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C.RITZ & FILE M / n G
LIVERY And SAiE STABLES,

OPPOSITE CONCERT HALL. ELLIS STREET,
Augusta, Ca,
TyEEP always on hanl for sale. Double ana
M Sini-l. Ha-ucs. HORSES, alllc HORSES
broke and unbroke MULES. Also. FOR II! e. NJ
all times. good HACKS and neat EtGGlhs, with
gentle Horses and truSty Drivers.
We are also prepared to BOARD il'RShH ny
the DAY OR MONTH; arl We would say t" "u'
friends from the country, ;!iai every i"S'o;o e''
onJ attention shall be bestowed upon tho iiurSeS
of those who may favor Us with ihci: la::onage
Augusta, Mar % II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

DMINlsTRAT0N'S NoTICE..-All
e til"s" having claims against The Estate at
LII, Walker. deed, are requested 20 reader th,m
n Ira,,ly a.,cs;-d hy Saturday :r! April next.
~ on ,ha. ey there will l'e Il liaal settlement Of
,hc Estate ot saiti deceased in tie ur!insry's
on;ce. Those indebted :" -ai Estate NJ" n.,ihcd
that they must pay th, same with' ut delay.
WM. WALKER, Ad'or.
Mar 10 st ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

"pir""~
NE unless i'r Martins Cough Erm.,!y sn,i Il. l..
:ien;rv, Agent la, i.arE. :. C., is il""m il. the
i";tlr ON three ..,:.,. NaCa'irlc'; i, n!"l;.
Six Bottles for 81. cu,il.
X. l.. GENTRY, AGt.
Hamburg, s. G. Mar y Il i"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-02

"REMINISCENCES OF A PoLlrlCAL Ca
agsR.--We see it noticed in the Mass
achusetts papers observes m e~xchange)
hat Josiah Quincy, the venerable TX.
president of the Harvard university, is
ninety years Of age, This veteran politi-
clan may possibly have to record of him.
self what no other man has we had TO
say-that he has witnessed the rise and
fall of IN empire. BON before the rev.
olutlor be was an eyewitness Of the
strugg (which ended in the foundation
Of the public he entered the national
legislature in 1904 rendered himself
conspicuous waile there by moving the
impeachment of jefferson, then Presi.
deut ofthe United States lived through
the second war with England. and thro'
the various political contests which have
since threatened the integrity of the
Union, and now, towards the close of a
career ~protracted beyond the usual peri.
cd allotted to man, he is likely to be q
spectator of the dissolution and ruin Of
the powerful confederation built up by
the labors and wisdom Of our fogcfathers.
And it is a melancholy fact that few men
have contributed more to bring about
this result By their fierce and vindictiyt
abolitionism than this monogonarian pol
itician and one of his sons. IT is per
haps, D just, though rare, historical ret
ribution, that the former should live t,
assist in reaping the dragons teeth tina
be has sown. But few will envy hin
his reflections.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-02

State Of MiSSiSSip pi,
NOGUdee County,:
PROBATE COURT, sEPTE BBR FERN A.. d. 1860.
In the matter of the petition of Norman
Mcleod, John i. Mcleod, and Ran.
dali Mcleod, executors Of the last
will and testament of John Mcleod
deceased, to have commissioners ap-
pointed to divide the slaves amongst
the heirs and legatcos of said dece,
dent
To Anna Ammons and her Husband A.
hmmoDs, nonresident heirs
ETOU are hereby notified to be and
- appear before this court at the
court house thereof, on the 3rd Mon
day in October, A. D. 1860, and on
Wednesday, it being the third day of
said October term, then and there to
show cause, if any you can, why com,
missidhcrs should net be appointed to
divide the slaves AMONGST the heirs and
legatees of said decedent as prayed for
in the petition dled in this court.
Issued on the 18th September, 1860.
~CHARLES BELTS,
Clerk,
Sept. 10, 60. 4w
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GIFTS! Gtfs! Gin,
sFLENniU GIFTS A.
T y NF n.

