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Consignees of Merchandise.

PER STEAMER DORA-A NJ D eco 3s2 pkgs, L
Hobby 2, 632 do to Stacey Poland-E Capp to Jes-
sup, Marsh & Wygins-C & Nv Enders IA "
Foster W Foster W B Thompson 4. to Thurmond
Il Bowes-James Hill 2. to Gregg & Martin j Kahn
bro AL Lloyd 4, to Frank Hicks E & G NJ Smith
" Fl Scanland Wagner %. to Walsh 4 Boissean-
Jas Utz l4-B Wharton 81 to Howell, Durham &
Tomkes
PER STEAMER SELMA--GreggdMerti 524 pkgs-
Walsh & Bo'sseau lll-Howell, Durham Tonnkies
44-NcCutchen eco 2l--Burnham Il Horr 74--Jessup,
Marsh l. Wlggins l0--Hervey, Elstner L Warren los
Stacey Poland 20a-G " stoner eco 252s-E & B
Jacobs 4S--Mrs S Wells Sd E Carter 237--Jas F
Utz 4O--Conway 4 Buckalew 7--Y ouree& Winston l.
W Brooks 2-McCure Barrett 4 Smith S22-Mrs B
NJ johnson Sc Mgnery IA Droun 2 j Nnah
.l-Sae & Murphy Mrs Kimble ii Reynolds
st H Morris IA Kahn &co 6--R Craig 6co ii
Kahn Gbro 39--Hamilton &co 3--P L Frank IF
Reicher ga Allemand 5--F Bonnet Pixies Bank
s2--G Il Rond lib 2--kline Phelps l-R Girl
fully l-Thos II Pitts ii Dumot MIR McD+rmotf
Mr. johnson Cumming. Morrison Geo l5--John
Walters l--St Marys Convent l--E J Leman Is
Staiti 4--Leon Strains l. Agt Tex Elk Co s--Mrs
Hunt 3-SPRR s2S-Mrs r Dawes 1n--F x Mulhaup'
IN Kennedy ii Cumpston POI Baus Levy &
Fsodenheimer l5-Od river jefferson 3s7. Total
S743 pkgs.
PER STEAMER ENTERPRISE-Wals Boisseau
1s4 pkgs--W so H G Mcfarland 9 Mcdaniel Geo
H. to Jessup, Marsh & Wiggns-C & Barthod 7, to
Stacey & Poiand-R H Lindsay 0,--J Smith Is Z
Il r 100, 54l do to Il Thurmond-J F Utz If |.
Lowry l. to Burnham i Hnrr--Hamilton SEQ Sly &
Wimbery j. to Gregg Martin.
+ PER STEAMER ERA No 1o--Stacey h Poland ll5-
Mrs Hunt 1--SPRR IN Glass L. to Hamilton
6co-F Baker 3--Walsb l. Boisseau l0o--Gre &Mar.
tin 4Oa-C " Tandy Or e l. Ste Stoner &co
900. Total 1855.
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THE GoLp QuEsTos.--Svcretary Boutwell, was re.
Gently interviewed in most thorough going manner ay
one of the most eminent d accomplished merchants
Of New York, and this gentleman hlunfy told Bout
well that Ills policy Of bullying the bonds would soon
run gold up 70 high rs practically stop imports. owing
to the exborfi1ant duties which wiH ensue He as-
sured the secretary that 1T present NTerythng ndi-
Gated that gold would reach 100 before Congress met,
md before spring. Furthermore, that every
y IL OF srg"ciry expected in less than two years
greatea financial conruSion that ever cursed any
D slntry He believed that Secretary Boutwell, would
I'LL change his course, because man weak and lgno
rasas.enough to assume such plan wonId never ne
strnMg enough to abardon IL He inquired of Mr.
Boutwell,, s. When YOU kept retail dry goods store at
Grotof would you have gone out and bought up your
paper which had wears 10 ran, bought it, TOO, at s
high Advance while large gums of demand notes were
hanging over your head and if yen had done 20. do
Won suppose that your friend Nj Beehe of Boston.
would have loaned you any money to get along with ??
IA spite 81 a perfect mountain Of protests which have
been raised against his policy Mr. Rout1 ell persists in
adherug to it, and his mind takfs in no other explain
alton Of the complaints than the statements that they
en,aaate from gold spectators and cnpperheads
New York World.
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@TAxEs ON SUGAR, TEA AND CoFFEE-1n S6S, there
ereS0 500, eos pounds ut tea imported into this coun-
VIC duty up,.n it about thirty cents pound,
llief would be 500 0,0t0 In addition there WAS
ariff 81 five per cent. in value, which would
equal To $50 0,OOu more. The total annual tea
sYissl ), utnmU. The taxes upnn tea are more
i r{aila TO the oi it 1T China, With the expor'a
ION Irain there added. When person hn!s pound
fe r. of the price goes to the merchant aud half
Is fkf Government
4 We imported last year 25o,o0n,ooo pounds of cot
be- TIE duly, at five cents per pound, amounted +"
III btie 0n We also imported about 2nnoOo,ooo
buts1s Of sugar in lSh8 The dut4 wa ionr cents a
bus,a, and amounted in the sggrtgate 10 SshO,oo'
,sas, upon tea coffee and sngar bhe people OF the
hted States are taxrd, through the custom house
Hone, s35 uO0,o1o. This ia quail to nearly Sb0,oOo,
bio in greeubachs. II the Government wouId abolish
he ratio al banks cn in their circulation, and Issue
<reenbacks in their stead would are more than hall
Of this oppressive tax Those who are in favor OF
cheaper tea cofre AID sugar should insist upan She
abolition of national baiks and the suPplantng OF
thpir roteshy grepnhaeks Then, viii! that saving OF
$685. 600 0 we cond admit tea cntfte aud sugar free
Of autg, with hut little loss to the revenue
ft'incinuati Enquirer.
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Married:

