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A CARD.
DTy Goods nc very reduced prices.
IENHE subscriber offers for sale, n very large
n add complete by Goods suited 10 the season
att very great reduction ifcm The us.ai prices
90 bates ofred and lite Filnneiz
~ pacssges havy Ntrio Goods
eases Apsoa- aud Dtsss Goods, Of an kinds
Bhuktts u every ffado
caset pain aad ch G Cd Cambrics
large assortment Patent Threads aud Spool Cotions
. c1ses kenuoty Jeans
Casinets
10 v
hales fl1stiuEs and Pilot Coths
Country Me h1ni and others by
my rely on hndns Goods unususIy low. ~ ". LONDON.
soo Earie Square
SSCoTTs sUPgUIOR IRON sAPEs warranted 10 stand ,onre,
- ~ NE hfc iih any In usefatey tested IN gsu
FIRE at Pfthufg &C.
PrrBusH. 10th May IsI5.
do hfrehy tcy that on the 10Th April Ists when nv oe
IN ih ty wac tcsojel ~ tie Gre my and o. es
midst n the nmss during period the awful eotdsrr
ton ny an Asheos ftc Proof Chest Hassacof,d By John
Scor. AI.tEN 20 a,tpp
lMr X is Exchange Broker IN y large bushes. n .
The following fom one n burned
"ut sonio time since since In Bilm,rc
Nj. soorT. naninor
sHsecnE certificate Of your Asbes'os Chests pab
hshedut be faut o. hc i1h ntntt hereby
of Others hat hid al books notes none A. prs
scrVci 80 one :" your chests lam yoon respectfully,
John CARSON
1 A. Aseni-fotts asue,u,er We ran NJ nsh safes on an
siter - ~ WILLIAMS n HAXAJJ
kkf,(l tgs CHEESE, snanr h. stsus and Tor ale
OVVVW RANkINk wBTTLOCK
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FOR LONDON.
kfA The superior 4 l ship DE1HAEk, Frost.
mater, at CT Po,aI ami be &c ldy N few CAV.
receive ea'so ror IRE sht P'ssge, apply FeTs5aI 20
Ms u, Osborne 4 Bragg, aud here q
CHARLES PALMER
aus or ca 2. OSBORNE
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
I'D The superior regular packet Orig Orleans.
- Cart Wm. Smith, Will for the abaye tor, ahspt tn
18Th a October For freight pasge hlvn superior accom-
poSats Us APP y To JAMES FISHERS SONS
&c 10 HASktNS = LIBBY
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUf1cTrpvS o - - ~,

THE MANUFACTURES OF YoIR
yuyur -, OWN STATE.
\ ,,,tI l,'in Manufacturing Comp,nV h,v. -. =.
assorn, az 80 s Iepo' Of the Southern Railroad rood
a., - 'NEa s1peTnne fine eouno, -. -, sOoa
wrsppia. psp ~ and PLAIN alo medium pria,nr .avsoO ana
to whirh iy iry SIZES at the lowest who.e.aI. pre,
ny Iu'te pubic attention assured h,, = -
Of any Nobnr vii bear comparison with ne aoa
a., eIn faeor They are prepared 20 s, pse1ue non
ION OF paper that ma,let ~, - o'1srs iof
Mr. asaS,s and dealers requested 10 sa :, ,1 may
NH n
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24
From The Bu6nio CommerciqJ.

