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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-18

Of its members, this time by IN accident while in
the discharge of his duties guarding the bridge
near Elkton. Private james Montgomery has
been run over by train of cars and killed
The first intmation of his death came to this city
on Sunday morning, in the following Geographic
despatch from Elkton, to Dr. Wilson,
ELKroS, June lG, 1861.
10 Or. JUS r. HRson,-James Montgomery,
member Of our company, while on guard early
this morning on Que of the bridges near here.
was struck by the locomotive aud Instantly killed
Mi you see his wife and ascertain what dispo-
siton she wishes made of the body. / will write
to her by tO.day's mail.
Montgomery was one ofthe best men in the
company Of excellent habits, attentive TO his
duties, indeed taking great interest in discharge
ing mem properly, and would have made well
drilled soldier. He was esteemed by all his os
Hociates. Corporal Nichols was on duty with
nun OF the time the accident occurred and can
Mtjrm you in reference to it.
c. RoDEEY LAYTON.
Private Montgomery was native of Sussex
County, but at the period of his enlistment was
resident of Philadelphia. Having determined
TO enter the ranks in defence of the Union his
Wife-with laudablc State prido--persuaded him
to join Capt Layions Company, and march un.
der the banner of his country as a Delawarean.
which he ut once did. He soon became n favor.
lite with the officers and men of Compauy q. nv
reason of his retiring and courteous demeanor.
and rapidly won their esteem and regard.
The particulars Of his DEATH as far as they
can be aseertained, are, that he was placed on
duty to guard the bridge across the little Elk
river, on Saturday night and that feeling tired
hn 1.
one Of the rails on the bridge, when train far
behind time, approached and struck him before
he could escape. This happened between tbrce
and four O'Clock on Sunday morning. Doubtless
tne young man felt somewhat weary and at the
moment OF tho accident may have felt all the
sensations OF drowsiness which pseoedo sleep.
and while in this condition, was oyertaken h,
the train and killed
FriVa'e Montgomery was about twenty five
years OF age, and leaves a wife and child. His
wife is peculiarly situated at the present momcn,
anu is fit subject for the sympatbes Of tho
laales, who have already done so much far tho
volunteers. Her residence, We understand IL in |
Alund's Court, between Lombard and PIN 49,,
Fourth and Fifth streets. "''7
inc corpse was brought to this sity on sundov
night and will be taken to-day from tho resi
aence Of his orother-inaw, John R. shiplev, in
Alund Street, 10 Milford for informant +, n;n
DC attended by detachment from company q
acting as an escort, under Corporal Nicbo,a ~
also by committee from Delaware Lod,o t ~"
l. l. o. o. F. This Lodge hearing of mo oa ~,
dent promptly inierposed its kindly oiBcs. =.
the family of the deceased. Although s,ranror
10 The Lodge, the deceased was au ODD Feue,.
and as such his remains will be cared for. and
properly inferred. lie was a member of pales.
tine Lodge No 2Tl, Of Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-18

Two six-pounders aud about two hundred hail.
manufactured At Hannibal, Mo-, wi,s captured
W a company of Home Guard, undcr Lieutepan,
Orandall' near the town of Linners. nj. ,bs nigb,
roo 'S' mn, and returned to Hannibal by rail-
'Oap, me cannon were on the way 10 Chilli
c0'n' Tor the use of the secessionists'
,, 1Is Hg'f's" Standard says that the North
Carolina volunteer force is 20 Ooo '"' -''''"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-18
The New York 7tiS~s of Friday says

ZEN ply, as we lear from our Washington eorrcspon.
we have learned that fact, half dozen times
already down this way, and yet Gen. Dix is
without commission, How is itg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-18

g6S- UniOn-loving German in Wheeling,
Va, got little tight the other day, and won't
about shouting "hurrah for this Union" lie
was doing very we'll until patriotic individual
understood him to say ''hurrah for disunion," nd
ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-18

A salute of 20 guns was fired by the citizens
OF Buffalo, at noon on Thursday 18th, in honor
Of the birthday Of the veteran soldier, General
Scott.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-18

