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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-08
sesimsemf0I C0vTt Martial.
HEAD QUARTERS,
IT, Hnn~- M.u 1871

ELK-HoRN, May, 4, l941.
ELY virtue of the power in me vested,
III LID by Title six, Article second and Sc
ton fifteenth Of the Revised Statutes Of the
Territory of Wisconsin, |, EDWARD Ell
DERKIN, Colonel and commanding Officer
of the 9th Regiment of the Wisconsin Mi
litia, do appoint a Regiment,,l Conrt Mar
tial for the trial of all do'inquents and de-
fciences in said Regiment. to be holden
al the Inn kept by Sheldon Walling, in
Elk Horn, on Monday the 18th day Of
October next; to be composed Of the fol-
lowing named persons as officers Of the
Court, viz Major James A. Maxwell,
President; Capt. Rufus B. Clark AID Capt
James Hardness members thereof.
EDWARD ELDERKlN, Col.
A. w. WRIGHT, Adjuant. 4t49
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-08
Wagon Carriage, g. Sleigh
.EgNE:crS.
MITCHELL g. BULLEN.

WA GU Id respectfully inform the
wv public, that they have recently
erected large and commodious workshop
on Pearl-street, in which they design to
carry on the business Of Wagon, Carriage,
and Safeguarding on an extensive scale.
They have now.on hand, larger stock Of
first-rate materials for conducting their
trade, than any other establishment of the
kind in the Territory.
In addition 10 the afore- mentioned, they
will also keep constantly on hand, and
make to order;
PLOUGtIS, Of the most approved pat
terms.
GRAIN CRADLES, by the dozen or
single, warranted TO be made Of the first
rate material, and to work we'll.
CHAIRS and BEDSTEADS, Of every
description.
TURNING of all kinds done on the
shortest notice.
Southport, June %, 1910. n2tf.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-08

SPeed.-A gentleman started from this
city with two horse barouche on Saturday
evening, April oath, at half-past four
O'Clock, and arrived at Hazel Bridge
Howard CO. twenty minutes after one o.
clock I. M, on the next Tuesday being
three hours and twenty minutes less than
three days!-Distance one hundred and
eighty miles. And what is more singular
there was no change of horses. Talk
about steamboat speed!-it's all fudge,
compared to this.-S. Louis Bullntin.
American AmuSements in Paris.-Col.
Thorn, the rich American, has Sunday
evening parties, at which 'blindman's buff
and other gambolsome games are the re-
creation of the younger visitors, and cards
are the amusement of the CIDER company.
London Globe.
A Bad Speculation. fellow robbed q
passenger recently on board the steamer
Sultan, on the Mississippi river, of large
package of money, with $l5,9I5, which
unfortunately for the rascalturned out 10 be,
with the exception of So, all in notes OF
the Brandon Bank.
A little girl who had been visiting in the
family of ncighbor, hoaringsthem speak
of her father as ,eidower, on her return
home addressed him thus: -A."Pa, are you
a widower?" eyes, my child-do you
no, know your mothers dead,"-"Why,
YES; knew Ma was dead, but you always
.iold me you were Nep Yorker"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-08
JAPANNED WARE.
EsOcs. flames s. .YEsgassose.
OTIS Bull DING MAIN ST.

Eject. James s. sTEsglesose.
Tenders his medical services to the in
habitants of Southport and its vicinity.
From a successful practice Of eleven
years, eight Of which was in the State Of
New York, and three in the State Of He
nois, VIII re the ague and fever and bilious
fcvers generally prevail to great extent,
he hopes to merit she re OF public patron
age.
He will be at all times moderate in his
charges, and lenient with those who are
not able to pay at the time.
Office at the Store Of r. II. Munson,
North Main ST. Southport.
June16th 1910. milf.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-08
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO LINE.
sszsssS --s0
Alll4 1891. sALlll
9s--gsse 4 I.s-ssTssz=zsss

FEVHE aforementioned boats will run IN line, alter
II natey morning and evening, on the days stated
the morning boats starting at III o'clock, A. NJ and
the evening Boats at z. NJ.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-08
FOR SHE.

