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MACULLAK, WILLIAMS s. &C
I'D \ Is &c H ARVEY
NO. FLAGG's BUILDING.
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE.

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
The undersigned have taken one of the new elegant
and capacious stores in Faces BUILDING for the pur
pose of carrying on the CUSTOM and
READY-MADE CLOTHING
business They have just opened and arranged large
and varied assortment of seasonable goods embracing
iarments of every variety, quality, style, and price.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER
In the very best manner, and warranted TO it, at the
Dhortest possible notice. Our of BrOasI-
cloths, Cassimeres, D 0ESKINS, & BEAVER
CLOTHS, very complete, and embraces all the most de-
sirabe kinds of goods in the market All Of our stock is
new and bought at the very prices and our
experience in this department will enable give per.
feet satisfaction both in prices making up and fitness to
oil who may favor with their patronage We also have
on hand very great variety Of
GENTLEMEN;S FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description, which will sell to all purchasers
rs low as the same goods be purchased elsewhere
ALso,-BOYS' CLOTHING.
Of every description Parents anil Guardians will find it
for their Interest to call us confident we can
supply Clothing for the yonng folks cheaper than they
can buy the cloth, and axe the garments at home.
AVERY DAVIS,
CHAS. J. HARVEY, 5 DAVIS Il HARVEY
ms dawtf
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Books, $G.
CHRIsTMAS AND NEW YEARS

GHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
Ct L f It s.
2. BAKER CO., 1874 Main street, offer to the citi.
zens OF worcester and vicinity splendid assortment Of
BOOKS and FANCY ARTICLES, selected with special
reference to the coming Holiday season. among which
may be found
Bibles in Superb Bindings Standard Poets in Turkey
Morocco Antique Calf do; Republican Court Panorama
of Earth; Picturesque Album; Album Terogis; Ladies
Flora Album of Birds Album of Holy Bible; 80 Coli
ored Plaesi Album of Court of Louis XlV Rhine; Swz-
erland, &C.. &C.
Annuals in immense variety. Chidren's Books, Toys,
&C., in any quantity. Boxes; Ladies' Writing Desks;
Papeteres Port Foos; Paper Weights; Porte Monnaies
Brushes, &C, &c. Besides rich and varied stock Of
sterling English and American Books, in all departments
of Literature
Please call and examine our stock diff d2s
AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR,
IA THOUSANDS ARE LOOKING FOR
USEFUL AND ELEGANT BOOKS,
With which to replenish their Libraries,
ORAs
GIFTS FOR FRIENDS.
We offer the following Of recent Publications as well
worthy their attention.
The Mothers ofthe Bible, by Mrs S. q. Ashton.
Life Scenes Of the Messiah, by Rev Rufus W. Clark
The Illustrated Lampgher, with IL full page engrav-
ings.
Home Stories for Little Boys and Girls, by Mrs. Phelps
elegant vols.
The Sunbeam, by a lady ofNew Hampshire
Leaves from the Tree Igd.ayl, by Martha Russell
The Evening OF Life. Git for the Aged.
Voices from the Silent Land. A Gift for the Aflict d.
Writings Of Rev. DR.. Cumming. In Holiday findings.
Moore's Encyclopedia Of Music. A valuable and ele-
giant book.
Egypt Past and Present, by Rev. j. P. Thompson.
Substance and Shadows, by Emma Welmont.
Dress as Fine Art, by Mrs. MerriGeld
Pastors Wedding Gift, by Rev. Vim. NJ. Thayer
Heaven and its scrptura Embems by Rev r. w.
Clark.
olarke's Lectures to YOuag Men hight bindings
Mrs Chid's Life Of Hopper. In One bindings
The Ocean and the Prairie, BY Lucy Larcum.
Christ Friend, and the Friends Of Christ by Rev Dr.
Adams.
The Christians Daily Life. new and admirable vol
ume by DR., Cumming.
tlans.
Uncle Toms Cabin. Holiday edition. with 1850 engrav
ings.
In addition to our own publications, we have on hand
aud offer at retail, large and well leced stock II
standard Works. Also the literature Of the day.
JOHN 2. JEWETr a Co.,
III Washington Street, Boston
d2T DIFF
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Board for Married & Single GentIem,cr,
q: pa bic NlELa O.. n be had lar II snuaE w O
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FSNE& YOU NJ NJ lE can hear OF excellent chances
d to make money. But little capital required.
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ENOPARTNERSHI NOTICE-The un-
~ dersgned formed Copartnershp under the name of
Tat Atheron on the eth of August, 1854 and will con
tnue the carpentcrng business the old stand of Hard
irg Taft. MOSES TAFT
az d4w* DAVID ATHERTON.
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In different parts OF the City; also 200 House Lots
properly can be bought on the most liberal terms.
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EtOFARCNERSHlP NOTICE -lhe Co.
" partnership formerly existing between S Harding
and Moses TAFT under the firm of Harding & Tat Build
ers was dissolved by mutual CONSENT the 22d of July
1904. MOSES TAFT.
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LAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR Tonic.