THE IELMSMAN OF LAKE ERIE,
1t was on pleasant May morning that a
steam vessel was riding at anchor, opposite
The town Of Buffalo, on Lake Erie. You
know, dare say, that Erie is one OF :hose
sea-akes for which America is so famous;
and as you STAND on rs shore, and see green
waves dashlng in one after another, you
might well think you were looking at the
green ocean itself. Tie Jersey--tOr that
was the name OF the rteamor-~was dressed
out with many bright Aagsj the Blue Peter
the signal OF immediate sailing, was at her
main mast headi porters were hurrying Il.
long narrow quay that juts out into the
lake, boatmen quurrelIng with each other
for passengers travellers hurrying back
wards and forwards 10 look for their lug.
gageI friends shaking hand and bidding
each other iareweIh idlers Iounging about,
with their hands in their pockelsl cab driA
vers ianglng for Il larger iarej and all the
various kinds Of hustle and confusion that
attend the departure Of a>party from wa-
tering place. But presently the anchor was
hove, the paddle began to turn, the sails
were set, and, leaving broad track of foam
behind her, the Jersey stood westward, and
held her course for The town Of Erie, 1t
was bright-bue days and, as hour after
hour went by, some mingled in the busy
conversation of politjcsi some sat apart, and
calculated the gains OF the shop Or counting
house; some were wrapped up in the book
with which they were engagedI and one or
two with whom time seemed to hang hea-
vily, composed themselves to sleep. In
short, one and all were like men who thought
that, let DANCE TO them whenit night
at least it would not be that day.
1t drew towards four in the afternoon,
and the steamer which had been hitherto
keeping the middle of the lake, stood south
wardi Erie, the first place to, which it was
bound, lying on the southern side. Old
John Maynard was at the wheel bluff,
weather-beaten sailor, tanned by many a
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From the National Mteiigencer.
THE OUTRAGES IN ILLINOIS.
CARTHAGE, HANCOCK couTTY, ILLINOIS,
SEPTEMBER 27, l84b.

SEPTEMBER 27, l84b.
,McSsrs. Gulrs {. SedtoHi Permit me, thro'
the columns of your paper, to oppriGe the
public att distance OF the deplorable con-
di'on Of this county.
1t is generally known that this is the
gathering place of those deIuded people
called .Aormons or Latter Day Saijis. Six
year ago, having been driven for their
crimes from Missouri, they were permitted
to settle at Nauvoo, in this county, and
haveever since been collecting their pros
elytes here from all parts theUnitedSlates,
from Canada. and from Europe. At the
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TIE following letter was addressed
to our agents at Boston:

Tire following letter was addressed
to our agents at Boston:
Rox8uRv, Mass, May Is, 1913
Messrs. Smilh u Fowle;-Gen,emen
AT IS wilk great pleasure | SEND you
this certificate Of the wonderful care
made apon nv chIId by tho use of Sands'
SArsspsriiia She bad been troubled
more or less with hereditary Scroluia
from her iafaHcg, which at length set
tied ta her Jaws, where 1t ragged with
such violence cher moulk and IiPa be
ing extremely sore Oud very much swoI.
Ien) that she could not take any nour
ishment except liquids from spoon
she soon became very much emocated
and 90 weak as TO be enable 10 raise
herself without assistance. The jaw
bones began to decay, and fur pieces,
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell cut,
from the effects Of this baneIuI, and, as
| feared, incurab|e disease. Atthis time
her condition was dreadful TO behold,
and The pain was so intense that che
was unable 10 sleep, excep.a few MIN
utes at a time. She had taken other
preparations of SarsaparllIs, and other
medicines recommended for Scrofula, /,
but Without any good effect. aud | had
almost d~spaIred o. seeing my child cur
cd, or even relieved or this loathsome
and most deteslable disease, When by
your recommendation (Cor which shall
always feel gratefully | was induced 10
try Sands Sa-sapariIIa. procured one
bottle, and after she had taken about one
half Of The contents, | saw a decided
change for the better. continued The
use o. the Slsaparilla with renewe1 hope
her health improved rapidly, the foul
ulcers in her mouth began TO heal she
rested comfortably through The night;
and now, gentlemen, after u,iRg five
bottles my daughter is entirely cured
yes. can truly sny that che is better
than she ever WAS ~ her life, and | at
trlbuls her cure WHOLLY to lha use OF
Sands SarsaparIla. ~. ..ar
's.. 7ss ASA F. ONION
Prepared and sold wholesale aud re
tail, by at
.1a3mpj sd A r. e. u. SANDS
Who'essIe Dnghis's. 70, Fu'onst N
And sold also w Drugg,s's generally
10 The p,iprip'Ttowns and cities ihroUghy
oul The United STATES. .....
XIII .- -a X. JACKSON. Agent,
- 81 Fea .0-' Carroll ton, Ohio
January ! 1916 - .'7-z ..s
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SAN ds' SarsaparilIa,
For pte rensoUaI and permanent cure Of al
Di,'easss arising from an Vplpure Siatr
,aftbe Blood or haba oftke


