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For the Standard
Z enAfrL HUI N. C.1Nov. 5. 1861.

euAfEE HUI N. c. Nov. s, 1861.
Mr.. EDrroR: The Faculty and Students Of the
University presented 10 Prof Martin, Captain Of
company G, 3Sth Reg N. C. VS., a beautiful Navy
Pistol, soon after heleft us to go into camp. Tho
following is the correspondence between Capt Mar
tin and the committee appointed to request his ae
ceptance Of the present: =
a. Hzi 4zt CHAPEL Hnr, Oct %, 1851.
DEAR Sir: A Pistol ordered from Richmond Va
by the Faculty and the Students of the University
of N. c., has doubtless reached you before this
We hope that you will accept it as token of respect
and esteem towards one for whom we entertain the
highest regards as instructor, gentleman, and
soldier.
Most respectfully, yours, =.
JOHN A CAMERON, !
R0BT, W. PEBBLES W .o ~ ~.
JOHN N. JOHNSON, $500. y 'ae
. THOMAS NORWOOD, ''N0e"'s'
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RESIGNATION OF GEN. SCorT.-This veteran sinner
having filled up his cup ofnquity and shame has
signed, and been placed by Lincoln upon the retired
list and retains his pay of SlS,O0O per year. Crime
and disease have made a wreck of him, and when
all his powers of resentment and cruelty to the
South are exhausted he retres on full pay The
interview between him and Lincoln at the time of
his resignation, was a scene so marked with hypoc-
riSy to make Satan blush. Scott licked over Lin
coin and his Cabinet and Lincoln licked Scott back
again The old sinner, it is said, IS going to Europe
Well may he wish 10 escape.
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CAMP 28rH RE. N. G. v,


Nessrs Cdmeroa, PEBBLES, johnson and Norsrood,
Committee, dc. e "a $50
DEAR SGRs: The Navy Pistol of which your note
speaks, was duly received. Please say for me to
the Students of the University, that accept this
handsome and most opportune present with the live
lcst satisfaction the more especially since 1t
as an evidence of respect and esteem" from those
whose respect have always tried to deserve, and
whose esteem shall be highly priced reward of my
efforts in their behalf
Allow me to thank you, gentlemen, for the very
complimentary terms with which you have con-
yeyed the gilt
beg always to remain,
Very sincerely yours,
w. j. MARTIN.
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For the Standard
CAMP lsUFFIN, Va,

CAMP RUFFIN Va, Nov 9Th, 1861.
Mr.. EDITOR: No doubt you had long ago conclud-
ed that you would not again be disturbed with my
brief and uninterestng letters; and | admit that
became ashamed of them, and came to the conclu-
sion that they not worth the space they occu-
pied but seeing that you have no other correSpon-
dent from this regiment, thought perhaps, short
letter occasionally would be better than none.
| dislike very much to write when L can relate no
news; but private being permitted to leave camp
but seldom has no opportunity Of learning any
news except what he finds in the few newspapers
that sometimes wend their way into camp. Of
course there are always many camp rumors afloat,
but in which there can be placed but little reliance
We are encamped now within three quarters of a
mile of Sewell's Point We were ordered here about
three weeks ago support the battery should it be
attacked; which was expected every hour while
Lincoln's feet was lying at Old Point. That has
now disappeared, destined no doubt, for some point
on our coast. -.-
We are now engaged in building log cabins in
which to take up winter quarters. They very
roughly built, and / think their rude structure
would excite the nirth of the widest savages So
we will not Hibernate in the city as once an
ticipated. We would much prefer. this place, if It
was not for guarding the beach, which will be so
very disagreeable on account of the cold North
winds. -rs---r ,r-
/ am happy to state that the health of our regi-
ment is now very good We have but very little
sickness Of any kind. learn that this climate is
rather healthy than otherwise during the winter
season. 49, ~ -, 4 = $50
We have had great deal of rain for several weeks
past which renders camp life the more disagreed
Bile. 49, 70 sSYLYlNE- 81
t
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Gbe StanSara.
RALEIGH: SATURDAY, NOV. o. 1861.

