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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-17
AmusemeRts.

The vast audience that greeted
Harry Maecarthy and his excellent
Troupe at the Opera House, was .
most deserved compliment to- he
merit Of the company The music
was invariably good, much of it very
Superior, especially wherever Sam
Gardner had an opportunity 20 dis
play his extraordinary merit as .
basso. profundo. IN which role be has
scarcely a peer. To our peopse who
have so often seen and 30 greatly adj
mired Harry Maccarthy in bis charac-
teristic delineations. an attempt TO
compliment his performance would
be as an attempt to paint the Lily or
enamel the Rose" The performance
last night throughout. like their
parade during the day, was really
Excelsior
THE RINK.-The day has come, and
the greatcarniyaltakes place to,night
Mr.. Bentona received q telegram from
Mr.. Barwise, the original roller skat-
er, that be would arrive by last
nights train. so the probabilities are
that be will De present and skate tor
night. The floor OF tie Rick has
been painted, very much improving It
for skating. 80 that the skaters Of to4
night will have a smooth floor TO
skate OF, and a grand time may be
looked for.sa vaa ~ : as,.r al
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Remember that Hiram Nelson
sells Buggies at Auction this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
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" IeIegraph.l NEW XcRK, Eept.l0.
Business continues lively, and the mar
ket buoyant, yet there Is no disposition
TO advance rates until the supply and de-
mand require n. A general demand Is
now fast gaining on the supply, and the
prospect Tor the next thirty days looks IA
VorapIe fer healthy trade and firm
market. Boot IL Bieached Cottons have
advanced by agents to lie; Chapman 10
l2I<c. Mystic River Brown SheettnE IKE.
Eiierfon d II re Indian orchard b b
II1xe; do w 40 lO5S; AndFoscoRgtn 81
Bieached gSheetinRs ace. and Bariletps
Afusifns l0xc. e-
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WAITED "A good boy. to strip To-
bacco in Cigar Factory. Apply to
Kohn, 143 Main Street. septic 2t
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". y. Gilmore y iatff wBaiss falre
,.-..,' ,,s,,a for f.oai vile end all Ela, iand-
" - 80 Il.
enrpmDAH, aEFrEAiHER A4,
i, ,,clock Il. *. % arrival 81 man train
800, RE north anc hast.
-1for frsieht o. pa aa9e. apply On hsAtla
NJ. WI W. g. BROWN 81 cor
40 Arenfe.
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By telegraph l ST. LOUIS. Sept. no.
ToBA cco--Firm and unchanged.
CoTToN-Duli 81 lS9l8z.
Hemp. Begging and Rope are steadya
unchanged. . ~
FLogR--I Inactlye; 81 for superi s4 p for
eWHEAr-Du1l and weak No. 2 Epfing 90
0s3c; NO. red fail 81 O58i o.: Eosl do
81 121z9l Is.
IoRa--Inactives 83G63L for mixed zoe
for choice Yellow 75c Tor choice white.
OATS = Dull and lower; 40%M4ic for
mixed; no buyers over 40c At close. 4 r't.f
BARLEY-DuIl and unsettled; 90c9Sl Oz5S
for prime TO choice Minnesota. .W iA u9#
RYE-Dealers apart.
IGHWINES-Inacttye at SOC.
Provisions Dull and heavy, and closed
lower Pork w 25@26 80. Bacon shoulders
40: clear RIB I78lz5z; clear I8c.
LARp-LoWer; 1914 for choice s;ean1.
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Broom CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from rs to 30 tons of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
faeturers. 9uh8 nN4rs septl4 It
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OFFaCIAE.