AT the residence of the BRIDES father near AieXsn-
dria, La May q, 1863, by Rev. Father Avenard, Mr.
CHARLES MOORE, Ir. Of New rleans to Mrs M F.
LA s. MARSH, daughter of John G. and Marzalie E.
Marsh, of Rapdes parish.
None but the brave deserve the fair was said years
ago and we believe the rule still holds good No doubt
the fair bride will make ample amends to the gallant
bridegroom for the loss Of leg. might almost
afford TO lose his head for such prize
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June 2, 1869. 1871


WHAT DOES IT MEAN9-It will no donht a matter
IF aurprs the people OF New Orleans when they
advised that rir police being nightly SUI "cted To
military drill. The best drillmartpr4 10 he found in the
arrvce employed ia Teaching the manual OF arms,
and the other exercises hcl soldiers SUI crd
The excuse or rather the expla alton OF the acf a
contained in the declaration Of the Police Board that
il will cradle the ito make Hrrp~ta nv Dflicng
The least possible hurt to the prisoner This appears
rather lame conclusion for so much trouble There
manY hO THU X the matter has entirely different
purposes II NAV hp that proposed scheme - on
hand Of violence the people and this idea finds ad
don" strength in the that the Metropolitan Police
Boar d have already entered into negotiation, for the
purchase of guns with which arm them. At every
police station in the city, the polre for two hours
every night, undergo military drill, taught by ex
parenced ard capable in all the fanauyres fainS
snd exercises Of soldiers TIE officers, too are sub.
jPct"d to the discipline, and required As
siduousy apply themselves to the study Of mirar,
tactics. OF course suppoSps thaG this has any
connection with the Grand Army Of the Republic,
which, within the last three weeks have opened al
their lodges and are pursuing the Course Still
i is a remarkable coincidence
The Metropolitan Board passed the order two weeks
ence, but took thar it should not b. published.
They cali their drills g the club exercise and this
would probably have been accepted true had not the
real facts of the leaked out, On the 18th inst,
thu police are 10 have grand review, and Gov War
MOTH the head OF the Grand Army of the Republic in
ahis State is to he the chief official before whom their
exercises are to be displayed Il may be that all this
means nothing; but the fact is suggestive of good
deal, and derives addo al suspicion ahen it is re-
fected that 5000 negroes in The city undergo the same
drill in the lodges OF the Grand Army three times
week. The members of the Police Board openly as
sert that the mistakes at Jefferson City will not be
peated.
Does it mean peace or war; [Picayune, 5th
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SHREVEPORT UNIVERSITY

