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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

boston KOOt and Shoe Store,
NEW STORE y.-New l:oods !-On Jerfer-
IN son street. under tie Bsrret House
The npdersgned would respectfully call the attention
81 The cit,seps Of Burlington and Vicinity to his stock
OF select and fashionable Boots and Shoes Of every
description. - ss5Ps
Having been engaged for several years AZ the East In
the manufacture u the very incest OF the above fAbscs
nc s thereby enabled by his knowledge and experience
10 the busiDess to select such goods VIM be sure TO
give the most perfect satisfaction both regards style
and durability ali Of which viii be sold At tho very
lowest poseiBle prices.
Please can and erdmire before purchasing elsewhere
z hu9l0-dkwN 94E ElzG stffN nc. II, iHWEET0ER. s
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
CylasHNT 4 REMICk, Wholesale Gre
- GERS, RuRIsaroS, Iowa, would respectfully eau your
sIie,o 10 their large stock of Sugars, Co
and great variety Of other goods in our ine Of which
We are receip, daily invoices, which viii be so q
low hgures shoKf nSAAVh.
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LUHDER ~ WH0LF9IIT

Ne We 1GANW u co.
nK neS eeceivin1 afsrEe steck Of Lumber ehins3es
Lssh and square timber which they nov oGsrins
10 the vatr At Wholesale prices. Persous that are stay
ng yards 90 the Railroad vest will do we'll to give them
call a. they ean fefsish them through me sea,op IN
4uAn4stses - tDey deAHe
mAy2fH - 2 - 533
ana send bill 70 this ofboe, faf 80
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Z n. SCOTT & CO.

INEAIEasS IN Dry Goads. Groceries and Ready
Made Clothing. Main street, between jefferson ana
Washington. burlington, Iowa. "
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COMMERCIAL

DALIAoAE, March 2s-Narkets dull, FlOur-s.l.. o,
C''' hli' at So and Howard street a, 7la wbs,,
enSnged- Corn loWer-white SOa55 een,s v.Ilo. a.
f'O'''ioh steady Meas Pork held at slsla.
DO No especial change in other articles
VI" ioAk, March 2s-Flour 6rm-sales of Ohio Al,
S'''a''S'' State and Southern unchanged Wheat an
H'n' Al unchanged rates. No alteration in Pork
ling firm 90. ''e'
hArch 21.-Cotton active and higher
Sales to-day of $4,000 bales Middlpc @ - can't
CHARLESTON, March sT.-Cot,op-s of 81. -, 40
VI" bales closing at advance OF IL to I.., g, q.
week Good middiing 10 3-s cents.
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THE CANADA AT HlLIFiy

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EI-Ropr
hAt'F'r' March 2s, P. M-The rov.I mail .,..
ship Canada has arrived at tLis nor, xi,t -
vices to the 18th inst pO' -1
The Peace Conference was pro0rs..;r, =, p.-.-
favorable indications " wiz
rru's'A has united and will take part in m. do,;..
hons Baron Manteuttel goes to P.ri, a. n.nino,.,
tary pe"P''en-
LIVERPOOL slKKErs.
Am r qualities have declined sd The u..,t,, .,o..
uull Win a tendency towards a further de- IN. o'ea
sFeadsturs have considerably advances ,,, ..,,-
Lard quilt And steady. Naval stores arm.
c0nSOls % 2S2i.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN lNrrLIIl;rycr

