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Butte record., 1856-11-01

Eag~ We notice the New York Times eI-
poets to have the result of the Presidential
election in New York on the 9Th, and is call
ing on all telegraph companies, operators;
inspectors and messengers. to hurry up the
result of the first Tote.
Butte record., 1856-11-01

CArTLE-We noticed drove of about 20
head of fine young American cattle passing
through town yesterday They were in re-
markabIy fine condition considering the late
ness of the season. They are probably des-
tined for the shambles,
Butte record., 1856-11-01

Es- The Attorney General of she State
has flied an information against the several
steamers belonging to the Nicaragua CO ,
claiming that the property has escneated 10
the State on account of the dissolution OF
the company.
Butte record., 1856-11-01

TS>The Millerites prophesied that the
world would come to an end on a certain
day. Equally crazy, are certain deluded fol-
lowers of the great KI-YI, who predict Mr..
Buchanans withdrawal from the pre- sen
contest. We hope the authorities will take
immediate steps to procure them comfort
able situation in the Lunatic Asylum at
Stockton.
Butte record., 1856-11-01

SENTENCED TO be HUNG Sampson Crow
der, convicted in Siskiyou county on an in
dictment for the murder of S, r. Lewis, has
been sentenced by the District Court for that
couuty-Eighth District-to be executed on
the first day of November next.
Butte record., 1856-11-01

DEAR DooRs Two Of the doors Of the
new capital at Washington, are to cost Sl4,-
600 apiece They are of bronze, with alto
relieves representing national scenes.
Butte record., 1856-11-01

New PArER.-A new daily has been star
ted at San Francisco, called the Daily va
tisrdI. Il is Fillmore crgsu.
Butte record., 1856-11-01
Truly yours,

SHARP PRACTICE The Sacramento Times
(Rapublicau] proposed to advertise in their.
columns payment to be urade only in case of
the election of Fremont. This proposition
was % exceedingly ibe nj that the reno-
c"'ti" Committee ordered their entire ticket
published in it-Cdl. Express
Butte record., 1856-11-01

CALIFORNIA ExPREss.--W Z offer thous-
aud thanks 10 the proprietors Of the Express
for their generosity and promptness in fur
nishing us with paper yesterday. Without
their timely assistance VIC should have been
IN .be flror'
Butte record., 1856-11-01

Avorugu DEMocRArtC RALLT The
Democracy had little impromptu gather
ing last night, that goes far to the state Of
political feeling in Orovillc. Mesors. Grf-
fifth aud Clayton arrived in town yesterday
afternoon, and without any previous an
nouneeWen;, :he Democracy assembled to
the number of four or FIVE hundred
The ftmore men of 0roville to the num-
ber ofsiNty three. formed torch-light pro-
cession, and marched out to the bluff,
doubtless 70 enjoy drunk.
Butte record., 1856-11-01

ARRIVAL OF THE MAIL STEAMER We
we're informed last evening by Mr.. O'Neal,
that the Mail Steamer Golden Gate had just
arrived in San Francisco, and had anchored
in the stream. Also shat the Vigilance Com
nittee were again organizing, out for what
reason he was unable TO state.
Butte record., 1856-11-01

ANOTHER FIRE occurred about an hour
after the above, in a house n Court House
square, occupied by certain frail Senoritas
The roof Of the building was partially con
sumea, but water being close at hand the
fire was cxtioguished before it had made
much progress, Had there been high wind
yesterday, our town would now have been
in ashes Let not this second warning to
our rrnncrtr ho.lers mss mnheedel
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u9ren & Su &peIen.
prabtocIe SetpeGerie S;t5er nap lIIber-
pInttirte gBddreu
pet III. SE. yAxIrupr