NJ Blk
" Southeast . ~ Sps
and Royal streets ,bi,. u DP
A,C. Tit,omb r,.' A,a'
mens to buyers Bs s1''L l'Re
other house in the un,rr '0''Q
My new desctir We CS,., /
tains a larger ~ t,er 4
Books and Gifts t. d NM ''Ia
offered. ever &t
A valuable 2 worth g..
cents 10 one hun i DALAI,
given with every ok a, n, wy
sale. 'Hc ilHeI
The most libe ind,,
clubs. For par.ir rs soe .usas
new catalogue. 'Sal
The felIowlnr y,Gel,.
which will be a .oI5o
Of books, at the SAL, ''Np
Gold and v.,,.
chains, silver p.. ,,s 81
Of canoes, mosa ,,on..
garnet, toruuCle "q
gold lockels, paqg md no:
neck and chaleIa .ain, '@
som studs, slceg IONS .,
knives. E'l
And a lhousap uerio. q, IA
equal value. S@l
We also keer .. md ,so,.. 1
lection Of Silver T. .| v, ~
Also a beaurifu. 5amcr ALL
Goods and CuIer naolcne ,'3
tail. "
coMhlssIh AocArs
For an order o. IN BooI b,r
press, one extra IN dollar ao,i 1
GIT will be given. When a ,ons,
books are ordered hey Should h.,
per Express as It much CHI spr
saler, When ord. ed 10 be ol,y,I
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-02
To Travellers,

z HAVE = !l.wpekly hack linz
Aruuning from Macon, Miss, wi icF
connects with both W and down pas
senger trains Of the Mississippi Contra
Railroad, at Winona, 20 miles below
Grenada. Travellers ray 60 through
and make connections without loss d
time. Times for Leaving Macon. ever
Monday, Wednesday and Frida ,
morning al Z clock
N. WOODWARD.
August 8, 1860. /
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-02

If there is any better advertisement;
oxtant than this, which We find il the
Cairo Gazette, let US hear of it
LoRsT "A smart slut purp about the
size Of a young dorg, Of black and tan
complecxshun, and anti,rat procliyitias.
Had on when he left q pair of saucy
bobbed ears, a long tail, and a lame
streak in the off fore legs. Five dollars
reward will be paid for the recovery of
bis interesting animal, by
JOE ABEL
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TEXAS HEDGINL COMPANY,
Hedging Of BOes D'Arc or
Usage ORANGE.

OSAG ORANOE'
NOW is the time for the Farmers to
In avail themselves Of the CpPortunl,,
ty of getting them a Hedge planted and
trained by this Company, who have had
from 10 to Is years experience IN the
business, guarantee to 1--WE general sat
isfaction to all who may favor them
We can grow youa
LIVE FE nee
in four years time thai will be impone-
trable by any kind of Stock whatever
aad that will stand tn fury of the tenn
pest for ages to come. ,rc
Persons getting IS u HEDGE Tor
them are requested to 'epare the
HEDGE CIV
and work the hedge c,orling to IN
structiOns,
Terms Of | dying
Double Row per IL 10000, one
third down, the baipne, VI on the Hedge
is completed.
Persons wishing to VI lase Seed or
or Plants can be aeon 70 ated at any
of the Undersigned Ag at the fol-
lowing rates, to-wit:
Seed per pound 75ccl.s or per bush
el $4,000.
Plants per thousand s 0.
Our Seed are gotten % in the up.
per Trinity Valley, Teyl under the
supervision of one f the Company, and
are warranted fres and genuine.
Ifyou want tt gent ne Seed make
your purchases Of ,his Ger pany, or their
Agents,
Pomcroy Il Marshall, Mobile, Ala,
H. Dent, Macon Miss.
Edward King, Monte alo, Ala,
John X. Ottloy Columbr ), Miss.
7. j. Lewis Y Co., Aben cen, Miss.
Persons DESTROYS Of Living work done
in this county, will plea 70 ward orders
to our Agent at this plo'e, lr. H Dent,
when they will receive rompt attention
II. i. M RRlS q co.
May 8, go, y
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SunlmervlIle Institute.
THE BEST MALE SCHOOL
IN THE SOUTHERN STATES,
SU ERVI I, NOIUDEE CO., MISS.