,,rcIAI NOTICE-The STANDARD Is conducted strictly
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of the time for Ohioh they haze bsen paid. SUD
mill be notified FouR WEEKS before hsir time Is oEh
GROSS MARK tae;r pGpss und tntess The subscription
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from rpRich there 'O BE- departure Watch for the cross
49,. and rsas,O your subscription
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the Post Office from, well as the one to, which
49, desire the change to be made.
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RuMoRs ABOUT HATTERAs.-We have carefully
suppressed the information we have had for some
days in regard to Fort Hatteras. The rumor that
Fort Hatteras mad been taken, as published by at
least one paper, was at the time without shade W
of foundation. No sui cient time had elapsed since
the advance ofany expedition supposed to have that
purpose in view, to have had any information about
it. Indeed it is doubtful whether any thing Of the
kind has been attempted.
The facts are, as far are disposed to state
them, that impression prevailed at certain points,
that the late storm had submerged the fort cut it
off from the main land of the banks, and possibly
had forced out its occupants. The Federal troops
there It supposed, had escaped to the high land
of the banks and not very well able to resist
an attack Under this impression, if not the result
Of positive information, yet conjectured, recon-
noisance has by this time been made, and if the
chances were favorable, the forces have been at
tackled. The results of the expedition will be made
public when known but we think it was a flash in
tile pan.
p S. Since the above was written, we learn that
Col. Singletary who undertook the expedition, got
aground near Beacon Island and that his command
had returned to Newbern. He remained to get off
his vessel 1t is rumored that he undertook the ex-
petition of his own accord, without orders. We
give it as reported without vouching for its truth
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ELECTION RETURNS.

The peOple of this State VoteG on eunesuav last
fr members of Congress and for Electors for Presi
don't and Vice President We give below such re-
tuns as have been received up to the time Of going
to press.
As general thing the vote is not as full as here
tofre This is accounted for by the fact .rst that
the minds of the people are much occupied by the
r,r and they think more of fighting than they do
If voting; and secondly, there was no opposition for
President and Vice President and, except in two or
three Districts, there no very animated contest
for Congress.
Fourth District.
The vote at Fayetteville, was 295 for the Graham
and Reid, and 100 for the Rodman and Guion
ticket.
FIitor Standard II send you the precint votes
for Grove and Averasboro' precints Harnett Co..
The vote is not half that usually polled. Averas-
Loro' the Peoples Ticket for President SO votes !;
the old secession or party ticket, vote Grove,
the Peoples Ticket II the old secession ticket -
The vote was unanimous for I. ID. Mcdowell Esq,
for Congress D.
Fifth DIstrict-Wake County.
For Congress, Arlington 6S2; Turner 500; Ven
able 265; for Capt Farbault, the vote of the Oak
CITY Guards, 56; scattering II.
For Electors, the conservative or "people's
ticket" headed by Graham and Reid ,OO3; the Rod
man and CuiOn ticket, $50.
Warren County.
For Congress, Venable 1874; Arlington Sls.-
Three camps of soldiers not heard from. The vote
at Warrenton was Venable 119; Arlington II !;
Tmnerl.
Granville County.
For Congress, Arlington 667; Turner 5O4; Ven
able 264; GOOch II. For the Graham and Reid
ticket $685. for the Rodman and Guion ticket 577
The vote at Oxford was Turner 1870; Yenable 6 !;
Arlington rs Henderson, Arlington 1ls; Turner
p; Venable l.
Franklin County.
The vote at Louisburg was Arlington 14s; Turner
So; Venable 600!
Sixth District.
HIGH PoINT, Guilford, Nov. 6, 1861.
To the Editor Of the Standard We have had
very meagre poll here to-day-the number reach
ing only 80, whereas the usually polled here is
from 250 to 800 MessrS. Reid, Pool Humphrey
and Foster, Electors, received 90 each ; MesSrs
Graham, Wooten Mckay, Bragg, Brown, Walker
Caldwell, and Merrimon "a each; and Messrs. Rod
man. Guion, Bond, Shepherd, Edwards, Long, Mitch
ell. and Woodin each. For Congress Mclean
~, Dick 90 and Glmer {. NJ
Seventh District. - .
At Lexington, Davidson, the vote for Congress
was as follows: Waddell, S77; Ashe, l75; Chris
tian, 76; Headen, g. For the Rodman and Guion
ticket 365; for the Graham and Reid ticket, 29S
Ninth District.
MoRGASroN, Nov. 6, 1851.
EditOr Standard Below | send you the result
Of the election at this box. The vote is quite small
The freeatcrs were as active partizans could be-
eiectiOneering for the Rodman and Guion ticket
By saying it made no difference who was voted for
Tor Electors and the pointing out on their ticket
such conservative men as Pool, Mitchell and Fos-
Ter, they deceived and induced many to vote with
them The vote was Graham IS, Rodman "a
Col Gather received l16 votes for Congress.
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A telegraphic wire now connects New York City
with San Francisco in California If dispatch, is.
transmitted directly through from New York City
to San Francisco it reaches the latter place 81 hour
earlier in the day than when 1t left New York. The
charge is So. 95 for ten words.
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The Result.

