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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

M NOTICE,
; i q HIrS. Susan Throcknlorton, widow of w. "
Thtock ylorEon. decd, and - Bradshaw, Mrs
'CatGartnc Bra5sI,aw, his wife. Hannah NJ Throck-
motion; Faizateth IhrockIROrton Belinda Throck-
motions Children OF raid W. w. Throckmorton-
talk, natfScy slat at the August of the County
Col:rt of Jefferson, the Cross Roads and Summit
Point Turnpike Company, will move SAID court to
rpro CorfiuI;ssioreEs toassess the daaag 70 the
cst:ite Of said w. w. Throckmorton decd, from
corstructing said Turnpike through the same, and
als5 from the occupying by said company. of that
poTEoI Of land cut OF By said road, supposed be
about three fourt6s of IN acre.
By orCfes of bize Board.
Jsliy II, 1855. 81. Secretary.
r FOR HIRE
+ i HAVE for hire a Servant WOMAN from this
tine to Christmas. She Is n good. Cook, Washer
AMI Ironer. Apply to the undersigned on the Rich
wo,ds farm, belonging to Mrs. w p Alexander
Iuly n, 1885, JACOB CUSTER.
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TENIIE Subscribers having rented of L: P. " sALCTf,
i ESQ, the Lcetow.n Merchant Mill, AMI also tho
saw nII hereby informs their friends eigh5ors and
the PUBLIC, that they viii be prepared to Purrts+s
Wheat and Grain at market Prices-to do coppntrr
york, and TO ncoemos2dgte their customers with e
effort to please tlser patrons, and respect
fully ask tie Eaycs cc the community.
TINSNlAN * STEVENS.
Icctnwri. Julg. ). Is55.--5lIl.-F. p. copy.
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UEHLTTFT 0RDTV NNCI1.


fENGIE Trustees OF The Town give notice 10 the cti,
1 zcs for the better preservation Of health, that
they required have their premises leaned up
aud LING all damp places that may require 1t; re
all otiensit matter from out building, ccnrS
SC have all weeds removed or cut down from side
din" attention. All house Keepers who neglect this
.'o,i.e WI: make themselves liable to fine OF 81,
for every - hours any offensive matter Is suffered TO
remain on their promises after days from this date,
well as the CNpCtrsc OF removing tt; same Hcl
attention = called their hog pens. The town Ser
cc Is required 10 examine al places he may slls
5cct on cru crsoSs promises and see thai this order
l. p:..zerly attended to and also to report all den
qrtte:,tca. TJuIy II, 1875.
n, NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
/ fIEaunuoI meeting of the Stockholders III tls
Shenandoah Bridge Company At InrPers- Ferry, viii
be hold at the Toll House on wednesday: the lst
day Of August, 1855, at o'clock, p. II.
~ 0'o'' . ~, J. E. P. DiINGERFIELD.
Secretary s Treasurer.
Jply II 1855 q. -------.------
LAND WARRANTS.
T5ERSONS owniu" LAND WARRANTS, who wish
L to sell or locate thcm viii find it to their inter
Distressing of them. viii remain IN CharIcstown tor
a Short time, and may be found, at Carriers Hotel
SANII c. KEARSLEY.
: J<ly II. 1s55.-5t
FORM ALTON WANTED.
RFT husband GEORGE DUNN, a. Sho'FAaEfr by
I'VE trade, Lift home, about sile middle o APrli
last without any intffaton Whatever 20 his tnFtIiE
-teking with him none of his tonisor clothing any
information concerning him will be thanISiuily re-
ccv ed by distressed and destitute wife with three
children dependent on her Cor support Editors VIII
concra great favor BY giving this an insertion IN
their respective papers. - ,-.~
Winchester. Va, July II, 1855
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Very Respectfully,
a I. BLEDS0E, Professor
40 ~ S. WHITE. Ut Mathematics, sc.

HORSES HORSES I!
s.sAf z fOf sale two yaluabIe WORK HORSES.
r. NJ. EICHEdIREttG ER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

l9R's. CoRpELI. and BIACKBURN hevc entered
into a Co. Partnsrshpin the PRACTICE OF MEDI
CINE and will be ready to attend all professional
calls, night and day.
The undorsig ncd takes this occasion to say that lac
intends futurr to give his undivided attention to
tic prari lice .or Medicine a above stated
Jan. >, I7J5-tf. r. $. BLACKBURN
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DR.. COOKE

