los IwO
WashlMlg e1alags.
Cusnres et rl Extra Selnion on
Thuemsday e
Dr. Wodworth, Surgeon General of
th United Slan Revenue Marine Ser.
ice, is dangerously ill with pneumonia.
The parte who backed the various
jobs that failed in the last Congress an
mean their intention of trying it again
In the extra session. It is expected
that two immense lobbies for the Geneva
ward, that attracted so much attention
during the latter part of the late Con
gress, will be on band during the extra
asesion. One of these lobbies was sent
here by the Inurance companies and the
other by the war premium interest. It
s not at all probable that either party
will seeseed.
The lobby on the ratest bill is also ex
pected to return. The patent bill propo
e to change the entire patent laws in
favor of corporations and against inven
tors. This biloriginated in the Senate
and had a powerfuil outside backing. In
the o nls of experienced members of
kbboth w this bill cannot pass i, its
prieset shape, if at all. It is doubtfl
whether the sugar lobbies can resoper
ate sekiestly to make an effort at the
extra session. The Southern Pacific lob
by, headed by Messrs. Sherrill, Flag and
ete are always on hand, also th. Pa
dile lobb and the Brazilian steamnship
lobby. The former is led by e-Ga*O. 4
BrowU, of Tenueseee, and Capt. Bolnl r,
of 88. els, and the latter by Tisedhl,
sielmes assisted by John Roach, of
sous there are lots of subordists at-s w
tbhed to all reaet lobbes, who sre e
tadued aon small slaries and great ex
poetations. The lobby agents are all op
posed to the rs-election of Randall, on
the ground that he is bitterly opposed to
all their sehemes. They have not yet
pronounced for Blackburn or any one
, b- it mattere very little whose
.a+eP . y espouse, they will have no
infhe.lse. Blackburn rs as much oppos
ed io their schemes as Randall is. There
is also a majority of both houses of the
new Congress agadnst them.
Ex dMoeator altterson, of Sonth Care
in, deates having informed the New
Yor& Asocated Press that be bad ro.
siaed full pardon for his alleged offenses
Ia South Carolina.
In the application of the Governor of
Virginia for a writ of mandamn. to con
paJudge Rives, of the United States
Cimsrcu Cuars for the Western District
of that kste, to redeliver to the .'tate
autheitles two criminals whom he bad
taen out of their custody for trial iu his
m sewert, is Involved a question of the
pwers and jnurdlettoo of the Federal
serts everywhere, and not, as was
stated by the New York Associated
Prsi, iho t buth ern States alone. The
RIsooud Dispatcb, in treating this
IusIlte editorially, says: "It concerns
I m essh as well s Virgionia, Michi
as well a Florid. There is o
n telth Union who e ourts have not
wt netgroe to pasishment under
vers4ts ofJuree spoan which there was
asegrIot itmes whose judges are not
liabe N mldiestent for the sme offense
wr which Sye judges in Virginia were
raetly ladited in Jaudge RiverI eourt.
Thea ar thousands of nroew in Mas
sebahet New York, Penosylvania,
Co etiuk aLsd In nserly vory Stat In
the Umale, and a failure to summon them
a jurrs b the same offense i these
aytes that it i in Virginia. Judge
RBie.' pesitis is that beesame s .aa ..
g amesse were included in thejur,
a t y au m o isn Vrglani, bitt
llslae mar u eorthe brethren still
Thrmednlknllosh far the Ass
~ atmtR stm me IIn New York.
