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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

TaG opening paper in the April Number
Of tie .lllaalie NoarAly Magazine, Is sati-
lied "April days. aud Is svidenily the
production Of true loTer Of a country
"Ths Professors Story !, concluded
Babies in short Poems IA Lie in Tie
IrOu.Nnls" Is Nwell written story eTbs
Reign Of King Cotton, presents some evI.
table results not very acceptable to The.
South; "GlImpSsI Of Gariblndl," iS inter.
sStlag; "Two or Three Troubles" Is con-
Cluded; "Mnrion Dale, "Il poetic sketch,
sCharIsltOu Under Arms Is q graphic
narrative Of SoiOuFnsr in that city under
is present "dynAsty"
Ii Is 1ta.sa that the author OF the "Rs-
creations Of County Parsoa,p Is to be-
come contributor to the A&Gntie. This
u, indeed, good nsWS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

a FOR RBNT,-TtS DNslllng tIbass AZ
= present tecuplei ~ mJSSlt situated On CEpiFt,
[6idcvn ~ anA Oh lFEttS, De psell IL llbtAa
a. III OtTtbE alAVd Cah-hi md . two Al6ty ftadle
DueilinR % wheeling IblGA1l FdF further pAEtieu-
ihrs o0dlta At AlBX. IlEYlANtA
lanaS-im " MAln ~. WhaalnE.Va,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
REMOVAL.

n p, BROWN has FuuUVVd hiA Watch and Jew.
Vi. ely store tFUF No lls Nalh htEEOt = ~. 2
yEhShInGtOh llAll, NOuFoe StTrtt, opposite the
lieIIurSlIotl,d. mhle
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

- TO LET, FROM APRIL lett iIbl,
t. lllSsiGB u sR1 haiab my 90 ~ u ltaAH
Cooper, % MAln stFpSt, lhtee deogO pb9tt the
Bridge InaulTO u ~, GtbPSS. q laRSs-iHs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

-EAISTIuG;OGygthUuo tlU 6fthe uEtttstI
Il sLs 10. s. done. S a,ss . 'Sa1i XII x IL.
We Shopld have 4 better opiaiOa o.
Their hepsstyl II ,hSy lAosla 4 aoPt fqf :
sotto ."Lsl US. property aloae.7 "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
O. w HEISKEII

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES 10 THE PUB.
i Lie hIs hithtldh 10 cltSS ont hIs pFtsSht stock
u Dry uOoda, Ssit Z hi liberalization 10 dllaon:
Iihae the budhoal, Thq ltpek 4 we'll lnloTioa Rhd
consists Of large varsity Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

q FoR RE8T.--A dPilrabis Hslsk tSS5-
"a 9 e lS 6fs,'s = Z GiRsEa IlEa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

With tEgaFd 70 State politics, We are tOt'
iha Interest aad rightOof Wtsitrn Virginia,
10 tht statO and ID the Union, e they can
both be had At The same time; but u they
are made 10 coHAlot with sGeh other, then
We.aFo Ior WtsisfN HhgiEig il iAs UNieh,
We SEO Ia favor Of modifying The Connly
C6afl 6yllsm. and Of equAllIing taxation
and Representations and II this latter ean-
not AZ dene lhIqpEh agy pttty AoNgin
OxlstSaSe, then Nc arc for We5taFp YiPf
GiaiAPaFIy Which saldo 4.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

- TWO II0gg6 81 on - IslfJ{ DIN
y TIM ISLA Nb10ho % them a1N 6eEupSd by
CIpI. ThpuiIA NO0rSj Il Ia ptSi eltdou attached
70 H. The other WAl lltPly OeCuriSd " Oop. WhOl.
ller, w.. EngulPo o. ..v, a. I,
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
LATER.
ScoN not 80 Pugnacions To-day as on
 Saturday last.
FROM WASHINGTON.

