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author sing the PR ~utstion Of sword to Col W. VS..
Bhs', late of General ra,lors staff The resolution
vac further discussed and sms ndsd. 20 - TO give
medal win suitable Inscriptions, and to have dupli
Gates OF the seue struck aud deposited In tas LiSra
rier Of West Point and the State
The House Of Assembly then adjonrned.
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Tom Hyer's Movements.

BALtIMoRE, Feb. 10, 1870.
Tom Hyer 10 to give sparrin, exhibition In this
city TO- morrow night. He is followed by immsnse
crowds wherever he goes.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 184s
There is rumor that liver will appear at the Wal
nut Street Theatre, on Wednesday night in the crib
scene Of Tom AMI jerry" and have q set to with
Mann.
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CIHeUIr CeynT.-NOs a. 10, II, Is, 10, 2o 81, a. ~,
"a, 334, rs, 20, ~, 20.
svrrs,oR CouEr Nos 100 H. ST. l. 20, II, IA, ll5,
lt7 lac 1s2 to 1865 100 8, $50 93 49, 82 TO- a. go al
90 A. 81, IT. 30, LOT, 207 "a. D. ISL, %, 10, &c. 49,
'oMnoN PLrA Nos. 81, 81, Go, 90, So 80, 20, o.
40 "a a. L. a. 20, 20 49, 60, 81 So o., &C. 49, S. 49,
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Mary Carroll died at Boston, few days since, Of
starvation.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb 19, 1910.
The Speaker Of the House this morning laid before
that tody the following tscgraphic despatch from the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives of Ohio
which was read by the Clerk, to w.t.
COLUMBUS Ohio, Feb. 10, 1S4o
To the Speaker Of the House Of Rrpresents ves of
Pennsy irania:-The General Assembly Of this State
has passed resolutions protesting against the contain
plated repeal by your Legislature, act granting
the right Of way to the Ohio and Erie Railroad through
Erie county, and declaring their in-snoa to resort
to measures Of retaliation in case the right OF way
shall be denied The resolutions will be wsrded BY
the Governor, by mail.
Respectfully, J. G. BRISLIN.
Speaker OF the House of ssnestveso
The reading of the resolutions produced sen
sation in the Assembly, some treating them With grsst
gravity; others with much merrimen with sllusions
to the disorder which Icing regned in the Ohio As
Mail Failure.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 184o.
The mail failed beyond Petersburg TO- night.
Markets.
BALTIMORE, Feb 10 1S4S
The market remains unchanged. The barber s closed
with ice
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Mail Failure


BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 1840.
The mail failed beyond Petersburg TO- night.
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Baltimore, Feb 10 1S4S.
The market remains unchanged The barber Is closed
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TIE WEATHEa.--rbs thstmo meter yesterdav ind,
Gated the prevalence of cold wssther sill Ths mar
curry at Deatours in Wall street, indicated a. fol-
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WAsHINaroN, Feb 10. 1870.
Is said that Mr. Clayton has pied tbs oaos Of
Secretary Of State He opposed to slavery aud that
too In the broad Of the term and very favor.
able to the black population. This Is the currso'
opniou
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He=san fy IS every apparent did not begin nil the
Sh fOcober; there Lad then occurred slight frost.
ana = weather vas hot afterwards and saw no marks
4 II the hy.
lam sensible that some of TIM facts and Circumstances
hers Contained. lave before stated. IN tie American
Farmer deemed II proper rive yoaa tui. ~tatem:n,
though may IL justly eAar-e1 WIN r-paLill'n;
.WI CARMICHAEL.
| WYE. Q1een Anu's c., va, Fe5 TO, lci9
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ACRTCUL TURAL.
Fram he Paninare .Iar'em Farmr

