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The Charleston Mercury STYLES Messrg
Tyler, Mangum and Preston. third and
fourth rate men !" on which correspon-
dent of the Courier remarks, that Preston,
one of these third or fourth rate men, has
been twice selected 70 represent the State
Of South Carolina in Congress Mangum,
another received the unsolicited vote OF
South Carolina for the Presidency of the
United States and Tyler, the third, receiy-
ed like vote for the Vice Presidency
And we may add, that all these honors
we're conferred By the Mercury sown party.
Quere Are ",hird and fourth rate
men" the right sort to represent South
Carolina If not, now does il happen that
she has been 50 stupid as to think them
first gatc.-- Fay. Obs.
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Coameree.--M essrs. John p. Kennedy, Win
throp, Toland, Rayner, Benz. Randall. Ed. ID.
White Holmes, Brewster, and Charles Brown.
Pabiic Lands.--Messrs. Wan. e. johnson, Nor
row, Lewis Williams, Smith, Gentry, Bronson
Howard, Chapman. and Cave Johnson.
Post Office aud Post ROads.-Messrs Briggs,
Joseph l.. w illiams, Russell. Brockway, Morgsn,
owsley, Andw. Kennedy, Hopkins, and Reding.
District Of C6igmLia.-Mess Underwood
Habersham, Powell, Harris, Alex Randall. Rich
ard w Thompson, heim, John Campbell, and
John + Mason.
Judiciary Messrs. Barnard, Trumbull, Max.
well, Thomas F. Foster, Milton Brown, Pearce,
lngersoll, Roosevelt, and Saunders.
Revolutionary CiaRs.--Messrs. Hall, Patrick
g. GoOde, Thomas J. Campbell Mathiot Wash
n-ton, James, Parmenter, Vim, o. Goode, and
Van Buren,
Pablo Expenditures -Messrs. Graham, Childs,
Hudson, Afford, Clinton, jeremiah Brown, Wat.
torson, Green. aud Litileiicld.
Pirate LaRd Claims -Messrs. Moore, r. D..
Davis, Birdseye. Gamble, Stuart, Cross, J. b.
Dawson, Turney, and Gordon
Manu- dctures.-M essGs. Saltonstal, Nisbet,
Tilinghast, Randolph, Greig, Henry, Shade, a.
Mershall, and Eastman
Agriculture. Messrs. Deberry, Ridgway. ST.
monitor. Doig, A. Mcclellan. Arlington, Mat.
iocks, Shaw, and John Hastings.
Indian 4 GaHs.-Mcssrs Adams Cooper, Bar
Shsnn.rd W;,;ao p,,,Ia, w WiS,o,
u,g,taro Aga,rs-"Niessrs Wm r. Dayson
W,Ilace Cnr,,hers T.ndie,on Comm V,n
penssoI,ar Wn q p,,lcr S,n'tor "a lf;ller
UJ;Jio Noesry Rom Trn,Ist, c,Ios S,oLo
lev Ward. Wallcr. Sweeney lowell and : r
pyiler - i'O''S''' 49, - -
NoraI af,i,, Ness,s W;ss S,,,lv ri
bonn r W Wllia,,s king R,rnsu Tessar
Je, Male, III CI;T,rd
Foyejgn afa;re Nessrs Cpeb;rr r,orot
HINT Iob, r. Cl,rl, Alien pm, PE.,t Iina
,or .,d Ear,j,
yer,,tor;ss voss.s G. ~ r II WI
Ga,as Soilors MaynarJ Uavs Cates Cr,en "
Ca}JTcn Patel 49, 6oan N''''
Rgroigt,orarn Pms Nessrs T,I;ofcrro
Polnov Lana 7 :. A,,ir,,ys Nst,bo,rs = n
CLARKE R,hcoet q 4 FICyJ end Fn,n,r,ca
TarqliI pegsjoas--sjess1s Mon Aycyiga.
EJ.,,r,y Ger Cd, u,L"rI ~ So
Ton and Cuisine
Roads IRA raaal, Ncss,s r,wronco las
7 VIE -, St,arIa.tI -, IN.
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prt.,,s No.. C,.,.or-o o..ny.o,, p,,,,-,a.
7, -. !, $500 ~ '''''e''
paIi, E ~ ','-','o CO., ~. p
$500, Ts' 80 %,, Doa.'
RerisaI and Unfinished Bssiness.-NIessrs.
Tap,e- S+rs,ton n:t,,cL III ,rt n N, ID
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CDG rIOffR
Thursday, June RI, 1911.