EITlGHTY acres Of good Land bel g
IL part Of the S. L. quarter 0. section
No. IL, of town l, and range x and
Iyng within two and half miles of South
port, for terms and further particulars, en-
quire of LOWELL & DANA.
Southport. June 20, 1910.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE subscribers, commissioners 10 re-
ceive, examine, adjust, and allow, the
claims of the creditors against the estate
of Francis Quarles, late Of Southport in
the County Of Racine, and Territory of
Wisconsin, deceased, which is decrced to
be administered as an insolvent estate,
hereby give notice, that the time of their
commission having been extended, they
will a,tendaor the purpose aforesaid. on
Tuesday, the fifth day of October next,
at the house of Mrs. Ann Quarles in said
Southport, from nine O'Clock A. M. till
six O'Clock, p. NJ.
r. III. DEFINING,
MICHEAL FRANK,
OSCAR F. DANA.
Commissioners.
SouthPorhtW. T. May 81, Is4l.
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EsrNgs and .WcG6Cines.
AT TIE STORE OF r. III. MUNSON

NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTHPORT.
The Subscriber has just received from
the City of New York general assort
ment Of medicines, comprising all the art
cles usually called for in druggists shop
which will be sold very low for ready pay
Physicians can be supplied with their modt-
cines at n small advance from the n. York
prices. Persons wishing to purchase uc-
defines for themselves or families, can be
accommodated on the most reasonable
terms, and attended with the necessary me
deal directions, if rcqired, without any ad
ditional charges. Medical prescriptions put
up according to order.
JAMES. S. MUNSON
Southport, JunI0, 1840. milf.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF SOUTHPOR7
~ a Ut, n p

TO THE CITIZENS OF SOUTHPORT
leaving understood that the interes,
Il < and convenience of passengers wish
ing 10 take the mail stage from Southport.
north and south, has not at all times ben
so fully consulted as we intended it should
be, we take this opportunity to say that he
stage will run the ensuing season TO and
from the Wisconsin House, as heretofore.
and that the hours Of departure for Chca,
go, will be at 3 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 0r
Milwaukee, 4 o'clock A. NJ, when tbs
roads are in toerable condition for fla.
Yelling. And we would further slate, that
the stages will, at all HpscS, call at ethI
Of the public houses and private residea
ces for passengers, by their leaving won
the evening previous al the stage housC
and thai they will be left at their house!
or any hotel they prefer when arriving 4
Southport. BY strict adherence TO which
we hope the citizens will bcstow their pa
tronagc, without regard to wagons, tina
sometimes go in good roads and fair wea
Their, at II shilling less than stage fare.
FRINK, WALKER, & Co.
GEO. O. TIFFANY,
Dee. lS40.-n27tf Proprietor
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,

VEyHE notes and accounts, belonging TO
E j. W. Conroe for lumber, are left in
the hands of George Bennett, Esq. and
all those indebted, are respectfully reques-
ted to call and pay the same without delay.
J. w. CONROE.
n45tf By Samuel Hale, jr., Agent
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friday Aug. G.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

