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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

ricd woman who had been well brought up, be.
ing now at the present time under the DOCTORS
hands, told Mr.. Caudle my mind, as have a
right to do, and always ,c'li, your worship
And what right has the police TO interfere be-
tween man and wife!
Mr.. Caudle--That's enough, ~ dear.
Mrs. Caudle--Enough, indeed; Of course il
word. Bur never msaft any 61itss seRF sGFb OF
ship, as Mr.. Caudle knows, and therefore can
not bear an insult. But, your worship, Mr.
Caudle may speak first.
Mr.. Caudle observed that, hearing a voice
| which he knew to be his wife's, he merely
went out to see what was tho matter.
Mr.. Jardins--Are the defendants known?
Ms. Caudle--l should think were, sir, and
if you will allow me to speak, l.
Mr.. Jardine---Do be quiet, woman.
Mrs. CauGe--Very well, sir, | will be quiet.
As you wont let me speak, of course wont;
But this will say
Mr.. Boustand. the clerk. Will you listen TO
the magistrate.
Here some respectfully dressed people depos-
ed as to the peaceable disposition of Mr.. eau
die and the responsibility OF Mrs. Caudle, who
il was stated, suffered from extreme rrtability:
and Mr. Caudle requested her husband to show
the court a quantity of her hair which she had
pulled from her headthat yery day.s
Mr. Jardin said that, however respectable
Mrs. Caudle might be, she was evidently an
s,,pcferafe tinker. and most violent wbmsn
Mrs. Caudle--A violent woman.
Mr. Boostond.--Don,, interrupt IN. m,o;s.
trats.
Mr.. Jardine, after further sema,ks fined Mrs.
Caudle e. for assaultinr the police and Great.
inc n disturbances. His worsh;, 6nea tho b,..
band Fl
Mrs. Candle wa. then with som, d;f;eu,tv.
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Mutual Wrsns.-Mr. James, the novel-spin-
nsr, has, BY advertisement offered the sum Of
ten pounds reward to whatsoever viii @provs
whence the report hrst emansied,~ that he
Mr.. James-hsd 4" undertaken to edit the Pc
riOdieal work, called .ainrsortis Magazine "
We understand that the ProPrieiOrs Of the said
Magazine have offered a like sum for the de-
lection Of the offender Both parties feel them
s.lv,, equally injured-Rnacl.
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n Hnd--Ths State Commi.sisn.r h,s re-
ssised from the Planters Bank alsns $4,000
10 s'a;e warrants; fifty thousand Of whisA be-
lons' TO the sinking fund. Tor Planters bsnk
bOnd-holdsro and the rensinSsr % The ses.-
nary lind. There ere nov neasiy sIOO,ooOis
the State treasury belonging 20 a.. sinkins
fund. The Plsatsrs' Bank boads are quoted a.
- 10 81 cents IN 'hs s-llsi--.ssasiFs--. t.
aass'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

. n n n r n p M l.
49, I. rs ssss.si.s !, sts u
AReay, - day - oa0d'o'. ne y cara
pye wanuerea ansfnese I'm spa nxssa ass2S,
Shat'tseT ths 9lus ss' . g dome o. f1sayge
~ * " e fe3f, ar9sH y, ~
sweN N < /; u.
Across iHys \ y sPecifss ~
o,s,,h. J. n ~ ~. e = VA ,,..s
t,,,..,, 80 n. = :. { .aZ $500 - 81
r. ...ss II y. n, n ~ = 4
M ,,,,s ,,,s, sr;a,,. Ia ~ 4. ~ ~ )
Z, VI ~ ~ 2
An ,dayg plHstsps 81
Have been amid the De autfui, ne Wild. Il
The gloomy, theiterrific. ChxystA feunts Y.
Almost invisible IN their ssrens I. - +, a,
And pure trAnsphfency-r hl9h, nillnr'd dumei
With stars aud fowers all tFetysd like the helt
Oh Oriental Monarchs--rvers dark gA
And drear and voicelessH a. oblivion's stres1t =
That flows through Death's I'm yalo q slspssI
CULTS N7 :.
All fathomess, down which the loosened not
Plunges until its lar at echoes donab ~
Fainter and fuintetlike the dying roll
Or thunders in die dstancs--stygian pools n.
