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4 DESERVED cAsEIGArIoN.

SAVANNAH, August 81 EThe carpet-bag de-
putty postmaster Of this city having refused to
deliver the mails Of the Morning News, the De-
mocratic newspaper Of Savannah, the proprie-
tor, MIR. ]. b. Estill, demanded an explanation
this morning, which not being given, he chas-
ased the deputy. who is named Seely, p.
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THE WAn IN CUBA.

HAVANA, Au1ust 31.-The insurgents in Co.
Ion District have gone eastward, taking many
slaves.
To Deums are ordered to be orrsreu up III the
Puerto Principe churches, for the disappear
Ance Of tho cholera.
The semi-monthly Dario, prepared for the
Spanish steamer, editor tally regrets their in
ability to send fattering notices regarding the
suppression OF the insurrection.
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Sca~ TIE SPLENDID sIDE-WHREr
<IX@XSZ STEAMSHIP CHAHpION r. "
A<16EA6T~ LOCKWOOD. Commander, win sail
seI<.=kassI from AdRer's south Wharf on sIr
CnDAf september z,h, at O'Clock, p. NJ
chased on board after sailing
,es9s. vs. No Bulls Of Iad1a signed after the steamer
aS- Through Bills Laiing given for Cotton n
Boston and Providence. R. T. "
~ through Bills Of LadIpg given to Liverpool
81 Marine insurance by this line H per cent
N1r The Steamers Of this line are frst class in
every respect, and their Tables supplied with ali
kets. AAi@'
For Freight or Psssage, apply to
JAMES ADaEh & CO.. Agents
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay npestaira,
- The fteamsh1p CHARLESTON win follow and
saii on TuHspAr. September Z. at halEpast O'Clock
as M
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sS soLOMON's BfrTtRs.-rBIs PRE-.

~ soLOMON's BIrTERs. This PRE-
FARATION. compounded by one Of our oldest and
most esteemed druggists. has, during the shor. ,ime
in which it has been offered to the public, attained
reputation which has almost entirely driven out of
market The various tonics and stimulants which, for
few months. by e1orbitant putting and heavy ad-
Vefhsiag, succeeded In building profitable buh.
ness for their protectors. r.sj r7U -e.'-,
N solomon's Bitters are not of tho dsshy STYLE de.
nendins mon large advertising, bought puns and
fictitious recommenuaIiens fnr sale to 9 Rullib,e
jpuoic& Their composition Is well known 10 and an.
proved by msny Of our hest physrnans aud ,he pro.
prietora depend upon the inirinsic merits OF III, 4,
medicine TO make It as popular as It IL curative,
They do not pretend to oder medicinal prepara.
ton that will all the Ills tst hosh Ii he,r to-
but they do contend thai the indiciGus use OF these
fiuers Will greatly alleviate human suffering. and
bring very many to Q state Of comparative health
who have long been strangers to that great blessing
One good genuine Recommendation Of any pro.
fessed curative is worth dozens or hundreds OF
bought certificates, and the Messrs. soLOMoNs
have only pubshed few out Of the hundreds Of un.
solicited testimonies which the have received We
this morning give copy Of letter from Hon. ALEX
a. STEPHENS, whose peculiarly enieoblsd condition
for the past SIX months has been kno1n 10 the whole
country. His fow earnest words will 40 much fur.
ther to confirm The good optcion already existing ss
to the beneficial qualities Of thIs medicine than
would columns Of stereotyped recommendations
from unknown parties; 81 W /
LBERTY HALL,
.e4 CRAw7oRDsvuLr. Ga, August H. 1850. I
Henyi, A.A. SO'onons d Co.. Dnaoias, Savannah,
CAT! t{
GHrrLHhnN-please send me half dozen bottles
Of your Bitters. I havo been using them lately
upon the Recommendation OF friend, with decided
beceht IN giving tone TO the diiestivs organs and
general strength 70 my systen- Send by Express.
With value endorsed, Q. o. D. ssl. =,
Yours respectfully, $3.50
(siRned) ALEXANDRA n, gTRPHRNs
August a. N; ~ q ~. ~ fssf.S limo : ;
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STRIKE AT0UEBEC.

