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N1- TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELF FER APERIENT-ln the sInc-re hope that others may he ind"ced to follow our example, and hy par taking of one oi the most delightful beverages which has fallen within reach in some time, be enabled like us to boast of renewed health, an insigoraied and healthy tone of stomach. and freedom from "ihousand ills,' engendered in this warm climate, we would call attention to Tarrani's Ehervescen' Seltzer Aperient" for ,he oi Dyspepsia or indi gesion. bilious affections, hearthurn cosveness, head d-acle. acdy of the stomach, &c., and other diseases natural to southrrn atmosphere.
 We were delighted win ,is effects, and have ex- perenced manifest and dec ded relief from its use and should regret extremely be deprived of inc op- poruniiy ofpurcfasing relief from the many ailments for the cure of which il iusilv celebrated, by the of preparation simple in it's mode Of use. bene. fcIal in its etfecisefervesceni az soda water, and possessing an agreeaeness of taste equal, Il not s
 eror to ihe water obtained from the natural spring Celeb' ated the Seltzer Spring" i,is prepa- ration buds fair to ecome far more SD. ii one may judge from the cert fcnies and tesrimonlals received from the most eminent of the Medical Facu ty, which are in possession of the proprietor, and may be ai the sore of MesTs. MOSELt & TUCKER, Druggists and Apoihecares, corner Dau- phn and Royal streets where rhe Medicine can be ohiained wholesale and retail, they being appointed agents for the proprietor. myl4 l41Kmo
 bs-TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBFBS AND COPAIVA stands unriyalled for it's efficacy. IL performs cure in few days no confinement resirictiOn in diet is necessary It will be fousd invaluable, being prepared with the greatest possible care upon well tested principles, founded upon that important law first established by the celebrated Dr. Fordyce, siz:-"that combina. ton of similar remedies would produce cer- tain, speedy, and considerable effect, than equva- lent dose of any single one" In many cases the disease is entirely prevented by it's timely appca. inn. For sale wholesale and retail, al the store of Messrs. MOSELY TUCKER, Druggists and Apothecnries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets. The proprietor has appointed them Agents for this city. myl5 l42Kwo
 N- DYSPEPSIA AND INDlGESTION- FAMILY -Taronts Cordial Eizir of Turkey Rhvbarb takes it's place the hest remedy for Dyspepsia Indigestion, of the present day i; and for its efficacy and safety, deserves it's name Of being in truth Family Medicine. Tn se who suf fer from excessive fatigue mental anxiety. intel lectual application of whatever kind, will find it 10 be medicine of extreme value. This preparation will prove heahhful stimuIan for the patient who suffers from the frequent of wine spirits. For sale wholesale and retail, nl the store of Messrs. MOSELY TUCKER, Druggists an' Apolheca- res, corner Dauphn and Royal streets The pro- prelors has appoin,ed them Agents for this city.
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ADAMS, WHARF. Selma. AI,

YNHE subscriber begs leave to announce to his
 friends and ihe pubic generally. that he has es- tablished a new WHARF, tor receiving Goods, &c at the end of Bow street, just below the Berry lnnd ing. Having heretofore received llberal slmre of patronage, (for which he feels ihankiul) he hopes and expects a continuance of the saine ssI
 He will at all times be enabled 10 engage wagons to forward merchandise, received by and stored win him, into the interior, whenever he may receive ders so to do lap26 l26cmol JAMES ADAMS.
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For County Tax Collector.
 sJ The friends of JOSEPH C. CHAMBER LIN will support him as Candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. myl9 l45
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lU-The undersigned announces himself as can- didac for Clerk of the Circuit Court of ubile cou- ty, at the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 41ie JACOB s. MARSH.
