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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
From the chicnro rrcss Of Jun. LII

SAFE BiowN ur-BooKs DEsTRasfp-As
FOUNDING Nu.rIANN on Az ENrloyEE.-l esier-
day morning there was some little str in bust
ness circles at the intellis genoa that on the night
previous the counting room of Mrssrs. Tanner q
Andrews ,on THO Gllcnd aud Chicago Union Rail
road dock, IN the North Division, had been en-
tered. their safe forced open aud ritled of its con
tents, and thrir hnnks cut aud mutilatoI as L.
be- almost entirely worthless and undecpherabc
bur reporter visited the office and found that
the rumor was true and that the singular cireum.
stances Of the affair had strongly turned suspi.
cion against Joseph DeGrarh, the head ho"kkrep-
or and confidential clerk of Mrssrs. I. X A, that
b" Wa already under arrest, having been taken
INTO custody by Capt latrs.
The suite bad been evidently opened with
key which >illi remained IN the lock, the Latter
was imperfect order. although powder had been
burned ia aud against the exterior surface of the
door, winch was hlackened aud di>iigured. appa-
r'atly for the purpose ot dcceiving, ~ not III"
hast injury had been done by the powder.
The books were in wretehed plight Some
one had evidently worked hong aud laborously Tor
their destruction. The pages were cut deeply
IN every, direction, and whole handfulls torn out
and hi s>inE. 1t was this cir, umstnuce which first
led II suspicion of DcGrapG, Us il seemed sngu'
lar tlpt mere purpose of malicious mischief in
night prewlcr should have expended itself IN
tins manner. The purpose was believed To he at
sness roeoids Of the firm.
Its known that 5000 was in the safe $500 on
deposit idl ale keeping for other parties. This
money il missing and how much larger sum is
not known.
peGrnph was lodged in Jail mud officers visited
ms reside ice in { search for the money which
however VAS unsuccessful.
HE young man implicated has wife and has
been Tor some seven years resident ot this city.
II i stated that he has been living rather fast.
For some weeks pa-t his mnnug rmet of affairs
Ia hls Department of the business has been ava
kening the dstrast of the firm. md they have
watched him. They have been demanding oi him
a balance shoot which for ono reason and aneih-
or he has declined giving. On "Wednesday. MIR.
Andrews. with some eGrnrstness. told DE G"nph
that the halauce sheet must be forthcoming ON
tho succeeding dry, (yestcrday.) and the events
"t the same night have interviewed to prevent The
promised compliance of the order.
No examination Of the affair has been bad rs
yet
Messrs. Tanner * Andrews are the Agents of
The Z copies Line of Buffalo and Chicago propel-
lcrs.
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CHIEF JUSTICE OF KENTUCKY. LauisVi'e'
June - Incomplete returns indicate Inc ''ee-
Son ~ Vhe,t. American TO fiji the vacancy oc-
oos;o,ad nv the deceasr of the Chief Justice OF
Kentucky, by a small majority. The friends Of
Rullit. Democrat however, also clsinl his el-c'
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

DrTRnIr. June 22.-A mob of fifty or sixty
persons made AN onslaught on Saturday night
On the houses Of i'll fam" in tn" upper part "t the
citv hnr,,ine three. AMI demoli-hins and driving;
,bc inmates from six Of tie honses. large
crowd gathering compelled The rioters to d"s',t.
One person was stabbed No arrests were made.
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Powers GREEK SrAyE.-New York June 90.
Powers celebrated statue of the Greek Slave
was sold at auction to day at the ExclSnSc, md
brought 10000. II was purchased by the Cos
mopoan Art Association Of Cincinnati, for re-
distributions
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pERILOuS BAflo0NING.-An pronnpt mndr n
balloon ascension from Erie city, Thursday
mst. nttemPtngtp cross over 10 Canndn. The
win! changed, after he had gone to within six
miles of the shore, and blew him hnck towards
the American side, when he descended into the
lake. about midway. The unucky mronaut was
soon immersed up to his middle in the Waterfront
which position he was rescued by the boat OF the
steamer Alnrie Stewart. The balloon was made
fast to the boat that it might be tow"d to the
propeller and preserved. but the "nachne" be-
gan to fill again. and the wind freshenng, the
position of the boat add tho balloon chang
cdand the sailors found themselves flying through
the water at the tail Of this new tangled cruiser.
The ropes were quickly cut aud the balloon
soon scudded oul Of SIGHT The propeller took
the aronaut into Detroit.
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NEcsoK&IE ~ 60,
w WholrsuIc mud Retail lsrocers.