AIE-FN!s7 Ut n 7. lIINI-SV' INI-N Tt4Et.
T5NiiE sab=rrbrr is authorised to selE7thc above
{ Keepers Tor the next harvest These machines
COTTON up expressly fr he harvest of 1855, with
81! tarl ard objections OF those last year over
ter. For particulars call and those just received
at iac ChsTlc-tnv.p EsT0t. have engaged cOInpe-
tsrt ne Ia pr. to--tItcs and each machine, unG
will cxhil;t on n our Superior Court.
Mp 10. l25s. l.. NJ. Also UITE-
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-cd lnvi:r - eeGtc above Hotel aud
& pat it in c"mpl-sc o-e0., i prepared I? oce"!n-
il,iJtc his Truas and tie travelling public. Iur
Trur:ator vii, h. pleased to his old friends, os.
uru.sc t1 wake their stay comfortable aud salts
Free Of ChaT.., JOHN EiBE,
J,Iv3 1855 Proprietor.
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A GARD.

N 4 GARD.
IFR. J. D. UUDSPETH ling located in tho
town Of Bolivar, offers hia
Professional Services
to the people 81 the town and ncirhborhdnd. When
not professionally cnga cd lac be- Glud opposite
thc bolivar Hotel INLAY $, 1855.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

NEW ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE.
JNALDRoN'S Imported G rain and C rass scytliGz,
w Rifles, whetstones, Nippers, and CIout Nails,
lust received at the Market House, by
'1 July ;, 1875. " T. RAwLte's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
News from the Hen BOOSTS.

We give to-day positively the last news re-
ceiyed from the brave band of Evansville hun
tiers now prowling about the forests of the
great Wabash Valley, to the great detriment
of isolated barn-yards and spring houses. Our
indefatigable and daring Reporter has sent
us letter, giving brief account of the pro-
gress of the hunt SC far. The news he sends
of their running out of provisions is deplorable,
but when he adds that the whisky is short
also, we have serious apprehensions that not
one Of the party will survive long enough to
reach the land of civilization and rot-gut. But
as there is good corn crop in the Wabash
bottom, and some rye, we trust the party has
by this time been relieved from their suffer-
ings. Our telegraph friend Charley has been
experiencing awful trials, having been both
pize1ea and hung-all no doubt owing to the
dearth of whisky. Tom has been compelled
to shoot with his larboard eye having proba-
bly, had his starboard pepper knocked out in a
bar fight. Henry was lost. and then freed by
the wild varmints. The two Macs have had
the shakes, being positively the first introduce
ton OF the Wabash earthquakes into the region
OF country traversed by these hunters. But
the worst news of all is, that fat haunch Of
Yenison laid by for the especial use of the edi-
tor ofthis paper, was demolished by the hun
cry hunter who was freed by bars and paint
ers, and arrived at camp in starving condi-
ton. We hope he will have money enough
left to pay the little venison bill we shall pre-
sent him on his return. He can't eat our meat
for nothing. We shall not be surprised to see
these backwoodsmen home in hurry. But
read the letter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, Monday, Oct. %, 1855.--Gen.
Pierce says that Gov. Reeder was elected by a
"mob" 1t is a 'fixed fact" that the entire
Cabinet will oppose Reeder's election and adj
m s on as dele yatei = OF Kansa;. Jeffel son
Davis swears it shall never be done; Guthrie
arl Cushing cry Amen to that; Dobbin says
little, and Marcy looks grum, but backs it up.
They, however, don't wish to- have all this
known before the November elections.
What does the Sentinel say to this? And
what will it do when the Presidente calls up
on it, with all the faithful in Indiana, to take
back what they said about Atchisonfs scoun-
drels lastsumnier? Is Whitfeld,s election a
''farce," as wellas the other acts Of the mob
.'Know- Nothing Legislature? That is the
question: State Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
Abol;t,onizsd for the Occasion.

The State Sentinel says every "Fuslen
paper'' in Indiana was last year "abolitionized
for the OCCASION" that is to beat the Democracy.
Paddle! The Republican press was not halfso
near being abolitionized last year, as the Dem
ocratic party was few years before, when in
State Convention and through their press, they
opposed the extension of slavery into free
territory, and the admittance of any more
slave States into the Union. Last year the
Republican press made the Nebraska swindle
the test questionable question of whether
territory which had been by solemn compact
between the North and South declared
toreUer free, should be surrendered to- slavery,
and surrendered too without any equivalent
whatsoever Was this abolitionism? If so,
then 5000 more than one half the people OF
Indiana showed themselves to be Abohtionists
for by that majority did they declare them
selves in favor of the doctrine maintained by
the Republican press of this State! They
were certainly aJoltionized very extensively
and effectually. We can venture to assure
the state Sentlnel, tnat IL Glese eeHs vi ulou
sands of people were abolitionists, then they
are so now-for there is no doubt their opin
ion ON the Nebraska swindle and the rascal,
doughfaces who helped enact it, has under
gone no change. And we can also assure tn
Sentinel, that its senseless cry of Abolitionisn
has no more terrors now, either to the Flu
sion press or to the people, than it had las
/ Fall.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

