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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19

700 RICHMOND, Arril l6.s
The Virginia State Convention is in secret
session this a. m. Reporters are excluded,
consequently nothing is known of the pro-
A telegram from Gov. Pickens to Henry
A. Wise says: 1T is reported that II YES
sells are off the bar, md are stopping vessels
engaged il regular trade - -
Tue p'p,rs o. ..iS city express ccnfiden Q
hat Gen Scott VII resi- ign. TIE Richmond
Wing hauled dow. the stars and suipes this
a. IN. and ran up the a.e of rginis.
....... New ORLEANS, April 16.
The market is depressed by the war
news. Lin"oln's war proclamation was re.
lived s-l'h no asto.ishme, Everybody il
'i.hiy rlea>ed, and the peopl" s,e r >nlved
- MAINTAIN their position at all b z'rd~. Two
'Eore volunteer com anies eft to lay for
Pensacola, and the rest will probably remain
20 defend the city Volunteer compa MES are
forming throughout the State. SO t.eserters
from the Federal army safely |arded at Fort
J.cks"n. leaving II months pay behind, 30
anxious were they to join the Confederate
army. The steamer Lecomte, herce for
shreveport, sunk miles above Lecompte,
Boat ana cargo q tot | loss passengers saw
ed. The Galveston Cir;lian saws that the
idea that there is any considerable number
Of persons disposed to agitate the que stion Of
union in Texas is entirely erroneous The
steamer Arizona was at Brazos. on the It'll,
waiting the embarkation Of troops for Indi-
anola. Hon. Upton Walker arrived yester-
day as special messenger to Montgomery
from Galveston to consult with President
Davis about the defence of the Texas coast.
There is much excitement IN Galveston on
account of the war news.
MONTGOMERY, April 10.
The cabinet was in council this morning
y MIR. Linsoln's proclamation was read
amidst bursts of laughter.
The Secretary of War auth orises the
statement that $4,000 more troops were call.
ed out to-day to meet Lincoln's men.
NORFOLK, Arril 16.
One hundred guns were fred here. and
there is great rejoicing over the fall of Sum :.
ter.
An order has been received to fit out the
U. s. steamer Merrimac Immediately, and to
tow out all war vessels from the harbor.
MEMPHIS, April Is.
There is an intense excitement here, TO-
night, and tremendous meeting is being
held. Memphis is out of the Union. There
are no Union men here. -
ALBANY, N. Y, April IA.
1t is rumored that Gov. Morgan received
dispatches from the President asking aid
from this State. ...fs. ~.
Linco!n's reply to the Virginia Commits
sioners is decidedly unsatisfactory to Re-
pubicans and Demo .rats. The former,
think it not decided enough, and the latter
believe it will instigate civil war.
The New York Heralds dispatch says
that President Lincoln received the news Of
Anderson's surrender with the remark that
he was not surprised
The Seventh and Sixty Ninth Regiments
have volunteered for the defense of WASH
ington. r.:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19
The Revolution i'm Dominsca.

NEW oRE, April IA
Advices from San D"min o .ay the sur.
render OF The Republic t, Spain took the
people b. surprise. a"d it was limited tina.
there Will he bloody revolution. The
Eng ish and Frsnch Consuls protested ana
struck theft flags Up to the 22d, our rep.
reseotatiyes made no move. ~ ..-.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19
The Old Ray State Aroused.

BOSTON, April Is.
The Adjutant Generals Office was crowd
ed this forenoon with officers of the State
militia ,feriDg their commands to the Gov
ernor, An Extensive war feeling has been
aroused. Governor Andrew leaves for
Washington this afternoon.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19
Great Excitement i'm Mcnns,is.

-, MEMPHIS. April II
There is great excite ment here, Crowd
are inthe streets. Cannrn end rock. Is ar.
being fired, with bonires, music aud
sneeches . A. I'- .." ''
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19
The Home If Fs,,el,ana,,.

- - - LANCASTER, Pa. April Is.
The Stars and Stripe. IRE displayed ir
homer of Anr ersen. Large Numbers OF vol
unteers are being enrolled.
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The Feeling I'M Nashville.

