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P'ulishued o Tueshay and Friday.
r' E'"When subsc,~ribers see Tanr) Erpired.
at~Llrllnpd ou theiir puap.*i It denotes talit in
w iveeks their tinme et s bsctripition oepires.
which wasrfound in his pocket after
hIt was lhung. le stated to the crowd
that lie mhad a dream a few nights be
ftre his arrest that he had been arrest
ed and hung, and that his time had
e in' and he deserved it but it would
do him no good to tell who were his as
sOeiat:.s in crime. His ftather-in-law
adjusted the rope around his neck.
l'r-estv 13,wm:an, son of the man who
owned the h:arn Williams burned,
wais arrested for harboring Williaums
and a~fter having a trial, was given
six clays to leave the countrv.--Sher
I\r:ir ,Journal.
'4iav:annah, April 3t.--Letters have
'en received here to-day from the
.'",r't Puliski prisoners. They are
inu Fort Columbus, on Governor Is
itnd, in New York harbor. They
:lre all well and they are kind!y
treated.
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I,{rRn Rl"lOM FORT PII.LOW.-- A
,'.,rrespondent writes us fromn Fort
"'illow, under date of the 27th (Sun
tiay) ILs ftillhws :
'wo of our tleti. who had been
c':lptured by fthe Yankees utp the
river. and who clainii to have been of
.Jeff. Thompson's command, were
,broight on board the Flag .ship last
eic!e::int. They state that on T'llurs
d!.ty last, ,one of lour round shot
.tri.-k the tran;l,uorts onu which they
swere confined, oit tli,. hurricanu. deck,
andi jarred tlhrolluih her, sinking heIr.
;hl. was tilled with soldiers, who
ev 'iitced the Itt mi'itnst onllsterliationl ;
:ni' in the citotitonii thesle n lint e
iapel. W. have crippeiled a lYnkee
giinh.i:at si -lir. hItrs had toi with.draw
up th." rivgr. 'irintg bot the ene
it'm i quiti brisk this li iiiti1g.
.M.,ipl.pis A ppeal.
o. - --~e - -
11 leiua. Ark;tan', was visited by
a llhe:av antIl pntracted strni ofi
'Iiil ili ail rain on the H Ith. The
h Ji ,r1v srs thi llllitemporar"y ,'mvie
il front of the town was almnost
li t rallv cut to pieces--antl , btrt
ii', tlihe i.exl :tldinl:a y ertiolls of
,r",s iof citien .s, togithirv with tilt
iive ril afndil se.vlral ui l'her oif the
i.n cil. :ili'.d the ienitire plice l', e.
lhe I': st.rt i rtil t thi. ,"itv mull the
'I r.,_. xiin tiih,, m plailtatimllis ,,I "ow
wsouldl ! t.iv, sufli',r d a (Ii eLSti' us
The licehnind Dlispatch cinitaliin
hie toll,,win, cantii l:
Afr. W ash (,,udlrich. dlt'c, tiv, ,'
thce T'reasurl v I)eartnl 'lt, lha:j .iu
,exh ibited to us one of tihe last tilar
_rs,-S.st pieces of Yanlke scollidrel
isll, and the itfltrital lmealns resorted
to. to discredit the elirrency of the
Soutlhetrn Cnf'ederacy. It eonsists
in a well executed counterfeit of
five dollar Confederate notes, which,
he is informed was struck off in
l'hiladelphia, where the news boys
are selling them at five cents a piece.
T'his nobte is well calculated to de
4'eive, and in nearly every particu
lar is a the simile of the original.
The engraving is somewhat coarser
than our own but in other respects
therei is but little difterence. In the
genuine on the background of the
word "five" the words "five dollar.s"
are in very fine print and almost in
nuumerable; int the coritterfti'it these
are omitted. WVe caution piIsoIns re
e'iving this money to be exceeding
lv careful, as there is no means of
knowing to what extent they have
been circulated.. A little care will
prevent imposition.
1Iewr Advertle siemtnts.
Notice. ]
ROBERT J. LOONEY, Esq. is aoy duly
authorized agent and attorney, during '
toy absence. EMMET D). CRAIG.
Shreveport, May 9th, 186'2.
i Lout.
