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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-17

RAKERY FOR SALE. is ufv aa3Iu /,
offer my building. No Union Block Earivflis, with
stock and fixtures for sae The building il new, story
FIREPROOF BRICK BUILDING
In god location and tn. business has M competition
here. ). adar-s' 81 EteG q . 't'oskrh Haas;
IN0R SALE.-The undersigned ofrrs, at very reason.
II aide prices and good terms the fslswing property
I Dwelling honss and two lots East Main street.
.. Sp,s,l house and los IN Btrsstnr 1s
8. House and vi in Peru, at n vrsy lev ngure. -
The c~lsrstel stallion "Yyng Ctsnf," At very low
price. .uciissGg& 9Ef HtG&i 81
s. span IL aud years old horses, weighing about
1000 pounis. 2g
8. An old one horss wagon aud harness.
]. Oso tltnnb. sk-n bagxy, twp seated a1A
4. One saddle anil briil~. r4 b., f1r
., One top buggy. wsms,st new. c. y. KOCH,
Ys6 6tN .dgt ~ ElAt aty Drag stors
ENOR SALB OR RXCHANGE FOR GOODS
Il OR CITY Ottawa Avenue
Hsass ssd PAr, eontAlnng 9! Of tho best
white sand rock for ainy gass IN the c. The land 10
we'll fenced, mostly pcksts the buildings Of stone, the
brst srR IN t.wH, god sheas falling we'll Of
Situated miles west VI OTTAWA and mile from the Fair
Grrupd 0swS Avenue, which Il the only good driving
park eat VI the city. being rols wide, which makes the
hons~ rssrf an1 the hest place for brewery anil
s~er esrin s ss cnsy. with nns xrUvs back 81 the
honse for pic nics "a
Yor further particular inquire On the premises Of
nsl>0 -cAPT. A. p. RHED, Auctienesr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-17
CONSERVATIVE COUCH.

For years II has been household medicneand mother
for the safety Of their children and al who suffer from an,
disease Of the hrost chest and lungs cannot Afford to b
without IT, In addition to the ordinary four long
the market furnish mammoth family SIZE bet
ties which will in common with the ether size, DO found
all Drug Stores I'll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-17

CTORE TO RENTING. 90 Madison street, new
y occupied by Morgan { Fosseen. Inquire If ~
feb l3-tf . .. ..l J. WOOD. Eagle Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-17

LNOR RENT-At Two-story Brick Dwelling uous
IL sltuated II st. George and st. Chair stre~
Ottawa Centre, lnquire Of o. Leavensa asqq nov7-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-17

ENOR SALE CHEAP.-Iot one, 9blokci sixty
nine, (sol States Addition. For parcuars enquire O
ianl-6 HUGH GILLEN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-17
RAsE oHASOE'
TO BUY A HON E.

Good hoas. and lot In West Ottawa for $780, really worth
81 .O00. - tif l- arr lf' aae ias
House and lots IN South Otsw-. with well and cistsrn
In kitchen, barn 2sx3s, out houses sidewalk, n &c.
worth $4,000, sell Tor 1900 Also other houss and lots
very cheap Title perfect and no encnnbranceA
IWpF IA F@ aNA w.. CALKINs, ~
feb l2-tf -. f. "a i.y, f Lumber Dealer. ID
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-17
IN CONSUMPTION.

Many sufferer has found and to-day reoicss
that her life has been made and prolonged by the OF
Goes Cough Balsam. as.e.,ssb sT r-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-17

Any druggist In the country will tell you, You take the
trouble 10 inquire that every that bys bottle OF Coe
DWpcpsi4 C0rs ftom them, speaks In the most unqualified
prAeep Of its great medical virtues. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
uIrCRIOR CoURT-srEcflL TERM.