Our information is not sufficient to enable US to
State positively the result in each Congressional
District but we submit the following statement to
Our readers as correct as to at least six of the ten
Districts:
First District, W. n. Fl. Smith, of HEREFORD, elect
ed without opposition.
Second District, R. R. Bridgers, of Edgecombe,
elected without opposition.
Third District, contest between @. r. Thomas,
IAonas !. Faison, Owen &. Keenan,, and T. d.
Aoonce. Mr. Keenan, probably elected.
Fourth District, Thomas D.. Mcdowell, of Bladen,
elected without opposition.
Fifth District A. Il. Arlington, Of Nash, elected
over Josiah Turner, Jr, and A. w. Venable.
Sixth District, contest between r. P. Dick and J..
Mclean.
Seventh District, contest between Thos. S. Ashe,
J. H. Headen, Hugh WaddelI, and S. Fl. Christian.
Eighth District, William Lander, Of Lincoln, elect
ed without opposition. =
Ninth District B., S. Gather, of Burke, elected
Without opposition. 49,.
Tenth District, contest between A. T. Davidson,
Cherokee and William H. Thomas, of jackson.
MI. Davidson probably elected.
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For the STANDARD

tOr the Standard.
Extract from the official report of Lieut.. COL j.
p Jones, 9th Inf, n {. State Troops of the battle
of Manassas
"BLACEBURN's FORD, BULL RuN, Va,
July %, 1851.
COLONEL: have the honor to report, that in the
engagement of yesterday, having been ordered to
take position on the hill the opposite side of the
creek, where the enemy were posted with three
batteries, proceeded Immediately, and halted with
In four or five hundred yards of the batteries where
We were fired upon with grape and canister"
II am greatly indebted to our Chaplain, Rev.
James Sinclair. for efficient services. He comman-
ded four companies of skirmishers, and behaved
well"
81 have the honor to be- Colonel, very respect.
fully, your obedent servant
Signedl j. p. JONES,
1t Col. 9th Inf'y.,
n. c. State Troops.
Com. Bat.
COL j. G. MARTIN,
Adjt. Gen. NJ C. State Troops,
Raleigh, n. c.
\ true copy.
4. Gordon, Asst Adit Gen.
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Yanlee Prisop =,


