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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

An authorizing the ubmmssion Of the constitution
Of Virginia. Mississippi, and Texas. TO vote of the
people. md authorizing the election of State officers
provided by said constitutions, and members Of Con
gres-.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House of Represent
atve of United states of America in Congress Assem-
BLEED That the President of the United States, at such
time gs he may deem best for the public interest," may
submit the constitution which framed by the con.
veution which met in Richmond, Virginia, on TIes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-08-31
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

WE will, in a few weeks, resume the manufacture
w of the IMPROVED UTLEY COTTON PRESS
in Shreveport La, and would request planters who
contemplate purchasing to send in their orders
possible in order that may have sufficient time
to furnish good press These presses possess many
advantages over the old screw and are extensively
used the entire region and when properly
made never fail to give entire satisfaction.
Every press that we sell will be made under own
SUPERVISION of the best material and in the best
style of workmanship; and with our present facilities
and experience, we have no hesitation in guaranteeing
full satisfaction in every instance
We append few of the certificates have received
from those to whom sold last season
DESoTo PARISH, La, June %, 1870.
Messrs. Kirksey Buckner, Shreveport La:
Dear Sirs-in relation to the Otley Cotton Press
purchased of you, will say, after having used it dur
ing one season, that am pleased with it, and am sat-
ished they will always give satisfaction when propely
made, and will recommend it to my neghbers as being
much superior to the old-fashioned screw press
JOHN b. PuGH.
Messrs. Kirksey & Buckner:
Dear iSirs-With the Utey Cotton Press purchased
of you pressed about 1875 bales, weighing from 42o to
sos pounds, and will say the press answered my pur-
pose about as well as expected.
Yours, &c, JAMES NJ Foster.
SHELBY COUNTY, Texas, April 12, 1870.
Messrs. Kirksey d Buckner, Shreveport, La:
Dear Sirsin reply to your inquiry as to how liked
the Utley Cotton Press purchased of you will say
that said press in connection with my public gin
and it gave entire satisfaction in every particular.
= JOHN u. MOORE.
BossIER PARISH, La, March 26, 1870.
Messrs. Kirksey Buckner:
Geats-I pressed upon the Utley Cotton Press pur-
chased of you last $50 bales averaging about
AGO pounds and am in every respect pleased with it,
desire to get another this season for another place
which you will please have made for me. Having thor
oughy tested its merits you state to those desr
ing purchase that heartily recommend the press.
Yonrs truly, j. NJ. ARNOLD.
SHREVEPORT, La, June 25, 1870.
Messrs. krkseysG Buckner
Dear irI take pleasure in testifying to the merits
of the Utley Cotton Press. have had one of yours
for season. and from what know of it after press
ing my crop, cheerfully declare that 1t has given
entire satisfaction and recommend the press to be all
it was represented to be.
Yours truly, K. 7. WILSON.
We have reduced the price to 5000 for the Press
plete and to those who desire to build their own
presses we will sell the iron and the right to build for
$40 KIRKSEY BUCKNER,
Office at Sale Murphy's,
iy9s ttdI3nYl Shreveport. La
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Died.:

In this city the 10Th inst, at the residence of
J. Stacey, Esq, after long and painful illness, Mi
| JOHN 7. DUFRENSE, aged AZ years.
The friends and acquaintance of the deceased and
also those of his brother-inaw A. j. Stacey are re-
spectully invited to attend his funeral which will take
place from the Catholic Church at o'clock PM
The deceased was born December 1923, in ST. James
parish, La, but for for the last twelve years was
resident of this parish. To know him intimately
to love and esteem him. Few persons in the private
paths of life 60 down to the grave deeply re-
GREETED than the deceased His life was one of moral
rectitude, and the long and painful illness which
mated in his death borne with the fortitude and
hopes of Christian passing from this world of trouble
to of eternal rest May his aectionate wife and
his many connections find consolation in the well
founded belief that he has gone to that haven of bliss
provided for those who have performed well their part
on this earth.
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Consignees of Merchandise.