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s-TNED S. RATCLIFFE IS proposed by his friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court and will be supported by
 febl7 67l MANY VOTERS
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LAKE ERIE AND OHIO RIVER RAiLwAY- The Cincinnati papers rejoicing over the pr,s pect of . speedy communication "ith Lake Erie, by means of the railway from that city Sandusky. The $500 ,0OO addiiiona stock required. has all been taken.--chehy, we believe, by Bostonians
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G3-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile couuv, al the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 38tes
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nR. FEARN will be absent iron, the city fifteen
 LI days. Dr.. NoTT and Dr.. LOPEZ will attend to patients for him during his absence bv applications being made at their offices. myl7 l4Sif
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FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NETWORK.
 To Sail Thursday, 22d inst. ...4 - .SSM The fine A packe, bark RANGER, Ssfs& Capt. Mllliken. will Esail as above. For freight of 30 bales cotton passage having fine &C., comodaions for cabin or sieerage passengers, ap- ply on board al Conti street wharf or to
 my19 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, SS Com st
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Dates rom New-York of the llIh inst. Sunday by yeserlsy's maH.
 Cotton--The market he, been rather quiet since the arrival of the Hbrrni4s buyers refusing 10 operate 10 any extent excsp al reduction on previous prices 10 which holders refuse to suhii-'he previous quota tio are continued. Sales Of the week amount 10 s7h b,le. of which 2sOO bses Mobile and New ini 4fo5. ord 5ip ii mid 6@6li mid fair 6i064 fair 7a7! good ftir sasli hne, nom.
 Nsw-YoaK M.aKET-The Shipping List of saturday, llth afer aIlnding 10 Ihe receipt Of the bernias conmIs observes-
 These uHfayorabie accounts have had depressing in nuenco market, and prices have been n favor o the buyer yeI the reduction established has been Irv, scarcely sufficient to change In our quotations. Holders throughout have been very firm, and this circumstance must be attributed the moderate amount Of husiness in other wards large sales cond have been effected at decline of d4r per lb The es-inciuing 725 balea TeKss private terms hut understood to average about ta63c-relch le'1 bales,
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The elections to Congress over m nine- teen States, having l66 members There are how '. ever three vacancies from failure to elect viz--one in Maine, one in New Hampshire and one in Massa chusetls.
 The number chosen is therefore 163, which are divided politically as fp flows
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DACUN-Sides and shoulders. best Cincinnati O smoked; Prme Leaf Lard, for sale by
 m,l9 JOHN O'REiLLY,
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"ANTED--A good House Servant--a Boy w would he preferred Apply to the subscriber Hy19 PERCY WALKER.
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For Clerk of the Circuit Court.

3J- am Ia candidate for re-elecIIon 10 lhe office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al the ensuing August election.
 apl5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS
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FOR NEW.YORK

.kSA The A packet ship NEWARK, T. c. &sE4 Merwin master, will have quick des, alch for the above port. For freight passage upply or board at Church street wharf or to
 my19 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, s8 Com st
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IIIt CTTCNII VTtTk bile county at the ensuing August election. apS
 Do- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the election on the 1st Monday of August next mh25te*
 0yl respectfully announce myself as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile couny at the ensuing August election.
 mhS S4if l. w LANG
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SALT-5O0 sacks coarse, in bleached sacks, O landing from lighter at Oauphn street wharf and for sale by t...
 myl9 E. c. CENTER < co,
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ExclAHGE--We ,eport.a on .l.ls day week an i'm.