QuEBEo. August S1.-The laborers employed
ON the chipping struck for wages. Seventeen
hundred joined in disorderly procession, and
che Mayor and several prominent citizens
were roughly handled and the military were
called out. t-
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EUROPE.

NAPoLEos's HEALTH-THE WAR IN JAPAN.
PARIS, August 3l.-The Emperor received
visitors to-day. .a
The capture Of Hakodadi by the forces of
the Miiiado Ia confirmed.
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s5- SOUTH CAROLINA, BEAUFORT
CoUSTY-IN RoUfTY.-D. n. PLArrs, ADMIN 49,.
TRAToR, vs GABRIEL vARN.-sILL FOR IN.
JUNoTIoN.-Pursuantt to an amended uecre.al Or
der ofthe Court Of Equity in the above stated case.
the Creditors OF J. j. PLATrs deceased, are called
on to prove their demands before me by the y1asr
DAY OF NovRlmRn next. II, q. JUDD
Beaufort. s. O., August 49, O.o.p.
Sept1 1amoa
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81 TAXES TAXES i-COL LETON
CoUarY.-Tte time for paying State and County
Taxes without the additional twenty per cent. has
been extended until the K1aHrEEsrH DAT OF SEP
1EssER. JAMES W. GRACE.
August 81 O Treaurer n n
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~ TAX NOTICE.-OFFIOE OF CITY
TREASURY, SEPTEMBER, 1sr, 1ess.-The third and
iastins,alment or TAX ON REAL ESTATE for 1869 Ia
due, and payabledurins The present month
8. THOMAS,
soptl cttv rra,vnr.-
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STfHE, NRATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
1HE EoHBAPEsT.-THE NEvs JOB oFFIoE, No.
l4s RAsr BAY, having replenished It's Stock With
new nnd large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality and latest styes prepared TO execute at
tho shortest ineace and in the best manner, JOB
PRINTING of eymy description. sa
Can aod examine tie scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere
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@oFFIJE SAVANNAH AND CHARIEs-
TON RAILROAD COMPANY. CHARLESTON, Az.
GUST %. 1ses.-rhis Company is now prepared 10
FUND THE INTEREST DUE. and to be come due on
September I. 1869. ON the Bonds OF the CHARLRs-
TON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD COMPANY. en-.
dorsed by the State OF South Carolina according TO
the proylfons Of Section Third fai, of an Ac. to ems
bic the savannah and Charleston Railroad Com mpapy
to complete their Road. which Section reads "a fol.
follows, viz:
sEcT1os 3. That the said Company is hereby
further authorized and required to fund and redeem
the Coupons for interest of the Bonds OF the
Charleston aud Savannsh Hnilroad Company pua-
ranteed bv the Stlte now past due, and that mn v
fal due on or before tho hrst day of SepIember
1861 by issuing therefor an equal amount OF their
Bonds. with Coupons attached, for interest paysble
semi.annually, at the rate OF aeven ner cont nor
anuum, and the principal to become due in twenty
years aNer the date thereof And tn, payment of
said Bonds 30 tn be issued IN substitution for inter.
eat Couvons rha be guaranteed by the State In the
same manner and Rs fully tho said original Bonds
oithe Charleston and savannah Railroad Company
arc now guaranteed; subject, however 10 the proyi
sohs OF sect1on OF this Act.
The Treasurer o. tho Company win FUND DAILY,
between the hours Of Nine and Two o clock, At the
ONCE Of Mcssrs. CAMPBELL & sEABRooK. No.
80 Broad. street. s.W. FIsHRR
August 50 mwf Secretary ard Treasurer.
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81 EXECUTORS FINAL NoPIUE.-NO.
tee Is hereby given that on the rmsr DAY or
sEPTEhDER ensuing. the undersigned will apply
to the Judge Of Probate. OF Charleston County, for
n' charge Executors Of tho Estate OF tho late
JOSEPH PaTTANI.
JAMES F. sLATrERY,
FRANCIJ P0L1EoE,
Executors OF Estate OF ]. PaItani.
Sept vsss
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Special aotiees.