is becoming question Of great financial i'm
portahce, what We to' do with the large number
of Yankee prisoners in the South. They are becom-
ing nuisance and a burden. The people Of Rich
mond have had their fiji of them 1t has required
$4,000 worth of beef alone to feed the Yankee pri
soners in Richmond sixteen days.
We see it rumored that the Confederate govern.
ment has purchased parcelof land in this State for
the purpose of erecting prisons and accommodations
for all the Yankee prisoners taken. We do net be-
eve it but if it is so, protest in the of the
people of North-Carona against it. We have
enough people of our own to consume what will be
made in the State and to supply our own armies
We like Gen. McCullochs and Gen. Prices plan
better. McCulloch says he had rather whip them
than feed their. We suggest therefore that it is far
better to require all prvates captured in the war to
take the oath not to take up arms again against us,
to have their and description of their per-
sons registered, and send them home. Let the Off
GERS be kept prisoners and hostages, and treated
well until they are exchanged. The moral effect Of
such course would force Lincoln to release
own privates on the same terms, and would exert a
wholesome influence upon the Northern people
THE PRIvATEERs.-The trial of the privatcers of
the Savannah was progressing in New York at the
last advices. They were put upon their trial as
pirates They are defended by the ablest counsel
the City. We learn however, that the jury,
der instructions no doubt, will bring in verdict of
not guilty. We hope for the sake of humanity this
will be the case. Should they be condemned and
hung, our government, true TO its word will make
the Lincoln prisoners in the South pay the forfeit.
BOARD OF CLAINs.-Our readers must bear in
mind that the labOrs of the Board of Claims will
terminate the 18th of December next 1t is
highly important that all persons who hold war
claims against the State, contracted before the Goth
of May last whether individual or county claims
should lay them before the Board immediately If
they delayed until few days before the expira-
ton of the term of the Board they cannot be exam
ined and allowed word to the wise is sufficient
Our exchanges will do the public service by no
ticing the above.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-11-09

The latest news from England and France is not
unfavorable to early recognition Of the Southern
Oonfederacy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-11-09

A man Of experience who has tried It advises
that our soldiers keep small amount of tar, say
large spoonful in their capteens IN order that the
water may extract its properties. 1t is good pre-.
yentiye Of chills and fevers.
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Col" R. B. YAscEs REGMEsT-This fine reg
Ment, from the mountains Of this State, reacht d
nero on Thursday evening last, and went into camp
OF thet:x -Oroulas lear this City. We learn that
anew cncampm .at $ in courseof preparation about
tio miles n,rtn J. the camp at Crabtree, TO which
0oL Eance's regiment will remove in the course Of
awcek. Co. Vance is an elder brother ofsGol u.
Vance, formerly Of the 18th regiment, and now
II command e regiment on Bogue island.
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exveHE.-ws learn that Sheriff High and others
who went in pursuit Of the Federal prisoners who
escaped from the campin this City, returned with
them on Thursday morning, having caught them
near Rocky Mount, Edgecombe County. They were
making their way to Hatteras.
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For the Standard
To the patriotic ladies Of Carolina City and
ricinity:
Your great kindness and hospitality to my broth
er, j. F. Waters, Of Capt A. II. Horizons company,
during his Illness demands. my gratitude, sincerest
thanks, and this public acknowledgement.
Gratefully and truly,
WILLIS WATERS.
Ekvillc, n c., October %, 1851
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ATTENTION. CoMPANYRi

VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO ATTEND FOR
IL drill, ut the Baptist Grove, Saturday at three
o'clock NJ Fines will be rgdly enforced pgninst abb
sentees. By order Of the Captain.
CT. IREDELL. o. s..
November !, 1851. 91--lk.s.,
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GENERAL BEAUREGARD.-The rumors which have
been afoat for some days touching the resignation
of Gen. Beauregard, VIC are glad to say, have been
in advance of tue truth. We doubt not but differ
ences of opinion may exist between himself and the
President, which may have led him to contemplate
such step probable, but We are assured that he
enjoys the highest confidence and attachment of
President DAVIS, and there is no doubt but the con-
fidence is mutual There is too much at stake for
him to take such step hastily. The confidence
which our whole people repose in him, would be
shocked beyond cure, were he to resign. The
moral effect of his resignation would be hazardous
to Southern interests both at the North and in Eu
rope. The Richmond papers appear to be confident
that he win not resign
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BANK OF NoRrH-cARoL1NA