-, $50 tAAlb RlAAAAli Na UrTCLss HfrmD III ire
rost-O once az Evan vile, state Oh Tntiienr
y 80 s,.o lotn gay OF september, 1870.
VAN pA@fAfa SAY veHtisddsH giving Hnfa
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JUsr RECEIVED at the New York
Grocery, go boxes of that extra hne
Cream Cheese from New York.
PARSONS, ScovELLE e. MOFFETT.
Sent. I0.-tf.
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A MODEL LAwYER.-A few days
ago. a man named Godfrey. hailing
from Detroit, Mich. arrived in this
city, and gave himself out s a lawyer.
ana protested to be cauvassing the
prospects for locating here.s aawfKT
He had only been about twenty
four hours in-the city, when a respect
able appearing woman lodged q CONS
plant before Justice Walker against
him for stealing her carpet bag and
contents from the e. & G. Railroad
Depot, and Mr.. Godfrey was arrested.
and the carpet bag recovered. tap
pears that Dir. g.. having made the
lady S acquaintance, tried to- induce
her to register at a no el. as his wife.
but failing il this. tried to coerce her
BY taking possession Of her baggage.
The lady declined to prosecute, aud
Mr., GODFREY has skipped ont.
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AT CosT Ladies UnderRear and
Trimmings. Hosiery, &C.. at the
Ladies Emporium, No. 5 Second
Street. Now is your chance for cheap
goods. sept17 81
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CEMETERY RoADs.-The road lead
ing to Oak Hill Cemetery is pro-
gressirg finely. Wcrkmen are en-
gagged in grading it where it is neces.
sary, aud the graveling now extends
from the Cemetery nearly to the Cor
poration line, and Il being pushed
rapidly forward. That part. of the
road nearestto the Cemetery, which
has been rolled, is one Of the pleas
ATTEST of roadssto driver over. being
smooth, solid and not easily cut up.
The Board Of Commissioners, and esi-
pecially Mr. Decker. who urged the
orderingof the work, are entitled 20
the thanks of those who have occasion
to travel over it. 81. IS IS sss zo a7aa
The graveling of the Locust Hill
road commenced on Tuesday last, and
about one-third of mile has been
finished. and the work is being
pushed forward as rapidly as possible
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aPHsoNAL. Gillison Maghee. Esq,
OF the firm Of G. Maghoeae Co, now
a resident Of Orange, N. T., il in the
ciiy. SIS ssss 80
Big John Smifh, the famous we'll
driver. was In thESeity yesterday look
5ng as robustous as a young buffalo or
live COmanahe. he has bis head
quarters now at Van Buren,, and his
circuit embraces Arkansas, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Texas and tho Indian
Territory ~. . $3.50 y
The Rev Iucian B. Carpenter. the
new Pastor Of Trinity M. IL. Church.
arrived on the mail train and was
most cordially received at the Church
by q large number Of ladies and gen.
tlemen, members of his own and sis
Ter churches. Mr.. Carpenter will CO.
cupg the pulpit Of Trinity Church to-
morrow. ssa sslsi -
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BUYsyonr School Books and School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest IN the city. naa aug3l-tf.
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INDIANA PATEETs.-The following
is the list Of United States patents is
sued to citizens Of Indiana for the week
ending September 10. 1879. aud each
bearing that date. Reported weekly for
the JOURNAL from the Office Of David
A. Burr, Solicitor Of Patents ana Al
torney in Patent cases, Washington
City. ID. c. F snesI m
No. 107, 230.-Knitting Machine !;
No. 1O7, 258.-Tabies George H.
Henkel, Hartford City.
No. 107 .396.--Rotating Fan and
Ely Brush Oliver Metcalf, Orleans.
:, NO. lVs ,424.-CideF Mill Lewis r..
Taylor, Clark Township. p. p.
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Marriage L.IcE1SsEs.--The f0alowing are
the marriage licenses FOR the veek Tenesfne
Sept is, 1870:
Casper Chritman aud Anna vans r-r
Peter Ebert and Elizabeth Er4rl -ss-e
EtheTel D WaIIace and Lucy 4. Erosvr- {
Oscar W. Howe and Tabitha fs1sf,l-
4 Charles Grauo and Lula FOvrIer
5snry VACANT and Jennie Hudson.
honers t5enag and Amelia Deiseh y
George Doesr and Catharina Knanr.
ab-e
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Law CARDS
w 2 -HkRRA1VR Z

W. 4. AkssfatA -
ATTORrTET at la w
once on Third stree !, In washington
House BLOCK Il aA.4t II "a Nt@
VIII practIcs fetf . various Courts .
frslrsasS - 49, a' = q ~ fdac4 dsnlt
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LOCAL NOTICES.

~The Piccadilly, and all other
new styles of Collars, at
sep l7-2t1 STRoUsE e BRo.
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MncoInnnh.

The Rooms of the Lincoln Club
win be open tonight for business
purposes. Working Republicans are
invited to be present. safA .. ".
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HARRY MAoARrHY is gone. Sag ).
Eight couples were licensed to be
b~,,sv,., lsvs=ru s
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IonaEL 49, y 80 ITLI-l -


FOR DWENsBOEo car MELTON AAn
= Lou WILLIE
The splendid aide-f7heei pasafneef lss'
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of vest and I pair Of shoes. In de-
fault of $500 bail he was committed 10
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S5GC tls
WIZ. q. Brown. ~ AltoAN-
wau A. maaafHFW.
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Died.:

Ofpneumonia, on Tuesday, Feb 1st, EMMA, young
est child of the late Edwin and Clara Gardner aged IA
years and months.
Little Emma remarkable for her gentle and af
fectionate disposition Even in the presence of the
dread Destroyer the evidence of her love for those
whom she soon to leave touching, and
wrung with keener torture the hearts of her sorrowng
relatives Pure dew drop on the rose, she passed
away, and went to heaven.
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COnsignees per Texas Express Company.