We are authorized to aunounec y. OATES.
Esq, as a candidate for reelection 10 the Office
of Clerk of Meeklenburg County Court, at the
next election.
Charlotte, April |. 1911.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
T. ALEXANDER, jun, as Candidate for tic
Office Of County Court CLERK.
Apas, 1871.
We are authorized 10 Announce JENNINGS
D. KERR, ESD. as candidate for re.electlon to
the Office Of CLERK Of tho superior Court
1pni 90, lSil.
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w. Congress. the Senate, on the
9th inst, the Bin 10 repeal The Sub Treas,
ury lap was taken up, and after much talk.
ing by the Opposition, was finally passed
by the following vote:
YEAS Mcssrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bay.
ard, Barrieu, Choate Clay, Of Kentucky, Clay.
ton, Dixon. Evans Graham, Henderson, Hun
tlngton, Kerr, Mangum, Merrick, Miller, More.
head, Phelps, Porter Prentiss, Preston, Rives,
Simmons, Smith. Of Indiana, Southland, Tall
madcc, White, Woodbridge %,
NAY s. Messrs, Allen, Benton, Calhoun,
Clay, Of Alabama, Fulton, King, MeRohcrs,
Nicholson Pierce, Sewer, Smith, OF Connecticut
Sturgeon, Iappau, Walker, Williams Woodber,
ry, Wright, Young is.
In the House, the principal part of the
time for Sepentcen days has been devoted
to debating on the rules of order; but at
last the House was oroanizcd by adopting
the following resolution on the 10th Instant,
yeas ll9, nays 1903;
Resolrrd, Tha, all the rules and orders Of the
last House Of Representatives, not superseded by
anv rule or resolution adopted at tho present ses
sion aud now ii force, be, and the same are here
by, adopted for the regulation of the House at the
present session and that tho Select Committee
upon the Rules, heretofore raised, proceed to re
wise aud amend the rules hereby adopted aud tla
they have loaye to report at all times.
This want of organization and waste o.
time may be chargoable TO a part OF the
Wings acting with the Opposition who are
no doubt trying to throw every obstacle II
the way of the present Administration to
render il as unpopular as possible and i
| is passing strange the Wings are so shor
sighted as not to see farther into things
We hope now business will be attended to
The following are the Standing Commit
toes of the House
Elections, -Nlessrs. Halstcd, Blair Cravens
Borden, Summers, Gamble, Aaron V. Brown
/. Medi, and James W Williams.
Was and MeGns.- Messrs. Fillmore, Bolts
Gilmor, Samson, Thomas +. Marshall, Roncher
Pickens, John W. Jones, and Atherton.
CLAIMS. --Mcsrs Giddings, Sprigg, Linn, War
ron, Arnold, Cowen, Banks, Burke, and Robcr
Mcclellan.
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A Wonderful Nan Tie Globe says
that Mr.. Clay is now President of the Uni
ted States de facto-Mr. Tyler being only
the ader-P President The same paper
declares that it is perfectly clear now
that Mr.. Clay prcsides in both Houses Of
Congress" We all know that the same
Mr.. Clay is also very active member of
the Senate but the Globe SAYS, that - with
both the presiding officers at his beck, and
a willing majority to follow, Mr.. Clay may
consider himself the Extraordinary Con
gress." let more, the Globe says, " if
Mr.. Tyler submits himself to the came
dctation, which the Globe subsequently,
says lie has done, Mr.. Clay may say, /
an The State !" Truly, the Globe makes
Mr.. Clay more extraordinary man than
even the Wings supposed. They have
given him credit for great ability, but they
never thought him equal to the perform
ance at one time, of the duties OF Senator
in Congress, President of the Senate
Speaker of the House, and President Of the
United States, to say nothing Of his being
. the Congress" and = the State" The
readers of the Globe will doubtless be dulg
convinced by these high compliments Of
MIR. CLAWS fitness for the Presidency
Fayetteville ObSereer.
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WHIG AMI TORY.