Institution, a Boarding School
n entirely, will enter upon its sew
enlh annual term on the list OF October
next, The Buildings will be enlarged
the Apparatus and Library improved
he Recitation Rooms furnished with
Maps, Charts, Globes, etc, for illus.
trating every branch of SCIENCE, The
number of servants will be increased
and the rooms attended to as well as in
the best private % arding houses. In
short, the Principal has the capita
and intends to spare no expense in
offering to the public such a school as
the times demand.
In the past, he has always been
crowded. He feels called upon, there
fore, to say, that only sixty,eIghl boys
or young men WI be taken The
schools provided with forty.iour com.
Portable dormitor 5, and two students
occupy a room, Boys study %clireiy
in their rooms, and meet their teachers
at stated hours, consequently they arc
not disturbed oy the han dra@ Of the
school roof.
The same teachers will meet the
mex, classes.
TERMS,
For board, washing, fuel, attention
to rooms, and library privileges, for
ten months, Zone half in advance, the
other ca the second Monday OF FEB
ruary,) 1900 %.
For Catalogues or unpublished PAR
ticulars, address
THOS. S. GATHRlGHT,
Principal and Proprietor.
Ghorsou, Miss, March II, 500,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-02

Respectfully Offers lis services to the
surrounding country, a he practice of
Medicine and surgery Female diseases
will receive his speciaL attention. Of
fec, 3 miles south YES trorn BrooksvilIe.
June 1, 1860. If
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re .MncOn Beacon,

Is published every Wednesday at 81
advance, OF IS at the end of the year
by H. G. FIRR
Advertisements o the usual rates Of
81 a square for the frs, and fifty cent.
on each s~ubsequent insertion.
Advertisements not paid for on the
first insertion, will be charged % cent,
above the usual rates.
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NOXUBEE HOUSE,
Macon, Hiss.
= &. CLINE respectfully

Z. CLINE respectfully in
forms his fellow.citizens and the
travelling public, that he has taken
charge of the above named Hotel.
Under his direction, Il I building has
undergone a thorough renovation, ex.
Iernally and internal A corps Of
prompt and efficient SIR ANTS are in at.
tendance, and the table viii be supplied
with an abundance o wholesome and
well'served food, ant such delicacies
as the Mobile marke and the sur.
rounding country a1or,.
The proprietor is resolved that neat.
ness and order shall pr side in the in
terror economy of mis- establishment,
and that nothing shall be left undone
which can contribute 10 The comfort of
his guests,
He is deter nined to merit a liberal
patronage, arl expect con identity 10
receive it frOa an appre iatpg public.
june 20, lS60.-tf
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VINELAND NURSERIES,

