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State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

COMMITTED 10 the jail of Marion coun.
~ ty, Alabama on the 18th day of Septem-
Der. 1916, negro nun who calls his name
HENRY. abou, y years of age. 5 feet, 10 in
chcs high light complexion, and says he be-
longs to William Markham. of Vlcksburg. Mis-.
sissppi. The owner Of said slave is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, or he will be dealt with &C
cording to law.
MlLAS. REA, Tailor.
Pikevie, Ala.
Oct 30, 1916. Prs fee SI3 so 6n 50
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Coats, Vests and Plantations.

q J. FlQUET. Merchant Tailor, two doors
" East Of the State Bank. has just received
his Fall Stock of CLOTHING, embracing
every article of gentlemen's apparel, Of the Ia.
test and most approved style, together with a
full assortment Of the most fashionable Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings; all of which he will
sell at very reduced prices, or make up to order,
at the shortest notice, in a neat and workman
like manner His stock is now full. and he will
make It his object to offer at all times to his
patrons all that is new and fashionable in his
line Of business.
c. J. F. would return his thanks to a liberal
public for the large share Of patronage, lately
bestowed, ard pledges himself that no effort
shall be wanting 10 merit its continuance.
Nov. 6, 1916. tf.51.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06
Piano-Eorte Music.

COMPLETE sets of Armand p. P6ster's
- compositions; comprising, Strau, Rosa
Waltz, Duet, 81 cts,--Strauss Caroline
Waltz, Duet, so cts.--My Normandy. Duet,
SO cts.
LAND OF THE SOUTH" southern
Lyric. words by A. B. Meek, ESQ.,. 25 cts.
Wetumpka Light Artillery Borderers March
and Quickstep, 25 cts.--ALABAMA STATE
MARCH. 25 cts--Alabama University March,
50 cts.--Erosophic March, Is cts--Phlomathc
March, rs cts. For sale at
d. WOODRUFF'S.
Also, few select pieces for the Guitar.
Any of the above pieces can be sent 10 any
part OF the State, for about the postage on
double letter. ~
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DRUGS DRUGS!! DRUGS!!!& &,
DR.. SAMUEL SMITH,
DpIlygiSl and ADOfIleC4rV. .

I'M AS received his Spring and Summer sup
D ply of Drugs and Medicines, glass and
glass ware, paints, oils, dye-stgf, varnshes &c.
And also, large variety Of perfumeries and
toylette soaps.
He is now prepared to accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom with every ar
ticle in his line, either wholesale or retail.
His assortment is composed of the best
medicines of all descriptions, and will dispose
OF them as low for cash, or to approved custo-
mers on time, as can be purchased any where
in the State. Physicians, and the community
generally, are invited to call and examine his
stock as the proprietor 10 determined to spare
no pains to accommodate those who may rely
npon him for their supplies.
Prescriptions aud orders will, as heretofore al.
| ways meet with due attention.
| p. s A large lot Of Congress or Saratoga
water, just received and for sale by the above
May %, 1916. tf-2S.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06
Browns Portrait Gallery,

BrOWn's Portrait Gallery,
OF distinguished American Citizens with
Biographical Sketches.
VNHAT which makes the work more valuable
than any thing Of the kind heretofore pub
lished, is. it contains Fac SMILES of the hand
writing of each individual from Washington
down; which letters alone, to any one who pre-
tends to have Library, are worth more than
the price OF the book-l vol. Quarto Folio, price
$40. Just received and for sale by
d. WOODRUFF.
Book Seller,
Warerly Place.
March ,1Si, f.I8.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06
STATE JOURNAL FLAG OF THE UNION.

COMMITTED to the Jail of Tuscaloosa
~ county, Alabama, a mulatto boy aged
about ~ years, B feet, inches high, who calls
himself JACK, and says that he belongs
to William Hanna, of Greene county, Ala.
bama.
he owner is requested TO come forward,
prove property, pay charges, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
L. w. O'NEAL, Jailor,
Oct. %, 1916. tf-49.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06
Sept. 25, 1916.