OF Since the bars on the river are becom-
ing formidable, travellers should bear in mind
that by taking the railroad at this point, they
can reach New York in about forty hours, and
Cincinnati and Louisville in about thirteen
hours. Trains leave every morning and even
ing. This is considerable better than sticking
on sand bars or laying by of misty nights to
avoid them. We think if the advantages. of
taking this route were generally known, very
few travellers going North rnd East, would
continue above this point on steamboats,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
Royal swindling or how to obtain a Splendid
Carpet.

Carpet
1t has recently been stated that the King
of Naples was likely to embroil himself in a
war with England. The KING had committed
one Of those petty acts Of mean swindling that
a despot can lawfully practice. The whole plot
is thus clearly 1--we o ped:
King Ferdinand of Naples, it appears. order
ed splendid set of carpets from an English
manufacturer, which were made to size, and
ornamented with the royal arms The manu-
facturer accompanied his goods to Naples
which were refused, on she impudent ground
that they were never ordered, although he pro
duoed the order in l0ritiRg. He was teld t0sell
them, but that was impossible, as they had
the royal arms on them. He was commanded
to put them on board ship and export them.
He did ship them, and bad to pay export du-
ty The vessel was then refused clearance,
and the carpets were landed. He was then
! told to sell them by auction. A very low bid
ding was made and no advance followed; ard
he was not allowed to buy them in. He got
i for them less than the export duty he had paid
Bnt what became of the carpets? They Were
actually bouget at the auction by one of the
! Kings agents, against whom none dared to
compete, and now cover the floors of the pal
ace for which they had been fabricated. The
manufacturer complained to the British Con
sui who demanded redress, but it was refused
But since the fall of Sevastopol the king
became frightened, and has offered pecuniary
PREPARATION for this attempted royal swindling
His coin will probably be accepted, as Grea
i Britain can claim nothing beyond ample repa
alton for this individual injustice. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

The only name ever rendered respectable
was that of Wing. The old Wing party was
an honorable and highly respectable party.
1t numbered among its advocates many Of the
ablest and best men of the nation, or, indeed,
of the age State Seminal.
Is it possible an Old Line Democrat can
make this confession without burning blush
of shame-without a singing of conscience, if
he have enough left to be capable of inficting
sting, that would make him fear to look an
honest man in the face? Can single drop of
honest blood course through the veins of a
man who deliberately pens the above, with
the recollection fresh in his mind of the I'M
mitigated, damning abuse, he and his party,
but few years ago, leveled in continuous
stream at this honorable and highly respecta-
BILE party?" 1t seems as though he might well
and truly say.
ssMy ancient, hough ignoble blood,
Has crept through scoundrels ever since the food.
He speaks the truth of the old Wing party
now--but in speaking the truth, dare he re-
fleet upon the pages Of lies he has written
about this same party? Dare he recall to
recollection the hideous ISLANDERS, the cruel de-
famation, the foul blackguardism, he and such
as he is or was, heaped upon those he row
calls "the ablest and best men of the nation?''
Dare he in the stiffness of night summon a
phantom memory of the immortal Clay, fol-
lowed to the grave by the foulest blackguard-
Iism even besmeared upon humanity? Or O
the mighty Webster, cursed in the privacy
of his home by slanderand vituperation? Out
upon the lying hypocricy of such praise of the
old Wing party and its great leaders Those
Democrats who insult the memory of both
party and leaders by such praise now, are
either lying hypocrits, or their present opinion
is confession of unparalleled scoudrelism OF
their part in the past.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

or The Louisville Times Office is to be
sold, at Sheriff's Sale, next week. No Won
der the proprietors were SO Wrathy because
Prentice saved it from destruction by mob!
We knew at the time they were earnestly
praying the mob would give the concern its
deserts, and thus save it from the Sheriff.
hands. Nothing but this sincere wish, would
have made even natural born blackguards
basely abuse the man who rescued their of
fee, and abuse him for the very act of saving
II
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

W The Indianapolis Republican recon-
mends Caleb B. Smith, formerly of Indiana
and now residing in Ohio, as the candidate of
the Republican party for the Presidency. Mr..
Smith is certainly vastly the superior of Presi-
dent Pierce in ability, and of Senator Bright,
whom some of the Old Liners have suggested
for the Presidency-but we do not think he is
the man for the times or for the party.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