THE TRUSTEES OF the Shreveport University are
L pleased to announce that they have succeeded 10
securing the services of Prof. GEO. E. THATCHER,
TO take charge of this institution 1t is the design of
he Board afford educational facilities equal to those
If any pa of the country and instead Of sending
sons to distant States be educated offer such adj
confidence of the entire community. To attain this
md pains will be spared to secure the best and
experienced educators of nrdoubted talent.
ripe scholarship, experience and skill
The University Is locared very pleasant and
1ealthtuI situation, miles west of Shreveport.
The grounds extensive, affnrdlng ample room for
exercise, and the building is capable of accommodate.
ing large number
We shall educate sons there, and we urge all
hose who wish leave their the best heritage
hat man leave to his posterity, to cooperate
With u.s. JOHN N. HOWELL,
President Board Trustees.
Enhancement LAM If
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Commercial Intelligence.
SOUTH WESTERN OFFICE,
Chraraport T,,o 7e

SOUTH W EsTERN VFFIEE,
Shreveport. June IS, 1919 {
The past week has been very trying upon our
patience, and particularly has it stretched to the
utmost tension that of our merchants. To record
day after day, business dull is too monotououa and
would have been much pleased to have rsred the
phrase but the truth of history must be vindicated
Therss plenty of money here to purchase cotton Pl~n
ty Of goods IL host Of accommodating clerks and prn
cpals ready make any sacrifice for the good Of their
customers, but customers and cotton have alike been
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Grand Balloon Ascension
FOURTH JULY, 1869.

DR0F FENELON will make Grand Ascension in
a. his monster Balloon tlled La Vile de Shreve-
port, from Moss Side Place.
The ascension will take place ABOUT o'clock i'll the
evening, and extensive preparations have been made
for the accommodation OF ladies and gentlemen fine
saloon will be opened where refreshment may be
had, and plenty of seats provided for visitors
Abundance, 81 children half price. Strict order
kept by officers, and onlbuses will run all day TO the
place.
lag Saturday, the 10th June. at 81 O'Clock AN at
the Market House, the privilege for one bar will be
sold. [jel5 dSwtd
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MANSFIELD FEMALE COLLEGE,.
Commencement of 1869.
Pass Christian College.

Pass Christian College.
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS.
Incorporated 1866, by the State Legislature.
CONDUCTED BY THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
The Academic Year Commences on the First
Monday of October and ends July 81.
THIS delightful Watering Place is so well known in
l. the South that it needs eulogum. Situated
the Lake shore, surrounded by shady pine groves
the charms and advantages of each easily imagined
when connected with . col eye.
The studies. comprising the Collegiate, Commercial
and Preparatory departments, embrace all important
branches taught in the best colleges of the country.
TERMS:
Invariably in Advance.)
Board, Washing, Tuition and Doctors Fee per term o:
Hfe ucNtus.. 300 W
Entrance Fee (paid only oncel. ............ 10 90
Facatlon at College 81 %
Music, use of Instruments. and drawing are extra
deposit of $25 for Incidental expenses stationery
&c, required II nexpended, returned.
For particulars, apply at the office OF this paper
address BRO. ISAIAH. President,
aul9 " Pass Christian, Miss.
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Shreveport University.

