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New York Dry Goods Trade.


The market for domestic cotton goods remains very
quiet and prices unchanged. Staple fabrics are
generally held firmly. the current production affords
very little profit, current prices being somewhat
lower than at the corresponding period last year. not
withstanding the material is four five cents
higher than it then. Stocks of most kinds of
goods have accumulated, the supply for several months
past having exceeded the consumption In view of the
increased estimates of yield the most popular of which
vary from two and three-quarters millions to three
millions of bales of he large manufacturers
very prudenty curtang their production rather than
to go png up stocks at extreme cost to possibly
competition with goods made from much cheap
cotton of the incoming crop In view OF the anom-
aous condition of the market is very evident that
policy of extreme caution will be observed through
out the fall season. at least until the equilibrium of
prices shall be restored. There have been few buy
ers looking through the market during the week, but
their purchases have been very light prices being rath
above their views New styles Of colored goods are
being opened, and the designs and finish appear to be
up to the usual standard fexcelence. New prints at
1885, however, are regarded as being too high by one
cent Best makes of heavy brown sheetiDgs steady
at 1615@iTc Standard 64-square printing cloths So
@815c. Brown drills 17@l715c. Bleached shirtings
I@25c. for standard and extra brands. Dark styles
OF deaines 2Io. Winter woolens are generally held
firmly, but with the exception of few purchases of
beavers and chinehilas, by the clothing houses bust
ness is dull. Fannes and blankets are firm, with some
business. Foreign goods quiet the season having
not yet opened. shipping and Com List, July a.
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Consignees Of Merchandise.

k PER STEAMER ERA No. 9-Fisher & Mcknight .
pkgs, Douglas & Rhowe 3 Miller & Williams 5, to
Gibbs Cooley & Davis7 McElroy & Boggess 8, DR.
J Snow 10, S G Stewart II, to McCutchen &co-Shaw
&co l, s Land 6, to Stacey & Poland -DrS " Marsh
/, I Rhodes &, NJ l6, to Walsh Bolsseau-P Il
B FL NJ &eo 5, to Burnham & Horr-Bailey, Dupre &co
3, Ward &co ., John Hewitt Z Mann Is z W IuI
j. q BJ1l to Z & D Iacobs-J ] Mallard6, Fl II
White l. S Lewis 6, Boyd Z, to Thurnond
Hcks-Thos Phillips Mcclure, Barrett & Smith 2.
w Rose 3-Chas Rpinsky 2--J Lewis John Cald-
well 9--M Kaufman loo-Tex Elk Co 81 4 Hawkins
beck s Robinson "a Wolf 1o--Geo Dreyfus 5o-Geo
A Pike Tx 30--T T Penne IS Staiti 1-=E ] Lee
man -NSutherland &c " Cole Hamilton &co
l0l-G Bertrand 9l-P FL kyes Geo SOW Il Weaver
& Collins 25-W $ Haven SC II schnur AT Total
PER STEAMER ERA No. lo-=W 2 Coleman pkgs
& Martini Calm &bro 2as-zJ Z Galloway 2 B \ Mar
tin II Ward &eo + N 4 " w 7 3, > do to BuTnham
{ Horr-Conway & Buckalew 2io--Sale & Murphy p
W Miller 3, do to Howell, Durhamts Tomkies-C
& W3M, Nick &co 1876 H &co IS B 7 Turner
M Boren e. 81 do to Jessup. Marsh & Wiggins--S +
&co Tatum L to McCntchen &eo--F Cohen 23-M
Lehmis ii Utz III Vance fl Westmoreland
l. to II &coS Wilson o., to n Hicks-Thos
Chase E G Smith /, s. do to Walsh s BoisseauW
W Sente 1T Turner |, 80 do to Stacey ID Poland
Thurmond l. Bowles 44-White 10 S Il LII i Is, TO
G G Thurmond--Jas F Utz 3--M Kennedy Nv Ken
needy IN Kaufman 2--R G Lowe !, do Hymns
e Kennedy-B Hyames ls--T q Morris 2e-P L
Frank L w L W ker IF Guillolet IN 4 3 Sl--J
c Vance I'm Lehins Ii Goodwin Ii Goodwin
1T W Swartz l--R II Parker5-- G Cole 1a--Bar-
low IN 5-R Silverstein 77--Horan Buckner IS
A Dreyfls s-I4ooney & Cousins CIV Brooks 22-
Geo A Pike Mrs A s Wells 2--Herrey, Elstner 4
Warren l5oM Levy loL Baer I-Khned Phelps l.
Hamilton 6co 15-Geo Bertrand III &co 52-E
Lehman 3-White tSco Tex Es Col,
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Shreveport Dry Goods Market.
Shreveport Money Market
To Planters and Shippers!