Or friend has sent us copy for publica-
ton, of that startling sermon on the text
'tand he played on harp of thousand
strings--sperits of just men made perfeck."
We publish this sermon about a month ago,
and it has no doubt already made ''the sperts
of just men perfeck'--that is in perfectly
good humor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

FIRE AT LoUIsvnLE-Last Friday morning
the building and bagging factory of Mr.. G..
W. Dunlap, on First street, Louisville, was
totally destroyed by fire. The hemp house
contained about forty tons of hemp, 100 coils
of rope, and so pieces bagging. Total loss
nearly $4,000 Fully insured.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

MopEsr.--The Madison Courier, in speak
ing of the death Of friend, says:
"The man was developed in him while in
service in this city, and when he was in daily
communication nth u.s."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.-The State
Board of this institution have organized and
elected the following officers:
Presideat-HUGH McCULLocH, of Fort
Wayne.
Caslier.-JA N1Es NJ RAY, of indianapolis.
AHoruey-THoMAs L. SMITH, of New AL
bany.
They have adjourned to the latter part of
February.
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TAVERN FOR SALE,
@ U a Y ILL Il IL. LIN OF 6

I n O Z A 7 Y i J. ID LIN OF s.
THNHE very desirable Tavern Stand.
n House. together with all the Furniture and fixtures
thereto is offered for sale the advanta
terms The dwelling has two parlors
spacious dining kitchen in the and
bed chambers the all conveniently arranged
large and eommodous Stable be obtained the
premises.
Terms of sale made known any upon inquiry
Proprietor noYI-4tw
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CORPORATION NOTICE

AkROERED that the owners Hot rozl p IN
" largement to be placed along the
front ofaid Lot Frs. and ais sIong the io OF
said street the full width ana depth OF
said Lot the publication o. this order
in thereof Marshal is directed TO perform
said work and aceruing theyes shall
collected by sale OF said Lot or SO muen
thereof wiH satisfy said lien and cosfs
oe.oeS, Stusf % s"' O'- WIFI r. WALKER Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
CORPORATTON NOTICE.

kRDERED, tfat the of the following Lots, viz
" Lots Nos So 90 90. Upper Enlargement. Lots
Nos and in Block 80. East Enlargement of
the to be filled
City grade within ten days after pub
Ieation of this notice AID default thereof the Marshal
perform snd the costs and
crung thereby will be assessed and collected by sale OF
Lots SO much thereof will satisfy said lien
By order of the Council.
oct27d1ntS WELL II, WALKER. Clerk
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


ORDERED. that the owners Of Lots lying
" adjoining the flowing Alleys the City of Eyansviile
Wis The Alley in the rear of Lots So g. and s2 Upper
in the of Lots Nos. tI3 49, u.s.
49, rs 1875 and Old Plan of said City and the Al
ley East Enlargement said Alleys to be
filled correspond with the City grade within ten
after the publication of this notice. and in
of Marshal is directed and have said WORK done
the and thereby will be assessed
and collected by sale of said Lots lying said Alleys
much of the will satisfy said lien and costs
BY order of the Council.
nct27dlct WELL III: WALKER. CLERK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 2,
P NJ. their Hall Water street, over
the Telegraph cee the first and third Saturdays of each
month. ott25d6w
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
YANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.

fANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.
DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes, John S. Hopkins Nm. Reilnaan,
Philip Decker, Il. D. Al1is, I'm. r. Pres
ton, and Vim. Baker
THIS Company is prepared risks upon pro-
perty situate in Town and Country. within bounds
OF the counties EVander5uTgh Posey Gibson
Application may be made to the Secretary either
directors WIN. BAKER. Prsst.
EREalAH BEHM Sec'ry oet26dly
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Board of Directors.
John d. Defrses, wm R. Nofs:nger. H. W. Talbot,
willis Wright VIM. NJ MeCarty, Delos Root.
E,N. H. Ellis. Nv. Spencer. w. G.. Wharton.
Il. r. BRoMwELL, Seey, D. DEFRBEs, Pres't.
RISING sun INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
. RISING Sun. IND.
Board of Directors.
s. Hathaway. B. b. Loring, jacob G. Wells,
Jno. W. spencer, John Grace. B. ]. Hathaway
J. r. Ubray, s. F. Covington. j. W. Talbot,
W. t. Pate, VIM. H. Powell, George Gillespie.
B. J. HArnAwAY. sec.y. s. HATHAWAY. Pres't
The these Companies is owned and their
managed citizens of this State
rations exclusively the State
eargoes Fatbeass and Steam equitable of
premiu n1-by- Y. G. CIV ATHMET,
oet27-d5l Agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-08
Removal.