SHiP JoHN TRUoKs,-The mizzen- mast Of the
wreck, John Trucks was removed on Saturday
Attempts were also made to raise the wreck, all
of which proved unsuccessful.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-18

In Charleston, butter is selling ut SO cents
per pound, and lard at 62l cents. Nice times
for the poor at Charleston.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-18
DIED.

w,,. this city, on the 18th instant
WILLIAM CARLISLE, son of Nelson md Trv,
phena Carlisle, in the 18th year of his ace
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
ne residence Of his parents, No. 722 Walnut
street on wednesday evening at O'Clock,
without further notice. S'''A'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


PRocEEpnos OF CRY CouScm.-Thursday
Evening, June 1S.-The Council met pursuant to
adjournment.
Finance Committee reported adversely to
paying Volunteers Board, to Mrs. Tamlin and
diners. They also reported progress 10 regard
10 equlpping City Guards, and 10 the Commissa-
ry Department.
Account of Charles Mullen was found correct
Account OF W. +. Massey was reported adj
versely thereto, the committee having contracted
with person TO attend to that business
The Account Of Toy & McKendrick was ex-
amned aud found correct
Account Of A. Montgomery was examined and
found correct The petition of j. Rebman was
reported faYorably on.
Committee on Public Buildings reported a
number of bills MS being correct
Committee Of Navigation on New Slulce re-
ported work finished bill was handed In aud
referred.
Committee on New Map reported progress.
Mr. Allderdice offered a supplement to the
ordinance making appropriations for the city Of
wilmington, for the year Of 1860 which was on
motion read, first aud second time, calling for
an additional appropriation Of So ,053,07, for the
expenses of the city.
The Council then went into an election for
Receiver Of Taxes. George F. Peterson receiv-
ed II votes-E. Pussy l. Whereupon. Mr.. Pc
The Council then proceeded to elect School
Assessor. Joshua Marie was unanimously
elected School Assessor, receiving 2 votes
Orders were drawn 10 favor OF the City officers
for their salaries
Mr. Stidham offered a resolution making in
quiriea IN regard 10 the Arms purchased by the
CITY and to the manner in which they were dis
posed Of, which was read and adopted.
MIR. Allderdce reported that the assessment
and MI ulr.
hiking the amount Of tax to bo raised for the
year Of 1861, Mt $4,000 Adopted.
An order Was directed to be drawn in favor of
the Mayor and the Finance Committee for $500
for the purpose Of equipping City soldiers.
number Of bills were read and REFERRED
petition was read from David Lemon pray
ing the privilege Of erecting a vault under the
pavement in tho rear of his premises on Smiley
Street. Read and referred
a motion was made by Mr.. Allderdice that
the CLERK be instructed to notify the Wharf
Committee TO assess the benefits Of the new
sl1ice upon the property adjacent thereto
Adopted
REpoRT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE The
Finance Committee beg leave to offer the annex
ed report:
The City Assessment for the year 1861. has
been completed in compliance with the prov-
sions Of the Revised Charter. We report
lhat tut appropriation ordinance passed in
January of the year 1861 requires that ST.
1876 10 shall be raised to meet the expenditures
Of the City of Wilmington for the year 1861,
viz.
Appropriations per Ordi-
nance passed january
10Th, 1861, S1l, 1856 90
To which add 8 per cent.
on amount OF taxes es-
timated to be received
during July, 1850 OO
Estimated amount of er-
rors and delinquents, 1000 90
From this deduct revenue
for 1861, as per report
malo in Nov 1860, S24. 45O
d educt appropriations
made to Public Schools 1900
Deduct per cent. added
to Taxes remaining I'M
paid after CITY Election
in September, 1861, 400 S87. $50 90
M
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-18

From this deduct revenue
for 1861, as per report
mado in Nov. 1860, S24. 400
Deduct appropriations
made TO Public Schools, $1,000
Deduct 8 per cent. added
to Taxes remaining I'M
paid after CITY Election
in September, 1861, 400
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-18

Appropriations per Ordi-
nance passed january
10th, 1861,
To which add 8 per cent.
on amount OF taxes es-
timated to be received
during July,
Estimated amount of err
rors and delinquents,
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yrrxinia ~s;iscliar.

