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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21
MAY Il w ELL.

This popular firm have expanded their
business until they control three of the
largest clothing establishments on the Mis-
souri, River; one at this place, ono at Omaha
and one ut st. Joseph. Their stock COM
prises every variety and quality of articles,
from the small infant dress to the costly
sable-fured overcoat. BY their energy and
perseverance, they have built up business
equal If not superior to any Of our Western
merchants. ...-...
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FOR THE PEAK.

JOHNSON, FARMER and others will leave in
few weeks, with a quartz mill, print
ing Office, etc.. already large amount of
their material 10 on tho way there. 'There
is" good time coming boys, wait little
longer"
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TAKEN UP.

une stray OK. yeafy old, black, three white s,ots
.uonte iet side and two on the right side Can be
n0uss the farm house Of Fetsr silsi in this county
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21
CITY MILLS.

The attention of our readers is called to
tho advertisement of the "City MiIls."-
These mills have have undergone a most
thorough process Of repairing, with the ad-
dition of large amount of new machinery.
Under the supervision Of WIcKs WHEEL
Err, they are now turning out 500 barrels Of
superfpe -four eyery week,
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TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned having sold their entire stock Of
goods and retired from business in Council BUNS beg
to return their sincere thanks for the liberal pa
tronase they have received and cheeruIly recommend
to theod customers their successors Nessrs. PARxs
ROBINSON, business men worthy of the confidence
and patronage Of the public.
Nov. 10, lS59-tf. TOOTLE T. JACKSON
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21
POttawattamie County Lands
FOR SALE By
HORACE EVERETT,


FOR SALE By
HORACE EVERETT,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
g wqrs Eqr 20, IS, $40 acres, andioining. n
=. springer's farm, miles Northof town.
Sc ar ar O. 76 $40 acres, on Mosauitoe erecl
bottom land miles above Judge Bryant's farm.
ny Eqr6 n, $50 acres, timber, on AosQui
toe creek, \ mile southof Mr. - farm.
NEQr3, II, 4o--l60 acres, Silver creek bottom land
containing about 20 Of imber the road to Wa
terbury's, in Shelby county.
ssNwar;N IarNWqr;sk Or, and q
tom land; the Stage route east mile west Of Biz
Grove, joining Slocum's and Judge James farms
the south, and Mr. Files and Fleshers on the east
There is better body Of land in western Iowa thar
this; with plenty Of timber and numerous settlement.
near. 50
Also, sw arNw Or; and or W or I, 49, 81
acres, mile eastoS the above; bottom land with soms
timber.
sh sw ar lo, and E ar s Eqrs. =. se-leo acres
Nishnabotany btom land miles north Of Newton, and
near Cutzingers Mill; about 10 acres timber the
tract; mile north Of the new State road.
N Or and s Or 7, IS, $3.50 acres, bottom land
on the Nlshnabottany River, miles below Newtown
and the same distance above lola, and sdjoining w
Pierce's farm.
Nwqrsw qrs4;wz z or; and E qrsw qral
and 800 .es. s On Pigeon
about miles above Reefs MILL and Is miles north Of
Council Bluffs.
~ ., S4-4tU
ceres Missouri River bottom land. miles from Coun
Gil Bluffs
EA4wHNwqr, and w3,NwqrNw n
$500 acres. bottom slope and upland prairie Eas
Pigeon, 70 miles Of Council Bluffs about Ii acre
Of timber. This a very nne tract for a large farm.
hofNW Or s " or; and W y N W or IS, and 8
or 81, rs, 1900 acres, bottom land, mile from
Council Bluffs.
Esswqr; wy ar, and " Or or %, 70, Il
300 acres, bottom land on Little Silver, miles east
EAsE 26 N e ar and WISE or ss, 7s, $3.50
acres bottom land Silver Greek, miles east Of l..
Childs.
EkSw or; and W. Or IL, 70, 4I-1so acres, Sill
yer creek bottom lard, mile south Of bridge
State road.
sEqrNw or rs, IS, $40 acres, 1 mile north Of s.
Places and Fenner's FARMS
SHNE qr ~; and W CT N " or %, H. 39-l2o acres,
prairie, south side Lewirs Grove, one mile from New
town.
sh NE ar, and ar 10; 81 N Or and W or II,
H. $3.50 acres on Nishnabottany, at Lewins Grove
100 acres Of timber balance bottom prairie and upland
adjoining Mr. True's and Mr. Wrighrs farms.
WIS Or; or or; and Or W Or IS,
IS, 4l-l36 IS acres, on Keg creek, mile Of and
MILL and mile above Mr. Minturns farm and IL miles
from Council Bluffs. Also, single tract Of
SIX THOUSAND ARCES!
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NOTICE.

