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Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-12-17

boats which went up, and was very anxo, s
for an engagement with the enemy. Ou.
boats were said 20 be ola superior charac
tei, to the Federal boats which came down, and
1t was expected would bring down lot of coal
barges on their return.
Last Frilay Capt. Marsh Miller, of the
7t,a ner Grampus made another excursion up
the r.ycr He went up near to Birds Point, tied
his boat among some bushes, and seeing a
lumber boat tied up some distance shove, be
and his engineer went up, cut it loose, and as il
fioated down the stream the Grampus took
charge Of it, and brought it safe to Columbus.
The boat had It's, ,O00 feet Of lumber on
board
Since the above was written, wc lcara from
persons who left Columbus on Monday that
Federal troops, which left Cairo ana Paducah
IN such large numbers, had landed near Com
merce, Mo- for the purpose it was thought.
of making their way towards New Madrid aud
cutting eff jeff: Thompson We give the
report for what it Is worth.
IMPORTANT FROM EAST ENNESSEC--INSURR ERECTION
EENEwED-ARRESrS.
Brief mention of the following has been made
under our tclcgraphic head. We copy from
toe Memphis -4calunche, Of the ii in
stant:
We have information that on yestertlay a
large body of CnionistS attacked an infer ior
force OF I l0nteteratcS at NOrr st0Wn, East len
ntssce, killing i number OF the latter, The
balance being compelled TO retire before sthc
superior force of the enemy. There IS intense
excitement, and it appears as ii the rebellion
which was supposed to be q,Ieile'l, has broken
out with increased virulcn2e. Nothing but
summary vcngcnce viii reprcss the Lincoln
ncendarirS of East Tennessee. TiIey are
possessed with the dcmmon spirit, ana cor
trollo1 by the evil counselS OF those arch trai-
tors, Johnson and Maynard.
From the Knoxville Pegfstcr, OF the 7th
inst take the following:
VIM. c. Brownlow was arrested Yesterday
upon 4 charge Of treason on a warrant ordered
by the c. ). Commissioner, aud drawn up by
She District Attorney. He committed to
jail. His trial Will come up in due course, be
fore the Confederate Court-pcrhaps next
week. The r0umor of an order from the Wa4
Department for bis safe conduct to the North
n he last two days, has created intense excite.
me It throughout this country, especially those
Who have friends and relatives now langIishin@
in prison on account Of his teachings
JAS. Clark Of Cooke county, was yesterday
bound over before his Honor the ComtnisSion-
en- to appear at the term of Confederate Conrt,
III this city on the Sd Monday, in December,
and for his good behavior il the interim.
jesse Bunker, Of Knox county, was also ar
rested yesterday, on a charge Of ircitiug rebel
lion, and committed to prison to await his
trial.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-12-17

TIE BLoCKADE.-Thkre were two steamers
and barque off this port yesterday forenoon
During the afternoon steamer came from the
Eastward and anchored off the bar. She is sup
posed to be a British man OF war, but she arrived
so late that Her Brtanic Mai"sty's Consul vas
not able TO communicate with her yestefday.-
Ch. COHr
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-12-17
FROM KENTUCKY.

NASHVILLE Dec .-DiSratches received
from Bowling Green last night states that CHpf
Morgan, with a detachment Of cavalry, wen
within five miles Of The cncmy>s force, and
burned Bacon Creek bridges, which the ftde-
rails had Just rebuilt Capt. Morgan captured
some ml1nS and horses
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-12-17

CHRISTMAS AMUSEMENTS.-We learn from a
lady friend that the patriotic women of our town
contemplate grand Amateur Entertainment
about Christmas for the benefit of the soldiers
We are rejoiced to hear this and trust that the
ladies will arrange one more exhibitions for
the holidays we think can assure them full
and paying houses. No fattery or praise of the
ladies of town is necessary in this connection
for their untring energy and heroic efforts in be-
half of the of their country in laboring for
the soldiers is we'll known not only here but else
where and we are glad to hear Of this new en-
tarprse for the furtherance OF their patriotic pur
poses,
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-12-17
NTMENT-GENERAL MCCULLOCH
ON HIS WAY TO RICHMOND.

MEMPHIS. Dec. ST is stated here on good
authority, that Colonel Henry Heath, of Virginia
has heen placed in command of the department
OF Missouri an, Arkansas. leaving Generals Price
and McCullOch in their present positions. Gen
Mc1;niloch is expected here night, on his way
to Richmond
There Is nothing from Columbus. Steam
beats are detained there. it is supposed, aud a
forward movement - contsa4, vlssseu.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-12-17
ApPEST or SUSPECTED PARTIES.