To Planters and Shippers!
Il to their
COMMODIOUS WAREHOUSES;,
at Corner of Commerce and Milan streets,
ON THE LEVEE,
and directly opposite the wharf prepared,
in view of their increased facilities to offer superior
inducements to all shippers and consgnors of Cotton,
Produce or other Merchandise.
They have reduced their warehouse charges
to the following low rates:
Storage on Cotton 81 Il cents per bale, currency
6 on up-freights Is cents per barrel, currency.
With these advantages, together with their we'll
known corps Of efficient assistants, they respectfully
invite share of patronage.
-. They will make liberal advances in Cash and
Supplies upon all eonsgnmens, and prompt attention
will be given to all business entrusted to them.
Resp ectfully, &c. WALSH & BOISSEAU.
Shire yeport August z 1850. Id&w6m
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ertisement.l

7. oHREFEPoBT, La, August 3, 1863
zen: Buell., Commanding, &C., efferson, Texas:
ST. have the honor to report to you, that on July
2 last writs of attachment issued BY me in nv
oheal capacity Of Justice OF the Peace in and for ard
Ao parish of Caddo, State of Louisiana in the suits
respectively Of e N. Nashvs. VIM Spearman colored
and D. ID. Holt vs. Major Ford colored against defend
ants, after due legal proceedings being had and bonds
given and fled In order give legal sanction to pro-
ceedngs and that papers were regularly and legally
served accompanied the officer of my Court in person
tnafed and aaattended except by two appointed
to the plantation of Mr. Holt situated in Caddo parish
La, and within my jurisdiction. There | found two
white men in the uniform of the United States army
VINO told me- after service OF papers being duly made
and property two mules had been seized that you
mad sent them there for the purpose of protecting the
freedmen above named in their rights, and that they
had written authority from you for their acts They
used towards grossly abusive language, the terms
OF which refrain from giving but finally, on my read
ing to them my commission from the Governor of this
State and demanding their authority they acknowl-
edged they had uoue and only acting under verbal
orders from you which, from my limited knowledge Of
military laws and usage being rather singular seemed
to me suspicious, to say the least and therefore
munlcate the faetsto you. fs5
beg to call your attention to the fact perhaps fresh
IN your memory that of the citizens of this State
and parish public officer holding commission from
the Governor of the State, and in nowise subject
your orders jurisdiction, was short time since,
by your ORDERS or by troops OF the United States act
ing under orders forcbly abducted from his home
in this State while in peaceful pursuance of his usual
avocatons, and By cruel and nhnman and ignominious
means taken to your headquarters being tied hands
and feet his horse and in that deenceless condition
led through swamps, morasses, and swimming water
and hurried at gallop to your stockade, and there
kept under military duress for some time with no
charges made against him, and explanation of the
unlawful and unwarrantable arrest being offered In
this connection General would respectfully cite you
to that clause of the Constitution which provides that
no citizen SHALL without due process of law be deprived
of life liberty property, and would ask you IF you
can to reconcile such proceedings Herewith.
In conclusion, respectfully notify you that if you
propose, in addition to your already arduous duties
military commanderto exercise the functions of Justice
of the Peace in Ward No. Z, parish of Caddo, State of
louisiana will resign in your favor, as can assure
you from painful experience the perqustes Of the of
flee afford but slim support for one, and would newt
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YE DoRa-The Kansas City Times wags doetnl
tail over the alleged suicide Of dog in that city The
dog had been whipped BY his MASTER after which the
dog refused food or social companionshp Says the
Times: ass.4-a=r
In the yard was uncovered cistern and the poor
hearth broken animal went up to il looked about him
for short time, as if taking a farewell gaze around
him. and then deliberately plunged in and was drowned
His body was recovered and buried by his sorroWing
long as he lives.
We always did like that dog story when not cur
tailed Of it's proportions by local applications
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Mrs. Hunts EnPS'is''@ =7ss. oos can now be
from her old sss side of Market between Milan and
found sh the keeps hand the latest 8s Ms
azines' and New Orleans papers, and Inc
Eastern, of stationery, all of which she will take
in selling to her friends on the most F'sS0A'
O Mrs. Hunt will always be found attenSs Of
-sd and polite and richly deserves the pa'r@nr
'n1Su n ID Her. smiling visage and her misfortune
ns she is cripple render pleasure to nd dSwp
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KEACHI FEMALE COLLEGE,
noSrfo n