DR.. johnson, disPuting with DR.. Croase
upon who was the first Wing, the latter
finding Himself a little puzzled, Il see, slr,
(7aid Johnson that YOU are even ignorant
Of the head Of your own party; but ! VIII
tell you, sir, tie devil was the first Wing
he was the first relo.mer; he wanted 10
set up reform in Heaven" DR.. Crore
calmly replied, {" ! am much Obliged to you
tor your information, aud certainly did
not tbfesee that you would go 50 far back
for your authority; yet rather fear tina,
your argumcu, makes against yourself
ior if tic devil vas Wing, you have ad.
mitted that, while he was Wing, he waa
ia Heaven, but 700 have forgotten that the
moment he got into Hell he set up io1 /
Tors nd. Reg.
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reference 10 the death u The lsie President Ha4fi-
son, are gfoutied 10 being able t. state that the
Rev. Professor sparrow b.tHs Invited, Las cnnsrn.
ted 10 perform that service al This place, Thurs.
day the 9Th Of neSt month
i meeting Of die citizens Of the county is res.
peetuily requested at the Court House, on lhnts-
day the 2ilh instant a. ; O'clock, for tie purpose
Of making suiiehls arrangements ior the day on
which the Grafton w,ii be- dellgcred.
Charlotte, June IL l-4l
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ga 1t is a singular coincidence, that tho
organs of the defeated federal faction
should use the same kind of languasc WIN
regard to our highest puhhs innc'ioharieS'
that the Anarchists of France 50 success
s,py WELDED to break up aud over'urn the
foundations of civil society,
Whenever Robcspicre, Marat, Danton
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

There will be Camp Meeting held at Pleasant
Grove Camp Ground, in this county, commencing
Oh the llth Of August, and terminating on the Sin
The Second Quarterly Meeting, for the Char
lotte Station, will commence on Friday, the 25th,
and continue until Monday.
Lune aA lGAl
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ELEoTroN THE STE OF AUGUST.

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
SON WALLACE, as Candidate Cor tho Office
of County Surveyor Election July Court.
June l6. lsll
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"In the House, our member, the Hon
Green w, Caldwell, has been appointed
as viii be seen. on Committee Of Terrific.
rles, where the Speaker supposed he might
best serve his constituents. We believe
that wherever he is, lie will be felt, and hts
worth appreciated. '-NcckieaJurg Je6er
sonian.
We have no doubt that she viii be felt =
to be so small, that those who feel him
can scarcely tell how small he felt. With
regard 10 his worth, that has no doubt been
fully appreciated BY the Speaker, who has
removed him as far as possible out OF
harms way.
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The Annual Examination

