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BRARDRETH'S PILLS.
TO PukIIO.


Brandreth's Pills have been known and
used by your grandfathers and grandm 9TH
ers. They are always safe, and sure to do
you good. They are purely vegetable, and
diminish the death principles; some think
they increase the principle OF life. Bot in
taking out bad humOrs from the blood, they
do make the body lighter. and thus seem to
add energy. Many families have used them
for upwards of forty years.
They are the best medicine for Colds, for
all Bilious Affections, for Fullness about the
Head or Heart, and In all Cutaneous and
Contagious Diseases they are unrivalled. In
all cases where purgatiVe Is indicated, no
medicine yet known can be compored to
them. Two hundred physicians have testi-
ned that Brandreth's Pills are superior to
all other purgatives whatever. Sold by all
Druggists. mylV-1md&w
THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY
OF COMPLEXION must purity and enrich
the blood, which HELMB0LD'S Cor CENTRA-
TED EXTRACT OF 9ARsAPARILLA invariably
does. Ask for He1na6oldS: Take no other.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid.
lib uRhhI fAMlhl MhUlUlNh'
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Wonderful Healing Remedy.
The Wonderful Healing Remedy.
The Astonishing Disinfectant.
The Astonishing Disinfectant.
THE REMARKABLE PAIN KILLER.
THE REMARKABLEPAIN KILLER
Cures Burns. Wounds, 6tinGs.
Cures Cuts, Sores, Boils.
Cures Ulcers, Scratches, Bites tt
Cures Catarrhs Scalds, Bruises
Removes all Bad Odorss
Relieves Colo Instantly.
Cures Chronic Diarrhpa.
Cures Erysipelas and Gangrene.
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rr.& PEACr: JUBILEE.

Everything is grandiose in this festi-
val. Tue building itself Is San immense
coliseum" capable ofnolding SO 900 per-
Snns. The expense OF preparation is
announced to have been, aud really has
been, "extraOTdinaTy." The "OratOriO
churus:' comprises no less than 500
chOice-|ve had almost said "voices, - in
oar enthusiasm, but check ourselves in
season TO put it tho way the programme
d0es,-"S00 vocal organizations" The
grand orchestra is of ! 600 musicians,
picked from the best bands and musical
societies in the country. Indeed, every
thing ia done in round numbers. the
very anVils for the 'Auvil Chorus" are
100 strong, and 100 stout fellows are
hired TO hammer them; and the 100 an.
vii players are chosen, by stroke of
xeuius Julien himself might envy, from
Iie Boston fire. l8ddies. And while the
anviIs c!aDg, Il thousand musicians
chime in with full force OF wind and
string, battery OF artillery rOArs for
the base, Il chime Of great bells soften
the crash of the guns, and the chorus
OF 500 voices rises harmonious over all.
So, loo, when the jubilee opens with
LIihe7's ma jestic "Ein' IHeste Rurg'
the largest organ attainable, accompa-
MES. If it be IL "Seiect orchestral" that
performs the overture to "Taunhaiiser,"
yet this select" body is 600 strong. No
voice Eu. ParePa- Rosa's could be
the SOprU9o, meme but Phillips for the
contractor bui when the former sings
the AVE Maria" from Gouuod, "the
Introductory violin Obligato, usually
rendered by one performer" IS played
by 200. So, i'll the overture to FRA
Dnv1lO," 80 trumpeters essay the
trumpet solo" part; in that 10 "StrA-
della" reed bHnd of 500 performs.
When the ''SlAr Spangled Banner" is
given, all the terrific business of the
Anvil Chorus is again done; and when
"NV Country 'tiS OF Thee" is sung,
everything goes off At once-chOrus,
orchestra, organ, bands, every drum.
iaer beating. every bell ringing, every
musician blowing, the infantry all
firing, and the ''cannOu pealing in the
distance i'll exact time with the music"
All this goes on for Eve days, with
performances each day whereof these
are but faint Indications. The very
bass drum is eight feet in diameter, and
il is said that o. Baldwin, the illustrious
priZa fighter, has consented to serve at
The drum sticks, and, though by in
St:uct Ii man of war, to join IL the cry,
'.iet Us have peace''-he will probably
make it point OF professional pride to
burst Tie skins. or. at all events, to give
them "what Paddy gave the drum"
We cannot doubt, in fine, that this will
prove indeed "a feast OF sublime and
ins plTing harmony" as per advertise
iueIii; nor, on the other hand, can we
doubt that, when The fifth day closes,
rad all has been said and sung, that the
audience will breathe, oven more fer
"cDIly then at the tegiuuing, "let us
have peace"
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Witty NO. Why do YOU ASH ?1
Because that insulting waiter insists
on putting towel beside nv pIete.
I've thrown three under the table. and
yet every time he comes around he nnts
another before me-"
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HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EX-
Blood Purifier.
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NOT AFEW OF the worst disorders tn at
ahict mankind arise from corruption of the
blood. AELMBoLD'a EXTRACT SARSAPA-
R11shA Is a remedy OF the utmost value
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GOODS,

