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SCHOOL BOOKS.


To Parents, Guardians and Teachers of
Alabama and Mississippi.
TINE undersigned would respectfully call yosr at
l. ieotion to the following list of School Books.
universally adopted and highly recommended by all
who are Interested in the cause OF education;
Alabama Series of Readrs-No l. The Primary
Primer, new edition; No 2, The Chd's Reader,
new edition; No 3. Exercises in Reading, new edi-
ton; No 4. Porter's Rhetorical Reader, new edi-
ton; Webster's Elementary Speller; Melrical Sto-
ries in Chemistry and Philosophy; Olney's Geogra-
ply and Atlas; Olney's Introduction to Geography;
The Book Of Commerce; Watts Improvement OF
the Mind; Bulion's English Drummer, BullIon's
Greek Grammer; Olmstead's Natural Philosophy;
Comstock's Natural Philosophy; Comsock's Chem
slry; Comstock's Physiology; Preston's Book
Keeping; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars
Companion; The Scholars Reference Book; Wen.
sler's School Dictionary; Abercrombie's Moral
Feelings; Good. ch's Ecclesiasiical History; Lin
coins Botany. Burrett's Geography Of the lieav-
ems; Alexander Evidences OF Christianity; Stones
Rhetorical Speaker; Hodges Logic; Willaid's His
tory of u. :. 8 vo; Wizards History of u. \.
abridged; Wizards Universal history; ParIey's
Natural Theology; Bible; Newinan's Rhetoric;
Newman's Political Economy; Buffers Analogy;
Kame's Elements Of Criticism; Davies first Les
SOUS in Arithmetic; Davies Arithmetic; Davies
KEY TO Arithmetic; Davies Algebra; Davies Key
10 Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes
Bourdon's Algebra; Dawes Legendre's Geometry;
Davies Surveying; Davies Analytical Geometry;
Davies Descriptive Geometry; Davies Calculus;
Davies Shades and Shadows; Anthems Latin Les
Sous; Anthon's Latin Prose Composition; Anthon's
Latin Prosody; Anthon's Cicero; Anthon's Cesar;
Anthon's Saust; Anthon's Horace; Anthoa's Greek
Lessons; Anthon's Greek Prose Composition; An
thon's Greek Prosody; Anthon's Jacobs Greek
Reading; Anhon's Greek Grammar; Anihon's De
tionary Of Antiquities; Anthon's Classical Diction-
ary; Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar; An.
drews' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews First
| Lessons in Latin; Andrews Latin Reader; An
drews yiri ROME; Andrews Sallsst; Andrews La
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Catalogue Sale,

FRIDAY, 28st inst, at 10 o'clock NJ sales room
-25O cases Boots, Shoes, Brogans and Hats, COM
prising-
20 cases Cowhide Boots, 20 do kip peg d do
10 do fine calf sewed do
do do water proof do, 10 do Polk do
20 do kip pegged Brosans
Is do seal and mo. do, do calf sewed do
20 do prime Russell do
10 do boys kip and seal do
10 do youths and chiIdren's do
do ladies' French kid r r.
do do do Lace Slips
10 do do Mo. Lace Boots
do do kid spring heel Buskins
s do morocco webb do
5 do misses morocco do
10 do LADIES' lasting do
10 do youths Cacks
80 do black and drab X B Hats
The above invoice has heen recently received per
ship VIM. Goddard and bark Huma-havc all been
manufactured during The last summer and in quality
and material and good workmanship is mol surpass.
ed by any lot sale. The trade and consumers will
find the opportunity favorable for satisfactory pur-
chs ses Terms at time Of sale.
Catalogues will be furnished previous TO the sale.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
NM I'LL be sod for cash in front of the Court
w House door Of Washington county, on Mon
day, the End day Of February, 1876, between the
hours of sale Of said day, one negro man called Pr
TER, copper color, aged 45 or 90 years, feet
inches high, with Two his forehead, and
says he belongs to Thomas Williams of Talladega
county, Alabama. Said negro Peter having
been committed to the Jail of Washington county,
Alabama, as a runaway slave, by w. Chapman,
justice oil the peace Of said county, the 2lst Of
June, i846, and his owners having failed
10 come forward, prove property, pay charges and
lake him away, he therefore will be sold in comp-
with the statute in such cases made and provid-
ed to pay Jail fees.
novlO 233ids W.P. SPINKS, Sheriff w. c.
o. The Flag and Journal. Tuscaloosa; Hunts
vile Democrat and Montgomery Advertiser will
please COPY and send bill To me. W. p. s.
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1T The friends Of GEORGE WOODWARD and
FREEMAN c, EWERS. will support them in 2nd Ward
Candidates for reelection in the Board of Al
dermen. RS novI3tGA
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~ The friends OF JOSEPH CAIN will support him
candidate for ldermsn of the Sixth Ward, Mt the
enantng eiertinu nOyl7
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EDUCATION, &C.