BosToN, April 10.
The er thusiasm is great A public meet
ing was held tonight. Resolutions we're
unanimously adopted condemung the Ad-
ministration for the present state of affa Rs
aud sympathizing With the South. Zolicoffer
and others spoke. ..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19
The Presidents Reply to the Viz.
,s-I ginia Commissioner.

The reply of President Lincoln to the
Virginia Commissioners repeats is pur
pose to hold, occupy, possess property and
places belonging to the Government, and COL
Iect duties on imports, but not to use force,
except when necessary for this object. "An
unjustifisble assault has been made upon
Sumter. shall repress it if l can, and take
places which have been seized. shall, to
the best OF my ability, repel force by forcs.
II the war sews proves true, Ishall probably
withdraw the mails from the seeded States.
| cons der the forts and other property in
these States get belong to the United States.
shall not attempt to collect duties ~ armed
invasion. l don't mean to say, however,
that | may not land forces to relieve forts"
He reaf6rms the inaugural, except abou,
mails
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Feeling in the British Provinces.

Ne VS. of the bombardmaLt caused profourd
sensation here. The Legislature passed .
resolution, that it heard with deep and sor-
rowful regret OF the war among their neigh
bors, and withou, expressing aa opinion,
| offer prayers for reconciliation,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19

TWe are sorry to find some who are
opposed to struggle for the preservation OF
the Union. They seem to regard the Union
as Of little value, aud in this particular agree
with secessionists. Our ancestors did not
consider life, fortune, or honor, as pledges
too great to secure Union. They were
willing to wage long, bloody and desolating
war for the privilege of freedom, and consid'
cred no sacrifice too great to secure the
blessings Of free government But after We
have been blessed with freedom for more
than eighty years-after We have expanded
and grown into the proportions Of great
and glorious nation, and our nationality and
freedom suddenly become the prey Of domes'
tic jealousy and hatred, there are those who
begin to count the cost when a movement is
made for their preservation. The govern
ment that seeks to vindicate its authority is
denounced as guilty of intimidation and
coercion. The States that are prompt to
prove their devotion to the Union are assailed
IS prodigal and extravagant, their allegiance
ridiculed and their patriotism misrepresented.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19

TIE "CHlvALRy" HAS TR1unPHED AND THE
NORTH "EArs DIRr."-Under this heading q
fire-eating paper at Houston, Mississippi,
ventilates the triumph of the rebels and trait
ors in lengthy editorial, from which VIC
make an extract, simply to show the tone and
temper of the men who have the warm sym
pathies of many leading Locofocos hereabouts:
's3uch is now the state Of affairs. Lincoln
has proved utterly unworthy Of ruling; the
Republicans forget all in the basest scramble
for Office; their scheme has failed, and at
present they are powerless. They have been
compelled to "eat dirt and bow again to the
dominant Southern race, and their shrieks of
rage are the only sounds heard from the
North. Through the press; from the work.
shop; from the starving masses; from mer.
chants ruined; fr m every trade and condi-
ton, comes the cry ''give up the forts; let
us eat Dirt let US again bow to the superior
race South; let US i've"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19

EMANc1PArED SLAVES FOR WIscoNslN.-On
Friday last, an old gentleman passed up the
river on steamboat from Missouri with FIVE
oolored persons, whom he had just emapci-
pa.ed. He has purchased homes for them
in Wisconsin, whittier they were going.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19

u e GREsNoAsrlE Ind. April l3.
EVANS, the murderer of Hanna and wife.
was convicted. to-day, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for life. s'ss h -'7
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19
w A R {!