bE ONEE To LO i N.-rtrsous in want of money
I'VE on collateral security invited to call at this Of
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n OTTO E.-rhe Copartnership heretofore existing
" under the firm of MARSH, son, & IEMAN, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The business of the
late firm will be settled by S. b. Marsh.
SIMEON B. MARSH.
JOHN ". MARSH,
JAMES o. INMAN.
Thompson, Ct, Jan. 9th 1855. d3t ian15
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&sS6A RENARD.- Whereas the dwelling
tEp - W house of SAMUEL BANISTER of this
Guy, was entered between the hours of O'Clock on
Thursday afternoon the 4th instant, and 10 O'Clock on
Friday morning, and robbed of the follow ng articles viz
Gold Neck Chain, Gold Pencil Case, with Pearl
head Pairs Mour ing Gold Ear Rings some or Gold
Breast Pins, number OF Gold Finger Rings one marked
;. s. b., one Ring marked NJ. L. B. and another b.
Also 45 in Bank Bills of the City Bank of Worces-
ter, and Five l dollar Gold pieces
me above reward viii be paid for the apprehension of
the thief By order the Worcester Association of Mn
tua Aid in Detecting Thieves
SAMUEL II. COTTON,
ASA WALKER,
SAMUEL BANISTER.
Worcester Jan 10. 1855. diff ia11
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Mooney. MONEY, MONEY.-Any man
4VA that wants Coat Pantaloons, Vest, or anything
else in the Clothing line would do well invest his money
with +. D. DUDLEY No. WORCESTER House BLOCK
as he has large assortment Of Winter Clothing which
will be sold at Auction prices from date till 10th March,
His Winter Stock must be closed out before that
time. DIFF jan10
Two CLOTH HING EALERS.
OVERALLS can be bought of LUTHER cheaper
by the quantity than at any other House in he country
Worcester, Dec. 20, 1854. diff d2O
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EbROViD NCE 81 WORCESTER
ii RALLROAD CO. lNiIlEMD-

RAILROAD co. DIVIDEND.
dividend Of three per cent, threc dollars on each
share has been declared, payable the 10Th day of
January merit at the Office of the Treasurer tn fose
holding stock recorded the books of the Corporation
on the 30lh inst.
Dividends on stock recorded at the Agency in Boston,
will be payable at the Howard Banking Company.
BY Order JOHN r BALCH, Treasr
Providence, r. L Dec. q, 1854 diff d27
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IIIIIIDI
INSTRUMENTATION
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
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DrD Q5oo0s.

IF You AREIN WANT Of any Stockings,
Hoods Gloves, Yarns, Fancy Goods and are willing
to give what the goods cost. you may have them.
1l2 Main street, HENRY o. CLARK.
dps diff
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The sub
" scrbers would respectfully give notice to the citizens
of Worcester that they have this day Termed Copart-
nership under the name and firm Of BELCHER Il STOW
ELL for the purpose of carrying the Provision and
Vegetable business in all its branches, the City Hall
Market.
Thankful for past favors, they would respectfully
Solicit a continuance OF the public patronage.
CHARLES BELCHER,
FRANCIS P. STOWELL.
Worcester, jan LIST, 1855. div ian4
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HEARD TIMES = MONEY WANTED-for which
Z Il more than six per cent wl be allowed payable in
goods liz MaiH-street, HENRY o. CLARK.
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QUOTING! CLOTHTNG!:

a L OF HI G! CLOTHIN CT:
The Subscribers, having formed Coparnershp, under
the firm of WALL & BALClM, respectfully give notice
to the public that they have this day opened No g.
WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK, a splendid assortment Of
newly selected
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which they offer at low prices can be found in the
city comprising, in part, COATS, PANTS VESTS,
BOYS CLOTHING, &c, and general assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS,
constantly on hand. Remember, No. Worcester House
Block Give us a cali.
GEO. F. WALL,
SUMNER W. BALLOON.
Worcester. Dec, Ii. 1884
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-15
Obituary.