~ the Aram; champion, broke
Thelllmis t h been pretty well
Sadsatead she Gout1 Orat's travels
ahut the world sad the yaesisaed I
toIby Im nes lnper ccirspons
w o aes ot M emeS n Gen era the Pery
Imofvs e at nre Patte of ah
---t.II t hi rulnatd fortt . ho s tb
4to eis em e the cocslo. for
ah vwamin. This aehs to S orkL t
wes heglun S take Mhape. An n
stl b to l. . ta' seeraem lture o
IAelllthe d tae esele w t
to relate ea tl' . Pastanle
ACRO rUiW rotl, iDlh
SlI fWwwbs age Coar oEsslm So
Ur kkod i cfkalw s 8 a re hlibo .
a n e e op he i h atti soon t'ho b
(mWml a ogss 1 esta the hilad a
atW bslb aV the bi ta
Ila in o. h8rlalb_ lay to biten
thei d ahe ilasthai t o ,elds
thewed . ap dmea e d the
I dea tha eMr. aes wi estaod
mr* bwith his parat d a rd anae
theul in le am bill. Matthews
h es eh. t Sense the lan
. S a theushe R1P.. Moose nas
4hes r ag I AeI ateor Che. *
hr e ain ',f buther
radl eal detrleieo
la J that Ifis the tea l $I
bes it.' It i masid tha n a r
ehtelkirn radietc abia wu
M v es shouldbreak o(u
.oak ;, -. "e ",
Towsasski'11
Grand Ecore Cards.
Graid Ecre
WAREHOUSE.
WM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purehashed the business of
Chambers & Barbee at this point.
and seerred their services, I anm prepar
ed to store and forward promptly, all
freights and cotton consigned to my care.
iates of storage in funture will be as
follows :
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freights.
Thirty-five Cents per bale for Cotton.
WM. FEMNCVH.
March 24-tf.
Blacksmiths.
LITTLEJIOHN & WARE,
WHELWR IGHTS
-AND
BLACKSMITHS.
DO all bibs of repairing to Wagons,
C'arriale, Bofggee--layanml make
Plows and ork in roni i nall fle.
Make thebllding of
CARTS, DIATS, WAGKNS A BUGGIES
A SPECIALITY.
Rates and terms furnished on applica
tion, and as
LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Shop on Sd STREET.
NATCHITOCIIES, LA.
Jan. 19-ly.
ALFRED MAYEUR,
Wagon, Wood-Work
-AND -
BIACISIIITI EY,
A LL KIN'DS OF WOOD-WORK DONE
at the shortest notice, and in a first
Workmnanlike-Manner.
BLACKSMITHING DEPARTMENT
IN CHARGE OF
JOE NOLONY.
RODUE.U*OZING A
SPECIALITY!
- SHOP Os -.
CHURCH STREET.
NA'TcHITOOHE$, LA.
Jan 5 '7.1y
S. VIGIER'S *
:i1 ii l IIICI RIS
S FOR DISIN'RUITING
steam Boilers
SWe treat all water, whatever Impuntle
t hI hhold iD solutio. Removoe Seae. Pre
I rse sale frming. Prevents correlos and
os e rya can be es
pe)le-bar. water, ea water or sulplhuro
wa NW'a ve fel, repairs, as oil and tallow,
e.and leaessln dangerl of expleaions. Can be
rk ntroedued throubgh fed pipe, safety ipe, or
Ssma o bole. Pt upis pu of l ro* I to 13
rao fd i tdWtiL i. WOWN"ll i tw
TESTIMONIALS:
Cramset City ugir 3senary,
Now. OrIeaas, Jia._ 1, en.s
Mr. Hugh W. w.moe , geant M0nrJa1
D Morm eC e i, 4 l asad Broadway,
New York. for Viler's Improved )reuah
t isoees for Diseruating Boller.:
btar ir-I have tried the disincrdant aye
me the aeat for thoroughly. We have bees
Susing t fr several weeks. I did this as a per.
1i nalfavor to you, for I generally dislike ma
Selmeat. I can only say that I am
that Io tvisb¶4ed'slhr t a trial
ith tast o i tli" btest'thing of
e neo it prited etlirlur,,d is lfuture I
shall rteommom - teora. A- Thlbisym r Co
* toIe lmt oehlsively is their bkller evet aad
a npref oto ay e her preemfor dlasrag.
y erIal, very ren G,
S ai'dssCreJs t City Sugar NReYonery.
dA. TOM ON A CU.
Leeds's Feadudry,
New Orleans, Feb. 3, 1t7.