We do not address single reader who
has not grown graver and sadder within the
last forty-eight hours. The children on the
street feel the pressure of great calamity,
breathing, a. it were, through the pulses Of
the air. Solemn and momentous is every
dying moment. Men find themselves pom
iering on their old and accustomed ideas Of
J common country and an honored flag, and
hen suddenly awakening to the strange,
startling thought that tho one is being dis
severed and the other insulted at this very
hour, by combination Of paracidal sons.
BORN on the soil Of that country, and protec.
ted by that flag, ever since their birth.
Deep, heartfelt regret is the first emotion
that we. in common with all our citizens, have
felt on hearing the recent news. Stern, deep
indignation at the outrages perpetrated by
. band Of traitors, and the burning indigni-
tics inflicted by them upon the honor and
fair fame of our beloved country was the
second.
In our community, as throughout the
North. West, ono common impulse Of patrl
otism CLOVIS in almost every heart. The
manly stand Of President Lincoln, and his
prompt and courageous meeting Of rebellion
on the very Threshold, commands genera
appreciation.
There is but one course now lett for tn
soverament. That is to make the war uroI
the rebels short but energetic. Smooth words
are no longer in place. The Union 10 strong
enough to crush secession at blow. Let tn
blow be given! The rebels fear war NOR
than they do the devil, by odds. They know
that it is utter ruin to them, but as the.
have by their own inconceivable wickednes
and folly invoked the dogs of war, AM
outraged the honor of the nation, let thei
punishment. be swift aud exemplary. What
ever may be the quota Of Iowa, she wi:
not be behind her sister States in maintain
ing the nations honor and the stars au
stripes. To the firm words of the Presiden
Of the United States: II hereby commaD
all persons composing the aforesaid comb
nation to dispense within twenty days frol
this date" let all good citizens sly amen
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19
PuRc1Na THE RAEKs OF ToR1Es.-A special
Washington dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

The oath of allegiance was administered
% the troops in order to purge them of dis
unionism. About ope-seventh of those pa
gaded refused to take the oath. The recruits
were ignominiously marched back to the ar
mories amidst Kisses Of spectators, disarmed
sad stricken from the roll.
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Secession Meeting i'm Louisville.

Secession Meeting i'm Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, April, l6.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of those
opposed to President Lincon's war policy
was held here tonight. About 5000 were
present Resolutions were adopted declar-
ing that they would not permit the marching
of troops against the Confederate States. but
that they would share the latter's destiny il
war must come; and sy,npatbizing with all
patriots in the Northern States, and endors-
ing Gov. Mogofin's reply 20 Sec. Cameron.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19
virginia Convention.


In the Convention, Messrs. Carlisle and
Larby deprecated the action Of South Caro-
lima in firing on Fyrt Sumter, and expressed
devotion to the Stars and Stripes.
The Secessionists replied, spplauding the
gallantry Of South Carolina, and claiming
that, whatever the Convention did, the State
would 60 out of the Union. -
The Governor communicated dispatches
from Gov. Pickens, giving an account Of the
bombardment. He says: "a furious fire
is opened on US from Sumter. We will take
the fort, and can sink the feet lift attempts
to land elsewhere. We can whip them; we
have nearly 1000 of the best troops in the
world, and reserve of 10000. We will tr:-
umph or perish. Let me know what Vir-
ginia will do" ~nJ9ihr5'
In debate, it was said that the Southern
army would march through Virginia and
thousands would join.
RIoHMoND, April 10.
In Convention, the fifth section, prohibit.
ing the importation of slaves, was taken up.
Numerous amendments to it were offered,
and finally it was adopted with an amend.
ment providing that nothing herein contained
shall apply to Southern States which have OF
may declare their separation, in case their
separation is acknowledged or continued.
Debate then turned exclusively on the
surrender of Fort Sumter
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-19

-, PHILADELPHIA, April IA.
The reported project to serge Fort Della.
ware, causes much excitement. 1t is now
commanded by Capt. Porter ef Virginia, who
it is reported, designs to resign if Virginia
secedes.
Fort Mfain, in Pennsylvania, is in d.
lapidated condition. Its affairs are now in
charge Of Sergeant Bromley and one man.
The naval magazines adjoining Fort Mifilin
are in charge Of Mr.. Bunker, veteran of 60
years service.
Volunteers are making preparations so as
to be ready to respond instantly to the call
of the Governor or President.
Two rev regiments are forming, to con-
sist Of 1000 men each, to arm which por-
ton Of the State appropriation will be re
quired. Our volunteers have never been
properly supplied with arms, and frequently
new companies had to borrow guns to pa.
rade with from others better supplied.
Mayor Henry offers his servi>e s ifa call is
made by the government. ]
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23
Opposite the Appeal once.
MIssIssIPPI PLANTATIONS.
TENNESSEE FARMS.