We compile the following additional ews by the pto.
peler E'ne". irom papers received lat evening.
III Emen brings London papers ofthr Ith and Liver
Poo oi The 18th inst, bot no ciil ci. cuar.
Intelligence dated MaItile- the iIth aud Cr,n.a the
ls inst mentors that neutral le had been traced be
t~ys' Tie AiisTi armies snd the Russians.
2sth of February y ~ ~
Advice from Constaniuaple. Sd inst state that uu
metous invads had arrived there from the Cu.au army
hARsEILLE,, March sih-The Al.Saadre ha. ins, =,
tlFeu with accounts from COnstantinople to the gst a.
February. ~
An Austrian colonel tile bearer Of propositions relative
o,he Danuohn pincipaies had arrived in the Turkish
capital, on board the irigate Radetzkv
The Allies .tructug WOODEN huts ou hob h.pLs
o the bo-phoou- for their troop and English engineers
we're laying out a camp OF the Asatic coast
The Presse Orient publishes letter from Tiff. of the
been sent TO Moscow.
BErlrs March io,h The pIessn af ro,,,.
day "a; 'l hot by Herr Won oeSo1 ahon,
coNMERcIAL INTELLIGENCE.
tSpS MONET sARktT-Lo>DoS, Morday Evening-The Eng
nS' Spssvd & morning at reaction OF eighth the
Phh o. sgIsy . b., ,o9a esan TO experience npro,'
tendency 10 hAines-.
CoR.o for money hrs sis to 81 - whence un
ss shsh vas h a ., ssy pGrssse: % they adyses-
'H!E T :, = g. tssi iSr money ant s2dss. FOR
f and ss,grs lre.i' OF gold have day
iSSB'S. II P M-Conso closed today 1919, for o,.v ,,
LIvE Bs .r-rrrrs M.Arrr-Lvsrrol ru.,v ,,,, ,,
-, '.te va is Attendance and extensive demand
gl, "a oi tL4d bush from general rArs
=" ~ Iue-iay Flour l. barrel drar.r
ana VattnsaI inri al Improved sale a fully late prices
lAh N"fu Na- j.
quality on sale Mixed readily but ia wa: mostly b, A.
81. quarter. " vas ''''S "eiu 7"
Ie circulars Of K Maxim March l. SAYS :Th.,. an
20 " more general confidence greater sradpes Of he
oTsn market Tor u- utuIr There = tl,n,
oh s PAri Of e buyers As well aud srr enabled 1
au'Ahed quotations for all the.
i9y sqiN 10 I'd Cd bushel above those Of
MAScHt -TEE MAEEET.Th- account. from Manrbsss, ,., .
rally nclinng upRarI ''-' ~-u P'ees gene
N.ls fSopeek MAASsTsIn the Corn market th. morning
last. -- ''N-- Nue i-i OF son1aF
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X & III NJ OND w HIG.

ANrrirArEp TEocnLE r IIAv,vA-A letter dated H,
vana. March II. -sy-:
Tue L = figate Potomac and -lo.p of war Cvsne are
~ ne h"rbor. S~vrr-l English nou Of war ~. ,l there
au y y feared hostile nr.iing will take place between
' Nerlc'n ana k"gl-h naval gentry. gto~ing out OF
81 'su to some American ladies 10y Icurnahts of an
hhsh-h t-the Pow.riu-On their return from dinner
P'''N ~ hf Cra~iprds the English consul The affair
'hsS h"~'ei' the representatives OF tie two nations.
\" Hccou"' oi tl- Affair publ,hed m the v o. Bulletin
makes appr that the leged insult VIZ. really no i
suit at al" Th~oc lTrncc from ~hich the story originated
~"' 'ing and the matter settled without the least
dificulty
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THIRrY~FOuRTH cOxCREss..rir.t Session.
WAsHINGToS, March %, 1856.
SENATE