Sr. Hugh W. Montgomer), New Orleans, La.,
S Agent for Vigl' Improved French po.
I eess fie Dalerusting Stam Boilers:
S ear lh Air-i uma the VMter ar.
Ssees for eme month, ind gving it af ar and
frll trial we etate tha t has predueed the
i, imdt .4atetoreumltse our ollers by re. I
moving Iteeruem teks' and eleetually prevent- I
._lthl tiK mllee df the amie.
ew dillly reeemmead it to those using
bdisa, AIICIBALD NIECHNLI,
perlsatedesat I eed Feoundry.
+ uRY RUNISON.
Chief FPoremam.
LIDb & CO.,
SProprietors Leeds's Foundry.
Daeost to tIe trade Send for Circulars fo
*l W. Motgomerry, 161 eCommon street,
ol Orln, Sole Agpnt for ti, 8Southwest.
F re'l la .
FOR SUAlA CANE
SIilNE I ISLAN
FOR COTTON
I LL SUil] AC R I FUL CROPS.
b-~Ia- Urnre itet :a r R I. w
ii
, P
Miscellaneous.
of
lit.
Ir
all
re.
CHILLS, YEVCR, DYPES81A
he Home BI rs . t Loo
B Presset p yscian,
and Sold by Dealers Lverwherne
SoBOERICKE Z TAFEL,
OMEOPATHIC
PHARMACIES,
Arh w Tork Phi adelphis, ]Jltimore/ la Fa.
lsco, Oalanld Cal, NewOrlea
Suseess estabssehed 0I _e3
Sutehe & 5TM nrlwd the ont Cmnntenlei
,a wrnk, l taed t"r IoOma N ge th lediciaeaLt rho bUr
18 $5 !$100, $200, $500, $1000
V --ALEX. FROTHInGILAI & CO.,
rokers, No. 12 Wall Street, New York, make
deirable investments in sat cks, which frequent
ly pay from five to twenty times the amount in
s- vested. Stocks bought and carried as long as de
sired on depns of three per cent. Esplanatocy
circalars and weekly reports sent free.
DR.BUTTS
Me.1I N. iighth St
St. Louis, Mo.
o. n bu tem. _n the treatent of th,
on atItobla. fleblt o a.se and IRn.le tha. l physiian
Stheam wiest ves the lesults of his loNll and U1iof s
pr tlea a oIiee w edey pmublabelllW ntit!ed
The PHYSIOLOY OF MAIIRRIIIAOI
The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADViL3E
_b.ookse that a..sll e1. r i IeM4rJ..Slee la all asl
mertaoin to nlnMs and a..ekmnlb.and supply
o ltonl kI. Ther6yam ,.1all ll Ialu.. , ad in plaI
kme, 55.1ra.understoo. The two 1boo0 embm esn
pa.$e, deont~lu.lmb.le Iamake,.a Ibrboth narrirdad
wits, athearlcentimprovement ini mdicaltraeetml
ulwhatbour lhonaer. my :rl"The now.lege i impst
i N. n0atd new worl n. in no way Of q estionbles'hell
parctly healthymaybe t withwelr .
omT ~t l hms trmee sat M soE
W"--at ulasoirnal.
NPrPLAS PRlll--0 e, aseh
boeth ! u one volgme, I;I in cloth
SBLACKWELL'S
DU RkAMlI
TOBACCO,
Madison Dispensary,
201 S. Clark St., Chicgo, Ili.
. )lRAwm, hlSC slno weas tY.rxterlen,
6 th lexes SAP(YLIY. cRLy. PauVATI.y.
SkIRVIom DI tILITT. frem sexumal abhe or
excesses. pmrdoing IIrOarlE T I ll'L.S
;O TiI YA'I. Ar., erm enn4g BIAiR
'~PROIRI. can be positively and alm
tly ed.Willwerrsnteve'ry y e. Pa' l. -
r pa~rnt, eer.. ins L.Dll.U PSt 34'11't: tlt
,PATNalOL, 30 large pages. IIl.nTR ITI D, contalslig
iueh that was nevpr i, froe uhtliM sd. Pricer Lctt . Lete-a
ftPS.lkl_ . PF,,, Pas,.t, ES, .C.-,' 8so8,,y
mead acsi. asnmpi.o obtter sodrtao. bjSg x1o
rtP ECRIPTION WFEET !