EAthA-''E--Ne reported on this day week an i'm pavement oi A per cent rpon all pinti with a very mo Neaie suply oi bAs During tbp past week tbe dein,n hAs eanunled iiif "th for tle ,t ,ar, of inc fi,n
 hm"h suppy n clle4'lehee of which rates nj don,as JIG ceAcnlnge hDi pifucuiuy sight and shur have ,r. duiii5 stuiihed !sfD per cent The ncronq,a e,,s,, Tn the cotton market for the last two da, has Lronht batter supply of hil!s into market without boua,s fectng the steadlness of rates The Bank hn ~ i, abou the same figure As outdoor dealers and cbocs & New York ut prem State are svnnce '' ,Hs . t discount with a fiir denIa nd and limited ,,nu, ~ 1 va Treasury drafts para 4 prem. In uf last n sry", o
 red ln the reported reeeips specie The rcain , d. public are this week sJ0O0; previously $! l25 ta this season Si. 27 467 Of is amount oyer som nn, was received from Spain and Cubl shipe for the nnrn of ofinvestment in cotton. For rites see iabe ''F
 FREiGHTS-We rep0ried in each of ibe two prrceding weeks al active Maf<et in foreign ircghIs-ion,yinp which and inhuencedby the ger operations cotton teisht' ein'ied very quiet daring the three first days of t~ oufont week. oai, tsa<acti9n, c. bark for New hork) being rcpofte@ up o Wednesday Since then Am for he Clyde boib at the previous .Gd and one for Liverpool at l3 jed. Tiese with British shp for Liverpool !oatpg by consgnee brigs for New York and bark for Providence, comprise all the movements which have c9uic to our knowledge. N qaute verpo iregls al J39@7 7-6d Ola. gov 7itd; ityrs (ast engagement 7h ins, 5sc. per b; New York S s ard Boston S2 Der biie The fleet of shipping in port is rapidly diminishing and present indications promise ery close sen t"us ouslDess. The tonnage now here than adc quite io the stock of cotton.
 Alter our first had gone press learned that me snp Newark had made engagements for bulk of car 9 for New York at current rate,
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IA FOR SALE A Summer retreat, beauilul- EjM ly situated upon the mountains. within two miles ol Bount Springs, in pure and healthy ai- mospnere. The buildings are nPw aud handsomely 6nshed on the English cottage order, having r" "s to accommodate any ordinary family. There are some 500 acres of good hand, portion of which IS in fue state of culiivatfon also au excellent water Grist Mill, which will either he sold with the premises or separately. F"r further Par'icu- lars apply to the undersigned, at Calmwha, W; A. Beene Tuscaloosa, or to E. L. Andrews q Co.,. Mobile. W. W. FAMBRO,l r....,or,
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NOTIrE-FW the purpose of correciing an er- N roneons impression, the subscriber g,ves noiice that he has nothing to do with the dsnosal of the Lots Tn the BURNING GROUND. Persons want ing lots W, hereafter have apply the City Trea. surer; and upon their exhibiting his order, or a re- cept for the money. to me, l will accompany them 10 the Grave Yard and point all the uns6ld lots, in order 10 assIst m making \ chn ice.
 myl3 l39tu+ ] F McRRIDE. Sexton
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SUNDRIES-I5O barrels superine Flour . S 100 do Rectfed Whiskey
 80 casks Cincinnati Sides; 25 do Shoulders 40 terces Sugar Cured Hams
 10 tierces extra bagaed Hams -... - 100 boxes Goshen Chee e; 20 kegs do Butter 50 bbls Moasses in Cypress bbls 1000 bags prime white Corn
 10 bbls Rice, in store and for sale by my19 MARSHALL, ROWE 6 CO.
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| Robinson & Co. and the Attic Bank sent nothing
Besides tho above, there were several smaller sums
known to have been sent from this city which may
the amount a few hundreds.
A correspondent OF the Democrat adds the following
circumstance
There be doubt that every movement of these
messengers Is watched by individual banded thieves
and that nothing but that su concert which such men
are so perfect in, could have made minutes suffice
under such circumstance for such II great
satisfaction to know, that providentally gentleman
waiting for message by the Express watched through
the carwindow the opening and closing of the missing
trunk saw 1t laid up the seat and the car locked after
him by the messenger as he passed out to the Colec-
tors desk"
PERILeus ADVENTURE AND TIMELY RESCUE -
The youngest daughter OF Mr.. s. p. Davis, of tn is
city, between thirteen and fourteen years age says
the New Haven Courier went the roof and while
engaged in sweeping, her feet slipped from under her,
and she slid down to the caves and the trough,
her hands, and held to it, sustaining in this way the
weight OF her person, while she called for assistance
Her cries reached the Of gentleman passing who
on discovering her peous situation sprang the door
and with loud rap obtained immediate entrance On
being inquired of what was wanting, he made some
hurried answer and asked the way the roof of the
portico On reaching it, he slid down to the caves and
by dnt Of well directed and collected efforts rescued
the girl from her perilous situation without injury.