Whose agitnted Asaves give back > ssand-
aHaIlaY md aiSsaal& A<hs slsn<sss =
In the yolcaho's depths--tliese, these have left
Their spell upon me, and thin memories
Have passed into my spirit, and are nov
B!ent with my being till they seem part
OF my own Immortality.
Gods L0pd
Al the creation. followed ont this vost
Domain Of darkness. where nor herb nor flower
Fer snranq amid the sands. nor dews nor rains
Nor blessed sunbeams fell with Gresh,ninrpower,
Nor gentle b,oeze its Eden MESSAGE told
Amid the dreadful oloom Sir thousand wears
swept DER the earth ere human 1901 prints
marked
This subterranean desert. Centuries
Like shadows came and passed, and not sound
Was in this realm, save when at intervals,
In the long lapse OF ages, some huge mass
OF overhanging rock fell laundering down,
Its echoes sounding through these corridors
A moment, and then dying in hush
OF silence such as brooded DER the earth
When Garth was chaos. The great mastodon,
The dreaded monster oil the elder world,
Passed DER this mighty cavern and his tread
Bent the old forest oaks like fragile reeds
And made earth tremble-armies in their pride
Perchance have met above 1t IN the shock
OF war with shout and groan and clarion blast
And the hoarse echoes Of the thunder gun
The storm, the whirlwind, and the hurricane
Have ronred above it, and the bursting cloud
Sent down its red and crashing thunder bolt
Earthquake es have trampled o'erii in their wrath,
Rocking earih's surface as the storm-wind 70 ks
The old Atlantic--yct no sound Of these
Fer came down to the everlasting depths
OF these dark solitudes.
ue
with ave or odn;,.,ion an ,bs e.
A IA ,nr,,;li.r h,, o.. .oIaiv ~
Tho lova,ier and N. rn;ob,;o,, worao,t,t
In ,h;. lone world If d,Tlo,..,,do 81 -
eu, Gar more wondo,fnl con ou,., world
n, Nv N. oloriou, .un Th..s ,,cbs..wou
,ubline IN lone and dim ,..ni6csnc.
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InsercL.sss oe prisoners.

Y 4 u
" recent arrangement between this cons.
ty and the 0osernmoss. Of the Uni,sa s,stss
snd hnnceswe sFe able % * ohdsgs csi,sinsl1.
te1s ny sonss - - ~ asrsusy, NJ iiavo nos
been able to get our criminals back again.
Dill has Just been brought in TO rectfy this or.
ror, and we would suggest the addition of
schedule, giving sort Of rate Of exchange. or
table OF the comparative value of criminals. |,
the style of our old friend Bonnycastle. Tim.
we might say, in
'fmericdn Manure.
20 Pickpockets make iSwindler.
oo"ihdies fraudulent Bank:
10 Fraudulent Bankrsps 1 Fslon. Grup,.
reion' Burglar. [diator.
" Durg'a" American Repu-
and SO on through the whole of the criminal
catalogue.
We might have also criminal city article.
with the Culprt's Exchange Intelligence. e;v'
ing the different values of the numerous secu-
rites, from handouts, which might be quoted
at premium, down to bail, at o discount, or
police surveillance at par, with a shade or two
IN favor OF the French markets We presume
tha, for good Jumping American thief Eng
land would be expected to give lot of small
change in the shape Ofa quantity of pc i,y lar
eencrs.
One country might draw bills on the other
FOR fifty felons, payable at sight, or circular
notes might be given, emitting the holder to
take up certain quantity Of criminals at va
rf0 a..f. al.
together very rich one, but lift 10 to be car
ried TO perfection, few Of our hints should b..
acted on as speedily as possiblc.-Ptneh.
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FROM THE RovER.
The oRgER oFPoVERTY.
BYt pouGLlss JERRoIp.

"a I y.t.r 4 r.v.,, !, AoNM THE RoyER
IS ..' n. or'tfo vERIf.