OF TIE Est MODE 10 PREVENT INJURY
,,.l, .l,..,-, ,.,-,,,. ,-n,r,r,s, ,>-.r,,.,...
~ A"h'' i 'I''- /" H'"I'7' i, IN lN' e~c-
81. 10 IT"rr HN'n'tr /" '"e american faThor y'G s'-
H'i essays o9 '1e 9'-' h'' Oh preventing IJ+} '' n.y.
T'1.H- ny Df'- ''setl~ - i'" a'4'e "y o'-9T'a
u., a.' ,., Nm, ,..r.., .rrn. .-t.-;
IVY neg I'.'''d '''' t'1 P.l -7' " ,'W, ahA a-fi-
culture '""la WY "'r' 'i spun ''i- l"' t,f't'l-
iHh 'ft- "i 'h ''I r'"P RI 'l'oN' "7't7 a"4 worms
."'r T-t'i''ilra " ie "9.e"P "F -saI c'1h HI .S
wy NV ~, l'' '-4.n'' o",' '.'." "..'.'
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ROSS CAST IRON Mills

THE subscribers have Just received four Of Ross Cast
Iron Corn Mills which offering accommoda-
ing terms we would simply recommendation OF this
will, that no farmer miller who has sufficient to
tur one ought to be without it. 1t is very simple,
cheap and useful machine and has failed please where
it has been tried.
Maichl It's LACY s GARLAND.
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'E4SHIO.N.S FOR SPRING s. SUMMER lo49
JUST RECEIVED BY

FEY DOORS .4BOVE .HEE.H& GTT.4TKLN'S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL b. TEUR.IAN7S
J. B. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally for the very liberal patronage
tended to him previous to his copartnershp with WE
Lee and during that time, and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the bust
ness nto his own hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will be taken
to have work intrustei him. done well as i
can be done elsewhere JAMES B. EDWARDS.
Sept. l4-ts.
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CDSTE-sTEE5 EEe7LE.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING:
ITUOLES1LE.1 AND RET3TT

SERtNI AND SUMMER I IO HIM.:
TTHOLES.lLE.l AND RET3H
NN hand and r s the largest and bcst assortment Of
" SPPLNG ana SJ,N.IEB CLOTHING. at prices
very much reduced.
COATS.
Cats IF every VARIETY embracing al the latest styles and
9 improved tut ana make from IS cts to ? 3, j. s. 6,
S, SO and upwards.
PANTAfOONS
Pantao,ns Of all kinds from rs cs to l. 50, ~ 2 80,
audalo very fashionable syle the IaInartne stripe,
as ;, 5l, u, ana upwards.
VESTS.
Vests Of every variety, comprising silk satin. cashmere
mar,cc, valencia, from 50 ety. IS cts, ST. p, = So
W and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always hand the largest and best assortment Of Bows
Clothing ever offered in tnis city.
\ splendid assortment Of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
Of thc be make together with large ana handsome varie
y IF s, and marseils ve=tings, winch will be made up
order in the best 20per cent les than the accuom
cd prices, and iii all and beautiful fit guaranteed
AT COSTUME HALL,
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre ,lIartet Space.
l.. II. COLE.
- Attached t. Tie above. is Of the largest and
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES ia the country embracing
every variety and make prices which fail please
any wishing To purchase. OZONE PRICE ONLY-E5
Baltimore, aid, April 2-wly.
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.BRTLLL7NT SCHEME.