COMMITTED to the jail of Tuscaloosa
~ county, Alabama on the 2nd day of Au-
gust, 1916, by James M. Norment, Justice of
the Peace, in and for said county, a runaway
slave, who calls himself TON, and says he be-
longs to James Williams, who lives in Lauder
dale county, Miss, near Marion Said boy
says that he is free, and that he was raised in
Wilmington. N. c., and that his proper name
is Thomas Thompson ; that he was hired, and
brought to Mississippi by trader whose name
is VIM Jemeson, who Id him TO the said
Williams. Said boy is about 25 or 30 years of
age, six feet high. spare built. bright nolatto,
quite intelligent. writes good hand, Is handy
with the needle and razor ard is also thought
to be good cook he is quick spoken, and
says he is subject to dlspepsa. The owner is
requested TO come forward, prove property. pay
charges and take him away. or he will be dealt
with according to the statute in such cases
made nd provided.
l.. w. O'NEAL, Jailor.
September, 18th, 1916, tf43
o. The Mobile Register the Mon tgomery
Advertiser, and the Huntsville Democrat, will
copy the above for six MONTHS unless instructed
otherwise, and forward theij accounts to this
office.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06
G.. J. FIQUET.

"ZOULD respectfully inform his friends
w and customers, that lie is now prepared
to execute any and alb orders in his line with
punctuqIlly and neatness. He has been in
New York manufacturing his STOCK OF
CLOTHING, which he offers very low for
cash. He has also brought with HIM very
fashionable assortment of Fancy Cravats, Vest.
lngs French Cassemere, &C., &c.
Call and see them.
Septenbe. IL, 1916. If 81
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State of Alabama, fayefie county.
1NAKEN up by Michael Shepherd, one sor-
n rel horse, about thirteen or fourteen years
old, fifteen hands high, has bald face, left
hind foot white above the pastern joint, the res,
white above the hoof, white spot on thu right
shoulder.--Appraised 10 thirty dollars, the 9th
Oct. 1916.
JOHN e. MOORE, C. C. C.
Oct G, 1646. (Pr's fee So OO) 3t5l
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

FLORIDA ELEcrroN.-We copy the sub.
Joined paragraph relative to the result OF
the congressional election in Florida, from
the Floridian:
"The failure of the last eastern mail in con.
sequence of the recent storm, has delayed the
receipt Of the returns of the election from the
Eastern counties. We can therefore give nc
full nor definite report of the correct majority Of
Mr.. Cabe. We see no reason to change oui
last estimate. The majority will range some.
where in the neghborhood of loo votes"
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

AN EDITOR IN TRoUBLE.-The editor OF
the Cherokee Sentinel, complains terribly
of the Grand Jury, for Cherokee county,
for finding sundry indictments against him.
He classes the indictments as follows:
Indictment No. i.-Alledged "carrying
concealed weapons Bond entered for
5000.
Indictment No. 2.-AIledged attempt TO
murder. Bond entered for $500.
Indictment No. 3.-A!ledged Assault and
Battery. Bond entered for 800.
indictment No. 4.-Alledged Libel pub.
lished in the Cherokee Sentinel. Bond
$100.
Indictment No. 5.--Alledged Libel in the
'Cherokee Sentinel" Bond 800.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

We see it stated that Hon. Edmund
Burke, commissioner OF patents, has baen
invited, by the democracy of New Hamp-
shire, to take charge of the New Hamp.
shire Patriot, and Hills N. H. Gazette
which are to be merged in one. Mr.. Burke
is the author of the able essays on the tariff
which appeared under the signature Of
Bundlecund."
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

Gov. Browne of Mississippi has ordered
an election, TO fill the vacancy in the Mis-
sppi delegation in congress, occasioned by
the resiguationed Of Col. jeff. Davis--who
is in the army.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

TNHOMAS CUMMINGS, Sem. respectful.
IL ly informs his old customers, and the pub.
lie generally. that he has bought out the above
concern, and will dispose of the stock oh hand,
consisting of every variety Of GENTLEMEN'S
READY MADE CLOTHING, at very
small advance on New York cost, for cash.
The stock is of the very best description Of
goods, and purchasers may rely on being suit
ed, both as to price and quality, by calling at
the old stand, opposite the Bank.
THOS. CUMMINGS, Sen,
August Sd, 1916. f39.
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Grand Lodge of AIaba ma.