I Friiay July 80.
The consideration of the bill in relation
to duties and drawbacks was again rcsun.
ed in committee Of the whole. Many
amendments were offered, some of which
we're adopted. The committee then rose,
and the bill was reported to the House.
And the question being on concurrinr
with the committee Of the whole in its
amendments, aud On ordering the bill to
be engrossed f,r third reading
! Mr. Starry moved the previous question.
[ Mr.. Cave Johnson moved to lay the bill
on the tabIe-negatiycd, ayes %, nays
1913.
The question recurring on the motion
for the previous question, there was a Sc.
cond.
The amendments were then read, and all
iof them concurred in, with the exception
Of clause repeating the laws of 1880 and
1898 allowing drawbacks on railroad IRON.
. The bill was then ordered 10 be engross.
ed for third reading tomorrow.
Saturday, July 81.
The bill farther to extend the time for
issuing military land warrants to the off
GERS aud soldiers Of The revolutionary ar.
my, was reported from the committee on
public lands, read the third time, and passed.
The blH to extend the time for locating
Virginia military land warrants and re-
turning surveys thereof to the general land
oliico, was also reported from the commit
tee on public lands, and ordered to be en-
crossed for a third reading on Monday.
The bill from the Senate, entitled - An
act to establish uniform system of bank.
ruptcy throughout the United States, was
read the first and second time by its title,
and referred to the committee Of the whole.
The bill in relation to duties and draw.
backs came up in order, on its final pas
sage. Mr.. Stanly moved the previous
question which being sustained, the main
question was put and decided in the aitir.
mative-yeas lis, nays l0l. So the bill
was passed.
Monday, August ,.
The house resolved itself into commit |
tee of the whole on the state of the union, !
and on motion Of Mr.. Sergeant took up the /
bill TO incorporate the subscribers to the |
Fiscal Bank Of the United States.
The bill having been read through, it |
was taken up by sections and the first sec
hon having been read, and the question be.
ing on the adoption thereof
Mr.. Sergeant, chairman of the commit.
tee on the currency, who had reported the
bill, took the aoor in support Of the gener-
al measure.
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The Old e. States Cap. stock.
Shirt, Eincn Collar q Oiled SILK
MANDATORY.
.g0l:n Il. EDarlcs 8, .yol.cs.


III VIE Subscribers, thankful tor Tie many fivess
q bestowed on thom by he public, hope, by
s'rct attention, 10 merit continuance Having
enlarged iheir warehouse and made arrangements
10 manufacture articles IN lbsr liEe more largely
Sy "iI o e"aella 70 i' NE o'H''- VI suea az
- ~ -" iN1'" '-esS. I"oy
'.'' - '''g ','s 70 ''eIt
10y =, mn 1''p'9' % eYt'y 9a".
~ fl'ss = = !. lns :" E''s'ai '4'.rty van
,..,', I, '''.' s,li
,,,.i..,, fi s'- 80. -
$50, HI -. 'r.,:,,, t..t
Nh. a,d ~. s''''s '@'''-''' o'''' = "'.'.''
49,,
Cs,,l,.,.,,. So, aI'..,.,,,i.,- o.. -,
D,cs. Csas y,rtt,s .%1',,-,,s IA 800 -
eiclb .,si.,,s s'g -, r,s,,,, g.. -, ~
r,,yrs, E,,rofs.,, end Ar5,rir,, .tyi,s o.;..rs
Of The Army and Navy furnished with Dress and
tudre4l Caps.
stocks
o satin, ycs'lrg velvet houblsin, mode, &c,
plain, trilnmed with bows with bosorus plated,
80 istlsan S'oee@' z 'e'y l'gHt ana beautiful
"u1tc' ~ - .alAff "ua| ~ cf'l'e ne" slyIe--to
a,tegiisa I'M, sns'o,as-. fSs
of.p, C,os S,o4ts Il. Ash ,g,.t.I..l, III.
c,pst,,,t 80 80, :, ,,,,,, 90, ,r,;ri, -
f,ct,,l .,,stIc
SHIFTS
or linen. muslin, plain aud if,,led. with linen
collars. fronts aud wristbands, of thcl most ap
proved pattern sarcy Camhlie shirts of French
English and American fabrics.
v,,c, <o4t, -,s v,oso,s
- 9, -, = :. 80 -
,,.l.,a. aeau -. -, -
corded linen hpsatas, plajn ulaitod. ith rgtlss
inserted. and With collars attached. sc.
alta c;,r,.
Whit. ,1,,4 80 - - o;roa en-.
.-,,,s a. -. ,,,i-..-.,.l 800 0g.ys.u
,,..s..,,,J '''''
uatc,t go,,K,o,.
All H., 4ii.,.',, ,,'-i,,,e, - p.,'o, Io,.ror
Japaancd Ma.hn and Linen, suilablesfl coach
harness makers. and the West India and South
American markets.
E-,,,y,,, s,.,,.,,,o,,,s
T,,.bg, - -, 49,, -, So. n.,..
- ~. ~ -, 80. - -
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NOTICE.