Cumming, Morrison Geo, W Rogers, Etheridge,
B Fl Keyser, C W Pearson, W Wright, J Dunlap NJ
Walters, Jessup, Marsh Virgins J Q C Williams,
Bros E JONES' Mrs NJ Tenney, Robt D Burns, F
0 Seth, W Kendall, J Canuth Allen Gibson NJ
Hood T S Sigh
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For Mayor.

We authorized to announce A. WEINSTOCK as
candidate for Mayor of the City of Shreveport. Flee
ton first Monday in May. ..#
At the solicitation of majority of the voters, have
consented to become candidate for Mayor of the City
of Shreveport. Election first Monday in May next
ISAAC HOPKINS.
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FOR SALE.
&c

FOR SALE.
Property of the Most Remunerative Kind.
TTNHE BRICK BUILDING on Market Street, be-
Il tween an alley and Milan Street, containing four
rooms and back yard, fronting Market Street 40
feet and running lots and in block so 80 feet
per cent. on investment. 1t is occupied by Mr.
Alexander, merchant tailor, and formerly by Dr. Clay
This property is held private sale until the 10th
prox and if not sold by that time will be offered to
the highest bidder in front of the Market House by
auction.
Terms-One half cash, balance in twelve months.
P. H. ROSSON,
ia2e d&wtfl Auctoneer.
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Shreveport Quotations of Hides. etc.
For Trustee.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. SIMON LEVY,
JR, as a candidate for Trustee of Ward No to serve
for the unexpred term if elected. Election to be held
Saturday, Feb 10, 1870. @E. field
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SALE FOR STORAGE.

4 the expiration of thirty days we will sell for
n storage due and unpaid, the following described
property unless charges paid:
One 2horse Endless Chain Power, stored for account
of W. A. West.
One 2-horse Endless Chain Power.
One Thresher stored for account of Wilder 4
Thompson. MARTIN FuRD.
Shreveport Jan. 90, 1870. 1td&5tw
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Shreveport Price Current.

CNADE FROM ACTUAL SALES. AS THEY TRANSFERRED
1t should be understood that quotations gener-
ally represent the wholesale prices in United States
currency. In filing small orders. higher rates will
have to be paid =.
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Commercial Intelligence.
SOUTH WESTERN OFFICE,
r


| Shreveport, Feb l6, 1870. T
There is diversity of feeling among our merchants
with regard to the business of the past week-some ex
! press themselves well pleased with the footing up
"hhe others do not conceive that they have accom-
/ pilshed financial wonders There has not been so
great press upon Commerce street. as the weather has
Oeeh favorable for moving produce and we have not
hearo so much complaint of the laborers As will be
seen by reference to the merchants have
lowered somewhat the price of few of the staple com
moolues- at wholesale bagging can be sold at 27@
CSC. In this connection we would remark that the
merchants are at times disposed to find fault with our
quotations This results from the fact that there
a perfect uniformity of prices among themselves In
tnese Quotations we consult some five six of
Inc leading houses and where they disagree we give
the extreme prices-the highest and the lowest.
toid has hada downward tendency On Wednesday
last III was the purchasing price of the banks and
from 1924 to l23 the selling price It will be seen
that these figures are lowered to-day
Our last weekly quotations for low middling cotton
were 22l@2211c. in currency and 18Lal81c in gold.
The receipts since Tuesday night week have been 4315
and shipments GAIT bales.
Yesterdays business toerably fair, although the
receipts were light Shipments were also light and
indeed it seems fthe days heavy down freghts
over for the season. Cotton was more lively than on
Monday, without however, any advance We repeat
our quotations, with the remark that there good
demand at outside figures In currency, ordinary 21
@2119cf good ordinary, 22@22I, and low middling,
In gold:
Ordinary Observation-Disclosures. .171LG1l7%
GOOD Ordinary .161s@l64
COTTON STATEMENT.
otock on hand Sept. 1869. bales. So |
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Shreveport Money Market.
Married.

At the Brooks House, on the 18th inst, by Esqnre
W. D. Wylie, Mr.. A. B. WE'LL to Miss SOPHIE
Calm, both of this city.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME copartnershp heretofore existing between the
i undersigned, under the firm Of J: RICOU CO.,
has been dissolved. Mr.. L. B. Flquier, having pur
chased Mr. Ricous interest, will continue the Family
Grocery business his account at the old stand
corner of Market and Milan Streets.
J. RICoU,
iaa5 d&wtfl L. B.FILIQUIER
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FOR RENT.

