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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-18
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CREsCETr DFFfcs,
EhuIlday Morning, October b. 1873
COEFoN'-Ihers wa no change in the Cotton market
Yesterday except some inoIeassfn the demand Witch st
ed II sales OF nearly l9oO bales taken mostly for the North
HEW.OREEANs CLASSIFICATION
lHisoI ..'..'....s9 "a ddling Fair. a51O1<
Hddas. :............sS 81 osa
Good biddlinE.,..O 0i014 Coed and Fna 80. no5i nai
TOBACCO.-NaarY 100 bids. were disposed Of nelud
ing the following lots; Admitted and RsIassd at s5e
round II hhdS Admitted &C., and 70 hhds 50 A. at 5
and % r. Al 4zc p b. A hogshsad Of crop was re-.
oeivsd yesterday geFn Clarkzvis. Tennessee the
fut arrival this season.
SUGAR AND HIOLASSES.-SOms SO hhds old sugar
were sold q 6zN5%o for Fair Prime. aad II b5s nav
MoazlsS at 25e. o gallon.
FLOUR-Ths light recsps Of Flour have rendered, the
akst msE for two three days back and at the time
checked the demand About 800 to 1000 bbls ssd
oompLIHg go bbll Fine at a 90 40 bb Illinois and
ond y Louis Ct "a 5000 3d. and several smaller lots at
~ 575ki0o4 50 9 bb.
COkNs-Only few small sales q s. and &c. . bushei.
OATS-sales Of 300 sacks st. Louis from store 4lo
HAY.-A lot Of 400 bales Northern was sold fi0m ship
918 IS p ton.
-PRoVIsI0NSs-ssVeral small lots Of Mess Pork were
aiIpOlsd Of At % IS bb In Bacon and Lard could
hear Of 20 transactions worth reporting
BAGGIH9 AND ROPE.-ao0 coils were sold on private
terms, and 100 pieces Basging 1T 16o. cash.
LlME-A cargo Of 800 eslkI ThomaGtoR iust received
brought 81 50 caak
WHISKY.-Dul ct go. for Rsa,ifed
FRE1GHTS.-The ship ROokal engaged for Bostou At
81 SIX for full cargo Of Cotton.
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Harris Celebrated Cheap Shirt Depot,
GENTS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. Is Camp Street,
AM opening per arrivals largest asuort-
ment Of every kind Of
SHIRTS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
to which would solicit inspection by repensng their
wardrobe. The following part Of our present stock Of which
are our own manufacture imported direct thus house:
Linen Shirts:
Esa sugeTans round thread made in finest Style
Fine Irish Linen, Of various patterns nd make
Muslin and Cotton Shirts:
Finest English Musliu Yoke Neck, 6aest work
No. XOff Mills d. so9 3I sind stitched b0aOHl
Extra fine DO. do embroidered bosorns
Fine Cotton Shirts, Of every quality and style and Price.
Colored Shirts:
Muslin Shirts with Coorsd Linen BOsoms Collars and Wrist
Fine Coored and Travelling Shirts Ibanda
Linen, Check and Cotton Check Shirts;
HICKORY Of heavy and hight material.
Cotton, Silk and MeTino Shirts and Drawers:
Lambs Wool ShirtsHnd Drawers;
French Flannel Wrappers and Drawers;
Red and White ,Fanne Shirts and DaVers;
Sill Undershirs and Drawers;
Gauze MeTino Shirts and DraWera;
Gauze Cotton Shirts;
Heavy Cotton ShirtI
Slab Cotton Shirts for Clubs and Firemen;
very hps Merino Shirts and Drawsrr;
CRAYATs ana sCARFs Of the riches, and nswes, kinds;
SHOULDER BRACES; PORTE HoNNIEs.
MORNING GOWNS :; TOOTH BRUsHEs.
NIGHT CAPS R4oossH15 s " aysI7 YER
o9 2dp ISAAC HART. Is Camp st.
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WANTS.