Z. ,u, Z, '.AAo'D'
* ~ saosse not Laznrus make tohimself,
MI . - e. why should not Power
"A 49,, W Ra'cn p teonors Wherefore shou
: ~ 4, "eA ed'sni ghts OF evil fortune car
i 49,, s's wi'h . graz fens humility, the ii
(, NJ Ups y 'helr yaIorous contest VIII
: -. = ~ y y i y q hfet WheFfG ur M
e Riiees its Jewels! u there notfa higher i,ei
mdry, than that OF the college?
u
lsit not strargethat man should think th
d better OF himself for few stones qlitterine Il
4 bis bosoing That odetly Hand about tho le,
Ishouio makexth bleed dance more ,Awiftl,
4 through tue aftefiesy 4dat .. max seeina al
I breast setsyith jexeller's stars ~ ould tl1iul
them glori0dspg{ke strgs Of heaven, -himself
ititle less chan an cart dpd, 30 deifed e I
;{4e8 uanysxbe reilly types md enqblem6, o
4{saf1ess, Whist f6Sebi poyetfy besets ths
~ themf tlowis he dSnned ia hi,
/ - " 1liet = ~ cf;ai Of hun;anity. ths
Hpea MD oet} thsNQ And, ttl1tefore, lie,
stes4 be nialt piled ana IN ~ Il. bees
3zasuch Honey. from Tkfsfie Z
I We are, however, confirmsd in13 ~ d ~ ~
ting faith, We ~ bigpted 70 Grdet IN;
IKE watchcA qlSst work the better upqu isw-
/ sls, NM rs at the best, puppet; but il oaiy
put into fignihed mo tons when pulled by Biee
or Req Ribdnds Now, as Few, indeed, Of US
can GET stars, gafters, d ribspdr, lei ushave
ORDERS Of our own. Let vi, with .inyincibls
|sciEccmpla ennoble oarselxess
4n'the hopeless ignorance and svu,earify Of
err first prejpdicc, we might possibly wait due
veneration forsthe Golden Fleece; an ancient
and most noble Order, worn by few! va VIA
all our wprst carelessness towurd the insignia.
Ne never felt for il. the same pityinp contempt
we feel toward an Order worn by many--not Al
their buuon-holes, not oasside their breasts.
shntin the very core Of their hearts.-the Order
o(the Golden Calf.
y on lbowelless Plutus, what host of Kniahts!
WAT a. lean-iaced, ow-browed, thick-i owled.
swa1-beIlied brotherhood. gpeiormity. IN ali
its fantasfic Variety, meets IL 4she chspter,--
They wear no armor of steel or brass. but ira
eased in the magic msil Of iinpenctraf,le Bank
ne&>~e< ~ : ~. ssses>vVH 3kd1xt6n
nscs with spllkes; but they ride fnerriiy into
the fight of life, swinging about gold-gutted
purses, and levelling with the dust rebelious
poverty. These are the Knights of the Golden
Calf. 1t is glorious community. What
look of easy 'rumph they have. Wild what
serene dissatisfaction they measure the wide
distance between mere paupers-the Knights
OF the Order Of Nothing-and them elves!-
How they walk the earth as if they alone pos
sessed the patent of walking upright! How
they dilate in the light OF their own gold, like
sdders in the sun!
most fatal honor is this Order of the Golden
Calf. 1t is worn unseen, as we have said, in
the hearts Of men; but its effects are visible
the disease speaks out in every atom of flcsh<p
poorhuman worn,,s-meoti- and throhs in o,,or,, |
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lowing report, copied from tho police depart
ment Of the London Times, of July ed, that
nothing could be further from the truth.
1t seems that Mr.. aud Mrs. Caudlc were
brought before Mr.. Jardine, one of the Justices.
charged with "quarrellng and creating an OBJ
struction" IN public street, at the late hour OF
two O'Clock a, night, the hour when Mrs, eau
die certainly, to preserve her reputation as a
"powerful public speaker" should have been
otherwise engaged. ''The case" says the
Times, "had been deferred at the request OF
Mr.. Caujle, who had certificate from Mrs.
Caudle's medical 'ttendant, alleging that she
was suffering from sort of mental derange-
ment brought on by ercessire irritabihty." The
Times then goes on with its account of the
proceedings OF yesterday afforded pretty con-
elusive demonstration of the fact.