Grand Lodge Of "A laba ma.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
" Communication of the M. w. Grand
Lodge of Alabama, will be held at the Masonic
Hall, Tuscaloosa, on Monday the 9TH day Of
December next, at six o'clock, P. NJ.
The officers and members of the Grand
Lodge, Masters, Wardens, Proxies, and Dele
gates of subordinate Lodges, will please take
due notice thereof.
The G. s. will attend at the Masonic Hall on
Saturday the 9Th, and Monday the 9TH, from
nine o'clock, A. M. until four o'clock, P. M. :,
for the purpose of receiving returns
AMAND p. PFISTER,
Grand Secretary.
Oct o, 1916. If AZ
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March ,l6i,

Administrators Notice TO sell Land.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the petition
" of David Johnston, administrator on the
estate of Francis NJ. Douglass, will be heard be-
fore the Oorphan's court of Tuscaloosa county,
on The second Monduy in December next, TO
sell the real estate of said Douglass.
DAVID JOHNSTON,
Administrator.
Oct. 16, 1916. 6t-4S.
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CABIN EFT
FURNITURE,

NEXT DOOR TO THE BELL TAVERN.
VUNtiE under signed continues to make all ar
ticles in his line OF business, on the iosres
terms for CASH. Mattresses, Bolsiers, Pil-
lows, &C., mede to order. Old Furniture ia
ken in exchange (in parD for NEW. Feather
Beds, and old Mattresses. renovated in the best
manner.
mr. Patent Churns, from two to fifteen gal.
Ions each, warranted to produce butter in tsoe.y
minutes. . sft
Particular attention paid to repairing Of old
Furniture.
THOMAS S. JOHNSON.
Jan. so, lS4e, ly-ll
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The New York Express says


The news by the Boston steamer is con.
sdered highly favorable. The rise ofnear.
~ dollar barrel for -four was not antici-
pated by operators here. There is moi
only an advance of prices on flour out on
most other descriptions of breadstuff, with
almost a certainty Of an active demand for
the future. Corn appears to be great ia.
vorite, and is selling in England at about
1876 cents bushel, all expenses included
which, in weight. is nearly equal to the
price Of English wheat-,he average price
in The kingdom being fiiy.three shillings
The improvement Of the price of cotton
and mnre active trade will continue to be
of the greatest benefit 10 this country, and
will have great influence on its trade and
business. 1t is to be hoped that the holders
Of breadstuffs will not raise their prices SO
high as to prevent exporters filling the Or
ders they may receive from the other side.
~~oo-~~.~-N~-~-~~
The refusal of few democrats in Indi
ana to vote the regularly nominated demo
cratic ticket, lost US twelve Representatives
in that State, and that too in counties which
gave democratic majority for governor
Thus was the majority lost US in the Leg
islature Of democratic State.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06
Clubs .viu be furnished Nth

The name of no person will be entered upon
our books unless the payment Of the subscnp-
ton be made in advance.
November 6, 1876. 51-3m.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06
COMMUNICATIONS.
The Warrior River, against all
Rivers.

About ten miles below this city, at Mrs.
Mars plantation, a Swapping or Logger
Head Turtle was caught, which weighed
1875 lbs; and carried on its back two negro
men.
Tuscaloosa, Nov. 4, 1916.
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SOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
IL the style of +. COOPER, y CO., is thus
day dissolved, BY mutual consent and it is
absolutely necessary, that the affairs of the
firm be speedily closed. All persons indebted
will therefore please call and settle their &C.
counts with Thomas Cummings, Sen..s by the
first of September, as no longer indulgence can.
or will, be given. ANA p.
ERASMUS COOPER,
THOS. Gu INNINGS.
August Sd, 1876. tf.39.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