3Szl I'll DINER TWO draNN ~'I
2jJjD Suela numhes prize, LOO
Prizes amounting 10 ; .402 600 dollars!
Whole Tickets 500, halves IN, quarters p, Ei9hths
p %.
certificate IF Whole Tickets 1000; half tickets 500;
qrarer tickets 250: eight tickets I23.
The purchaser Of package has chance n 2IOl Of
drawing 100000; | chance ID 50 Of drawing luODOj,
81, O0O $4,000 y 500; chance IN If drawing cap
jtllotI00O1J, $4,000, $4,000, 1880, 5000, 1000,
5000, 1000, or 1850.
So 3 Of IS 500
Grand Cons ,Iat Lottery. CIss 20. t, Be drawn al
Baltimore, pril Attn, 1910. rs Nus, 10 drawn.
CAPITALS.
prize of $4,000 | do 1906
d. $1,000 A. prizes Of l,o0
do $1,000 90 10 jUl
Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters $50.
) OF 500 600.
Susquehannoh Lottery. Class NJ. 70, to be drawn
April 18th, 1919 Is Nas.-l4 drawn.
CAPITALS
prizes IF $4,000 prizes ofl33=
: do 5000 20 10 1000
do 100 Sc. Sc.
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters 30.
IN addition ID Tie above W. have every day lotteries
with capitals from j to $1,000 Dollars Price Of lie
kets to % Dollars. When a remittance is made to
us, large or small, we will always invest in tile most
popular lotteries On hand.
Orders for packages or single tickets. promptly and
Incidentally attended to. if addressed 70 D. Paine Go
orto G. W. PURCELL s co.
Richmond, Va.
April 2-w3w
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k'S
~ CIr, mt Superior Court 81 Law ana Chancer 9th,
loWn ST iynchhurg, the 9th day Of March, ls1 G III,
Caivfl Tate, Alice Murrell and Harriet Tate Dn
Lucy Tate. Samuel Garland, adm'or de bonis nan
TAFT acc ~ Grief Tate, IN his right and a. ~ Cao
tor ot Edmund N Tate decd, Claiborne Deisnn I'll ra
A~h and Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas Hovle and D. ofas
IIeison N'u -11usnsa NJ
Tbe dcfcndant. Grief b. Tate, Claiborne DeisoD 1
Ash and Lucy Ann lis wife, Thomas HOWE ara D. Tomas
WIFE Charles ". Dei>on, Gustavus lcison and An@ .b
Deisnn, no having entered their appearance ana riy
ritv according to the Act of Assembly and the Rt FISH
Court, ana it appearing by satisfactory evidence M Is
arc net lnhab tants Of tins country 1t is ordered
said defendants do appear here the first day NJ ~ ne
term ana answer the original and amended bill Of H. pe
tis and that copy Of tins order be forthwith ir IN
newspaper printed in the town Of Lvnchbpr t
months suces~vcly posted at the front door d III we
house, in the said town.
Copy-Tcstc,
March S-w2m p RODES, Clerk
VIRGINIA: At Rules holden in the Clerks O6e m;
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancerv t tR
town Of Lvnchburg on he 18Th day Of March, 1915 " m
William H. Morgan James Morgan jr., Ann \. NJ.
gln ana Alexander M Morgan, the last three infant rLi
and helr at law Of James W Morgan decd sue bv IL
said William H. Morgan their uncle and near friend 6F
George Pollard William Radford and Hector Ion, 7.
ccutors Of Richard Walker deed, Samuel Nowlin sam,
Hannah, Thomas @. AGREE, Caroline +. II. Morgan air
ratry with the VIII annexed Of VIM. Morgan deed anI
Charles II. Mostly. executor Of Thomas A. Holcomb i
Marshal Of the LyrchbuFg District, Derts
The Defendant, orgc Pollard, not having entered II;
appearance and given security according the Az II
scmhy and the Rules Of this Court, and il appearing Nv a.
acry evidence, that he is not an lnhabant Of his conn
ty: j. ordered, that the said defendant do aprar b
the first day Of the nest term and answer the bill the
i'll; and that a copy nc this order be forthwith ins
some newspaper printed in the town Of I.ynrhbmg ~ IL
months successfully. and posted at the front door Of ,
courthouse ill sand town.
4 Copy-Tesie,
March lJ-w2m u. RODES. w
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EHRG E.N'E.E.