JUNE 1O.-Apprehensions entertained of advance of Southerners from Point Rocks, encouraging another revolt in Baltimore, aided by Marylanders
 Anprehensons are also entertained of an attack on Washington through Maryland, SUD- norted by formidable advance from Manassas Gan. The weight of opinion, however, fa- vors evacuation of Harper's Ferry at ap- proach of federalists.
 Four thousand Southerners supporting bat teries at Aqua creek.
 It is reported that Gov. Wise will take command of North Western Virgnians.
 Chase will probobly recommend Loan of S25 ,000.
 WASHINGTON, June Achievements from this point are oe such character as do not au- thorize publication. It is believed that there has been recent change of position by South erners. Fairfax Courthouse a flair is deplored, causing Southern movements which embar- aass the federalists. Communications be- tween Alexandria and Southern camp still carried on.
 Etheridge is spoken of as clerk of the House. Altho' there was an air of quiet at war de- partment yesterday there was really more done than any day since the war.
 Paris correspondent of Times says, there is no reason why Hayti may not soon excite com miseration of French Emperor, precisely for same reason that Dominica excited that oi Spain.
 FROM CALIFORNIA.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, May 24.-Col. Crlttendon son of John J., Major Longstreet of South Car olina. Lieut. H. c. McNeill of Texas and sev. eral others have resigned and left for the States, via Texas.
 FROM MARYLAND.
 BALTIMORE, June 0.-Maryland has beer attached to McClelland's department.
 HAGERsrowN, June 10.-The Southerner have burnt Bridge Point Rocks and Berlll Ferries and skiif5 have been seized for ford ing.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, June I0.-Tennessee letter except those directed to Memphis, are deliver ed; but as orders are momentafily expected to send all letters from that State to the dead letter office, correspondents are cautioned against entrusting valuables to the mail. Ad- am Express Go. can only carry letters when enclosed in stamped enyelopes-postages stamps will not do.
 Cincinnati steamers, A. O, Tyler, Lexing- ton and Conewago, are having upper works raised and their machinery put in the hold, and their sides plated with three inch iron.
 FROM NEW YORK.
 NEW YORK, June 10 Fulton arrived here to-day, reports cotton sales of two days pre- vous to sailing of 5000 bales, of which spec ulations and exporters took 5000.
 FROM TENNESSEE.
 GAINESVILLE. June l0.-Sep. 56l, against it 1. Four precincts heard from. Only votes against sep. in all. Only ten against it in the county, as far as heard from.
 Humphreys county gives 103 for sep. and II against
 Dickson county, two precincts gives 66S for sep. and 209 against it.
 Marion county, five precincts giees 257 for sep. and 160 against it.
 Franklin county, precincts gives 800 for sep. and not one against it.
 Warren county, precincts give 46S for sep. and against it.
 Coffee county, precincts gives 290 for sep. and 9 against it.
 Bedford county, PIG for sep and 269 against Bradley county, Charlestown, unanimous. Cleveland gives small Union majority. McMinn county, Calhoun, unanimous for sep.
 Giles county, two precincts, 65S for sepa- ration, not one against it.
 Montgomery county, Palmyra, 158 for sepa- ration, } againstit.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
se5- The Harper's Ferry correspond.

ge5- The Harper's Ferry correspond. ent of the Louisville Courier, writing un. der date of May 30lh, narrales the follow. ing:
 Yesterday two ladies reached here from Baltimore. who deserve remembrance for their patriotic services. They were deter mined to bring their friends here some- thing useful, and 1t is with the extremest difficulty that anything can escape the es- pionage established over travellers at the Relay house, lovely woman herself not being exempt from profane examination by these northern rowdies. But in this instance our lady friends were signally successful. One of them Ca daughter of Judge Thompson) attred herself in two full suits of uniform, over which she wore her appropriate female garb, while the other lady concealed beneath her crinolinc twenty-five thousand percussion caps, which are of inestimable value to us just now.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
LATEST.
FROM MISSOURI.


 ST. I.oTIs, June 11.--Special Grand Jury, Special Session U. s. District Court to be held at St. Louis goth July.
 Santa Fe letter says, Capt. Maury, Virginia, Capt. Lindsay, Mississippi, Capt. Stevenson 5th Infantry Mai: Sbley 2d Dragons, re- signed Col. Gradzon, Maj. Reynolds, soon follow.
 The Arizonia Times says heavy army train for forts seized by Texans.
 FROM MARYLAND.
 BALTIMORE, June 11.-Gen Butler moved several regiments to 'dislodge Southerners at Great Bethel, nine miles from Hampton. At Little Bethel, German regiment mistaking signal fired into Col. Townsend's column, marching in close order, with two pieces of artillery. Other accounts say Townsend's regiment first fired. Townsend lost one killed aLd two wounded,
 NEW YoRK, June 11.--Adriatic arrived at St. Johns from Galway. Englaud and France prohibit prizes being brought to their ports. Albany regiments being behind, discovered by accoutrements on the field that supposed en mies were IF ends. But previously had fired niae rounds Durgeas Zouayes hearing firing turned and fired on Alabanians. At daybreak two regiments moved from fortress to support main body Little Bethel burned, and army ad- vanced toward Great Bethel; arriving there they could see no men, no battalies, only flashes and comrades falling. Awell concert- ed movement might have received position, but Brig. Gen. Pierce seemed to have lost his wits. Lieut.. Gribbet, U. s. Army, and 9 others killed--one hundred wounded. Intense indignation against Pierce; for not having or Gered earlier flight of the federalsts.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