N
DeSOt0 Parish, La.
TIME next session of this Institution, Rev. PETER
i CRAWFORD, AN, President, will commence on
the Second Monday in September next.
The session of ten months or forty weeks is divided
into two terms of five months, twenty weeks, each
Each young lady required to furnish her towels bowl
and pitcher, looking glass and beddng that il, bed
clothes, including bolster and pillow Il she prefers
that these things should be furnished she is charged
$500 per term in addition to regular rates of board
Each young lady is bound for the whole term of five
months and deduction is made, in board tuition
except in of protracted sickness of more than two
advanced is refunded IN due proportion.
81 # a young lady enters the College in two weeks
after the beginning Of the term she is charged with
the whole term.
Rates of Tuition, Hoard, &c.
Board, including washing, lights, TO-, in ADVANCE at
the beginning Of each term in GOLD or its
equivalent, per month ..........t..... S15 90
Tuition in the solid branches IS 90 to 5 90
Music with the use Of instrument. 90
UTeek, per nuAbn a w
lneldentals, per term = W
"a All charges except for board payable in q. 5.
currency. THOMAS M. GATLIN,
President Board of Trustees.
1. &. T0MKIES, sec'y.
August 4. 1869. fem
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Commercial Intelligence.

SOUTH " EsTERN UFFIcE,
Shreveport, August II, 1862
Elaborate statements under this head out of the
question, as business for the past week confined to
the filling of few orders from the interior But few
bales of cotton changed hands at the following quota
tons: Good ordinary 26@27c.; low middng IS @261ac.
in currency. To up, business is at stand-still,
and the quotations for cotton merely nominal
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept i, 1867. bales. $50
Received yesterday ......-.......-..
Received previously rs 695-76,696
e@n z las -ss* 78,s45
Shipped yesterday. Notwithstanding.
Shipped previously .......:..... TS,S2l-I6,S27
Stock on hand and not cleared .........-.. 10
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Consignees per Texas Express Company.

Hoss & Durham Sale & Murphy, Holmes, DR. J
Marks W Caudie, r J London, J Davenport, R Reid
NJ Gray, W Walling, Lieut. Gordon, J NJ silman
II Jewett, !. II Weightman, Simpson W W Wilkin-
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Persons wishing to take stock in the Planters and
Merchants Insurance Company Of Shreveport can do
40 by application at the business houses of the follow
ing parties: 7. FL. Morris; Hamilton Co.; T. d b.
Jacobs Sale Murphy; Walsh Boisseau Gregg d
Martin Mutt & Leonard. TIe3o d&wu
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When Andrew johnson applied to the Commits
sioner Of Registration, Greenvle, Tennessee that
officer declined to give the exPresident certificate
without having parol evidence to prove his loyalty
The ST. Louis Times says, when inform readers
that in 1851 while Mr.. johnson was breasting the
tide Of secession in East Tennessee the present Regis
tration Commissioner of Greenvle of those
blood rebels who afterwards turned tail
mon the cause and enlisted IN the Federal army
can readily account for the poltroenery which he still
continues to exhibit.
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the sad intelligence is reaching daily and hourly Of
the great destruction Of property caused BY the late
floods in the Colorado aud other rivers Of our State,
leaving the people ofthe overfowed districts, in many
cases. destitute Of the necessares Of life we'll as the
means of procuring them, the Chamber Of Commerce
Of Galveston, IN conjunction with our feow-eltlzens,
have deemed it proper to inauguate plan whereby
may be procured to relieve as far as practca-
bile, their suffering fellow.citizens.
To this end, the undersigned have been appointed a
Central Executive Committee to communicate with
yon. sss5s& *
We know that our appeal will meet with hearty
and prompt response. Texans have ever been ready
Ito relieve the dstresses of their fellow men. Thous-
lands our people, but yesterdy in atnence and pros
perity ready themselves TO assist those in want have
been made poor and destitute by the ncrutabe ways
of Providence which are past finding out" II now
remains for you who have been spared these aictons
ITO come forward as near may be, to the succor OF
these our stricken people in this the day of their dire
calamity.
To,relieve their suffering, immediate and efficient
sid lis necessary, and Confidently call upon you IN
the name of our common humanity to come promptly
to the work Organise committees forthwith IN every
county in the State! Money, money in abundance
will be required to place the sufferers in condition
that will enable them again to become producers In
stead of consumers.
The undersigned Executive Committee are prepared
to receive directly indirectly or through the sew
era ward committees appointed for that purpose, all
donations intended for the object above Indicated
T. H. Mcmahon T. r. Lubbock, w. Richardson, y.
w Jeckush. A. c. McKeen, C. Fl. Jordan, John Foeke,
S. A. Edgerley.
All communications intended for the Executive
Committee should be addressed to the Secretary OF
the same Samuel A. Edgerley.
The press Of the State respectfully requested to
insert the above and call especial attention thereto
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A @ A RID.