A NOTE for the hire of a negro boy
Snamed Peter, hired at present to Mr
Sitms, said boy belongs to Mrs. Mary A.
Thomas. The finder will please return the
seiue to Mrs. Mary A. Thomas, within four
miles of Albany, near the widow Coles.
Shreveport, May 9th, 1Sti2. It*
To the People of North Louisiana.
rIHE undersigned having been appointed 1
1. S'II-AGENT of the Government
Produce Loas, tfr this portion of the State,
is prepared to receive subscriptions to the
same, at the office of the Branch C'itizens'
TBank, in the city of Shreveport.
IULGERI LAUVE.
Shireveport, March 14, 186ti
Notice.
r I C'. WALLER is umy authorized
1. Agent, during my absence.
mntldl 16i2 GEO. W. KEN)ALL.
5 0 O l- FIDES \WANTEI)D,fur which
the highest market price will
ht paid by 1'IIELPS & ROi~.': ..
S0U'I'II:ERN MADE SHIOES-Ilusset.s,
1:rogans, an'. !Soots, in store, and con
stmnly arriving at
junull PIIELPS & mI:(;ERIS.
Almanacs for
1882,
For sale at this ofice. Setit to any
address, on receipt of 20, cmnts.
BIooksellers, I buggists, etc. supplied
on reasonable terms. Address
,lJOIx Il )KINION.
Slhreveport. L.:t
'IfTO)l..A It-" JOVI ES.
(2 dloors below E. & .Ii. JaCo-bs.)
7e.ras Street, ,Shrerqcport. l ouuixianu.
I)IEALEtR IN
j Hardware, Iron, C'stin,s
v6 Belting, Packing,
_.ilcc,'hans'c. ' " lachii~st.,' '.olsu/. '..
('astin.- of all I indi.s cr lstantl" ,u
Ihand rr Iln:ltt to irdl r. n l- x-t
office of Dr. Leslie,
AT THE LATE COURT HOUSE,
.11. l K 7' T "1" ' I'
t',hr v port..| ttin e t ! --I v.
u 'lmi m. If.SIll[us. AIu'[c't 'i Wm . n Iv.'"I'.
I 1US. I. SHIII S & CIB.,
.1mi t'.m:n iN
Y I 'I, I'itr".siEs. INKS.
t'.\lC ) . AND11 (.\tI f O ttlthw.
Foreign and Domestic Stationary,
S(it V i lis s i..anl lO Ji.N I'.L. Ir:
New .' . lea..
t', .anislicld Fentale College.
1)ESO'ruo PJAiplsl J..\.
i 'Ie Fiull stssimm of this liustititutiol
Swill onln on Wedmesdav. 2nd
( tol.i t I 'lS6, Nwitha tfull and edimciitmm
1 flicilty. T'lhe tliitei tic ep:rtmiieult
,will Ire ulitndlr fihe inineldiate sullpl.riil
tenlence of" the ti resideint anlld his
i:'iv. audl everv mtorti will li- iliatdr
to lroimotc the cofn.rt of tiomsm vl
tr-usted to, their charg',.
BlRond. or T rCel*ury notesaken U, pamt
ment of Loard anl Tuitiog.
F.,r other information, Addr.- ..
Mansfielm, LIa.
r Confederation RIestaurant.
H (Formeriy Gaiety.)
SAdjoining the ContiJdcmration
. Coffee House. Shreceport, La.
r lIIS well ]mown and lompular ts
L tablmishme...t hasi beem'rel..mmlved as
above, inml is open for the accolinino
t lmationof thie public. Thiere will hbe
-li'oundl the lbest ofi galnme. tish, oystcers
and evmervthing that the Shrevtporil
atnd New Orleans ilarknets atsrd.-l
lmhals t trrnished at all hour1s dayv o
' night. Fuamilies and parties will
m sae their orlders promptly atte:.led
to. nmIo37vty
Now is the Time,
Purify the Bleod! 8trengthen the
B.stem II
Tre!G REATMIDICINAL )DRINKoFpTHlE
CROOKES'S
Invigorating Aromatic Vegetable
Stomnacle Bittlers,
FoR IESTORING & 1'RESIRVING
* HEALTH.