YT,HAT elegant Brick Warehouse, 40 feet front by
i $50 feet deep, two stories high, situated on the
Levee, between Stacey & Poland's and Thurmond 4
Hicks, and formerly occupied by Jessup, Marsh l.
Virgins is offered for rent for the year 1870 For fur
heT particulars apply to John G. Elstner, McCut-
chen & Co [fe2 ltw&df
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Shreveport, Feb. 5, 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SFEVEAI NUIItES.
Wanted-1O00 Planters to call at No. Milan
street and examine the SOUTHERN COTTON AND
CORN PLANTER. They open the ridge, plant the
seed, and and roll at one operation requiring
one and one mule. Eight to ten planted a
day. They light of draught, simple in construc-
tion and will run top of the ridge, in the urrow
the side Of the ridge For sale by JAMES F. UTz,
dealer in Machinery, Agricultural Implements and En-
gneers' Supplies of every description. Ifel6 wet
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yAIUARLE CITY PROPERTY.

EOR SALE.-Lots 3, 8, 10 and IL in subdivision
Il of Ten-Acre Lot No. 81. Also Lot in Block 4,
and Lots and 2 in Block 8, all of subdivision,
and will be sold on reasonable terms.
Also, the Hotel known as the Texas House, now I'M
der rent at s45 per month. Apply to
d2stf1 McWfLLIAMS 4 ROBSON.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

Leaves on TUESDAY, February o.
msr The fast running Kouns Line side
s>SaIEaEA.h-w wheel packet S e LIMA, Capt John
sss1zssktS-sk ouns, will leave above, positively,
on the arrival of the from Haville For freight
passage apply on board, or to
fel5l NJ. L. SCOvELL, Agent
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WITHIN ANYBODY'S REACH.
Comfortable and EligibIy Located Residence,
with Furniture, for Sale.
SAID RESIDENCES at the head of the main thor
y oughtare of this growing city, and contains THREE
ROOMS in front building with back Porch, Dining
Room Pantry and Bed Room; good two story Kitchen
and upon the premises, in addition good and new
underground Cistern. Also wood Cistern, Stable
Buggy shelter, Wood shed, with all other ouhouses
needed by family; also Force Pump and Hose, ca
pable of exnguishing any ordinary fire. Said lot runs
back to broad alley, afording excellent back en-.
trance. The Enclosure is good and new
For terms apply at once to
P. Fl. ROSS0N, Auctioneer
jal3 d&wtf No. Milan Street.
ATTENTION!
4 SUPERIOR RED RIVER PLANTATION, known
N the MUTT " PLACE, is for sale. 1t contains
SIX HUNDRED and TWENTY ACRES, $50 or 800 of
which is cleared land Balance heavily timbered. I'M
provements comfortable.
Terms-One third CASH, and balance in one and
two years.
Apply without delay to
H. ROSSON, Auctioneer,
jal2 d&wtf] No. Milan ST., Shreveport La.
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Concordia Cuba special meeting of Concordia
Club will be held TONIGHT, wednesday,, Feb. 10,
at o'clock. All members expected. Business of i'm
portance to be transacted
By order of the President: -....s
NJ WEIySTOCK Secretary
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
KOUNS' THROUGH LINE.

Ut :
The new and magnificent Kouns line
.UAGAA steamer GRAND ERA will leave as above
aEzss@3on the arrival of the cars from Halyille
The Grand Era is entirely new built expressly for the
has no equal on the river. The Grand Era will take
from two to four hundred head of stock each and every
trip, and OF which shippers may rest assured For
freight or passage apply on board or to
fel5J MAT l.. SCOVELI,
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GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES

WE have made a great reduction in the prices of
w all kinds of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS,
BOOTS SHOES, &C., in order to close out entire
Winter Stock.
READ! READ! READIH
Fine French Poplins, 2oc., reduced from 4oc.
Beautiful Delanes, 25c., 90 35c.
Nice Wool Paids, 20c, &C !" 4Oc.
Finest Empress Cloth 75c, &c 1925.
Plain Black Alpaca, 35c., i" 60c.
All Wool Flannes, 30c., g SOC.
Ladies' Hemstitched Hdkfs 81 rs per dox worth So 90
All Linen Table Damask, Soc, reduced from T5c.
All Linen Dmsk Napkins, 81 per doz reduced from o.
A large lot of fine Shawls offer at half price
Fast-color Calico, 1oc., selling every place at 15c.
Very heavy Lowes l9c, worth 25c, and thousands of
other goods equally cheap.
All kinds of Clothing less than cost.
All kinds of Boots and Shoes reduced fully rs per cent
All kinds of Hats at great bargains.
We have also large stock Of Stripes, Plaids, Cot
tonades Linseys, Kerseys Cassimeres Satines, Ken
lucky Jeans, Drillings, &C., which offer chesper
than any other house in the city.
Cali and examine the goods before purchasing else
where. No trouble to show goods.
II. CRAIG 81 CO.,
No. 80 Texas Street,
f. wifi SHREVEPORT.
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& FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR ABOVE THE RAFT.

