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IU December 81, Is,
Ahaan, Jas.
Arnald, Silas P
Armstrong, Chris
Barns, Ii
Berdick, N NJ
Babcock, VIM S
Babcock, Mrs Harri,
Babcock, Hannah A
Barber, Benz P
Babcock, Z P
Bowen, Joseph W
Burke, Michael
Barnesteel, John
Burdick, Amos L
Brown, Jeddeiah 3
Burke, Mary
Babcock, Samuel A
Burdick, Henry c
Barber, Thomas r
Babcock. Lucy
Briggs, Horace A
Bliven, ELIZA
Chace, c c
Clark, Mrs Weeden '
Carpenter, Julia P
Crandall, Geo w
Crandall, C S
Callahan, Edward
Clarke, Hannah
Clark, Albert
Curtin, John
Denison, Elias
Dawley, Ainey A
Denison, Miss Delighr
Darrand, George
Ecleston, Geo
Growne, Geo
Griffin, Delight
Green, d b
Green, Garner w
Hibbard NJ
Hadley, Miss Jane
Hadley, Chas II
Hazard, James
Hughes. Nudge
Hurlbert, Francis A
Hamilton, Thos
Hillard, Harris
jackson, Amey Ann
Kelleher, Edmund
Knight, Rachel
145 GEOI
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To Let.

NE tenement over the Store now occupied
L by Geo. b. Richmond, on Main-st. Also
stable in the rear. For further informa-
1on' apply to VIM. II. CHAPMAN.
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IOSt Omce, w esterly
3.
Lewis, Allen
Langley. Doct ] c
Lewis, Rev Chas M
Lewis, Stillman
Lewis, Miss Alvira
Larkin, Miss HI Maria
! Landers, Geo w
Linnere, Geo
McEntee, Mary
Morgan, Mrs. Ann E
Murphy, Sarah p
Mulligan, Patt
Mulligan, Mary
Niblock, VIM
Newton, Ann
Nye, Russell
Northup, Samuel
Nichols, Geo B
Palmer, Mary Ann
Platt, Samuel
Potter, Peter 2
Paine, Betsey
Palmer, N S & Co 2
Palmer, James
Peckham, II II
Rath bun, Nowland N
Rider, Deborah
Rymall, Eliza
Spicer, Loomis
Smith, Chas II
Steadman, Elizabeth
Skealey, John
Sprague, Nathaniel 2
Stedman, VIM
Sperry, G. s., M. D.
Sheldon, Martin
Saunders, Arnold
Thurber, Stephen T
Tinker, Ellen
Tucker, Jonathan
Way, Thos G
Whitford, Samuel
Wells, John
Way, Thos T
Way, Angeline
Walters, John
Williams, Miss Julia
Watson, c
Wheaton, D
West, John, Jr.
GE RRAWN ID nc
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List of Letters

DEMAINING in the Post Office, Westerly,
lO December 81, 1858.
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For Sale,

GEORGE BROWN, P. NJ.
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HAT AND car WAREHOUSE,
Sycamore st, Petersburg. Va

opposite the Court House.
g. The sub-cribrr. TAKE plrnsurr in notg nssv
II the Merchants Of yrgoin and North Carp assssS
lima thar their stock OF Goods for lhs Ia. IN
received and they prepared to servr theT cp
tom, and Others may wish this market lay IN
their tnlI SUPPLE.
It's known TINT We have always hePtn inIge and VA
rcd ns.ortneht Of Good- in linz, aud will "tiy
Md that our stock the present sca-on il nnu-u1Iy
lars and ~" assorted stleeted rntr~ly from Mauuihr
in erson y the senior pbl tner wo,r eSpcrene"
e., fifteen yonrs enab him to nuke such selections aud
such i'll insure successful competitions with
any Ibbug House North on South
sep o. MAJOR 4 MOORE.
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lSILkSt SILkSit SILKS y!
goth September.
GEORGE vi. RUCkER Il co.