System.
scromls. or Kings Evil, Rheumatism,
Obstinate Cute ueOcs, Erppions. PIN
pies. or Pus,ues on the Face, RIolcb
ts, BRes. Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or Fatter, Scald Head, Enlarge
meRt and Pstn Of the Bonss q JOINTS,
Stubborn Ulcers. SyphiIinc Symp-
toms. Scialica, or iunhago, and DIS
eases arising from aa ipjuaIcious use
of Mercury, AscIles, or Dropsy, Ex-
pos1re or lmprudence 10 Life, also .
Chronic Constitutional Disorders DC.
Ia this preparation are strongly con.
cenlrated all the Medicinal properties
Of SarsaparIiia, compounded with other
valuable vegetable extracts, the whole
slreng III oI which is extracted on an en-
tireIy new principle. The great oil ject
desired js now accomplished, III the pro.
dUclion Of a remedy possessing con-
rolling power over supposed hitherto
ncurable diseases. ...... .... ...... .
The afflicted, or those who may have
been given up in despair, and all who
ure Interested, are invited 10 make a
Irial of this valuable medicine, or 10 call
on those who have come forward and
horne puN'fc testimony Of it's priceless
VaIde to them, and satisfy themselves in
dlvidaaily Of its power in erresting and
curing disease, agiS Of whatU has done
for others. ...
The following are extracts from lei-
Sers receHtiy received, and specimens o
hose coming TO hand datlyS o. .....
GALLArtN, Tenn. Feb, 99th, 1874
Messrs, "A. B. & d Sands: i ar..
., GentIetnen--l have just received
a'tetter from my father in RusseItsiile
Ky, who wishes to purchase some o
your S4rsaPcr'tIa. have no doubt he
can be the means Of selling great deal,
as Nhas performed a wonderful core ~
his family. Lust December 1 was SEM
for 70 see my sister before she died, she
hRVlne heea ia poor heaIVh foT some two
or pAree wears, d az tthe time | wentever
10 see her, she was al the point OF death
with The scarlet Fever, and cancerous
atfscion Of tho bc~sls, from which her
phystclan though, shocould no' possibly
recover. I carried over %frh nIe bot
tte OF toar SarsaParills, S0d with 'he
cnnspn1 Of her physician she conmenc
ed taking il that niPks, ] remained wuh
her three davs. end lea her rai%diy i'm,
proving Her husband eenta hoy home
with nae for Naote Of the StrsaparIlla.-
isent one dozen bottles Wtuch believe
wIIl effect Rn entire core Nv father
writes me te that effect, and wishes lhro'
me to procure an agency for selling ouv
valuable medicine 10 that neighhofhood
Respectfully, J. N. OWENS.
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OF Book, Business Cards, Hand 6iU
and all ofher tmds Of Job Wyrk. neatly
aoae al nsiE Office a,o,, Ike most rea sOnabis
Pcs,m and yRihe skgriesi noiice
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SURGERY,