WIN. H. KINc.-This gentleman, for many years the
treasurer al Nblo Garden expired after short Illness
Saturday last the 10th instant. In those sterling
qualities of the heart which win respect esteem and love-
Mr.. King richly endowed. As a husband he was
ever afectionate and faithful; father lovingly de-
voted to his children friend he generous self
sacrificing and firm oak His sterling and spotless
tegrity for him the unbounded confidence Of all who
had business relations with him. and If there be truth in
the poets Words
An honest mans, the noblest work of God,"
then was he, indeed, of natures noblemen
His body sleeps in Greenwood and he is mourned by
his bereaved widow by his afeconae children and by
host Of friends Their grief at his loss is bitter it
rendered less poignant by their hope and belief that
SOUL free from sin, is with Him who created it,
Deacon DANIEL FITCH, soldier of the revolutionary
war, died in West Kiliingly, Connecticut, few days
since at the age OF ninety three years. nine months and
twenty seven days.
The Hon. Thomas Leo, ex member of Cong -ess from
New Jersey, died at his residence in Port Elizabeth "
November 2 The deceased had filed various honorable
positions in his State and in Congress warm sup
porter of Gen. Jacksons administration.
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Our Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1856.
The Pt1Trdn Ciaim-Acton Of Cclitoynia--Opinton Of
Attorney Genera, Cushing-Ssa,iaics Of Commerce and
observation-disclosures Of Mr.. Peter g. Washing,on--
Near Approach Of The Congressional Sorn,--Thngs Be.
oouing Ltrey--7he Congressional GIooe, de-, de-
Quite farce has lately been enacted by govern
ment here in the matter Of claim set up by Peru and
pressed upon us by her Minister. II for damages
suliing from the unskulness Of government pilo. at
the port Of San Francisco who had been employed
certain Peruvian vessels into that port Althouy h no
supremely ridiculous, yet government formally pre-
sen,ed the claim to the State authorities Of California
who laughed It. and returned II TO Secretary Marcy for
such disposition he might, in his great wisdom sec
proper 20 make re. What was 20 be doneg The claim
having been presented by friendly nation although
done in the plenitudc Of their ignorance shocd be
treated with seriousness and proper respect, The super
abundant love Of labor which characlsrses Caleb Cush
M pointed 20 him the Tor the &c aAon and con-
cqueniiy all The questions Involved 10 the Aforesaid
If - we're at referred % him. IL proved himself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-15

The MASSACHUSETTS Know NOTHING STATE
COuNCu-QUEER DoNGs-WHERE DOES Gov
GARDNER BELONG THE State Council Of the
Massachusetts, American party, at Worcester
on Tuesday last, was marked by some curious
transactions; not the least curious of which
was the appointment of full list Of delegates
and alternates to the Gen. Wilson Free Soil
Cincinnati Know Nothing Northern Conven-
ton, which is to meet on the thrtieth of this
month. Gov. Gardner, just reelected as an
anti-abolition fusionist, argued that the call
was in accordance with the action of the
Northern portion of the late Philadelphia Ma
tional American Convention and he thought
Massachusetts ought to be represented. After
this motion was adopted communicating
from the Order all those who had gone over to
fusion. Now, all that we can make of this is
that the Massachusetts Know Nothings, in
sticking to their free soil seeding associates
from the Philadelphia national platform, and
in repudiating the Seward gang, intend to set
up a small Northern free soil party for them
selves. But as Gov. Gardner says they are
only going to Cincinnati for purposes of con-
sultation, we had better, perhaps, await the
results. Perhaps they may do something that
will stultity Wilson. Who knows?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-15
City Intelligence.