. ,orgs assortment of all the different makes.
SWISS, Nansook, Bishops Lawn, Victoria
TgXUn SOft finished JacOnet, Striped JacO-
IafS TIgid IacOnetS, Brilliants, Pioues,
C;ranetiein yelling OF all cOlOrsi FlanneIs OF
all kinds and prices.
CLOTHS. CA SInd EREs.
Jeans, Cashrnerets. &C.. the largest
assortment in the city, to accommodate her-
CE,gnta and Merchant TailOra at Eastern
Prices; also, TailoIs' Trimmings.
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This Company conduct their business on
the Mutual plan and has within the past
two years declared respectively S313 and 40
per cent. dividends in cash to the policy
holders
LEWIS SUTTON,
Agent for Western Maryland and West Va.
GRANT HOUSE, Wheeling.
my2O-lm
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY
OF COMPLEXION must purify and enrich
TED EXTRACT OF 9ARsAPAR1LLA invariably
does. ASK for Heln16oldS: Take no other.
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Me1p AapfrttaEtlfu1s.

Davis Star Sugar Cured Hams.
On TIERCEs JUST RECEtVED AND for
~ sale by NJ. REILLY.
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Conslgnees Of Merchandise

PER STEAMER GOLDEN ERA Laurck $50 bbls
lime &e-W Enders 297 pkgs-Burnham & Horr 23S-
Walsh 4 Bosseau 69--Mrs A Kimble 5O--Hyams 40
Moch We'll 54-Gregg Martin 28-Jessup, Marsh
& Virgins 20--J F Utz Ill Baer los Herold 10
Mcclure, Barrett & Smith 7-P Kyes 5--F Bouri-
S Wells 5--Howell, Durham & Tomkes STACEY 4
Poland 1--Foots & Pitts l-McCutchen eco Is D
Cuisine /. Total1l90pkgs.
I PER STEAMER SELMA-Gregg Martin Is pkgs-
Walsh & Boisseau 38--Hcss & Durham 5-McCutehen
&co 98-Burnham & Horn 522- Jessup, Marsh Wig
gins 47-Hervey, Elstner & Warren 6l--Stacey Po-
land 9o5--h Carter 19--kline & Phelps Mrs 5
Wells "A 26-Hyams Il Kennedy Geo Coll /
S Herod S-Baus d Kinney 1-B NJ johnson 1--P
kyes &co 12-M Kennedy sc Cole 40--V Lewis
S2-F kieou Mcclure Barrett & Smith Sc Mig
merry 49-C Burnside IF Kahn 9-White &co AZ
Baer COLE d Jacobs SOL billiard &co CIV B
Egan IF Gullitot Ii Cumming Morrison eco 1--Jno
Caldwell 18-S Staiti 10-E JOINTS 40 Cumpston e.
Ell Morris 19--Sale & Murphy 1S--Conway Bucka-
lew IN Bernstein 1-Gem Saloon &c Fl Spilker =
Mrs NJ Hunt 2-Chas Baker Levy Bodenhe-
mer l5-Walters & Elder &c Thurmond T0l--R
H Lindsay S5-Geo Pike 1-Horan 4 Buckner 25-
Total 36l4 pkgs
PER STEAMER B L H0DGE-Mrs A Kimble l24
pkgs-A Droun "A kahn&eo ID L Tally Gregg
& Martin 520-Burnham&Horr st Thurmond o.
Stacey & Poland OF Brewer &c Alemand 10-H
E & Warren 13-Muhaupt $500 feet lumber--F COIN
l6pkgs-S JUST 5sW Murray I7Walsh Bots
sean 41-Hoss & Durham 5-Gem Saloon 21--G w
Cole 10 and 5000 feet Iumber-Horan & Buckner II
pkgs-H Orion Durham & Horr 19-J Kahn
&bro sl-Sale & Murphy a4--Jessup, Marsh & Wig
gins l95--Howel Durham & Tomkies 2--McCutchen
&co 47S-S Sale Murphy loss Bahr 15-Tex Ex Go
9--W Enders 26--L Cook Cit Abbott 30--McClure,
Barrett d Smith 2s6-M Tally 20-Reshipping $50.
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Commercial Intelligence.
UTH-WEsTERN OFFICE,