THE FIRST REGULAR ESSION of this lnstitu-
| ton will commence Monday, February 8,
1863. and close the las, week in June
Rates of Tuition, &C., per Session:
Urinary Depa1tHeHb SIo W
preparatory Department. 80 90
'olegiate Department ... 80 90
Board per month including washing, lights. &c. Is 90
One half payable in advance; balance 18th April.
No deduction will be made from the above rates ex-
~ept in cases of prorscted sickness. Each boarder
will be expected to furnish his own wash basin pitcher
looking glass; towels and bedding except mattress and
bedstesd JOHN N. HOW ELL,
President Board of Trustees
Shreveport January 49, 1859. ftf
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The New York Times n,oraiising on the corFuptions
OF politics and pare~ draws the following dismal pic
tare of the agencies through which Presidents are
elected and the country governed thereby photograph
ing the lille its party associates and the instru-
menalities through which succeeded in helping them
into power
The politicians of the country, the who control
Its conduct by filing its offices OF power and profit,
{The Times Rays) s fish, rena and corrupt; and
il as class they growi selfish and more
irupt every year. The government OF great cities
HAS become by, word OF rpprnsrh and just Tempt.
Hour State Legislatures "guhlly bad there nat
falt dozen i'll the whole Union heh notori-
IeusIy open the basest and degrading influences
fby which human action can be controlled. And Con-
kgreSs is rapidly falling into the false and fatal
flcourse Tile politicians of the couutry-thr compact
lactve organised "army" by which the whole civil
administration is guided and governedhsve become
utterly demorali<ed-have thrown away regard tor
prir eple and Tor honor, and look upon government
only as agency for punderg the country for their
own heneft-aid us Offices not mears OF render
Eng it ho orahe service, but of enFcting themselves
Asits expense.
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Newspaper Agencv-Thos. Mcintyre, Advertis

ing Agent, Nos. sc and 98 Common street, New Orle-
sns. offers his services to newspaper proprietors to
procure advertisements and to attend any business
for them in the city. Personal attention given to all
orders for pure base Of printing MATERIALS paper sta-
tiOnerY. &C. &C.
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Mrs L. G. FORTSON, wife Of the late Elder R. r.
Fortson, OF DeSnto parish La died at her residence
in said parish on the 2ath April. 1859.
Her sou. SAMUEL FOKT>ON, is absent-his where
abouts not known the relatives Of the deceased.
Any person seeing this notice will confer favor by
giving it publicity, to cali the attention of said
Samuel Fortson to the death of his mother.
N. C. WILLIAMS.
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I'D. II. is the Memphis favorite.

RID. II. is the Memphis favorite.
One dose D. r. cares SICK stomach.
~ r is the result of bedside experience,
remedy in time Of need, R d. r.
During the fruit season keep r. d. r.
For cramps and vomiting, use r. D. R.
col4 IN Shreveport, La, by llYAMS & KENNEDY.
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Lord Palmerstou was always very particular 20 write
nothing rassly. He wrote standing desk and Kept
his nkstand the other end ofihe roa that ne had
the time occupied in crossing thr twice to reflect
upon what he had to say. His own excuse for this
habit was that hs obtsiaed necessary exercise BY it.
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English Female Di1fers cures Id al

English Female Bitters cures old and young.
Eff. B. cures all chronic female Irregularities
ChlorosiS or green sickness cured with f. +. b.
z. F, B. delights al sickly females.
Z. F. B cures BY restoring.
e. F. 3. cures pain in tho side and back
'od in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS d KENNEDY.
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psrfec1 sewing Machine Wilcox s 9

s,op Twisted Loop Stitch with hsmmsr S ,t mo.
.,5gr. oil for ST. and $6a. It always "orNS a. mi.
..s7t' notice, and never stops. Prices reo"eI IN
aea. as yorsa,e bv PIXIES CO.
d LUNGS shreveport, LIZ
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Fine Chewing and smoking ToDaccos.
o22 d&wtf
NEW CHEAP STORE!
Dry Goods! Dry Goods
-ATD
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ATYOU2 OWN PRICES
Greatest Bargains ever Offered in Shreveport,
r. CRAIG & CO.'S.