WAsmNGToS, March o. 1886
SENATE
Ihe invalid pension bill was considered aid ns.sed
aud the confederation Of Kansas matters was resumed
The Collamer said he unable to speak TO-DAY on &C.
count of his throat and lungs
MS place was occupied by Mr. Harlan of Iowa who ro
!of the hTst time 10 take part in the d.h,,.s ,,h
'A'e' AuI lh speech Oi considerable length ray.ud
,he GENERAL relations of territorial to.sssions 20 Dr.
euetai government Mr. Harlan commenced by stating
% ue''"'oFe he had prescribed 10 himself rigid atsti
eve IRON Tie discussion OF questions generally r.r,,Ii
as oi an inhamnaory uatuc; but since the Prdsy, bt
'""Gght proper TO introduce them into his Lat. Ar
r11 heSsAse he supposed proper respect for the
Executive demanded that they should nov ba liz
roughly canyas>ed. He then oror-e,I.d 90 -;
ue history OF Cong essional legislation with re-
sPe't 10 the territCuai domain, and contend.d ,b.,
'he power OF Congress, T. exclude slavery for, d. r
les was incontesble. Mr.. II. also entered into bref
PY'oiOsci meiaphysi al aud moral anaysls of the AZ
~ anu A"G'o-SaNon aces, tor the purpose of shospr
S.' t'e alleged inequality between them Was NOT yrne
u"' tue result Oi that Oag SerytuIe which had dIi
TIE inrnirr. lie avoWei himself opposed IN ,L -
emancipation OF those TO whom liberty might nroy. =
Su''e rather than blessing but urged that he could nav
II 'V ''' A,e'ioH %. an institution whose tendency
II va 70 degade human bOr. Mr. Butler then adde's:
Gu t"e Senate III hs usua and impressive style and b
SUBJECT was postponed uLtl Thursday next
49, HOCSE o.! REPRESENTATIVES
Inc House resumed III, consideration of tb. b;u ds
's the IishtS OF voters aud the duties of tb. Co,n;
someis oi Elections in the city OF Washington,
order -'ous questions oi
NJ. Campbell OF Ohio moved that tn. bill Lee laid unor
@ ' 'aOie out the modon did prevail-yeas 73 nays
rue question was finally announced on tl. pendpg
Aurdnent TO the bill offered by Mr. Humphrey N,r.bal
nle! IN addition TO the general qualifications nakn il
,O' foreigner To have been naturalized one wear
immediately I preceding municipal lection
lhe iocs OF the bull resOrtcd TO various parlis,er
tcueS to defeat it. while their efforts were RESISTED G ~
, I % ne measure Finally wearied with the struggle
''' 'io'Se Ayoufned by vote OF i've majority
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,i'aLS AT THE EXCHANGE ..ory.
AND BALLARD HOISR EL
FRIDAY, MARCH 18Th. 1855.

Nhitsll, Richmond W blanchard Ro.,,, ~ .
Jil,I IorJ Bryan Jr Bryan Goucr,,r "
r McCinn- CoIs -
s'nghAm hacady; Parry BnckinTbar,. r si.s
s1iL W, Irr,HHon Petersburg; Wool AIb-uaTl.. n,
I.xiavtsn Nena6e Prince Eduard cArp~nsr D,
cSrS "a snead. Flanagan -,
in. fIsannA; W VI vensble. Andersen IouIs-' i.,
Johns,, t.s' nA Mcdonnell, Baker ylneasrls, "a
mon u ID Morton, Cl4rksyiI~ Pa m
p s, ,Alsn v Iser, Jefferson; IS,,. 3D.
virth nslon va W williamson, Floyd: N.i.r
JsD. y GSls, L.hy Halifax Mead e p.niIs,aS
smh ps,.,- ''orErsl' PhHA; Turner King william. NJ
to fsIser steamship jamestown. A Washipsto, Wr,,.
iE ~ IL kAnt PetesbuF and LADY BuIi \ " y xy,
iei' she co. U II Rice Glenn. Geo o'" " u "a'-
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NUMBER IS.
NEWS BY TELEaRApn
CONGRESSInNAL pRocrrnINna

O"''"hF.>oIUNAL PKOCEEDlNGS.
WASHINGTON sarsh ss-The Senate was not In session
to-day.
horsk-A bill defining the right. o, voter. and COM
@'oe'' Of elections in the city OF washington "a. L.
Ken up and after struggle OF more than two hour.
recommitted.
Mr. Lane offered bill to suppress Indian ho-tt.. 4,
orrSo" Referred to the committee Of Ways aud Mean.
The House adjourned to Monday
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THE CLAY MONUMENr

- w" oHlEANs, March 27.-rhe corner stone of m.
y monument will be laid the 18th Of April-,h. an
O' Gays birth Preparations are in pr,vr..s
Tor magnificent pageant on tn. occasion.
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LATER FROM UAyINI