AVE just ,er,i' ed and opened their stock of
L L : Indid SILK GOODS comprising almost every
lie ofSill Goods worn. TIE respectfully ask the
of the purchasers of Silk Goods t. the follow
ng:
l. 26-2s-30-32 & 81 nch supr Black Go de
Rhine S. lks
70 inch supp Black Tufct'd Silk
>up'r BIN Rept Silksasorted qualities for mourning
Gro Grain - do
Black and Colored Watered SILKS
do and Polka figured do
do an Striped do
= Brocnde> (vers eeeaHD
- Phid Silks, a,st rtci
Coorrd Brncnde do tor Dtnn-, I'res-As
Plaid do
White Bpocuio do Tor Bnla Dresses
Rent IL q"
" Waterea do " 4"
GAGE do
Col, red Chameleon Gro lie Airirecs
Plain Coorcd Silks, assorted such Ms A. and
i{o-rs Mutia l. ui-e. Ta0, Sky Blue Pink Pea
Green. Straw. Line, &c, Sc.
sep 30 dlm
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il the iirlhH- stopped tai 4 passenger between an,
ai the ahos, uuuct poui-, Tie charge vii br made iron
the point a.t passed by The rain aud charge ~il
Hs los than fseH'' tive cent. iu any case.
Passengers "a 10 do not piprute Tickets (cxccpt hns
"Hn iake the whsae ticket. are not sold.
~ be charged g., ae conductor, - rar cont ia al
i1ioI Ia IN" regular rutcs II iar" rp DEED. howrvr,
That in case .b, he receive tbun ten.
ihan htfY rrut lou an, passenger, nty punt
the rnai.
servant. wi be required Ia hive pnsses, Ia
be left ~fb the Ticket Aprnt aud with the CON
tor. which passt must be explicit IN granting the
lece travel on the Free coored persons be-
required To produce theirtee papers, they viii not b"
permitted to tray Ell On the ears.
iun 10 T.. II GIL l.. (iru'I Stunt
~ All PePer- advertising Tor This Company will
Piea-c stopui adv rl.ement- relation to Pas.,ne,,
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MERCHANDISE.
~ Every Article entirely New!
IN GOOD CONDITION.

JoHN L. HoBsoN. l.. l.. ARMIsTEAD.
llOBSON < AkMlSTEAD have burned pat
1 n1shp for the arPo,e Of conducting n sffOE
and Hat TRADE in Lynchhure, Va. and having re-
turned from the Northern Cities where they hive Sc
=. ted lpr this market With great AID frecnutior.
a ito. "a Of BOOTS, SHOES. HATS and CARS OF the
newest syles Of al qualities, Trunks, CarP- Bags
and every line OF goo l. thut would be expected 1" be
found IN rher gen~tn line ri buz iness intending l." pl'ae
b ~, l,e attention the most fastidious Ladies Gem
famea " may avor them nth call.
Their terms 10 whit they expect To pay due esiecj
heng CASH. ii i, hoped their friends and the public III
appreciate he very many advantages arising from This
-th. Cash system of ding business. and romr toward
and Try. once the spirit Of "loUSG AMERICA
re- Next Ia X. X. Watkia', CHM Storc, and near
the Farmers Bank oct l3-dtS "
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PETEhSBURG.
Small FORM YORK

I. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
The LIT cass double engine sicarn-hip 6>srTf,
Roanoke. Cupi Thonns Skinner. caves CHy $1,000,
Punt, Tor Nv Yrs. Every SATURDAY, mofni y, at 10
ripck, touching Nodols. The Jamr-t',~u, Cnri
E1~ard Gavcnd, lrast- heretofore. E.ers tuesday
Owe ing talchns NJ Norfolk Trains Is K III all lloa
Petr utR e Hne.t with .ae'. ia T..
Passenger. .rnying Lynshbme ~ 1aa..los morning
vi arrive tnrr lt liz, J4ar.t5s,n, al Giiy Point tie
re,ur. AZ ..eock, and those leaving IN frda'
n Iayus, VA -hurg That MINT AL connect Wi
Tia. kntanhr Hs.. t..,niug 81 10 o'el"c.
Passage anil taf.. tom Poor -baIg, including
STATE Room. tlo ~
NtselHct IA--as.s ~
'a..aeean re In Norfo, by Rive
Steamer
Tor fteie Pc. sa- apply u
SAW lie. BAPTIST. Petersburg.
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Fall and Winter Goods.
AT THE
- SHOE n ATEMPOR1lIN IN
MAIN 9TktEI, LNNNHBTNa- "a -
Doors ADORE The Market House.