pet ~. IS. Isyarner,
Mo- M r. Y pro- a . # ra6e.
2aoe Geben etn 9rses unb e9bdees Eager BON dus-
sspapn fnen Snween wurunter 8rutna6el un6 BrCdben
Sgn on etaa9ten bis u ben mUbernen 3eGuunaen Iris
O9rrta9 Sn9rrtn9e 6erren- unb 0anentctten unb
upr9sgOnge 9Oo'Sttte unb 5bern @6nalen WiebaiaUms
CUR @nrabmun9 99n Oa8uereUtppen erGan unS peramfe
ptpe a4e 81 Den 6tG8aen annetmbarRn 9ren. f26-fia
"a S&SobnuugS -OerGnoermf1o.
ID Wenen Jrenpben unb stnem se9rten Qublttnm fber.
sas paaPt made t9 pie Nnese bas i'd ntsfn t6rmader.
ars " InS ef9G BON enen alien Nlas Srpnt
S nag M 800 @@ag nate asquitbra6e psrGss babe
tg ar bag mir teBt sentte 3utrauen banfe enpfe6e
NCb. 9 tetnba6,
vzm. SIR. 300 g. Q5aps na6e IsauttbH
NeParaturen ubren un6 epeQertsn ner6en omf Srs
pNnftltGfe unb bette tn tir3efer 9et befprot ffnI WV
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3N4 zN7SAa 5ntttu unb Der Bride perleat babe nr
Az M Sua3 en reid aiprrS Qaaer Der
mobernten ielbf Uerfertisen ME tmppr.
rten @plSwdaren IN ben anb sees bn ber Gpncrrns au
tsSesnen gang bCnOers enfe i'd fte aumeratett pub
lfums af mne ret4e Mu5wab splOenen unb fbernen
Squirting Sever Nnter- unb gltnber u.6 r. n bn
ipp 9GIonen 8etten Wte6aapns tr unb etdtbber
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p aif Oval @ameO @arneOl &C., 6n8errtnes gum Sefnen
t9r 9aare pwte eblOer 9Olbsne unb 6erne Yen nit uni
0bne 8ebern erner unerblIe i'd Elm Eager gpbeneu uub
lbernen unb Srien pwie ster. pattirten Dad
rem, GrauereObrrtn8en bracelet unb NapeG gprte Mpnnas
SeObrlen unb Seu Rdbrbtcn 10 ME pele anbere Irtttel
8efeGte @Olborben fir Samile Anosnten pe Saarrtnee
Nae Sreuse 9aartetten iORte 8racelete 8edds pr6en
aus 9antee banertaftef btaef ausaeIbr fepe oQe
8eparatnren an llbreE pe Splbfa6en.
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Diefes befannts foe. pe..bemOEratt(6e wRoroenbIntt
Grf9ent tG9lt6. = 9res Gents psr Wp&e,
tdblbar an bic bafir serantwprtti&en rGaer
bas GbSunenent fcifet fir boe tifse Sdsr n n
An3et9en mer az ttIlt 'er.+ -a-
This iem
G erm an orning IA p
IS published daily. Price 7 cents
a week, Advertisements cheap.
The Weekly Wecker 81 year.
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Gigarrett= ltnO Sabaf=Gei6Gft
BON
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0feuer Nouhpl,npf |

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De ,gdItimpre g9eder" rirb bic greieuife IN
81 4 Gn6e Der alte unb neuen g9eIt fetnen Qelern
rrr' Muee fubren unb fur bic IemUfrate In
9lme rita unb @nrppd ju pirfen treben, 70 Siel tn
ieiue n Srdften teet. 3u oieiem 3wefe eriudt
re ERebdttiCn bic 6reunee Der DemUfratte nm
unterfisuns oieies Srgaus. - @tnl, npunsen,
unb ptlItpmmen, = 8rtsfe erbttten mir uns ppr"
Dfret. ......
2as 9gp6entIatt bes ,,gBefers" erl6etnt ieben
Sreita8 unp tpitet So baS Sabr.
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M Der unter3et6nete setst biermit enen greunbea VT
unb benz geebrten 9ubum an, baB er 70 eben
Ieuen Stpre tn gr "a Sf.8aItimpre rGne bat unb TETS
pwpbl 8eiOe in better AuSwabl pprrdbs Bat ais aud aut
Srbre aufergt BGtse 9re unb quite Q8aaren uee
EGrt 6emben rntertCen GraSaen unb ate In btefes Sad
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Gtnem sablret9en Beu9 enteeeenfebenb, empfetlt f6
2efptS 9enrp Staut, "a Sf Saltp. ST.
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SD ese geebrten 9ubltfum btermit an paB id an III.
gem 9as en rei6baseS Eager Spu alien prten GioGrrs
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!rt baben. Ste ba sn ttnta 9r Sen 30 rqtt pan 30
frbea uuD Easueubpl &ntb as. R9bien Ies Sor!eu
pOpt 3ioO nb Dd6 @fNt enp ab btreif pereltsn bt4o
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8urn8 II. @foGn,