For the seedy Crure of Seril niltl Weakite, Lost
Manhood andall disor.lMrs brought on by ilits
cretion orexres Any DrugýIat has the ingre
dients. A l ,s Dr8 W. WA E% &Sc.,
M Weuna w h SIngss CSemie i
WANTED. A GOOD AGENT to can.
vase Natchitoches and the adjourning
towns for the best selling household ar
gI ticels in the world. Tip top profite, write
at once to Worlds Manufacturang Co.,
2 Clinton Place, New York. 4w
E orH ER200 Per
a. MONTH, during the Spring and Summer.
as For fall pafticulars addlress J. C. McCur
dy & Co., St. Louis, Mo. 4w
sr ---
w I.WANTED-A GOOD MAN FOR EVERY
T 8TATE and Territory in the Union :
a fair alery paid. Call or address LaBelle
Manfg. Co., 93 Clark St. Chicago. 4w
SONHSUMPTION
and all disorders of the
Throat and LUm
permanently eared.
DR T A 8LOCUM'S, GREAT REMEDY
'.PSYCHIlNE"
taken in conjunction with his
COMPOUND EMULSION OF
Pare Cod Liver 011
and Hypophosphites of
Lime and Boda.
A Fre., Bottle of each preparation smnt
by express to each suWering applicant
sending their name P 0 Exipress ad
ldress to Dr TA Slucum, 181 Pearl street,
New York.
CHEAPEST BOOK-STORE nQI
59637P nr erb English Books AT OUR
75.976 N.ew American Books AT YOUR
PIICE!
112,7~, Second-hand Books AT ANY
PRICE!
Catalogue of General Literature Free
LEGIA BROTHERS, N
3 Beeklan St, near New Post OMe,
NEW YORK.
KIkSOss CAI'Ci
POROUS PLASTER
is an doubt about about the
superiority of this artical over
common porese plasters and otlier ex- a
teraal remedies, such as liniments,
lerlea ppllationas &de., Ask phy
leian ome own loeality about :t.
is wonderful.. Sld Iby all Drugglsts
Price, ( Cent".
DIPHUT!II 14.
Johason's Auod.ue LiA;i:n nt '-ill poe
itively prtveshttb s terrabl dia.ease, and
willpositively Gr nints cases in toen. In.
foarsatioutbht will save miny I!7es sient
tr by hgIil Don't delay a momnent.
Prgremtion I o better tl.*d eute. Sold
ewbera. L 8. Johluoa Co, Ban.
, X&M'. bb-IS 4w.
SFRED ~VILSON
cI t4(eiin, Forwarding
- AWL-.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Dealer in Dry-Good, Groceri-s, r &c.
Blair's Landing,
RED RIVER, IA)UISIANA.
I take this method of informing my
friends and the public generally, that I
have removed fromn Brownsville to Blair's
Landing, one mile above, where I am
prepared to conduct a receiving, forward
ing and commission business. Rates of
IA storage from and after this date will be
by as follows :
Cotto - i Cents - Per Bale.
Freight - - 1 Cents -- Per lrriel
No extra charges for marking and weigh
e I will keep on hand a complete as
sortmens of
MER CHAND IS E,
Which will be sold low for cash or coun
, try produce.
ike
ut
SPe-ter VTouleoma
(At the Old Stand.)
8 -DEALER IN
FAMIL Y GROCERIES
l. -
vt -Consisting of
e SUGAR,
ai COFFEE,
ER FLOUR,
BACON,
LARD, and
FANCY GROCERIES.
I am offering at lower prices than ever.
Give me a call.
Dec. 7 1878.