81 hGERI Y.
R HENDREE Operative Surgeon may be eo.su.d 6or nm A..
EYE AND EAR;
Cancer. fi.tna strietnr Poypus Tanour. U,esr,
Surgical general
AFFECTIONS OF THE WOMB.
plants Neuralgia Dy.ep-s and all Of long ding seso
ula, and diseases OF Children.
DEFORMITIEs.
Club foot Hernia Harep Los- Of Pahis he
lambs, &c radically cured.
70 Letters addressed Boz 3io promptly attended to-
% Once Of istasd Main sIs.ts Rieh-sa.A, Va
my dd
cKESsHAw, BR,n HERS a 10. Oder fos .aIe-
-. rs hhds ~ croiI Sugar
ie3 4" N. Orleans
rs bbls Clarified do
80 packs wolsey loaf 10
lilo bags lava Cod-e
$40 Rio do
l2J =" t-asgaya do
IS Mi'ieabo do
10 hLi- hols---
sdS sd-s
Harness shining and Rus-eudo
tom Bii-rd Cast Steel
90 pac ksg,s Tea
IS boxes Sperm Candies
40 La soap
$50 Kegs Nails
20 bb. r.nBen oil
So toHss Cbsese
&C. rrons Caracas Indigo
eco kegs White Lead
Ir cssks Port Wins, pure
Pepper Pirnento, Starch GINGER win,,x G. =. ,.i. -
vaIIe-y OF OH .Ix,x
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$40 Cases SHOES. boots. HAT. mud Caps.
AT AUCTION.
IN WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH INST. AT
~ 10 O'Clock, fr'ni Of a atr. and
retea assortment NJ Boots sbos and Hats
adapted 10 the Fan aud Winter saI.. col,i ting Of
Mems ties, hip mud calf l. and Is B,axsn.
Boots
light calf Roots
-puf heel Pumps
Women sprhg heel pessed DOwninss
Wet.
= Pumps and B1skns
Morocco and Md
mo we'll ieafher
Boys heavy thick Bo1-
Organs
l. and calf BroEans
Youths l. and kp
Miss legged Slptes
Gentl.msn'- fine calf Boo,s
City made Brogues
Baef, Ruza, Pearl, Cassim.r. and Anzto Hat,
Mems Card seaeis and Fur caps
super black Wool Hat
Al-o. AMI
TEEH--t'uter tiOU. ,mou,t MANTLE
for approved negotiable paper ocI ~ VI A "a Auc.s
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BURRUSS LOTTERY OFFICE.
South lIh Street,
UcadinE 60 uayo's 'frIdge.)

READ AND REFLECT.
Something Grand for this weckI
kRE iss chanc, 10 rHrch hours by alInE
athe all lucky Office Il q. Burr aud purchasing ~
following brllabI schemes:
anha scheme for Monday '-rand Consolidated Lottery Of
Delaware aud Georgia, No 6I Grand Capitals 600 7OOu
33ie 20 Of 1909. 20 Of 500. Mo-. N Drawn
Ballots rterts 10. halves S; qn 2
ANoTHER GRAND ONE FoK TIE iTH OF OCTOBER,
CAPITAL S5O.OOO!
Prizes Of $4,000, OF 5000. 100 Of lOOO!!
ofsnd Cop-olialed Lottery 's-s No "a be dts nj VIII
nnfss Delaware on Saturday, Oci'ber 9Th Is<S Ia
dawn.
np.Nr
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CONSERVATIVES.

CONSERVATIVES,
BE on yoEr guard, If you ,rould dpoid imposition >
THOMPSON,s COMPOUND sNHUP OF TAR
AND WOOD NAPHrHA.-rhis unrivslrd remedy for
Pulmonary Consumption introduced
the Pan Of 1efa and popular
favour altogether nied IN the
thousands thousands throughout iand
that sdcno
Of
SUMPTION!
The wonderful popularity of Induced undry
per.ons 70 initiate IT, and Offer for sale articles
names thus deceSi4E the unspeens and practising soss
position the invalid The therefore feels GATED
soirmny the paeut aEans all
be Syiup % Tat aud Wood MAJ
PREPARATION TbomsoRs Compound syrup of Tat aud Wood
The ssly remedy that be rrd fnr the RADICAL
Pulmonary diseases Delay ampenns Pulmonary Consum
ian cad- certainly IN fatal therefore be- deceived
al foe ThOoB Compound syrup 81 Tar aud Wool Naptha
take ntl-r.
Phoe, SO per boiiie-siI bo,i~s Tor ~ 50.
For sale Richmond by ALEN'R DUvAL h Co General
Agents IN Petersburg by Chls Corning Norfolk by NJ
sano- LypchbuE by JBo H. sesy fredericksburg by Dr
ys~cs Coots and e. ~ Hunt
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M.CLAR KE,s Celebrated Prize office,
~ Hfchmona, Nn.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR OCTOBER, IsiS.
S5O,UOU, 25,ODO. lO.OUO