11sHbuIVVGS VIV'VNV
r nm LIS. best HAMBURG CIIEESE-at who'll
OSVVV sale or retail, cheap for cash, by
Nov lO-gm T. tunFEEp
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PUT THIS AND THAT ToGEniER.- 4
VIM. Formulas were on Tuesday last fined
$ll5, INCLUDING costs) for violating the IL
luor ordinance.
On the same day, VIM McAlecr, (of
lumber yard notOriCty,t and his brother.in.
law, Asher Lane, got drunk aud went to Ne
Alcer's house, when Mac, just for the fun
Of the thing, began TO abuse his wife,
knocking her down, pushing her OF tic
stove, &c. Lane interfercd, and not being
quite as drunk as his aGectionatc brothcriu
law, gave him a sound drubJing. After
resting time, on some prctence or other,
Lane repeated the dose, and Mac cried
''cnough." \ third time the battle began,
when McAlecr stabbed ane with 4 pocket
knife, for which offence the former is now in
JAIL awaiting trial. and Lane has few
not very serious wounds to nurse for a
while.
These are the facts as told us-thcy may
not be strictly correct in every particular,
but this much is evident, the stabbing iracas
never would have occurred had the parties
been sober
NJ. & VIM. formhals may not have sup
piled these persons with the ardent" but
it appears that they hare sold intoxicating Ii
quers. Ought they 10 have been fined, and
ought the selling ordinance 10 be strictly en-
forced? 4 few facts like these are ccrtainlv
strong affirmative arguments.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-08
Literary Association,

This Association meets every Tuesday
evening at Fishers Hall, at o'clock. The
Association, at its last meeting elected the
following officers:
PresdeHt-p. X. LELAND; rice Presidtnt
--G. W, GROW, .S,cretury-C. j. BEArrIE I;
7reosurer-G. s. SrEnnNs; Eaitor-J. s.
GEORGE; LiJrarian-R NJ. McARrnuR
Subject for discussion at the next meeting :
Resolred, That the people of the United
states should adopt the principles of the
Know Nothing party, and elect native born
citizens only to all Offices in the gift of the
people.
Affirmative, W. Cogswell-ncgative, c. j.
Bcattie. The public arc invited to attend.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-08
n EW GOODS.
At TIIORNC n ZIMNERu,N,s


ht subscriber, would acknowledge IN, katherine
manner Ia shich they have been sustained by a III.
.,tnlns public Ia undertaking to supIl, them With .ool
."h's and 'cntlrnens Furnishing ,;oods at r,,.,p,
' prices, th'y would respectfully call the ntt.tInn nf
eH customers and the public generally To- their bcayy
anu superb stock Vt Goods, for Gentlem,t rai nnI
"h"r wear, which has been selected hy Zini ia .rs,
'f u.r Trade u viii be found :" CONSIST II H.. most
hssrabl' and elegant, arl the tuu.t ,iurah. pr
bracing '''' N"'
Suftout Coats. Over Sacks and TaImas.
VI every grade, IN ql.iiv and prir. FF,n.l ,1Il. in
'ft.- fr"chs, and C""frd cloth double and in 81. ,rs.
uh'"ais, Cashmere En-iu,s, Suits, Washington .tyi
beaN.f p"cshins, an ail other kind. BLACK French
anguish anu American 'pssi,l,tr Pants uf fancy and
pam velvet s1iin, oG,ck culrfcI six 81 al p4ti,rn.
anu 'as'ncfcs OF every Nar,ty Ao, q laryr stock Of
Boys C.C:h:a-.
~. hast a,so purchased offensive assortment of
fthNisIiiNn GOODS embracing SIaul, Nlnnl,r. Cr,
.at', stock Wedding Tie S,arf. N,l,nl,nu. rri,,r
a",r''s, Slk and Linen liiudkctclr'. slk and W.,r,
.Ww''pI'fs ahd Drawers, Siirt Collar, Hosiery and
ppN.s "f every style and quality, Sc. together wi, "A
'"fse Stock oil India Rubhcr Clothing ,aI.s and WhI.
ai->o Trunks, Carpet Bog, Hats aud Caps fur
Gloves and Fur Collars "
DRY GtSti. llNFS for sale.
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side Of the Court House $500
sept ~ TlIoENE ZIMMERMAN.