Ns~ foHk, March 2s.-The steamer Empire Cit, h..
arrived from Havana, whence she sailed ON IN. ssd ..
The I. fgate Potomac .oop- Of var cy,ne and So.
'"ga steamer Fulton. the British 3. gun .hi.
'"' and several Spanish war vessels were in port
brilliant entertainment given on board IN. po,,-
mac on the evening Of the 2sd The officer. Of m.
rOus war vessels and mail steamers attended
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STILL LATER FROM T.y,y, ,IT@-

a., '7I INV MA MD KY WEST
hSreh Zs--The steamer Isabel ha. .,
rr "o'n havana With dates to the 25,h mat
p"' '" steamer Argus had arrived there nom Psr,
"o,"' win nearly 50Persons sick Of y-llox fever
Many marine disasters are reported =, y.v w,
lives lost ' "e'' oat
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THE ARABIA AND CANAD.

hALi'AI' March 2s-The steamship Arabia, from Bo.
''n, sailed at IL o'clock last night for Liverpool
There are no signs of the Canada
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w" iohk' sa;ch 2s-Thejlry in the Celebrated Al.
'- VI tue heV. Richard Cox vs. Mrs Ellen C.,he
""e |oA' have returned verdict tor the d-t-nd.n,
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STEAMBOAr oSIoI

'NclSNATi' March 2s.-The steamer Metropoi. bo,,,
ooe' near Poneroy, Ohio, yesterday Three person.
we're "Jured-three dangerously and two very h,dl,
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1855.
ANTE receiving by Spring
w ofBRIrIsH, FRENCH AND GERMAN DRY GOODS among
which the following:
black Alpaca and Molialr Lustrrs
SIX warp do: Alpaca DeBeig-'s
Farmers Satins: Italian Cloths
MaLourka CostngS; Rice Cafuhrics
Plain BLACK and Black and White Prints
Black aud Grey do. Iioylr's Purple do
Rich Printed Challirs and Bsrrges
French IL Wn- and Organdies
white Cambr.cs; Jacontts
Plaid aud Striped Camhrics
Plain and Figured Swiss Musns
Mourning satins
Plain and Fancy White Linen Drills
Heavy brown Durks nd
Black and white Ginghams
Fancy do 'o-a beautiful varIety-gith spr
DID assortment ~ Embroderes Lace Goods Gloves Hosiery
To which invite the attention the trade
mh4 KyNT, PAINE co.
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STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY DS ENG ESrABI.IsH
OrftCE. No. JOHN srRFFr,
rnos BRoADwAr, NV YoRK.
TuNE undersigned. Of this
long he senior partner Of the nrm. Nathan
for 81 prosecuting their bushes.
They have spared efforts
all the their art aud have he-
ceun In attaining high Igre. Of
machinery and sparath for dressing different
practical artistic skl In dyeinx aud finishing Ladies'
aud Merno Dresses improvements been made In
large proportion Of these articles made
is nearly equal I'm
Cosks Mantas Velvet Garm.nts
treated. fadrd aud Stained restored lori rriyed
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATERED.
Lace and Muslin Curtains, Carpets, Table
sed Rsnni-h~ Dsmask
Also. Kibon-, Hosiery. Gloves, Ac.
Orders executed with care aud d-spat
Goods received aud returned hy
Goos kept subject to tbs cam of the
BARRETT NEpiIEws A CO,
ala
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w No advertisement he considered by the
.. specified on the Manuscript previously agreed between
the parties.
advertisement copy a specified number
II Insertions will IT, continued payment
ell accordingly.
RrsrL,H AprRNttsKNEsrsro avoid misunderstanding
~. Of the Annual Advertisers, l. dffiHV
that uer privges only extends their Immediate business Real
Etr Legal ani all other Alvrrtl.riuens all
ditionsi csTg.. aud variation
TO he
s-ril b. th. charged the
such discounts shall b.
Aucous<rs, Bookseller and yearly advertisers generally
.sng with tie privilege Il change. si
their y-ary wk. than the
agreed standing rule under he and all -So
sleh a b. cha rgs- at ih, usual rates
iO or
" = IA
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THOMAS w. KEEsEE.
~ U G L ION ER
OFFICE AT GRO. J. SUMMERS
NO. 20 PEARL STREET RICUNovn r,nc,,