ANOTHER MURDER IN TENNEssEE.-A most wful
murder was committed few nights since near
Ceaveand, in Bradley county, Tenn, on the body of
James Hill, by, is supposed young Of the name
Of May field, from Arkansas. II appears that Mayfeld
returned to that section of counry after an absence of
several years. and went to the house of Mr. Hill Just a
ter dark, and asked he could stay all nirht MIR
replied that he could and advanced towards the fence
when May deliberately shot him down in his own
yard and made his escape.
CENSUS OF MICHIGAN. returns from three
ia Yefu al.
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CENSUS OF MIcHeAN.-Full returns from three
counties, and incomplete returns from three more.
indicate an increase in the population Of that state Of 81
per cent in the last Ave years
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THE CHERoKEEs.-The company Of Cherokees
sho have gone out to explore the country upon the
olorado were from the last accounts in hne health and
s. Our Information is up to the time they left Fort
Washita.--Yan Buron l.9rkl Int Oct. IL.
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> SUPREME COURT. ROCHESTER, Oct. "A, 1876
PRESENT. Chief Justice Bronson, Justice Beardsley,
Justice Jewett. Oliver Harris VS. George tornes Mr.
r. Nj Haight was heard for defendant G. r. Kirkland
was heard Tor plaintiff Mr. Haight in reply Motion TO
Pennington ads. Isaac M. Norton OF al. Mr. c. r Kirk
land was heard for the defendant. Mr. d. b. Noxon was
neard for the plaintiff No. Z. Hiram Rathbun sheriff.
SC ads John Z. tIlkin MIR. ~ Hill jr was heard for
the plaintiff MIR. Rsthbun for the defendant.
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PARK PLACE HOUSE


aa'1s ss% .ns issa
s n Be .s pleas
any other house eS9 xME ss ' EIofT
p,s. B ,nIS & Rooms without board at No u Park
POWER TO LET,
EI sss. Wsf;"ai The Morn. canal. asnsd Plane
RsSyos sa ], .s:s ss Ms;;
HOTEL DE PARIS
~ ANTOINE VIGNEs, one Of the late propgistor. Of
and pb he II. he
house No. 200 Broadway Reade street. called the
Ii s a s
'hs day. week or month"; on the most reasonable terms
- FOR RE IN + l.y. and eommOdioa. HOUSE =. S o.
Gin. twenty rooms; with fa;hinasls granite front and h..
Store q Mels shas Wide or to the
ois aweodre JOHN SIMON.
Us Sys saS fer .ss mn,.
"1 of K D e n the oS Hfhs
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
Mons FoIGNET, one Of the principals of the schoo
h % = Be Of If
the French Department takes this opportunity inform
iss s ON
Monday October goth.
Mons + having leisure hours will likewise consecrate
them TO lew private pupils For terms enquire his resi-
o5 3tawlm~rc.
A CARD.
SlGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
- to the instruction of Music respectfully informs friends
and the public he will during the mouth Of October
class for the VIOLIN at his No 38o Broadway
Terms moderae Those who DESTROYS of becoming pupils
Will please apply to Signor Godone, 403 Broadway, and at
Chambers < Joiie, 385 Broadway.
sgnor Kapett will contnre usual giving lessons the
Franc and Italian Singing s2 eodlm+rc
SrATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO. Of W orces
~ ter, Mass.