WE, the undersigned passengers on board the Old
Reliable ERA No 9, wish to return vote of thanks to
Capt NJ. H. Kouns and his gentlemany officers for the
courteous attentions received while on board from New
Orleans Shreveport and Jefferson and we take pleas
ure in recommending to the travelling public the Era
No. as being of the most pleasant apd safe boats
to travel on in the Red River trade:
R. S. Hickey, New Orleans.H H. Rawlings, Texas.
GA. Foote, Mckinney, Tx.W. G. Craft, Texas.
j. D. Newsome, :" VIM. F. Chase, La.
7. R. Williams, Bonham. Jas. D. Gormey, La.
A. H. Boyd Aberdeen, Miss.Sa H. Boyd.
J. D. Bailey, Elkton, Tenn. Mrs W. G. Croft, Texas
]. Fl. Hodges, Tenn. Mrs F. Lttrell, N. o.
J. Weeks, (" Mrs. N. j. Smith, n Y.
S. Locke, La. J. a. Hawkins, La
fanll 1t
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MUSIC LESSONS.

MUSIC LESSONS. -
TINE undersigned is now prepared to give Lessons
Il on the Piano Guitar to pupils at their residence
or at the hall Of the Glee Club
Terms-0ne Dollar per lesson. If there are two or
more pupils at the same house, liberal deduction viii
be made, w. s. DONALDSON.
~ All orders left at Cumming, Morrison & Co.'s
will be promptly attended to. Pianos tuned and re-
paired. Sheet Music for sale. ljy2e "
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STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES,
Shreveport University,

TIME SECOND SESSION ofthis Institution will COM
i mence on Monday, September 6, 1869, under
the superintendent of Prof. GEO. E. THATCHER,
assisted by sufficient number of able and experienced
educators to give efficiency to every department.
While the course of instruction in the classes will be
thorough and complete pains will be spared to meet
the increasing wants of community in the Commercial
Department.
Primary Department. $50 90
Academic Department ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 90
Preparatory Department Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Collegiate Department 80 90
Board per session, including washing lights &c. 80 90
Onehalf payable in advance; balance at the middle
of session.
No deduction will be made from the above rates, ex-
cept cases of protraced sickness Students charged
from time of entrance. Each boarder will be expected
to furnish his own wash basin, pitcher, looking glass;
towels and bedding, except mattress and bedstead
JOHN N. HOWELL,
President Board of Trustees
AM ct
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nR. r. I'll. KNAPP Dental Surgeon, being OBJ
IL lged to return to New Orleans sooner than he ex-
pected, and leaving operations unfinished gives
notice that he will return to Shreveport early in Octo-
ber and remain for short time only. Those wishing
his services can secure them by making IMMEDIATE
application his arrival He trusts the character OF
his operations for beauty and durability land the little
pain caused his PATIENTS too well known to need
comment from himself. auto 2md&w
NOTICE.
OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Marshall Texas, August s. 1869. Il
pursuance of Article II of the act OF incorpora-
i ton of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
organised under and by virtue of the laws of Louisiana
May g. 1869, notice is hereby given that general
meeting of the stockholders of said company will be
convened at the office of Hall Long louisville KY,
on the 18th of September, 1869, II NJ, for the
purpose of altering and amending the act Of ineorpora
ton of said company such alterations and amend
ments requiring the assent of the holders OF three
fourths of the stock of said company
aul1 1t w A. HAUSER President
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Shreveport Price Current

taADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANSFERRED
1t should be understood that our quotations gener-
ally represent the wholesale prices in United States
currency. In filing small orders, higher rates will
have to be pad
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800 for case of chills which Dromgoo'e eo' can
not cure with their King of Chills
A permanent cure, King of Chills
Quit shaking, by using King of ChllIs'
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HlAMS u kEANEph'
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New Orleans Quotations of Hides, etc.

New ORLEANS, July a. 1869.
Steer hides, city slaughter, over IS ID 81. 7A@
Steer hides, 70 to 81 b ................. q So
Steer hides, under 10 1b ................ $40 SI
Cow hides as they run -. ...............- q 615
Kips, 90 to "a ID .......................12 ola
K1ps 25 to 80 Ib @12
Calf skins, each 800
Country hides, fnt 90 to 25 tb II OILS
Country hides, flint, damaged, half price.
Beeswax, prime yellow. 40 Q4l
Ok horns, large Texas, each .......-...... s @l0
Talow 10 oil
Our market continues quiet, and the price of heavy
steers has given way about &c. u ID Light and me-
dunn weights are in fair demand Dry are not much
sought after, but the price is well maintained.
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SHREVEPORT UNIVERSITY.