Is THE COUNTY CLERK NAruR4uzgDY-- was ruronre,
yesterday, that Richard d. Connolly the County Cerk
alarmed at the efforts made prove him an alien had tax
en- out his naturalization papers We are informed by un
doubted authority that neither in the Court Of Common
Pleas, in the Superior Court the Uni;e, states Com
mssioner's Court the only competent 10 Jnr the
right Of citizenship aliens have any such papes been
issued during The past year. and the story
without foundation. No doubt the County Cs-k 4 fay
prepared with the proper documents when they
quired.
A PERCUSSION FACTORY BIowN Ur--0n Tuesday afier-
noon, william Frish, Lewis Robb and several other
workmen employed in the percussion cap factory Of pr
Goldsmith, in sixty-afh street between Nin.h and
enth avenues to amuse themselves began shooting at
target placed at the END the factory. One Of The
ais Fl, their gun went through tsc wall ana logged ia
barrel Of powder, which Immediately expoef VI h a
deaftning report. The building which was W. .iofies
high and twenty feet by thirty together Etn -
contents, blown to atoms, and camage done tne
amount of about 81 CO., Strange 10 say only one II
the men was injured.
STAR GAZING At NooSDky.--The unusual phercgneEont
Of star visible at MONDAY, and in the sungn~ pre-
sented yesterday to those who looked hesvenward about
ten O'Clock in the morning idle genius discovered
star about 80 degrees south The zenith hang pg a. Il
were Staten Island. The information econ con
v.yed TO Others and by tseve O'Clock there coll not
have been less than $4,000 persons in the city gazing IN
enfiy into the sky and speculatng whether the ght
point over head balloon, that had gone it'le
Tar up, indeed Of those gttering spheres gnt
that poets tell such pretty stories about. In Wal street.
house top groups ofimprom ptu astronomers ra
ed discussing with great sruditon. The rheuocn IN.
der consideration. NiswA advanced that would
have astOnished and bewildered La Place and a. ,b.
hut listened 70 by the crowd with bec'ring mi
lily. It remarked that the ricl pockets Id t1is.
Ing business. The sfar seen Venus. WI ci a. ~ e
81 the year Il the morning star and may b. -..f 90 .
fair cay when IN emporium TO The sun. Nb-l near
the run. w. # course, cannot b. distinguished
Mr. oscsNYAN's ip1rHE - rraSrY,--Nr .nsAo.
who lately delivered sefc. q very Interest," sts n.
strurtiye Lectures .4ricy aad BE- fr. sssn -.
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worthy OF the trust and by elaborate opinion which
he prepared, under just dozen different heads he
satisfied the Peruvian Minister that his claim was all
mooonshine, and that when his government chose to
employ pilots she must take the risk Of their skfuness
or ign ORANGE.
The printed sheets of the statistics OF and
navigation, intended for the next Congress,
ready for the binder and have already been furnished
portion Of the press and this too by the Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, who lately made such loud
complaints of certain other statistical information being
procured from the Treasury Department in advance Of
the meeting fCongress These sheets have been kept
most carefully from the reach of of the corfespon
dents here, while have had TO them,
and copy had been mailed by the Assistant Secretary
himself to Of the New York papers early Thurs
day last One dozen copies procured and disribu
ted among iavorites while others equally as much
tied to them positively refused. IL such conduct
the part of Mr. Assistant Secretary fair or honorabe9 IL
it be grevous sin for these figures to appear the
newspapers Of the day, why did he mail copy in ad
vance to one paper at the same time denying nspec
ton of IL to otheIsY
The first mutterings of the Congressional storm.
which viii soon rage with such terrific fury within
the walls OF our capital are beginning to
be heard here. Stray members of Congress from
all parties coming in, to procure acco nmoda-
tons for the winter Others to survey the field opera
tions and reconnoitre, while others still are openly en-
gagged in active operations to control the organization
the House. Since the late elections there seems 70 be
quite change in the programme of all sections and
ties. The democrats looking around for some
advantageous arrangements with the old Wings while
the Americans have grown more bold and exacng The
Speaker Clerk and public printer with all the patron
age welded by each may be well by either party
but the organization Of the House depend other
tions of more vital Importance and much interest
ing in character. The plotting and contemplating will
no doubt be rich and varied, but the readers Of the
HERALD will be kept fully posted up in all these part
culars.
The new prospectus OF that invaluable political record
OF our natona Legislature the Congressional Globe s
10 D0iIu ,1dIe will Will
the opening Congress- and be furnished the rate Of
$40 year; the Congressional Globe and appendix at Sc
for the session, and Tuesdays Globe for 81 year. It
forms the only complete record of the Con
gress and as such should have q large circulation.
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INDIAN Wars oN THE NORTHERN BORDER
We give elsewhere brief and terse letter
from our correspondent ut Vancouver, Wash
ington Territory. The intelligence is full of
horror. The settlements are surrounded with