&Ge DpH @utaD. aub @ermanfr05e unb 5ubmefr@fe Spr
Draft unb BremOuthraBe,
aber fets au eager cine arose Moa nebl eetrpdnetes
r8fata autgeItteS Nfptmeu! BON Bap~ unb G5hteirer
pl ptF ftsleltts tu 81 Ii9sn 9rslsn unb anntbrbats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10
D; e. .-1-Jls THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN 40
s~s----A-~--~aSs LYNCHBTRG AND RICHMOND

aafn ifom Lynchhars to buchanan. 80
FROM ~ nehburg TO tharottcsy ~
IN ana after the 2d OF October Packet
Buchanan at A. NJ, and Lynchbugg T. NJ Monday,
ednesday and Friday and arrive in Kcl. I'D day
at ) O'Clock A. NJ
taarloINi He passengers leaving Lynclburg y r NJ.
ieaeh seoi'svule at ot a. NJ day and in Char
l"hcsNlc ut o. r. NJ. Leave Lynchburg buchanan and
arrive at L. NJ.
From Lynchburg Richmond see time ard distances in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

su.ss, MORE NEW BOOKS, NJ Norsc's.-
a}i3y Gardening for the South by White, of Georgia;
HsG&y Hnmbuits Island of Cuba WARM Kansas Rough
4yy Trip the Border, among homes and strange
ESf0 people, Linwood, by Mrs Lee iIenni The
Conresos Welded Life by Mrs Leslie Toing and Hoping,
by Jenny Marsh, The Old Dominion by james; Putnam,
and Methodist Magazines for April Black
wood for Mach fapl Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

Ap 1oRk-S1 EAMSliIP JAMESTOW as.ll0 80
The I 5 Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN Y, in com.
mand OF Capt LEWIs PARRISH leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'clock for ltc,
mond She VIII not take any freight from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON At O'Clock for New
Those desiring ship by her their goods here ON
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here can have
State-Room secured by addressing by mail
~ The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, City Point
where she VIII land and receive ght Both the
aud the Roanoke receive and passengers Cv Point
and Norfolk. IIfDIAN A WATSON
2-v BicbD,ord
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

NCtftE-1he Steamer ROANOKE. $50 =
- ~, na1 WI again commenced her regular y.a.zAf
~ ~ hi'hhiond there is communication
et "eek ny steamers, to New York and Baltimore
anpfs shipping by Petyjohns regular line NY
80, III richmond will be certain get their shipments di
reey through without detention and at the rates
os ordered to will be promptly foru arded by
~ iilc' winch Is the only regular line the Canal
sep cots " + % i'i'i1' I ~; In III Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

HIsC RECEIVED AND EOk sSEE.--
- Id hhds .. aud +, K Sugar
% bhla Cafe Sugar
10 bblH i'ulvrr,zed aud Crush4d Sugar
hoXcs Loaf Lunar
20 bbls n .. aud l. Il. Molasscs
20 bags Rio and IaWyra 4 3ileo
10 do. No4l Old Java
80 sides M. SOLE Leather
bales Cotton p2nahurgs
10 bales Ibuncsiics
20 boxes Adamantino and falpw C3uIles
10 boxes soap
80 kegs Old Dominion Nails
100 sacks salt Marshall
- bhs 1hnncra on
80 pair BroRahs
30 bbs Rye Whskcy
- bhh Extra Rye
% hhs Mountain Rye
Together with general Staple Dry Goods
Liquors, Wines. Ac all OF which determined sell
low Tor Cash, or in exchange for country produce.
JNO LUNSFoRD,
Two duors above Acree 4 McClanahans old stand,
ma ~ ~ aud neAt door 20 Mnro y Stratum. Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

~ have all The sho"a h "na Dwciin. for rent,
made immediately , ~ rent II Application be
ms ee-dtsf 'No, j. PuRVIS, agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10
yl,WltE 4 WrEll HEIME =

RNW1tE WsEAS EE 4 w q: EN-
Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. by stuaIn- aAEIL y
ers BELNl DEkE and pOCAHONTAS-lhc
STEAMER BELNIDERE leaves Baltimore very SAT- r.
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves ri II
MOND every TT ESDAN AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
The POCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every " Ed
NESDAi AFTERNOON Richmond. Returning, L. ,.s
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor ! .tlu
timore.
shippers to Baltimore by these Boats have their
goods here every Monday and Friday o each week
mar " IL DIAM WATSON.
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MERCHANDISE. &C.
s..a.-Jno. .. Pnr,i-, agent.