| PER STEAMER TIDAL WAVE-A Cohen pkg G
FsgrOne WeTd a9e IA t. Hoss
F Perry l, ISL to Stacey & Poland-A Downing 3
Clapp / Brown JRR&eo { J Butts 5 TA&bro 9, to
Jessup, Marsh McKelar--Chas Schluter K & T 8
| TF&co 2 TP&HFF s, to McCutchen &co-E Wells
geo H&G Jones Harris q Peyton &bro 10, 100
| to Thurmond d Hicks-R Buford SO SIZE Jordan
| l, to Martin L. Ford-WALH 1-JCF Gem Saloon
-B&HT Dreyfus / Chas Allemand 50-Conway &
Buckelew 34--Cable Beale I'D Kaufman IF J Lee
man 7-E b Sc Mignery 27-F Bonnet &c H
] 5 Brice 25-J Utz Al } Dillon 2-J J OConnor
18-K&D Leon Meyer 58-I4 B FiEquier 5-M Kauf-
man l0-Mrs Hemiqis ls-Moeh 4 We'll l8-Martin
Kennedy Mrs Paris Pixies Bank l-P F Frank
5-P H Kyes l-Reiersen g. Gragard 2l-R Chapsky
l-R billiard Is Cohen&bro South Western i
H Camp EFT H Morris 1T lex FIX Co w
HK 30-Walker eco 28White geo 81 E Phelps 8.
PER STEAMER Fl. NJ. SHREVE.-Samuel Hall los
pkgs-John O'Neal 50-H Funk Stacey Poland
83-Hoss Durham 4S-Jessup, Marsh &Mckellar l65
Martin & Ford lO6-Mundy Collins 4l7-Horan &
Buckner ii . Koran l-Thurmond & Hicks 309-JH
Stoner 117-Hamilton eco l52-Stoner &bro ll40-F
Pullen 32-Cole Beall 2l6-Gunther Grim 4o--Le-
man 90 Chamberlain p Maute l00-H Line
lO2-Bowers eco 65-M Kaufman 6--L Cook 8
Kyes eco l-Drury Lacy l2-White &co 30--Jas
Phelps l1-Looney Cousins 2l-Morris Fleming
SO. For Jefferson 76O.
PER STEAMER ERA No. 9--B Boren eco 81 pkgs
B Smith Clapp& Brown GW&B IS j B Miller 5 j
A Lott 90 JIM Mex 7 A&bro Wood & Nash 43, to
Jessup, Marsh l. McKear-A& G IS Bains & Turner
Clapp Brown CIVIC JE Norrell q Dreyfus % W
"a r l. May 26 T FL Coleman WSM 7, to Stacey & Po-
land-J P Ford M&F % T&W so, to Martin Ford
Piggott so PR 2 T&H 80, to Thurmond & Hicks
Conway Buckelew 63-Levy d Bodenhemer SEE
Johns Sc bod 34-W Hetfner l5-S Herrod IL
Ceaffe DR. ] d Harper !, to Hamilton &co--E Mig
mercy 5-Hoss e. Durham 3-Lanlois 3--Victor 2-Tex
Elk Co Pr billiard 2--Mrs Hemenis q Hawkins
2, to Hervey, Estner Warren--Head House 2--F Ba-
ker 2-Bogel Duringer Forget 1-Hearsey
Hyams ii W Chatham l, to Mcclure Edwerds--J
Kendall Mrs McDermott IN Kennedy IS
Cohen &bro Nv Head |, to Horn Stokes. Total
656 pkgs.
PER STEAMER FLAVILLA-A Sour 13 pkgs-D
Kaufman 25O-Arnold Hall l29-D 81 to Cum
ming Morrison-E Teah &c B SO, Horr
Stokes-Gunther & Gwin ll0-HWS 10 WCV /, to Str
Hornet-Head House 3-H Orion &co-John Cald-
well 35-Mrs H l, to & Jacobs-S Acker O.
WIN l. to Hamilton &co--A S 90, 80 to Hoss & Dur
ham-C&T7 HAH JHB S&F 81, to Stacey & Poland
CAB MMK&co 1872 to Jessup, Marsh McKelar-
Tex Elk Co 8-GG so JBS Las q, zl5 to Sale &Mur
phy-H&G P&bro 80, 20 to Thurmond Hicks-S
&co 49, to McCutchen &co-Pikes Bank Postmaster
= bags . Mail.
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A @ A L L.
ESPECIAL NOTICE OF THE PUBLIC,