Long before the case came on, Mrs. Caudle
was heard harangueing her unfortunate partner
in ,Ie waling-room attached to the court, it
having been impossible to keep her quiet On
entering the dock she Indignantly ordered the
gaoler not to lay his hands upon her, and be-
fore any witness had been examined, called up
On the magistrate for permission to address the
court. It was quite amusing to observe the
submissive but useless entreaties of Mr.. Caudle
to Mrs. Caudle, during the inquiry to keep the
latter calm.
A constable of the F division stated that he
was Mrs. Caudle. surrounded by several others,
opposite public house, hariag ioords Nth her
husband, and, on interfering to prevent an OBJ
strnction Of the way, she behaved with such
violence towards him that he was compelled,
with the assistance of the other policeman, to
conduct her to Bow street station. The charge
against Mr.. Caudle was for interfering in her
behalf.
Mr.. Caudle was here about to say a word
but WINS instantly stopped by Mrs. Caudle, who
desired him TO remain silent. Mr.. Caudls
gave way, and his wife commenced in spite Of
,he interference Of the magistrate, who repeat
IDLY told her that the case for complainant
vas not finished
Mrs. Caudle-But insist on speaking before
Mr.. Caudls. your worship.
The constable said that Mrs. Candle seemed
ipsy.
Mrs. Caudle-Tipsy! Gracious heavens, sir, /
am most respectable woman, and Mr.. Cau-
lie has been a most respectable man. II 10
rue he now holds an humble situation, but
here was a time wsen he would have sPurncd
..
Mns. Caudlc--hexer mind that, now.
Mrs. Caadls-Now beg you will not inter
apt me. sir. Please your worship have suf-
cred much, vsrymueA Of late from our reduce
d position, and on Friday night went into
Ipdgss nrsetto res II Mr.. Csudle wasn't COM
na home. when heard woman AK him for
slf erewn thst be owed her. Yes, sir, q
alf crown, and that a respectable hing To- q
ssurisd man 70 be found out doing.
Mr.. caudle sg.in in,erfered.
Au. csadle-Ah. you may well be ashamed
fla Well, yourworship, Of course | was ex-
lied, and tsld he woman that she ought to be
sAsmsd ofhusslfi spd sea respectable mar
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VOLUME 81
isitbmona Dailp iubia.
WAsnIsoros, August 9. ls45.
kdi'or-' no. II. GansHMEn.

To an. Ellie, II ,, n ,, SI,oS, august ~ 1879
Lar, piniI 70 40, s ""'o"
.,v L., ,,.r, -. -. - 81 ''''eu' WV wa
T.,.s n, !. .,.,.J ~, , - ~, ~. ~ ."y ~
cas-, h. RAJ 80 IT, M sse" as e eneIs.ney VI 'ho
p NJ ~, (:,,.,,n,.,, s,nsr -. ..ip a. ,,, ~
ar IN n,a...J C,,,h,.;h ' WV 'P'''
4, ssn,m;..d ,h., 49,. ., ., H. -. 49,. r.. =.
ordering II. ,,,,an. ,n,, ,L, ,,n ~ - ~, s't "a
between IN, riv.,s Nns..s .nd ~ Iii 49, a -,
has nsv,, va, bar ,nd -, - =. -. , -"
of Inv an, ynvcrnn,sn, I'D -, ~ TO- , -. ~.
d.sps,cbes arc nov, no.,cd az =, IN. s..n =, ',,;
TO restrain Gen Ta,ior mud oonsI r,s.,, e. ;''
tatnx the forces under th,i, comn,,nd IT., hn, ,
inhabited by forty Nv, ,h,,..nJ No.. = -
yer vet surrendered 10 ar b,sn conon.,od hv ,h ,r
IL is well known ,h., m. .m,hIo NJ, Rn,,.n .tssI
and D. rplexed BY the many ,biog, which hs J..d 80
going wrong work.d bim..T mo mil. . 90, So. ~
fore he lett Tor The ssorinos ,ersn,y ma 80. ~, 80,
distinctly th.t II M.riro ,s,. ma, go, 80 g, Iii, "
high time that we should 90 T., var win he, cr -
had horn, with her ,,,o,,. - m ,..,., - -.