MIR. YIGUS' SEMINARY for BOYS, will be
NA opened on MONDAY, 10Th inst, IN the
Building next north Of the Episcopal Church, on 81
Emanuel street. The number Of pupils IN this
School is limited TO THIRTY. To these Mr.. VlGOS
will give his whole attention during the usual School
hours. oci1B 2l6Kmo
MIR HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
IEA DIES, will e-open in the basement story Of
the Jackson street Church. between ST. Michael and
Sl. Louis streeta, on MONDAY, the 20lh Of Octo-
Der. The course Of study will embrace thorough
practical education as also The different branches Of
ornamental study. The number Of pupils will he
limited 10 AS many only the Principal can give
personal attention to. Noassisiants will be employ
ed except in the branches Of Music, Drawing. PANT
ing, and Modern Languages. These will he taught
by the most approved masters. yet no restriction
will be placed on patrons who prefer others.
The terms win be 81, 50. Sc and 81 per month
PAYABLE IN advance.
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Barton Academy-Male Department.
MIR. MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he
NA will reopen his School on the 10Th instant, in
tile second story of the Academy. Instruction will
be given MS heretofore IN The various branches OF a
thorough English ard Classical Education Tuition
So and So per month, payable in advance COM
peent teacher Of rench will be employed, and pu.
pills will b, taught speak, as well as TO read and
write the language. Charge-$s2 per month
mill Old
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PUBLIC SALES
BY KNAPP s. SCHULTZ.

I I
F.. A. LEFFNS WORTH. Auctioneer.
VIII be soia THIS EVENING. at their store
No "a Royal street. general assortment oil Dry
goods. comprising
English aud American Priats
SheeGngs, Broadclolhs, kpntucky Jeans
kerseys. Linens and Damask Table Spreads
Cotton. Silk and Madras Hdkf4
Hosiery, Suspenders. spool Cotton
Pearl and other Buttons
Ivory. Dress, Tuck and Side Combs
Tooth and Hair Brushes, PerlumerJ, sc,
Also
Clothing. Hats and Caps, with large assortment
Of Gallery Pocket and Pen Enses; Candle Sticks !;
Double and Single Barrel Guas; Rifles and Pts
tolls; Gold and Silver Watches
Together with many other articles 100 numerous
IN
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A., The friends of ALVIN WETHERBY, Announce
him as a candidate for Common Councilman of The 9Th
Ward M the ensuing municipal election novl4
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GEORGE = GAMES
John A. CAMPBELL,
A. 5. Ounce, Mobile.
PERCY WALKER,
WAIT S. HoYT.
FRANCIS s. LYON, } D,;
BENZ. N. GLOVER.
THos. RIvEs, ! po.,,.I D.ll,s IN
WIN. BoYKIN.
0g- The duties of the school will be resumed on
the second Monday in October. 5000 l04
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FOR MONTGOMERY.
n E5D0 n The fine steamer SAM DALE, F.
N-zLsTs5SS3SE M. Johnson, master, will leave for
the above and intermediate landings on SATUR-
DAY, 22nd Nov, at O'Clock PM
For freight or passage, apply on board orto
nov20 CAMPBELL, OWEN s. co.
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rThe friends of BUTLER SIMMONS will support
him for Alderman of the 5th Ward the ensuing cleo
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uThe friends OF WIN DRFoREsT HOLLY, an
the 9Th Ward. nov15t
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E1rJ. KING and JOHN B. TODD, will he support
ed as Aldermen of the Third Ward, at the ensuing NUM-
cipHl election by (novl4') MANY VOTERS.
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FOR TUSCALOOSA.
= CO n The very light draught steamboat
Ss5ssraE7E55s.. JIM Rawls master, will leave fol
the ahove and all intermediate landings on THIS
DAY, the 10Th inst al O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply to
nov20 M. WARlNG d CO.
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OR. d. WIGGINS Is announced as a candidate for
Alderman of the 9Th Ward nj the ensuing election
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FOR TUSCALOOSA.
- Coe n The fine, light draught, double en-
syEstsskls7555{Z CINE steamer NOXUBEE, Larkn
Hammond master, will depart for the above and in
termediate landings on TUESDAY, 25ih. at
O'Clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board
orto CAMPBELL, OWEN, & Co, Agents,
nov2O " Front and rs Commerce. st
= CO n NOTICE-The tow boat MI
Sss;sss9zE{759-. NERvA, Capt. Woolsey, will leave
for the lower fleet every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock
AM until further notice. Orders for Cotton or tow
ing left al the subscribers office will be attended to.
FOSDICK CHARLOCK, Agents,
novl8 81 Commerce-st
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@. w. OGDEN,
AUCTION e. COMMISSION MERCHANT,