BRASn1GE, IA. Dec. 9.-Fannie sweet, Nh
Lincorn, and Mr. Stephens, arrived here to
dav. They are suspected parties The Chief
of Police Of New Orleans, Mr. McCleland, ar
rested Mrs. Sweet. They will all go down by
the train this afternoon.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-12-17
RATES OF ADVERTISING
TIL WEEKLY PROG R z S S.

The following are the only Rates of Advertising
in the Weekly Progress to all save those who con
tract by the year and advertise in both weekly ano
daily papers:
Que square 10 lines minion) one insertion, 81 o.
Subsequent insertions, each, 5h cents.
Any number of squares Will be charged IN pro
portion All advertisements marked ltfJ till forbid
will be continued till ordered out and charged
above.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-12-17

MILITARY IEAD-QrARTERs.- The last house
on the left hand Of Pollok street. below the
State Bank, has been fitted up for offices and
is now occupied by General Branch, where
military men and others, We suppose, having
business with that gentleman, will find him
when not absent from town on the duties OF
his position. Some ct the subordinate officers,
we learn are to take up their quarters in the
same bu ldng soon, thereby concentrating the
dlfcreR. departments as much as possible.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-12-17
IMPORTANT FROM MIsSOURT--THE
CAPTURE OF MONTGOMERY CON
FIRMED

The telegraph has already announced the bril-
liant victory recently won by forces in Mis-
souri, and the reported capture of Montgomery
and his band of Jay haw kers. The following in
teresfiDg particulars we take from the Memphis
Avalanche, of the 2i inst.
a gentleman ho reached this city yesterday
on the steamer Yazoo brings continuation of
the reported capture # Montgomery, the surroun-
ding ofSieg-i and the advance of PIice upon
st. Louis. LIE Left New AldEl1 DSi0rs day Sat
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-12-17
ARMlNG TIE SLHFES-QUARREL BE
TWEEN LINCOLN AND HIS SECRETA
RYQF WAR, CAMERON.

We take the following from the New York
! T;jd"nr, of the, 4;h inst 1t is indicative Of
! strong diversity of feeling between Old Abo
and Cameron and may result in a serious
disturbance Of the previously harmonious re-
atiots existing between these high functiona-
rieS:
The readers of our4tlaily of yesterday mora
ing may have been surprised to find no aIlu-
sion to the topic which excited most interest
at the Federal opolis-namely, the repor
ted disagreement between the President and
the Secretary of War with regard to that po,~
ton of the report OF the latter which treats of
the use to be made of the slaves Of Conlcdcr-
ates Other Journals had information this
subject We had none simply because, whjlo
their Washington dispatches respecting it were
allowed to come through in due course ours
was suppressed by the Government censor
in the Washington telegraph Office. Having
received it by mail, we give it now as part of
the history of the times, simply rcmarkinS
that we do not understand that it sup
pressed for lack of truth, butgather for excess
of it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

partlnent. Gen. Butler will remain there.
All the movements are kept very secret,
There are full preparations making at
Harrisburg to build the bridges destroyed
on the line of the Northern Central Rail
road The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa
ny has loaned to the Government number
of iron bridge frames, which they have at
all times on hand, to put up in case OF the
destruction of bridges on their own road
A gang of carpenters, two hundred and tit-
ty strong, with other workmen Of approved
skill, have been quietly concentrated at
York since Saturday last These will be
protected by the troops as they advance,
Sills and heavy beams Of timber have
been forwarded TO be used wherever they
may he necessary, with any amount ot lum-
Der, from Harrisburg. The whole Of the
civil engineering is placed under the con
troll Of Thos. J. Power, a well known en-
gineer. Five regiments were to have mo-
we'd from Harrisburg on Tuesday for ! ork.
The intentioa is to guard every bridge with
troops all the way to Baltimore. When
the troops reach that point they will pass
around and reach the Relay House, at the
junction Of the Washington branch Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which will
be permanently occupied.
The Legislature Of Maryland met at
Frederick last week, and its action thus
far has been quite conservative, the seceS-
sionists having dwindled down to a hand
full, and evidently scared at the prospect Of
ropes for traitors.
Baltimore is returning to reason, and We
shall not be surprised to learn that the
citizens there have taken the traitors and
bridge burners in hand. The stars and
stripes are again displayed in spite Of the
mayor and police, and any further molesta-
ton Of that honorcd flag will probably end
in revolution that will hurl the bridge
burners to destruction.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
Philadelphia Market,
LEwIsTowN. May .. lsG