myriads of hostile Indians, whom no kindness
can tame. no treaties can bind. The small
parties Of United States troops sent against
them arc overwhelmed by superior numbers.
The accounts from other points induce US to
believe that before next summer we shall have
an Indian war west of the mountains, com
pared with which the Creek and Seminole af-
fairs were only play Two Of the new regi-
ments should be sent out an once. They were
raised for that purpose, and ought by this
time to be ready to take the field If the Pre-
sidcnt is not too busy clectioneering. will he
look after this matter at once?
II has been alleged that these regiments re-
cruted in the early part OF the summer. are
not sufficiently drilled; but it will be rcmem-
bered that in the Mexican war the Ninth regi-
ment of United States Infantry was raised in
the spring. arrived at Vera Cruz in April,
was under fire a few weeks afterwards, and be-
haved like veterans at the affair of the National
Bridge, and in August and September was in
the post Of danger in nearly all the memorable
engagements which resulted in the capture of
the city. The Irish regiments at Waterloo, or
the Scotch at lnkermann, were not more cool,
steady, or brave, than the Ninth in the assault
upon the fortress Of cnepultepec, where it led
the forlorn hope, lost its colonel and great
many men. The new Ninth regiment ought
to be equally efficient against the Indians. ri
does not take long 20 make soldiers il this
country They are ready made.
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States surveying schooner Petrol, COM
mander Budd, sailed yesterday morning for Key West.
The New York and Savannah steamships will leave on
and after Saturday 18th ins at O'Clock p M instead
of O'Clock p. NJ, until further notice.
The steamship Ericsson will leave this port for Havre
on the Dist inst
U. S. s. LEvAST, AT SEA, Nov. 10, 1855.
We left the Navy Yard this morning, and are at
sea- with fair wind bound to the East Indies The fol-
lowing is a correct list of her officers:-
Commander-William Smith; Iieutenants-George Col
vocoresss John Guthrie James Higgins Earl English,
Julius g. Heieman Surgeon-John H. Wright. Assist
ant-Surgeon--A. L. Gihon. Purser-Benjamin J. Ca
hoone. Master-Henry A. Adams, Jr. Captains Clerk
Samuel A. Cole, Jr. Brevet Captain Of Marines-ohn D.
Simms. observation-disclosures G. Berry. Carpenter--Ed-
ward Williams. sailmaker-Daniel C. Brayton Masters
Mates-Henry NJ. Gordon, Fitch Taylor. Surgeon g
Steward-Timothy p. Sheehan.
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CENTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I-TRoTTlnG.
On Tuesday last, 81 600, mile heats, best
three in i've Off between Mr. Conways sorrel mare
Lady Helen and John Williams black horse Hunmng
Bird. The mare went to wagon-the geldng to sulky
Lady Helen the race, distancing geding on the
third heat There some queer remarks made about
this race but nothing to prove that the thrown
although bottle at the head of the driver Of
the black horse as he up the homestretch The
black the first and heats with ease
exhibiting great speed at times and the crcums Of
his being dstanced the third led the hue and cry
Of foul play" The horse is very high strung pulls
hard and without driver has strength enough TO keep
him steady, there be certainty back ing him
The first heat beautifully contested throughout
The second was not good, the black horse made
several breaks; but on the homestretch he became
steady and won the heat by neck. The last heat he
was al abroad and the flag fell in his face The follow
grEDAS Nov. 1s-Trottng match, s., coo, mile heats
best three in five.
MIR. Conway named s. m. Lady Helen. ........ 1
John Williams named blk. g. Humming Bird dis
Time 2:39-2:s0l-2:4.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTRG.
WEDNESDAY, Nov l-Mntcb 81 900, three nile heats,
10 wagons.
g. Jenkins named g. g. George Washington
G. Brooks named b. &. Harry of the w.st 2 2
Time, SaS-S:5o-9l1.
RHODE ISLAND.
WASHINGTON TRO1JING CoIlag-- PROV DESCE, Nov, o.
There wa fair attendance last Friday witness the
trot between Lady Sherman, Boston Girl Rachel It
proved to be an exciting affair between Lady sherman
and Boston Giri Rachel was unfortunately Gisanced in
the first heat Previous TO the start Lady sherman had
the call AT about leo 10 so. She Is fine mere and
proved too much for the " old grl'' who has
lost her elastic step and youthful fire. nevertheless she
trotted finely, winning the fastest heat and concstng
the race throughout very closely. The following is
summary
PROVIDENCE Nov. o.-Purse, sIoo, mile heats best
three in FIVE, in harness.
IL. Is. Billings br. IN. Lady Sherman
A. Carpenters b. nj. Boston Girl. ....:..
W. Luis b. IN. Rachel ................. DIST
Time not taken.
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THANKSGIVING Day CoN1NG--TEgRBLE News
FOR NEW ENGLAND.--Within two or three weeks
Thanksgiving Day will have come and gone in
almost every State in the Union. Ia New
England i Is high holiday--a feast, when
every patriot IS expected to deyour more ra-
tions than JEFF. Davis will allow General
Scott for the past eight years. Dry fruit
is an important article in the preparation
Of the thanksgiving feast, aud we are
shocked at the fact hat raislns have IL.
creased In price n.agly one hundred par