We 0ner number OF select and highly improved
Farms in Shelby county, varying In distance from Msn-
phs from to twenty miles. All Of these lands are
desrably situstsd, and hsey adapted for Gardening
and Farming purposes.
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Free Forwarding.
PRIVATE BONDED WAREHOUSE
AND
Custom House Brokerage.


FIIHE undersigned has, with HsEErs. BiHEham, Bald
IL win Co, hessrs, wilder Ghllie, and hessrs-
Hunter h GHmmeli, formed association for the pur-
pose Of entering At the house and storing in
bond IN accordance with the revenue laws, any goods
arriving At this port which may be nrusted TO his Gus
tody.
He being the managing and active partner has bonded
with app7ova Of the Secretary Of the TTeasuy ecm-
m0deus Warehouses, whore ell BsTehGndze coming "a
ths port be stored every attention paid 10 i pre-
sarvaton and for its prompt delivery when estry hHi
been made at the eusen house, At ths loTeft possible
tariff chHrEee.
MsrehAndiss destined to ths iaerior viii be sztered
Tor payme9t OF duieS in bond as may be required
b. the oonsrneea. All Goods consigned 70 him 70 be
forwarded viii receTs the Ersatest dispatch at tae low
est raao Of chArrs and In such may be d.
reced n duties 10 Be paid in this port, fund.-
nust be provided for that purpose but II 10 be for-
wArded In bond the esuisite bonds viii be given.
oods intrusted 10 Of undersigned, consigned q
points IN interior will be forwarded By railroads oi
ether osnYsyance, directed, free Of commission.
Al experience OF nearly twenty years in The details
Of custo house business and Thorough Ecquhihtauee
with the warehouse laws in every detail viii enable
this oepartnship to give the greatest dispatch eosis
ent with the safety OF the revenue
CHAs. O. WALDEN,
Ones in Jlarhorn & Cunningh hams Buildings,
mrIs-fm Head Of Drayton street, Ssvannsh.
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DRs. J. B. WIssOA & VII. vases,
NO. 800. DENTISTS. NO. 800.

ITAVE moved their ohes % ooruer q $50,
II USIOE AND MAIN srEEsrs
where thaJ have Gued Up and fnrnishsdji fts.t-a
rooms suitable tJT the aco0rarnsfiaflou o -4A-AJ
hose who may favor them with their c1udfence and
having thrs located perah entity oder their professional
services IN The areut 6ranchs8 of Brntstfy pF1mis
.ng the public them Ia tha m5st skIirul aud
lu4clous manner, and IN every rrAs0na1ig warrant
satisf elton both 20 operations performed ana
charges for the sane Further than this wish to
h1i4 eui 10 inureuant Enafever % s-na-e ths public
o. draw them % eur once, - any exhibition o. Dental
specimens, or 11lpgEfflaus 10 d. cheap DeutfGrg
'st prizes as low eV-n liver than TIE very Lowest 20
o. by any otls4 msreresHn ston nf facts any way
whatever. Fether do We Eish any o. 10 mistake our
uas tFasaonl f1- taat of aaathsr. a. the bsins il
rlane and pace o. busiaess easily found. Oce Gamer
of Union and Yam, No. $40. h28-d tsaW
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CARRIAGE ~
MAN UFACTORY,