-Four Doors ADORE the Market House,
The undersigne would respectfully the attention
OF their friends and the public generally to their new
stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS consisting OF
Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps Trunks, Valises Carpet
Bags, School Ssehels &c Gent's Boots of their own
manufacture, and thu OF Miles Sons. also j. Miles
g. Som double erproof Boots. super article
Ladies Cloth and Kid Caters, 3uskn Bootces W hole
Boots, &c; Misses and Chdrens' Shoes OF all kinds
aud sizes; Boys Boots and Shoes; Servant, Shoes-n
superior Article Gents fine Moleskn Hats, Nebraska
Know Nothing Young Aruerca Wde.a Wake and
Sloucbes of different kinds Also variety of mems
and boys Caps, eh.ldrens' Caps ard Turbans In few
days will receive Eastern Goods. comprising
mems and boys Course Boots Shoes, &C. and then WI
can say with safety that stock will be complete
any Offered in this markct-wbch will sell chem,
anybody in the state. All ask is a call, and see
for yourself. FRETWELLS HALL.
oct lois
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GEORGE B. JONES & CO,

hRUGGlSlS PErERsBuRG. Va efer Tor -hIr Tor
- CASH or approved CREDIT, an "strusl'"
nn1 varied assortment nf Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuffs, Window Glass. Soaps, PeIfumeiy.
&c. Nc. ObHlhiug their supplies r"n innru trtuets
nud importers only, tho prepared II inih-h pune
aud genuine elr low thcyean he bought "i any
rreulor jahlug hou-e.
Thrr stock flr the Fall rnde embraces: Best freooh.
English AID American Quininc, Pimr CuIlacn- and
Namlln lndroes; Prime Honduras Cochnchl; Best d!
iycOi IN bottles nnd cns,-, Pure White Lead. dry AMI
ground IA Oi Prime Ombro Madd"r, bnf1'.s md
hrgs; Bloc tGol. Ia bill, mud kee,; Extinct lockwood,
il boNr-; Spices ct all kinds. whole aud grunud; PoPn-
i Pur"ut NJ dicinr- 81 all kild; uptns nud oncr"N
for c handkerchief; terr uu C,loenc Hair OILS
P,murun, air Bru-ter, dc &c., Sc
sep gts
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SEPTEMBEK Both, 1854.
- GEORGE NJ FUCKER & CO..

= FIEtIhbb VI hINkEh u 20,
LYNcaBURG, VA.
Respectfully beg he attenton of the Ladies' and Gen
Il mrnt TO the splendid stock of rich and elegant
Fall and Winter Goods Just recev and opened
Tie assortment Is very complete Customers will hnd
N hN esab shment nearly quite every artc = in tie
Dry Goods line TIE qualify oil goods may be, in most
j-tancrs. relied on, the stock generally selected
vi h grea, cafe and with rcfence /, durability The
prices will he satisfactory Mean goods extremely
low l'ree- Good goods ms usual ut WIN good go"l~
worth. cad respect ully requested of ali viii
= TO oo5. sep 30-,2m
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Wilder's Patent Salamandcr Safe.

Messis. STEAKNN s NNhNIN. M. IA Y lao
Nlcr street crnlnu. ,onk. mud IL " Wilari'- rpr
81 Snlamnndrr Sat, % nld III. Only rtRsoNs Ar1no-
nistD teHcepr VII IN ne New Enclad Sf,tss to oke
NIL I'll the anne. +. q. WILDER. Patcntec.
Nrus lurA. Sop. lS5i.
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II II
You want BEST Goods. the PRETflEST
A Goods, and The IlEAPEST Goods in the a
ket,
Come to Hannah's Cash Store n
where they ARE nov Icing opened. 1t is the Place
\ where get anything you want, at ANY
PRICE YOU WANT IT. 1t YOU would Ike
a SAVE YOUR MONEY these lard times, A
buy your goods at HANNAH's CASH STORE.
II II
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Hka, NO Al.


fIAkES IIis rurt1oaJ inrr.ring h- friends aud GUS
! rnaler, aud rhepuhH general y.rnaf he has ed
!. l}opa Store Mud bcrul tal uildng al Nj.
Nnuces', opposite the Citizens Savings B NIX
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SOgTsl-SEDE RAILROAD
AZ ;
. = =