g AUCTION r COMMISSION MERCHANT,
s. .e ~ Nos. 10 and II WATER STREET.
NJ win give particular attention to the sale Of Pro
duce, and all knee OF Merchandise consigned TO him.
Also-Underwriter,s 5ales-Sales OF Stocks, Real Es-
tato, &c. $50 sfs
Having large Warehouses, ample accommodation can
be given for the display Of Furniture for SALE novlH
~ o. MAZANGE s. CO., No. 4s. corner
Commerce and Exchange streets, MoBILE. ALABAMA,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY,
lion, Nails, Hollow Ware, Wheat Fans
Steel, Sheet Cast Steel and SHEET Iron
Axes, Hoes, Trace CHAINS. Mill Rocks
Blacksmith's and Carpenters Tools all descriptions
Corn Shelters aud Pl0ushs Corn and Cob Mills
Cotton and Wool Cards, Guns and Rifles
To which they invite the attention of Planters and
others novl2kmo
-TTCHINA, Glass, Earthenware and CUT
Y--WHoLEsALg AND RETAIL-The subscriber Is
receiving extensive assortment of the above art
clos, which he offers al the lowest prices.
nova JAS. MASTERSON, Importer, "a Water-st
rrEPIsCOPAL CHURCH NOTICE.-The unsold
Pews In CHRIST CHURCH, will he offered for sale on
Monday, 9th inst at IL M at great reduction On The
original scale of prices. BY order of the Wardens and
Vestry. fnovl7 239tds) ID. McNElLL Sec'y.
rMISslNG-From schr John Clark. / Trunk, and
Champagne Basket, marked Jno. N. Mott l Hat Box,
marked VIM. Hutchinson. The above Goods were Ia
ken from ship Cotton Planter from NewYork and land
cd at Government street wharf ANY information of the
same will be thankfully receivedby
nov20 WHITAKER sAMrooS'
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY MARSHALL, ROWE s. co.
AS HUNTINGTON. Auctiooeer