A taRH..Jus. . Pursi-, agent, returns
n thanks Ia tie public the liberal patronage ciyed
Ia his nsnsn and nyet attention the NEW GOODS
nov being hi These goods parehas
Ell aimee Frrsf drHs prices the North. and
be sold drriic,iiy cheap for eAsti. laPl % DIS
uNLAT BRlu uAJs,..-B have hnd snnde,
at M8lesk Hats equal In style and hnil To sold
call and see them. Yours. =. sEABIkY
anROsPGeI OE PGAsE.-Thc bloody De-
Of which bas 80 long been gloaiing the Vi
II Nations aatiatpd with
Hrdcrons while the white winged Angel of Peace
bowers with plying aver the demaed armies aud dos
plated hearth Other objects will the
nankn the arts Of peace the thoughts and
employ bands busy Millions aud the uniforms and
imposing camp will ABIDE
labamen,s II honest industry Speaking Of haJiaaeats
suggests aud splendid stock PRIMO READY
MADE CLOTHING exhibition at the Clothing Bazaar 81
Burroughs Shafer Co. The propret0s of this popular
tashmeni approaching aud grateful for The extraordinary
extended 70 them have spared neither pains
expense getting mp their goods the Spring sales
claser call themselves
spocion eeftaniy Will convince them of the superiority In
Style workmanship, It, AZ Of the clothing Of
faeture sold by the CLOTHING BAZAAR, Main n T.
side above Bridge. BURROUGHS sUAfEK & co.
aIl lsts
ANEW sIYGGs.-sseasicnens fine CATERS n
~ SHOES of the newest and best patterns Also, fas
onabo Spring Noeskm Hats Of the different popular styles
Hat Of Mole. Ciarot Buif Pearl Salmon
colour quality aud style that will be called for
for CASH, now being opened at l. l. AKhisTEADS
ap7s Near Farmers Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10


NIEW tOODS.-Tho subscriber has received his
which the attention of his friends public general
respectfully called Having taken adv antagc of the de-
pressed state OF the market in purchasing his Goods he Will
be able To- offer great Inducements 80 BUYERS.
The articles are too numerous mention, there bn
found all The articles which general Dry Goods business
embraces besides large tment npets Shoes Hats
9aps, Umbrellas Parasns Sc. Country Merchants
socially invited TO call On him before they go
determined 10 sell Richmond Prices Strict attention
viii be pad 10 orders Come and all
ap l9ts NAfti. GrGGENHEIMER.
gNNE ~otE HATS hn,c last eprnrd, and
u have arranged 10 he supplied regularly by
ousrs Gents Soft Hats of every variety of quality and
Vie NJ they introduced aud STYLES change
&c MACK Hats opened this week fine Please
nine them. Una 1-ts1 T. sEAmfEY
4 ADSES'( .ABTRks,-E hive this week opcn-
ed supply of those popular Black CATERS. which sell
rapidly, at Slao Also. Ladies no Black CATERS or
ithout heels. Also pretty Tan Color Gators Lat
Also Ladies hne Kid Boots and Buslns. Can and
ma ia T.. SEABURN.
NEW BOOKS, NEW HOOKs.-
~ biographical Sketch of Henry A. Wise with History
the Political Campaign in Virginia ls55. by James T.
lambloon, NJ. II. Price - 80
he United States Canada aud Cuba, by Miss Murray
tda The Pearl Of Pearl River. by Mrs. Southworth.
4len 'ourt-A story of Times BY Shirley Brooks
hpepors Recollections-A Glhmpse Of
he flush Boys, by GAS Mayue Reid
Setch Book of Mcster Karl
he Wonders Of Science, or, Young Humphrey Davy
Essay Liberty and slavery Belsoe Professor Of
Mathematics in the University of Virginia
rnost linwoood, by Mrs. Lee 1Iep'y
1ehel Gray, by Julia Kavanagh.
.ho ara the Blessed
% he Tut by
nnnal ct Scientific bcoveryA Year Book Facts sd6
,iiow Bedot Papers.
For sale by ina "6tsl PAYNE & CHRISTIAN.
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HFAsliInNS rnr' 'r1,: :; - y u ia
the spring style Dress Hat the first SATURDAY in March s-s
"r tue inspection Of his the public
h,h WIN be found To Surpass any Hat market in bean
" style lualty aud finish Aso lot of beautiful new style
t iatS Tor young Gents All those desiring line Dress Hats
of the BLUE HAT ~ W " ~ 's"
All Kinds Of Hats made to order with ami dispatch
Customers Hats dressed over as usual
BITS WA
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MAT nRim nATs,..-I hn,r hna ,n n.Ir.