Leaves TO-DAY, wednesday,, February IS.
eesnauaA The feet running low water steamer
/ le ~ TRAVIS WRIGHT, Captain John
Es4ss3 Poh, J. T. Reeder, clerk, will leave for
the evening. For freight or passage apply on board
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LOLENJE
And ornamental Candies in andlass varia

And ornamental Candies in endless variety.
He also keeps on hand Nuts and Fruits of all kinds.
native and foreign. and the most beautiful ORNAMENTS
FOR CAKES ever offered in this market.
He fatters himself that he has the most tasteful and
complete Confectionery Fruit and Cake Establishment
outside of New Orleans -'=y
He is prepared to fill all orders promptly, and at
party cakes
Citizens and strangers politely invited to call
upon him. lfel6 wifi
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The FIRST record of sugar planting which know is
when Adam and Eve spoken Of as having raised
Cain
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Il. j. Leman. Market Street, has one of the
finest assortments of Confectionery and Fruits have
in the place. 1t is worth visit only to see
his establishment He is also prepared to furnish for
balls parties Cakes and CONNECTIONS in the most
eherche style and en- moderate terms, [d24
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FOR SALE.
Milan Street Property near the Levee, on
Long Time.
TTNHAT substantially built entirely new, and replete
i ly furnished Brick Store House, No. 3
Milan Street.
tits conceded fact that this street is now the
petor of Texas street. and many of the knowing
think it will excel the old horoughfare early the
next season. and if its progress is rapid the next
twelve months the past there will be doubling it.
Terms One fourth cash, balance in twelve months
Call at once on P. II. ROSSON,
jazz d&wtf No. Milan St.
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SHREVEPORT CRY DIREcToRY.-The population ofthis
city now large enough to require business directory,
which will contain all the names of the inhabitants
places of business and residences only of the city,
but of the parish including also statistical depart
ment which would furnish information not alone to the
old residents but the immigrants who are constantly
pouring into Texas. 1t would prove fine medium for
merchants and others to give publicity to their
spectve calings Messrs. Barcley Co., publishers,
of Memphis, Tennessee, are here for the purpose
of getting up such book They profess to be expert
enced in the business and promise thorough work 1t
will be issued in book form for city subscribers and IN
for the benefit Of advertisers They refer to the follow
ing parties at cities where they have issued pubca-
tons: Gen N. R. Forrest, Memphis; j. Il. Wingfeld,
Agt N. o. J. 4 G. N. R. r. Co., New Orleans; Hon.
John Forsyth, editor Mobile Register; HON. With
ers ex-Mayor of Mobile; j. W. Ross, President Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad.
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PIANrATIoN FnR RENT.

PLANTATION FOR RENT.
TIME WATERLOO PLANTATION containing FIVE
il HUNDRED ACRES, less, subject to
measurement with good buildings of every description
will be rented for the year 1870 This is Of the
finest places on Red river. For terms, apply to
dit fl McWILLIAMS Il ROBSON.
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jazz d&wtf SO Texas St, above the Market House
English Female Bitters cures all females.
E. F. B. cross, grabbed and fretfu wives
E. F. B. cures pale, chlorotic girls. .sE
Mysteries and melancholy cured with E. F. B.
The great uterine tonic. English Female Bitters IF
Sold in Shreveport, La by HYAMS KENNEDY.
Pretty, smiling faces impaired by E. F. B.
Pale feeble and emaciated females use E. F. 3.
F. F. B. is the sickly womah's hope.
comfort at the " turn of life . E. f. B.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS & KENNEDY :
For coughs and colds, Dromgoole & Co.'S Pect0ral.
Chronic bronchitis, use Dromgoole Co.'S Pectoral.
The best expectorant Dromgoole 4 Co.'s Pectoral.
Sold in Shreveport La, by HYAMS & KENNEDY.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-02-16

If you want any Pillow Brides, Hames Chains
Saddlesor Harness. or anything in the saddlery line
don't fail to give call l selling these goods
cheap that you can't help being suited in style
price and quality.