CST received at the Book Sore Map Of the Internal
Improvement Of Virginia. adopted by tie General Assem-
ply OF Virginia, 18th March, lSIS. Price One Dollar.
Feb 5-ts ID, b. PAYNE s BRo.
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WE respectfully request lie attention Of The public 70 the
w annexed magnificent scheme which W. oIer believing
to be the best arranged and magnificent Lottery evef
drawn
Is Number Lottery, II Drawn Ballots
Each package Of - tickets Will have l. drawn numbers
A package Ut p tickets CAR draw -25aOOO.
The lowest three number priz is ~l,5o0.
THE 1T and 81 drawn numbers entitled to $1,000.
Ti- .he.1 examined ana approved Hy the state
Lottery Commissioners and viii b drawn in Baltimore Sly
hnrIL ~ Iell.
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they therefore, have TO recommend their
PIANOS with full confidence, and ak it favor 81 an
wishing good instrument to call and their stock
before purchasing elsewhere at their establishment
Nos. S, 9 s IL Eutaw-st.,
where NAV be constantly found large assortment of g. G,
ana octave PIANOS, plain ana highly finished asses
of Rosewood Mahogany, sci, with all the latest European
and American improv cmcnts.
Tile following letter from Miss Adele Hohnsock and NJ
Charles ohnsoc, and Mr. Schubcrth, who used one Of
their Pianos in their successful Concerts in this
city viii Show the estimation in which those distinguished
artists hold the Pianos manufactured by Mes knabe &
Gaehle
Baltimore, February, 1919 :
On our musical tour through the United States became
acquainted with the Pianos manufactured by Mesrs knabe
< lchlc OF Baltimore. They furnished with Of the
Grand Pianos for all Concerts at Baltimore, and hay ing
there tried il i'll every variety Of music, and fully tested s
power happy to declare, we de- with in conf
dcncc the Pianos by them among the
most perfect have met Uth in the United
States, ani rival t Pianos Of the most celebrated lac
tories in Eur1pe-Ihe Pianos IF Mcsrs. huab, & Gahe
are constructed with thc utmost distinguished for
durability. and Ir fine sonorous and full tone and have
beside agreeable touch we take pleasure
mcnding them to the public
TN
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Ralf;more Advertisements.
G. e L, 4 a
MAMMOTH LOTTERY!
Grand CAPITAL E8ri=e 100000.

splendid prizes Of $4,000 each amounting to 100000.
splendid prizes Of 20 600 each. amounting 100000
prlzcs Of el2 5Jj Amounting to >lGO-00O.
2OPrizcs Ut S5,0uJ, amounting to SlOOUJ0.
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EFACkEREL AND CHEESE
W y IS barrels No. M4ckerel,
IL Hits 10 do
p boxes t-Engli~h Dairy" Cheese,
Iust landed ana for sale bv
Jan Its AIcCORTIE s SIMPSON.
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JAMES GARLA N d

N d B5' S Fl CD e
At old Spring Ware House.
YF,TT the citizens of lynch
L. burg andtt- vi.inity, that his
ag0ss-Elsagzialg and
BLA G K 5 NJ | L II $ II OPS,
are now full operation All those who GOOD nice and
cheap work get by calling the subscriber, no is
prepared d0 all kinds ST work III Both Branches with
.NTfT,NESS AND DESPATCH
lie has large stock If very superior seasoned timber TO
Commence with ana His wor1men equal to any il the
of Virginia. In his Smith Shop he has rsrat Smiths
good aud or-c Shocrs and always has hand good
stock Of Shoes and Nails.
JOHN IL. BAILEY.
I.vnchburg March l3-ts
The subscriber has2 very superior ROAD WAGONS
finished eral Carryalls, and sccondanded
ALSO,
Several Secondhand Road wagons:
and will short time have and eepa general asormento
T3GONS. CARTS, PLOTGHS .RND
TTHEE[- B1RROUS
All Of which lie VIII sell low.
JOHN H. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel, Ivnchburg March l3--ts
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Clothing FsFs75g!sHr,cvt.

BACON. ACOT.--We have f5r sale, lot IF New
- Bacon recommend superior Also, old
Bacon. SNiTTHSOE & STATIIAM.
March 12-ts
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NlRtiNIA-N Rulcsholden in the Clerks Oe------
Circuit Superior Court 81 Law ana Chance" It'll
Town st !ynchhurg, the 9th day Of March lsi9 'or Ii
CaiVtl Tate, Alice Murrell and Harriet Tate " w.
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THE INDEP Z N DENT
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY B Y
GILES M. HILL YER.