President-Hon. John Davis of Worcester.
Vice Presidents-Hon. Isaac Davis, Worcester.
~ - Stephen Salisbury, Esq do.
Treasurer-William Dickinson, ESQ. do
Secretary-C. Harris, Esq. do
This institution prepared receive applications
insurance lives from $O0 5000 premium
than those chrsed by other companies 1t has guara
tee capital Of for which cent interest only
paid All the profits divided amongst assured offering
Inducements than other Application
ASSURANCE may be made to f. ID. SAXTON,
(Agent Of the Company in this ey,)
a Wall street.
A. SIDNEY DoANE NJ. d. Medical Examiner, 90 Warren
street OF lmeodtr
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LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AL This.
sxsSea +. g ss
treat a.oG%ess p patent leather Boots
By as Sips Ts ad:
Likewise Boy. TI Boots and Shoes Mise. Children
10 all kinds and eIos own also the best Of
oflm. 'uS'"aS corner ''AAA NJ CAHILL.
BOOTS AND SHOES AT RETAIL.
oe. hs .sye. and
sale twenty-five per cent cheaper than At any other store
d. Srs.. Boots. ' G.asm.a % ipOs.d
with an elegant pair Of Boots prices varying
:T iss:s '' F asliaS EVERETT 7,Madsa
FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR 50 80, CITY MADE
aaa s ~. Frey
made to order So equal 20 those made = oths,
t e !: s g s Z sy'
Oas O. s that n
pair Of dress Boots will find saving Of fifty cent BY
Getting the" Of M w& y. 7o SIfi n jones
sl7 lmsmc No Ann st, near Broadway, New orb.
70 COUNTRY MERCHANTs-BOOTS AND
:. F.. JOHNSON tla. s Wilson |. johnson, h..
hand :,9s n Chs.h ~ - street directly
sss ss X IN e:
a SS : s:i
sSS hi. .s asV sns
auckskin Shoes spotsmen's, Fishsrmen. and seamens
6oots.
Store open till o'clock in the evening" giving
chants opportunity OF examining the goods at
50 lmsmc
DENTISTRY.
OBSERVATIONS ON the best means OF preseryng ms
" teeth 70 health beauty and comfort oundet
long and exc ave practice by Levs Dentist; the ~
troduce- Oh Insertion of Artificial Teeth on the principle
Atmosn pressure small work will be found useful
the while persons VINO nave iost etn VIII
Ne niomed Of the best methods for replacement and
those remaining Way DC Hao =" Wv
way, corner OF Warren 81. 81 ~. mc
1yE4THERS-5oo0 lbs Western Live Geese Feathers,
l. very fine order. for sale by r. n COLLINS co.
IAKPS. hAkPS.
JAMES HANLEY, the only Pupil Of Sebastian Erard, OF
London and Paris calls public attention his stock I'm
proved Patent Double and Single Action Harps, including his
elebatsdsh Grand Gothic Instruments with Metallic Vi
brsting Bases, &c. &c. -
President Of the United States the American Ministers the
Courts Of London and Paris Professors Bochsa yar chat
Horn, and others from private ndvidushoi
musical talent.