80 TEXAS STREET .............. Shreveport.
WE have now on hand large stock of Staple and
w Fancy Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. which we
offer cheaper than they be purchased in any South
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SlraQeuaz.t HrlCe LuTrHnf

LsADE FRoH ACTUAL SALES. Al THEY TRANSFERRED
Il should be understood that quotations. gener+
ally represent the wholesale prices. II United States
currency, IN filing small orders, higher rates viii
have to be RAD
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Sr.Ee,FAI, NOEiCES'

,,;arrb.pa Remedy is pleasant ana ehso'oa
's,te and chronic darrhoa.
in ac9'T ,[,ra,s M, bus and cramps use 4. D. F.
u. R. is no hot astri"gent preparation.
- shreveport. L. by ilYANS hkN
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NOTICE.
FEyHE undersigned having been appointed Agent for
i Caddo parish Of Admiral Semmes. great work.
!. SERVICE AFLoAT," would respectfully ask sub.
serpdons Of bis numerous acqnasntsness At the Yts
Horse. Shreveport. jos ST H. b. PITTS
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MUSIC LESSONS,

LESSONSs
THE undersigned IS now prepared to give Lessons
l. on the Piano or Guitar TO pupils at their res,dence
IF at the hall OF the Glee Club.
Terms-0ns Dollar r lesson. If there are two or
pupils at the house. lberal deduction will
be made. W. 8. DONALDSON.
sB~ All orders left at Cumming, Morrison & Co.'S
will be promptly attended to- Pianos tuned and re
paired Sheet Music for sale. Gy29 ~
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Died !:
Obituary,

In this city Sunday evening, 18th inst, at o'clock
JAMES BOWIE, aged thirteen months, son of Mrs.
E. iveY.
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Dromeoole A. Co.'s Buchu is ahead.

DromeOoIe II Co.'s Buchu is ahead.
Urinary deposits. use Dromgoole 4 Co.'S Buchu.
FOR Infants kidneys-Dr omgooe Co.'s Buchu.
For early abuses use DromGooe 4 Co Buchu.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS 4 KENNEDY,
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For all forms of DIarrhtsa use l.,
RDR conls and quiet the s'o'it''N
R.D. R., excellent for crying 0"p,e5, .
r., fo' l,,,..-.a,r, la. bv HYAMS KENNEDY.
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gOHNsON's EXCHANGE
-ASn-
BA- NKING HOUSE,
Will Cheek ON

BANK OF AMERICA, New Orleans
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION, New York
BANK OF NEW YORK New York
STATE SAYINGS ASSOCIATION, ST Louis No.
-. Collections promptly attended to. Gold purchased
and sold B. NJ JOHNSON.
Shreveport February d. 1860 fGEwtt
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A Charter Oak Is Years In Daily Use.

new ORLEANS, April 9, 1865.
hereby certify that purchased OF RICE BROS. g.
co. in the year 1885, the FIRST Charter Oak stove they
ever sold The stove has been in daily use in my fam
lily up to dats-over thirteen fears, and ] cheerfulY
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 satisl & such long number
Of yesrs. ~ Mrs. l.. FOSTER,
fe4 w ssfingsan street New 0rIesus
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CO T T @ n:
WEEKLY SUMMARY, BY GREGG Il MARTIN

WEEKLY SUMMARY. BY GREGG Il MARTIN.
Tuesday Evening, June l5.-since our last weekly
report have little change to make relative to
receipts. We, however note a very material change
relative TO prices The advance which is very decided
both in New York and New Orleans has caused our
market to advance fully cent per pound. We now
quote the closing rates for ordinary 24c good ordna
~ 25A@351sc; low niddling 2eA@2619c., closing
with firm market and active demand. Gold remains
without material change. Bankers rates. buying 1876;
selling 1873. Street rates, with limited sales, buying
and selling 1877 Silver--but little offered in market;
bankers selling rates 1856; demand light.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. |, 1868. bales. 100
Received yesterday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Received previously .T8, l28gS,1 $50
1880
shippea yesterday. .''--.''.'.'.,... "a "a
STOCK hand aud not cleared ..........-.. 344
Shreveport Quotations Of Hides, etc.
Number dry hides shipped yesterday.
Number dry hides shipped previously 4s 365
Number wet hides shipped yesterday -
Number wet hides shipped previously. 5,486- 54SG
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RO. T. BUCKNER,
KnickerbOCker Life Insurance Company,
sHREYEpORT LuuIsIANA.

SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA,
ISSUES all kinds of policies upon the lives Of both
L men and women No restrictions upon residence
or travel in any part of the United States.
Ofice-At Sale Murphy's, corner of Texas and
Spring streets, Shreveport. lap29 II
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CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE COMPaN]


CAPT. AL: ,........::.......,...s 2Oo, 600
Income to October OAK Mor.hsl -. 400 900
VI. j. WICkS, President. J.T Psrr1r Vice. resident
". T. BoyLE Secretary IL Il. Epkospsos Gent Az.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
NJ. J Wicks, W. H. Hunt, Napoleon H
J. 7. Petit, James phelan, VIM Joyner,
W. B. Greenlaw. F. Titus Seesel,
E. NJ, Apperson, G. lonsdale, W. l.. Vance.
B. K Pulen T. W. Smith, n s Bruce.
j. T. IRRELEVANT, Jr d BRO, Agents for Arkansas.
Louisiana, and Eastern Texas.
Issues Policies on all the Improved Plans.
All Policies Non forfeitable.
q. No restrictions travel or residence within the
settled limits of the United States, British North
America or Europe.
g. New Orleans References
Beadles, Wingo Co., T. H. Il j. M. Allen Co.,
Gen. Harry Hays, Gslbrath Stewart & Tier,
Jennings, Gates s Co., Nelson Lauphed Co..
Joseph Hay Co.. John Phelps Co.,
John Chaffe l. Bro.
-Shreveport-
B. N. Johnson Banker, L H. Morris,
Hamilton L. Co., Wimbery l. Drake,
Gregg Martini Cumming, Morrison Co.,
Jessup, Marsh Virgins Hyams & Kennedy,
IRRELEVANT IL BEHEN,
Agents North Louisiana. Offices. Monroe.
Capt T T. BELL, gent Caddo and DoSoto. ind 1y
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Suppose that twenty wears ago rich man died. and
vas buried with fifteen thousand dollars worth OF
je1elrr in his coffin, and suppose that his widow
has been reduced to indulgence. would abe De
justi6abe In recovering the buried treasure? Such an
instance has 10 our Knowledge. and there are old
czeus in this city who are acquainted with e facts
fMe,uphiS Ledger
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Shreveport, my Office, No. IS Milan street. Mon
day and Tuesday, July IS and 90, 1863
All property holders and payers requested to
be prompt in attendance, it will be the only time
will be at the precincts intend to force the collec
ton and assessment as the law directs.
On Monday, june IA. 1869, will collect the
State and Parish License Trades, &c. for the year
1859 il the city OF Shreveport and all persons are ex
pected to settle i'm edateiy She noW
due and unpaid
All persons liable for the per cent tax win settle
the days above named, they will be liable to the
pc ally Of ten per cent. month until paid and sf-
ter the FIRST day Of July, 1853
J n. HOWELL,
ieIS 2td&5twi Assessor and Collector.
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LIGHT !!

NOTICE.
MIR. BENZ. D. CHASE IS fully authorised to receive
WI and receipt for all money due the succession Of
4. Kimble. deceased for work or purchases from A.
Kirnble's Carriage Factory or Blacksmith Shop. He
will continue the business, heretofore, for account
OF the succession WM. ROBSON,
Agent for Mrs jessie Kimhie.
Shreveport. December 4, 1851. ltf
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To Tax Payers!
STATE MONEY AND WARRANTS,
Which are receivable for State Taxes.
For Sale al my Banking House.
iel5 ltd&wl B. NJ. JOHNSON.

NOTICE.
TINE examination OF the pupils of the Shreveport
Il Institute will commence Monday. the 1lsf
inst. The Concert will be given at Brewers Hall on
the evening of the sd, atter which Maj W c. CAPERS
will deliver the Literary Address. Patrons and friends
are invited to attend. j. FRANKLIN FORD.
June g, 1853, ut