'CN 0G az NlLNGLhND
~ NURSERIES," near Mobile,
Alabama, by
G. c. LANGDON Il SON.
A splendid assortment of Fruit
Trees, Of healthy and vigorous growth,
ant comprising ali the choicest varie.
Ties hat have been tested and proven
suited to the South.
PEACH TREES % cents each;
500 per hundred. At these prices.
however, we except those new and su.
Perb kinds the Chinese and Honey
the price for which will be 40 cent or
$50 per hundred.
Our stock consists of over one hun.
dred varieties, ripening in succession
from June to November.
APPLE TREES. Prices same as
Peach trees. We have one hundred
and twenty varieties, embracing all the
new Southern Seedlings, of approved
merit.
PEAR TREES 80 cents each
$40 per hundred. One hundred and
fifty varieties, mostly on Anger $
Ounce stocks.
ALSO
Plums, NectaTiaes Apricots, AL,
monds, MuIberries and Ounces, in va.
%rieiies.
GRAPES. Roots and cuttings o.
all III, leading and most popular va.
rieties, The Calawba in quantities, fol
vineyard purpose at low rales.
Raspberry, Blackberry and Straw
berry plants-a large supply Of all lh'
choicest kinds.
ROSES, so cents 10 one dolIa.
each, Hybrid, Perpetual, Bourbon
Tea and Moiselte-a splendid assert
ment. embracing many OF the new AM
rare varieties.
ECalalogues sent gratis to all az
plicGnts.
D-November and December ar
the best months for lranspianung lrcel
Address
@. Q. LANGDON & SON.
ocL II, 1851 Mobile, Ala,
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Ana hns become An established fact, 3 Standard
Medicine, known and ap-, = proved By al that haTa
used Il, aud 10 now re- slfled 70 with oonhdeneo
IN All the diseases FOR hlWhohttls Recommended.
Il has cured th0usAndAl NiWlthtn me iA4 tWoyeAlAs
who md Eiyen up All hopes Of FelisG, Aa theBu.
merous unsolicited certt.I ~laeaiea In my posaeaslon
show. 4
The dose must be adAD. clted 10 tue temperament
Of the individual taking uIh,A and uoed In 1Oehquah'
Titles AH 10 act g~ntly Oal hth9 bowels.
Let the dieiatra o! your gludgment guide you IN
the use Of the LIVEhITlN vlOOAAIDNs
Il W lleure LIYERu CON hlPLAlNIS.
TACKR, DYsf EPRIA,J HI0HRORIO nIARRHEA
SUMNER OONPLAINr,l 0IDYsENTERY, rR0P.
ST, SOUR STOMACH. II1HAbIrUAL GNk1INE
NESS. CHOLfO. CUO.AlLkRA, OuOLERA NOR
BUS, CHOLERA mi KANTUM, FLAIlL
EROE, JAUNDICE FRI SlAALk WEAKNESSES,
and NAV ne used success. a lfully Gs an ORDINARY
FAMTLY NEDICINE. I'd Twill cure Sick sGeRd-
ache las Thousands can hltesdfyJ In twenty
minutes, II two or hree teAspoontuS arc
taken ~ c1nmencema emit I0f sttRek'
All who use ~, lare giving iheiF teshmo'
ny IN It's favor IN
AE-MX water In the mouth Win the lnVlKoraior, an
iwAllow both together.
PR. OE ONE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-02
The Great English Remedy

SIR JAMES CLARkS
Prepared from u prescription Of Sir
j. CEaykc, N D. PAysiciGH ETtra-
ordinaryto The Queen
This lavaluable medicine is unfaiiog in the
sure Of ali those painful and dangerous diseases
10 which lie female constitution is subj CT. |.
modpraI , all excess and removes all Obstruc.
lions, ana a .peedycure may be relied on.
70 MARRIED LADIES,
I Is peculir,y suited. 1t will in a short time
bring On he monthly period with regularly.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the gov.
eminent stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent
countprIeI,s'
CAUTION.
These Pills H0uIa not be taken BY
females during FIRST THREE
MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring an Miscarriage, but
al any alter zine tAcy rre safe.
In all cases of Neryous and spinal Affections
PAIN in he Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exerIion, B,lpitaion Of the Heart, Mysteries
,nd Whi1a, these Pills vii! effect a curewbe
al other means have failed and although O
powerful remedy, do not contain iron; caIomel
or antimouy, or anything hurliulto the con.
sti'ulion.
Full dlrcc'iya gr,a,, pamphlet around each
package, whic8sDo.ou be carefully preserved,
Sole Sgeal for the United States and CanaA
ia.
j TN c. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester N. y.
N. B.-sl 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle
containing 50 Pills, by return mail.
For sale in Macon by IL DENT,
SAMPLE McLEIIAND.
For sale in N, o by ]. WRIGHT c
Nacrh, 7, 1860. ly
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Tinware ana Stoves.

TNIN and Sheet Irol work If a
every description done rl%G
short notice, Shop o posite tue "
court house square, nett door % Or
ellis harness shop.
81 WAFER, Agent,
June 90, '6Q, (
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-02

The following conclusion to a lifo Of
Robespierre appeared in a newsRRrT.
This extraordinary nobloA thew q.
children behind him except his Brother,
who was killed at the same time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-02