TNHE "SOUTHERN SONGsTER" Is, NOW,
y out, and ready for sale PRICE, 50 per hundred, 90
i21s cts single copy Send orders 10 : -,
T. s. whitaker, Pu6Islsr,
Wilmsgsan, NJ G.
Nov.S, 1861 Y-sw2e-s
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We have had great deal of rain for several weeks
past which renders camp life The more disagteea-
bic. S sSYLVINE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22
TIE REHAISS OF COT CAMERON INTERESTING
CORRESPONDENCE

The following correspondence has taken place between
Gan hCunn, Of the T. 8. army, and Colonel Stewart
the Confederate army on the sct Of delivering up the
rsmsrs Of the late COL Cameron, Of The n. SsvsLly
ninth regiment ..t.4. ~ as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22
aEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR Tax SALE OF NxGRoEa.
J4R undssKned this dAy commenced the Auction buness
~ hs sas Of NFGR0ES al the Auction Room Prsnkrn
sfr,rt laaely occupied BY BSffs GRE6oRY
Hs in both publicly aud privately, and sonels the
age OF friends and the pubic generally He pledges his
ssrs 70 promote the interest his patrons and haiters himself
hat Ms long experience IN the trade he viii be enabled 10
OBTAIN He ui make liberal advances
On al property Ia hand-snd prepared board persons
KEsl The tgsds, ARd also their servanhaying ample accom-
mSdaion8 for bosb. EH sfOKEs,
On FRANKLIN, srd door below all street.
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CAPT. JoHSsT0s To GEs. u'cUsS
Capt. Co. X, 9Th regiment, n. US Y.

We learn that an effort is being made by gentlemen
connected with the Masonic fraternity in Virginia to Oh
tain the hody Of Col. Cameron, Of the 7sh regiment
for bis widow For this purpose four gentlemen Of Alex
sndra went TO the Confederate lines and made their
quest to he allowed TO have the BODY and returned
oouraged to believe that they will be successful. With
this effort the government has nothing to do Wa'A
layton Star.
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TO THE TRADE.

VyE would call the stieDt0n OF merchants Whiting the
w city large and we'll selected stock VI DRU9s 80
MEDICINES PAINTS, OiLa, WINDOW 6LAss, DYE. W.
sTUsiS PATENT MEDICINES, Ae., ~ Z"
a--r-.-i@- gal ,.y,,..
Alum, 1inset nhte.
Aoes, oihBet aHeAAs
Apn,,,e Glue,
Ar,rne Gum Arabic,
A..Akstida. laLgo,
I1k,
AsaSSi' Kerosene Oh.
sss stso, Iin,ssi o.
Birthstone, hAidSf,
Burning Yuid. PePPsr,
Brushes o. al tlnds. He'd Nos1.
Osnphiae. Sal Sous,
o.stsr OIL eeidlett Powders,
claws spanish Brown,
nnnns,.. Spices, OF all Kinda
oSssIn Tartar venetlSh Red
Concentrated Lys. NLTnshe,,
uo.au s.ta White Lead,
lr Jogwoed, window elass' OF 'Af'ous
Iustie, nteh ,---
n, business are enabled TO give he ~
most dispatch 10 all orders eHusied TO u.s. promsnS our
JOHN r. GRAY, Druggist
phls No. l4T Main st., Richmond, Va
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T1OLLOCK,s HEMEDY yoR DYsPEpsIA AND OHIO
MO TIKI A5Htis remedy confidently offered 70 the pub
belief hai 10 the above mplAln
superior 70 any medicine which brought 10 The
noce Of the nny. T uable medicine has been 10
r about sixteen ysArs les restored health tunied p
psssans 10 ths M she vss A0aght tsineushs Prepared
',S In s.u~ NJ: Z, 4 s " 4s,s
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOoDs.