STCONsIdNEES PER STEAMSHIP CHAM
PIoN, from Now York, are hernby notified tina.
she Is TINS DAY dischsrgins cargo at Adger's South
Wharf All DDS remaining on tho wharf at sunset
will be stored at expense and risk OF oonsIgnees.
JAMES ADaER CO.,
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@MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTS SUF
FERINd nom Diseases partaioing to the aenito
Urinary Organs. will receive the hte,t scientific
treatment by placing themselves under the care OF
Dr. T. RERNTsJRRNA. once No. "a HAsRI-
srh KEr. three doors east from the Postof,ce.
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EOR NEW YORK.

REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
-Era-n TIE SPLENDID sTRi iMsBIp
IMxM3XS sAnAGoSsA, Captain O. RYDER
SE9B8lE3ffY Will leave vsndrrhorst's wharf on
.sSDsNAAxas. "WEDNESDAY, September l. 1869. at 4
O'Clock p: n -. RAYENEI & CO., :.
AuRust25 Agents.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

No Proceedings OF tho United States District
Court for the Western District or South
Carolinn-AuGustT Term, 1859.
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|" FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &e.-MEssRs.
JOHN cAMPeEN co. have opened Branch to
their Marketstreet FIGURING Mills at the corner Of
Rast Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. Tho Store 4,
hrge and commodious. and having secured full
stock OF the various cereals, they are prepared to fur
nsh their customers with Grains ut the loyest mar
ket rates. 3,eowA September ~
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We oheerfllly recommend the above Company to
ihe patronage Of the citizens of South Carolina.
Columbia. o.-J. 3. Preston. J. r. Carroll, @. d.
Melton 8. ". Melton. ]. D. Pope.
Camdeu.-J. B. Kershaw. VIM. M. Shannon, W. E.
Johnson.
sumter.--John B. Moore.
Wiubsboro'.-w. r Robertson, j. b. McCantp.
James Fl Rion.
'orkville,-w. B. Wilson. A. eoward. James Ma.
son, L D. withzspoon. ]. B. Bratton. J. t. Lowry,
r. q. McCaw.
Anderson.-J. L. Orr.
Barnwell.-Jos A. Lawton. James Patterson, John.
son Hngocd
olarendon-Jno. L. Manning. t. o. Richardson,
Browne Manning.
EXPERIENCES IN oHARLRsToN.
General JANE, CONNER, Mesars. PEL2ER,
RODGERS & co, JAMES q. WILSON, Esq GEO.
Il. WALTER. Esq. LEWIS D. MowRY, Esq.
August 10 2mos
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~ A CARD-sOUrRRRN LIFE INsUR-
ANoE COMPANY. ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.

~ A CARD-sOUrRERN LIFE INSUR-
ANoE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
To the Ptcpte ofSoxa Carolina: s
The above Company was Organized In 1860. in
consequence Of the Wholesale forfeiture OF Southern
policies by Northern companies. The unparalleled
success Of the enterprise has forced several Of these
companies to restore their sout"ern policies from
the fnot that they could not operate in our rndat
without the appearance of honesty.
We keep all our money al home to build nm our
impoverished counry-every dollar of premium
being safely invested In the State from which Il s de.
rived The institution ts purely Southern, and hence
should sppeal with great force to the patriotism and
and sympathy Of every Southern heart
Iis not our purpose 10 make war on other com.
panies. but to exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern Campany-founded on
patriotism and solid wealth. Its ratio Of assets to
Hhoilies-the true test OF company q atrength-is
second to none on this continent being nearly $500
to 500.
Whenever and wherever We have presented the
claims Of this Company. It has not only enlisted the
sympathes OF our people, but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured 600 polcies
In South Carolina since the 10Th OF February. We
number smong our Directors General Wade Hamp-
ton and Colonel Vim. Johnston, gentlemen well
known to every citizen OF South Carolina. We ap-
peal personally to the people OF south Carolina 10
asaist In pushing forward this deservedly popular
southern institution. j. II. MILLER,
General Lsent Southern Lifo insurance Comp,n,
No. 23 Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
y. Y. IUPPEn.
81 a., Agent, Charleston, e. C.
NV. DEsAUssURE. NJ. D..
Medica, Examiner.
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s5' 'BATCHRLORs HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye 70 Tho best in the world, the only
true and pertses Dye; harmisss reliable. inutsat..
neousi no dinppointnsnts no raiealous tths; fsia.
ediss The IN sssess o. bsd dysst inyigorates and
ikosd al Dr6&sf,a add fesfumsss, and prop,riy
spniied A Bachelors Wig fsetory. Ne. - Bond.
st,a. New Yoti. { ~ IN Nay is
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BALTIMORE AN ID CHA Il =. K q n a. !.
STEAMSHIP LINE.