WASHINGTON. Fcb. 5.--The vir.
rinis election, which the scccssionists
supposed would turn in their favor.
anil finally compel Maryland and
Delaware to follow. has overwhelmed
them with disappointment. and to
sotne extent changed the programme.
The Virginia election has been tie
topic Of the day. There is no doubt
that the straight sccessionis,s have
been largely defeated in the State,
bu, there j. just rs little doubt that
a class Of men have been chosen OF
y far more dangerous character to
the existence N the Union. unless
prompt concessions arcmlle. Nine
tcn,hs of those elected ran on the
ultimatum Of the Crittcnde PROPOSE.
tio1. TO BE- adopted hy Congress he
fore the ith 0f March. If that is re.
jrc.ed by Congress. they are pledged
to secession. immediate and uneondi.
%,ioial, 50 that all the Virginia clec-
ton means is simply wrestling from
tae hands of the present reckless
managers the destiny Of the State.
anil putting it under the control oI
calm. firm men. who enjoy the conf.
deuce Of the people. The Rcpubli.
cans have now to act in good earnest,
o.. indeed. all Is lost: FOR as prr.
Virginia, .owill follow all the remain.
ins slave States. 1t j. a curious fac,
thu, a large number Of the e%lected
deputies we're Douglas men in The
late campaign.
Leaiins conservative men from
virginia. who arrived in the city to
night. declare that there will no, b,
ten men in the Convention who vii
not make the Crittrnden plan an al
timatum.-y j. Herald.
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ltYN HttE ~ lso ffis ~ M directed
~ ftnm no Circuit CLERK ~ Pamela
county. | will aailt 10 the highest hiddt fpr
essh. If the TOUT llpa.e door. IN the tp~o
~ Pamela. IN Monday. tho llth d., ~
March, lr6l, oil the Interest that John "
thornton has ~ the foil wing slaves, 10
wit Ilsifi and her i've chillfsn. aged
from la yrafa ~ 4 months Old. levied IN hg
mle - satisfy snid hfas. one N favor n L,ifi
& llcdin against John ! Thornton ct ~,
tho other IN favor " Bats A Sh-fpfi
against inhn T.. Thornton, naI both iur b.
use ~ Wm. X. Caldw II. sale within legal
hours. j H. JOINS, sh'tth
February I, ls6l. y. tis
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STEAMER JuDsoS.--0n Saturday
las, the steamer Judson arrived at
Pamela from New Orleans. and left
on Sunday morning. |. will be
seen by her advertisement in the
Star, that she will leave New Orleans
on the 10Th Of this month aud be ut
Pamela in six or seven days after.
ward. Capt. S,ancil authorized us
to say to the people Of this county.
that they need have no hcsitancy in
ordering groceries to be sen, up by
his boat from New Orleans, nor in
hauling cotton to the river, for he
would bring his boat up without
doubt,
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TERRIBLE FiGnT At PENSACOLA
Having closed ont my entire stock Of
goods for the purpose of winding cp
my business, I ask all who are in
dcttel 10 me, to cali and settle inn
~melia,cly, as al ny claims must be
satisfactorily arranged before the
frs. Of March next.
l hereby return thanks 10 my Gus
TONERS for their liberal patronage
heretofore. ". !. WATRiSs.
Feb. i,h. 1861. (u3 ~
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KENTUCKY Wnrgy. = Mcgibhcn
& Bro, of Cynthiana, KY, have a
large lot of fine whisky for sale in
Memphis. 1t Is said by competent
Judges, to be a superior article Of
Bourbon" Inquire for "Negibbcn'.
WHISKY" when you want to pur-
chase, and you will not be iisrppoin.
ted, or ut least such is our opinion Of
the sample sent IA.
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u,AklN Up by John stognof, living
about IL miles east ~ the town u
! abola a certain clay bnus mara pony,
black name aud tail, supposed to b. three
ehis old, no other matt. ~ brand per-
cel,ablo. Appraised TO so.
u. o. JUNLs, hanger, y. &.
Feb II 1851. ni.Sw
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sHRRP rHacTIcE.-A sharp rogue
passed. a si00 BIZ. raisei from a Eve.
On a m.lulan, in Oxford. Miss. the
pther day. lie escaped before the
~sesep,icn vas discovered
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sltLlTAEY E1Agp.-We have re-
cciycd . copy Of tho regulations
adopted BY the Military Board and
will publish next week, such orders
as We have not published this week.
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fiGnt At uAENGR's DGrOr.-Wc
understand Ihal a couple Of Ir.shmon
pitched into our young friend Henry
Love, Depot agent, nj Carriers Sta
ton, on the Miss. & Tenn. railroad,
and that Love faxed them out in
hhmt hldcr.
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nsffa sfaff ssff fffsf uatfmtft
set tis VEN sss'mse 80 Z 'h'
M II rah.ia 'ds IN w N''''a /" 2
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10. Mgcomba & Co.. produce dca.
lcrs, il Memphis, keep constantly On
hand a large stock Of goods, which
they arc offering NJ low rates.
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thfas ialiaf. psi aaaa@ 10 adslaes
slt ofHit single fb
TIGNH fuh fLtHHf
Ten eaf ss N vtflff fHf WUl is .hi W
1ha 4ltff ~ W
I've eifiss ~
Teh aHfist ~ ~
A. etffa d ~ v u h. Hllnssl ~ ihe gfii
ler uf n sery eiit u ne less hin fTe
1hIf paper u I%leetfoiypai ani hn !
numlefs MY hs ~ cured n any tine,
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OrR STOCK or TRIMMINGS.