1--WE GERMAN GARDENERS WANTED-Apply
= at22 Ratehez stTeet-np stains. of6
RRICK-LAYER AND PLAsTERER WANTED
y Apply at z Natehez street, up stain. OILS
WANTEDs-A man to act as Clerk None need apply
w unless he u man fully competent do out and in.
door business. be mnst be man who thoroughly ac-
qnalnted IN the city and who the best Of city refer
ence Address with neal name, o. p at this Office Ol3 1w
WTANTED TO HIRE-TwO abIebOdied DRAYMEN
" OF sober and INDUSTRIOUS habta well Acquainted in
the city, to whom good wages will be given.
Apply atS8 MAGAZINE STREET. OlO
NNANTED.-A gentlemah Of sixteen years' experience
w IN commercial transactions, is DESTROYS of Obtsinng
situation in respectable house. in any capacity haI
competent knowledge of English, French and Spanish :
can give undOnbted reference, and would be willing
make himself generally useful Adde'S T at this Ofis Ol0
NNEANrED-By a yOung married mana ttuati6n as
w BOokksepeT, having been employed such for a
numbeT OF year. Thinks he give satisfaction to his
employer. Salary not much thought of steady en-.
poyment Please address A. MoN., at the Cescant Office
wren and where an interveW may be had. The best OF
city references given. % 2w
ATANTED.-5OO LABORERS-To work on the Mo-
" bile and Ohio Rsilfoad, to whom will pay good
and give constant employment for twelve months
The work Is dry and in as healthy region any in the
Unon For further information apply to the SUBSCRIBERS
the work, a the Engineers Office. Mobile.
Of 2m WALTER d. RIDDLE & co.
NAANTED.-A Situation as Assistant Salesman in a
w Clothing stone, by young man who has been en-
gagged In the Clothing Business in this city for the last Eve
yeaW, AID who can furnish the best city references
note addressed to J. b. and left at this Office will
meet with prompt attention. sf3
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CITY iTEhs-OuT reports comphss everything Of ntsTss
mat could be cleaned yesterday The great deah Of To-
Gals" however, prevents much Of q VARSITY.
CowHIDga-A exhibition Of this kind Of as.ault came
win g Bel made an affidavit bsfofe Recorder GsSois
ing hem with the offence Nj Bel Ssis1 tbsf IL wa z.
bis store No Royal street when John Ellis came e and
diatSy aacksd BY j. O. VIE win eo6ids, when ln Is
So a eyer so s HSaa 2, a r., ies The Ohe5 parties. b
es certain charges made by Bel again the
PEoPEETy REcovEeEp.-Mf Bandn Deposited ye,,s,
day il the High eonEiable's Office Of the Fist Muniei5sTv
w y in money! silver watch two Eazon and fen piess
boy bsopse g M Ba, GSaa ne pave P9ss oS # nso
n tb ~ lns matter and he1was locked up for
-'-''--st ~NA-la1--o1.
CHARGE OF 5wINDLIEe.-Andrew n. Atkip1on vvs, q,
Lesed Yesterday on the affidavit Of John Taylor acousins
I'm o. slRndi1g. Recorder GsnOs will examins the mat
ter and until then say nothing mOfs ChaTRs1 AZ
thing but criminal matters. ~
STOLEN PRoPERFE.-John Sullivan was found on che
syee on tuesday evening with sundV articles Of clothing
IN bis possession. which he was offering at great saccs
for this Of doing business and was sent by RecosT
Baldwin to the woIkhouse.
RoBRERY.-James Ward and James HaIksy wse or.
stealing lot Of boots and shoes valued al ESQ f9m sbp
Dogsne on ne 5lgh Of the 18th inst Tbs ascusd Willie
examined on me 20
AssAUIT.-Nichoas Turner vss exsmiue5 v,,,s,5sv bs
l9e Recorder Batwin charged with beating bis sister
1s staenee clearly vent 70 show that Turner bad com
only bound over to keep the peace ~ VS.
LARoEEY-P. Pouiiat; having been charged By Clement
Dup1e with teOn iOusly taking, The ln fifteen rails
Of paper aRd basket worth in all a10. was arrested yeSie
day BY the First Municipality police The property beopFed
to the estate of Marie Martel.
GIVES IT UP.-Dsns MsCarty, concluding it useless TO
struggle solitary aud alone in this CITY RUped VegfeT
dey iof lodgings in the WoTkhouse of the Fist Munopoy
and he was accordingly sent down.
THETT-Nat, slave of Frgret & Co., was taken into
custody yesterday the complaint of Mm DieTsleT who
stated that he had stolen her and tho cOnants
consisting of the usual days supply.
DEsTTUTK-A citizen brought yesterday to the Molina
othee Of the First Municipality lad named William Henry
Giehet who was nendless and sick He sent to the
Charity Hospital,
ARREsTED-Wm. Middleton, cha rEed- with larceny was
arrested yeseday by the First Municipality police ne hSd
. gold Ooket in his possession. -
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Cheap Paper, Blank Books & Stationery