Before Mr. Justice Freedman-1hc FOrmdn
Rsiaf 80 HeSttrreH ap HdriIaud-This ~ mouun'
I'm tho tgectment suits brought by Mrs. FOrmans
heirs To turn out her husband aud half sister
from the real estate which she left. TO remove the
Receiver before appointed and appoint tile phnn ne
ceiyer. twill be remembered that the Will when LETT
Mr. Formn nothing was bitterly contested by him ON
the ground OF insanity that the Surrogate decided in
favor Of the wi that appeal was taken To the Gene
raj Term that the General Term sustained the Surro-
gates decision, and that another appeal has been taken
10 The Court OF Appeals Meanwhile the half sister has
entered into OF the real estate hers and the
dey.s brought eeotment suits 70 get possession OF the
propety A minor complication comes Ia In this: Mrs
Meseyelt one Of the devsees, witness TO the WILL
and was compelled resign her share 10 prove the Will
That are is claimed by the heirs and by the deVisees
In thoo suits Mr. Nelson WAS appointed Receiver by
cOnseIt .
The bring suit 10 settle the meaning on
the Will claiming that under the last clause al tue VIII
the rel estate se red equitable conversion into per-
sona property for the purpose OF distributions ana There
fore belonged to them. They claim meanwhile that mr
Weste,yeit Il the proper person 10 be the Receiver
The sase came up a motion 20 make the change
The Curt reserved ts decision. Mr. PrrrcpoDt and Mr.
Redacd for plaintiff; Mr. Vandorpoel for defendant
Ilnyd Mr. Sutherland for plaintiffs In the ejectnent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
SHIPPING LSTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sKw.roRK..

or HRW. YORK, %
CLEARED. .. .. .
vsn See Havsns Empire Nelson lining
ton y G. Merccta StAkey. Frvuaudna, f Neptune baAer'
Bo.ts Deutsud seyusber Breueui North Amenca soeum
W.T., eSS~oo HStiers Roberts chmond saratoga Alexander.
Civ Point Bichmoud. Sc, Dinzo johnson. Portland -
Bngsleot Akena Iirgf.eSos' aI heeie hA'o0 "fa9s'
Anna Iindsey, McAimon. 81 John. n B. ,
srbrAaa sataa Canagy Islands, A. D. Seul Scn Havan.;
IcS,o Hobbr STAFFORD: r. Goviu Waterbury STANFORD S.
C. Loul Hal Aesuda LeOuari, Bunker NOFiok American
Eagle, shA~. Wilmington bet ....
steamship Russia Lott LverDoel Dee H. via Queenstown Dee H.
s.s.hln E,k,. Creme Havana Dec 49, mdse and pass
Sesmshp Kee steele Bermuda days produce and pass
s.am.hip Clroassiau Bhs NeN. Orleans Hdse aud pas
Steamship EmpIy, Nesoa. mins oR q, phai ss1s
Shin Mueu Dob Maula June 49, via hauras Oct sugar and
sspau~oed . - ,,.s a., ,t, tt -...
IIuY EIceisur MsTer. bermuda o DAYS OIL
Sshr KSE Bli. Mua.ob, 81 Johu \. b., dAJa, lunbeL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
po,ruy.. Moyros Dee l9-Pased 6r Baltimore steamship
Idbsrty, from Havana sebr j. De'efeaI, oas AAs'AA
FOREIGN PORTS.
t, p.e aa-Tbe ,,.smstip Bavaria from orlesa arrived
herr Al och this ahsTaoon en- roote Tor Hamburg
DISASTERS.
Tn. English brig Cyprus MeCsrhy from Liverpool for M,taan
ks The captain AL esS we're Ara TO HA'aHA ~ tue
Kuuboat Maria 49, - -. .tL.I
mn near lie rauce harOo The bugsi bark bVA m
Havana ON the 2h ballast for New Orleans and her arrival Al
,.o Nsr,pa from Prince Boston with OEwoOd
machinery OF the Cuban eeas lhe Spanish
cocs to~ her 9o 81 'Iso as .In o e cd en-.
10 collision ~ith vessel In the Ch-she suffering damage hef na
SPOKEN.
Shin Golden State from NeNiOk for Hong hong, Oct a. lat NJ
Sim Eusr., from SswYO Melbourne Aug 20 lat y s. long
so Tb.r Kub,n from YO for San Francisco Nov lat %
NJ, looE SO W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
ptSSENG Frs ARRIVED.