. HENRY A. WALMSLEY,
(Successor to M. H. CARVER.)
-DEALER INW
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
SHOES,
BOOTS,
CLOTHIKG. ,
UROOKERYWAI E, &C., &C.,
Also a general line of Plantation and
Family supplies.
May 4, 1878..
The Live Grocery
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
FLOUR,
TEA,
ir. LARD,
to BACON,
%) HAMS,
SSHOULDERS,
SPORK,
SPIG', FEET,
Tr TRIPE,
r CORN BEEF,
w MEAL,
CORN,
BRAN,
MOLASSES,
le COAL OIL,
WHISKEY,
-WINES,
CORDIALS, a
BUTER,
PICKLES,
PRESERVES, a
JELLIES, '
SPICES,
BUTTER,
r CHEESE,
SAUSAGES, a
ONIONS,
POTATOES, c
NUTS, -
OILS,
MUSTARD,
DRIED and GREEN FRUITS
MINCE MEATS,
SAUCES,
&ec., &e., &o.,
And all Grooeries kept in a well reg
lated 8tore.
C. F. ERBISSONT,
wsrnto. Raret, q
NATCHITOCHES, LA.
FERRY HOUSE,
Ne. 4 Barmme treet, Carmer Cual,
New Orleans.
THIS HOUSE bas had thorough over
hauling Io the way ofcleaning paint.
iig a fnd fraishing, and is now ready to
receive its former Red River patrons and
their fiends. Every effort will be used 1
to make their stay as comfortable as poe
sible..
Terms for transient bouad $150 per day
With mojpy thanks for past patronasg
a continuance is repectfuli. slicited:
PE8. .C RRy,
Faorly No. 7, Carondelet Street.
Nov. 3,S'
OSCAR CHOPIN.
COTTON PFACTOR
--AND-
COMMISSION MERIIANT,
Noa 7TCARONDELET STREET,
-N[w Orirlas La,
· and · .R Ij
MA Ihý
Carpenters.
M1. 8. VURTES
PRACTICAL MACHINIST
-AND
ENGINEEIRS
ARCHITECT, CARPENTER & JOINER.
A LL kinds of MAeihine work, nlgi
work dunii th di:iatit hlll a ll In1rst
class1 4 JllalIlllr.
Estimates a111 pilanls for' lbuiligs
promplyjt3 fiurnisled. Palt iesi 4114iri II
~"01k w~ithin tihe seopo of nib,~ triades will
NA.TCIIIT(CCIlEIS, LA.
call ontale a ;uy tn )a ,i
will prlie plalred) ht oo to jilit ail Iail e . t
cinity wherln c'tlled. ;
esit of r1111 WAMII gient. Termlslod
erate.
JOHNILARK.
F(ýb, 2\.- f.
Boarding.
FRA61 OYSTEI & ISN
IN ISEASoON,
A. ALLUIN'S
RESTAURANT,
St. Denis Street,
NATCHITOCIIES, LA.
WAR"M MIEALS at all hours. Tlransient
. and permanentlc n boarlE.rs caeIomod;n -
tedwith a table well supplied with the
beLt in the market.
PARTIES, BALLS, WEDDINGS,
and entertainments furnishew with sup
Iers on applic:ation.
Cuiaine in charge of the Proprietor who
is an experienced
oAJTJER ArD COOK. -
IP Terms moderate. Feb. 2-t
RIGHT BIG FAT OTSTER
EATING SALOON.
ST. DENIS STREET, NATCHlTOCHES, LA "o
Dealer in Oysters Fish and Gamn..
Highest market price paid for fish, wild
turkey, ducks and venison
Ja.n. 1S-tf.
Tinware twl Stoves.
---------------------------........ .. ... .
HENRY GENIUS,
Worker in Tin, Copper and
SIIEETIRON.
NATCHITOCHIES, LA.
8,I
-4
Wholesale and Retaildealer in all kinds of
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES
and sole agent for the celebated qimpion
CHARTER OAK
cooking stove. All stores sold at man
ufacturer's prices with freight added.