AT NO. ST CAMP STREET
TENEE snbscnbes respectfully fatuTn thRHk8 G3a1Gh
4 to their numerous irieBdi and the plb- ZALAt
lie ltOI the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon them, and would respectfully
solicit lis continuance having hand full and com.
gete Stock Of every article Ia their tne AND DAILY
RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES Their present Stock, con.
Sas, IN part OF the following which they offer at the
LOwest market rates - :
I, BLANK BOOKS.--LedgeFs, Joumas Cash, Invoice.
Account Current Record and Receipt Books, OF all sizes
and Of the best quality.
COPYING LETTER PRESsEs--With Book, and
BLANKS. - ustOm.hOuss Entries and Commercial
Blanks of every descriptions Bills of Exchange, Notes,
Drafts, ETC. etc, in great variety. -
CHECK BOOKS-On all the solvent Banks and Bank
ing HOuIes in the city. =
STEEL PENS-Of every manufacture; choice selec
.PAPER- OEevery descnpdon-Engsh. French and
American manufacture.
INK.-Blaok, Blue and Red also COpydng-an extern
sive assortment
| -INKSTANDs-Of all known kinds
Waers Sealing Wax, Quls India Rubber Lead Pen
ellis Wafer Stamps Rodgers Penkniyes and raAss 0Ge
Tape Sand and Sand Boxes, Letter Clips Bill Files Black
Lines, Pen HOden and Pen Racks, TN FapeS Cqtien'
Counting House Calendars, Banker Cases. Portfolios,
Memorandum Books, Disnes etc., ETC.
HAVING ALSO, A COMPLETE
lob Printing Office and Book BindeTy
in the same building prepared 10 execute ofdea for
Printing Binding in superior Style and at such poes as
cannot fail in giving SatistsGtlOn. ,,.,,,.,,-s,
StatGnen and Blank Book ManuisetuIen,
Il4 dsnI 81 Camp ItIeet. New OEleanl
ANDREW ]. AUIT. Sam. OAKEY SEYMOUR
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FIRE II q e O r. r e s.
4 ANDING from New York and Boston Packets
20 half bbls. No. / MACkER
S0 Fts " [ERS ;
90 bbls. different kinds BISCUITS & CRACK.
:, TAPl0CA;
=. SAG0;
1 cases ORANGE FLOWER WATER
rs pkgs. TEAS, medium, fine extra and super
100 boxes extra fne Pearl STARCH;
cases CtTRON,
Goods. RAYMOND ARMITAGE,
on iOt u Camp Itreet.
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French Language
The Best Opportunity Of acquiring this Useful
IdiOm is nO1o offered.
MR.. EUGENE ESDRA will his French Evening Classes
M sufficient number Of scholars obtained
His pupils and those wishing join hiass, invited call and
enter their
For further particulars apply his Office No % Duncans Build
IA gs Exchange Place --- ~
~ Mi E. teaches Double Entry BOOK KEEPING, attends to
the opening adjusting and closing Books in the French and Eng
lish Languages, OCS In
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Household Furniture. =. Household Furniture.
BY J. M. DEPASS, Auctioneer.

,,,t,,,n.,r,,- - Office 20 BaRks Arcdde Passage.
oeober 10, at IL OciockWl be sold al auction,
4 IN me Arcade Passage, IN front Of my office
general assortment Of fine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
sung o. Arnor Rocking and Parlor Chairs
ire TaAcs sdboards, Washsands Bedseads Bedding Carpets
t. ETC. -. Also -. -
fine Gold Lever WATCH; and
- 6ne COOKING STOVE, cost 500
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
0B.4eeOBnt Of Departure . Elegant Furniture, Glass
Linen, CURLING. Flate and Silver Ware, etc.
Catalogue SAFE DRY Goods.
BY II, H. pETTTPATN.