FNNHE Sahscnbef having, on The Goth lsY Of
III July. ISL, taken lelIcr # Administration
according to law, 90 tho cAtate OF Nm. T. Me.
Rev, ese'ed.. hesahy gives general uojioo to all
sfeafiofs Of said estA:e. 10 pte@en, tbtif claims
dds authenticated @ihin the usnc prescribed b.
lls lr that purpose, staefgiae thia notice vllt H.
plead 10 bar q Fecorery. Al manrcf ~ persons
indebted 10 SAID estate viii ple4st cal aHa make
fsymcai Immediately.
JAS. II, ORR, 4dar
Jtsaisabprg c., ~ c, Ayy IS. ls!L
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NOTICE.

hk. Z. II. ANDREWS expects IL be absent
~ fran Charlotte some two OF three months
ii0m this dsis. lis u necessarily sbssnt Il be.
~ his business 70 move permanently 10 this place.
TAase tshlag his services will please call soon
he fatugRs when he ell b. happy 10 vait apon
any lie viii lheu he able to give stfiei attention
% basno,s aiihoa; ans Interruption.
s3-He aH iafarn the PueIc Of las return
thfsagh the paperA
45ge :. ISL 40
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Extra session-27,h Congress.
IL SENATE

Hiduy, Jaly 30.
The bill 70 revive and extend the char.
ters Of certain banks in the district Of Co.
lumbia, was taken up for consideration,
and after being amcadcd, was ordered to
be engrossed.
/ The bill making appropriation for the
support Of pauper lunatcs IN tie District
Of Columbia was taken up, and after some
discussion was ordered to u third reading
by vote Of - to II.
The bill to establish 4 Home Squadron
was taken up. An amendment offered by
Mr. Benton produced some discussion
bu, the amendment was not adopted, and
the bill was finally passed as it came from
the House. The Senate then adjourned
to Monday.
Monday, ARe. ..
Various petitions and memorials were
presented.
On motion Of Mr.. Clay the bill from
the House relating to duties and draw.
backs was twice read, and referee to the
committee on finance, and ordered to be
printed.
The fertilization bill was taken up, whom
Mr.. Preston rose and presented the objects
Of the billin speech Of considerable length
The debate was continued, and amend
men,s offered, some Of which we're adopted.
Tuesday, Aug. 8,
The resolution submitted By Mr.. Allen,
to hold executive sessions with open doors
was laid on the table by a vote Of 2g 10 %.
The biIl MAKING annro,ri,tinns for the
erection ot fort.f;1,rians and tho nraycn.
ton and snnnress;o, or Indian hot,;l;t;as
was tal,cn m and consiJnroJ ahar No.
inc rome tbro1aI in commit,eo tba lin
,ras ronor,aa - tba San,,o ,rI ,t,or sor,o
farther nrogres. ,he senate adjourned
IT.,
~ c..e.... = 80 t4D'Naay' aug =
I ~ ~, ,','1'',,oi' ~ as 4s"'n cons'1
''-'' Nii''''ue''' anu u ga 10 D. o'' osaeo
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PRESS FOR SAGE.

FREtNG DESTROYS ofembarkng in another bu.
z y siness, | nov offer the establishment of the
WILMINGTON ADVERTISER, for sale,
do not know OF more eligible situation for
persons DESTROYS OF embarkng in the printing bu-
sincss, than Wilmington, North Carolina.
Terms accommodating Application must be
post paid
Our exchange papers will obligc us by copying
this advertisement until forbidden.
f c. HILL.
Wilmington, Nov. -, $50,
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The Farmers Advocate.