4 PASSENGER TRAIN or eats raves the D.
"a pot IN prrc, sbutg 'vety day. Sunday excepted,
10 o'cotk NJ. mn arrive ut BurbcNie al the ~
lerrecDIon OF thu Riehmattd aud Dan>iie kal-lioad
II oclock,A. connecting bytna Road WIN Mc,srs
+ Fmgg ca : Suge Linz fnl Charlotte ONT I1lsr
thliiaA Count House, Druvilc and Greensboro, |.
nud atrlvIng al lhe riN'r. mics below Lyuchhure,
AT +. NJ. cubuc,t tio're it'll luchet Duut which
arrives ia Lyuchhu,a at AT hall pa-i two.
The Ietarr TAIN leuS byuohbuight = 30 A. NJ,
arriving in Petersburg al j.3D o'cloc NJ. vii pas
s-oecrs will have an opportunity to dime. The TAIN
vii leave talmvr at two u'cloek, Nj, n Il
Bmkev.llr at 20 J. p. m. arriving N Petersburg II
time for the geans North % South. connecting
rvcty tuesday md Friday with tie AppomAttoN haii.
Eaud, with he sp ndd slea nships Roanoke and Jaues
tpwn tor w-lork, which caNe CiIy POINT at7,r NJ.
md every Ncdu 'sint ia steamships ur Phadrp pin
which eaYc lily Point II: the same hour.
Passcl gers ureierine IN Petersburg the
nigh, CON take tie mornn TIA North At A. A. NJ.
ttc james River Boats Tor Old unit. Norfolk aud Ba.i-
nnre at 3 A. Nj, or the cars to,the South at 81 eh
Arrangements have been na,'c by which through tick.
cts between the following poinls moY be procured AT
the uuurN ed tatcs:
Between Petersburg aud Lynchbml through in
sixteen hours, ..-..--.-.----- 3 90
between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through ia two days, -. ..-.-.-... 8 90
between Petersburg aud me Sui phur ) r ngs,
through ia two ,ij,ys,.--...-- 49,. 80
between Petersburg DanYair, through IN twen.
Between Petersburg Gee s,hor.,' y c, thro
IA two days .#z.-. -.-.----- 10 Oh
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. y. {. tL~oagh
in tWu dtys,.-.-----. - --....-- - on
Between Prcr shurg and 4ls On
freight train i,ave~ the Petersburg Depot every
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning 81, "A md
returns the same day Any person wishing 10 see tn
rules # freight enn bttin fright lstby calling u,on
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
f. ! " IL, Sun n
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HEAVY IMPOItTt CIONS
GREAT STOCK OF NEW GOODS -

~ 18th OCTOBER 1874.
| / home with II. mendous stock OF NEW
GOODS OF every description. In consequence Of thu
heavy importation of Dry Good. into the United States
the past season. and htie stringenry in tie money
market at tie North, ] have bought my goods very
cheap. The assortment made Up of French EnsitJ.
Italian, German and American Fdbrtcs all OF which viii
be sold very low for Cash and nothing ciss ut Cash
JNO J. PI RVS Agt
N. B.-New Goods received almost ever, week,
l2-ts J J. A.. Art
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souEta>iDE as,.LHOAD,

r-- sss III -lyilsa..5:1 = ready recciv,
4tss - Z. lrcghrs for the Sonh.ide Rail
rond at Nm. + Ande sons Conmis,iu House on TN,
Basin Any person wishing 10 &c the lntes e freight
can obtain Il trris t list by calling
l}v oder OF the Sunt
sep 3d-ts Affixed W. HlRNER Ag't
INHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
sprcttully rail- the attention of the citizens u
Lynrlhus and the udl ming country his large and
81 spouddassortmentof BOOTS SHOES. r1
M CATERS &c. of lis OWN MAKE. a&~nss
-$F AMI which are WARRANTED OF TIE BEST QUAIL
Y.ND SUPERIOR WORCESTERSHIRE.
Persons wishing to ha,cd good and durable Boot -
Shoe for the present will do well 10 cali on r1e
am determined to ptcu,c, both regards qua,ly
and price.
Don't forget call nthc store three doors above tie
Franklin Hotel, aud immediately oppo>itetlc Citzens'
Savings Rank T. +. GRIMALDI.
dec LIS
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HEW-YORK ADVLRTlsLn ENTs.
NETWORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale tlOlhin. Establishment
- Cortland street,
10 DEFY STREET.