store, 8 Canal street.
10 packages Of desirable FALL WINTER GOODS con-
sng Of Blankets Of various sizes and qualities blue white and
req anne heys and Lnys blue BLACK and mixed Satihets,
Soths 9no Camesi Wo0en Pai1s styles Caheres and
ue lanes colored plain and figured Merinos and Als
paecas shSR Of various sizes and quaes Prints, Cambrcs,
Linen CaDric and Silk Handkerchief; Linen Damass, Coon-
auss Iapei oWesi etc, etc. and DOMESTIC GOODS such
as Deni1a Stripes and Tekss blue beached Drills
Shirtings ''-I
Terms-Lberal atHale.
Gaos1es win be ready and goods examined early the
ak
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PROPERLY REcovERED.-ME Baudin Deposited ye,tsf
~ " !ne hgh Con5tables Office Of the Fist Muncpaify
y IN Money silver watch two and pieces
boy belonging TO Mr.. Davidson Th slave vOud net iys
any explanation Of the matter and eswas taeud M foT
further examination. 4 W III
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THEFT-Nat, 4 slave of Frsre & Co. was taken into
custody yesterday the complaint of Mn. DeHleT who
stated that he had stolen her basket and tho contsntS
eonslsting Of the usual days supply.
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No.15 CAMP STREET..
I w. DOLBEAR viii continue To receive New.
u Pupils WRITING during the entire Fall
Bnd Winter. Pupils from to so years Of age ANa
tsught good business style IN short time.
II Hours 70 II A. NJ, Alto P NJ, and Z to
at night. s24
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Groceries. :. Retail and Wholesale.
AULT g. SEYMOUR,
ho.244 TCHOUPIFOULAS STREET.
BsttDssa ST. joseph street and ST. MaTV's MaTk6f.
UNHEY take much pleasure 70 inform their friend! and the
4 public generally, that they have purchased me ven
known iROCERX, ga gchOupitOulas street stuStea -
cOnVenens to st. May Market and which y uuea w "
the manha-WheHs every RFtlols in the GToosy nhe
ali ALWAYS be found, and at the lowest prices. . , =.
Orders from their friends in the country, or In te oS'
ede beiI bs5afed to furnish every article Of GrocsIes,
thsv will suDCIy their friends with FLOUR POTATOES,
MEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS, and FOhks N
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NEg. bEaeyg.

g7iEnniersisncd viii business hereafter IN
der the name AMI style Of '. I'll -tfEN EIItR \ Co.
at the Old stand Of the old firm They have now and will!
continue e keen, handsome assortment Of
DE = @o3DZa
ln=slag pr. q Broad C.QtAs C1ss.ucgqs, Ylsngs,
Ca-~inctt, Fullef Cloth, Jeans, Sc &c.
hSo-c'nSantlv on hand choice assortment Of Iade
Dr,-s ani Fancy Gods LNcwiae Hats, Caps and SHOES;
AT " y Inch Will BE- sold ii reduced prices
n. CJGGENHFI.IER,
I. GUGGENLEIMER.
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P0ETICAL~


HY NJ tzTD~v
h'se u1aS nect M e'.J-ii they warm from
haat and mat home powerfully pte ieelinrs q eve
fcatr The a. tnr, aIative Of Scotland had roe a.
advr''rrer = fla. II search If Fortune wh-na4 1ss.
was within Iii srlzp. i,lal atIe lad gainci NJ. LII
700 i%te-healta had orrver fed lie died victim to !,
ocular diseases Of thai ,imate. IL
Save oftAe dark and dirty nine
VIA vanity bath br luel t thee herei
Hwy ran hesr u sec tile s,ine
s. brik bit, whom IL4re b,l-It. ., 5,ar
The tent r77ez a77r: .- l.ae h-ar.
? p rs. -h. e .-vs.se arm HI arm.
ne JaclSats sbre bursts on ~ ear.
N A'i1r 7i.r-.t anl ralsis wont -5 charm
r. r.-..4l'- JAIL. WANDERING stream.
WIN. ~l1s 'at. shadow all t'- ,v.I.
S'7"a- y.-i.a- istsl. lily y74l-i.- l-saaag
's le'4.. ..yoL whist yet a child
Ol-a--l-l ro...s rtr2on,lous piled
B. FIX or Eien's ,lass. wave,
NL.ra .5ees IF Youth AMI friendship smiled
CncuT4ed by thee, vile yellow slave
Fsle iay dreams sweet from memory fade
Th4 persisted b7- 81 youths fr-t PRIME
t.. one 50 bright On fta Y p,aycl,
Aevlees no more IN alter time.
Far fron MI sacred natal cline
hate unfi.l-v grave
Th7 daring th'r- h's 'ltt= area Sublime,
ARE SINK III Dreams southern wave
sla~o Of The mine rr yellow li-t.
G.sans b4-i4I a5 tAe t5al, .i-e d-ear-
gentle vision comes BY night
My lonely widowed heart '9 cheer
Her eyes are dim with many a tear,
That once were 2 iiIin- stars 70 mine
TT.rf5ll ha7r. tir .f- WITH sna.ra rar
cannot bear 10 see the. inc
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SpLEUDID SAY-LIGuT
Electro Daglerreotypes,
.gss f-.xEr.sor.Is.as...sl Es,,pyoresa.elsf.