TIME TRUSTEES of the Shreveport University are
i pleased to announce that Prof. GEO. !. THATCH-
Err will continue in charge of this institution:
The Board encouraged by the of the past
session and by public appreciation everywhere freely
expressed to believe that they have met want of COM
munity at the right time and in the right place And
they confidently the public that pains will be
spared to afford educational facilities equal to those of
any part of the country.
The University is located in very pleasant and
heathful situation, two miles west of Shreveport
The grounds extensive, afording ample room for
exercise, and the building is capable Of accommodate
ing large number. .zg aage
The extensive repairs made during the summer
cation add much to the comfort and atractveness of
the institution. 1888 .---
JOHN N. HOWELL
E 9. -a.zsc=sz President Board Trustees.
Shreyenort AUGUST Ii. 1869. ftf
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A planters friend, King of Chils.
King of Chlls cures every time
For Neuralgia and sun pain, King OF Chilis.
King of Chills saves time and money.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAsiS q kENNEDAt
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o,,:-a say chilIs cured with King of Chills
w. If Cbills cures seventh day chills
.aeT irving every other known remedy, King OF
Chills will cure you ,,-,,,,-
Sa,d in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS & KENNEDY.
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The tax on tobacco has killed ten out Of the four
teen manu- factories in DanVille, Va.
Eight hundred Cinnamon are engaged on the branch
of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad. q
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,y;,scfC hiIls never fails.

Substitute for quinine, King of chilis. ,u
Vs. Ch;us cures dumb and shaking ehiils-
nlng " VI ch;IIs cures every other day chlls.
h,i u o :, La, by HYAMs & KENNEDY.
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With respect, &c, your obedient servant,
+ p Ward No. T. {

J.P Ward No. I, Caddo parish, La
P. S.-The names Of the soldiers, as given by them
to me, are l.. Kimperberg, Corporal: Joseph Gregg
private.
copy of this communication is forwarded with ev
idence in the to Governor Warmoth of Louisiana
aud one retained by - 5s=s-==.z AUG ltd&w
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Newspaper Agency-Thos. Mcintyre, AdTertis-
ing Agent Nos 96 and SO Common street, New orie-
ans offers his services to newspaper propretors TO
procure advertisements and to attend to any business
for them in the city Personal attention given to all
orders for purchase of printing materials paper, STA
aionery &c. &c.
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.sOHNsON,s EXCHANGE

BANKING HOUSE,
Will Check ON
e. BANK OF AMERICA, New Orleans.
= NATIONAL BANKING AssO CITATION, New York
BANK OF NEW YORK, New York
y STATE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, ST. Louis, Mo.
~ Collections promptly attended to. Gold purchased
and sold. B. NJ. JOHNSON.
Shreveport, February 4, 1859. ld&wtf
FOR SALE!
An ENGINE AND BOILER ALI complete. Apply
N to NJ Watson or JAS. +. zUTZ,
jy2s d&wtf MOI Milan street.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
TIME undersigned will open SCHOOL FOR BOYS
i and GIRLS on the First Monday in August
next in the house Market street directly opposite
the Episcopal Church.
Terms, U. s. c., per month, in Advance:
Primary Department. S. 90
:.
The Hebrew and German languages will be taught
by the Rev. DR.. SAMFIELD at the usual rates.
Refers to Prof. j. Fl. Williamson Rev. J. c. Miller
New Orleans; F. Voight, Nacogdoches, Texas Rev.
j. Franklin Ford. 7. G. EVANS.
Shreveport July 81 1853. [1md&w
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ESTRAY NOTICE..
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo. Per-
y sonally came and appeared R. 7. Vinson who, be-
ing duly sworn deposes and says that certain Sorre
MARE, about seven years old white forehead two
white feet bearing saddle marks has been in his pos
session beyond the prescribed time of law, without
claimant and aant prays that the animal and issue
be published according to law and if no claimant pre-
sent himself that she and issue be disposed of the
law directs
Sworn to and subscribed before me, on this, August
Q, AID. 1869. Fl. E. ALLEN J. P.
Shreveport, August 2, 1869. [au4 2t* 49,.
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Number dry hides shipped yesterday $50
Number dry hides shipped previously 40 800
Number wet hides shipped yesterday -. 800
Number wet hides shipped previously. $3.50 6,O86