-. Rfchmona, vn.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR OCTOBER, Is4S.
S5O,OOU, $4,000, 10000
The spenci Alexandra Lottery Class g. for Ist5-io
an A-iandis, D. C. Saturday October
Lottery Is Drawn "alos Brilliant Sehem- Cap,taI Il
ooOe Spleen It'd Pzr of Prize 10 Oo0 OF 6oso
OF 3s4s 80 az 1000
Of 400, &c 1ikets els, Halves SO IS Eisiths
SIT Cer:Ihca'ss Of Packages Of 20 Whole Tickets $50
Halves and ouau.T. pT"plui
$50 900!
A-Ianiris Lottery, As. 10 Isis-ro drawn in AsrAn
bia, u e. Saturday October 18th. 1885.
13I-, OF $500 of 1000
Of 500. ke rs No Lot IL Dawn Ballots Tickets $40
Halves Quarters 50. CtTcles OF Packages Whole
Tickets sl3o-IIAses aud Quarters proportion
325,OO0
AleIanda Lottery Ga No a. for 1850
da, d. e. Saturday ''etob.r 2sth 1885 SIS 600
10000. 1000 5000, ssoo 10 1000 10 Of
ke SO Nos ~ Ballots Tickets $40 Halves Quarters ~ So
Certificates OF Packages Of - Whole iO-av-s and
Quarters IN p:o?orion.
% Ordcrs for Tickets and Shares and
in the above Splendid Lotteries will prompt
tenton and OF drawing
after all who may order Tickets pos
tzEa Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE
oc 3 Richmond. Va
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Richmond. Va.
UNDER THE EXCHAN No3
Orders for Tickets the following splendid Scheme 10
be directed to Hoyr. lie sell $4,000 Note the
Scheme particularly; il is fine one.
$50,OO0, 25,OOe, 10000!
The splendid Alexandra Lottery Class b. for ls45 10
be drawn Ia Alexandra, d. C., on Saturday October
1915 10 No. Lottery, Is drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT ScutNE.
Capital Prize OF 1000 50 Prizes Of $1,000
l do $4,000 50 do 500
l do 10000 so do AGO
l do 5000 100 do $50
j do 3,S11 300 do 200
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves 50; quarters 3 y.
Certificates Of packages OF &c whole tickets $50 90
&c half tickets $40; 20 quarter tickets Si5; 20 eighth
ticket. 500 50.
Ps Persons visiting the should want of
nancy.
Tickets all the Lotteries advertised 60
constantly hand Orders aug
ed To with and the drawings when
requested, To all WIN order o ID. ~. HOYT. RIehuond
Richmond ocioier !, 1876
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OCTOBER PERIODICALS.
hfru sER No' 81 Ladies Grshsu's Magazine
- e'aiS hsslShe, aud LADIES Nsso-aL rvceivedby
RI BALL
oel A. he Bookstore, shoskoe HH.
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lotteries.
J. F. w ORD.
LOTTERY VENICE

-. - .------s--- s--r-s.--
j. F.. WORD
LOTTERY VENDER.
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POsr OFFICE.
RICHMOND. Virginia,
- ELLIS Tickets In all tsIis. under the management,
- Of J. q. GntsoRY e. Co, on tho ..m- ,.,,,. ,h.,
they sod 81 ,hs Msnsgen' Office.
The following fine Lotteries !. offered to tho notice Of
the public -
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Clash
~ b s,se. liza, Ist5
Graaa Capitalist
OF $4,000 50 Prz-s of $1,000
I Of 25.U 50 do. 5OO
Of 10000 80 do. 400
Of 6.OO0 100 do. $50
OF 1871 2oO do. 300
WILL. &e &e' &c;
10 Nos, Is drawn balot..
package OF &c Whole Tickets 1t fifteen d,ll.r.
each. costs s3gO
Price oi tickets deducted, $40
And warrant the package to draw l9I- 22I
Leaving the price Of q Certificate only SIGg
Halves and Quarter. in proportion
S30.OOO!
Alexandria Lottery Gas. Ist5 u b. drawn 4, A,-,,o
dria d. C. saiurd.y Oct 18TH Ist5 Capital, 10
ooo 5aDo SJ7, pfr. .ooo 10 o, 800 goo of
soo &C. IL Nos IL dawn bats Tickets quar-
haivest3 rs quarters u 50.
AerhBiris Lottery Ci.ss NO. drawn in ALI
sndriA d. a. Saturday Oct 25tb. Ist3 Pnkss
Tickets SO halves 5; SO. u
~ ~boe tickets. sio. ~ halves S. quarters ri So
Orders tor Tickets addressed the unden-gned will
have prompt attention J. r. WORD,
Corner opposite Exchange Hotel
eez4 Richmond, Va.
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.LIlIRLfLaaLa ~
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POCKET BOOK LOST.
MARSHAL HOUSE,