i -srv tasty apd vv-y extensive. ans We
can PIT them right I9sn 10 the loves, pos
.ih.s prices.
vs. fssI r%r,.sial tn nor fufnis Tor The
vsry liberal share u rs,spnage ALREADY be
s,asssI upsn Us. and hops BY stadipu sp.
plieasrsn 10 the lnists.t pf "ur tTItnis and
he pebble ssasrailv 20 wsritIts ans, and
q vIss II III. f,.i that u psFehsss ~.
fall !. .args. sni taklus ss'e .sHssssssi.en
tbs sharsn--s ~ the rrsscst efdr. - nsye
narssa oar goods ~ The iswsss "'ss''''
prIs=s. Ia. IL.
sbeee uz nae 10 ~ eSsas ssssa'ef "
can 's'l . not krt-u 4 sorsuY.
rsssI., ~. .. lts'. s-ii
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fair NoIler.

H. owing he undef,igped will be sued
~ .. tho March torn II Tho ilagi.uaie'.
tpuft Our necessities compel ~. 70 tho
course. ~ MAXIM a son.
Pamela. Miss, Feb II, lAl1. i.A
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TVS WggELT PhH0LB gYBR.
vrfsE

Itff sf# mfftsl fsi aaHtfes fts ~
81 n ~ 81 nai u l
FHH A
Vkgiff fffW
H4 fHf fIi ihsF a. aHHf1fsH hlf
sHH fha nm = ~ ~ lhf
fHtma H Mf I4Ft iHHs .
afts fw tai ANHf ta
lfifHiIs Il. sh n 80 lHsfssn iHs ff4s
sat fiaffst ~ M ftf sai fHlf p fia
ffH fhH ffHf ffH HHfH
slfi AZ fa fff
l0frea FAstaut
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Gtt paHoIa smr'
fFOOAL SEWs
pasoLA, Miss, rEBteiL lsol.