...... cd. NOTICE. ~ - -g
The Co-partnership heretofore existing between
HoNN McCLELLAED, has this day been dissolved,
mutual consent, excepting Hook Accounts, Notes. etc.
X. HONN,
W. F. NcCLELLAND.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to HosN 4
McCLELLAND in this way will do well to call and set
tle il they wish to costs. Call at our old stand,
the sign Of the golden mortar.
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ESTRAY NOTICE,

ESTRAY NOTICE.
Came into the enclosure Of tho subscriber about the
first November dark, rome, three old heier
red steers three old Of them has the tips
Of his OF and white the end Of his tail the other
has little white on his hind legs and white under the
belly.
Also3 black calf, with white the end Of his
tail and white the top Of the and white under
the belly. ~ JOSEPH WRAY.
Near Slough Bridge, Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie
Co., lows. Jan. 7th 1860
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21
SHOOTING AFFAIR.

Quite serious affair occurred in Mace
donia, on the 10th inst. There has been
quite serious difficulty existing for some
time, between Mr.. W. T. BArcHELER, mer-
chant At that place, and several Of the citi-
zens of the township. On last Monday, Mr..
A. PIERCE, attempted to 60 into Mr.. BIS
house at the back door, was ordered by Mrs.
B. not to enter, he however persisted in the
attempt, when Mr.. BATcHELER snatehed up
loaded shot gun, with view of deterring
him, when Gas he avers) the gun accidently
went off, lodging the entire contents in the
upper portion of the head, killing him in
stantly.
Mr.. b. was examined before Esquire
HUMAN, and bound over for appearance at
our next District Court.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21
Msssrs. Editors. Below u iiss Of sno'.
eouptiss in the State, when the valuation u
al the taxable property for 1852 smoun'a
IA over $4,000, 900:

Showing that Pottawattamie ranks the
twentieth o. to wsalth-although there are
100000 acres taxed in the county six thou
sand more than any other county in the
State. There are 80 counties where the lands
are assessed at a higher value per acre.
Dss Moines being the highest, averaging
$l2 6-lo0 per acre, and Sioux county TIT
lowest, 81 $1,000. The average valuation
in this sosaty 10 81 34-lOO, which, BY thu
bye il true, too much.
40 counties return more personal proper
~, Dubuque giving 81, $4,000, and Ida re-
turning only $5s6-Pottawattamie returns
$685., 900; nine counties only figure al
high in town property, Scott giving $l,5l6'
900, and Pottawattamie, $7lS,0OO, nine
counties make no return of property hap
ipy people! .
Total number Of acres returned assessed,
1886 ,209; average value of Land as as
sessed, 81 95 LOO; total value of land,
$l32,s5s,743; value Of town property,
3l,347 sos; value of personal property,
$33,l72,37s; total valuation of all assessed
property, $l97,37S,6s6.
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60 Brick masons and other mechanics
will please read the notice for receiving
sealed proposals for the building Of two
story brick school house in Onawa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
For Sale al The DRUG STORE.

For Sale at The DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANS Early Six Weeks. Red specklsd Valentine,
Brown ditto, Red French, Large Lima or Butter.
Carolina. Scarlet Runners. Royal Dwarf
BEET-Extra Early furnip. Early Blood, Long Red,
silesi,n Or White Sugar, swiss Eharl.
BRoeoLI-Purple CAPE.
GABBAGE-EarlyY York. French OK Heart. Early So.
gar Loaf Early Bai;etsca. Early Dfnmhead. Drum
head savoy, Large Late Drumhead, Late Fiji Dutch,
Green Glazrd, Red Dutch. fas piekleing.
cARROT-I.ong Orange, Larry Horn, Large Field
CAULIFLOMER.
CEhERY-Mhite Solid Silver Giant, Red Solid,
coRN-E,ergreen Sugar.
CUCUMBER-EaHy Frame. Long Green, Gheikin.
EGG PLANT-Iatee Purple, Early Purple.
ENDivE-ttccn CuiIed.
LETTUCE-Early curled, Brown Dutch, Royal Cab.
hage Drnmhead. White los.
MELl0NS-Nuimcg. titrnn, Mountain spgout.
NHsTARD-Mhlte, Brown.
NAsTURfIuM.
OKRA.
ONION silver skin o. White. Large Yellow.
PARSLEf-Gurled o. Double, phin o. Single.
PARsAiP- Sugar.
PEAs--Lsndrclb'. Eua Early, Early Frame. Royal
dwarf Manawial Early May, Bishops Ealy.
PEPPER-l.arge sweet. Bull Nose.
PUMPklN-GOmmon Field.
RADisH Long Scarlet short Top. White Turnip
Rooted. Red Turnip Rooted. Long SIluop.
RHUBARB, Or Pic Plant.
Satisfy. % Oyster Plant
SPINACH Round savoy.
SQUASH-Eary bush, Long Green.
TOMATO-I.arge Red.
TuRNIP-Eafly Fiji Dutch. Red Top. Large Norfolk.
Large GlS,e, Dae's Hybrti, Ru,a Dsga o. Swedish.
Februafy 10. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22
LATE FROM EUROPE.