AS. HUNTINGTON, Auctiooeer.
FRIDAY MORNING. At 10 O'Clock. M sales
rnnIn The household kitchen furniture Of a gen
ilenan leaving The city, comprising
Secretary; Salas; Pew, Center. Dnging and
Tea Tables; Mahogany and Maple Chairs
Mahogany Rocking Chair. a1d Stools
Naulel and Pier Glasses
Hail and Astral Lamps Trling Decks
Ingram and Brussels Cspeta, Stan do
SidebOards and Safe
Maple and Mahogany Washs,ands
Maple and Mahogany Dressing Tnaies
10 do Bureaus
Mahogany Bedsteads; Refrigerator
Brass Andifons. shoYels. Tongs. Tenders. etc
Palmetto, Moss and Han Mattresses
Pillows. Bolsters, Bedding, etc. etc.
-ALso--
A Gren variety Of rich Cat Glass Ware; choice
Tea, Dining md Breakfast Sets; Crockery, Knives
and Forks etc.
AlsO-A complete assortment Of Kitchen Furni-
turP.
The above articles are of good quality and will be
sold Wilhout reserve.
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A CAIsD

A CARD.
QrTHE UNDERSIGNED has just opened a arge and
well selecled stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS-s prepared
to veil Teachers Parents and Guardians lou as any
House in the Southern country. He has also large
stock of Law, Medical, Theological, Miscellaneous and
STANDARD Library Books; to which Ia added n MANU-
FAcTURING ESTABLISHMENT. Clerks of Courts,
Assessors and Tax Collectors have Books made TO
any pattern and ut short notice catalogue OF School
Books be had by calling at % Dauphin street.
novl4Kmo .-i, 3. w. ALLEN.
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urThe friends orc. c. LANGDON announce him
candidate for Mayor AT The mex, municipal election
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~ The following ticket will he supported by many cit
liens for The COMMON COUNCIL.
HINDMAN BARNEY, VIM II. REDWOOD,
JAMES HAGAN, WIN. r. NEVILLE
JOHN HURTEL, JAMES DEVlNE,
e. ID. GOULD, nov2Os
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90 Cabin paesage "a. Deck passage 81 30
ssuss- n The fine steamer MONTEZU-
lkASszsaS MA, Reilly, master, built expressly TO,
s. ths trade, having been thoroughly
oyerh.uied, sped increased, and much improved by
the addition of n fine agper Cabin, oil in Stair
Rooms, asV boilers ETC, has resumed her regular
ni-weeky trips, and will leave for New Orleans on
FRIDAY, 21st inst, at 10 O'Clock Am.
For freight or passage, having fine accommoda.
tons, apply on board Or To
nnsl9 e. A. GILBERT & BRO, 80 Com st
Gy- Passengers desiring it, will be landed at the
Rail Road,
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"A TO RENT-A Dweling House north
,Gii side of Canal street, between Conception and
81 Emanuel streets. Apply to
GREGORY SILSBY,
oo,II ooroar naunhtp md Roval. Al
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FOR DEMOPOLIS.
p EvS n The regular weekly packet steamer
S=zssEssE5EZ ELIZA, Roberts, master, will leave
for The above and all Intermediate landings
THIS DAY, the 10Th inst, at 5 O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
noy2O MOSES WARING & co.
FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
- ESn~ ~ The fine steamboat BOURBON,
SyzSsEssE5<sR II. Bolton master, will leave for the
above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY,
the 20lh inst, at 8 O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply to
noy2O Nj. WARING & CO.
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FOR RENT. &C.

t,sA FOR RENT--Those very desirable Offices
r.. 26 81 Michael street, second aoor Apply 10
NIr ARcH'p BRowN, No. 30 St Michael st. or TO
noylI J. LECESNE.
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TENO HIRE--A Woman about 25, an excellent
IL Washer and Ironer, good Seamstress, and
first rate servant. She will be hired only good
place. Enquire of
novl5 "A. STUART.
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FOR WETUMPKA.
- E~ ~ The fine light draught steamboat
49, sS;5isEESFz -WINONA, M. Mccartney muster,
viii leave for the above and intermediate landings,
THIS DAY, 20h inst, at 8 o'clock PM.
For freight or passage, apply on bord or to
nos2O CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agenis.
FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
p Go p The fine light draught steamer w.
SSss;ssa5sS78 W. FRY, H Kinney master, will
leave for the above and all intermediate landings on
THIS DAY, 20lh inst. at O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply on board orto
noy2O nj. WARING & co.
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GNR. N. WALKLY may be found at the Office for
~ merly occupied by DR.. J. G. MORT, No. 81
Royal.st. Residence No. SO ST. Anihony-st. leb3
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DoCT. PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS.