TIE FoRcEs ENGAGED.-The following
10 reported by Capt. Spencer, the bearer OF
dispatches from Gen. Taylor to the Gov
eminent, (and who participated in the bait
lies at Monterrey as the forces engaged:
Gen. Taylor. 1000 regl'rs. ! 9 ooo
1000 volgt'rs, o'ooo 'orce'
Gen. Ampudis, 1900 regl'rs. :, ooo
1000 militix.- ii'ooVS
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06
New Watches,

New Watches, &c.
II EACH & LEWIS have. just received
II A from New York, few Full JewelIed
Hunting Lever Wat hes, which will be sold
very cheap. Also, few Accordions and
Flutes.
March 90, 1916, iEl8.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

COMMITTED to the Jail of Tuscaloosa
~ county, Alabama, on the Goth of Septem-
Der 1916, by Fl. P. Douth,t, Justice of the
Peace, mulatto man, about - years of age,
five feet. seven inches high, who calls himself
GEORGE WASHINGTON, and says that he
belongs to Gen. John Bell, Of Pontitoch county,
Miss. The owner is requested TO come forward.
prove property. pay charges, and take him away
or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
l.. w. O'NEAL, Jailer.
Sept. 25, 1916. tf45
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University Of Alabama.

university Of Alabama,
TIVE final Examination of the Senior Glass,
l. of candidates for graduation, will be
commenced on Monday Nov 9th, and conti>
nued from day to day, at 0 o'clock, A. NJ, and
at o'clock p. M, until finished.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Nov e. .I2dR 4---al.=----.- =. 81
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

o. Our readers will notice the Procla-
nation of the Governor, inviting the people
of the State 10 observe day of "fasting, hu.
initiation, and prayer" Verify We have
occasion TO humble ourselves, and 10 fast
and pray before God; but, in other States
it is common for the Executive to designate,
atthis seasou of the year, lay to be obser-
we'd as season Of THANKSGIVING for
the blessings of The harvest, aad similar to-
kens of the Divine favor, But, perhaps, the
mistake Of His ExceIlency, in the present
instance, in Provdential, and we ought TO
keep day of fasting, instead of Teasing; Of
mourning, rather than of rejoicing.-Ala-
bama Baptist. a.5E
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06
FOR SALE

A well broke, and gentle Buggy Horse.
IA WIN. JOHNSON.
Oct, %, 1876. lido
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ry cloud has passed away, and that he may
yet have IN opportunity 10 win laurels in the
service Of his country.
From the same source from which we
have the above. we also learn that several
Of the Jasper Greens have been allowed leave
Of absence among Them are Messrs Thos.
Burke, Charles Farelly, and David Lynch.
all on account Of sickness, or causes of q
similar nat0re.-Sdp. Republican. Oct. 81.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

SroCK OF CoTToN IN LrvERPoOL.-The
Liverpool Journal Of Commerce under the
date Of Oct. Sd, says:
"The stock in this port is now establish
ed at about $4,000 bales, against 957 900
last year of same period-the stock Of
American 10 about 100000, being a de.
crease Of. $4,000 bales"
This shows an aggregate decrease. Of
S02, 1000 bales.
TREASURY Notes.-The following circu.
lar is published officially in late number
Of the Washington Union. The notes to
DO issued by the Treasury Department will
be equal to specie bearing interest and
will, no doubt, be in great demand.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
October, %, 1876.
This department will issue treasury notes
10 the amount Of three millions of dollars.
bearing an interest of 2.5 per cent. per
annum, payable to the order of persons or
corporations making deposits therefor in
specie in sums Of not less Than one thousand
dollars, with either the treasurer of the
United States, assistant trea surer at Boston,
New York, Charleston. or St. Louis, or trea.
surers Of the mint at Philadelphia, or New
Orleans. .s
The notes viii bear even date with the
date Of deposite.
0s:,' r. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce, in one of
his recent letters, says:
"lI appears officially, to-day. tina, rein,
forcement OF four thousand troops have
been sent to Gen. Taylor, so tina, he will
march from Montery with nearly nine thou.
sand men-supposing him to only leave five
thousand at Monterey. The munition of war
which he has captured at Montery, will
be a great and irreparabe loss to the Mex.
leans. The heavy, artillery, and large
quantity of artillery stores, had been sent
from San Louis to Monterey. and cannot be
replaced, unless we give the Mexicans time
to do it, which the Government has wisely
refused to do. So il this programme be
correct, we may look out for the grand
battle Of San Louis Potosi some where
about the end of this month";"
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

