNIV RSARY ALL,
ToBE GIVEN
At Brewers Hall,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. May a6, 1860,
Committee of Arrangements:
il. MooRE, F.M. ssScHEz, W.P FoRD,
T. Il. cAnp, D. MApca, j. THArcHEa'
Invitation Committee:
"A. LEONARD, NJ. KAUFMAN, JR., D. N. CLAY,
WA. WINTER r. B BURNS, J WILDER,
G. A. Booaou1s, D. P Fewer, PHI KrEs.
Reception Committee:
A. TEAH, J. G. MoseuRE, FL. ALooeKr,
J. A. JACOBS, s. NJ. ASHER, L. DALzELL.
Floor Managers:
J.L. MOORE, R. T. BucKNER, 7. BYLASD.
J. B. GILMORE, G. W. DILLARD, ]. w. ARNOLD.
~ Ladies' invitations can be had by applying to the
Invitation Committee. Imyl2 St
ICEi ICE!! ICE,N
OWING to the success of our Ice Machines having
W filled capacious ice house, supply
sumers at reduced price, and will deliver it in carts
after the first of June at reasonable price Great in
ducements will be offered to persons in the different To-
caltes of the city to retail Ice.
eW We have on hand thirty or forty tuns which
will sell at one cent pound.
ROBSON, SALE CO.
Shreveport May co. 1869. [d&wtf
SEALED PROPOSALS
49,. FoR building Synagogue will be received up
H5.::I to the First of June next, per plans and
aRl.l specifications at P f. L. FRANKS.
Zion Congregation reserves the privilege of rejecting
any all bids. P. F. L. FRANK,
Chairman Building Committee.
Shreveport May IA. 1869. Ld&wtd
NOTICE. .=--=zz,
INTERNAL Rnpps,uE COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Third District Louisiana.
NOTICE is hereby given that I have received from
~ the Assistant Assessor of this Division tn list of
Special Taxes Licenses assessed and due that
any person who shall exercise carry any trade,
business profession without payment of the special
will be liable the penalties of section 73 of the
Internal Revenue Laws. j. B. SAVAGE,
Deputy Collector.
May 49, 1862 st
NOTICE.
MT R. BENZ D. CHASE is fully authorised to receive
I'VE and receipt for all money due the succession of
A. Kmble deceased, for work purchases from A.
kimbles Carriage Factory Blacksmith Shop. II
will continue the business, heretofore for account
of the succession WIN. ROBSON,s
Agent for Mrs. jessie Kimble.
Shreveport, December 4, 1867. tf
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Died..

In New Orleans Thursday evening" 18th inst, at i
o'clock, JOHN ELIOT MCCLURE, aged about 30 years,
native of Vermont and for about 80 years resident
of this city.
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S5 Texas street, shreveport.
Nav IS, 1869. [lmd&w

Newspaper Agency-Thos. Mcintyre, Advertis-
,nr Agent, Nos. 90 and g Common street, New orIe
ons offers his services to newspaper proprietors
roeure advertisements and to attend to any business
sr them in the city. Personal attention given to all
orders for purchase of printing Materials paper sta
tiopery, &C.. &c.