Prepared from Aromatic Bitter Herbs
UNDIER THE A USPICIES OF A.1
EMINENT" PHYI'SICIA N.
Are an agreeable and palatablt
Invigorating Tonic, prepared from
Aromatic Bitter Vegetables, comrn
bined with a Pure Spirit, improved
and perfected by one of our venera
ile land eminlct plhysicilus during a
practice of thirty llyears, in the lItter
part of whlich he used thliose iitte
Herbs, with unlplrallehled succss, in
tflanlnlation flronl the fice or botlv as
they p|rogres. in the puriticntion of'the
blood.
Viewing tlhat simply as , hieerI
age, they equal in riu'hnesid and deli
cacy of flavor tlhe finer grades of
choice Ch:llnpalgn \Vinics-thc bit
ter priucipie being onl'" perc(.ptibh.
when felt in the good work of purif'
ing alnd invigor:tting.
F"or the use of old a:rid viulig ,of
both sexes theyv are adlluirally adalp
tced, b.ingu grateful to tile tastt'; of atn
'x qisitelv delicate f lavor-ih, prtrii ug
to thec p:Llate :t sootlhillg arcolatiic .i
tficet., equallcd o(nly by itt purity ;tlnl
richites,.
'I'lThe tollowing letter regnarlling tile
\'cgc:tablh, 'T'onic. froni the emlllinllent
purl ityct til4 ulity itil this~ teleirfedl~t
\(and gift',d phIv'ician nll11 cihelluist,
Victor E. ('anning, so lig .id fu
vorabl.lv klnowni in coninct ion with
t1wi' l'r,'llc'1 Acadeiti, of ,'.'itniii ',
spitai fr, itself:
( '/l'I'Pni La/brvtory. I I est Brroadwai.
Ne.w Yorik, iFebrurtt y\ G. l'iil).
Mr. 1 M1. t'rook.- : .)car Sir
In alccordanci'i with ?your requesllt o f
lhli. Ilth ultimo, I hay.vi Sulbjecrted
. n.pillll . of c ilr invigtor:niilMn . r ni, llll .
ti" Vi;i -t a lcl' ei'. Ol"ltocl i l l itters to i
''aifel-I 0n:i ly sis and tind tiluh i t, ,,.
,ini i to..d ,o," i1h l ie cssec - of A rioinnat i"
|littler ,,"ghiit"ble d ii i -t hi:-jr ip
ihi. I tiiutail to lield : v rte i h1VY I ' ll-Vi
Ief,'ei n tl iihln o "well ileni r
rtin irit so , -l'h i gi lo t h i s i.:..-. ,t
lit I-.- '- I rierk·- ii ai'ilaic v
I. t f fri r alait-, h ri ha w,.h aiii.i t n.
tha it pr ui-rie i'rVi'm ltih. n it-lr itjIi
,,t the gr::]"-
Yoiu donh~itli'ss a thel~ :l,' <.-]>l nlll, t"
xp 'rit i ri d in L 'ieV, l skill ii n i ,,:'h e.
I h. "-s.,x.- :ill r -i, l ii ti l i: i' l
rrltit ijihitur- thaii tied birtirp:tiinll-.
Ah . E'"' 4wLE s &oe CO. di :
1{caIe~dvro'rofl i'ess.,
I' , ll z e, p.hi,.lp ' ' I l - S i t. <lll8l
Tlitt.rs, strt' lic in :In RCilill' wilc h
,- ha lro u tri bi'.'tic\ ferilt: h l·~il·t l
c lh t, l'y c lll p p'ri t ':,11 h ltiV. hi l:lri.ih ::b.''-.
l, .li. l' the l-nt. i- -tei i util t, ": iln Ur
irona.lr hed.r ver-ihiig -lse tli thu
I rA in i in. ,as it g ir. vs " r,,sptct'
fully vtoii1',.
VIt l' THI? E'.{ 'I!.IN NIN(l.
("iniil i,-miri in ltiie }..v e.riT',, ani
tO til' cx],ind , i. rli, v,.d ir,,:-:t iir
-h 'ir ir oliav p1-o ir' f ai 0,d i pirti' sll .
costs
aid nidt's J I)ICKIS th ONi fiir
r ale in Shrcvtepcrt La.