HAVE in hand, for SALE in parcels to suit purchasers
l. Ninety-two Acres of Unimproved Land
lying within mile from the corporation line
of the city of Shreveport portion of this tract is
yet in its primitive state &e it is well wooded and
or less wood upon the balance of the tract This
land adjoins the land of John w Jacobs and Girod
Vineyard being the north fractional part of the south
west fractional quarter of section No S. of township
Is, range IA, adapted fully to gardening and orchard
purposes being entirely above overflow with divers
beautiful building Sites placing the city in full view
Terms moderate and easy. This tract is held on
private sale until the first of November next, and if
not sold by that time the will be sold without
serve. at public auction, at the Market House, in this
city, in such sub divsions may be deemed advisable
For particulars apply at once to
p. H. R0SSON,
Cotton Factor and Auctloneer
No. IL Levee street, corner Milan.
tIc
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MARsHALL FEMALE COLLEGE,

Marshall, 1eXaS.
ENHE exercises of this College will open on the First
n Monday in September.
j. T. MONTGOMERY, A. NJ, President, Professor Of
Mathematics, Intellectual and Moral Science.
CHARLES Fl. MONTGOMERY, AM. MD, Professor
of Chemistry, Philosophy, and Physiology. H.
giene, &c. -.- ~
Mrs SARAH HAvIs, Teacher of Natural Sciences
Miss GEORGIANA MEHAFFEY, late of Memphis
Teacher of Art Design, Drawing Painting, &C.
and French.
of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
There are blanks to be filled, but the proper selec-
tons have not been made the full announcement is de-
ferred
The President makes special references. His
scholars found in all parts of Texas and the whole
South, and they confidently referred to g living
eplstles known and read of all men
Suffice it. school North South, East West shall
boast of better facilities than the Marshall Female Col
lege for the thorough training of the mind heart and
manners of its pupils ~ auS ltd&3tw
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KEAcHI FEMALE COLLEGE.

| DeSOfO YaTlSh. La.
TsHE next session of this institution. Rev. PETEi
Il CRAWFORD, AN, President, will commence oil
the 10Th of September next, and close ON Fri
day, the 25th of June following.
The session of months forty weeks is divided
INTO two terms OF five months twenty weeks, each
Each young lady required to furnish her towels bow
and pitcher, looking glass nd bedding that is, bed
clothes, including bolster and pillow. II she prefers
that these things should be furnished she is charged
81 per term addition to regular rates of board
Each young lady is bound for the whole term of five
months, and deduction is made, in board tuition
except in of protraced Sickness of than two
weeks duration at time In the event of death money
advanced is refunded in due proportion.
"a If young lady enters the College in two weeks
after the beginning of the term she is charged with
the whole term.
Rates of Tuition, Board, &c.
Board, including washing lights, &c, in advance at
the beginning of term, in GOLD or its
equivalent, per month. Observation-Disclosures SIS 90
Tuition in the solid branches. .......S 50 90 10 5 90
Music, with the use of instrument. 8 90
Eieeh, per month";. ..----..-..-...- / W
g All charges, except for board, payable in e. S
currency.
sag Experience has taught US that it is inexpedient
to give Of more than two days at Christmas,
and earnestly requested that parents and guardians
will not permit their children and wards to absent
themselves from school, longer at that time. g
THOMAS N. GATLIN
President Board of Trustees
L. L. TOMKIES, Sec'y.
Auoust a 1870. F6m.
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Commercial Intelligence.
SouTH-WEsTERE OFF1CE,
Shreveport, August 81, 1870.

SOUTH w EsTERE OFFICE,
! Shreveport, August 81, 1870.
There has been no particular change for the bette
in commercial matters during the past week. The re
cepts of cotton have been light and trade ditto.
Cotton is scarcely quotabIe, though during the weel
there were few sales on basis of 12L cents curren
| cy for low middhng.
| Gold on Wednesday was quoted at ia buying anc
lie selling price by the banks; on Thursday it went
up to 1l5@1l7 and has remained at those figures Gold
goes up upon reports favorable to the French arms
and down when Prussia is thought to have the advan
tage, which the New York Herald accounts for upon
the ground that Prussia is large holder of American
bonds This is generally accepted solution of the
cause of rise and fall in the article and yet went
up to Us from ia when the dispatches certainly in
dictate that the Prussans gaining material advan-
tages We shall not endeavor to account for this ap-
parent anomaly. The operations Of the Gold Room
are ine1plicable to those not within the ring.
The condition of the country is regarded as avora
BILE by the quidnuncs though do not see that this
is applicable to the South. 1t is true the latter has
been more than ordinarily blessed with a fine corn
crop yet it is difficult make Southern planter be-
eve that his prosperity is materially enhanced by
large grain crop, when cotton commands but COM
paratively small price Probably in the course of time
our planters may to understand that editors are
not such simpletons they in their wisdom are fire.
quently disposed TO regard them.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1869. .......... bales. 30
Received yesterday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA
Received previously l07 ,l59-l07,l 73
l07, 22e
Shipped yesterday .-..............-. 90
Shipped previously .... l04 997lO4, 1897
Stoo, m hand 900
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Lost in 1867.