- AT orders FOR nsv work and repairing sttsassd
70 On the shortest notice. fei-Ifm
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He aid, aliuding 70 ihe dons,II = - rsc.
twenty niles already graded, -. !. s,,5j.
esus-T 70 be az work, and the 9 - 80
nj stand slili without being crussea NJ.
isrieIsiure 81 Texas, which had givenAs. - -
cent grants FOR services sne ehpssii,ssis "a
4. ,erformsd, and Il was thought sdRit 80
~ - .foeitholders together and lay q ..,,
- bsfore them. Shea be took the COZ fs,,',.
E, - sespir inqolred, but now Z has r .s,,1-
rs.i.s snd hs merit to stand before nc - -
800 80 ~ aid. End shs request 4 eo-o-
,s,~ssors . stted. AID tae fren .liiScs,
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Daily sppeaI.
seUTHEnN FAoIEso RAIlEo1o.

sEErrss OE THE sroeKao1Drrs AT 1ovIs-
vILEE.
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miscellaneous.
DRS. sPEEGEL q REISACH,
RESIDENT Physicians.
AND TIE zosr SUCCESSFUL
Cancer operators
IN THE woRLDI
Eight Years in Memphis.
Eight Years in Memphis.

TNFeRE the publo IN general that hey prepared
te treat 81 diseases BAT espeeHiy those which are
pronounced lne1rsbl nnd called oaTonie
Their treatment 0f Cancers s without aay rtya, ke-
fbsg viii BE- expelled fran TIE system with al
their roots and nbers, sny By cons utona treAsmen
Uiihout eaustira and without tbs knife
They sso treat vita success according 70 me most I'M
proved science or medicine IN Europe hheunHtimn,
nrsgia, Geut OphtheinlA, Fistna In Ane nerefua,
syphilis Dgspepsia ohrqno Dysentery, Torpid Liver,
GrEve Pits rzpsworn Piles Dropsy, Diseases OF the
skin BronchitG Oauaumpii6n all diseases Of the Bye
and Ear and Rive particular attention TO all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
HeFrsee who smieted With any Of the shove
diseases will be cured and and coed beard and
oomm0aaons while under treatment At the cseiors in
Urinary. III.
Fas dossa7s call attention q patience At distance,
that IL ey prepared % eonsut the doctors per-
seazhy By writing 70 hsm with an exact account Of AL
the Iympoms q the disease medicine viii be forwarded
~ 0oasuifine aoou., Ne s7s Naln street between
Union and Gayoio Itreets. Inhrmary Uuisn street
east Of bayou At Dr. 6piagel's private residence.
Dr. O. s1iegei haa, IN his tkirty years Braetse es-
poeialy ehrone diseases, cured them with the utmost
success Ne has In his postetson ever I'VE thousand
pAata herbs, barks ete, which he can rely upon 70
diseases which by the most successful prao-
ioners pronounced ineurabe.
He also makes Il bis ePpeeiai rractlee 10 treat an pri-
diseases with the utmost sRcsess Ia short time,
30 matter Of how lohf Standing nor OF what nature.
Ali Dr. epiegel asks from the AFFLICTED is fair trial
than all the reierense be viii give VIII be speedy cure
10 thems
Thousands Of testimonials, from TIE most reliable
souros. may Be seen at the doctor's once dsiS-em
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m arTearage
Been concluded; ;
to London, ano
ou. Mr. sew
IA then msds .
iis persons.i re-
terms s4@ ~
new 10 New Or
or ali Of IT, has'
upon she nstsef
hzt unless u
4wae ioei
.-rHcUu H.
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UNION STREET DEPOT,
Western Produce! F.!
BOILING, RIGGS & co
No. 9 un5on street.