PRoN LlyRRPOOI-In steamship Rnsa Dec 2a-Mr and DTS
Merritt M Benson Miller Miss Sorev Mr. sud MIS- Asn sha
nfnt Mr kevr Justice Dog ID T. huete Oe BgI M
Hatch Cadss spencer VIM. Nelson MI Orten, MIS- hhungs
to .e,y.s and nure; whoa Mise knnbe Mss Jewet
bTrr Don Pedro Ussman WeggmauH Mics Allen Mss henns
Me- ana Mrs Jewett W. Davis Miss Cbander ~ bel
"A, Liyiaoo Miss Whiting sister. Mrs Btdsin ehd .sd
nurr; Mis- Meyerh-m. Mr. Msyerhe'n Mr. Mont =
and Whiting, infant and purse; iona "; Is n
Mr and Mrs W BvSns Mia. lambert, Miller mr. hsei
Hitler Mrs and Miss Kuhn. r. ~ SAVER e. Wson Is r. nor
brook J. Elliott Cspt Clark T. w Strckand' n ps.
Ams,roog Mr Jruks Wight Wood p b. steel r. bfooss
Frsnef H. Ward g. Hsnltank Jafrsy r. b. NAYS CApI H.
ssvton aud mAa servant NJ Boultney and man
A. Csaersy H. Williams. ". H. Hye tao Mise; p paief
40, III Davies Il. Befthoh, Mr. HoneE, o. D. PTesoyy'
Mr. Hitchcock Mr. Artigas ID. g. schanek MI PATERSON q
Wsf,rbou,e M and Ms H. Smith Miss M Slar, MI ana hrs
ssnond. Y G. Jabnson Hubut d% aud Mrs lafony hr ana
Mr. Bari Johns Miss ShemaS Miss B.sbe ssd s'sSs' M
sd Mrs n b. Crosby daughters Mr. and Mrs r. sg end
and Miss Seu a. Cushing. O. Hall, g. hawes \" n niag'
". JObHs r. Platt MI Cross, j. H. knxzss u ".
Usyss NJ De ArgunaueI q. williams. MI stewart Mrs MINUS
mad servant y " Lnson r. Cone WeTllfAy, Mrs JoseS
PROM LvBRPooL-In stssmbD City OF London Dec aS-n''
Stou Miss Ida SArop Mss AeIander Miss Camer"p Mise Jane
Williams, Murray. Mr Mysndsr Mr. So M Mansesd h e
Nn.btN Rev D. Sae Mr. Bella A. DIer Mr and nt~
Csyl m NJ sad Mss BrAEnsg Mt MawbsPs or 1I PIC.
aud infant Mr and hrs DcAns Shs
Mt aud Miss Wells a. aniilg NJ koisy Charles ssS'' S40
Hurst Jos Therwen, Mrs b. Mccarthy, J, Dalton. -, . =, -
FROM HAyANA-Iu steamship Eagle Dec IL VI Cehhos, Oc
tayo de Pruns LOpe Buess'ein Capt william pou'0Soa
Rr,nk Mr(o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
SUPERIOR couRT-TRIAL TERM.

Before Mr.. Justice MOneH.-W. N. Sherman
agt fw Niagara Fire InstiTdnce Compromising Is ono
OF fonr suits brought against Companies who made
one policy OF 500 house In Wilmington. ana 500 on
the shmbbeIy aud fences. The policy expressly stlpu'
lated that tho liability should not be JOINT aud 80 four
suits necessary.
IL appeared that tho owner Of the house and his
brother irOu whom ho purchased It, had been IN the
Secret scryse OF the War Department. aud were es.
peciay obuoxIons 10 some OF the inhabitants OF that
section that the house once or twice hred that the
parties no aned the house had had some charges
against them The COnr however refused to hear any
testimony u unless the defendants piOp0sou 10
connect the pnintf with t. and this dropped The
defeBdants attempted to show generalization of mo
house and this point the Court sent the case Ia the
Jury The Jury found for the full amount OF tho claim
ngalnst the COMPANY, W. ~ favor OF the plalnllI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

GEORGE OpDYKE & Co., Bankers, No. % Nassau
at offer for sale the following desirable securities
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds Of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad; First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds of the Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad, Endorsed by the State Of Alabama
indianapolis and Vincennes First Mortgage per
cent Bonds, strongly guaranteed; First Mortgage
per cent Bonds of the Mobile and Montgomery
Railroad 10 per cent Bonds of Platte County Mis-
souri, Z per cent Land Grant Bonds of the Union
Pacific Railroad, and some prime 10 per cent cur
rency'bOnds ..
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds. Full information in regard to them
will be furnished upon application to the agents Of
fering them for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
SUPREME CoURT-CrRcUr.