&rAM THE STEAMSHIP FALCON
M&Ye Captain HoRsKY, will sail for Baiti.
SE[l&llE8K more on FRIDAY, Sd September at
r,.-4e.@- haltpast 1 O'Clock p, NJ from
Pier No. l, Union Wharves. - ~
~ Through Bills Lading eigned for all oIasses Of
frelght to BOSTON. PHlLAD EIPHIA WII,NINc
WEST. $40 AA ~
For Freight or passage spply to
Ann,., q, couhTENAY TRENHOLM,
Ao8oht M t Union Wharyes
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aSa&SIEfaS wIll leave v.pdslhorsts wharf on
o..;aDs : - "WEDNESDAY sspts smber 1863, at
Ausu.tas 2 AA'AN' Agents. gent
PhCIElC HAIL sTEAmsIIIP COMPY's,
TRRoUGH LlNE TO
oALiFobN!A, OH!hA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
sGAxa :, srRAMEns OF THE ABov
MNXEn lne leave Pier No. 40. North Bivsr.
Ia o clock noon Of the ist. iiih ana
a1ss Of every month tsscspt when these dates jail
ss
nSss sSs = ~ teas P.as and Central
Departur. OF nth Of each month Connect, v,,,
the new steam line from Psnama 70 Australia snc
Steamship CHINA lea,.s San Fra, CT. co for Chin.
and Japan October l. 1862.
No California steamers touch at Havana. but ss
direct from New York 10 Aspinwan.
Medicine aud attepda nes free.
at the ooMPANY's TToKKr oFs1oE. on tbs NSaIs Rnls
foot Of canal-street. North Riyer. New York.
March u iE T. n. nABY. Agent.
FOR GRORG ETOWN, 8. c.
THE STEAMER RMILIE, tHAv-
ING been unavoIdAbly detainsd) win
Freight win be received THp DAY At South CONNER
sHAcKRLFoRD 4 KELLY, Agents,
sept No. I Boyce's Wharf
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH. FPRNANDINA AND yACKso
vIELE.
= rE-h TIE ELEGANT AND pIRsT-cLAS0
SsTEAMRR DICTATOR, CaptaY
W. T. MoSKtFr. WIN sail from Charleston every.
IrxspAx EVENING. at Nine O'Clock. tor the above,
pofntA. '' -
Connecting with the Central Railroad at SsyAnrsl
for Mobile and New Oneans aud with tho Floridt
Railroad at Fernsndina for Cedar Keys. ct whiol
point steamers connect with New orlesns, Mobile,
Pensacola, Key Nest and Hayana. 't
Through Bills hdiug sisued 10 New Orleans III d,
Eohe. = -''''i|' '[.'' f''-
All fsydght payable on The wharf. -i -'
!, Goods not removed At sunset viii bs stored at ris
and expense Of owners.
J. d. AIKEN 4 co., Asents, - g
AsyT INV South Atlantic WhSr1.
FOR BEAUFOtk1, EDISTO And ROCK
il WILLIE. l.t
nK-h THE STEAMER PILOT ROY
Captain FKNr PKcx. will leave for the.
above polnts on THpnsDAY MoRAMa, at 8 O'Clock.
Returning. will leave Beaufort FRIDAY hoRNNa, at
8 o'clock
FOR frsiaht or Passage. apply to the ',.-
August 81 . Accommcdaion wharf.
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4TPRErrY N.-ACOMPARATIvE-
TX ,sw heies monopoa.e me eeanty p wen as the
10, and win be while men arc foolish and snele ont
pretty faces for companions
This can all be changed by usipg HAaAN's MAG.
HoLrA BALM. which siyes the bloom Of youth ana
reh1ed sparkling beauty TO the compiexios, pleaa.
ipa, powerful And natural.
mo lady need complain Of . red, tanned. freckied
or rustic complexion who viii insest Is cents In Ga.
san's Magnolia Balm. Its effects are truly wonder.
fui. sstt's
To preserve and dress Abe Hair, uss Lyons Ks.
thaIron. Nae Wfmfmo Auouat OK
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FIFTEENTH DAYS. pncnrEnrNos

Iynon OUR own CORRESPONDENT
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NE w YORK AND CHA 1. E sTO n,
BTEA HIP LINE,
CABIN PASSAGE $50.