LyAVz sand .na Tor sale s-gs lots o. Wszsra Pro
l. t1ca aad G-uCsrisz. elzaistlug o.
1000 bags L-ish Potatoes 30 1ris- CeDsutf
zo1 SACKS uni0usi 100 boxer CAssssj
so aEcks Corr
70 brs Fiour5 varig1s braEd.i
20 resms Wrapping PHpsri
30 doEsu huctetdi
100 nests Tubs, painted ard csdari
80 brls Whiakyi $50 brls Liusi
l51 pisces Power Len BasElng5
80 coils Rose
l00 sa-Ea Fi1zri 10 sszss 8iarch;
20 boxes Oysters, fresh PisEio1 sad s5ite5f
80 bsEss Sosps
100 aszss ruba q. nli slailuesf
50 bales Cotton lErasf
80 Kegs white Lstdi
- caruons f1dig1;
- hrls Dausstic wines AID Lisusra;
casks Imported brandyf
with great variety Of shsf gods, aubrsrinr Pie
Fruits, Autisrds, Biackng. Ma1ehes. a1aun1 aIrE-r
Pepper Clnaan1u, eiovua, Mace Alr-lcs PcE1es IA
BE SAT- in papers, Cotton Ccr3aEs CbzmpaEass Well
bukets B0sllsi Llsuors Wax Cau asgf Vsri5ss c11rs
ETC., etc.
Persons wishing "a rug5iy q JlrmssIrsE wiz elolcs
Groceries ECli 90 we % oali and szai1s tit slocE
noia
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PROTENHON Us.

CHOICE SUGAR CURED HAMS.
u DO BREAKFAsT BACON,
DO sHoEIDERss
PLAIN HiNS,
BACON SHOULDERS,
Is DO RIBBED SIDES,
DO CLEAR SIDES.
FAMILY PRIME NESS FORK, in barrels And II. bris.
Do CLHAR POLK, do do,
DO LAID, pFi ne kettle rendered, in barFsl1,
half barrels and s.,
CLEAR MISS AND 4. O. PORK,
BULK MATS, SHOULDERS, sIpES and HANS
EF-The above arc nov in STICK, aud win be kept
conftantly hand tnIoueh The season, from Whish
Hsfsis Grocers, Boat etores, Coast Orders and the
Trade generally, viii be suBplisd At rates By
FRANCIS WHIrTAKER, .
Packer and Provision kerehsut, seyenih and Carr
Streets 81. LSgss, No.
Refers % merchants Of Henphis, gsnsrali5 whe Do
pf0Fisios 1usiness. fsT-dsodsu
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JOE ETCHEV ARNE'S
GsHRDEsTsS,
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis,
Tenn,


One nils south from Court Square.
WE have a large let Of FRUIF TREES Of our evB
w Ereyth.
Fsssh trees stsuus and vigorous, Of the latest va
fteties.
AppIs irees, Of The best kind, for the South.
Pear irsss-A largs4bt Of dwarf and standard pear
tees.
Also Chsrry, Plum. Apricot, EeetsfiEeE, etc.
A splendid assortment Of large and handsome Ever
green's, Ruse5 and Green holEe plants
Anythinr In the nursery line always on hand
Plants rlararteed to order aud delivered anv par
the siiy free Of charge Orders from the country
uaited.
Persons In TIE country Wishing gardens made 70 or
der will BE- accommodated reasonable terms. We
employ none but tha best wcrkmen.
Orders through he poat-ohace b me viii receive
prompt sitention.
Zoe Eicsvarne having been IN France thls last Sum
mer has sdded largely iH the newest Roses Jspouieas
pshsias nacynfhs, Tuiips etc, slc. Also iu Ffult
frees Of rs choicest kinds all of which - VIZ sell a
ne Lowest prices FOR cash.
det-tapi tknquirerec
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j. GRIESHABER & BRO, !,
Cabinet Makers G Upholstererg
SUNDREEs.

S0n BOXES Popping Crackers.
OOO 1000 lbs. s. s. Almonds.
500 lbs Yilberts.
800 lba. Cream Nuts.
100 Bushels Fresh Neal.
I50 brls Raacett Prior Rsd and Jonain Apples.
$50 Pink Eye white and Red Eeshanis Potatoes.
500 KEGS Nails.
Sc dox BrOoms.
Also Sugar. Oonse, Aolasses Salt, WHISKY, Brandy
Champaign, Flsur, Lime, Oee ent, Starch, Wooden
Ware, etc, etc. Just received aud for sais Eby
FL0URNoY & CRAWFORD,
de3o-dsw No H. front rev.