W iu attend 10 IN. sale ai
shAL and de--ripIo,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C.
JOH N c. SHAFEn
TALON AND DRAPER
,or.,v.v,. -. EXCHANGE BUILDING
AN oULD respectfully HI.
w snd SUMNER GOODS NV 'y'eso, srhiSG
x.,ur - , DISSOLUTION.
IuNhh FTm Of HUBBARD, GARDNER A ~ nj ros
II the lst inst, by Limitation NNALiON expired
Pon' having claims against the concern ul pr...,,,A
mediate 80 'Sf1es'e1 70 make
me name Of the aru will be By either s-ub, u . A.,
VA. n. HUBBARD,
JAS. ". GARDNER
Richmond, January 2, 1854 Aosh CAkLrOH
x-,yr CO-PARTNERSHIP
VIE undersigned have entered into co-naT,n-r.h,D , A.,
GARDNER, CARLTON 4 CO
and IySTiIEs 3 Szryns on The Wholesale BOOT SHOE HAT
share Of pube patronage. las r. ~ I11 SSieh
AMBROSE CARLTON
Rehp,on5 J,,,..uo go, WA u. HUBBARD.
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,.,,..S,,:s,SyA aGGSGS WANTEP SELL WARS

'VNnnOt GHOtI TIL SIGED STATES
u The suhtref u constantly issuing
usH and s1i1{s character ESrgErsistSa agents and seller m
dhereni pe Of The country making tO TO tl00 ys.r
very mall outlay and no risk
CNranGrr and letter containing
De sent ire 90 good man who isin of business
Ah Inquiries answcrcd by mail
Grsdf iufcSHfH aud flern rt1trrues
Psffrrs rirsrfU fu fis busfrsss
MEN OFT OF EMPLOYMENT address ~ Jocrt ~ prbtsh,
Of fIopuiIr Hfps and HlHarItsf Sisrfs
Nos. iS and Gl Frtroy STREET. New York
lrAI-lmma-lA Al
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uEHILLO IRON PIPE WORKS.
merrill X JAQUES.
ll2 Centre street. New York