SPEClAL notice city and country people 10 xaa OF sny
- Goods. would do vellby calling No " Main sr eel
Having yery large stock Of Pnnts Lawns Jseonr organ
de- plain and figured Bsrrse black eoorI ss ssxs
aud uanliss hs'hed and brosu shifting ana shesns Oass
eres aud keoaeky jeans striped and domestic anI
servsnt L.dirs Ga-s Moeocco Kid and Cashin stoes:
and Cotton Goods boyt LAdes sk and LIE iLtJ.
Gloves n II eents hs ~. ma e rs
cents irsh Linen IS 81 and % cents parssoL, PLAZA
pink blue and white Tsstan prices DE So Ell
Csnbric worked Bands and Cellars cost All tho.e goods
above. and great many TOO meaou odsr Tor
hard anes had eommsneed Be ths, you eons 10 DE
right place, No. u Main Street. go r. = q
nysl JOSEPH srzAusl
GUN SHOT WOUNDs.-Tsh Oh IL IL most sp.edy
healing preparation for gan sho Ia world Man
an m19s %" J" 's'-.-.A Dove 90 pusfa1 DO
THENEW STYLECAMP REDsTEAD
Hhvisd made important tmpr vensns in thi, Bel. .han
have supply resdy 10 the early part Of neat vss In
ve all Interested cad e1amise themselves A. as,s
one completed for exhibition. = 80 : -
,ss eop... IN vertical h'as' which entirely dis
AL Who have ersmlnsd say bths simplest be ssifes
camp purposes that can br rsde
have the hinge s.cheaL returning then uy siote .h.s.
cost
P.s-I have sppysd for patent for the shove :
IhAvs also n e. ohssh aud lamp fsbies, styls,
myso o. BoWb, Governor hrsd-
uAHDER,s TACTICs,..-J. W. randolph hs. ror sss
81 20 tor W By UslD edition Of Hsises faess
With pstss Also Ducttoh Beirnee OF War asus
ofnAay sAsay cod ADi.ylo esats baektolii infseiy,
Camp DUTY frj Fertilization snd Coast DsrSurs ~
I(AO n. sNo 70. sury County Hams AMI Hog aoaai b.
awe wv " prsAsA.rs
FAMILY FLOUh.-so sbs. hyperion PANTY reyr rns
Il ~ had. HUNT JAMIE
nyb Cotasr VI And Osfy 50
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GRAND CUTTING.

onAND
gsy0Rl rsoSsfs, Nerehan Groeer, .,st,z
rabhe generally, look 10 Interest A fny pas,.i,i
si.cae all orders 10 The ksni celns business
IobseeS to, Ayr bsres Grain hssseSsfy lesisa st.a.
ssssy feesi q 50 cents u postage si.p. IRA.
ervHs " NJ. Lkwis, Brand Cutef,
n ohA. H. L.usie,s TN Store. l3th stsest, b,isssa
:spB Main sni Gary. Rshnsaa. Va
.Ss tor al. ~ "'1A-S' ' siIDIs siIiYs, ''
4. iaih and csry s,rssi~l
[IAMiLYl H. :t I,L4 sy AMP saAp.
~ ~ s sss s X. i sH sss d.
'er sale ~ Low to close Az rorn o.
MnrIPULATEO GUANO AND GROUND PLAs.
ra''0n AIS leeo bbs "shsrps," nctnoaa arssni rssisr
Tor "-by EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 w.
q HEAT BARGAINS IN SILKS.
90 yards oh.ct ni, At 50 I'D i, cent.
800 Dre.s Pattern, aeh slis At rs ti6 AMI s9e.
iso B.rsss and ors.nds Robes al h.ii s,ies "
Loo yards herrEs Anyiai Al lsx cents per ytrL
Neh fnbrcdsrsd and Printed Bsrege Ansliia
proche Chslles aaa kszanbquies. ...
Plain Grape Bsse and Berege cent? worth s7x and
0Sor bargains all styles Of Dre Gods at vs. Main
.pS CHRISTIAN LArBEOr
DICKS AND PICK HANDL Rs.-3o Pick. ma PLY
Handles for 'aisS oLAaksos. AsDEKsoN co,
pARTOs 4 GUKSTIKH ULAKET WINs-ia
- quart md plat bottles, OF really nne quality II yury
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