But as the Presdeu, and C,bn., Ind na mower 81 dss,.
war. perhap. Mr. RncSa",o. adsn. md T. a.n',.,.
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NEW GROCERY STORE!

IINHE subscribers have taken The store former.
Il ~ occupied by nice Aylncr doors below the
BELL Tavern for The purpose ndueng Grocery and Com
mission business. We and keep constantly on hand
general assortment Family which we resps uy
invite the attention friends and the public generally
goods consist IN part o.
Gunpo~dsr, v hy.oB. Imp1 and Teas Of the fines.
quality
Mocha, Java and I.aguayr4 Coffee
Woolssy Wo1'eys h's' puveTsed and crushed 6ueat
IT CrOI Porto Rec am y sugar
Hull g. Sons l.,-
Do Nan'EA
No. l Mackcre
A choice lot =. Mine.
Regalia and PrE.ips - cars
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate
No. N. Carolu Ncungs
Painted Buckets bTooms
a great variety OF
Letter and foosca, TapeT
Best London and French Mustard
Patent aud Faia Sperm Candles
london and Philadelphia FoIter, IN pts and OTIS
Manila and Spanish Mats
Connecticut shIu, hail Ills
City Cured Bacon Hog Rot,
IIGUD
French Apple and Peach BraHIy, q finest quality
II0tandGIn
Old Jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye Whhkcy
Madeira aud Sicily MaieiTa Wine
Pot. Caret, slsry aud Malaga do
And all other eooJs belonging ~ the Grocery Trad.
we our ssv'oes 10 friends public gene
rally for the sc Of Produce and promise every erson 10
obtain the highest market prcc.
". N. THMPLEHAN,
Wh. n. RADCLIFFE.
- ~ No 30, 4 doors below he Ne
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$4,000 WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND SINvER I.O00s,
BROOKS L HUpSONS!

Second Supply.
NAY. leiS
INHE subscribers have received bv the latest
Il arrivals from New York. PhisdeIph. and Ranoe thrr
seeont supply Of sp!ns Hai SImu.r ',,lscomp,ns
ton Of the best and which, variety cheap
unsurpassed this following LIT embraces
part OF the goods received.
EIira fine Shacet RAlIornes
DO. Hermann BATsg's and Harquls-ns, Dresses
French work Collars Capes
Muslin and Cambri- Edsngs and Insettngs
Thread Laees and Edgings
Shaded Gimp Cords, for trimming Dresses
Ladies Siik and hid Gloves Mts
Six and Cotton Hosiery variety
Ribbons, Paasols, PauSoletts and runshade.
Elk Hermann, Tnpo and Barege Scarfs and shaws
Blus black Armurc and Polt de plain
Light and dark cOloured FouaTd and de
Extra fine Blue black silk warp Alpaeas
BIN aud ebIk Bomhazne and Challe BombaIlno
Black Love andCnpe Wells
soud Black Lawns and Ginghapls
Pine Black Mourning Prints
10000 yds French, English and American Prints from 20
37t cts poTyard
Linen Cambria Hdkfs n variety. from y 3Of ps
Superior ~ Linen sheetngs and Pillow. case Iinens
Heavy unbeaehed Irish Linens, for family use
Double Satin Daniask Table Cloths Napkins
Huekerback, Russia and Birdseye Diapers
India Grass Cloth, Mohsr and Corded skrts
Lace stripe and Checked Musins
CambTics. JacOHets Swiss and Null huslns
Pain. striped and plaid DiiIings. for Boys
French and English Cloth. and Cassimsres
Mountain Tow Linen
Bufnps, brown aud bsachsd shininss andshesIing,
Cotton OzhabuTgs, Drilhngs &c &c Very cheAPat
May ~ BROOKS h HUnsON's.
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NUMBER 81.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

| DiLTfMOkE LOCK HOSPITAL
l North trcdsricg Ssx...
| ON THE RIOyfT HAND Sgf a n "a - GSres
STREET TWO DoORS 80, =. S- sSL II9okk
" HERE NAV H.. .,l,f,,,.l -
w ,.r.I, r.. ,.o...- - ho ho~t speedy
pain in m. lotp. =, s~'nina wsAk
.ynpo,- ar S., -. VI '"' ~aney' and
A CIfpE a. App , NTIs,> ON 49,
~ rppu 80, ~. ~ 40 49, SnAtkos MADE,
x,, C's ~ W. pAfS.