yrssT1ay focrIFfd
gat ba Mseki equal In style nnisii TO any sold
In our city perhaps little superior Gentlemon please
unIln lla..ef lnafs q AEAHI ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

/ Ha~SOttt concern Of Miller A
y ELAN is this day dissolved by mutual consent VIM A
er alone authorized to settle the business the con
IN Those having claims against the concern win please
eseit them 10 him immediately payment and tbose in
'bted VIII ohllse sby paying early convenient
,, -. -. WILLIAM \ MILLER,
fopiu'S ~lHt, 100 ROBERT $ ELAN.
1NtE undersigned will Gropery and Commis
sion business and the purchase Wheat ut The old stand
acre he VIII be pleased to his friends and the pub
nerally MN A Mill Cp
ANh snhscrieer IN retiring from the Miller &
tlan returns his hanks for the patronage received AZ
ne hands OF his friends aud respectfully soes
= me same I" the new concern Of VIM. A. Miller
IL -" ROBERT y ELAN
NoHNiNG STAR COOKING sTOtEs-
" JUS received another supply of those celebrated Morn
Nar cooking stoves which surpass all others use All
se tai nave been waiting long their arrival and III
want can now be supplied by applying the stove and
ahRe W arehonse. n u, side Main street
ma lAts M 100
A tKii 9TH, IsJ6,-NOtNt. MEMS, DRESS
= fh''k toATS-The style of frock Coats for
'hg men real They pronounced bv competent
9tes he most elegant garment this Spring Coors-
lack Brown Blue and Adelaide
GLASS & R,INE.
ap Its. / DIxoN L.,
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4 I0tORICE.-On consignment mic. lot "E.
- O. Mass Ligaoree. For sale by
mn L. L 4 u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10
t.. 5000 pairs ~ spring

- Cashmere Pants the largest stock aud greatest variety
offered in Lynehbnrg They all manufactured this
Spring for retail sales, and embrace all
inch waist to "a inches An can bo suited
GLASS Il RAINE'S.
apl eta J. DINoN agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

Jew stoct az So! ''n'ay please call and examine nv,
which is loo ,re,t summer foods the extent of
's , hi,e 'et pathlt OF a full dscrption vibi, ~ vi
"a smiE ADVERTISEMENT, and as am nor ,rh @ I'm,
~. JOHN AhRAUAnS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

Ncntsuiter- Nrni Cutters Just received lot
VI Of very Hnporor lUoN MAI CUTTERS for cutting
meat aud minsng tor pies which far superior
thing Of the kn before Ia this market They parts
nafy adapted tot family also fer butchers being nbsta
TALLY made. Please call and examine them soon, they
In demand aud VIII be gone the Agriculture
Depot Of II. y Nlil1fEMbHE Il GBO.,
Just below the NorVoll House. and adjoining tho
Carriage depository of Capt j. II Bailey,
Main I,yup
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.