fAF the Pupils of the Charlotte Female Acad.
~ envy will commence at the Presbyterian
Church, on Monday, July 2Gth, at 10 O'clock A.
NJ. Parents and Guardians and other friends to
the Institution, are respectfully invited 10 attend
:. D y. HUTCHINSON, Principal,
Mrs. II. contemplating journey to New York
Immediately after the close Ct the Session, re-
quests such Of her patrons reside in town, 10
call and settle their respective bills for Tuition,
the week previous 10 the Examination.
( June %, le4l. adj
/ o. The Jelfcrsonian will insert three weeks.
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"scoundrels are not Tor ono moment
cimaienanced OF tolerated 5y tie Democra.
ey. Such culpris tly 10 Federalism, no,
only Cor protection, but for promotion"
So SAYS the "Globe,' which has Ger.
any either IRE shortest memory, OF the
longest conscience, to be found IN these
States. Sxarlwout, who stole a million
and a quarter Of Uncle Sans money, was
couaienaneed BY the Democracy for
loag years, over which has rascaliy was
SPREAD and was finally permitted to good,
several months after bis robbery was
known. Price was tolerated, ior be
made a flaming speech in Tammany Hall
'ae week before he ran off. TIE Dcmocu-
ey, represented BY Lew Woodbury., con-
aicled a most boseechIng correspondence
viii Harris, who resisted az the Demo.
cratic appeals to bis magnaniTity, and re.
tl,ed to " fork oscr." He was 50 far
co1n,rnlncea that be was permitted 10
reneq after having pocketed 100000 Of
he peoples money, BOYD was put IN his
Place, b. bis recommendation, ami, natural.
y .enaugh, did likewise. lie vas 80 Ear
tolerated, . that Monsieur G1rcsche, the
Star Chamber Commissioner sent out
examine into his affairs, recommended
hai he be retained, beedpc, he lad already
stolen S57 900, and probably would not
wish 10 steal any more whereas any
other " Dcmocra, tina, might be put 10
his place, would doubtless do as no had
done.
We nigh, cite hundred instances Of
the eouutnnance and liberation afforded
% scouudrclism by the "Democracyi'
bat where's tho use Does not the Globe
itself afford daily Evidence Of the falsIly Of
It's own declaration i-F0y. Obeerrer.
Hydroghobid. inothcryictim hos been
added to those who have persisted by this
terrible disease. The New l ork Com
mcrc'al says: The subject was a llltlc girl
named Mary Myers, daughter Of Lawrence
hyers, residing At Harlem y. y. She
vas bitten 10 March hy dog which soon
went mad and was killed. No evil consc-
qlenees were npprehendcd from the bite
she received however, The first symptom
Of disease was noticed by the mother only
lew days since, appearing Ike mental
liberation. The mother proposed walk
ing with her to a physician. But the child
was strangely affected by the air and the
light. During the walk she run into a
neighbours house to hide herself She
then hid for fear in her mothers bosom
begging to be allowed TO return home and
goto bod. Subsequently light, and water,
Produced spasms, and she expociora'cd
Phlegm and froth. After a few days OF
pasmodic and shuddering affection she
c'ed IN frightful commissions.
Sad Result of Matrimonial Difficulty
Capt. John Staples put an end to his life
on the 18th ult. at Springfield, Ono lie
had iust completed arrangements for Sc
paration from his wife, and repairing to the
hotel in which she lodged, stretched hun
self at the foot Of the door Of her chamber
and in the morning was found there lying
dead, having put an end TO his existence by
taxing dose Of laudanum.
81 meant to have told you of that hole
SAID an Irishman TO his friend, who was
walking with him in his garden, and STUN.
Died into the water. "No matter, sald
Fat, blowing tho mud and water out OF ms
mouth, "Iye found it,"
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\ Miss Mary Prince, aged 100 years
aud l month, lately died at Philadelphia,
having attained that advanced age in a
state Of single blesscjncss.
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A FEMALE ORATOR

10 the New Hampshire Legislature on
Monday last, soon after the House was
called to order, Miss Abigail FoIsom, OF
Rochester, n. III. who lately figured at
an Anh-Savery Convention IN Boston, rose
in the gallery and addressed the Speaker,
in loud and distinct voice, as follows
Mr.. Speaker have come here with mes,
sage from God, | come to warn you against the
appointment of select committees, to legtsate for
the people, for they are not of God, aud cannot
stand"
The Speaker here lnterposed, ana ruled
her out OF order. She declared that until
God ruled her out of order she should
speak, and continued her remarks until
she was forcibly borne out Of the house by
the doorkeepcrs, Her remarks are re.
ported in full by the Daily Patriot.
A WarHiag,--Seyeral newspapers have
been placed in the hands of the United
States District Attorney by the Postmas.
ter at New York, the margins of which
have been written upon, and prosecution
is about to be commenced against those
persons who have, by this act, violated the
post office laws.
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~ meant to have told you of that hole, +"
SAID an freshman to his friend, who was
walking with him in his garden, aud STUN.
Died into the water. No matter, sad
Fat, blowing tho mud and water out OF his
mouth, "I'ye found it,"
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MARTIN RODDY,