HHeHdHncc from 10 ne glOruing I'LL 10 of -,xk,
ND InHNCTHT "S~.
, m.rh., o, -. d, ",S.ylIANc WV
Apo,h-e.. nan " sufseon~ Leentiats of -
Unred siat.. nav be ean,t ~ o' nc hrs col
" ~ "u"'ah "ains' but more especially in all Of /.
CERTAIN prsEAsl
when the misguided aud ingredient v.t.,y M
mAio~d the seeds q tins IL too oo-n 49,,
an az Tuned Of d,-oov., 49,. M
apPHns u tho-- who from education and .
besnd eop.,itu,,oD. an
hod disease make appearance such a. ue.r,r.s me
,.ni s., .S pan. IN The bead and hrnhs drus... q
head or. a., .,,r.,.a' nm oone' aha am bio,ebss
tI At last IN. p,Ist. m N. n,s - s ~ vim shnai npsdy
81 % a% n". ss..s become: bond
.. apy him ,o .,h,, o,.a W nv, ureAdfu sunertnss
III. rrfor. Dr. ION sTS ,lsSs rr'ans To sueA
- - 'ses h'mseH IN preserve tss A.
p,ss on Es,oo. a. An, practice in tbs srss
.afe and speedy eur. 20 ,hs auay reeomns.da
" ''' nor'd d~
II neholy fact, thousand. 6.u v.,,,.. a.,
disease, Of rno,nt n, 'osta
unfortunate sufferer 10 an ur,,,,.I ana sitss
re-ldue his If, miserable s.'e' OF els "sks
FATAL MALADY
W TAXI NoucE-rho-- p.rson. who h.v. ,,,,.. -,
WhAta pity that a young nan, IA. bou- NJ MI. .o.
darling parent. ned INN ~ ssd hs
nv e pfopeets and
nature md pdugnT in certain -, he path OF
ore contempIaunR Sseh psrsons be-
sho,la 49,, ,,,,. -, 80,
SOUND mind nd body
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supply Of New Spring a. SUNNI
DRY GOODS.

Dh1 UUUUS
w L are now receiving and opening. a second
supply Of seasonable Goods. COMPRISING napv ,o- "a
yss purchased lowest prie., - q. -
a. or retail at moderate ADVANCE on IN, Co...
Part val Be found enumerated below ~ Ne S"''-e
hNIa supernne printed BalEorines and Bar.vs.
I'D do. black and second MOURNING =,
super French and Eariston Ginxhsu,s al Z =
10 oAek sni white 90 and Rai,oups A.
Rich laced siIIped, and plaid AusIps
flaln hrad tucked. and sabroidsfrd RaA..
super Iin and sinPsd blue back ard o,n.v .o.. nm,
10 ttrneh and AmercIn PnAIs all prr.s
Itin'sI 'aeoGeis Lawn and Mu.lfn Gin.h..-
Ma hsfnanne and BaTege shaxl- md So
10 Lace Polka AMI satin striped a.
REV. slsSls Seans, ana Fancy Hanik.,.hi.s
ladies' bilcs and white silk and eo,,on NJ
r,.ttI pSl ah1 ls'e Laces Edgines and fn..u,,x.
- M i'u. ivoIy' paper and palm leaf Fan.
n, -a'" anl p'aI Gimp, bonner and cap RbbaDa,
p. - 80 ', slo,h Nlelaiia and corded Shirts
~, Hen worried Cellars low priesdao
tSlus ann -N"fi Met Gloves ami fingered Mir,
s-'i'Oefeo hrnsiehed Dc bors-r.d Ii,.n n ma
rp 1919 ~ Hi'h sheetns. Irish Linen and Lawn
DahdsA- NapkinS and brown and bl.,rl,.d sto,h.
lolu' '.i~ and black and white Ntts All oYsI,..
uIf' "ool Ok Cloths and Cazsnleres and o,nev A.
suftthne medium and low priced Dr,IinTs my w
nfaP ut Tue 'Iape Canrt French sun,us, cto.h.