St.. Johns N. s. February l5.
The Prince Albert from Galway on the
18th, arrived this forenoon.
Lord Russell announced in Parliament that
the government could not produce the CORES
pondence in relsti0n to the rum0red annexa-
tion OF Savoy to France, but said that Wa
ewski had assured Lord Cowley that the
Emperor had no intention Of proposing an
annexation. The British government had
sent dispatch expressing satisfactonat this
assurance.
On the question Of appointing committee
to investigate the miscellaneous expenditure.
the Ministers were defeated by % majority.
The Hanover cotton Mills at Manchester,
we're burnt Loss 100000 sterling.
Paris Bourse was improving.
The London Post announces that England
and France are allied on the Italian question,
and are determined that there shall be no in
PREVENTION.
Both governments are determined to re-
cognize the annexation to Sardinia, as the
only true solution Of the increasing discon-
tent.
Hungarian affairs were daily more seri-
Gus.
New York, February 49,
The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool via
Queenstown, with dates to the 4th, has ar
rived.
In response to 40 enquiry. Lord John
Russell said the Government had no reason
to suppose that warlike preparations were
going forward on an extraordinary scale in
France.
The Government had earnestly endeay-
ored to prevent renewal of hnstlliiies now
that the Congress was not likely to meet.
and had received most satisfactory assuran.
ces.
The ratification of the new commercial
treaty with France were to be exchanged at
Paris the day the steamer sailed.
The Patrie pronounces as false The state
ment Of the approaching departure Of French
troops from Rome.
The same journal says il appears certain
that the question Of the annexation Of Central
Italy will be subordinate to the result Of uni.
sersai suffrage. All the powers are agreed
as 10 the propriety Of that measure. the ear.
~ application of which will positively make
known the state Of public opinion in Italy.
The French Army is TO be considerably re-
duced and the policy Of the Emperor tends
more than ever towards peace.
The London Globes Paris correspondent
says that il IS generally understood that
France and England ale about to make joint
summons 10 Austria to desist from sending
troops into Marches and Ancona, and 10
eyacuste venetla at the earliest period. and
accept such indemnity a Italy is now ready
to offer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22

Hoilolcay's Oinfmtat and Pifs. - Far lelow The
eupions, bas. wens sares md other excscnces that
dshgure The surface Of the body lies the acrd and
corrosive poison which susains and aggravates them.
This virus. which usually Turks IN the large vessels
sPrnging from the great internal organs. can only he
followed 70 is hidden recesses by preparation like
Holloway Ointment, whose penetrating properties are
irresistible. But tais i merely. 80 10 speak, the me-
thanical o. motive character % this famous saye Hav-
ing reached the poison. il chemical action Immediately
destroys OF ncutalzcs j. Thus il cures are radical
and perfect The Pills. from Their purifying effect upon
The blood, are . material help in such eases.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22
DEM ocRACV CT ORANGE.

vINHE Uemocfats Of Orange County, are requested
to meet At the Court House in Hili4borough, on
Tuesday Of Gext February Court for The purpose OF
appointing delegates 10 the State Convention Of Rail
eigh, which meets the 9Th Of March next, TO nom-
nate Democratic Candidate for Governor; and also
to appoint delegates to the District Convention, which
meets at Frankiinton on the 9Th Of March next, to
appoint two delegates and two altcrnates 10 attend the
National Democratic Convention, which meets at
Charleston, on The 23rd Of April next, to nominate
Democratic candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States. Several gentlemen are ex.
pec,ed to address the meeting.
MANY VOTERS.
Jan. Is. 25-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22

way TO Helena. Arkansas, to enter again the
service OF their old master. There was some.
thing remarkable and unusually attractive in
the appearance Of this group, who. despite
the obvious tinge Of the African in their COM
plexlons, were fine looking men and women,
with graceful, welI-rounded forms. and eye
sparkling with intelligence. They were ma
numltted about six years ago, since which
time they have been living in New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22
PERFUMERY. &c.
WEBB & DICKSON have just opened Ia,