conference with Mcclellan, particulrrs DO. transpired.
 FROM NORTH CAROLINA. RALEIGH, June 10..-The constitution of tns Confederate States hos been unanimously rat flied by the North Carolina Convention
 FROM MARYLAND.
 BALTIMORE, June 1O.--Marshai Bonfort says that 4,000 secessionists are in Baltimore with concealed arms awaiting an opportunity. Arrests of secessionists and goods continue at Relay House.
 Gen. Mansfield advised the Michiganders who fired on the Baltimoreans.
 Gen. Banks takes charge at Baltimore to- morrow.
 Col. Stone advancing towards Leesburg. HAGERsTowN, June 11.-Friends of Gov. Hicks call for aid at Frederick.
 Disloyalty very strong among members of the Legislature.
 The destruction of dam, on the Potomac, caused great sensation in Southern Maryland. Southerners also attempted to destroy dam number five. they were resisted by Williams port Home Guards, and the fight is still pro- gressing. Particulars unknown.
 Southernern claim 5000 men at Harper's Ferry. But Unionists say there are only nine thousand.
 FROM ILLINOIS.
 CAIRO, June 11.-Prentiss sent two com panies to Mount City.
 Col. Shutter, at Birds Point, captured IS Secessionsts and brought them to Cairo for examination.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

nes ARC STATION METHODIST EPISCOPAL o,,ou SourH-H. D. McKINNoN, Preach
 ;a charge. Divine service every Sunday at II o'clock; also, at night.
 p.pfIsr CHuRcH--corner Of Erwin and n.rb streets-Elder NEEpHAM HOLLAND. nivine Service every Lords Day at II o'clock. Also, at night.
 p,vsRyTERtAN CHURcH-~corner of Buena y,,,, and Thornhill streets. Rev. D. L.. Cav. Preaching every 2d and Ath Sabbath in each month.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
Pigs Point Pills.
THE VOTE IN TENNESSEE
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 8.-Gen. Scott inform ed the Cabinet to-day, that he intended to have possession of Richmond and Memphis by the 18th of July.
 The government is hesitatlng about advanc- ing change of programme.
 Gov. Letcher has ordered ont the entire militia in the vicinity of Harper's Ferry ana Cen, Scott has fresh reliable information as to nnmbers and movements of Confederates, and is preparing to encounter larger force Ex-U. s. Senator Cooper succeeds Gen. Cadwallader at Baltimore.
 FROM MARYLAND.
 BALTIMORE, June S.--Actve preparations for grand march are going on Plans al Harper's ferry are gradually developing The Point of Rocks is threatened from Frederick Davis and Bcauregsrd are expected at liar
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
THE MAILS STOPPED ;!
THAT BIG CANNON SUNK!!
Cairo getting the Bradley Fever
FROM WASHING TOW.


 WASHINGTON, June The best informed men consider brush with England as inevi- table, as soon os she wants cotton.
 Dispathchs sent North stating that France would combat with the north. fearing the crippins of England's only maritime rival, are baseless-nothing in the government dis patches. newspapers or letters sustaining the suppostion.
 A letter writer in West Missouri to the N. y. Times says, for one Union flag flying there faunt r the face of law dozen of the hateful emblems of treason aud human bondage.
 The Georgetown pickets were fired on last night.
 l It is understood that the government will make no further acquisitions for troops Senators and Representatives are arriving. The President has recognised Don Miguel Saragasa as Consul from Mexico. The alleged canses for the suspension of the Memphis Post-otfice, was tle refusal of the postmaster to distribute the mails.
 Several companies of regulars have depart- cd for ChanberSburg to assist ill the Harper's Ferry movement
 The 7lst regiment is scouting in Southern Maryland 10 prevent supplies going to liar per's Ferry.
 ST. JoHNs, N. B., June 74--The telngraph
  mails IL is useless 10 send dIspatt hes for Europe via Cape Race until Provincial mat tels are settled.
 FROM VIRGINIA.
 FoRrRrss MONROE, June 7th.-Importa military movements are on foot here.
 FROM KENTUCKY.
 LoUISvtiLE. June 1.-The mails have stop ped. Speed has teleg"aphic instructions from Washington to send mail matter for Seeded States ahd Memphis to Washington. Cotton, 'ie new collector has nos yet been sWolnin.
 FROM MAINLAND.
 RATrtMoRF June $ --'Ihe big cannon here, destined Tor Monror. broke thi Ongh the yes se and sunk hel in tW elVe feet of water. The federal and southern pickets are ap- proaching each othef on he FaiIfax road. HAGrR,rowN, June 8.-The advance bri- gade of the federal troops reached Green Castle to-day. four brigades will be pushed forward rapidly
 The special correspondent of the N. York Tribune deveopeS the programme Of the Wheeling Convention which is 10 establish a provisional government for Virginia, it isl declare l.atcher depoSed appoint new gov ernor declare Eastern Virginia insnrrectIon- ary. call for aid, elect U. s. Senators, and per form all functions for the whole State
 FROM ILLINOIS. CAIRO. June S.-Gen. Pillows scouts are reported at island No. 1, four miles below here. Southern troops are reported coming up the river on both sides. An attsck Is monentarily expected.
 FROM NEW YORK
 NEw YORK, June 8.-A letter from Fremont says. the Confederate Commissioners have succeeded in purchasing two steamers, when will shortly sail in ballast under British flag and register.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