TIE r NJ S Three dollars per annum in
advance, or four dollars if not paid in advance.
acknowledgements inserted at one dollar per
sqharc-ten lines or lcss-ior the first insertion,
Ind fifty cents per square for each subsequent
insertion. Business Cards, not exceeding one
square, ten dollars for the season. ADVERTISE
inents which are not marked with the number
of insertions, will be inserted IT'LL forbid, and
charged accordingly
***Candidatcs names announced rs follows:
For county Offices, five dollars; State and Dis
trict Offices, ten Enthusiastically in adpahce
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The City Of the Demons.
BY WILLIAM MAGlNN. ESQ.

ne eHS Oh the Demons,
BY WILLIAM MAc1NN. ESQ.
/ In days of wore. there lived in tho flour
ishing city OF Cairo Hebrew Rabbi. hy
/ name JochOnan, who was the most learned
OF his nation. His fame went over the
East, and the most distant people sent their
Young men to imbibe wisdom from his 'irs.
| lie was deeply skilled in the traditions If
| the fathers and his word ON disnu,eJ
I point was decisive. He was nious ms.
temperate and strict. but he had unr yirr
"a love Of pold had seized unnn his baart
and he opened not his hand to the poor
Yet he was wealthy above most his wis.
dom being to him the source Of riches
The Hebrews Of the CITY were grieyed at
this blemish on the wiSest of their paoplp .
| but though the elders Of the Tribes continu-
ed to reverence him for his fame the vn-
/ men and children of Cairo called him bv
no other name than that of Rabbi buchanan
the miSer.
None knew. so well as he the ccreno.
MES necessary for initiation into fine reli-
zion of Moses: and consequently tIn cv-
crcisc of those solemn Offices vas to him
another source of cain One d,v ~ Ln
walked in the fields about Cairo roHycrsin,,
with youth on the iatefrre,atinn Of the
law, it SO happened that the ANGEL nr death
smo,e the vGune man snddpnIv anJ h.,
/ fell dead before the feet Of .he pabLi even
while he was We, speaEiug. Wh3n ,hr
/ Rabbi found that the youth was doad bn
rent his garments and g,or.ied Tie LoRp.
/ But his heart was touched. aid the tlouphts
Of death troubled him in the vision. cf ,he
/ ni4hl. lie felt uneasy when ne rejected
On his hardness 10 the roor. and he said
blessed be the namc Of the Los5! TLe
/ first good thing that an asked :, do in
that holy name. will perform but he
sighed for he feared tha.soma one mjobt
ask Of him portion Of MS cold.
While vet lie thouuht mon these tLinos
there came loud cly at h. cate.
awake. thou sIeepcrr' said The voice.
awake! 4 child is in dancer Of death.
and the mother hath sent me for thee. that
thou mays, do thine Office"
The niyht is darl. and gloomy" said
the Rabbi. coming 10 his easement Sand
mine age is grem: are there not Younger
men than i'm CairoD
For thee only. Rabbi Joclonan whom
some call the wise. but whom others call
Rabbi JocIonan the niSer. was SENT
lGoro :. ,,,II" eail n, ,.r ina, ,,,t q, ,,,,.,,
ii.,o - -o'" a"'" ~, ' ., "ut O. pun
% S'qT','I-- '''. l'o' ,''y !''1I' 'ol ''o'"
~ ",g"!c ;'o u 'o'''' III '''o '"''io u
'"o MN p "Pp 1,...l., ..,.,, a.,
so '''o h"up, 'l,oi I ui'o'' 'I5e vow ne
,lau JUST maui, "I'o nc 4lo''"'U III SP'''1
'o' 'tie l,u,Se So','','I I ie"' .,..,..
s ,'oU ,h m',G5 ' to,'Y4 } ~ ,", .'', ,
20 WIN i!ee' s''o NC 10 '''' NAN n pul
nope Inc ulS'"I'ce IS ''o' Id'' III up my
9ol'L
lhG pace IS "l Manu- s''u ''le SlTau-
ger, Who was 9aIi'"t yHu'n' II lll'S'IlIi :,
coi'' i''.'o' DC SI'r''] Io' ''','I 'r'IoS,
'ocIio.'',l "Io,e' "'p'So' ','ISe'!, anu &c
co'lPa"'Go t''e S''",'9c'' ,''''I I'"t !'@ c'Ic-
Iuy loch ;. up an .i,e uoo'S o' ms nolse
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Marble Yard.