WEBB & DICKSON have just opened large as
sortment Of Hanison's Perfumery and I oilet
articles, comprising Coognes, Double and Single; To
LEI Waters; Florida Water; Balm Pararie Flower; Bay
Leaf Water; Lustral; Extracts for the Handkerchief
Frangipsni Extracts; Frangipani Cream; Toilet Pow.
ders Preston's Smelling Salts; Carnaiion Rouge; Cold
Cream; shampoo Lotion; Hair Dye; Carmne Ink; Mu-
cilage; Diamond Cement; Philocomes; Beef Marrow;
Bears Oil; Macassa Oil; Floating Soap. for bathing;
BARRIERS Soap; Erasye Soap; Ladies' Soap; Shaving
Creams, assorted; Oleophane, for shaving; Rose Tooth
Paste; Ebony Tooth Paste; Dental Soap, &c. &c.
February IA 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22
TIE cnppERToEp SHOE.

THE CnPPER-POED SHOE The copper-toel
boots and shoes. which advertised in this day pl-
per. will reay DO what j. there claimed for them that
- they will Hres times long rs the Old style Of
shoes We have them tried and know that one pair
lasted hearty robust youngstet six months and
they were worn every day during that time when with.
out tips be would kick out his shoes At The toes IN two
three weeks We have doubt Tint the shoe bills or
every family where there are clildr.n can Ne reduced
al lesst one half hY using the coppe ioed shoes For
farmers and aborng The cnpperoed boots will ef
tect great saving We sdsse our readers who are 10
favor ~ economy and reform il their shoe bills 10
Try the ccpper.ioei shoes. Boston Journal
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Alamance plaids. which, a few steps of. can't
be told from Ginghams. it is substan-
tial article Of handsome patterns. The girls
ought to put It on Immediately. There has
been many an excellent beau frightened Oft
by silks and finery. All the papas will find
1t much easier to save money and keep out
OF debt if the girls and boys will be content
to 90 a little palmer. Besides. Northerners
say we are always in debt to them to the a.
mount Of at least one cotton crop-let US pay
them off, and hereafter keep even.
Salisbury Waterman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22
\ Forlthe HllIsbOrough Recorder.

.asts United ye stand - DiUided fce fall.
Mn. EDIToR--Dear Sir: Recent events hay-
ing caused such intense excitement through
the length and breadth of our land, the above
quoted maxim has often occurred to my mind
with wonderful power and distinctness. and
! think that those political mad-caps who are
clamoring for the downfall Of this glorious
Union. or in other words our liberties, for
selfish and political purposes. would do well
to reflect little upon those few and impor-
tant words before they venture too far, or
they may find the support Of liberty loving
and discriminating public suddenly with
drawn from them. For the good and con-
sideration Of all, we have expressed our sem
tments in the few verses that follow:
United long In bonds Of love,
These noble States have stood;
Prosperng, with honor bright,
In beaueons ssterhood.
A beacon light 10 all the world,
Our meteor course we've run;
No happier people ever lived
Beneath the glorious sun.
In union, then. o let Us still
Ia love and friendship stand;
Our glorious flag with all lis stars
Float proudly DER our land.
Then down with those who blindly shout,
These union bonds discover,
That Constitution trample down
Our fathers made. o never.
Our glorious stripes. with all is slars,
Floats proudly o'er the lea.
Der every land. In every clme
SO let Il ever be.
Dark clouds Of discord hover round
And covering seem 70 be
Americas bright glorious orb,
The Sun Of Liberty.
Fana,ieisn plies the torch.
Prompts men 70 deeds Of shame;
And ultraism in the South.
She madly fans the fame.
O, for the spirit o. Clay.
Or clarion Webs,er's call.
With their great mcdia.ive power,
To save Us Ger we fall.
United. We may ever stand,
Example meet for all.
The prouJesi nation upo9 earth;
Divided, We must fall.
The mighty Monarehs Of the East
Look on, with jealous eye,
Our rapid strides 10 wealth and power,
Blest fruits Of liberty.
In doctrines they have I'll denied
seli-goysmmeni 70 man;
And al our fall they would rejoice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22