Fiour-SuPerine S. 37!, and standard do
50a5 623 extras 75a6, family 25a6 50,
and fancy brands 6 75a7 so according to
quality. Rye flour so per bbl. Corn meal
2 75 per bbl.
Grain.-Pennsylvania red wheat I2oal26c.
Southern white 1910. Penna. rye Csc. Corn
63c. Oats 4ia34c.
Cattle Narhet. April %, lS6I-The offer.
ings Of Beef Cattle reached l,0j0 head. Sales
at s. so to Q so, as to quality.
20 Cows, including sp-ingers at SO to so,
and Cows and Calves at %.
$500 Hogs at e 50a7 % the 100 lbs net.
1000 Sheep at 5a53c for wool on, and 4!a
sc per ID gross for sheared.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
IMPORTANT LAw.-By the following

IMPORTANT LAw.-By the following
section oE the military act, it will be seen
that no civil process can issue against any
Of the ofaecrs or mea now in the service
Of the United States from this State:
NJ execution CT other process shall issue
against any uf'ieer, non commissioned officers
Oh plly&lss, Il the militia when called into
actual service under a requisition from the
President If the United States or in pursu-
Gnce Of the order cf the Governor Of this
commonwealth, nor shall any such process
issue against him until thirty days after he
shall have returned from duty 10 bis usual
place q residence, or until forty days after
he sha2! have been discharged; aud the court,
alderman or justice Of the peace from which
or from whom any such process shall have
been issued, hall quash the same, as soon as
the fact Of amy such person being ordered on
public duty shall have been proven. and all
the costs which shall have accrued in com
mencing or conduct ~ any such process shall
be paid by the person who shall have applied
for the said execution OF process"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

The ReH.J. g. Fletcher gave Us last evening bril-
n"Hl leclN.. on the religion. customs ami people Of
BfaZ seldom have we reilShed anything than
the picture lac laid before his audience - that cNll-
h"rat garden oi the tropics laden with it, strange
variety cf fEu.y and flowers. teeming with perpetual
harvest tor tHr hand ut man Surely that country
must be the garden oi the world. and if the people
hal tT tHtH rpGl~e which moves this Yankee nation
iI giIaii"u could not set bound the results they
"oNtd produce there A. relevant this comparison
the Rev gentleman stated that the best remedies
employed there for the diseases 70 which they are
subject ar" invented and supplied TO them bv our
Vel known cogntrymen, DR.. J. G.. Aver # Lowell,
h3~> and llat not the people only bat tie priest
-"ri ami Ill" court OF the Emperor down. nave con
Stani recourse IN sickness 70 the remedies of this
widely celebrated American Chelni~t-Lsf7sr Re>toa
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
SHTNGT ,ES
TWO hundred thousand Susquehanna joint
Shingles, at IS 90 per thousand. at
my2 JOHN KENNEDY & Co.'S.

NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
~ ing property, purchased at Constable's
Sale, on the oath April, as the property of
Jacob Valentine, to wit
Three Beds and Bedding, Sink, Table,
Clock Stove, Trunk, half dozen Chairs,
Kettle, two Cows, four Hogs,
Blaeksmith's Bellows, Anvil,
Six pair of Tongues, ten set Heading Tools,
Six Pincers six Handle Punches,
Four Hammers, three Screw Plates.
which have left in his hands during nv
pleasure and all persons are hereby caution
ed net to interfere with the same in any man.
ner whatsoever
my2-3t% PHILLIP AYRES.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

A few it will be perceived have paid two
instalments, and one half his subscription
and that of his lady, but of the whole list
not more than half have paid anything
The disbursements thus far amount to
about s160 James Nichols has been au-
thorized to collect the instalments now due
from subscribers.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

ON Saturday last, On the Pennsylvania
~ Railroad in this county, wallet contain.
ing sum of money and some papers. Also,
certificate from John Mahafey of having
measured timber raft on the 4th of March
for John Meyers and Washington Lord. The
owner can procure the same, or information
thereof, by applying at the Lewistown Station.
Lewistown, May 2, 186l-3t*
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

Pay ct the Troops,-The following,
from an exchange paper, gives the rate of
pay allowed in the army of the United
States, to which the militia is entitled when
called into service:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
Correspondence BetWeed Gen. Beaure-
gard and Maj. Anderson.