And tkfeH' n 2 ITTlHET Tie tHTi fHI0tk .T0TWIHK
10 DEFY STREET
TWO Virginia Merchants visiting New York extend
our invitation To- cnlI aud examine stock. y h,h
=. particularly adapted Saaihcta Trade. hose 81
sur Turner patron nre b At assure that motU
J.. Errtlstor and tn 'her- would sny. ii Is
md ha. hrrn to ~ eouds tie OHe Prioe priH
,pe. without variation. Only ia the eii'". but IL
.pirr.
ith regard the q, as 81 our goods ~ not too much
L. .as that W manufacture them we'll ard in guad
aslle aso0 t1sL,oA4bs custom cSla lshment "a
This az ans et,r and thus cndeavHr Ia d. nNay
WITH the strong ptc...is# ,.g Ia ihr rafnmLni
= 10 and using ira.s .. flffnng. Please
g,c us an e,fy call ma test ,ur n.seiI.#s ~ 30-tz
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Since advertising and putting
Is the order of The day,
Call on John Abrahams-
Buy BARGAINS you may.
CUPR. PLAID SILKS at 50 per yd.
- Supr. Black do. rs.
With ge, eral assortment Rich Dress Gonds. at
prices t" suit all my customers, J. ABRAtiAMS.
oct l4-dis W
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1--WE beautiful aud 6tyorilc staamb,atA Lsasa ,
AuGl STA, under be command Of s---ssz=d-ss4-.
Capt Nn &. Smith. 81 lung aid tnsofnhly known Ia
linz travelling community Oh the Potomac aud Jane.
.tver is nov running the line yin Port WI
lhnl ,tad tu1H.tei with IEE T. 30 4 = - :,
LIE Pte-ervrfs ior=r Pump, aud ali tho a. luner-
l"ir"d by At OF Congress to the safety al mas
myers.
fbc Gus running Il nexoo with tie Aupusn from
krhmnnd lr,,ve The Richmond nrt Petersburg Depot ou
usefy MoalU' Ncdnrsdnyani Friday urlock
Persons e'ri ,nE IN Richmond. by the Paclei Boat-
.ase buf il iew ,irr,s walk To tin, Cars.
IA" Nars ruft,i Z from fet,r.turg 10 lily Point H.
ranncctaa with the Augusta lenYe Petersburg .afnr
NY ~ ahov", wa m,trom the DrPor of the Apo
matt"k X Il ca" rlms giving passenger. opportunity
10 rom Lynn hhufe ther hy thr Packet l}pais uI
Dapvile Railroad Richmond, ~ b, wny Of the South
Sic ka'lroad 10 fetef,bu md iron there ncNl morn-
,.r.to Norfolk
uetedn's s'z' Tucsloy. Thursday, nud Saturdn, al
"a A "
he Aueu.tn will .rop Mt Oh Point, 10th cong al
returning irgnarly throughout the Bathing Sea-au.
Faf between Richmond, Norlul, bud Old l., nj N
Ia" h"twe"o Richmond, Gokc'., Rims Mil and
bryye Win ti.-.--..--- ..-.--.....z-.--- 5p
Children over dncc trnr.aad over tvel,e
'e'r- ri age. bnlt Pllcr.
Neds zach. 1890. $500. .- - ~
Servants through ...-..., ..-.....-.....- 81
Ssr9''- u "u} p"'@ ON Il e r',ef..-.--...-.. %
JIM 20 dsct. TaoS poDANEAp.>vt
Richmond and Petersburg Rail-ROad'
Ia ~ ss;;ss.s a!. ,,,la..a -, g.
CHANGE OF HOURS
d nd nttel 81 rdae-1aA, tbe III Inur. ilr -
~ ~cuE9 IuIH- oa tl.i. f#ad viii tul a. faIt,ost
EXPRESS TRAM
VII ,o1ye Richmond lai,. ul........z..- IL IN
- Pete Hurs Il = NJ
NIL TRAIN
VIII Icaye Richmond d.ul,. at.---.......-.. p NJ
I'll
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in which they have engaged workmen Of skill 0ad eXpr
Hence md are therefore prepared to have made q
der, cut ut good criui any piece OF furniture tia
my be n irrcd. They would add that tuey are rle
pared to 1i,r greater inducements to persons wanting
anything in tie way URNlI UKE, han hos ever be-