[ I1 Texul. l',t ,[e. : ~tt
Ready ProoIfIPr'ess.
To ('01111hy Publishiers.
' . ]-1l': wa.t ot' a cu'a|, pr,,,f 1,r'.
|l h. long b,.nthlitf. b\ phl~lishelrs ,otf
conultry- papers :lnd snill .lobl Ofiiies.
Thte unidersi'nted knowingl this frolnt
lexperience, hfas hlventled "l il''l. ,r
nthiis.irt (.hi|nibr to, li,,, ,,& Co.'s) and
,oflfrs it to thll crnlft as thll e'i'lptal"
in thil liiiik!,. In.te:ll ,,t a .,lid
Scaist-iron li n vhdtr, it i niadt, ,f'.heeti
-ironl andll tllh'd, h,ing" a de'hhed im1-!
proVlenwit'l, as1. it gives' elulsticht to
to flth cvlinider. Tlh," e-,s it ,oil an o
dinar?- pr,:of plrtss is 850, wh}ilh this"
()nl.y tGO -.(}
TERMS CASHl.
Address J ])ICKINSON.
Shre'eport La.
'L'ertns nvariabl3 CAsH. 43-"-1-lv -
hlorset Shoeing Two Dollars. uo+2
Aftetr tihe 1st Deceiiber, Terms Cash.
Watchmaker and
Jeweler.
P. F. L. FRANK,
Agent for
J. I T TIIA LTER,
Dealer in Fine Watches, Jewelry,
DiauiNndx, Brazilian Pebble Spec
tqclezc, etc. All gocd l1atrches war
rnuitel/dtr our year. Job wrork neatly
TexaIs Street, opposite Childers &
Beard's,
$1[lI:vI:VPouIT, L+.
Vol. 1 rio-5tt-Iy'
.SII)T
WVatchnmaker,
^;Y JEWELER,
AN! DEALER I1
t FINS WANE~HS, OUT AIDll
TE2CAS STREET,
1 , : I t, t\ \ 'to pri n a ealng ..tl MIl ket . 4
\V; tt " fit 1 .Jt"\\ lrv- Retpiaired
oidt \\": niiinrtd. - II-IV
'rdele, ar Iron Works.
!U' IIM ON D. V.A.
I) ItIuIt~W b I
1 ' 'rstlt IltvtjVm ':n;Int t~ w a t (1r
t 1( t\' tiV~~li tlt'serjtit:tiwti t\ of1'a tati:1
ic'ett ii
idc~il gttlL'ol- Ind lutrIt'itl ata·
t ; LIrntl Hn \\ %ch :I1u ile" tlut" l tRihl-l
It'inti ofr our Maeills"tr t, fretl- liv m -il
,"l.1 vt' a lit \ us a r :tt tltlt stnui" e
I t w~i t 1 _ uni trm( gto p tl(1c a but -,ri
:1 rk 0tilrl 'it IX" . t l a
,ir ro site Ilon fudti-t H.ll
('or. 3itrj,/~tt andc 3ltlautn './urc·r
T_ l. gite -ji'ViIA uttentitn Itt auakixu
Shoot rr tt'r ( l..u'iAr s a tl :Mitott, id
hopcit to roreive aitiItraIputr'uagtI in tit
onLwd\rferttri'f'. Ptlauiiig netle Mate-h't {
1 . ,D CON3EIK3
And Dealer in
WESTERN PRODUCE, ,
Nos. 2 Front,.and 10 Fulton Streets,
nl-ly NEW ORLEAN
Cisterns 1mWade,
D UIURIG the absence of, Mr. A.
Schaffner, I will give strict attention
to the making and putting .up of
Wooden Cisterns..
Orders from planters promptly at
tended to. Address,
F. X. MULLHAUPT,
Sash, Door, and Blind Factory,
nlS-Gm Shreveport, La.
Texas Stage & Livery Stable,
On Mlilam St; opposit: the Varan
dak Motel.
STI1E proprietor has been to great
S expense to make this the most
desirable Stable in the city, it is con
vtse-.nt to the Stoam boat landing.
Horses will be boarded ;by the' day.
week or month, on the most reasona
ble terms. Persons visiting Shreve
port or going to New Orleans, by
leaving their horses at this establish
ment, can rest assured that they will
be well attended to. Only give hirg
a c:ill and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN CALDW'ELL.
no 33!#_ly.