!, aNi' 'sshu' harseiles and Jeans yextin~.
h'ay Afeh.ins, Cotnnade.. and Jean
Nih complete assortment Of eolour.d 49,. -. 49,. 4.
S'os' ~ oi winch VIII Be sod eneap for ea.b ~
mys l''iiSE, BkEsDEN q CO.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
STrN The 4 | coppcrci ship Harkaway. eI.
pestet daily Cy coon as discharged besin
10 load for iT'poo ar. wa e despatch freight
ento Apply essE. Jones Hudson Petersburg or to
= ANDERSON
la 4 orCHAs PALMER
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Nv 81 rNi-''' AMI SUMMER pOODS
sibvus OF reducing our Spring and Summer
~ o: large Fa and Winter supply s,n great
bargains IN an descriptions OF goods
Purchasers rely buying these tan
iorss-r prices ju , HALVES, VAN DEURSES & WARD
NOT'CE.-Ju hand. Express an assortment Of Miles
superior .b Gentleman wanting sons.
thing Tuy handsome and AT th--e sho,s
h+iore purchasing eise~-re JUDAH MYERS,
u IL Boot and hoe.
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r - 100 Main street.
Ia tons Country Bar Iron, drawn for wa
Il - gen ...! tyre, receiving and for sale.
M - WORrHtM. ArGRUDER 60.
ASSORIED C4STINGS
= TONS Castings consisting of Plough Moulds.
- sAhiet' Oven. Bakers AMI sPAiers-ror sale BY
!l WILLIAMS & HAXAIL.
- ROUND PLAlSTER.-JO Tierees grouod PI,.,s,
~ 800 lbs each,l IN store, for sale low. by
Jus JAMES FISHERS SONS.
Bmier-Bmiert
IN SMALL FlEkINS resh Gaies Butter and for
~ sale BY us 81 cAPERToN CRuSP.
ALL MERCHANTS
NJ HO wish To get first rate Blank Books. would
90 well TO call At statoners Han. 81 and rur
ehase thosc which are made and warranted BY
u J ". RANDOLPH CO.
IA IA DAvgNfoRT ALLEN
PORT WINE AND FIGS.
OD ar CASKS prime PORT Wine
~ so baskets Naples Fiss-tandins AVID o- sale BY
y IL DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
CORDED SkIRTS-A great variety of very
~ corded approved skins for de. On hand
WIN ge = tn. T. PRICE.
SPERM OIL:
- Le'ees wh'Sr BsAehd Sperm warranted pure Tor sale
M lay 81 WILLIAMS HAXALL
usI received IL casks Of Bacon Sides and yer, hand
a. soms. some without the backbone. ili JGRAPE
While MdrSeiHes Vests
rsT received two loren White Marsees Vests well cut and
- Ta-s'ahd for sale Al the lowest cash price.
G DUNsPAUGHk co.
le ~ No. -, Wet Main street
lNiNE IT C,oI sugars
Il n Orleans Moa--es
Pou Wine. Rice
Woo'sey's Loaf Sugar and Liecriee-For sale by
90 DAVENPORT q ALLEN.
CLASS flCKLING AND PRESERVING JARS.
M have fof sale Green thick and heavy bl
for rcknng and preserving For Al low pt,res
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Superior Harana Cigars.
NJ have received m invoice of Cigars which
have besn selected Havana by competent Judge We
think rat - lot Of Gne quality been offered
TOT -s'he ra Among them viii be found
celebrated Imperial Regain. which exceed
lad ard also several thousand Of Ryas
gentlemen louT correspondent New York
iaet p' he French Government AMI
manufacture Zoe market. ALEX. DUvAL 4 CO
JuI7 It7 Mar 81
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FOR BOSTON.
fSSh The Brig Josephine Capt. ]. Robinson.
FL ling viii eia icW dIy-fl port and
having roct aeoo"Taaa' take eight passengers
Apply -. ss!n
Jr:a HASRiSS . LIBBY
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VIE suhEcTber supply Lad..
faU stitched Morocco and Nd Waking shoes shoe.
uafe hight 20 the Ladies
fashionable Shoes wal please call. JUDAH MYERS.
lu "a Fashionable shoe Dealer