FOE n n e w 70 r. x.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON

SrAUm THE STEAMSHIP PRoMETHE.
I2SMT$%U %. Captain A. b. aRAx Will Laye
Sds sp3bSiy 3S y-f-. - "'-'-,H =. me-
sept John & THEO. GETTY.
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Spsrial uotifes.

81 THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE,
application will be made for renewal Of Certificates
o. the following STOCK, Wig: Shares No. 1926, I'm
Peoples Bank; shares, No. $50. in Peoples Bank;
also. Share Of each Of the following numbers in
Planters and Mechanics Bank. viz: Nos. u, Ss2,
16,76o 1880 TO 15.76o inclusive.
sopt1 1AmoS PAUL TRAPIRR,
I MANHooD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY ON
THE CAUSE AND CURE OF PREMATURE Dr.
CLINE IN NAN. the treatment OF Nervous and
Ph, sIcal Debility, &C.
"There is no member Of aocIety by whom this
book will not be found useful. whether such person
holds the relation Of Parent, Preceplor or Clergy.
man."-Aedicat Timer and Gazette.
Bent by mall on receipt OF fity cents Address
tie Author, DR.. E. DEF. CURTIS.
Sept Tyr Washington. D. c.
~ FANCY AND FASHION NEED NOT
be ashamed 10 use nTLk or vtOLETs, as It has
been awarded the Highest prize In the Court Of Beau.
y and esteemed tho perfection OF true oveiness by
the ladies everywhere. Sold by Druggists and fancy
goods dealers. v. W. BRINoKRBHOFF, New York,
sole Agent for the United States. sept1
NOTICE., THERESA soNNTAG, WIFE
OF OTTO s0NNTAa, Dyer and scourer, residing at
No 14l Aarfet'street. south ride. do hereby give
nonco that will carry business as O Sole Trader
In ono month from the date hereof.
August rs limo THERESA soNNTAa.
ss EXECUTORS NoTIoE.-ALL PER.
SONS having esan6 Gsurs . Parish will pre-
sent the same legally attested to JOHN z. RIVERS,
Esq, Attorney at Law, at his oice No. Courthouse
Square, on or before the T1Rsr DAT OF NovznBxR
next. or they will be debarred payment; and those
indebted to said Eetate will make immediate pay
ment to the same. o. E HUGHES. Rxecntor
July ~ ], aug 2.1e, sept liz oct LIE nov1
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New York Wool aud Hides Markets.

WooL.-There has been an increased demand since
onr last for some kinds of domestic, notably
and coarse woods at about former prices me gooa
conditioned fleece of low and medium grade are now
very difficult to be had and this will henceortn rem
der the substitution of the finer qualities matter OF
necessity fn of choice quaties at present tne
fra GRADES may be bought at aboutthe same gures as
The lower qualities and though the shrlnkage OF lne
former is considerably greater it will answer near
ali the purposes for which coarse woods are new usea
on,b;ng varieties are now and wanted at tui
nrices foreign is quiet sales 225 oOo H. s.a.s anu
Western fleece and pulled at 4a@52c for the former,
and se04s for the latter The sales beside are 29oou
r. snrng clip California, 22@25c. for bury ana zs9
soc far fine 900 ID. do. fall 11g23c Tor ourry anu
free of burrs 600 H. Texas 2552 the 1nslae pllse
far hurry 10000 b. Mexican and Santa re, the lor-
,,ar al ~ 6aoc and the latter on private terms;
H,nrs There is a fair demand from the trade anu
the market closes steady The sales are 1ao Esps
Ayres 2255 h. at 2ac 1900 Montevldeo ana Eh' as
Rios % h. 22@22lc.; 1000 dry sated farnanSa. -
Il 14c gold $50 wet sailed Texas, % d. idespze,'
ado city slaughter IS tb., ll3c currency zouo Dus
nos Ayres 22 h. 400 do kip, Up IVY sns
Of H. 1000 Bogota II b. SIT dry sailed saYanllla ~
Iayinan 81 H. 1850 do kip, II h., l5o Dry sa..ea
aras 81 h., 1000 wet sailed do. here and to arrive,
StneL "a 800 Buenos Ayres 500 Montesldeo ZIP aloJ
R;o erande $500 California, 700 Havana 100 gentra
snoarican 5000 African 100 West India, 720g bogota
sarana 5000 Mexican, and 5000 Texas and southern
n.ai az 900 same time in 1858, $500.
io'''' fShipping and Commercial List, Nov. ~.
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1.g Liberal advances made on consgnments
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FOR SALE.
100 ACRES FRESH LAND,