th+bp Wv 800 ~ bVah hotel z
lfysHi o, road Che sitaf smeai Of
Am loyf.
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
PAsOLA C0UNTY.
". " Elicit. } Attachment i.saei by
Is. m |. Ballard. J. 4 the
s. J. kesr, } Is, day Il January. l-6l
in favor u aid ". ". Eliio 1. anil against
the estate ~ .aid ). J. kser for a,gn, aal
80 lnsh. Of iallafs in the justices Court.
held as paaoIs. 10 the Comfy If Pssols
and state Of Mississippi. The defend m.
is hereby notified that unless he appears in
said CONT ~ the mat term thereof, :, be
held ~ the srd slrndsv in ! ebrssrs. 1861.
and plead 10 aid action. jsjg'nens siIi b.
ens-r-a. sni the property attached cold.
ssd iv~isnens also rendered against Butts
a lisss - essnssh.- in this csse.
D. l. BALLARD, !. p.
y.su-r n, issi. hi-ls
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trYnEREA3 The Esssfe q nc1ueQ
Dsss svsssse1. vss. q ~ (>Q1u
ssrn. tssb. ~ ~ Pssbast Ceeo = 49,
Il Cssssy, S~sIssed issslssn1, 0~
k-sine slsims : -siass mia duor&n
hereby sssio-1 y hsss oAels o1luD
rssbssei I'D seu1ooset y 40
cIesk q shs pvpbsss Csuetofm
sv he LEI is7 81 bosssov ~
~ tsfsse bssvpas
i~kivnt11
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~ Read the card n Joseph W.
Clanton, E1, in Ibis issue lie ha.
resumed che pfaelioc of las IN "a
nola.
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Tue Taltiuuenr lifsfa TIE
husy fhm II iba pee few lig hife
raised dc river l0a point near hgl'
water mark,
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10 sos ImEnxIns.

ft.If ne fa4fta ~ Hfs4f4 taai m4bI
i ~ Hfs ~ dll ~. M Hah s fil
NJ Attitff sfl afef lhe \ aiH 81
tHH ai Ions HHl hHtiffn mHi
he. = sou fHH haafwaIl fffffIW mH
10 sms msnag tha mIH n th. .I.i
81 ffiffn ani pamftfHif lnl
iHfH ita mf4Hs 81 fln n1 fH#
HHf mfHg gHH m ftflut Hi
NtI Wl "A Vuf stt n ti ri t "
streets. tn hafs ihs alffnlHa ..0n
shal 500 hos, SO tHar aIa HI HH
had ihf best ihaH aui We fafH mffi q
Finished In me itf,ii hi tnaW airs
lnntlpfh Arfnif fiiifmrnis VI fhr nnn
ifaif hlisi fhsahliHf uuF sHttmfn efn
nj b. sufrtasai ht lnt " lls
MT Flte sailf .atI.f ainn, w. fa U ~
hnnf shefe tni ein fal anitta ng H
t%afliiuh made 500 ssh " go eihhui
cume. stul your ufirfs anl tlfy SHALL in
file promptly and satisfactorily Tom
anI s,e u. AID save the ffltan - tRr Y
per cent laid ~ teenl. N nsHlHfn anl
north western manu- iriuneas
fi~iiiH, ANTS & GO
Deeemler n, lhun, 80 'm
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Administrators Notice.
4 H. persrts indebted 10 H., rstaictf
~ w. ". shores, dec"tsei, afe requested
IT, ctii and settle ut once. ~ The estate
ueej, AID must haze 10. debts.
~ ntsIiN"S, Admir-.
~ y. KEITH, ~
ranola, JAM !, lsCl. hjl-5s
Administrators Notice.
4 LLpcr.nns indehlr 20 the esfaiep ~ H..
"A M.c. d cr,.si. ,tc requested 10 ca
md ..til, u once ~ thr debts owing 10 the
state mus, b. pail ~ nne".
II Il I +. n nilri' Adn'r'.
Pamela, iauj !, l-fl. rji.3S
~ me Spaih,m RHfsi Gcbiioaap.
publish u u ,sfensdI. Mississippi. !. the
%IrgtIing Agricultural Week. u the Cotton
states. Price $50 single ''nyt, u.s.
capia. for so; ten copies iog Slg; tNcn,y
copies for 80. Address
J. T.. DAVIS,
nji.u Gretaia. Miss.
fy~Ihe SeHstsfH Rsrsi GsafspeH hg.
been proclaimed by is thousand. " rgna.
er, the past rIT 90 b. unsntpassvi q =
famil, journal. Give it - tfitl- Prize
s..jD. fcr single copy. Eve corie' for Siu,
ten copIe. 'ur SO, twenty ciI es $50.
Address J.. 4. DAVIS.
nil.i Grenada. Miss.
- Don't fail 10 suhscrits to that h..
served, popular journtl. the segihsn RI.
| r.f f.srAsttfg. njl Il
Erfor the benefit Of b m.elf in biz field
work. a. vel ~ the sntsrttinm ma ~ IN
.,fnetiun Of his entire huustboll. svsry
southern Planter .t1aId lpnss ho time m
subscribing for the SSuth,rH Rnrai Gentle
man. tJl-u
CT~Th = afhsfH Rsrtf GsaHsa,fp sss
entertaining ani rst uciiss g. The "'uffn'
II Town a. tuaasri. u q althou' = ftybl
tn it, VARIETY vi rsa ling IN utter. uil "
~ The Snnihsra Eursi dsHfiratas Is
an sight page qa.f.n. ruhl shsi ever wsts.
r~istlesi pre'hrtly - spt.rrhsrs. HtN en-
itius a larger sm4Hnt " fFt.sh tural Nevs
uf all kind. than any other aurud
nsi-tf
rr-rhe Sorlhsu Rgrfi GsHii,maa his
received the unqualified Endorsement " IL
state agricultural Bnreeu. Il i a Ire -.
per ard grown. more vigorous ete'v ty,
rji.tf
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Mississippi and Tssssssss naiIsssd'
nS and after Wednesday, Sosenhss H.
" 1900. tran. will fun daily (Seeosye