Before Nr. Justice IRgrdhdm-,J0Seph MericIn
,f a. AT ~, ID,eriodn Express CoBpdHyIn 1853. about
tbc time OF Morgans raid through Indiana. Messrs Mer
win a Bray got letter signed IT, IL Sambright. stating
that ths state Of the country Ia Huntsy lie, Ind was
such that IL necessary for Union men To arm hem
seIyep that the writer member OF the Union
Iraglr and requesting shipment OF Colts Derringers
p.t 20 him under of the Provost Marshal of the
u.trEt TO Lee paid for on delivery. box was made up
of hs value of sll5 aud sent g. o. ID. To sambrght
Uutsyir Ind, of the Provost Marshal by the
American Exprcss Company. The box was kept some
little time huntsville. aud the Companys agent states
fhat II rrathed there good order. IL was kept there
acme htt!e time and then forwarded 20 Columbia. the
station nearest tho OF the Provost MARSHAL
ON openiug there IL was found 10 be filed with bricks
and straw aud the plaintiffs sued the Company for the
value The theory OF the parties tDat the orderer
Was one OF the h O. c. aud the defendans Insisted that
tbe box was marked To Iuntsyile and either there or
after leaving there robbed by that organization, and
that the Company discharged OF Its liability as com.
mon carriers after the goods reached HunsVile, and
the loss occurred them the burden of PROOF lay ON
the plaintiff Ia prove negligence.
The COun YER ruled that before the box reached
Huntsville they common caTter and IN sending
away from Huntsville acted In their own way. ana IN
both were liable 10 the full extent of the property
u this view the case he. In the first instance, directed
verdict fer plantf but subsequently,, on request OF
counsel left 10 tho jury 10 say whether the loss Oc
CURED while the property stored IN HunsNlA as III
that case the defendants ordinary stOrcketpefs'
and only liable proof Of their negligence The Jury
found for plaintiff ass % Mr.. Dyett for plaintiff Dir
Van EOrsLfOr defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

Council or not, history of Ecumenical Councils
biographies of the prelates present at the Council
and the transactions of the Vatican Council Inc
work is to be written in the Italian language by
several of the most learned men of the Church IN
GLIDING Professor Massi. the Abbe Marn Professor
Ceccuc and will be translated by competent hands
into the principal languages of Europe. The text Is
to be illustrated with profusiOn of enCravlngs'
representing the ceremonies of the Church. the por-
traits and costumes of the bishops and other features
relating to the subject. The price of the work.
which is to be brought out in ten numbers, two OF
four month, is coo francs 'Hr X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
OFFICE OF CLARK. DODGE & Co, !


YORK. Dec. 81, 1869. !
PACIFIC RAILROAD OF Missouri SIX PER CENT
GoIp BoNDs. FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX. CoUPoS
OR REGIsrERED.-Th undersigned offer for sale at .
moderate figure 10000 of the above bonds. The
road is completed is portgaged fOress than onehah
its cost and is earning than double the interest
on tho loan.
Government and other securities exchanged at fuh
rates. CLARK, DODGE & Co., No 81 Wallst.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD CoSsoL-
dated MORTGAGE 3O-YEAR Z PER CENT BONDS.
Interest payable April and October. at the Bank OF
America, in New-York. There is not in existence
more reliable security than the Bonds of this Cor
poTatiOn. ....
For the present we offer these Bonds at s. and &C
crued interest For circulars and further informs-
ton. apply TO ....
JB ALEXANDER & Co. No. 10 Nassau-st.i
JOHN ]. Cisco & Son, No. 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
Do @lbum ii MIN Concern.

A CARD.-WM. w. VANDERBILT. Con
TSehhsL
CusroS IIousH NKwAo CoLLSCoHs OFFICE Dec o. 100
NOTICE.-TO shippers OF Merchandise to Call,
Bonded Go, snpped Francs the lhnus OF Panama
must be FiIRD In SBykN II DIVISION Within FIVE DAYS ale
tho sailing the which h. Merchandise shppd said
Invoices state No oPAekges MarAt description OF
Quantities (Ib, gals, kel, aud AN rs - a.,
NJ. II. GRINNELL. Collector Of the PORT
CtyrouIiousK NEwYOtK CoLLKo ros OPSoE, bee ~ les
NOTICE.-This Office will bc open on CHRIST
MAS MORNING from O'Clock fr The entrance ard clear
.nc, of rs,seis 81 II. GRiNNBLL. Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
NArfONAL STOCK EXCHANGE:
THURSDAY. Dec. 23-P. N.