4 PROMIsSORY NOTE, sent through the mail
"A from Albany, Ga, to b. W. Adams Shreveport
la having been lost all persons warned agains,
trading for the same The note given the goth
of 5ulY 1866, by w. Fl. Adams, s. W Spearman and
Thos. II. Adams. security, payable to r. Adams for
$500 co. with interest from date. and since transferred
to B. W. Adams. B. W. ADAMS.
Albany (Ga.1 ,'eWs copy ana send bill to "
Culbretb, Hardup (je2-w3m@
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THATCHER & ALEXANDER'S IS
Classical and Mathematical school.

FENHE exercises of this Institution will commence on
Il Monday, the 5th of September.
The Preparatory Department will offer facilities for
a thorough fundamental education
The Classical Department will embrace instruction
both in Ancient and Modern Languages.
The Mathematical Department will be divided into
courses, giving the student the option of Commercial
Course, embracing Book Keeping and instruction in
Commercial law or course of Higher Mathematics,
including Surveying and Civil Engineering.
The much neglected branch of Penmanship will re-
csive particular attention.
Full particulars will be given in Circular au3wtf
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REMOVAL.

r HAVE removed my well selected stock of Dry
i Goods Boots Shoes, Hats, etc., from Milan street
under the Brooks House, to the Store No. 10 on the
Levee, lately occupied by Messrs. Walters Elder,
where shall be happy to attend to my customers and
the public generally
Shall leave this day for New Orleans, New York
and other cities, to purchase my Fall and Winter
stock which shall be inferior none, especially in the
Clothing and Furnishing Goods line all of which will
be offered at the lowest prices.
My old Spring Ridge friends find at my new
store splendid assortment of Plantation and other
heavy goods, at the old conditions.
Mr.. NJ. Bompet, my Brother in Law, will have the
management ofmy business during my absence.
J. DREYFUS,
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Valuable Plantation for Sale

Z OFFER FOR SALE, upon reasonable terms, one
4 of the most Valuable Plantations in Caddo
parish, La. 1t is situated on Black Bayou, within
eighteen miles of Jefferson and contains $40 acres,
about SEQ of which under good fence. The place
is known as the ROBERT LOWE PLANTATION, and
is this year partly under cultivation. There is upon
the place excellent dwelling house, smoke house,
weaving house, store rooms, blacksmths shop, GALL
frame) together with gin house and mill, cribs,
&C. besides being supplied with the best of water and
an excellent orchard.
The land is well tlmbered and is of superior char
acter-250 acres of which is second bottom ham
mock land, and fronts the bayou.
For further particulars address The undersigned at
Shreveport, La.
v3-dltwtfi r. G. LOWE.
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COLUMBIA ATHENEUM, Tenn.-A First
~ Glass School for Young Ladies': Advantages
Elegant Grounds (23 acres); Healthy Location; Capa
cous Buildings; $4,000 Apparatus Well selected
Library of ii ,OoO volumes; Large Recitation and
Sleeping Rooms, with fire in each; Abundantly sup
Piled Table; Full and Efficient Faculty; 80 years.
perienee; Course of Instruction thorough and COM
plee Prices reduced; Number of Matriculates 1885
and IA Graduates No Sectarianism Session opens
Monday, September 5th; Catalogues Mrs. F. G
SMITH, Principal. VIM. A. SMITH, A. NJ, Secretary.
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce ED. STURGESS as
candidate for Sheriff of Caddo parish at the ensuing
election [jy22
We are authorized TO announced JAMES NJ WILL.
SON as candidate for Sheriff OF Caddo Parish at the
! ensuing election lang wtd
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HAVING purchased the large and commodious
LII building recently erected on the Levee adjoining
Walsh l. Boisseau the same is offered for rent
For particulars apply to Martin Ford, who are our
authorized agents.
au27 2mdI TWYMAN & WOMACk.
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0. II. Joint Resolution