p'AAf or HIsroRY.-During the Rev. 'Onafy war, Gen. Lafayette, being in l''hoFe, was invited 10 ball. He went, 'equeSted; but instead of joining in the 'e'henl, as tnight have been expected young Frenehman of g, he address, bS 1s ladies thas: "Ladies. you are very
 'sOlle; you dance very prettily; your
 b,a very hne--bnt my men have no E",' This was irresistible. The ball M eu' the ladies went home and went 10 |r,, ana tue next day large number of were prepared by the fairest hands E, +"'lnore o for the gallant defenders of '0un'ry'-[ Memphis Avalanche.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

ssy- A Virginia paper says, free ne- gro, descendant of Gen. Washington's slaves, who was manumitted by him, own- ing and occupying a farm of about one hundred and fifty acres, near Mount Ver- non, Fairfax county, Virginia, rendered twenty-eight acres of his farm to be sold, and the proceeds to be used in defense Of the Stale against Lincoln's administra- lion.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

S'Ss The Houston (Texas) Tslegraph 'ys mat the communication between Gal ''S'on and New Orleans is about to be I" on' probably in a few days. With |4' hundred and ninety miles of railroad Tn'p'eled, and but about one hundred and Leu'y miles overland, it thinks they will
 Oe able to keep np mail commun!.
 0on with New Orleans.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

LlDgRAL.--The citizens of Memphis have subscribed S9iS for the benefit of J. w. Jack soas family Jackson, twill be remembered, was murdered by the Zonaves, after he had killed Ellsworth for removing secession flag tom the top of Jackson's Hotel.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
New Orleans Market.

NEW OKLEANs, JuHc [. Sales of cotton to-day 100 bales. Sales of the week 2,250 bales Receipts of the week 12l7 bales against same period last year Ex- ports are 16,o00 bales. Total 1,gIl.000 De- crease, 354, ,000 bales. Decrease at all ports SS1 ,000 bales. Stock 50,800 bale.
 Sugar 4a@5lc. Coffee, 260. bags at 17@919c. Stock, 1000 bags, against 16,000 bags same pc. riod last year.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
By the Mayor of Des Arc.

WHEREAS, Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate States has requested that Thurs dav the 18th day of June, 1861. be observed as a day of thanksgiving and prayer: There- fore. [. SAM. R BROWN, Mayor of the town ,J' or D Des 3 Arc. do recommend that said day be 60 observed by the people of said town, and reouest that all business be suspended during that day. ,. h' bho"N Mayo''
 June II. 1861 1t.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

NCRnER AND AsseN.--We Ieatrs that the frSdence of Wm. Neatherford, iu La Crew 'P"hshp, was destroyed by fire en Tuesday
 N'sAt of last week. A negro, supposed to be- 'pnE to Gen. Mitchell is believed to have mur-
 pfed Mir. Weatherford, and then Sel tbe house pn fire.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

es- HOWARD Nj. GIsr, Esq, Austin, Ar. p,"s,s. is our authorized Agent. He has fnl ,ntbority to receive subscriptions, collect and ..,aint for monies due the Citizen office, &c
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

s-s- By reference to Mayor Browns proc lamation it will be seen that he requests the observance of Thursday next as day of Thanksgiving and Prayer.
 We are requested to state that services will be held at Watkins Chapel, m'ncing at II o'rlock.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

car The Cavalry company organized on Saturday last, elected the following offices: !: Sin. Horne, Capt; Geo. A. McIver, lst Lieut.; l. & Erwin, 2d Lient.; C. R. Q1aries. ~3rd Lieat. This company is already composed of fifty odd members. X committee was appoint ed 10 draft bylaws, select uniform, etc, to }epOrt ou Saturday next at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