CHARLESTON, S. C.,
EEAS IN hand an extensive assortment Of
EE FOREIGN and DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
choice WINES, FRESH TEAS, CoRDIALS,
sc. sc. consisting Of
Fine Old Cogniac and
FRENCH BRANDY. : Champagne, of the most
I tavorite brands.
G" Hour Glass" Grape"
HOLLAND GIN. Pine Apple" and Swan
Imported direct.
,,.,>,,,e iChotce old Madeira, Sherry, Tenerile,
Nv '''' C!aret, Marseillcs, Sicily and Malaga.
,rr,s Tyson, Young Tyson, Imperial, Pou.
LAS chong,&c.
Lo,slon and philadelphia Porter and Ale.
Scotch and Irish Whi&key,
CordialS, Scraps, Sugar, Coffee, DC. dc.
which he offers for sale on accommodating terms.
June g. lSil, tai
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The Committee APP

pointed by meeting bcid ga lhs
l0th Of April last. 10 invite some
person ls deliver an Ofaiim 10
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CHICAGO DElIOCRA T.

In consequence OF the importance Of the ap-
prOachng election, which involves the controlling
power IN this state for two years, and will have an
important bearing upon It's political complexion
Tor long time, 1t has been thought best to make
an effort for the more general diffusion of democrat
uc sentiments. For this purpose wcissue pros
pectus for our sixth volume, which will commence
on the 3lst inst; and it will be for the interest Of
every one who has any regard FOR the pcrmaucnCY
OF democratic institutions, and in particular, for
the interest OF those who expect to he candidates
for any Office, however humble in Augustncxt, to
labor for its extensive circulation in every precnc,
IN the state, as it will contain list ofuH Mcrgukg
ca1G.6aics and strenuOusly advocate their election
After an acquaintance of five full years with its
present proprietor, the public cannot need new
exposition OF the sentiments which he imbihed in
the nurture and admonitiUn of his childhood, and
which he chcishc5 more dearly with each addition
al day of his existence. These sentiments he has
never failed Ia advocate whether in the full tide of
popularity or in the whirlwnd condemnation of a
people by in0ammatory appeals aud dccci-
we'd by lattering promises. TO their further and
fuller advocacy he promises TO devote himself for
the coming year, and it is his wish ihat his patron
age may be so increased Us to authorize him in ma
king important and contemplated improvements.
But, as an embarrassed press feeble prop in the
hour trouble, it is his fixed determination to keep
his liabilities within his resources 50 as to be indie
pendent upon every occasion andqucsion, whilst
his pride and pleasure will prompt him to improve
menis as fast as his pecunlary circumstances will
warrant.
The coming session orcongrcss and, probably, Oh
our state legislature, wth the extraordinary events
Of the day, will render a newspaper requisite for
every who feels an interest in the affairs OF the
nation or the world, aud also in the improvement
of his domestic circle, his children and friends
TEUWs.-'Ihrce dollars per year, payable nya-
riahy in advance, or in miscellaneous OF ono dollar
each. He Is aware of there being some objection
to adrancc payment, but the continual preparation
OF frauds under the newspaper credit system, re-
qure this care in him so long as he himself can gel
trusted for nothing, every requisite about print
ug Office, labor and all, being cash article
Nov 90 1871. JOHN WENTWORTH.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

Walker & II ickiing
EVANE on hand and are receiving at their old
d stand ON the south side Of the public square,
opposite the new court house
10 hogsheads of prime n. o. Sugar,
25 sacks Of Rio Coffee,
II barrels of Molasses,
100 bushels of dried Apples,
20 barrels of Salt,
80 kegs of Boston Nails,
10 kegs Of White Lead,
, ticrces of Saleratus,
barrels Of White Fish,
boxes of assorted Tobacco.
also - Indigo, copperas, alum, dye
woods, sperm and tallow candles, soap,
starch, powder, shot, lamp oil, pimeuto,
pepper, spices, and sundry other articles
in this line too numerous to mention.
ais 0 -
so pair of mems coarse boots,
$50 kip and coarse brogans,
so ladies' shoes, lassorled,)
1870 " . cali, kip and grain boots,
300 " boys, misses & childrons' shoes.
its o -
i well selected Stock Of SoaSOnlbo
Day GOODS,
Suited to this market for the fall and winter
trade, consisting in part Of
English, French and American Prints of
the newest styles, BomJaziucs, English
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kGbTlCE.

