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Come One! Come AH!!
AN IMMENSE SALE OF UNIMPROVED
City Lots.
UNRESERVED SALE.

by P. I'll. ROSsON, AUCTIONEER-W
- be sold at public auction, at the Market House. in
of February 1870 positively without reserve, Lots
LAP 9, TO- H. l2 49, A. 49, 16, II, is, 10,
90 o. %, %, "A, 25, g. 2, %, 49, 80 81 49, 49, a. 49,
sc, 81, 38, SO, 40, A. A. 49, A. 49, 49, At 49, 49, So ST.
50, SO, a. So S. 81 58 3d. and co. all being subdivi-
sons of TenAc lot No. IA and lying the west of
the Railroad; in the neighborhood of Jonas Rob
esons residence and adjoining the property of Mrs NJ
D. Cane and Joseph Howell, Esq. There are many
beautiful building sites in this subdivision and rare
opportunity is offered those without homes to provide
themselves with the real part or position of one
Terms--One half CASH in United States currency
upon the spot and the balance in twelve months with
notes due at twelve months from date same bearing
eight per cent. per interest from date till paid
with mortgage and vendors lien retained Title fully
guaranteed.
map of the same can be seen at my Office No | Mi
lam Street P il. ROSSON
jy dtdos Auctioneer
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G0odg Reffer!! Best!!!
UNRESERVED SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
City Lots.

PY p. TEL. ROsSON, AUCTIONEER-W
D be sold at public auction, at the Market House. in
the city of Shreveport, on Monday, the 3Ist day
OF January, 1870, without reserve Lots l, 8, 4,
TO- II, u, 49, a. Is, &c. IT, Is 10, %, 81, %,
49, a. %, &C. 81 g. 49, and go all subdivisions of Ten
Acre lot No %, and being the lots situated between
the residence or nclosure of DR.. R. j. Lawrence and
that of NJ Mutt, Esq. Also Lot No. in Block "a,
with improvements the same is situated the
of Mcneil and Milan streets. Title fully guaranteed
It is particularly desired that this property should be
visited and well viewed, aud | also desire it to be
known that will make the terms easy.
map of the above can be at my office, 30.
Milan Street P. H. ROSSON
lY2 dtdOSl Auctinneer
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FOR SALE.
1900 ACRES FRESH LAND,

SlTUATED partly in De Soto parish La, and Pamela
y county, Texas, now owned by DR.. H. Mccormick,
| and formerly owned by Jasper Mcmillan. This body
of land is bounded the north by lands of Wells and
Baker, the south by lands of Brinkey and Jenkins
on the east by lands of Cole and Anderson and on the
west by lands of Johnson. There several hundred
of cleared land in this The buildings
PLAIN though comfortable and in character such as are
needed by all farmers. The place is well waered and
an inexhaustibe quantity of first class timber of every
description.
This land is offered at private sale until the 9Th
day of January next, and if not sold by that
time will bo offered that day at public auction in
front of the Court House, in the city of Shreveport
Parish of Caddo, without reserve, to the highest bid
der.
will make the payments easy to enterprising
man, if am properly secured, thus enabling him to
pay for the tract from its products. The title is be-
yond question, as the lands in only the third
or fourth hands from original entry. Neighborhood
good and the main thoroughfare from Shreveport
to Logansport the Sabine river, For full particu
lars apply, without delay, to
PHI. ROSSON,
do 3tw Auctoneer, Shreveport, La.
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Dohrman, clerk will leave as above, on the arrival
the cars from Hallville.
FoR New ORLEANS, THURsDAY-The light draugh
passenger packet Lizzie Hopkins Capt. J. L Roots, H
c. Heat, clerk, will leave as above, the arrival o
the cars from Hallviile.
FoR New ORLEANS, THURSDAY The and splendid
sdewheel Kouns-line packet Grand Era Capt Geo. l..
KouDs, James Kerr Jr clerk will leave as above Oh
the arrival of the from Haville
For New ORLEANS SATURDAY, Jan. 8.--Ihe large and
elegant sdewheeI steamer b. L. Hodge No Z, Capt.
W. T. Boardman. Jos. A. Aiken, clerk, will leave as
above, on the arrival of the cars from HaILyIIIe.
From our Exchanges
We corv as follows from the New Orleans Bulletin
of the 9th ult.:
Rsysonal-We had yesterday the pleasure of re-wel;
coming to midst-where he is both widely esteemed
and apprecated-Mr. W II. Tompkus, Jr., formerly
chief clerk of the Bart Able, purser of the Henry
Ames. 1t gives US pleasure to announce 10 the many
friends of this sterling gentleman that ne returns TO US
for the season. in excellent health enlarged proper
tions and fine spirits.
Accident--About N. Saturday, the Richmond
while moving up from New Texas Landing, colded
with the wild Wagner descending, just forward of
the fire DOORS tearing off large portion of her lar
board guard and to extent injuring her hull The
officers and crew ofthe Richmond rendered prompt as
sistance and through their efforts, united those of
the Wild Wagner succeeded in relieving her from
peril. A portion of the Wild Wagoners cargo was
brought down by the Richmond. Both steamers ar
rived during the afternoon. We are happy to be able
to state that no lives were lost The Richmond in the
encounter had her jack staff and gaows frame knocked
down.
a AN Unknown BoDY FoUND-lSuPpossd to be que Of tie
St0nea0dH p5cti8. Lee, Chief of Police yester
day received communication from Patrick Glroy, |
Coroner of Cape Girardeau county, dated December IT,
In which given an account of an inquest held by him
on the body of an unknown person, found floating in
the river, which river there think is the !
body of VIM, or Doc" Hoover bar-keeper Of the
Is q a.
ton, except the hands, which looked as if burned,
although from appearances, it has been in the water
some time. The following description IS given by the
Coroner; Body FIVE feet nine inches in height black
hair, shinged," but not short; sandy goatee chin
whskers and moustache; wore English walking
suit fine cafskin doublesoled sewed boots, fine white
undershirt and drawers. On his person found
one Mexican silver dollar, cork screw knife plain
small gold ring right hand fnge:, and steel ring
with four keys. Deceased looked to be about thirty
years old Specimens of the clothing inclosed
in the communication, to assist parties here in
making the identification, which, should they do, the
body will be restored to them.
[St Louis Republican, Dec. 90.
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Consignees per Texas Express Company.