SOUTH W EsTERE OFFICE,
Shreveport, July T. 1859.
The past week has been rather dull one to
chants interrupted however, with an occasional good
day for some of them. They have hopes of the good
time coming. The crop prospects of the region of
country trading to this point datterng at least
regards cotton If no disaster fair crop may
be calculated with tolerable certainty Some of our
best informed MERCHANTS anticipate good fall trade,
as the stocks held by merchants in the back country
low and these latter look forward to larger trade
than they have heretofore enjoyed
COTTON:
The cotton market has been gradually improving, and
the present prospects that the growing crop will
command remunerative prices. We quote Low mid
ding 29@2919c. good ordinary 2S@2815c. There was
fancy lot Of so bales sold yesterday at 3Oc Gold 1856
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1868. bales. $50
Received yesterday ....................
Received previously rs ,H6-7S; 460
1850
Shipped yesterday Observation-Disclosures. &c
Shipped previously Observation-Disclosures. rs ,534-7S, $50
Stock on hand and not cleared .-........... 50
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A Charter Oak Is Years in Daily Use.

New ORLEANS, April 8, 1869,
hereby certify that purchased of RICE BROS. &
co. in the year 1855, The first Charter Oak Stove they
ever sold The stove has been in daily in my fam
lily up to dateover thirteen years, and eheerfully
recommend the :" Charter Oak Stove, to all house
keepers, as the best BAKING STOVE ever made, feel
ing confident that no other stove could have proved
more durable and satisfactory os such long number
of years. Mrs. L. FOSTER,
ia Washington street, New Orleans.
RICE. BROS. & CO., Sole Agents,
SO and 81 Camp aud SOS Magazine street.
my5 stl New Orleans.
aLD TYPE METAL large quantity-wid be sold
~ in quantities to sutpurehasaTs at this o1iee.
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FTNHE TRUSTEES of the Shreveport University are
L. pleased to announce that they have succeeded in
securing the services of Prof. GEO. E. THATCHER,
to 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 our
to distant States to be educated to offer such ad-
confidence of the entire community. To attain this
end no pains will be spared to secure the best and
most experienced educators men of undoubted talent,
ripe scholarship, experience and skill.
. The University is located in very pleasant and
'heathful situation, two miles west of Shreveport
The grounds are extensive, affording ample 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 ~ 1864 TIFF
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FOR SALE!


L. THE Pickett Plantation, known as "THE OR
lAiii CHARD,'' situated in Bossier parish, La about
l.I % miles north of Shreveport, the main Arkan-
Road comprising 1864 of the finest upland in
Northern Louisiana, about 400 open and under
improvement The residence and other buildings and
Improvements this place are, beyond exception, the
finest in this portion of the State and in
celent condition; superior well water the finest quail
y of shrubbery fruit trees ETC., in abundance with
every convenience that the comforts and pleasures of
home could require. The neighborhood Post Office is
at Collinsburg, only miles from the Orchard Resi-
dence; the nearest shipping point is at Carolina Bluffs
about miles distant The healthfulness of this local
ty the wealth. intelligence and refinement of the
rounding society, and the beauty and productiveness
of the country, all contribute to constitute this of
the finest and most advantageous points in Northern
Louisiana for public EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION it lying
Immediately on the line of the contemplated railroad
from Shreveport to Washington and Little Rock, Ark.
The residence is very large and commodious, with all
necessary outhouses &C.. large two-storv store on
the place, which cost s25oo This place be had at
a bargain. For particulars, terms, &C., apply to
M0NCURE & FLANAGAN ATTORNEYS
Shreveport, June %, 1869. F5tw
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spEtar NOTICES.

pors,,s wishing take stock in the Planters and
sl,dtf Ipsuranc5ompany of Shreveport can do
nv t,.pplicaton at business houses Of the follow
So tiles: T. f. Mris; Hamilton & Co; Z. & B.
ny Sale & Murph. Walsh & Boisseau; Gregg L
'ao Nntt 4 Leona Tie30 d&wtf
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FOR SALE!

0REXCHANGEF FOR PROPERTY IN THE NEIGH
" borhood of Shreveport-A Tract of Land, with
500 acres, 100 cleared, good Dwelling House, out
houses, orchard g., in the vicinity of Mansfield. The
tract is very valuable for its timber and is fair average
upland 1t is attractive residence. - Apply
at this office for further information. iv22 If
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE
About the LIST of TuiV.