Gold opened at 1905, sold at l2os' III, ana
closed at 1901 She clearings at the Gold Exchange
Bank were s4s s15 600 and the balance S.li5,l".
Government bonds opened strong. In sympathy Win
the frnness in the gold market but toward the close
there was more pressure SELL and the market reacted
from IN per cent from the highest prices Of the day
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

According to the weekly statement Of the Bank OF I'm
gland the OF bullion in vault has increased 1e
500 since last report.
The weekly statement Of the officers Of the Bank OF
France made public to-day. shows that the amount OF
specie IN vault has increased 69OOo francs since a's
week.
The receipts from Customs for the week ending Dec IL
were as follows: Boston, s3l6,sO6i NewIork, si6O97si
Philadelphia, sl25 237 Baltimore. from Dec to 49, VITA
80; New. Orleans, from Dec. TO II, Aiso3l.
The following is the movement In dry goods Tor the
week: Entered for consumption s5T665O; Withdrawals.
sl5T164; warehoused. $457.693.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
THE MARKETS.

lcAreaIly reported for TuE TRIsrSsI
THURSDAY, Dee %. 1903
ksHBS-PO srs aud ia fair deIAad 81 JGsT ~
Pearls Inactive aud nominal.
COTTONA transacted anil sbcot opor rates
realized the market showing steady With tt oHenegs b
the ,pot sales OF 5l bales S lat evoahs
lOh arrived Of shch ss eIpOres DO TO eonsdn IN
and POS t. spectators delivery 100 bales AVege Md
ding al % Lille December also Ol bales December y o
havs Decembe 2se lao bales January 2lc ~ ha- Isa.
arv 2l loo Februaty so bales March 2tc tS bds
April l bales April and MAY private terms all On basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

u |TUF n 100
are romiu Rio moderately about FORMER rates. saes II
bass o. Iuchdaune on private terms
FLOUR AND MEAL-ln Weston aod state Fqnr today far ess-
ha teeu irheu any TIE s-
grades Nsre drAud hutsf BAT toe ~@t
uucea; sasr, a5O 5S ~ - W
Is ar SpYGne rs - hHtr d. - 'od 70 - Sr
Fancy suisi #sdSs y ET Toe ssnssss Of M,sis!n hl.
90 WsRt kNtasf r9NGro %
far MnIe,ata aud rs 81 80 Zoe Cry Nhpp's!
Es; IS 09S5 ~ Tor shipping Oho Round Hoop, ~ @SeD
Tor Tsdr brands; sOd 81 90 for Family do 80 b30 80 % t
Amber Winter Wbr and Meteni 70 1850 ~ ef "e
Wheat 90 for Family d.; 70 Y - % Tor y.
Louis Extra Niuse 80 Cor do D1sbf aud o. "@ % ~
for ,o Triple. California aud Oegos Flour IS ier' QUIET sAl US
AZ R6s{7 good choice EIts Soutlem Far da TIE
medium grades common bands s'eal aud rN~e
bsa,vi sslrs 81 80 bbs 1895 for oruAy 10 ye.d hA
Ktote and Coaulrg 1880 IS for BH oeesa sod 'gh
81 4Oasto Family do - 63G st 10 for kSa hnyna -
uesyae 10 t,r Family do DO i've fiSr I'VE" a.
Meal dull CoaSe III 8Ddxl 81, Fine yellow, Ss 1i Nss
JBu 81 Gu Cern Mes u nuh A~ nsalt
safes hba = for jrsev and % - l hfsiI ~, ~ .
wheat Flour lover nd N far demand AZ % %~S' W" " -
State lad 81 59d 30 IS for psnssyisaHiA - -.
LiSIi-Tbn business ~ Dry Tod las bcea "nY
without change Iaekrrr are 10 moderate "'
Is steady Herring Nithont change ne q~ a. - N
NArk No L. BAT go % III ~ "rnng LSnrA"'''P - 40 40
Msekl No. ?. BAvL II 20 ala 70 ierrnx ees's.' an as
M2 S S sS n So SiS 90 nerrss Nal obs ia-5
MsesI Ma ) @si. = = 70 Basdsh; eeklsi; oS az VI
Grand Rank Goldfish 80 a. Sworddh pek"d'' ~ ~ 80 "a
Grarges ~ 50 Salmon, packed @ 80 "A
peloek .'. 50 a lalbut Smoket.. = - q
49, more sy- hot mites ara lowers Liverpool
$500 MI :, "A mi by steamer bush What
4 1000 bales Cotton at Sbdd aud D. tnns al
ass To Londou lOo0 bbls Flour At 2s d. s oss VII
a. . m Ia GaSgow by steamer 6Oo hush. wheat At Sd
Mi r. Ssr and the business only mederstei
nqrs operate cautiously the close Of Chssg y
anar Opesng; the decline IN hegn" nioa
.hs dSsawae Tendency. Nhs sss sea'e ssa ss'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