.fss frfrssogeIdl2Gsy improvement.
TE7iE SUBSCRIBER; bcgs leave to ca the attention Of the
4 public to HI Da Gallery, which he has lust
compl -ted. and furnished god style with improved
SIX -lIrII the largest south OF the Potomac and
contributed to graduate the light any degree Try
% ensure pelf-ct likeness.
Nlr W having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
lis former process Of milking Daruerreotype
be To get The action of hit the subject almost Instant
~ catch the vivid pcssos Of infancy
i~ d -rcl dsl-rAt IN, 1t does away with the here
tore ioHg and tedious slit ng, wich rendered it almost i'm
possible to lep t n b y ot features. These Ikencsses
point NJ bctuty ana Gcle expression,
heretofore .olueed the colours permanently pre-
served, and the picture can be seen in any light
lr NJ would bt- Leave to say, that lie Of the first
~ uPs1 shttr Daguerri3n and bengone OF the
hSt that 'r lcD Tie pgoession this country, and his
success bah %o and South, particaarlyin Richmond and
Nat'.Ic elas received a. most unlimited paronag for
the FIX years. A. Has enabled him employ constant
iylittcl and he is taking annually from liz
1 iN Thousand lale~es which hg deems sufficient guar
antec Df t.l- superiority oi lily DdguereJtyp.s.
Parts a1 entinn paid the taking Of llenesses Of infant
Children C1pscs c5prin- o Paintings Daguereoypc=, Sc.
Greet Depot NJ larucne tyne Materials the Richmond
Gallery, and t1r SAFE. View orS prices.
calls n st respectfully solicited whether you sit for a
IkeHc-s oru.t. J. H WIIITt.lIIE~T, Proprietor.
t1 east sLs WI n street, fw door above Franklin ETo-
tel, LynchbE-; Il Nam street, RicAmoud South Main
street, Mort, and NJ lt sycamore Street, Petersburg.
III Mir NY rep ctfIlly Oilers Premium, to any Pa
.uerrcoypei~t VINO viii luce advertisement. pp5rt-
M o maze Di-n-rrcJtypes By the ELECTRO G.2LJ. T.
NiC PROCESS prilrto his own, in September last
December It's
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..WOre Eight.

THE subscriber continues to-foep hand regular sup
4 ply " t!e ENI- q AS,' and LAMPS Tor bur
the same This G IS ards tie best Ii mt IN use
Ills BIT = liant and Beautiful and at the same time sot
and rsasa u the The Lamps constructed az
rencrta erectIy saE They consist of Chandeliers
ParloraHd st Lamps, eai " hich beautiful
... ALSO
ClmPhue Lamps of tile latest patent, and small Taper
Lamps, i=sfl arisfs The climber supply Of fresh
lalt0.i3e s.autiy hand FIR sale br
Ig1Is-ts JOHN H. SEtY. Druggist
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VIRGINIA: At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery- for
the town Of Lynchbug the 5th day Of February 1919
Caswell Poe Plaintiff
against
john n y Payne and James A. Turner late partners
der the style and firm Of Payne ana Turner John Poe James
T. Stevens Pleasant Labby and David B. Payne Deits,
The defendant James A. Turner not having entered IN
appearance and given security according The Of Asse
hy and the Rules Of This Court ard appc ring by sa'lac
tory evidence that he inabitant of this country
ordered That the said defendant du appear here on e
first day OF the next term and The nil the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
printed il the Of ynchburg months
succcssvcy and posted tie front door courthouse
IN the saidtown. \ Copy-Teste. ,,,
Feb S--U2 d. ROBES; OK
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JOfiN q. ,Hct L.iN.fMLN,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
LENCHBURG, w,
4 AM row receiving my Spring and Summer took Of
u ~ s lately purchased, at loW prices, consisting in
part Of following articles, VIZ
1JO bags. 6io anu 5444uyra Coffee,
30 Ind. E.O:P. r. and ST. ,,roi2 Sr rI-'''
- ,'''"H -''o.' - az r. oIolA sugar,
h nGNa' h.'j '"+"[,
~ mas an DDS liJasSes (S0me very superor,)
~ h7T5 ann;
II Mi '1ei TN
0''7 ""'''7 VII; 1eSl quaity')
= - taSNS '.duip a'd = tai5 "
,-D rams Wi~. iP ,Ild A'5ller iaper,
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READY EEADE CLOTHING