GITUATED partly in De Soto parish La, and Pamela
y county Texas, now owned By Dr. H Me G;2
ofland is bounded the north by lands of Wells and
Baker the south by lands of Brinkiey and jenkins
the east by lands Of Cole and Anderson and on the
west by lands of Johnson There several hundred
acres of cleared land in this tract The buildings are
plaln though comfortable and character such as are
needed by all farmers. The place is we'll watered and
nexhaustible quantity of first class timber of every
description.
This land is offered private sale until the 18th
day of December next, and if not sold by that
time will be offered that day at public auction in
front OF the Court House. in the city of Shreveport
Parish of Caddo without reserve to the highest bid
der.
| will make the payments easy to an enterprising
man, if am properly secured, thus enabling him TO
pay for the tract from its products The title is be-
yond question: as the lands now in only the third
or fourth hands from original entry Neighborhood
good and near the main thoroughfare from Shreveport
to Loganspor the Sabine river, For full particu
lars apply, without delay, to
P. H. R0SSON, 4
n3 7tw Auctioneer, Shreveport, La.
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IConsignees ner Texas Exnress Comnany.

I'm H Pitts, F A Chambers, R JONES' U P Levy, E
esckle, ] McBruth. J A 81 W Russell, " Garvin,
4 B Berry, Mrs ] Campbell, E Lang, S Cotton,
fssie Morris, Morton eco, S J Berry, Hughes Cor
IAN, Reuben Ford D Melville, G Chambers. II A
4eely, W A Stephens, j Dreyfus eco, j W Clarke, W
swens, D L Neal, NJ McPhall, Hamilton eco, Thos
OK G NJ Baker, Reuben Moore, Bell, MeCeary
Il F McCarty, E Wright, S Davis. n 0gi1vie, Jno r
iahoAy, P H Kyes, Rice, R W Reaves, E ? NJ John
On, NJ w Bryan, J + Adger DR. A Goodman, Miss A
ones, Ms Lizzie Pameron.
! R Wells, Ernest Schuler, Hudson, J Dickson,
I T Gibbs, B Cawthorne, S W L Ray Miss N Moore,
NJ K W Stennet, G NJ Baker, j Ruthesford, J W
81 ughton, W Moore, C R Howard, Young P R
A lace, L A Furniss, Mrs Wells, Mrs G Lister, F
@lcocke,sG II Wells &co, J G Annioces, } H Lindsay,
e gs# Fuller F L Tally
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-12-15
New York Dry Goods Market

V Ne market for domestic cotton goods presents no
III Features and trade is unusually quiet for the sea
"a The decline in gold and the weakness of the raw
Il IN together with the general uncertainty as to the
III sruling of values, have tended to hold bushes IN
%Rgs holders than might be expected under the cir
NJ s albeit many dealers would doubtless make
sst concessions in order to Stimulate business. The
Imposition of the buyers is to take rather small stocks
md it is only by offering them bargains that they car
beinduced to anticipate their wants to any extent As
tdwoolens there is very little doing, and very little
mods are moving rather more freely, current paper
honey prices being MORE acceptable under the decline
fhe whole dry goods market, however lacks what IN
mercantile parlance is called snap"
q FShipping and Commercial List, Nov, q.