COMMISSION & FoRW ARDING MERCHANTS, aud
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
the old Stand Of MeGorkle Jonos MAiN STREET LYNCH
uUuG Va viii give particular attention Ia the sale Of FLOUk
WHEAT, conn, BACON LARD, BtTrEk, sc, Liberal
advances viii be made all oonsnmonts, when required
ian ~
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citp anu state Affairs,

StAg ~" e~>sss> ~s@"s<o,
III ,fn,ber of t;odexs Ina,.s At -,
lnt - a. since ouj lint ~. J, 49, 20 - ny -
htn" I'D i,,c rrrp vca an oorli.r -; ~ ~,
n'''e' 80 wbi,b i the be,io,i,,r or ii : e
l'',,,,i,s one hundred png,s .,r sri,,in,I -.
h1'', iIqter < 10 ren9.r il ,,4,}irl
81 S".' H. las or readers from, mn, /, . -
fhs - -, II n1so ront,f,. , - ~ ~ :, '''-
y ISL .Gr,n6 f,llcr', W,tcb" lr,i ,,, w
ei"'"e ,,r,l nntteruS for er,i,rof3cr, - '
l',. !, i inst what il rrntosses n Ii -
s"ot and :, tint regard ills - st,sr o,bc,r;sn -
o' o,ias in our Narazines literature '',
o'''P's'
~, Charles rrripr formerIy,ftb. po,,,,;..,,
oi VIZ m' Iii PaorbIi,a1r p"'''''se'
'h' ~
,..,,
me io"Nss3 -, i 49,, ~ " ''' press
SPEAKS u " - 49,, ,t:it - ''!H'""u'R il,
SlUJ per H""a' 80 - l'''' wei oot'ned
ia Virginia or any Were eis', Iot tobacco III the
leu ,;', t.; s;, S,,'e ilg'
Lynchonrg 'na. "sTfa nVs o'en repeatedly beaten
" ny " lug -, P''" 'ltle
% u" bi,,hrst raid also in Ivnrsl,r ~ So.
,ri }oa,nrs in yucbbur,, are the n,n.t d,rirr md
a Icon The mn,t successful Of ~ IL, III. So.
.t brands of Lyuchburq manufacture de f.. comm IL
!, many nnrlris The reason + Tim !, a. III
t Y tn ,he skill with which the t,bscro i b,nlIc1
~ H., monpfa,tnre those enoaced in III @ trade kn,y
Li,,,ortanco of hn,inp a spncrior arr, and ar.
;n;nr tn nav t,r it, The tohorea pl,r.ars of ia.
s,te owe more 10 Lynchb,l14, than Ia ALI The Chm
los for the rnterprise and Iihcralitv at Ler doal
L,s L ant nrices M all noints Of rho tral. ,,, :,
,b;rl water mark Bic Richmond with all lis uro
.nsons and all its efforts Mt mononoIv niobt oa 10
sloo To Lynrlburg for the next twenty vears Win
t aa,ontooc A. Ia our own ,ro,l,r, we ora fro,
1a,.,s what it should Le-but. we .,.,tn., .i,,,1n
..h ntcn we say that nowhere arr. I.,t.r .,,o,,,o
nriresn ail and we are happy 10 have observed of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