PIhk Y kltFt AnAfN NJ hARAhf Nv iAN u u NAANf
. ASSES. alr.ught, aud will keep 10 any climate.
~be FAMILY ca ,TIIALtTkC PIi,E il
,'nllc hp, gc'ive ~. lbarttc, which TIE Pfo,i.
e.nF has used in Lis prao .IAce more taan twenty
'fShS constantly lucraas. ing demand from those
yg-r ave long used the HlPlLLS and tho RG.ls.
f,c,.,. .Ai,h NJ rxuress Film regard to lheir uge.
Lr4 induced ne 10 place MI theai within the resch Of
ira Fr,'assiou vel HIku0w that dtHa-en, Ca.
,,artica al. on dilereui arts Of he bowels,
NIB MILS ICATHAttTIC PHI
hss tptt1 due rCfei eneel Ito this wei established
fact, been compounded VI;ron u variety of the pu-
r,aIyeretahle Extracts tdlwhich act alike On every
uart ~ The Allmrniary SIcanll, and are GOOD
and SAFE In al. cAsesl k|Nhere g cEthRrtlo Is
needed. such g. uGI 1~lRAN0EMEkTS VI the
sTOVACI., SLREPI SlNsSS, PAINS Ia the
BACKe and LCINs. COS g~ITIVENESS, PAIN and
aORENwss over TIE y whole body, from sudd n
cold winch frequently, tt neglected. end In a
iorg courpp Of Fever Al Loss OF Appetite Aereep.
Inc sensation nf catl over VI,he wholetody, Rrsless.
ness, Headache Weight i'm the Head, sli in1aul
IN atbry iStRsts. Worms ' len Chlidten and a ATS,
Rh-unsusr, a great Pu. lrthsr Of the blood, and
man Diseases 10 which ldesh Is heir, t,O numer.
GUS II men;iJn In tAla sd ,veTtisemeut.
bose I'll 10 3.
PRICE ,-3 DI7tF1s.
Thr Liver InViEo'RtOr ana family
Calharfic pills are -balelb Druggists gene
rally. hrd soid wholesale hy the Trade 10 AL The Tsrse
=. Il. w. SANFORD, n, D.,
Manufacturer aud Proprietor,
335 ErcHdwaY, Hsw York
For sale by y, D,nl and Sample 4
McLriIand Micon. Nj
Aug. Is, 1860,
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DIR. J. B, LYLES,

OFFERS his professional services
to the citizens Of Macon ard the ad.
country in the prac ice Of medi
Inc and surgery.
OFFICE.-In the Harrison build.
ings up stairs.
June 20, 1860, ly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-02

The following is an exact copy Of a
printed notice posted 10 aJersy stage
LosT--A calf red. He had a white
spot on I of his behind legs. lie was
a she calf l will give three dollars to
everybody that will bring him home. '
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DIR.

DR. HENDRlCk,
OFFERS hisserviceS 10 the citizens
- of Macon and the adjoining country
n the practice Of Medicine, Surgery,
&c.
Otice-over the Drug store Of Sam
pie & McLelland, Residence opposite
Mr.. J%arnagin's, and next to Methodist
church.
Dee, |, 1859.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-02

Somebody says that the best way to
keep food on a week stomach is to bolt
it down.
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Pure White Lead

? no all responsible and prompt pay.
u ing men TEN CENTS per pound
is all that will be charged for Pure
Waite Lead atthe Drug Store of
SAMPLE 4 McLELLAND
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The Metropolitan