E Shuler, w Williams Kahn &bro, R Rankin
Jr, F L McHainy, Nooche, Mrs Chiler, J Cope
land W Birthwick, J Miller, Jas R Reilly, W C
W D Dennis, d Smith, Lynch, J Petty Mrs L Pur-
nell, J Hill, J Elstner, Funt. W Kennedy,
DR. S lines, w Budd, Maj G Eckerson, S
T Hurley, C Castiange, W Moore, \ William
son, W W Purcell, W Baskn, J Cother, ] L Lind
say, Miss Jones, Capt w Stewart Chas Fallsbush,
Lancaster & Garrett, VIM Estuer, Mutt Il Leonard.
E Barnes H Riley 4 Wright, ] Talaferro. W
Stevens MISS Atkins J j Sims, NJ McPhail, ?
H Reedh, Mrs II Gilbert L 4 Jacobs, o Collins,
l. Renfrow, o Hill, N Burgn, Moore, Melon
aid, Bacon & Wallace. G N Baker, ii Hall, NJ Bern
stein, Miss L Brady, C II Weleh, Donald Campbell, G
I Lindsay, J Stewart G Ammons, Or Z Mc6lli 4
Koutzsky, Miss A Chew, J McIrrack, Taburd,
Baker, T McIvor DIR S nnis, Hill, Williams i 20
Mrs L Cameron, j Turner, Mrs Z Law, Chas Demorse
Mutt Leonard.
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Married:

At Mansfield, La, the morning of the 18th Deem
ber 1862 at the residence of the brides father James
Constantine, Esq, Mr.. HENRY MAYWALD to Miss
J. M. CONSTANTINE.
In Mansfield, La, on the 22d inst, by Rev. John
Pipes, Mr. BEN. H. SAMUEL, of Alabama, to Miss
KATE MCCLANAHAN, of Mansfield
Selma, (Ala.,) Times and Talladega, (Ala.,) Home
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A RARE CHI ANCE
Marshall Nurseries For Sale.

am too old to attend to the duties of my place
N and wish to break up housekeeping offer it for
sale 1t is situated mile and half eiast of Mar
shall, the Shreveport road. will sell eth with
or wthou the Nursery The place contains NINETY
ACRES OF LAND, forty-five of which open and in
high state of cultivation. 1t is well watered with
timber and rewood plenty and enough to spare to pay
for the place.
The Nursery consists of large and well selected
stock of Fruits, Flowers and Ornamental Trees. The
Orchard consists of five hundred Pear trees and large
number of Peach and Apple trees of the choicest kind
that will succeed South Also fine Scuppernong and
other grape Vineyard.
1t is beautiful place, in good neghborhood, and
very well improved The soil is well adapted for Nur
sery and is worth more than ask for it. Title guar
anteed For particulars inquire in person the place
or by letter of dis 4tw JOHN DUNCAN
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves TO-DAY, wednesday, January 5.
so~sa. The elegant new low water steamer
Il JEFFERSON, Capt Geo. w. Rea, H.
sGs.ssss!saS a. Dehrman Clerk will LEAVE as above
on the arrival of the cars froln Halville
For freight or passage apply on board Iva
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. 80,

SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. 80, 1869
Capt T. F. Bell:
desire through you, the Agent, to thank the Caro-
Ina Life Insurance Company, of Memphis, for its
p3$mpt payment Of $4,000 for insurance effected ON
the life of Mrs Mora Lee Ogilvie, deceased.
n c. OGILY1E.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Leaves THURSDAY, January 6, 1870.