IA ILL be sold at the Office of S. p.
W SliOPE, in the town of Ottawa,
on the 3lst day Of December. 1871, all
the personal estate Of the late Hector Ne.
hi"gee, deceased, between the hours of
ten and four o'clock of said day, 10 the
highest and hest bidder.
Terms Of sale made known on the day
Of sale. $. p. SUOPE.
Adm'astuior u Tie cyia,e Of Hector
Neh'a7ee, decea,ed.
Ottawa, Dec. ID, 1871. 2S--4sw
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A GENERAL Variety OE STOVES

constantly Tor sale
A GENERAL VARIETY OF STOVES
Of Albany workmanship, consisting Of
Mays -Four Boiler Hot Air Cook Stove,
numbers ., 3, 4 and ), Premium Stoves
of all sizes, Coal Stoves, Plain and Fan
cy Parlor aud Dining Room Stoves, latest
style, together with
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOlLOW.WARE,
Pots, Tea Kettles and Spiders, Bake
Kettles, Dish Kettles, &C., &C., all of
which will be sold at Chicago prices,
adding transportation.
They will also manufacture
STOVE PIPE AND FURNITURE,
Tin, Sheet-lron and Copper-ware of eve
ry description, which will be sold at
Wholesale or retail, at small advance
from New York prices and cheaper than
ever before offered in this market, for
ready pay. A liberal discount made to
those who purchase by the quantity.
COPPER STILLS, BREWERS g. HATTERS KETTLES
furnished to order at the st. Louis
prices.
For further particulars those wishing to pur-
chase good article are requested TO call and
examine for themselves.
J. MANLEY e. co.
Ottawa, Sept. II, 1871. l7--tl.
n, b. All kinds OF Job-Work and re-
pairing done to order at the shortest
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ReNGE7lS 10 Escnt.

an the fourth day of January next,
w three rooms i'll the new Court
House and two rooms in the old Court
House, in Ottawa, will be rented for one
year to the highest bidder. The rent will
be required TO be paid quarterly.
J. CLOUD, C2crk.
Ottawa, Dec. 9th, 1871. 29--t
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T II L GRIST MILL
mr. the undersigned has been TuoGouGuLY
~ REPAIRED and FINISHED, having
lately received a new SMUT ia CHINE and
SCREEN, Of the latest and most approved pat
t.rns, they iattcr themselves that their mill is
now in perfect order for grinding all kinds Of
gran. Prompt attention will be given to ali who
sec proper 10 give us their custom, and we are
confident, from long experience in the bus-
ness, that we can do work equal if not superior,
to any in the land. We hold ourselves RESPONSE
hlc Tor all bags entrusted to us HAT arc well mark
ed with the owners name.
Tie highest price ia cash 'eWL ygia for any
qnGaf''y Of good wheat, i deigsrgd al tie MILL
A Saw EIiii
Is also attached to the Crist Mil, and is in COM
pete operation. Orders Tor lumber will be
promptly attended to, and furnished GA tue most
reasonable terms
The above Mills are situated on Indian Creek,
about half a mile from the mouth Of the same.
]. +. SKINNER,
G. CURRY e,
Indian Creek, Nov. 2G, 1871. 33--H
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NEW STUCK OF FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
AZ sRS Lake Street, Chicago.
Y. B. NARTER d 90.

l'i D'nfNIb q,
vu,vr 49,, ' o'Ii' 80 i' .,> ~ w.
~ large and wrH sclcr.ci assort~cn, of STA.
J. IE DRY GOODS, which they oligr by the
t,i,', PACKAGE or RETAIL at the lowest market
2 c,.cs RIL Co,orod Ercl;sh and rronol
Nror;roos ra,,. aLaan
n do. F,nol;YL and l y e%,r' PRINT.
qLo Sha,,s, r.,,. .,I p,,u,, r',,,,l
Cln1s and Goso'u,oros '''
~ r;ocos Rod ,nl Ivh;,o rI.nrd
nI. prno T,,;.;,Io Cna.a r..n., ...i
NI.raJ p.aaJ ,I,J,'.
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