MEDICAL.
S4IITHI 4. LE IVIS,
1)EALERS IN
1)r,.gs, Pindt, Oils, Tarnishes 4c:
lit;:. oF TIlE (OLDEY MOIORTAR,
Shrevieport, Tcexas St.
No O-dly
A New Mode of Tanning Leather.
r Mll,' SI 'ICllIBERhas a patentprocess
for Ta'nning Leather, that will tan
heavyy Sole l.eather nu tt0 days; U'pper
leattwr in 10 to 15 days; Calfor other skins
in :; to 5 days. The proees.t is fifty per cent
chteapler than the old aroce.ss, and the leather
is heavier, better and more durable-b-l of
which is done without Bark, and thereis any
quantity of the ingredients in the country.
'lttMs-$t10(I tor the right of a count :
$50 dollars tor an individual right. W1c:r
Iluds, 'T'leasury Warrants, C.'onfederate
Notes, or any money that is current at hol-e
in the Southern Confederacy, taken at par.
Address. B. 0. 1 AT TOX
Little iRtek Aik.
ArIkansas Pnintntiary Jan1.1. ttl2.
Mr. B. U. Itattoxr-,ir: I have thorough
iv tested the recipe for T'uarning which I pur
cha-ed ,ot on. ind have no hesitation in
S;sayinL_ that it u\nI. be].tter ICa.tLh r in a
ltutlch shorter lit:e tI'a. i the old t tg procis.
I w\ouldti rct 'Illltat.l'! it to T'aLaucIt, and to
planter. ishi t !t tu their owvn ltlarht:.
YourI-. A. .º \,ARaD.
To I horm Thts .flay ('oancern.
This is t t. ify that e wtel ttalled pltn
to 0 it-es. t tle l'attiit P'rocess r 'uTanning
iletlher. it', ltited ntl paittn'tte by our towns
Iu:a, l. ti. I 1) liltlx, its ed :tLi we were the
at v. iill t..- - ita I lais c (CC c i taitlilg in
in tlhirt I:a turt. at pi t, l.a atlh r that w-ill
.:a i t ti, ti tl I l i.;ltir lit r rcoarse shoes,
aat. tule it tie oitiol thait his process
is. , ttd as etalt.i.t att.e t. in his adver
ti.sci atit, tnltil \ ii .it-dlily blilg tbout a
Sctlap.et le l tavan al i t lIe nn.tlll.g art. lie
alt' - kt.~ t to ls t, i e itt glt td.ellt used in
hi-' Ia.url u llt. alld title is inty quatatity
ill the cat .l.ti a tt:un throatlLltlho t the: otuthlltl
"Htts. WM. l" VotuIvutte,',
1 .. .. D'Ft,
V II . FaI-;tKu:t'
1.itta lIothk lIeba, .lett.
To the Publie.
G11. aivertisett'ent in the it wspapaers of a
ptltint pro t'ts for lunning i.eatther, has
talled tort.h so much correspondntOce and so
itllnly inptiries cetrneing its eloperations,
that I have thought fit to issue au Circular
atnswtring the much sought after infrmu.a
tilat .
1 tint the Inventor and Fatentre; and the
Piatent has lbeen ahtiwed by the authorities
:t Itithndlttl: vty plocess is at dotmestic
Cthemttical oi', suclh as etu be obtained front
the herbs of the'woods in the-country, and I
lits Sitnatte us at base in Tanning: All the
ingledients tire plentiful in the Southern
country: Vats tr troughs used in the old
protcess will answer every purpose in the
niew. oa..ly it dotus nlot require half so many:
The Leather looks as well and is as good in
quality or better, than that tanned by the
old hark procets.s: I hav ý had the procetss
throughly tested and witnssed by worthy
and htnourahlaegentlehen in this city who
will vaonth for its etltuev: I do not sell
rights to( any one ton tie: All manett
sent at ny risk by taking the l'ostmaster's
receipt without registering.
Address me at l.ittle Rock. Ark. entlos
ing ten centito, llay postage B1 ) (11ATTO:
ntpl5ala Little Roc'k; Aik