RoBBrRy.-0n last Thursday uisht, we leain. lhe house of John Me Bride, six miles east of Brownsville. was entered by robbers, a trunk taken out from under the bed upon which Mcbride was sleeping, and carried out into field near by, where it was broken open Nnd money to the amount of several hundred 'ioIIars was extracted. Mcbride had, the -aonday preyious, received his last payment fom Ice County Treasurer, for building our llII' and it is probable there waS some eight 'Indred or d thousand dollars in the trunk hen obbed, though we have net learned the smomt. The williams have thus far escaped Dang detected.-[ Brownsville Democrat.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
RIVER NEWS, &e.

EsS The U. s. Mail packet Sam. Hale, spt c. w. Coles. passed up Monday night, pa Is due down to-morrow morning. w. Briscoe, her clerk, has our thanks for fa- prs.
 Cy The New Moon, Capt John Dearing, sssed down this morning, bound for Mem
 btS The U. S. Mail packet Kanawha valle, Y, sp': h. B. Price, is due from Memphis ana 'p0'eon Thursday. She passes down on a."roay morning on her return trip, for Mem siS' ' Capt Butler Coles presides over tue ~'e' lie furnished us with late papers.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

Gey All the regular telegraphic reports for tue newspapers are made up by the New York associated press. No telegraphic operator or agent IS permitted to make up such reports
 me telegraph company has no agency what ever Tn the preparation of dispatches for the press, nor Is it in any manner responsible for the character or truth of this kind of news. l
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
Memphis Market.

SATURDAY MORNING, June 8, 1861. CoTToN.-There was little or no inquiry yesterday, and sales of only 32 bales were re- ported. Prices nominal at 10a@114cfor mid- ding
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

INTEREST INCREASING ABOUT HAR-
 PER'S FERRY, MANASSAS, ETC.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

Msmnhis & White River Packets.
 np MORGAN W. A. WILDs, Master. C0urr C1rr MOON. ...... JOHN DEARINa, Master.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
Y U ELS D A Y
NOT so SUB- MIssIvE AS THE NORTH ANTICIPATED ]!
News from France {!

MAJOR ANDERSON "REPUDIATES''
 HIS ORDER TO KENTUCKY!
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

PRENTISS vs. MoCLELLAND D :!
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
IELbGRAP
EXPRESSL Y FOR THE "CITIzEN

ihE ARKANSAS STATE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
MON NDAY.
SCOTT ALMOST READY TO TAKE Richmond and Memphis!

Arrivals at Richmond 1,5O0 Daily!
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
NOTICE.
Paints, Oil and Turpentine

A LWAYS on hand and for sale, by A feblSl STEWART x bhoDs'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-09

THE DEAD ALIvE--A report inNew AL
bany recently has gained circulation to the
effect that man by the name of Henry W
Kelly, Of that city, had been hung at Bayou
Sara sometime during the month of Jant.-
airy. One man, says the Ledger, who said
he was with Kelly, reported that he saw
him taken from a coffee house in Bayou
Sara, beaten numerically, and afterwards
hung to tree, for halooing for Lincoln.
Other reports of similar character reached
the ears of his family and friends, and he
was given up by them as dead. Imagine
the surprise and joy of his wife, children,
and friends, on meeting the man face to
face, that was reported to be dead. Kelly
arrived safely on the steamer Baltic, from
the South on Tuesday, in the best of health
and says he has never had harsh word
with any one since ne left home last Deem
Der. He was engaged at work on bridge
in Louisiana at good wages, and did not
write to his friends from the fact that his
work was a great distance from a post Of
fee. He speaks in high terms of the
Southern people in general, and regrets
very much that his absence caused SO much
trouble Louisville Journal, 7th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-09

NEW LIrERATURE-On Monday morning
we Will give our readers the commencement
Of Il new serial tale Of thrilling Interest, by
popular author, to he continued from time
to time until completed. BY an expensive
arrangement we will be enabled to supply
our readers with this story, earlier than
any Of orr cotemporaries from preof sheets
in advance Of the original manuscript. In
this story our esteemed fellow citizen Caleb
Davidson, Merchant Tailor, LIST street, will
be presented for the first time 10 an entirely
original character In The mean time Ca
leo will continue 10 make aud exchange
gentlemen's garments for dollars and dimes