rHNBON IA BIAGK FORD, Gene ~ Fer wnra.
. ING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, PARs ERsBuna
Va. southern Terminus Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
q Freight from baltimore to Parkersburg to
Wheeling Shipments Patkersburg will miles Of
River Navigation This road with the and
Cincinnati Railroad aud daily line Of Steamers Cnetnna
and Louisville II offers unriyaled facilities to shippers
REFER TO
jesse Hare & Co.. VIM. Blaekford DR. 7: r Blsekford
Tynchburg Walter Berry, Mexrell d Grafton Baltimore
beverly Smith, Cashier Western Bank Va, PaIkersbug.
ii dim
Two SHIPPERS on TOBACCO WET. VIA
= BALTIMORE, MD.-rhe undersigned. Forwarding Mer-
chants and Agents of The Pennsy Railroad NJ Baltimore
respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO TO ALL
POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST, and from
a" acquaintance with the trade having been fcf years
the conHignees Of large part Of the Tobacco going West
through baltimore hey atior themselves that they give
satisfaction 10 shippers
Freight as low AZ by other line
ConHnmrna to aud from the West solicited aud pnnciuslly
attended to. MAGRAW & Rooms,
20 North street. Baltimore.
Refer 10 Jacob iicnld Co.. J. Brandt IT, Baltimore p
l. Dudley W. I Smith. Mcdaniel Hurt Preston Miller 4
Crrnsbaw, Lynchburg Creushaw & Co, Richmond
II dtlInn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

RopBNG THE RICHMOND Posi- 0FrlcE-0n Satnr-
day youth named Coleman was arrested at the IN
stance of Jno. NJ. Gregory Esq L. ). District Attor-
ncy on charge Of obtaining the letters Of S p Sem
Pile, Esq, Druggist, and purlonng the contents
thereof. Some one hundred and twenty-five dollars
OF the stolen money found in possession of the
culprt After an examination before L. ). Commits
sopcr Watson Coleman was bailed to stand trial at
the November term Of the L. S. District Court.
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HECTOR ebAF7S.
mad se,.tns /. ION Were IA "a m .

FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES
Clt the hose i.y aceupd by PULLidM %DfPIS0n Frank
lin RictH0Hd, id)
ElrHEE cniuakGr. by strict the
w thnse tIcir business Ia him. the PIT
rouagc 50 ibcraV the late ruau &
Davis -nlcs patronage # the public generally
have Jail Of aud VII board all Negroes intended
for my sales at 30 cents per day HECTOR DAVIS.
THSiE Subscriber tLcerfuIly recommends Mr. Hector
his friends Of l. nClhurg and its vicinity, and
pledges him he representa of their interest, and
soicis their patronage sYMY OFFICE will be at
lis Auction Rooms, Franklin Street, Richmond Va, where
will be happy with my friends visiting Richmond for
the purpose OF selling Negroes Il. H. DAVIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

the abssu Regular Packets will leave city Point
every Stw York Trghts taken at reduced rates.
and charge made reshppnf goods FROM New York
the lntod States HE Vessels comprising ths
line are frat class. and commanded by silful ectnru.
Boxes Tobacco from city Point H. Now York At - eta and
treph in oportan Ter further particulars enquire
of tho Captains tt ANIL STEVENS, AEt
Od Limo Petersburg n Yorb la,heta, ctorsburF, Vn
10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
LATEST NEWS.
Murder OF Mr.. Albert u,E.,,.

s"me weeks ago we stated that fears were en-
ieftalned Tor the safety of Mr.. \. MeEven who
IN company with some friends and their packers.
lett La Polnte in the latter part of November to
proceed across the country To this city The
snnp"sition then was TINT he and travelling com
panlon had been murdered by some hal. breeds
who accompanied them.
The Superior Chronicle. received Yesterday,
unveils the mystery. 1t says that Mr.. Short
reed, who arrived in Superior on FRIDAY, Mas Goth
states that the body Of Mr.. MeEwen was found
this Spring in Wood river. near where the road
10 lnvlnr'1 Falls crosses it. with the lower and
hack phrt of the head crashed by blows from an
axe or Indian Ratchet. aud entirely stripped Of
'aluabes and clothes. with the exception of hi,
SHIRT. and tt silver ring set with green stone.
The body wus discovered by some lumbermen,
who were driving logs On the river, close in nm
der the bank where il had been prevented from
going out INTO the ST. croix by part of the bank
falling nn to the shoulder and arms. The body
was identified rs tina, of Mr.. McEwcn by persons
who were we'll acquainted with him. 1t was bu-
red on the bank of the river
Mr., S. gives Us the following additional par
ticnlars. When Mr.. McEwen and party arrived
at Yellow Lake. The half breed packers who had
started with them from La pontc were 80 fired
ont that they refused to GO any further; and the
unfortunate deceased in opposition to the advice
Of his friends. hired "A strange Indian, living in
the vicinity al Wood Lake. aud the two started
on the road TO the Falls-the rest of the patty
prefeiring to wait few days for a team which
WINS preparing IT, s'art down Wood river is enc
day, travel from Yellow Lake, aud it is thought
that the murder committed on the night af
ter they started. The position Of the wounds
go to prove that be was killed while asleep
The Indian was afterward seen at tho trading
post with quantity of money, but during the
winter irozc Ia death wheen his way tn Chip
rlwa river. 1t is probable that he was joined by
others nj the river, who assisted in the murder,
and shared the booty. rs an Indian is now ut
Wood Lake who has Mr.. McEwen's coat in his
possession.
The Chronicle says that the friends of the
murdered man are making efforts TO secure the
occomplces TO This bloody Affair." st Pau
Times.
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n WIZ. A.el...e.,, ass. ..sa b, a u. CIep