- I"JE closing lte "a volume, an ASSOCIATION
- ha' boon prop7set whereby the services Of
lit. ~ ReAaf-s' OF Davidson county, n. C..
VII ee pioeuFrf 70 assist 70 Lne Editorial depart
meat OF to rapef' provided suilcieai accession
20 oaf prescott lst VI sn5scF oers can BE- oh'linod
2 lu+'iiy such a measure; - nLieh ycn', tie
aoNo'~'e al'sr the tact IS ssccflainat, and the
necessary arrangements made, wi be Published
"erIiy' at bfoNtiown, Davidson county, y. G.,
On AfgPcfroyA Sheet lor 81 80 Bat 20 tAc
'neaHl.'hc' of Should iha proposed association ul-
ttmalely lat Cog want sufficient eHcaangr
ss above stated, the paper vii still b. continued
eeni'-monthiy 90 super royal sheet lol one dol
aaf, a. heretofore.
We would fcasonl5'y suppose, that The pfopos
"a change 'fo'a soml-mortals 70 weekly pa
pe' N3l'd gi's general satisfaction 70 all our pre-
scat sua'-is1gts because, ior INC small addition
?, ATTY ccBls, yalGme iaful-lfing more than dUu.
ble thr am1ont fcaeing matter aouid " .ecur.
rdi Or instead % giving Que dollar Ter a volume
y 81 pasoA lhey sill receive iar age dollar and
alsy cents . Volume containing ~ pages. And
moreover, 10 addition - the Ffuator quantity ri
reading matiet furnished, NC haso doubt that
aa increased io'crcsi would be thus communira.
led 10 oar paper; as MI Rteabfts. besides b9lng
PrAciea' i"mef. IS gent.eaaa d considerable
literary HiiainWeniH.
>" "'FuP'"- " 'Aelt s7sh On afahE e'h =
800, 800 =. ~ '.o,, - ~ P',l~.to ..
,reapnt sub,cyibs,.. 1890. .honld IN, ntt,mni
crow upAaeaos., IT, ADVOCATE q III centrum 1,
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g1 AFEH REELS

asapcrior quality. made by the subscriber
- al VIZ. ovefman's old Coach shop, 4 lam
sample to be seen at Mr.. Joseph Somner's, one
soof above the shop
WIN. II. WRlsToN.
Charlotte, JAly 70, 1871 u5
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NANTED, IMMEDIATELY, two boys
w from IA to | 6 years of age, as ApPrent
COS 70 Tho Tailoring Business.
J. g. d JAMESON.
JgHe Ii, 1871. 9Stf
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Clock 4 Watch Repairing.


'tNtlIF store OF >. 4. Alex
ander, situated Fog'h from the Court House. be-
taccn The M4hsion House and the "Chodouc
Hotel" L viii b. his earnes. desire to do work
iaithfally s. as moru encouragement
Caa't5ne. June ), IsH. 3ff
y B. Ills price shall be as moderate as posi-.
Die, i1r CASH
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Public sale.
NOTICE.


EAURsUANT To the provisions Of boed Of
Trasl, day feearicd and registered, l ulli
eel at the Court tlodse 10 Lincolnion, "a We'd.
nosdsy the 18Th day Of September
s8EA nest, that eligible DWELLING, 10
ILL.,. tho village NJ Liacolbtnn, At present
lJALhs4 occupied by Jsmrq X Dodge Esq
saas' aa-a4@ together with tao adjoining lots aud
81 necessary oa,buildinga
ALSO
A the Same tne aud place, New and Com
iafiabls CABIN, vilh ten acres Of land adjoining,
at SPHssie, Of W,lioGs's Spring, "a tie North,
efn patt Of lincoln county.
Also a tea articles og
H1useheld FbraifDre, a Horse Cor, &c.
l3'On the e, of September. "Wednesday Of
Lineoie Superior ConIt) silI be sold number Of
V1LTABLE LAW BOOKS
AND
Miscellaneous Works
Terms made known II sale.
H. W GUlON, Trustee.
L'acoiafos, Arg 3, lsil. tis
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CONDITIONS.