TONES CATECHISM. new supply just
u received, and for sale by
August II, 1e46. u-Se.
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06
Fashionable Cloths, CASH
mcrs and VeStings.
CHARLES J. FIQUET.
nlrrrbant Cantor,

NOMMirTED to the jail of Fayette county.
" on the 18th OF September, 1916, a negro
man named FED, and negro woman, named
ELIZA. Fed is about forty years old, copper
complexion. Eliza is Feds wife, and is thirty.
five or forty years old, of dark complexion Said
negroes formerly belonged to Adley Harris.
Of Fayette county. Alabama, and were sentb by
him to Mississippi for sale. They say they
now belong to Jerry Brown, Of Sumter county.
Alabama. near Pattons Hill. The owner is
requested TO come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take them away, or they will be
dealt with as the law directs.
JAMES M. MARROW,
Sheriff ard Jaer Of Fayete Co.
Fayette e. H., Sept. 81, 1916. 6m>46.
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Forty md Fifty very valuable
aHd likely Slaves

Tuscaloosa, Ala, October 16. 1916. ids 45
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06
VOLUME 3.

We copy the subjoined paragraph, in re-.
ference to the Ohio elections, from the
Union. An abolition governor is elected
by small majority-but on the whole the
vote shows a large democratic gain since
1874:
OhiO---The Late EIectiOn---its Re-
suits.
ALTHOUGH official returns from the entire
State have not been received, sufficiently au-
thentc intelligence has reached US to authorize
the declaration that Colonel Tod, the democrat
ic candidate for governor, has been defeated by
his federal opponent, Mr.. Bebl,, by about $500
or 1900 yotes-that the delegation from Ohio,
in the next Congress, will be composed of a
majority of federasts-that parties are equally
divided in the State Senate-and that the oppo-
sition have majority of about in the House Of
Representative. In November, 1874, Mr.. Clay
received the vote of the State by a majority ris.
ing 500; thus exhibiting federal loss in Ohio,
since the last presidential election, of say 1000
Last session, the opposition majority in the
Senate was 6, and in The House ls showing
a wing loss, in the legislature, on joint ballot,
of l6. In the present Congress, Ohio has IL
democratic representatives. As ia generally
known, the legislature of 1915, since these MEM
bers were elected, re.districted the State-a
proceeding unprecedented in its history. Had
not this change taken place, the democratic
delegation. in the next Congress, would be at
least as strong as in the present. Colonel Tod
received decided majority in each of IA dis
tricts, from which the members Of this Congress
were chosen, viz districts Nos, !, Q, S, 81. 8,
8, 10. II, IL. Is. 16. IL, Is. In no single dis
trIct which elected democratic representative
to the present Congress, has the federal candi-
date for governor received a majority. The
change, then, in the political complexion of
her congressional delegation is not the result of
revolution in public sentiment, but has been
Produced by the unprecedented action of the
State journal & flag., 1846-11-06

Oct. %, 1916
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-03
Eoiteries.
STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let all the S-ond say what tney can,
For selling Pr.zes. SrSArTos's the man,