SEVHRAT goS and spacious Rooms families arc now w
~ alo for single persons yesr Bioah 90
The hes ebdeavou sspins Win u
comfortable BENZ. H. NHkgn, Agent
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&c ie-d'ds cow Nv ROBINSON
RT liam dstcb amer the si II drscr~d urrnuE
HoH--. vii b. od rHzs-aiv lfrrs Mre,ss Il e., bc
tEsScH faie @s7
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-17

Per steamboat Monteznme, from New Oreans-Mr'
Little and children. Mrs Phillips, Mrs Carter Mr.:
Rspen. Misses Mcguire, M CardIe. Messrs Wheeler VIM
Hall, Wright, Scott, Espen, Henry Tulane, Tooker.
Skinner, Litter, Babe House, Seton. Rae, Howe Del
mas Evans, Hart-ls on deck, .
Per steamboat James Day from New-OreHns--
Misses Coquiion, Boon, Gordon. Capt Martin Messrs
Kenneday, Foote. steeiman, Ems. Walker, Haygood.
Roberts, Smith, Muldro. Clayton Vance. r and Boon
and Robins, EIwood, Chase, Merrill Nudge, Mabie
Manning, Banks. Jones, Hutchinson, Mathews Criggs
Dickinson, Lee, McFarrHn, DOrrance-l3 on deck.
Per steamboat Fashion from New-Orieans-Gen
Campbell, Nal Ward. Messrs II Jones, w and w Lewis
shuliz, Campbell. Coum, Riley, Desmakes, Ledyard
Sturdevant Coffin, Lloyd, Spencer Cochran, Horton,
Davis. Warrington, Lount Hefingion, Wallace, Larose
--3l on deck
Per steamboat H Kinney from Wetumpka-Mrs Hut
ehinson, Rev McGasham, Messrs Jones' Nettle. Thorp
Files, F and TAFT Prtchet. Slower, Mckay Olive,
Rowiand. Rutdge, A and Atkins, Sorrelli; Chapman
McRiroy. STROLLER. Raymond, Gale.
Per siesmhoHt Union I'm Msnisomery-Col lishtman
DIR Taylor Capt Henshaw, Messrs Tucker Fnbriquette
Fickley, Deckard, Nixon, and Prtchett, Lowther
Gregory. Smith, Holloway.
Per steamboat VIM Bradsreet fm Montgomery-T
Miller andiady Bount and lady, Miss Miller and svt Mrs
Lowrsy, Mrs Carter, DIR Gordon Messrs Sullivan, Dear
Stephens. Deer, Brady, Hooper, Clitheral Powell,
Walker, Blocker, Sanders, Bowen, Gmon, Chin, Sea
we'll, Churchman, Marett, Lessak Dunlap, Jackson,
Craig. Strawbridae NARROW, Brock, Schtrbeger, Sale
Pheian, Kewen, Ragsdae, Bell.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-17