EnPInel and FfoIoIlIk KUsrh and @ Heinfich
Architects aud Daughtsmen ia prepared To furnish Designs,
Specifications and for all kinds of buildings and
rhnoy Special attention will be raid 10 the construction Of
entrusted his charge Surveys Of Land, Mines and
Iioas will be made the shortest notice. and the most
proved plans. Address II. E&ALIi.
nov ldNcts Architect Richmond. We.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

CROrs NEAR THE BAY.-Thc Norfolk Herald
of Monday, say:
We have conflicting accounts from the coun-
try round about a. to the ravAges of the so call
ed army worm. In some If the tide water coun
ties the wheat and corn and the pastures have
been very seriously damaged, amounting in n
few cases to almost entire destruction. \ gen
tleman informs US that in riding through his
wheatheld, the stencil arising from the masses Of
dead worms was exceedingly offensive This
will give an idea of the vast numbers of these de-
structive pests on some estates. The worms,
though numerous throughout the whole tide
water country, have done but little mischief on
any plantations. And as general Thing, the
damage will be less than was at onet time feared.
The wheat is now too far advanced to receive
further injury. and the late seasonable weather
will so far put the head "a 10 place il be-
You'd danger. From what can lrnl the wheat
crops above tide water will not compare with
those IN our section. Owing TO tho severity Of
the winter and backward spring, the wheat above
is very thin and sranty in it, growth and not
having iu time 10 mature, the grain, we think,
will be lighter tinn usual.
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4 LANCE sToCK sTmAW s:OODS-Wl

LARGE STOCK STRAW GOODS-WE
~ have hand this time probably the largest and best
selected STOCK OF STRAW GOODS ever before in this
market; Flats of the Styles Boys and
Plain Leghorn Hats OF the handsomos
terms various styles English straw,
Panama. Le2horn aud Braid HATS of quality Cali
and sec them a. l. l.. ARMISTEADS
ic ut. Rene Nrnr Bank
S.TRAW GBoDs.-Ny spring mad Summer
- supply sgorn Panama Sennctls, Maricabo Pamoaf
ana other boys aud babies, Is
hand Among the Gents Black Leghurn suitable for
Ctergylpon lap 27lt p. sEABURY.
kGCOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODs.-Just
- hundred beautiful Nantes from Two Dollars
end fifty ssrs Dollars JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

GREAT ATTRACTION.
cNlfFJtFFTfsftk.,
FURNITURE Ess s..sa:.i FURNITURE
ZNTHiIBNW LOOSE, Haumsne,urrr Of the
w finest atylc OF rnrlor Soils in kosuMund Mahogany
aud Walnut, upholstered with Slk, Plush, aud liar Cloth
etc. hereby tho citizens lvnehburs
public generally, thai he Is prepared oluruH such Articles
Htyo aud cral tu that be HVcred In N0
Philadelphia baltimore heohs ahvng the purchaser tho
lie Keeps alzu hand.
manufacture order hnr Han aud Shuck Mattresses
respectfully shlcia pau pnape.
Nhrrrnom Church street, between the Nnal urton
Itonsr nul Masonic Hall il
NrGW PIANOS EOt Old pNgs.-rbr INA
dcrHignod will give full Nalae old Pianos nsrhnupn
fr Now No viii unUf greater Inducements pnr
,haserr lanns than myarf hivo been engaged TIM
buances than twenty mud that
sold Il had T. T. NASH
look and Piano Seller.
ape Petersburg,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