Manufacturer of plaii and fancy Tin ,
Ware Metallic roofing, etc., etc
A large and select Mtock of Tin Ware
and House Furnishing good on hand
GUTTERING. ROOFING. and all man
ner of Job, Tin and plumbers work exe
catde with dispatch.
Feb. 9 '78-1y.
Ns
Theo. Ealler.,
Stret, finware and lHose Furnishing
GOODS,
Washington St.,........ ValcitotIes, La
BUCK'S BRILLIANT
Cook.ing Stovo.A
Gutters, Pipes, Metalic roofing and at,
kinds of reparing, done with dispatch.
Liberal discount to country trade.
Mamh 95 1'
Bricklayer.
JOSEPH C KEYSER, j
Brlekmaker amd Layer.
IS PREPARED to do all work entrusted
Ito him qnickly and in a workmaulike
manner. Tomb, Chimneys, Ci ;erus and at
other work solicited.
Orders lei at BULLARD . CAIP
BELL'S will be promptly atter lded to.
Jan. 27. lv.
FOR SALE.
NE eeond ad + ,Jobber, , Jo
nod edtion. For r ms anud price
ap to . C. PALM I. & co
N oew Or lnur. La
Jcwelcrs.
II. N0'LIE S,
JELWELER, JEWCELER,
OPTIIIIJ. ~ ·:n OPTICIAN.
Al liiinls of ;c· at ii ink c1one at the short
&Mf iotoice, andi in t I~n n1osiit all kit ic mlal
uci, with 111l1 s:&. isIa'ti1(11 gnti;iid t tid.
f;flrks, 1Iulrhts ;inul Jewelry for Sale at
A FULL & COIVPLETIE STOCK.
( flhiº' ;utl S1i 41 Sit. )Lonit St., ioil 1-r svcoiud.
D .J 1%A . T. I1 IrJ - J
1ii to ii
K WVATCHMAKER
«Vat cii ., ('lol-, :,nil .[ets
1 1141 W~attlits 'it a:1 tit tgII laudt corr-ett- l
is.. file (iitli1ai:_P.
A line lot o WATChIIES and CLOCKS
her Nahl(-ll-all.
(Office ott St. lDllis ht ., h tweu 2112 & 3d1.
Fell.. 3-I 1'.
Saddlci'v.
All
'-HI il
c; L
q o I
-z t;:
Butchers.
ISAAC I AHN,TI
AS a first-claos Stall in the, Natchi
tech,. s .Market IIuse,, whltre he has
tir sale during Ma.rket hours, fresh jun, 1
BEEF,
VEAL,
M U TTO N,
POI{K,
FRESH and SMOKED SACSSAGE,
SMOKED BEEF, &c.
And on Wednutsda;ys and Fridai-. fresh
Fl-H of all kind; T'lOrT, WITEll
PERCH, BASS, &c. After market hours.
call at AbraulqKahns. Corner 2d and St
Denis Str's., and have your orders tilled
Feb. 23.- ly.
LOUIS LE PAULMIER Al
KEEPS on sale the fite, of
BEEF, VEAL, 31 UT-.
TOX, POP , SAL.
SAGE, &o.,5t his STALL in the
"M &EE.Tl! E ZEOUBSE
where fat and juicy mneats are sold byi
hint at the lowest pirice.
The oldest Butcher in the trade; he For
claims the patronage of the public.)
Feb. 16 ly.
of 'Saloons.
O"" J. SMITH
m- PROPRIETOR JO. Bi
'in Omo and Seo me. The
I Hoice LIQUORS. days ni
Ire H ,arming CIGARS. all intel
Heer nl Cowonuany U. . mi
`RETI
St. Louis SI. NA TCIITOCHES L h'
Lumber. FotIor
- comjpj
LUMBERI
LUMBER. '"
-AT- For
or to
Win. TRAMJJIELL'S
STEAM SAW MILL, Five MIiBs South ol Jan,
Natchiloches.