Proposing an Amendment to Constitution of the State
SECTION l. Be 1t rsso5osd By tie Senate md House Q,
Representatives. Of tile State Of Louisiana, IN General As
ssnbky concerned, two thirds of the members elected to
each House agreeing thereto, That at the general
election next ensuing the passage of this resolution
the following amendment to the Constitution of the
State shall be submitted to the people of this State and
If majority of the voters at said election shall approve
and ratfy such amendment, the same shall become a
part of the Constitution, to-wit
ARTICLE. No person who, at any time may have
been collector of taxes whether State pa IRISH or mu
niciPa or who may have been otherwise ntrusted with
public money, shall be eligible to the General Assem-
bly, or to any office of profit trust under the State
Government, until he shall have obtained discharge
for the amount of such collection and for all public
moneys with which he may have been intrusted.
(Slgned) MORTIMER CARR.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR ]. DUNN,
Lieut. Governor and President of the Senate
Approved February II, 1870.
(Sgned) H. c. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State
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Catholic Male School.

TTHHIS School will open at Shreveport its former
Il premises on the 9Th of September inst, the
First Monday In the month.
TUITION FEE-For the most advanced pupils So 90 ;
for beginners, 81 90. In u. S. Currency, payable
monthly, in advance. J. PIERRE.
auo1dEwtf
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r. J. Leman. on Market Street, has one of the
hnest assortments of Confectionery and Fruits have
ever seen in the place. 1t is worth visit only to see
ms establishment He is also prepared furnish for
balls or parties Cakes and CONNECTIONS in the most re-
e"SF'hs style and on moderate terms. ld2+
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Dr. A Derbanne, V Shidet, NJ Samfeld, c Har-
ris Kline l. Phelps, W Aston, NJ D Hornet, T p
Carlisle, j D Jehries, Mrs M Lache, Mcclure,
Paulon & L., G Ii Slaughter, s NJ Burr, Jas Morris,
Allen Gibson, DR. Il Mcbride, j ADckson, McGill,
C Nivoche, j Robinson, j w Richardson, J Sharp.
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NOtice.-During the construction Of their ney

Notice.-During the construction of their new
building on Texas street, E. & 3. Jacobs will occupy
their Warehouse entrance the alley between Texas
and Milan streets, their main salesrooms their
office being on the second floor of the same building.
Their Hardware, Hosiery and Notion Department, will
be foundon Milan street, in the building occupied by
K H. Lindsay. Their business will be conducted with
out any Interruption, during the progress of building
Ry-Wtfl
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READ THIS.

TIVE undersigned has leased the newly repaired
Il House at the head of Milan street, and is pre-
pared to furnish BOARD and LODGING by the day
week reasonable terms as be had in
Shreveport. Asks only reasonable share of patron
age from friends and those that wish pleasant place
O board. IaulO 4tw*l WM POWELL,
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
A New and Excellent Dwelling, Conveniently
Located, being within one Square of
the Levee, and still Private.

EOFFER for sale that beautiful well built and com
Il paratively Dwelling at the of Spring
eres running its entire front s and I'd stories
tain four large and well ventilated Rooms with kitchen
containing three Rooms, with all other outbuildngs
necessary to the comfort of family There is
derground and wood cstern attached to the premises
and sufficient of ground for small garden.
These Improvements are built upon Lots and in
Block ST. having front of so feet Spring street by
depth of $50 feet back to alley which lots of
will be sold with the buildings. The same is situated
within two squares of Texas street. the main thorough
fare of the city of Shreveport in neighborhood
passed by any tor morality and refinement and quite
convenient to all the places of public worship well
to business.
Terms easy. For particulars apply to
LEMUEL CUISINE,
aug 81 2tawto1l or to P. H. ROSSON.
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PRESSES PREssEs!! PRESSES -!
JONES' FOUNDRY.
The UTLEY PRESS. Observation-Disclosures $3.50 90
JONES' IMPROVED PRESS. ...............S2 5000 90
PROVOST celebrated SCREW and LEVER
PRESS, for hand, horse steam power. $500 90
THAVE the sole right sell the Utley Press in Caddo
L Parish. Planters who desire to put up their own
presses have the rons with the right the build for
the Utley Press at $3.50; Jones Press $40 and Pre-
vost $3.50. au3l w3m T. W. JONES.
LOST.
ON or about the LIST day of May, 1870, a note for
~ TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, drawn by Pau
lima Pickett payable twelve months after date to the
order of Cummings, Brown d Co., and by them en-
dorsed. Said note is dated the 18th day of March,
1867, and was due on the 18th of March, 1868, and
bears eight per cent per interest after matur
ty The public cautioned against trading for said
note. D. H. GORDON Holder.
aust 4twI by DUNCAN l. MONCURE, Atty's