We publish below the conclusion Of the
correspondence between General Beause-
gard, the leader Of the rcJels, and Major
Anderson, the gallant defender Of Fort
Sumter. it will he seen by this CORES
pondence that the assault on Anderson and
his brave companions was both brutal and
unnecessary:
HEADQUARTERS. PRyy'L. Army, c. S.A
CHARLESTON. Is. G April IL. 1861, IlP.M
Mayor Robert AadTsoH, Cowmaadiaq af
Fort Sumter, Charleston Hqr6or, S. C.
MAJOR; In consequence Of the verbal Oh
servations made b. you to my aids Messrs.
Chestnut and Lee. IN relation to the coudi.
ton Of your supplies, AMI that you would in
lev days be starved out if our guns di5 not
batter you 10 pieces, or words to ;hat effect
aHt desiring 10 useless eiFasi9n Of blood :
communicate joth the verbal observation and
your written answer t. my communication -
my Government.
# yoa vii state the tine at which yor will
e7acuate Fort Sumter. and agree that in the
meantime you viii net use vonr Guns AGAINST
Us unless Ours shall he emrlaved against
Fort sumter, We shall abstain from onsnin,
ire upon you. Col. Chestnut and Cant Lee
are authorized by me 10 enter mo such an
agreement with y0u. You are. therefore "a.
questcI 10 communicate 10 them an omen an
swer.
remain, Major, very respectfully. your
otedIea; servant,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

e@9~The Legislature of this State net at
Harrisburg On Tuesday. Tue Governors
Message recommends 4 proper appropria-
ton for putting the military on q war foot
ing, ana the passage Of stay law
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
Pies in Both Forms Cured,

E.1t Ttls'-~ can only account for nv present
sound heulcH from the constant though moderate se
"t 6,eriaTe.~ Holland BiJters-hayIng from my youth
suffered ~ intervals, from Piles. in both forms some
GlntS :" severely a. 70 completely PROSTATE
have Tor several months past though subject to loss
OF sleep and unusual physical effort. been entirely
iEre from any symptoms Of this distressing disease
while my general health IS much improved
Parsons Doubling the authenticity Of this certii-
cit" are requested 10 call upon communicates with
the proprict1r-. They VIII take pleasure not ONLY IN
referring them 20 X. author bur 10 many others who
have used the Holland Bitters for the same affection
WIKI equal success.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
LATEST N1TS.

the North Central road running through
the State of MARYLAND
The seventy-tirst Regiment Of New
! York arrived at Washington on Saturday
morning. in good condition, after hard
passage They went on board the train at
Annapolis junction on Friday afternoon at
/ / o'clock. \ report Of approaching attack
Drought them out into battle array. The
noise Of pistol shots and shouts around
caused lie alarm. For three hours they
stood there At O'Clock they took the
cars again, but did not move for many
hours the probability Of an attack eontin-
ued for p hours. Each man bad only two
crackers fsr food.
The volunteers generally arc II excellent
health and spirits,
/ Moses herrck OF the ii'Teriy Company
Sth Massachusetts he3Iment, met with an
accident BY the accidental discharge OF
gun, iIls foot Is to be amputated.
The Massachusetts fltth kes'ment Is at
the Treasury department, and the hhode
; Island hes'men' al the Falent ohlee.-
Inc Ne" hofA seventy il'St F'eS!'nohi ana
part OF the pennsylvania h''h I'e9lnlent
are at the building Put MP 1or Inc in9asu-
ration BAH. Ihe lapit'l Is A..e5 with
Pennsylvania ana MaS'actoset'S 'feols, IN
eludins the seventh, ne latter iii 90
tn'o camp at "eorseto"A he'sA's s"oh' Il
their camp e4u'Pase arrives,
Inc pennsylvania min heS'ineh' ar
fI'e,' on fFl'ay evening a'Ier 'eolously
nara ana hungry 'uafch. lhey pore the
la'lsne ana ErlFa'lon "eII' ana 'nouSn De
helenS III equipment nave the stout neaFt
ana sl7n' sP'f'''
"n F'io'y morning WIN ''le arrival o.
the Seventh H'" orA regiment aad the .
Massachusetts troops unaer zen bu'Ier'
ana some 'thef loFeeS' there were -+'00V
men IN " asAih5'on city Stationed at the
CAPITOL the treasury department, the Sol /
a'eTs Homes the Navy ! ard the Arsenal. !
ana al o'her points. me Nat'onai titles, /,
under captain Smeaa, OF the regular army, I
besides seIzinS tue steamer St Nicholas, I
with arms and provisions mas Tor weeks !
held PosSesslo1 i'T the Government OF the
telegraph Offices tt " ashinStoh anu An
naPoiis 'ficers -.fe preparing notWlth- i,
standing the a"saea sale OF Arlington J
nelshts, /" lrgl"la' 70 1oY. Le'cher' by
,o'''''' i.''' '''o' u 'H' g. ,A,'"y' !o'
'''' q '','I" - Ca - "',4 0I,'e.ieS
aP'" '"V = MANS 0PP'9''' '''' O"p''0'
LOT inc oe'e"1' q " "sn,"5''" III +
i"e l@i'''o' ""I ','' e',u'5 arc li'0S'
''o'uaiiS ''' .'"u'1 "i'" O1li''S u 'e
"ien'' noo'' a"U 'i0 cast ito" 'l1''S i''e'i'4.
"a '0l ''.e ,''" !,e''o'' y, '"' 'a' uo'ie q
ule Sa1ilVl' 'iaI'Ia' ID" mas oee" pro I
CANNED over 'ho capitol sixteen mons .
ana Darfe'9 o. "Iur are SIoreu III 'he .
cfyP's' ''se'heF win thousands OF barrels .
oI pacoh' ho8SAeaus u il'iaSSeo anu 'leEces
o. r'cc' 4
1 '.5,',S -. 49,, .l''-C'' ''''
'1 " = ''' ''''~H . nv = Va va
'D1 -l'''S r-'ll.' ''.''le a.'.' ,9r -lO
I
> '.' J 'V7''S'. 'aS 'sS0'u another Paoe,&'
l''''-.-- '''''',s 1''' ''o'"a0' ol tne
Po'.0 - ,''- ''''0 ',''''' u '''oS' VI II
s'''''' anu y q III 1','o''''A'
! serious alarm was created at Hanover,
York county. New Oxford, Adams county, I
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