J. REED McCULLocH.-A letter received in this
city last evening, announcing the derth OF j. Reed
MCulloch, formerly of Wheeling, which event took
place last January in Nicaragua, during an engage
ment Mt San Jorge. The deceased WAS nj the time
Sergeant Major Of company B. light infantry, Walk
ers army. Mr. N. was Il Young man OF a generous
and noble nature, and his untimely death will be
sadly lamentcd by large circle of friends and rea
tiyes in this city and vicinity WdeeIm3 2imes.
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n IhNUIUINI. tt.
a SNsssaGRNst n AkGECOMBE,
. gknnhcrs and Exchange brokers


Corner Main aud Bridge Streets, Lynchburg Va, will
tho lowest OF Exchange They will
highest market price FOR Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin and GnCutrent Money.
REFER TO
The Cashiers ol the several Banks Lynch
burg Messra X H. Maury Co. Messrs Pairo Richmond:
johnston BroB Co, SAINT Harris 81 Sons, Josiah
Lee Co. BaitiInrre; Messrs Farnhsm, Kirkham Co.,
Drekcl Go Philadelphia Messrs. Vanbleck, Read Drex-
cl !. Ward & Co., Lees Waller New York.
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rN0 Va. a rtHlpts TS.EE.
III Annai lhiAsinN IIcrClnnla

A..
hor services tho pautor aud the public generally
eac OF Tobacco wheat, Foir AMI other produce They
that experience Of 10 TO will enable them
rivo general safaeuop. Their Dilrc IL Mt Younger L.
Smihs doors from the the Banks which enables them
10 pay the Plautera for their Tobacco without delay
JNO. H. & SAML TYREE.
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once oi ptNtI,nngc fsnnL W.


i1NCunuRu. june /, leaf.
- ookS ior suhHcf hon tothe stock II the
ID Exchange hank Virginia 10 hr applied to the iurrorae
Capital of th4 blee authorized by the action uf the
Legislature aud the Stockholo of tho naitntpn At their
lair annual mrt ting
Terms. Which nlo thora mado Known application the
President OF thls office, or to tho euhs,rhcr
T.. s. 10 participate In The July Dividend purchases Of
Stock muat hn made or heiefr the a3lh lust
NM. NJ HIAtkIbllt, tnsh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

Nessrs Charles Irving formerly of the Republican.
of this city, ami Thomas Claiborne, have purchased
the Danse Republican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

AUSTEN Va. TtsIHg.E,

" NISHION MFKIIAhTN ND EFEUTAL AGENT
the sale II MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores NJ
u aud 20 Gravicr corner Of 1chaptouas street. Now
lpana
REfrRESefs--A rmlst-ad Warwick Capt. John NJ. ote
"a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

FATAL RAILROAD AcCtDESr.-Ou Wednesday morn
ing Wm. Franklin, brakeman upon one OF the tom
mage trains running 10 Martnsburg, accidentally fell
from his place at plane No. 4, upon the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads and was instantly killed The
whole train passing over linn. He WAS a}oung nan
and unmarried, and resided in Baltimore, where his
remains were carried UheeiinJ Times
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