FEMME which "ties Hthings - has thoroughly es-
IL tabshed the nesumable value OF these fiis as
tharttc, antibillious and detergent medcine HIS
now twelve YRARs since Dr. PETERS gave them to
the world, and their reputation, founded on his long
experience, still continues 10 increase Inc annual
sales which, during the GTst year amounted to one
hundred thousand boxes have, during the pas year,
exceeded ten times that amount, and the market ior
them, once confined 10 few States. now comprises
not only the entire Union, but Canada, New Bruns-
wick, Nova Scotia and the West Indies. They may
truly be termed the great household Medicine o. the
South and Vest No other Pills have been so widely
patroniZed in those regions They are purely vegeia
BILE in their nature, and mild and gentle III therope
raons thatthey may he given with perfect saetyeVc
TO an infant. There is not particle ofany irritating or
drastic substance IN their composition, YET lney ACT
upon the secretions with unequalled certainty and d.
Iecmess; thus purifying the constituents of the blood,
and enabling nature to throw into circulation per
fectly healthy fiHid Among The mutitudef of diseases
to the cure of which DR.. Peters Vegetable Pills are
adapted, may be mentoned-habitua Costiveness,
Bilious Fever, Jaundice Cholic, Dyspepsia, Ague
and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn,
Dyson cry, Diarhsea TOrpoT of the Bowels, Piles,
Fiatuence, Loss of Appetite, Furred Tongue, Maui
sea- Rheumatism, Asthma, Dropsy, Boils, and all dis
Of the skin caused BY impurity of the blood to-
gether with every species of complaint affecting the
stomach or bowels.
The immense demand for the medicine has excited
the cupdity of certain INSCRIPTIONS ceunterfeers,
who have thrown into the market large quantity of
deleterious trash, under the name of PETERS, We
GETABLE PILLS.
AS the spurious Pills have been sold to druggists and
others at very low price, the proprietor OF the GE-
medicine begs to state, that Merchants and Drug
gsts for their safety, will please take notice, that
any person under any circumstances whether he be
agent otherwise, wit shall sell or offer to sell
Peters Vegetable Pills in quantities under one hun
ed gross for less than $50 for the large and $l8 for
the small boxes, independent of any deduction for
cash. is swinder and mposter; and the public are
cautioned against him.
GENUINE PETERS, PILLS are sold wholesale
and retail, by q. X. TYLER,
General Agent, cor of Z. Baltimore and
sl9tf high sts., Baltimore
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Correspondence ofthe American Republican.
WASHINGTON, Dec. a, 1915