OEheers arc required to provide Their
own uniforms and equipments, but the men
are clothed and armed by the Govern
mcnI.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
SEXUAL ORGANS

Existing in either sex. from whatever cause origin
a,ed, and matter Of Hoe L.gg StI1,'i,g.
H'sj58s Ersfact BYchs s Pheasant ~. I,, taste and
odOr and immediate In lis action. Price Il per bot
rje or six ir =. Delivered 70 any address, a.ro,upI-
MED by reliable certificates.
Depot Ip+ South Tenth 81 Pnladepliu. For sslo
il IaWistgWu - t..,.-. Ritz sole Agent.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

R9The absence of r. W. Patton at
present makes no interference with his bu-
siness. 1t will be continued as usual.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

pIThe Rev. David Phillips will preach
in the Town Hall at II o'clock, A. NJ,
and at t O'Clock, P. NJ, on Sabbath, May
9Th, and every two weeks thereafter until
other arrangements are made.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
Captain 5. G. Army and Aid de Camp.

Stray Bricks and FTgitiee Siots.-It is
said that when Col. Benjamin Butler, in COM
mand Of the Massachusetts, Regiment, land
Cd, some of the authoritj2s Of annapolis pro-
tested against the passage o. massachusetts
trooFs over Maryland soil, when he raplied
Sir. We came here not as citizens of Maesa.
ohusetts. but as citizens aud soldiers Of tha
United States, with no intention to invade
any State, but to protect the Capitol Of our
common country from invasion We shall
give no cause OF offence but there must be
no .JuCit're shots Or str0y bricks on the yrav.' -
Like the weather Keen cool
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

Refer to the advertisement of Hoof.
lands German Bitters in another column
These Bitters are the best remedy kaown for
the cure of Liver Complaint and Bilious
diseases.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Muster Roll Of the Logan Guards.
We give below a corrected list of the

Logan Guards: .,..,
& cheap at ZarLe,s q
] ALE Bushel and Peek Measures CHEAP
al Xerbe's t
NIX, Nucilage, Prepared Glue and Paper
cheap at yarIn,
4 ARkET Clothes anI Fancy Baskets
4 cheap at /arhe,s =,
4 AhL your own soap, and buy the Con. g
Il centratcd Lye at Henry Zerbejs Grocery, Il
1OCkET Knives, Purses, Hair Oil, and T.
Combs, cheap at Ierbr,s o.
URINE Rio and Java Coffee at reduced
prices, also Drowned Coffee at I6, at II. !
he's.
sGPE llalters, Bed Cords, and Clothes !.
'ICE, Essence Of Coffee, Csrn Starch. F.. :, .
Jrina, Spices, Pearl Starch, peprer and
ips Of every description FOR sale choap at
Ierbe's. ii,
TONE Crooks, Jugs and Jars Of all sizes, 'y
cheap at Zor5e's
IAWL Pins, Razors and Razor Strops. !
cheap at Zerbe's
PAINS patent and Barrel Churus cheap
lat yerhn's
GAR Boxes, Flour Boxes and Walkinr a,
Canes cheap at Zerhe's. in
I)BACC0 and Cigars Of choicest brands I6 IR
eheap &t Icrbe's IL
ABLE Cutlery, Table and Tea Spoons or.
at Iarha'S