r,Rr AID ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
will leave and arrive ~ fellevss
Leave A. ~. ASrisss q P.U.
Garner ai.......~.s.i6 Mssphis sa.......Aoo
Leave AIsiss -
Me,nrhi. ........i.l0i Gasness u .......e4e
Trains arr.,ip: ct Memphis essssss stlA
the l,mvhi. snd Chsrlsssas - Henphts
and ubso Railroads. LOT The k.ass - Nsstos
Trains arriving 1t 0sssW ssesSse thsse
CONNIE, s,ib a daily lise Of NsiI ccsskess
which Isuv. IN the arrival AZ Ire Neil 1seso
forsirsnsds sba Nee Uslssss, " hisHs
srp, Central kniIsosd.
'sr,naas t,esess ere ~ b. ~ 9eoue
TN q the Gsyos. ssi ws.shsn 49,
dses-n6 r. nvC611, OeoJ
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Land for safe.

I OFFER for sales valuable quarter sen.
ton Of land. situated four miles ea.,
Of safdts Depot; about THIRTY i've acres
cleared, with houses and m orri ard.
TuRss. -Uns.haIf jown aud the balance
in twelve months.
At CLEVELAND.
Feb. 5. 1861. n3.2m
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oaIlar,urgfs.

We
Btei, white anil Co,ufrl Camldaa,
v hitf ltnen DIN,
White Linen iuhIa Hiapef,
TpU nf.
Tou'tfi. end SaFtibs.
litosn luen Table Dirlor,
tuHh,
Bud ee pihpof,
lush T. mems,
B'D LINN,
I4llIN rla,s,
Cotton,
Furniture Prints
ia brown anl nlonclci lHdlrss,
funitufe aud Apron fh.,iH
Blnrs, bfpen iul White " .%llhnlt.
Canvas anil lailInsy,
White and Color q Srlicia,
IHbl ul cloths,
Ahu i,n ,nHghtm',
lrreh GiuFh1ms,
Mu.llle. Quilts,
Satin, Dma,k,
Cntan ,%amhrics,
Nnhat u bt.e,
turniIuic it,us
Block md Fancy Cloths,
Cn..im"res,
lrrnch and i,nrli.h nrnp D'Etc,
llone,. q 1inh Qui.ls,
I'D te.be.
Canton Ilnnnels,
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hUll ,umIcts,
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Corset Jrins,
Printed Au.lins,
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Swiss ) Mull Muslins,
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Stripei Narn-ook,
lutola LHvns,
Bshup'. %lRNaF,
Bapri Nus.ins,
striped Hu.in',
SWiss kisinf,
Thread ! dying,
Jic'nel ! agn,.
Swiss lncctting, ihssad %.nccfiini
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