NASHlNGTOS, lee. q, 1910.
4 Blind Clergyman for Chaplain 10 the House
Of Representatives. One of the candidates for
the honor of officiating in this body, as min
ister of Christianity, for tho purpose Of spread
ing before 1t the beautiful precepts Of the d.
vine gospel, which should govern the destnies
Of both men and nations, is the Rev. MIR. Mil
burn, from one Of tho Western States. The
reverend gentleman is "a blind Preacher
His talents and piety came more directly to
the notice Of several members of the national
legislature OH board one of the steamboats, upon
the Ohio River, which was conveying them to
the scat of government, and the Rev. MIR.
Milburn on his journey to the Northern cities
for the purpose of obtaining the benefit OF
the superior skill of scientific practitioners, up
on his eyes, which is thought to be found II
the larger cities.
The reverend gentleman preached during thu
passage most eloquent and touching discourse
This impression made upon his auditors, among
whom was Senator Crittenden, and many 9TH
or distinguished gentlemen, was such as to
cause them to determine that he should be 4
candidate for the Chaplaincy of the House of
Representatives The rev. MIR. Mlburn is d
minister OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and has arrived in this city, where he has pro-
nounced several sermons of superior stamp.
May he be the successful candidate.
Criminal Court. This day has been consum-
cd in the trial of Ignatus Grimes, which was
commenced yesterday evening. Grimes is a
hne looking mulatto, indicted for stealing TWEEN
ty-six dollars in money from Daniel Chew, who
lives on Capitol Hill. This trial has created a
great deal Of interest among our colored popu-
lation, as evinced by their large attendance du-
rng its progress. Crimes has hitherto borne
an excellent character, which no established be-
fore the court He was defended very ably
and zealously by Messrs. Carlisle and Radcliffe.
The case was argued with uncommon ability
on both sides, and the argument has just clos
ed half past four, p. M. The jury were per-
mitted to 60 to their homes tonight, and of
course there will be no verdict until tomorrow,
il then. Grimes acquttal is doubtful
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AFFAIRS IN THE CHERsKEE NArroN-Hgh-
handed 0utrage,. A servile war appears to be
raging in the Cherokee Nation, growing out of
the attempt to arrest the persons concerned in
the recent murders. The Arkansas Intelligent
Ger of 18th ut, publishes letter from George
Starr, dated Evansville, Nov. l2, which says
II is with painful feelings announce to you
the murder of my brother, James Starr On
Sunday morning the police company, headed
by John Potatoe, rode up to my brothers door
and shot him down, without saying one word;
they also shot Buck Starr, small STRIPPING
who was standing in the door, pouring water
for his father to wash. They also. went to the
houso of Washington Starr, and shot him,
woundlng him badly in the arm; he succeeded
in making his escape to this place, where he is
now living. James Starts family have moved
over TO Evansville Gas are most of the connox-
ions) for protection on the white side.
The police went to the house of Mrs. Wood,
and pushed Sewell Rider out of the house, and
shot him dead. 1t is reported that they shot
Jos. Starr (son of James, wounding him bad
| ly, but it is said he has escaped He may be
be living or not, / have not heard.
| also learn from information to be relied on,
that tho police attacked u son of Jesse Mays
field, nephew of the Starrs,) who made his
escape though thicket. A faithful negro res
cued his young master, and bore him off to the
State.
They leveled their guns at son of one of the
STAIRS, lad only nine years old-he escaped
the fire by falling to the earth. AS other guns
were lowered, his aged grandmother covered
the childs body with her own, and babe them
shoot her. AS they tore her away, the child
made his escape. Large armed parties are in
menacng attitude Immediately on the line
thirsting for the blood of their victims who have
sought the hospitality of the whites. 1t is said,
and the circumstances seem to prove it, that
the decree has gone forth to STAY all the rela-
tons Of the Stars from two years and upward.
large party has gone to Honey Crock, it is
said TO Stay the Waties
Indeed, from these rumors it would seem
there is but little doubt that the indiscriminate
massacre Of the Treaty party has been deter
mined upon
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
PROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
=. The Subscribers have prepared

A The subscribers have prepared
fine assortment of beautiful andsssszzakS
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter which they would like the Ladies to
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
prices: Caters 81; Half Caters, thick sole. $l.62;
Morocco half Boots do s. .s5; Morocco Jeffersons,
do SLIP; Seal Skin Half Boots, Sl.l2; Seal Skin
Jeersons, ST.; Misses half Boots, thick sole, rs cents;
children's Boots and Shoes, so cents.
13- The above wok is prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable style, with every for its dura-
hiiity. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made al the shortest
notice. ELLIS Il kICOLAI,
nett No. 80 BatmoTe-st.
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The HUDsoN RIVER. The probability is,
says the New York Express, that the river is
closed. The steamboat that arrived ON We'd
nesday morning left Albany at . p NJ, and
had great difficulty in getting through the ice,
which was making very fast above Hudson.
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MAN AND WIFE HUNG. Crawford Burnett,
and his wife Lavna, were hung at Fayetteville,
Ark, on the sth ult., for being accessories to
the murder of Jonathan Slbley. THEFT son
charged with being the principal in the muir
der, is in custody.
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IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE. In 1921, the
price of Wheat in Illinois was 81 l-2 cents per
bushcl--it is now one dollar. Corn was . l-e
cents--it is now 60 cents. Cows were four
dollars head-they are now Is to 20 dollars.
Pork was one cent pound-it is now from 4
to cents.