beea oiie ed in this market. And they hope by
>tou~ attention In business and receive least
roftion al the Gbie patronage.
CONANT, WALDRON X co.
y L We wauld say to our cid friends and custom.
err at We continue manufacture. Old stand,
or 81 dye ST. al kinds OF 7, bacco M1u.ds and the
IKE, ani we solicit continuance Of thrie iavors.
l3 Is C., ". s C..
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1N JOSEPH q. BALDWIN,
lafhor Of the Fiush Times Of Ala. 3 Mss.
TIN soue II the e,cnt,t-t ,toob- out, aud the ONLY
llpr, they ca. hc bad. Gail ,o"n or else they viii all
-. eene. q Price 81 90. 2l-t-)
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ttANO, GtANo-In consequence at the re
NJ duction made b, the Peruvian Ageut in the price
of Gnauo, will close stock s53 per 20a0
its., CASH. Those in want will pDcuse call soon a.
quantity = smnll. W 7. ANDERSON & co.
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Il 'oh- oil any hind would do we'll Ia eIyc him a emil
sep 20Js
TO EObaccotsIais.
Peach, Cherry 4 other lavorite fla'0rS
FOR TOBACCO
fE7lE subscriber hrcp, constant l.uud ull ,uI-
Ply Of the IL owe Fhs or.-prcpurcd 10y hm.eil and
Wolantrd to,taud aud give .at-ncttop. tie is nWuc
lhot olcr. aso ptcpprr lhe Peach Flavor rat would
to l"pn rosappy all wbo may G,yof linn with co!L
anj promises enIire -utsiarlion. y. K. LlMAN.
,cp20t, uiueai.l. L4uehbure.Nn
4 NEW B0Ok--Jo-t received at II. \.
WILLIAMS New Boo, atore oPp'-t" he Cit
THE PARTY LEADERS
HY JOSEPH q. BALDWIN,
lathor Of the Flush Timcs Of Ala. s. Mss.
I'm one II the sicnu-r iooh- out, aud the only
lIar tlcy can be- bad. Gail soon, c.o they vii all
te aoae. g Price 81 -. 2l-t-)
- litEGE ANp EIEGANT
"a ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY
lSs.zssS EsR SALE.
Nj. f s THURMAN rsaecut fo the uni
signed. " sc low. lor Cash The ns-ortmrn' 1T JEW
Eiai conveyed N MS II sic" fur Joln r Wright, j.
I'crson. Wa ting Jewrlry viii give hun call at m-
1owrIst- Storr. On MINI -rrrct
~ Grclt bargains en- be had al
sr IL dts Ed. u. CHRISTIAN, Tmstee.
Republican ~ y.
WAN FED -ftf'ey" shares i Merchants Bank
auyl7 dit. rErEes SPENCE co.
AWAITED 40 NsIsa;.-rhe .ub-eribrr.
w wish Ia hlrc tor their work on the Va. \ Tenn
n,iropd, in the Mouutaa region OF Va. "un,ber ~
srota mud buys. for which hbrwl hire will he paul.
HOY hayc had long experience. tn management i
lagrorz. and themselvr, large owners. iIired o."
ftocs will receive Tia" sumo odtn."' IN eNoN -,
thot th"y give their own. On" oi ~ can - -'r g
hlnchhur-, atHn, time, till the lOth o Jarnry tt'
| Au>alngtun Nutel. u al MCCnrkle Simpson X me-.
nat MeD,oielN Hurt. They viii nl,u buy u, mn
bov4. dec >, ,lprt.l SC0TT \ AID Ms
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New Furniture Ware-R0OmS.

W. CoNANT, WIN. A. wALDRoN, d. sETszE
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CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
Gapten,ber Doth ira

ATpERlOR VELVET CARPETS, (tlr"ady mn
- $ .perior Aixn.insl,r Rug, 10 nateh)
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THE PARTY LEADERS.

1 NEW BoOEA--Io=i received at Il. \.
v WILKINS NV Eooh atole. oPPo.ll. he CIt-
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