TaF July number of Godeys Ladys BOOB, came 10
l,rd some days since. and but for press of other
,,iter should have received an earlier notice. The
,,gent issuc which is the beginning of another vol
anne, contains one hundred pages Of original matter
al such character rs 10 render II peculiarly iuteres
,iu, to the class of readers from whom il Is especial
:, designed. l. also contains a yer, beautiful en-
5.r,,ing: "Gand fathers Watch "a colored fashion
rl,te-several patterns for embroidery wotk--n
mort it is just what it PROCESSES to be--a Ladyss
book-and IN that regard fills space otherwise un-
,,.,upiea in our Magazines literature.
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inn lm NM NJ. nLAtkTokIi. Cash
NTAlENTINs ~ hBNsNss, E'etcE-, have ia
aud pef rhHl hartrr. lot
IaEu}ta Rio tunu Loaf Crushed Coffee aud brown
pafs Imperial nac 1eaA perin lflelr1 superitr Al
aud 1alon Cand,H Wtth variety articles, suel
u found IN a Rmily grocery iWat iFut
rNHEE uNWatbs'b1st.-A Democratic rsnrbe-
n viii be fieen tho 1tt tuaau the New
Glasgow Amherst county toNhi,h the public Toneralt in
ending the Ladies. respectful, Invited
Il 4 rH&DII1ON,
1lIbS / TAYLOR, ,,...4.,... -,
NM 1t ROSG. ''.'li''' -, =,
MM =. CLAIBORNE, fN'''t'''''7
Ron 7. l.. COLEMAN.
10 ~ ceawt9Clc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-17
FORMAN l. McCOr..
MERC liant TAILORS,

. u II n y
Athsnssm Building, I'd ST., bet Main 4 johnson
kEokUk, IOWA,
MOULD respectfully say ~ the citisens al this
place, and the country generally, that they
nave reserved part, aud arc receiving daily, oss
" the hncst stocks ever shown to the people OF the
West. Give us n call. do not forget the Golden
Hor.s on the sign, history VI ahich, vstk that
VI W. H. r., may be Interesting TO the new Corners
2. tas old ssasssrs' TAiln< Is fsniiiasiy known
His hrst appearance In the west WAS az the secreta
~ OF Old keokak himself, and BY his sasgsstioo
ahs present name Of the city vas selected. His
Al u the Iaiiofing business At che time KsoAuh
snd MS tribe departure was very limited; he isft
With them, and remained the bosom eosspsajop Of
the old chisf unl his death and the only reljc be
nd 70 give ~ token Of gratitude wus the Buck
Horns, which he himself wore when be went ora ON
esxstrsn aud Aanting tour, the slight II which
struck terror to the enemy the bsaate Ast after
the death Of the old chief they became the msn,en
70 ~ syn Of speed, both for steamboats, and thsme-
enanseai arts All lovers Of ancient relics ere in
vlssd ~ ali asd sesths saoldsn He'd spse1hSd on
tne sign Of the shore essshaishneat VIII. r.,
NOT oetng very proficient IN the above business,
spashtfor partner who was well qualified fosttc
smerHenciss Of fashionable city. Sought one far
and near, both eAst and west but In vain for long
tine, sntil he inquired Of his old friend Plstt
AxaaAof Cincannati. who said he had his eye on
such Ones 70 the person Of kOB,I Mccoy, .wha
- hAd ensxperiease bskh In the slA asni ~
world, who had dose business in Paris, London and
Duelsn. and Edinburgh, and all the most fashionA-
IL u
nan :" and 1t last found him in Memphis. Teun. J.
ana BY powerful Inducements he came and viii
nov % recognized In the person Of my present
partner IN Che Merchant Tailoring business. Con-
go dentiy, ~ IL 10 nov too late 70 clothe persons
eong TO ses orr President inaugurated, w arepre-
pared to ciothe our Congressman and civilians In
purple and ane linen, or any kind Of wooden goods
u the most superior quality and style.
Ihe timid need not fear 10 call, Is w. III. II. has
dasposed OF his skulpin irons. Persons will notice
IN aAysrtissosnts generally, . vast amospto Of bon,
oess sfs1esa"eie sod nenseass, runnng into Z het
ssSosnsons nsssof monot0nous absurditiss which,
~ plain, unsophisticatsd advertise meat, We have
s.asasorsd " avoid. For these facts, refer toGsa
Wsrsceivs punetuAlly the = Ia mede Fashions
monthly.
Asy tsiloring ssiablishm that can produce q
neat and we'i made garment in q. quick time a.
ssao can nave the 6oidsn Horns. Come in, mel gh-
bors, II yea think you can win.
FORMAN MCCOY
r. s.-Cutting taught on the true principles Of
Measurement, the only true system nov in use
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