As bales; Tareton e. Scott ~, order 60; Boykin Nc
Rae $751; z Andrews CO "a; Harwell & Davis Isl
Waller Ill Sayro IL; Rves, Battle CO 8; Toomer
Gay Or co 8; Desha. Smith co 2; Smith, Wyckof
Nicoll S: Thompson, Mathieson Simmons Al q Goodt
4, Harrison & Robinson 8; A Ledy ard co q Jas
Withers 4 CO |.
Per steamboat II Kinney I'm Wetumpka-Mandin 4
Terrell 80 bales; e Andrews & co 81; Teomer Gay
co 81; Horton Clock Is; Donad g. Marshall 12; Boy
kin & McRae 7; J r Nc Elroy 6.
Per steamboat WIN BraIsrect FIN ontsomery--Robi
Craig 20 bales; Powell III Andrews & Dawson 62;
Wishers d CO liz Donald & Marshall lei Gordon & Cur
ry So; Harrison Robinson 7; w Bower d co SCI q "
Tareton 3; sives Battle & co %; w Armstrong &C
81; B Nave 81; Smith g. Walter 2; Walker Holme.
10, Boykin & McRao 6s; Harwe & Davis SO; Leavens
Malone 90; A e Ledysrd & CO 81 Pope Son 80; John
Simpson 2, Lesesne IL; Taylor q McRae 3; Toomer
Gay e. co Is; e l. Andrews & co Sc; @ Goode AZ.
Per barses Duck and Eza-A Pope & Son 81 bales
w L Waller S; boykin a McRae SO.
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THIS DAY. at9 O'Clock, al our grocery salei
room, will be sold general assortment of Grore
ries, Consisting .!
20 b5s New Mess and Prime Pork
100 bbls recilhed and Bourbon Whlskes
20 kegs Goshen Butter
200 Glib. boxes Of Young hyson and 0uDpow
der Tea
90 half chests Pouchong Tea
rs boxes assorted Cordals
so boxes Lemon Syrup
40 boxes SIoughton's Biuers
300 boxes Sperm and Compost Candies
80 boxes Tobaceo, various brands
rs NJ Regalia and La Norma Cigars
90 baskets Sweet Oil
so half quarter and elghlh casks Of French anc
Domestic Brandy
80 casks Holland and Domestic Gin
300 ar casks OF Sherry and Madeira Wine
30 baskets Champagne; Collins Axes
$50 boxes No Soap, Garious brands
Window Glass, Kentucky Rope, sc. &C.
Terms Cash.
Ali O'Clock precisely
IN Dry Goods Sales Room, will he sold genera
assortment of fall aud winter Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, consisting Of
Tweed, Flushing, Cloth AMI Pilot Overcoats
Linen Bosom and Angoa Shirts and Drawers
Suspenders, and fine assortment Of gentlemen,
new sly Hats, Caps. Umbrellas, etc.
AlsO-New style Prints, Caicoes. Alpacas
Mousellne de LANES, Afghan Grapes
Gen.lemen's WOODEN Hosiery, ldncy Cravats
With splendid assortment of Solar Lamps.
Also-A large assortment OF Ladies'. Genllenen's
and Youths Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Buskins, Ties
Br0gans, &c.
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Rives Battle q CO; II Cruzat; e Heard; N w Perry
A Carr; Campbell Owen q CO; l d l Jones.
Per steamhOat Fashion I'm New-Oreans-J II HUI
Der: RiE, Kendall g. COT Freeman & Bolton; J Cham
bsrlain; Humphries. Walsh & CO; Cunningham; Dor
rance & Siannrdi p Cook co; Keith; Westfeldt &
Bro; Ogden; Wilson & May; & Jonesi w
Redwood; Barron, Mead & CO; Thos r Miller CO; Phil
lips, Knapp shuitz; Lesesne; NJ Warng & COZ NJ
srs; Walker d Holiness Warrington & CaiIanani A Cor
dom w Aldersoni w Ledyard; A Noel.
Per steamboat Amaranth fin New Orleans-E l. An
draws Il CO; Beera Smith, Tart, Stewart & Me-
Rae, Ravesies e. Bullock; M Hanes; n q Strotheri
Msaher; Mrs Marsh; Arrowsmth G Cope.
Par steamboat James Day from New-Orleans-
@ w Ogden; Allen & Haden; Leavens d Malone Whit
akaf Il Sampson; T Miller IL Dortnnce & Stsnsrd
c Keith; w d Farrisi NJ Warning q CO; e Walker.
Per steamboat Montezuma from >ew-Orleans-C
Foote & Dorrance & Snnard Little; Nj Warning q
go, e Gahar; Barron, Mead & co; Wood Brewer;
Wilson g. Mays Peruvian & Son; F Cunningham; G
Rroi Tulane & Bates; Delpas II HUBER E g Rice.