U.
The new and magnificent Kouns-ljne
Ga6a steamer GRAND Err A will leave as above
is@=saz1o on the arrival of the from Haville
The Grand Era is entirely new built expressly far The
trade, and Tor safety speed and accommodations she
has no equal en- the river. The Grand Era will take
from two to tour hundred head of stock each and every
trip and of which shippers NAV rest assured She
will Leave New Orleans, Saturday, January /, 1870,
and arrive at Shreveport Tuesday night For freight
or massage apply on board doS
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TO RENT,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIME DAUGHTERS OF THE CROSS take this
i method to inform their patrons and the public,
that they have been Incorporated by the State of Lou
isiana and empowered to grant Diplomas. Their char
ter gives them legal recognition public and quail
fed teachers, and they intend TO exert themselves
more and more to deserve the appreciation of those
who will nrus them with the education of their chill
dren.
MOTHER THERESA OF JESUS, Superior,
President of the Academy's Board,
dl 7tw7 Fairfield, near Shreveport.
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CENTRALLY LOCATED PROPERTY.
Partly Improved.

DY p. H. R0SSON, Auctioneer-Wil be sold
ID by auction in front of the Market House. in this
city. on Tuesday, the Ist day of February.
1870, Lot 3 in Book %, opposite the Court House
in Block 3.
Terms-Onehalf CASH in United States currency
on the spot and the balance in twelve months, pur
chasers being required to give their notes. due
twelve months same to bear eight per cent. per an
nun interest from date until paid and mortgage, will
vendors lien retained until final payment. 1nterna
Revenue stamps and NUtarial fee at the expense OF tn
purchaser. T. H. hooooN,
ish 5td&Mtdosf AuctloEeer.
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What's the meaning of E. F. B
After your sick wife has tried three or four doctors and
half dozen old grannies let her use one bottle B.
E. F. B. cures all diseases peculiar to females
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS & KENNEDY.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Leaves TO-DAY, "wednesday Januar

Leaves TO-DAY, "wednesday January 5.
a The fast running kouns Line side
e@@@ILas>zAr~ wheel packet S L LIMA, Capt John
ss,Sasa---shouns, will leave as above positively.
on the arrival of the from Halyille For freight
or passage apply on board. Tja5
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves SATURDAY, January s.
The large and elegant sidewheel packet
fS@... 8 b. L.. HODGE No. ,. Captain w. T.
Il Boardman, Jos. Aiken Clerk leaves as
above for New Orleans, on the arrival Of
the cars from Hallville. For freight passage apply
on board. Lido
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FOR SALE.

ENHAT slightly, retired convenient and comfortable
e New Residence. containing four Rooms twenty
by twenty feet and fourteen feet pitch 1t is entirely
is inclosed with and substantial fence 1t has a
new kitchen and servants room, stable and other
necessary outhouses, underground and wood csterns
with young and healthy orchard of the most select
fruit trees 1t has five of land surroundings
and IS situated just outside of the corporate limits of
the city. its location is high and dry.
For terms apply at once to P. H. ROSSON,
1y2 tt
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Leaves THURSDAY, January G.

14707ts IHI KoDAI, january 6.
rs" d The New Orleans and Shreveport line
- packet LIZZIE HOPKINS, Capt.
leave for New Orleans as above on the arrival Of the
cars from Marshall For freight passage apply
UOaTa.
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FOR RENT.
AND FRUIT STORE,
y G. Fl. BOND,

25 Milan Street, adjoining Post Office,
Has recently fitted up and opened Confectionery
above, where he will keep constantly on hand full
sortment Of everything in his line, consisting Of Cakes
Candies, Sugar Pums Gum Drops, Kisses, Lozenges,
ETC.. etc. Fruits and Nuts of all kinds He respect
fully solicits share of public patronage. fmh19 diff
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Messrs. ThurmOnd n Hicks, the Levee, are
in receipt direct from St Louis, of 5000 bbls. Plants"
and Market Street" fours. This house is Plants
agent and is authorised by him to fill all orders in this
city at New Orleans prices.
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Shreveport Price Current,

CMADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANSFERRED
It should be understood that our quotations. gener
ally, represent the wholesale prices, in United States
currency. In filling small orders, higher rates will
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Louisiana Nurseries.
One-Half Mile Below Stoner Co.'S Packing House
SHREVEPORT, La.