n Al kinds adapted y tn present which they or
oT tor cash at their store, next door to r. Iyres Office
Main Street. Lynchburg n. CCGGENf4FITER,
T. GUGGENItEIAtt.R.
5. GUGGENHEINIER.
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Sgsasrgs, E'esises, SvrGs- So.

the attention Of the Ladies to our stock of
" ras ior estes, Cloas, Sacks Sc such as silk Me
Ilaos Frnge~ tfpps &c, of everv svlc ana variety
i-eady made extra fine embroidered Cloaks aud Sacks
reduced prices. ..l 10 s.a. PETERS S-STICT II,
Nov. It's
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Refined SEel.s!rne.

SUPPLY Of retled Gelatine both Gets and slreds-
also Extract Of Lemon, Vanilla and Extract Va
n2. t)r lvouIg cusards, cecreaIls, gellies, 81. sc
Fer sale by JOHN II. STAY Drugest
Dec its
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Terms PEP Month :

T0THE LADIES'.
WE haze inst received by Adams s Co.'S Express beau
W tlll lot of Ryans best Shoes, made To order which
should be pleas 4 to show tie Ladies, as follows
best Black Lasting Cater Boots, thick soles,
q French Leather
2" Kid s Morocco BusFi.s s Ties
q Misses Kid
beautiful article blue Lasting and silk Cater Boots
Also article Gents Ladies ana Misses Over Shoes
Call ana see them, ct
JOIN w. s s. D. RUMBOUGIrS
November 2--ts
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Clothing EsFg5g5sEss,,es,s

T57HE Subscribers have ntcrei into co-portnerSh und
L th nlmeanl STYLE % n. GUGGENIi EINIER s III
for the PuIrosp Of cu4ductnga
General Clothing Establishment
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Orchard Grass seed.
R4A BUSHELS Orchard Grass Seed ~ store NM iof M
UVh ~ SMITHSON s. STATllAM.
Ftb st
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E.AE)llS' EeREs& GOOslS.


FOR CHRISTL4S AND .NEWYE4R GIFTS
StlIAkSPEAKE elegantly illustrated
y Moores poetIcaI works
Longeilc2's
Wilis's
Poets ana poetry q En-and :.
" 90 America &C
Sketch Book by Irving
Moore's Lalla Rookh
SCOTS Lady Of the Lake
Buns, Pope, Hemans, Cowper, Milton, I.andon, Tup-
per, Montgomery, Hood, Cr6ev Ossian, Goldsmith.
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.clU REV ARD

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3 ANAM IL ~: ron s.-si tailulauo Buy,
.,a.I. IS or thirty years Of age small, sta~fe. and
80 -ankied Shoemaker by trade and having
eped- with hsi ess. he probably intends making his
way 20 near frce State.
The above reward, If TEN DOLLARS.w will be civ
r his apprehension and detention in jail or his dglv
ery N Ihe IN Farlnye.Ta.
june 1915 p II. JACKSON
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

MuRDER.-Dr. r. J. p. McCanty; resid-
ing near Mt Jefferson, Chambers county,
Alabama, was assassinated on Friday
night, the 2lst ult. He was shot as he
was entering the house door. just after
supper, 10y some one concealed in the
shade OF the tree in the yard. A negro
man named John, the property of DR.. Nc
Canty, has been arrested and committed
to jail under strong suspicious of being
the perpetrator of the deed.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

What has become of the overwhelm-
ing Taylor majorites that electrified every
body in this city and county last year!'
Pennsylvania.
They are ready to be cast again when
ever General Taylor wants them. The
people have lost no confidence in the
President, and will show their continued
attachment at the first election which will
bear on national afairs.-Phsla. San.