" Observe, IS Anthony street, doors from bro:owsL
G5- HARPS REPAIRED Strings, &c. sn m-Ic
MRS. HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH
REMEDY. ~
1NHIS VALUABLE MEDICINE Is partcuisry recon-
mended being the most sntcus sure or ma
ali Aecf,ons ~ he Lunas constantly prescribed BY our
most eminent phy and has stood the est tn years
and over % O0J bottles consumed annually ror SAFE
/" i'' b. and Is per bottle Weeks ANDERSON,
Wholesale Agents 50 BoweIy c0,ner walker bsy,
Pam Estracor; Bso ssrsapsriis Fresh Swedish Leechs'
s22lm-mc
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IMPROVEMENT or MAUMEE RIvER.-Ihe people
of Maumee City are taking measures to properly
the claims of Maumee River to Appropriation
IRON Congress the purpose Of improving the nayigs-
ton survey OF the river has been made by MIR. Stod-
dard whose report that for the OF S6 900 all
the obstI uctions the aumee river may be removed,
and the be made Of equal depth from the mouth
Of swan Creek the foot of the Rapids The proposed
Improvement would benefit large section Of country
as well as Msumee and Psrrysburgh. Cleveland Hs,
aid
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ANTI-RENTERs IN BRADFORD CouNTy.-Bradford
County, In this State, has become the asylum OF q
portion OF those concerned in the difficulties in Delaware
county, New York. and who fed from the scene OF
these outrages The Deputy Sheriff of that County fer
e..ea OUT ana succeeded In arresting Of them in
CRIES gave the ALARM which further communicated
by blowing OF horns, firing of guns &C. and the whole
party sixteen IN number rallied to his defence, and
rescued him IRON the officers Of the law-PhH Ledger
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COAL.
AM delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal
screened andfree Of carriage fro yard the following
prices las usual the lowest cty Broken,
and Stove 3 large - 49, ANAL per ton, with
Is cents oil taken from boats Coal Yard corner of King
and oisesnwioh streets. fETER CLINTON
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ROOFS AND SHOES At RETA

BOOTS AND SHOES AT RETAIL.
- large and splendid Of city made Boots and
YShoes Of the approved styles and workmanship for
sale twenty-five than at other store
~ New York just received, few cases OF fine French
Calf Dress Boots Geaemen disposed furnish their
understanding with elegant pair Of Boots at prices varying
three to 1--WE dollars.
SIT lm.rc FRENCH EVERETT, ~ Maiden lane
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MYSTERIOUS AND DREADFUL MURDER.-On Tues
day evening, the body OF man was discovered in
Bgby River about and half miles above Black
day held, and upon examination Of the body found
secured to the Bottom lin three four feet wate by
groundwith old axe, cotton scraper turning sho.
vel and scooter plough attached to the neck by rope
The body much mutlated several of the right ribs
hand gone the thighs much eaten by the fish, the pants
and drawers were hanging about the heels the feet were
the knees and tied to the neck The hands had evident
ly been tied behind the body The clothing which OK,
hibted marks Of violence recognised as thar OF
Wesley r. Brashesrs, Of about - or 20 years OF
age occasional resident Of Sumter county VINO hau
been missing about IL days The verdc. Oh 'ne jury
was-"Murdered and sunk in Bigby River.
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SELLING OFF PREVIOUS TO LEAVING
THE PREMISES

LARGE ST0' X OF DRY GOODS-at BILLINGS
"A wetknown heap Store sio Pearl Chatham
The ea.Is stock is selling of and such prices must
Shaws Cashmere De LANES, Blankets Fannels very low
Linen, large lot Of Prints bleached and unbeached Musns
Hosiery Gloves, Lace, and every article
with large and well assorted stock Of Dry Goods Do
get the name and number BILLING,
ol3 2wtmc AS Pearl Chatham
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JrHOSE ELEGANT RUBBERS-NEW ENTIRELY
Mr. ~ Hayward the original dscoverer and first inventor
Of Metallic lnoiube India Rubber has another i'm
il the application which will puzzle the world
will protect his interest This is the giving to his Metallic
Rubber The surface Of leather without
ing vsInsh heretofore His Shoes now Offered for sale
s23 Maiden lane without exception the perfect arti
Gle Of the kind the world For sale quantities
SUIT, by HORACE III. DAY,
oil mfr as Maiden lane.
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OCTOBER TT IS45
S.-The people in this city, which is very fine ons
have died off during the last remarkably fast
owing it said to eating excessive quantities Of fresh
neat in hot weather. The Mormon war is over, but
that people will remove in body to California next
spring. The Antics said here to be questionable
characters. That, how ever, is matter Of opinion.