MANUFACTURERS AND nrALERs IN WROUGHT IRON
4Vl Pipes fulng Too-, aDi description Of appsrsu.
connected with Steam, Water Gas, heating iginy
facturr- aud Halls
A-o-vsivos Cocks Pumps, Gaag Boiler. and Boiler rue-
made Ia or.
Our Screw Cutting Machines
'nd to do double the other Invention.
Orders solicited from alcion Of the country, and promptly
tended jait--iy-lPl
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
FuNuESE MACHINES have long sustained the highcsi
reputation In the United TINS
p,La. recently been awarded to them the Exposition
the Palace otnduty In Paris. and thus they have the Worlds
diet of superiority.
Great have been Add-d that
oui noise with q" the double the ordinary speed
that
TWICE As MICH WORK CAN RE- DONE IN A DAY.
The greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing establishments
the
perform ~ work Va perfect style.
A. ,her- inferior WORTHLESS
sewing machines u the L-ruw odgett Wlon,
BAKER aud other Patents which have been sold but cannot e
To advantage hereby receive all such msehin-s
ais" hnnp"Vi Of manufacture, EXCHANGE
NtE ASp liberal All old
elins thus obtained destroyed
particulars apply by letter personally a New York Once
machines persons properly qualified
opportunity Tor profitable AMI pleasant employment i onre
L. NJ SINGER A CO.
Principal Oficr. 3SS broadway, y. Y.
BRANCH OFFICES a. Hanover Boston. l42 Chestnut
Philadelphia; l5 Baltimore Baltimore, 223 Walnut
ciunat lsH - Chare- New Orleans; GYrsye y " Bti
broad street, Newark, y J. de yI-i3m
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FOR THE 100000.
THE 4. -. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY.
Capital S1G5.OOO.)
No. Ss- BrOudtrir, or. Ndilsr York.
nv prepared to all orders MANTLES TABLE
IN COLUMNS, PEDESTALS, PILASTERS, 6c In ima
ton OF Sienna BRoCAIE PIKASEEs NKAPAN
be equal In strength beauty and durability marble
some respects superior ttrro aud at less half the
nTbeiEed ron wood slate is wholly from all
which urged against surface where
nh Ae form the temporary polish and beauty the
te- from g 10 ttO Orders from Builders Cabinet
t solicited aud satisfaction guaranteed Agents the principal
cities treated with PETER RFNNIE
Joskrn Linu, Sec LoVkL q. MICKLIS, V. Pres.
oc25-ly-ls,v.sl
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HARDWARE.
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1856.
u, II wee noonE BE-: a q ce o.. iyggyt.s. sy %.d
NESTLC MARDW4RF, No. q P@a1i street, tree 1o op. w
% ,s, o 70 Vi h5 t aauis Sr&.G s hsv. [sSsiy
complete a.sormni q Birmingham and sheffield HARDWARE
.ieod. Their -ISek nov arse and complete part
Pocket & knivss Of 2 s. : and blades
& Eat noos eay Cocoa and Ivory Handle Fork,
Raiors Of Wade Baer Rodgers wos,enhoira. aud Grs.ve
ns,o sS1;;or, 1s sPS h, sasar; make styles
P Rar 1SG R fssff ssIfr sn: aa Toans fy superior
k4s ss if co Isl %da @ fR 9sS and rSesas s Chain:
Hand M and Pannsl saws, Hammer. Haicheiu
spade. and shovel: A Rowland Clayton and other make,
sige and Hand HsHurs Dies and Screw Plate.
csps sI o SS siss ss MSs MSaAss and & 0sASoG
1! wirs stlys. s and sifers, coGee MN. and Cards
Horse aud M4s Collars. Hame., Sc.
PsAs G aS :s Ap1 SaS, STs. .s q r every M Mdssspn
Fa Fnr ans fSan5 s sf3 Pat Baae .ad s'es,,
iIlSs I'M sna Ia nAHSrs wi fosks e. = g. 1Sd prong
s y,hs hIsde. ~sSias saat, HSs, sesie. a. ie .'
Tea Tray and WAer'-And all other good, usually found In Hard
A. our goods have been pareha. ASH on the
Iennesev Trade feel confident strong adueenents
a@i9s9a Of stock to sei as low a. any
p s.-Al orders carefully aud promptly attended t2>
G etLAHkSoN q ANDERSON. M. --N
cSTHS S GSs ss kSsdol SrGs1s n % .so~Hs
~ h.t a., IoSL Of syery description, reeip,
d t spring stock embracing
ne 10 which they respectfully Invite hr stienon Of yirrn
North Carolns and Tennessee Merchants visiting market I'm
porting direct and purchasing FOR enables a. CHEAP
- any ''iNe '"t'h OF SCUM NH
.. FALL SUPPLY.
Ey HARDWARE "a r." GTTEFRTi tfSfi.aE lT Gta E Sup i
in pArt Of fyESk--,lS3
"ROdger.," 'wostenholm'." and .w n, ,,.,.'-, 49,. -
Table Cutlery ~ " " '''' '"oAe' Ahu
"" Butcher celebrated Files, every sriety and size
Do Firmer Socket and Mirwrigiii- 1he.
Patent Enamele and Timed Tea sauce Pans
Chains Of every kind
Morticr, Rim, Chest, nd all Locks
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lSfANoUs IoRrEDo AFFNK.-A most fendi.h sttenp,
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henday night t appears that about twelve O'Clock ON
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ana MS whole person uort or less disgLred by the snp
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fIeneninAn named hAndeoi suspected OF being con-
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