NNE are now prepared and ready to supply Louis
w ana, Texas and Arkansas with all kinds of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees We have all the best and most
approved Southern varieties of fruits. Also complete
Etc. all adapted to this climate and standing well oul
hot summers.
We are determined to make Nurseries compete
avorably in all respects with any other in the United
States and will guarantee all Trees, Shrubs &c, tc
be exactly represent them. We therefore re-
spectfully solicit the patronage of all who wish to i'm
prove or beautify their places to try our stock We
country.
Send in your orders early and secure the first seec
tons.
Ofice-Stacey POland's old business house, foot O
Texas Street. Respectfully,
dig 1td&3mw1 SAMUELS, STONER & co.
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The Most Beautiful BUILDING
SITES IN THE CITY
BY AUCTION.

FOR SALE.
+ HAVE in my hands to SELL to any wanting a
comfortable home, the most desirable country seat
neighboring the city.
DESCRIPTION.
This residence just two miles from the Corporation
Line, and is Frame Dwelling, the Cottage order,
containing four rooms, with bath dressing room;
ten-foot hall running through it, with front gallery
running the full length the house, ten feet wide also
back gallery. The house is entirely and not yet
entirely completed, though now in course of compile
ti6ff and will be handed to the purchaser thur
oughly finished. Attached thereto all the necessary
out-houses with underground cistern and fail
ing we'll ofgood water There are ten acres of ground
belonging to this homestead on which there is ado
escent orchard of Peach Apple and Pear trees, with
Strawberry bed and young and healthy Vineyard.
The possessions high and dry and the road leading
thereto from the city Away, Gin the most ncement
son of the year, passabe In fact it is only necessary
for any disposed to buy in of comfortable
home to visit the premises and backed with the ab
y, am trade will be effected. Fences and gates
in good condition.
Terns-One fourth of the price agreed upon will be
expected in CASH, and the balance in and two
years, with notes bearing eight per cent. per
interest from day of sale, secured by mortgage and
personal security, with the usual claims.
Apply to P. H. ROSSON, Auctoneer,
DDS diff to Col S. L. TAYLOR.
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T.. j. Leman. Market Street, has of the
finest assortments of and Fruits have
in the place. 1t is worth visit only to
his establishment He is also prepared to furnish for
balls parties Cakes and CONNECTIONS in the most
che'cbe style and on moderate terms. IDA
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VALUABLE
Improved City Property
BY AUCTION.

DY r. III. ROBSON, Auctioneer-WilI be sold
ID in front of the Market House, in the city of
Shreveport, on Tuesday, the Ist day of Febru-
ary. 1870. Lot in Block 80, with improvements the
same being situated on Spring Street nearly opposite
the residence of Dr. A. f. Clarke, and being the house
now occupied BY Mr. Simon Levy.
Terms-GASH in United States currency on the
spot. r. H. RoSsoN,
jas 5td&wtdos AuetoneeI
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BOOKS, MUSIC, PAPERS

ID and II AVAXIN Is
Received regularly at NJ KENNEDYtS 81 Texas street
Particular attention given ordering Books, Music
and Fancy Stationery. Subscriptions received for the
coming year for all the leading papers and magazines
NJ. KENNEDY,
Book, Music and Periodical dealer, 81 Texas ST
fdlO SIND
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
WE take this method of informing the public that
w we have established PROVISION BUSINESS,
and will keep constantly hand large stock of Beef
and Pork products, Consisting of Corned Beef Hams
Tongues, Marrow, Neats-foot Oil Tallow, Butter and
Cheese; also, Pork, Bacon and Lard, which we offer
for sale for lower prices than these articles be pur-
chased elsewhere and will guarantee every article
sell to be represented
To induce the public to try stock, we will sell
Extra Family Mess Beef $40 per 200 lbs.
...,.......:. Is " 200 g
Railroad Mess Beef. 10 $50 "
Marrow 10 cents per I'D.
Tallow 10 I" " I"
Respectfully,
las dawn STONER BROTHERS.
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SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular Weekly Packet.