In prepared to firnish at short notice Li%
'elow cash plice.
Fe,. 2-ly W. TRAMMILL,
Feb. 9-1l.x
Ea Druggist.
xx7LI1
APOTHECARY & DRUGGIST.
-DEALER IN- St. D
CHEMICALS,S pn
PERFUMERY, l' g.t
cohfor
Fancy Articles &c., FEE
FRONT STREET, llahli
Natchitoches, La. ised
, 1 7'Perscriptions ca:refnlly prepareal Feb.
I at'tll hours.
TEIRMS MODERATE.
LFeb. 2.-ly.
I)(1 N'T s. hnmlnr . tt jlri.
+i; 1i raph of5-Tof 54uO Fri ~gI t-P ' li
$t 1, Braxs IV:,n. A'idr,-K;. Jog ea &
Biangnanu.., Bibghawtuu,Nw YolK
Steamboats.
2lT'EW OLRZa2BA1Wa
--ANI)
, RAND )' ECORE
SWeekly Packet!
FOR
Grand E]core,
3t Montgomery,
Alexandria,
Norman's,
° Barbin',
AND ALL WAY LANDINGS.
TIHE STEAMER
R NEW Elm"
BART, ABLE:
IIICIAUI)D SINNOTT,....... Master.
G. C. IAMILTON ..............Clerk.
The Bart Able will deliver Freight at
Natc'h1toches, water petIritting.
All FI.reight consigiledto Steamer BART
ABLE, or her Agent Capt. IR. W. Adams,
will be forwalded free of Drayage or
Storage.
Lev yes New Orleans every Saturday at
5 P'. 31.
Leaves Natehitoches and Grand Ecore,
returning, every Tuesday, at 12 31.
Leaves Alexandria, returning, every
W:d'etsda.y, at 12 M.
For Freight or passage apply on Board, /
or to her Agents,
R. W. ADAMS, 21 Commercial Place.
J 'LEI MESSI, Grand Ecore, La.
cel,. 9-1y.
RED RIVER
-AND
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS and RED RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
STEAMERS.m
Maria Louise,
Texas,
C. IH. Durfee,
W. J. Behan,
Silver City,
Jewel,
Bonnie Lee,
Jo. Bryarly,
Danube,
Aleqandria,
Frank Willard,
Laura Lee,
Ashland,
Cornie Brandon.
For New Orleans, Jelerson, and all
points above raft, paying
particular attention
to plantation
business.
FOR FULTON.
The Weekly Paoket.
JO. BRYARLY, Capt. Mat. L. Seovell,
Leaves every Saturday,
The above boats will leave on the
deyw mentioned positively, stopping at
all iterdiate pointa and carrying the
. Vedelaye and .atnarday, io
wharibout charges will be made on
freight consigned to the Company at the
mouth of Red river.
Forwarding freight consigned to the
company at New Orleans will be handled
free of drayage and commisionsa.
Freight consigned to the Company will . '
;always be sent forward by first boat and
at lowest current rates of freight.
TIroullghll bills of lading given to and '
from all Eastern and Western cities and
Emrulqe.
For freight or passage apply on board
or to
J. H. JORDAN, Shreveport,
AM. JOYCE, New Orleans,
JOS. A. AIlKEN, President.
Jan. 4.- ly.
Livery and Feed Stable,
HUTSON'8
LIVELY and FIED
St. Denis St., NATCHITOCHES, La.
[8 PREPARED to accommodate th
piulic in everyt.hing in the Feed and
Livery line. Stable is first-class and ar
.raIg'd espec-ially for the convenience and
cowr' t of stoclk.
FEED FOR HORSE $1 PER DAY.
Hl'ekws and buggies on hire and fthr
nished promptly on application
R. P. HU'TSON.
Feb. 17-1v. Proprietor.
I
Shoemaker.
o. sharatth, ;
Boot and Shoe Maker.
tIALLENI'GE the world for neatn
:itlu durability of work. autifactl,
U lit and mauteritalu garr~tdtf
Shop on St. Deail Street.