All those who pay in advance, will receive my
two numbers Of sixteen octave pages each, mak-
inp in wear, a volume Of So pages, for 81 81.
To clubs forwarding 81 free OF postage i've CO.
pics win DO forwardod for $40, eight copies; for
SIS. twelve copies; for $50, eighteen copicsi and
for $50, thirty copies will be furnished
Ii parmcnt be delayed beyond three months
a0er tho first number IS received, an additional
sun Of 3]l per cent viii be invariably oXac'od'
The ,roublo and expense which necessarily al
tends the collection of small debts ai distance,
win render strict adherence to this rule abso
lutely necessary. -.
An letters, communications &c. to the publish.
ers, mus, come free from postage. or they cannot
be attended to.
No paper will be discontinued until all atroar-
ages are paid, except at our option
Postmastors, or other gentlemen, disposed TO
give Us their Influence, are respectfully requested
= - = j. SHERWOOD 4
w. r. RICHARDS.
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COOL WATER.

Speaking Of cool water, the Philadelphia
Ledger says: ave can suggest a mode
within the reach of every person. Let the
jar, pitcher or vessel used for water, be sur
rounded with one or more folds of coarse
cotton, to be constantly wet. The eyapo
ration of the water from this will carry off
the heat from tho water inside, and soon
reduce il to the freezing point. In ludla
and other tropical regions, where ice can
not be procured this practice is common
Let every mechanic or laborer have at his
place Unemployment two pitchers thus proyi,
ded, and he can always have supply OF cold
water in warm weather. Any person can
test this by dipping finger IN the water
aud holding i, in the air, on warm day.
After dong this three or four times, he will
find his finger uncomtor,ably cold"
CheGpas Dirt.-Thc price paid in Iowa
for tying the knot which binds two vii.
ling hearts," is two coon skins, OF four
bushels sweet potatoes.
A woman in Wisconsin, WHO was lately
attacked by bear in the woods, turned in
with her tongue and talked the animal TO
death
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VOLUME Nj. ]
d. ASBuRY, Editor.
II. j. Hoifon, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERMS:

Fiji MS
nso Dollars and Fly Cents Il paid in advance
1aree Dollars II not paid within thee months
And Tire Dollars and Fifty Gents il not paid
until AFTER the expiration of the ,oar No paper
discontinued until all arroaragcs are paid, EXCEPT
al tks option Of the Editor.
Embellishments inserted at One Dollar per
sqpare tlG lines OF less, this sized tyge,) for tLe
fret insertion, and IS cents for each continuance
Court Advertisements and Sherifls' SaleF CHARGED
IS per cent, higher; aud a deduction of 49, per
cent will be made from the regular prices. for ad
yerlisefs By the year.
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A CARD.

F@ILkS MAR. J. n, Young having located
~ himself IN Concord, tenders his
x Professional Services, IN ITS various
G@zA branches, 70 tho citizens OF the village
snd surrounding country.
ahgas 1, 1871. 4iF
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w rapping Paper.

EUST received aud for sale at this Office a
% supply of Wrapping Paper. Also few
r,.ams IT Writing Paper
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AGENTS.
CD. r. VI. Cochran, Mcckltnburg, NC.
Chas. w, Harris. Mil Grove. n. &.
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Gen,lcmcn's Sqoumg, Travelling, Opera and
Dress Caps, youths, childrcn's aud infants, %
cloth, sea dots, sis, velvet meriuo, Sc, If al the
newest European end ArJcucln styies, Officers
Of The Army and Navy furnished with Dress and
Judrgss Cans
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stocks

q satin, vcstlrg. velvet horbasin, mode, &c.,
plain, 'rilnmed with b0wa, with bosoms plated,
sc. Parlsan Stocks, very light and beautiful
article, oF sanmer wear, au entire new style 10
which j. II p s. J, would respectfully solicit
The attention Of their customers, Tho superiority
Of upr Caps. Socks sc is wcl, established bY tie
Constant care taken to reuder every article per.
feet and Iaras!e.