Tor selling Frpes. SRI ArTos's the man,
Dawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery. Extra 30s Dee 28tL
IS 10 81 60 PC - - 2 So ii 81 ~ % 10 50.
Ticket Nos. Is Sc Three Capitals in Lot
Do. do. ~ 20 gu terry sold and paid by
Do. DO. ~ 50 so STRATTON.
Drawn Noe. ~ Alexandra Lottery. Exus 3i2 Dee 3Is
IA 26 50 Al "a 65 ~ co IS Ia 81 As
Tickets Nos. IL &c. &c 81. each 500. cod and
paid by STRATTON l.
Drawn Noe. If Monongalia Lottery. No. I. Jan I'd:
IS 40 81 Sc So 20 40 81 63 ~ - ~.
Half Ticket Nos d e. 6l. DO. % ~ &C, Do. IS 81
g. aud d.. 10 81 %, -Four prizes lottery sold
and paid by Sustion.
pRAWLSo kECEIyED EgERF par At 1 O'CLOCK.
$1,000. 2Os0.
saiurdsy-AeIa bdrA RrtrA 2 Capitals $1,000 2o5s. Of
1000. Nos I2 drawn. wboss 81 So halves IS ar.
sfl
$4,000. 1900.
Monday Morning-AleHahdTia, C1As- Capitals: $4,000
lsa00. 3ooo 90 Of 1000 IS Nos i3drawn wbos
s,Su2So
Bayern referred my list Of Prizes which registered
~ he odes, proof Of has done; every
errius continues to Increase the number sold and
@ Orders for kax-, eshestes single
Schemes and In all Lottsres will be promptly attended
drasinS sent when requested.
P~as. address otders N. sTRATToN.
Va
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~ RUSSELL BIGGER & CO., AGENTS

~ RUSSELL BlGGER ~ CO., AGENTS
u for u. PAIsE L Co Richmond, Va.
BIGGER CO present their through
out the United States ih= 70 loving Grand
of the They wei worthy the
Of fortune which shon be
great prize sellers and prompt payers
r. RUSSELL BIGGER a co. Richmond Va.
10000 Dollars!-lO,0O0 Dollars.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. ~ to be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware Saturday December 81 lS45
as Nos. IL drawn. Grand Capitals $4,000 dolsrs o.
900, $780, 1000. 25 of ,OOO 25 Of 5OO &c. Tickets
$40, Halves 5, Quarters $50.
January 3d-35, 295 DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No to be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday January 3D. 1886
% Nos. l3 drawn. Grand Capitals: l Capital OF S35-
295, prize Of lO5l5, OF 5000, Of 5,OOO Of $500
Of $780, $500, 1900, 800, $780, l,7OO 1891 IS Of
l,OOO 500, 400, 3OO &c, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters ? so.
10000 Dollars-50 Of 500 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 2 to be drawn
on Saturday, January TO- 1876 Grand Capitals: $780,.
600, 10000, 6l97, 1000, $780, 1000, so of 30O &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters $50.
Another Of BIGGER g. Co.'S Favorites
$4,000 DOLLARS.-5 of 10000, Of 500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. s. TO be drawn al
Wilmington Del, Jan. H. 1886
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~ EGRO HIRING, &c.-The subscriber
will continue the Of SERVANTS for the ensuing
year and having arranged his business
attention To H. he hopes ffO
that line and general city him
not only IN get good homes and high prices
tani part to have their hires well secured He
Servants eniru ted to his through the
cases OF f'ekners and their prefer
deal bs n.uredfsi each by good PbyseaR charge
hhg out Servants will be and the boLd
owner but len for collection additional
WI be charged and viii eGor
intends TO give his attention 70 that business
He Will also aend the SELLING At private
having lad years experience IN IT, feels assured
Satisfaction His charge for selling private sale IS each
de le-dt5tbJan. ROBERT HILL.
Once in The Aney Of The Ben Taxern Rehnnnd VI,
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WAHINOroN, Doc 80 I5t5.
a little passage ia the debate Of the Senate today "a
ther peculiar may have escaped reporters notice
Pending the "oetsensi war" '.f,r Haywood called H.
the subject Of tho Bal - resolutions, Mr. Hanne-
gan inclined 10 insinuae rather broadly that the
compromise advocates Of Oregon rather peculiar
friends Of tho administration Mr. Haywood replied, al
Tor dsclsming any running to the President consult
him a. TO what he should do that he perhaps Pc
eulisr friend In being sincere Mr. flanagan bore
the hit with becoming fortiiude, and Mr.. Phelps took
pinch Of snuH. while audible smile pervaded the gale
re.