WASHING MACHINE!
when soiled is soiled t. ro'
~ and through, and 10 be cleaned
must be washed through and through.
All rubbing, whether by hand or ma.
CHIMES is a great waste OF power, and
Gerry injurious TO The cloth.
THIS
WONDERFUL
WASHING
$ remarkable ior the following qualities, which
| is warranted TO possess:
1T STRAINS THE WATER
POWERFULLY
THROUGH
THE TOUGHEST AS
WELL AS
MOST DELICATE TEXTURE
Washing thoroughly and without the least IN.
JURY TO THE CLOTH or BuTsoNs
IL is perfectly simple,
very strong ana durable, and can hardly e
out Of repair.
II is light and portable,
n when not IA u.e takes up no more ,,om
than the c0mmon WASH TUB.
CO. n HAND GAN
WITH PERFECT EASE
AND SAFETY TO THE
MOST ELIC ATE FABRIC,
WASH FASTER AND BETTER
Than Jour WGsherwomea.
LiberaC0mmisslOn allowed
Merchants anu Agents who can give good
references.
Orders promptly filled,
with Machiuts having FULL. directions n,
use, always On hand IN the stores Of
DAWSON, CAVANAGH & co.,
Nos. 49, II, 10, 81 South Water i.
Sole Agents tor the States OF Alabama nm,
Mississippi.
Btys ma residence.
We also have a Wyinging anna
ratuS Tor removing the water from N,
Clothes. 1t can be attached 10 n,
Washing Machine, and j; removes III,
water 50 thoroughly that the clolbe
have to remain only an hour or so Of
the line, In its operation it is ins,on
%tuneous, simple. durable, can hardI,
get out of repair, and will not iDiur,
cloth Of the most delicate texture.
T. G; PHILLIPS, agent, Macon.
Dee. al, 1859, "
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A1b ~ y S2OIAD AHaAN
Opposite the Towns Hall, at the No
narcho House, ard also
Opposite the C0pribouse, uc.1t 10 tie
Macon Beacon Oficc,
MACON, MISS.
Az have now IA store a new stock
w Of Wallpaper and Window.
Shades, from four 10 eight feet long, to
suit oil sizesoi windows, Shade fxings
Cornices, Caurtain,t lands, Norsted Ia.
bic Covers, printed Oil Table, Bureau
and Stand Covers; Green, Blue ana
black Ull.cloth for Covers, Counter.
anes and Furniture Prin,s, lof sale
by NJ. w. HOLBERG.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
ShceIings, Shirlings, Osnabu IS.
Cuttings, Stripes, Kerseys, Linscys,
BLANKETS,
Bed and Cradle Blankets of various
qua lies and sizes, Negro Blankets
from fourteen bits a pair, &c.
FLANNELS.
Nlile, Red and Yellow Flannel
fall woody from 80 cents to 81 rs nor
yard also, a let of Angola Flannel
Tor Infants weal at IS cents a ward.
A large lot o Kentucky Jeans, Sa.
Cassim res, Black Doeskin
C5>lmeres, black Broadcloth, for La.
dies CIoaks, q 81 25 a yard.
DRliSS GOODS.
American, French and ENGLISH
Prints, figured and plain,l Dclains.
French Merino, Pole de Cheyre, Sol.
Checks, Silk foulards, Debeye's
wors.ed Robes, Black Silks.
Orr ot0n Importation,
A rye lot Of French Poplins, PLAID
and ripes at 5 bits a yard only.
SHOES and BOOTS.
The best stock Of shoes and boo,oa
Ladies, Gents and Children's W
also, Mitcholl's patent Copper T
SHOES, Negroes an
Russets and mud Boots al the i,
=.
READY MADE CLOTH ed
A superior stock Of CIothindfpbpovs
which arr our own manu- Ioewes,
'lso, Gents ald Boys Hats an
al OF the latest style and fashion
ARlETIES.
Belts Bonnet Ribbons, Emb'd Col.
las, Sleeves, Edging and Inserting,
Llces, Servings, Linen Shirt Bosoms,,
Marsailles Bosoms, Collars, and wrist.
ban S in SEES, with Buttons and But.
ton holes already fixed at eighty cents
tle hole set.
TOILET Els.
American, French, and German
MANY of waish
are our own direct importation Nail.
Tooth end Hair. Brushes; Horn, Ivory,
and India rubber, Finetooth, Dress {,
Tucking Combs; Hair.Pius, &c.
TRAVELLING UTENSILS.
Lady's and Gents Trunks, VaIices.
g,GarrPe' and OiIcloth Gags, Morocco
Toilet and School Bags, Saddlcvalets'
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prices, BY
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rsngton arrived upon the ground
quelled the riot. but not till the ;r.;,' Wy
the building was invaded by the riots,,
and the property Of the sutler taken o.
or destroyed.
Though the men were much excited |.
what had occurred, the terrible result :,
their insubordination seemed to cro,,.
profound and thoughtful feeling, and a,
camp has since been remarkable e, ::
quiet and good order. :"
The corpse was taken to the vill.o,
Saturday evening, and yesterday =,
o'clock 1T was conveyed by direction n
the Commander of the regiment to pit+,
burgh, the Essex Company and the R.,
mental Band acting as escort until q,
limits of the village were passed, theb,n
playing dirge.
Tirrell is said to have possessed ms,r
soldierly qualities, and was a brave ,nl
fearless man. and will be missed by his
comrades in the Essex Company.