.xv,UurN. GOODS FOK spau>s. aud
sa 81 hhltih he sa.sl,t ~ se nsns variety Of M
I'd eelorsd caths Doe skins Fancy Asrsaiies and SIN
1sng plan and fancy French cassmafes stfa hhe aud
s. dc Drap DeEie aud large lot q Inca drilling and ian
.airs pants SUITE se shirts collars snd pisw"rs-ai
,asf handkerchief crnvats sarf ties aud all Kinds 81
steels stock 81 trimmings the best TO be found In ms
Aey Of the above good, will be sold =. low they be
lngb elsewhere be made 10 order al short notice
. nj s,. WI please eau anu '''4' ~n L fiaE
Hlorc New ..oed-- ss,h n".eh, is5a.-Jn
PIfRyfa agent Is selling good bargains Ia all kinds
- by Goods The publo viii please call and examine he
stock Of Co'h .asmeres Nsp WIZ. 3d ,r CT
sn. Caeoes Se se all Of winch viii be sold cheap for
rash --s-------------------lnis- = nh
l. 40 bags srfme no Coffee
100 bags Lafuyra do
10 I Sss. IN N "a, and 81 crois Sugar.
90 bbls heat Coffee sugar
dee dec Its LEE a JOHNSON.
,rem"d Ai"m Salt
Y = 500 Sacks Liverpool fine salt In pf'ine order
100 sacks ground Alum SAT-
Jasl received aud for sale ny ... .......
dec 12u LEE JoHNsoN
~ this day associated Win him JOHN y ADAMS aud
THOMAS q ANDERSON tr The purpose Il .ransac,ing
1No BUSINESS under the firm and style Of ANDERSON,
ADAMS q CO at tho old stand Of W 7 Anderson, TOR
They viii always keep hand well selected stock Of Gro
eefles Gusuo ground aud lump Ia'le Livingston Poughs
Particular given TO the sale of eonagnments, aud
n made on Produce IN hnnd.
WILLIAM r. ANDERSON
JOHN q ADAMS,
f. Ats THOMAS o. ANDERSON.
uSOR SALE ON COMMONWEALTH 900
II lbs Cotton yanusi received and for sale consign
lnent by lpey 1915. McCORkIE JONES
4 tHANPAtsaNE W1NE.--.DU-t received and
u tor sale loi IL superior Champagne Wine In quart aud
pint bottles liam 22ts LEE q JOHNSON.
- IAAA Lbs. BACON
sosNDVVNv ,0n0 ms NcniHon Hams,
10 FrkIns Butter;
. Ffkins Lard
recniye ed md 10 sale by
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fe I9ts FRANKLIN d BRoTHER
lAIssOIIIION.-Thc firm Of niIInrd q Aml-

this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
having claims aganst viii present them 10 DILLAUD 4
FOR payment, and those indebted will make pay
The Of the only DC used
IN liquidation WIN. =. D1lLARD
3dts JAS, {. WALTON.
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Il PRINTS French w. yer, large stocL az
very low rates for sale bv anu yafey Of white goods at
apl Is is ~ doGGENHEIMER
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kSn hENT-A Family Residences. on Cen''
mousse street with an excellent garden attached Posses
lon gwen the 9Th inst, If desired.
nEs ''i A b RUCkER
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guyRUNKS, Carpet Bags aud Gusbrcitus
Il lot of cheap and medium quality Travelling Trunks
Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. L. L. ARMIsTEAD
an 7ts Near Farmers P9h
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M EW FOVOS.-SEcWtI"Wen Wt-htUH Ia VWr.
chase viii please call aud stock French
Hnck Cloths coorod do French English and American Chs
smercs silk Vcstnrs Narcotics do white
ling, SatteonH drah DeEtc stocks collars hAndk
british German and American bafhose silk half hose Kid
poRkin Lslr thread, and silk Gloves suapcndels Sc
ma @ats JAMES A. STiGLER \ co
y Rep.
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j ING wARE-lioi sf--where will be found the largest
Lamnated Steel hue Double and Single Guns
Rifles, Deans Enash Self Cooking Five Shootar Colts Al
lens aud Thurbors Royovers and Single Pistols Powder
flnshs shot belts nud Pouches Game Bags Cleaning Rods
Nipple Wronchta hays Cocks and q - Percussion Caps
un Was and Wire cartridges all sizes. Curtis Harvey
Diamond Powder aud American Powder all kinds Compress
ed Bullets Buck AMI small shot Liquor Fasks Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Hawle Knives Hasors hne
Port Monies dod Silver, Ivory and Crooked Sword and
Plain Canes and every thing In line to suit Gun makers
We have lot of premium Rifles hand Kepnrng done
with despatch, and warranted, by
Nm u. a &. FISHER, opposite The
1His Norvcll Iionsr. Iyrchburp IA
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\ ATTREssEs! MATTnEssEs!.-s am

nsssa, NRERS - On and after the st Of Afrl, IL"
at 81 O'clock a. m ~ ~ ~ c w ~, CO. sn
ma Slim :" n "i''i' '''' "
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IA ecp yonr Feet Wnr".--Just received, by Express
IN fresh lot 81 Over Gatcrsa great protection to Tn
hneles and feet lie Its VIM L. PAGE