80. THAT well known plantation, situated in this
Ha::; parish, near Spring Ridge, known as the WM
VIE BRACk PLACE" Said plantation contains about
100 acres more or less and of the most desra-
bic homes in the parish the dwelling being nearly
and commodous; new gin house and screw the quar-
tiers are all frame and comfortable, with double
corn cribs carriage house, stables, &C. complete The
land lies on Cypress Bayou and large portion of it is
the place fine peach and apple orchard pears, figs
grapes, strawbe RES, raspberries, &C., &c.
Terms Of sale-One-haf CASH the balance in six
and twev months, notes to the purchasers ORDER
secured by mortgage on the place, bearing per cent
interest until final payment with the usual per cent
attorneys fee Act of sale and stamps at expense of
purchaser c. J. SHEPHERD
Shreveport, May %, 1869. f1td&wtd
e The sale of the above plantation is postponed
till fall, of which due notice will be given.
July Z. 1861 LII
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FOR SALE OR. RENT.

49, THE MOSS-SIDE PLACE will be sold rea-
i,; sonable terms, rented for the next year. 1t is
Ias the most desirable residence anywhere the
city, being just without the corporate limits of the
town.
Also the building next door to the Shreveport Insti-
tute. Such alterations and improvements will be made
in it will make it desirable either for residence
private boarding house. Inquire Of
McWILLIAMS & ROBSON.
Ootoher 1919
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Grand Balloon Ascension.
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1869,

r BLOIS will make a.Grand Ascension in his mon
LIZ ster Balloon called La Vile de Shreveport,
from Moss-Side Place
The ascension will take place about O'Clock in the
evening, and extensive preparations have been made
for the accommodation of ladies and gentlemen fine
saloon will be opened where every refreshment may be
had, and plenty of seats provided for visitors.
Admttance, 81; children half price Strict order
kept by officers and omnibuses will run all day to the
place.
~ For particulars see placards.
A fine band Of Music will be in attendance.
y7 w&dtd
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READ OUR PRICES

And thousands other goods equally low
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We have also hand nice assortment of Ladies'
and Gents Boots and Shoes, which will sell cheaper
than any house in the city.
We would also call attention to our large stock of
PLANTATION GOODS, which offer % per cent
cheaper than any other House.
- Give US call before purchasing elsewhere
II. CRAIG 81 CO.,
No. 80 Texas Street,
toa r,fI SERFVEpnpT
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A Perfect Sewing Hthine-Wilcox Gibbs

{ent Twisted Loop Stitcwith hemmer, Teller anG
jraider, all for $50 and scott always works at mo
rents notice, and never ste. Prices reduced to suit
he times, For sale by P. H. KYES & Co,
| ja1G lmd3mw Shreveport, La.
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Furniture Store.

r HAVE opened very large stock of FURNITURE
at u Milan street, Hopes building, which offer
at greatly REDUCED PRICES.
Thankful for past farors, will endeavor by strict
attention to my business, to merit the patronage of my
friends and the public generally.
WIN. ENDERS.
Shreveport, La, July :, 1863. Lly
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RO. T. BUCKNER,
Life Insurance COMPANY

SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA,
ISSUES all kinds of policies upon the lives of both
Il men and women No restrictions upon residence
or travel in any part of the United States.
Ohce-At Sale Murphy's, corner of Texas and
Spring streets, Shreveport ap29 If
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FpsE HE1Rs-A suit has been Instituted in one of
the District Courts arising from mistaken identity.
My years ago Charles Dessuche died in this city,
Loving considerable property and no direct descend
pts, and bequeathed bis possessions to son Of sis
CT then living in France The will was duly pro-
laated and the heir advised of bis Inheritance But
strange fortuity person OF the same name Or some
assuming the name of the heir for the purposes of
the fraud having got hold Of the communication came
to this country and was put in possession Of the prop
erty, After number of years the property, having
increased largely in value, left by the possessor to
his son, and in the meantime the real also dies
leaving heirs, who seek to get possession OF their in
herance, and have been forced to appeal the courts
The case promises to be quite interesting in its develop
ments n. O. Bee, June 26.
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ID DiarrhGa Reedy for children.