NoRTH CAROLINA MAKE OF LADIES FINE
Doors, CATERS. SHOES. AND BaoGANs.-We
have had exhibited to US samples Of Ladies'
fine Boots, Caters. ETC., which were manu-
featured at Townsville, in this State. that
for elegance and finish are altogether equal
to the Northern made article, and much more
seryiceable; they will last twice as long. The
prices are about equal.
We also saw in MIR. Stockton's store sew
eral other North Carolina Fabrics; among
them were plaid and striped cotton Cloths,
that were made at a factory in Alamance
county. which are really beautiful and quail
lty excellent. LredeH Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22
NEW TAN YARD,

rTsHE subscribers have commenced he TANNING
BUSINESS a. their place hall d mile from Webs
Douglass Factory. and are prepared 10 receive hides
70 tan shares, they will pay The market pnce Tor
them.
Having employed m experienced hand to conduct
heii business thcy feel confident q being able 10 give
general satisfaction.
IsHAM PARRISH & son.
January 20. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22

THE SoUTH CAROLINA COMMISSIONERS Col.
Memminger, having waited several weeks in
vain for the response Of the Legislature to
the proposition Of South Carolina. has taken
his departure for Charleston. He leaves
very agreeable personal impressions among
those who enjoyed bis society while here,
and we can only regret that the nature Of his
mission was such as to preclude Virginia
from prompt and cordial acquiescence in
il. With his departure ends the last hope of
the Southern Conyentionists. Rich. Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22
THE MIGHTY HEALER
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED.
HOLL0WAY'S OINTMENT.

The free admissions Of all Nations as Sesas the
verdict Of the leading Hospitals Of the Old as well IS
of The New World, stamp this powerful remedial gent
as the greatest healing preparation ever made known
TO suffering man. The penetrating qualities are more
than marvellous, through the external crfices oil the
skin Invisible 10 the naked eye, i reaches the seat Of
the internal disease; and in all external affections its
ant-inammatory and healing virtues surpass anything
else on record, and is Natures great ally.
ERYsTPELAs AND SALT RHEUM
Are two Of the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent this continent, 10 these the Ointment is
especially ant1gonstc, lis modus operondi is first
10 eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Cases Of many years standing that have periina.
ciousy refused 70 yield to any other remedy or treat
ment, have invariably succumbed 10 few appica.
tons u this powerful unguent.
ERUPTIoNs on THE SKIN,
Arising from bad state Of the blood or chronic dis
eradcaied, and clear and surface
regained hy the restorative action Of this Ointment IL
supaes many Of the cosmetics and other toilet appl-
IN is power 10 dspel shes and other disfsufe-
ments Of the lace.
PILES AND FrsTULA.
Every form and feature Of these prevalent and sub-
born disorders il cradcaed locally and entirely ~ the
Of this emnlient; warm Concentrations should pre-.
cee is application. s healing qualities will be fund
10 te thorough and inyariable.
Both The Ointment and Pills should be used
IN The foLlouing case:
Bnnipns, Rheumatism, Sore Throsts
Burns, Rinsvotm, Sores Of al kinds,
chappej Hands, SAIL Rheum, Sptains.
Ihblains, Scalds, Stiff Joints,
Fisiua, skin Diseases, letter,
t;ou', sxelled Glands, Ulcers.
Lnmbaso, Sore Legs, Nenefeal Sores,
Neteuual Erup. Sore Breasts, Wounds Of all
ti1ns, Sure Heads, kinds,
Piles,
" CAUTION - None are genuine unless tho
words " Holloway, New York and London" are dis.
retnabe As Waermafk in every leaf Of lie book Of
directions around each pot OF box the SAM may be
plainly seen By holding the leaf % the light hand
some reward will be given 70 any one rendering such
information may lead 10 the detection Of any Party
parties coGntefieiling the medicines vending the
same, knowing them 10 be spurious.
=. sold 81 the Manufactures o. Professor Hcllo-
a1S. so Maiden Lane. New York, and by al re.pecs.
tIe Druggists and Dealers Ia Medicines throughout
Tie United slairs and Tie civilized world 10 boxes at
Is cents. 63 cents. and s each.
O. There j. considerable saving BY taking the lafg.
rr siIes.
n. B.-1rections for the guidance II patients In
every disorder sfe affixed 70 each box.
Aug. ". o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22

q. J. baldwin. Merchant Taylor. NJ vii.
mington, whose notice appeared IN our last,
proposes 10 furnish North Carolina and the
South generally, with clothing made 81 South.
srn Cloth. fashioned by himself at Whining.
Ton. Success 20 him.
And we hope our Tailots, oil over the
Southern country, will have their business
greatly 'ertended BY Southern men having
their clothes made 20 order Of Southern "a.
brics. Let Us begin here at Salisbury also.
The Salem. Rock Island. and Yadkin Mills
can supply large demand. Of light and hea-
w woollen goods, Of excellent quality. Some
81 our ladies' are suiting themselves with the