C.o Sos ther collections Of stereOscope Pictures glars
paper without bsudling then. By using t.. .F
BRCERRs REVOLVING PARLoR sTEREosooPEs.
Made SO compacy to hh Of eight inches square and
.gbs,a high from hee twelve doO views; vita table attached
d.o, n, on pedestal f dozen this last syl, abe
n oeup 10 the gFoaud by the endless which holds the
surr, these ser reaching the VI the square shh OF
Aamls I
- ,ALbAANDkR BkChRHs, 500 BToadwAs. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
rurrsp,r.s WEATHER REPORTS. -

MINIATURES ALMANAC Al.
s. -. sun Al Mo0a rises lO %
aIaH warkR rHts DsI
S.ady Hosk Cows anil3.J HeG JAS ''''' |'N'
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purt @lmO,us' aCticr.
SrarK oy NEv.ToKK.

Srark o HKv.ToRK,
Posr.wIRDEys owes. No % wnAnst
NOTICE ia hereby given. in accordance with
~ Of tie Act pia,d Agnl ~ 1851 sS.asd 3, Asso
Rsoan,s Onc Of the Port Of NrN lo 10 All persoo
ntel m having enafze sabect matter u socA inquiry
,Ismnanou that osnE vessels under efAHp
uou by tbs Pos SAID ermnauoas s
b, sonbi.tod saeesas This Roles % ooal 'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

WI Il. ..rIHr1J ~ 1I -II-I. ; .a1lsIH. 5.l4ah
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-07-14
G 0 To- N:
Shreveport Quotations OF Hides. etc.

Stock on hand and not cleared
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-07-14
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the tdings reaching daily from all parts
bear evidence of the great being displayed this
year BY every tler of the SOIL aud in addition to the
most favorable weather to the crops, the consequent
prosperous harvest before is apparent and at no
time the necessity of good and reliable time piece
felt by every planter whereby to regulate his
hands, call the attention of all in want of such
tice to my extensive stock Of Gold and Silver
Watches, of the best English, Swiss and American
manufactures which have just received all purchased
for Cash from first hands. / consequently able to
sell them cheap have also on hand the celebrated
Collins OROID WATCH, which for looks, durability
and time keeping is equal to the finest solid gold watch
ten times its price Also hand Clocks all kinds of
Jewery, Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, Music Boxes,
&C., &C. in great variety. And as my Watch Repair
ing department is under the sole control of Mr. Gordon
who has already demonstrated to many of citizens
his capacity Wa hMaker, can confidently guar
antee all work done my establishment give the ut
most satisfaction.
30 V.SHIDET,
.aa.. Sc Texas street, Shreveport.
Jnne | s 1859. 1dtf
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-07-14
SHREVEPORT UNIVERSITY.

TINHE TRUSTEES Of the Shreveport University are
l. pleased to announce that they have succeeded in
securing the services of Prof. GEO. Z. THATCHER,
to take charge of this institution It is the design Of
the Board to afford educational facilities equal to those
of any part the country and instead of sending our
to distant States to be educated offer such adj
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 undoubed talent
ripe scholarship, experience and skill
The University is located in a very pleasant and
healthful situation, two miles west of Shreveport
The grounds extensive, affording ample room for
exercise, and the building is capable of accommodate
ing large number
We shall educate there, and we urge all
those who wish to leave to their the best heritage
that {. leave to his posterity, to cooperate
with us. JOHN n HOWELL,
President Board Trustees
Shreveport. January Is, 1869. Ttf