D. r. cools, quietad checks the bowels.
. D. R. cures nausend vomiting.
or diarrhGa, nothinlqual to r. D. r.
d in Shreveport, Lay HYAMS & KENNEL l.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of E. c. HART deceased
TN PARISH COURT-State of Lousiana-Parish of
Caddo-No. 1234-By virtue of a writ of sale to me
directed, and bearing date June 81, 1862 will SELL
subject to appraisement, for cash. at the premises of
the late E. c. Hart, on
Monday, July 5, 1869.
the movable personal property belonging to said c.
Harris estate consisting of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, and a
variety of Goods, Wares and Merchandise too tedious
to mention. ,
This property is already appraised and if it should
not bring two-thirds of its appraisement, it will mme
diaely be offered again. and Knocked off to the highest
bidder, for cash on the spot, in .. S. Currency.
SD. PITTS, Auctoneer.
Shreveport, June 30. 1869. 1t
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NOTICE..

FTVHE undersigned having been appointed Agent for
Il Caddo parish of Admiral Semmes great work,
I" SERVICE AFLOAT," would respectfully ask SUBJ
scrptions of his acquaintance at the Pitts
House, Shreveport. Tie9 ST T. Il. PITTS.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


FTHHE undersigned has the honor to announce that,
Il owing to the rain Sunday last, it impossi-
BILE to make the proposed Balloon ascension, and in
Difference to the wish of the citizens of this city, the
ascension will take place on Saturday, the 10th
inst, instead of Sunday The proprietor pledges him
self to start rain shine at O'Clock Saturday, from
Moss-Side. Ejy7 4tw&d] i. BL0IS-
NOTICE.
TEIHE DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES will take place
L at st. Vincent's Academy at o'clock Thursday
Morning, July Is, 1869. The patrons and friends
of the Institution respectfully invited to attend
SISTER SAINT BERNARD
Shreveport, July s, 1859. [1tw
NOTICE.. J. KLINE and B. A. HOLMES will
IN attend to the business of my office during my ab
sence from the State. R. FL. LINDSAY.
Shreveport June s, 1869. [iy1 st
LOST-Pair of GOLD SPECTACLES
- - Monday evening, between the Methodist
Church and the corner of Caddo and Spring streets
The finder will be literally rewarded upon leaving them
at this office. t jy7 It
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'AR. d. II. used in lieu laudanum and paregoric.
s. 49, -. -, J; -- 4 III D n D
r. D. r. for all childrenlile teething.
Acute diarrhna checked once with r. D. r.
I'D in Shreveport, La, bJYAMS & KENNEDY.
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The Fitz Clarences and Algernon Sydneys of the
House of Lords in terrible utter at the threat
encd creation of life peerages" That sort o thing
won't do, ye kno'. Earl Namshury waxed very wroth
with the bill the other day. He said that under the
bill titular honors would lose their value by becoming
common-that next they would become worthless,
and finally discredtable-so that, at last, when
was made Peer, people would say, 'Served him
right" We greatly fear the noble Earl is perfectly
correct-but g if jump overheard shall drown, re:
monstrated the sailor to the pirate 1t does look that
way, answered the latter but you've got to jump
New Orleans Times
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English Female Bittemill cure your wife.

7 EII- I IJIEIFFYIII cure your
Z. F. B. never fails to giv@tire satisfaction
IA certain uterine tonic, E. B.
IF. F. 3. cures all forms ofmale arrangements.
Sold in Shreveport La by YAMS & KENNEDY.
Diseases peculiar to faaIcs cured with E. +, b
f. F. B. cures suppressionand irregular actions.
The " turn of life" made easant with f. F. B.
E. F. B. is the standard felle regulator.
1old-in Shreveport, La, by VANS & KENNEDY.
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Shreveport Price Gurrent

thADE FRoa ACTUAL SALES. As THEY TRANSFERRED
It should be understood that our quotations. gener.
any, represent the wholesale prices in United States
currency In filling small orders, higher rates will
have to he Da1d-
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WE have now hand large stock of Staple and
w Fancy Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, which we
offer cheaper than they be purchased in any South
arkn
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CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE.
" G. FL. BOND,
25 Milan Street, adjoining Post Office,
Has recently fitted up and opened Confectionery, as
above where he will keep constantly hand full
sortment of everything in his line consisting of Cakes
Candies, Sugar Plums, Gum Drops, Kisses Lozenges,
etc. etc. Fruits and Nuts Of all kinds. He respect
fully socits share Of public patronage, [mhl9 diff
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SHfeVtpUFt, JUIe %, l6b9. IT.

NOTICE.
Nj r. BENZ D. CHASE is fully authorised to receive
W and receipt for all money due the succession of
A. Kimble, deceased, for work purchases from A.
kimble's Carriage Factory Blacksmith Shop. He
will continue the business, heretofore, for account
of the succession. VIM. ROBSON,
Agent for Mrs. Jessie Kimble.
Shreveport, December 4, 1867. Ttf