,.-..,. THE new, splendid passenger packet
%@@. & GOV. ALLEN. Capt. r. Sinnott
sfSsHs5fa5 Florence Hndren, Clerk WILL as soon as
$50 the water PERMITS take her place as a
regular weekly packet between Shreveport and New
Orleans leaving Shreveport every Tuesday on the ar
rival of the from Hallye, and New Orleans every
Saturday at o'clock PM.
Capt Sinnott returns many thanks for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him and would ask
continuance of the same assuring his friends and the
public that the Gov Allen, Quilt expressly for the
rade in point of speed and comfort will be unsur.
passed by any boat in the trade MA wifi
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STRAY ED.
- T ~

DEFORE Fl T. Allen, Justice Of the Peace, . CHEST,
Id NUT SoRREL PONY, some six years old, and
saddle marks on both sides. 1t can be had bT paying
charges and calling upon .o1 ronn
lax twI RORERI UAfOkD.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE!
HANGE 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 very valuable for its timber and is fair average
upland 1t is an attractive residence. az Apply
al this office for further information. liy22 If
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PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of st. Louis, Missouri.
REPRESENTATIVE CAPITAL 81 ,225 1000

II LINE & PHELPS, Agents of above Company, are
IN prepared to take risks both Fire and Marine and
will issue Open Policies to parties desiring them.
ray7Ofice over Walsh BoisSeau's New Store on
the Leype. ShreyeDgrt La. TiyTt
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Commercial Intelligence
SouTH- WESTERN OFFICE,
Shreveport. IAN <. 1888


Shreveport, Jan. 5, 1862 {
/ The past week was of extreme dizziness with our
merchants who make it a business to sell goods. The
of this is well known to readers that it
hardly worth while refer to it, As the HOLIDAYS are
pretty well over and the roads improving we look for
decdedimpTovement the coming week The receipts
of cotton for the past week sum up 1926 bales The
market was firm and active with an upward tendency
We note the sale of 1000 bales, as follows on
basis for low mddling in gold Wednesday and Thurs
day l713@l7Ic; Friday and Saturday 18@I81lc and
Monday l8I@l8$5c. God121@122.
The receipts yesterday reached 839 bales, and the
sales 800 bales The market quiet but firm at yes
terday's quotations, lie l8I@1839c in gold, or 22H
@22asc in currency, for low middling We have no
change to note in gold. The following are the gold
quotations for cotton:
Good Ordinary ....... 17s<678
Low Middng 1e1+919s<
Midallng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .18I@18%
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. l, 1868. bales Sc
Received yesterday Observation-Disclosures. 500
Received previously 226-44 O65
44l21
Shipped yesterday -................... 4o5
ohpPed PreVlously. So, 0T6-35,4 8l
Stock on hand. Observation-Disclosures. 8,64Oj
Shreveport Money Market.
Gold ,...121@l22
Silver. ....... .......................120 @121
Mexican Dollars. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l@122
Bank Checks New Y oTk ............15 u prem.
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So Texas Street.-In addition to my large and
extensive stock of Saddles, Harness. &c. &C., have
for sale $50 dozen Plow and Wagon Blind Brides, rs
dozen pair Red Top Root Hames 800 pair Trace Chains
Is dozen Hogskn Plow Collars, all of which | am sell
ing at the lowest market rates.
W. S. HAVEN,
d22 d&w8w 52Texas St, above the Market House.
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Assets over 100000.
Every desirable form Of Policy issued for any amount
from $1,000 to S25 900 on a single life.

NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS.
I. N. Marks, of Fatjo, Marks Il Co.; W. H. G. King,
editor New Orleans Times; Albert Baldwin, of Slo-
comb, Baldwin Co., T. c. Walsh, of Irby, Mcdaniel
& Co., Alfred H. Isaacson, of Isaacson, Seixas & Co.;
Joseph Simon, Merchant, IS Custom House street; t.
NJ. Converse, of Converse, burberry & Co., George
Clark, Adjuster, 1877 Gravier street, George W. Hyn-
son, Merchant, Camp street.
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Now is the time subscribe for the Magazines for
another year. Clubs being made up at the News
and Periodical Depot in the Post Office building, for
Godeys, Demorest's, Peerson's, ,Harpers, Southern
Farmer, Leslie's and the Ladies Friend Ids St
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FOR SALE.

FORTY ACRES of land, situated one mile from
L town, and well improved. About one-half of the
land is well tmbered and the location is unsurpassed
Apply to Io27tf McWILLIAMS ROBSON.
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ID W. BURNS, Physician, Surgeon &c, has re
H. Gently located at Mrs. Renfro's place. one mile
from the Levee, where he be found at all hours.
He respectfully offers his professional services to the
citizens of Shreveport and adjacent country. He has
been five years engaged in the practice. de- 5tw*