80. 81. FTd1lciS- Nreef,
MOBILE Mn.
A large and good assortment of Italian and
American
Marble Monuments, Grave stones,
Tombs, NIantels, Window Sills, Table
Tops, Bath Tubs, &C., at very low prices.
All kinds of Marble and Stone Work exccu
ted in the best manner. at short notice.
Marble boxed up with the greatest care. and
delivered on boatsirec of charge
JARVIS TURNER
March 1st, $780, 46-ly
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New GOcds for Spring, 1919.

wv" ~0V"o i"i 0PiH"S' io41'
w NJ. COXART, successor to Co2art &
w Clarke takes great pleasure in announce
ing to the citizens Of this city vicinity and to
the public at large, of Nort Mississippi and
Alabama, and more paricula, y TO the friends
and customers of the former concern, that he
Is now in receipt and daily receiving and will
continue to receive during this month, much
the largest, most complete and select stock
Of scasonabe Goods, staple and Fancy, that
has ever been brought to this market selected
with great care by himself from first hands,
NJ MANUFACTURERS AND lMroRTERs, which he
can afford and will offer at prices correspond
ing with the times. He would specially invite
the attention of the Ladies to his list of few
of the leading articles in the fancy line, viz:
Extra Rich Brocadc Poult de Sole,
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CILKS----B Black & Fancy Dress, Apron, Pink,
~ Blue, and White Satin, Florence &c; Black
and Colorcd Silk Nclvcts. &c.
For sflc by ECKFORD & GATES
Oct. 10, 1910.
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JAMES CORNING,
No. 1G Dauphin Street. MobRe Ma.)
IMPORTER AND DEALERIN.
Fine Watches, JeWeIry, &c, &c.

a
SAuy and Plated Hare, Military Goods, Guns
Pistols, &c., &c.
Has Just received from Boston, New York
and Philadelphia. Cooper's celebrated London
Duplex, for correctness in keeping time has no
superior: also Tobias x Co. and Morris Tobias.
London made Watch, with certificates in his
own hand writing; and II splendid assortment
of the latest styles diamond, coral, cameo and
turquoise bracelets pins, rings in sets complete,
and IA great variety OF every other descriptions
SILVER WARE.
Warranted made from pure coin, such as
silver tea sets, silver castor, patent threaded,
plain table, tea, desert. mustard and salt spoons,
patent. French and table, desert knives and
forks, soup gravy and cream ladies' butter
knives, new pattern; silver cups. goblets. nilt
inside, and plain octagon, engraved free of
charpc.)
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE.
Fine plated casters. from Sheffield x Bir-
mingham. new style, revolving and stand, from
SIS to $l5; mantle and chamber candlesticks.
of all sizes and patterns, with steel and plated
shutters and trays, cake and fruit baskets, veg
etabc dishes, plated waters from 6 to "a inches
do oval, britannia sets, complete with urns Of
Sheffield and American manufacture; German
silver table and tea spoons do. forks, fine.
MILITARY GOODS.
A large assortment OF every thing in this line,
such as chappcaus, Gilt and silver trimmed; gilt
and silver plated swords, epauettes. laces, stars
buttons, fringe, tasscls, spurs, belts. buglcs,
silk sashcs, worsted crimson and yellow sashcs,
U. S. Infantry caps, plumes and equipments for
any officer from commander in chief down
to a corporal. Orders for an outfit for com
panies will be attended to with promptness and
despach.
q, Il al
repairing clocks watches, music boxes. cw-
elry of all descriptions canes mounted with
gold and silver. My friends and the public
will please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere
The highest prices will be paid in trade for
old Gold and silver.
March LIST, 1919. d6-ly.
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1849-12-01
The TattersalIS Livery Il Exchange
Paints, Oils, Glass &C., &c.
JOHN h. TODD,

tNo. Al, Dauphin-sf) MOBILE, Mn.
Wholesale and retail dealer in every article
belonging to
PAINTING, GLIDING, &c.
White Lead, Artists Coors in Tubs.
Linsecd Oil, Prepared Canvass. Eascls,
Sp'ts Turpentine, Palette Boards Crayons,
Copal Varnsh, BrushcIs, Pencils Models
Paint Brushes, Gold, Silver 4 Copper Leaf,
Japan, 8 Bronze
N L S O.
Orders for Banner, Sign or other Painting,
executed with dispatch and at the lowest prices,
at the old stand AZ, Dauphin-st
March LIST, 1919. 1y.