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SOMETHING NEW
AND CURTAIN STORE

TsHE Undersigned having opened in the Carpet and
Curtain business il nov prepared % snow = ms
friends md ne public an entirely new stock az carpets
and curtain goods. Velvet, Tapestry brasseas super
and common Carpets, Rugs, Mais, Aatinss, c9@ Kat
tinzs. ETC SIX, Damask. Lace aad o1pmoh NuHalna,
Tas1els ICONS. bands. Picture Cords. Comics, etc Bun
and waite Holland Of different Wielhs5 sun Land
scapes and plain Shades, fiooT OH Ceias tIom = % =
faef -fse. FtnfIe \ Lyons' Sewing Machlnes, ne best
FAMILY sewing mzehine made, for from ebs % sisO he
hest of rorkmen on hand toeut, make and lay carpets,
4. n. ~GROsYERoRs
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Pr 3 copy Of "The Daily Giooe Tor fo1r m5ufhs....ss O.
Fer enc copy % "Ihe Congressional Glohe and Ap-
pen4iEs" during the session.. 90
Pr two osaies ditto, when ordered 1t TIE sane
uWes-- 500
Eoaitenaon wilbo paid 70 any order unless the money
accompany it.
BANK notes current IN the section OF country where a
subscriber resides, Wilb received AZ par. The Whale
Or any part Of asulscripuo1 maybe RENTED ia postage
staElps, which is preferable 70 any currency, except gold
or silver. JOHN O. RIvEs.
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Use EXtFacf Ruchu.

FROM whatever caure originating, and whether existinl
IN MALE Oh FEMALE.
Females, take ne more Pnlsi They are OF no avail fo
ra14rfrfn4e fnrfHaH- 20 III aa-
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TheChief Among Ten Thousand
DalleY'S Magical Pain Extractor

Has universally supplanted al other Olutmanu arc
H healing applications IN both the Eastern and west
eru Hemisphere, wherever introduced and its ilfrH-
SIC merit Is the true secret OF is success in oil cuidle-
Gus UeciiCngi whether the cause be GccifeHfo or disease.
r M AID
Are Instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and
Inflammation By a tiHely5 application o. this EGTUel
t9HS hecters a1d the rsshEt Is renewed a. n By 2
CHARM no bieuish OF sczrG remaining.
FRIEND OFITHE NURSERY.
Children sre frequentE sufferers from external
iuiuries, especially fropaE Fluid and Ccmphens Err
Pi0sioas-heref1re everyE l0ther should have this
healing preparation con- stanly a. sand. It hsuis
sore Breasts, and quickIyL removes the TETTER or
RlE8WORE, SO PreUd-E Tent in ths nurserg.
10 TRAVELLERS BTh SEA AND LAND.
The Aachiuists, the Tra.l veier, and every other IN
tiT-tual whose lot In Iifsaf throws him within the
chance 81 accident frsm5 explosion. freor couint n,
shoaid bear in mind that's this Magic Extractor is his
osst eHd ruiy friead liz Is b0th portable ard cheap.
and sh0ud ever be hiss c1mganion. e. 4 friend in
need. There are thou sands o. living witnesses
q testify to its marveIA lens virtue, who owe
their sound limbs andN muscles 10 its saving
encscy.
TIE ioiloWins are a few o. the leading discus To-
which DALLAT'S EAGII al PAIN EXTRAtIOF
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IaGranee svnodicaI College.


-DHEF oHrth Session u LaGranEe syn0dios1 College
Il opeacd or IRE f9th o. September, and isn0w in sue
cesFfu- pr Fress, under the following newly organised
FscultF.
1 yOsE X. wADDELs D. D. President Professor
o. sFued and Ancient Literature
2 JOHN B. GRAY, d. D., PTusessor o. Ethicss
Metnuhyla, Bellies Beures and History
, John p BLAKE n A. Professor o. Natural
phl1aouhV. CheueefrTr etc.
4 T.. ME1GB, N. A., Froiess1rc q MGihemat-
fz. Astrossmy, and Civil EugineerIng-
g. WILLIAM A. EAKIHs n. A. Adlunc Professor
Of LanguaEes ard HafbemEtlcs-
TuIrIoH HAIR payable az TIE upeninE Of the Session,
and ths otberlau1st d January 5000
Contingent bNI
Deposit for 100
Total Colage dues FOR ni1s mouths.....--s&Co
Board can b. oatainsd in the fanatics O. the most re-
ruectable citizens q the village Of LsGraure and lts VI
cinity- az prices varying from Sl2 1905 SIC % per month,
.5uelrding meals. lodging, flri aud wishing
le adrantaraf n tie 1-usffution are sBch ss eniiue
share o. puouc patronage, and these are eontn-
aHy becoming Ereater.
LuE HEa.NHa" aArAAH HH
Is bright. ei67 u09 uf Or being nov certain
me health. neral tzpe. ard religious pTiFleEes or
LsGrauge compare favorable With these cf any so1th-
weserr vilase. iris acces-ibleb T rallEnY from every
point 81 tha canrass.
For csfaiozuss apsg 70 the President, o @ any mem
f-h-r~F - FruIfv. taf-twag1ms
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S1aALL a FOUTF.

A 7 r n II VS..
rTAVE removed to the o1es over store Of \. csisere.
II north-sait corner o. Main and Union streets.
y. W. BROOKS, Attorney, will be found Al came
oalos g. that o. Small & Foute. deis-Im
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EnPA RTNFHsWTp
NOTICE!



kEmFHIs, January s, 1851.
A IL. SLAVES or o0lore1 persons travelling on the
a NENPHTB y CHARLESTON RAILROAD, un-
rooamranisd bg ogsers or agents, must be provided
win SPECIAL PERMIFS signed by owner OF agent.
cauutersiEnc5 and stamped BY the agent q the railroad
Ealflae the ticket. Pringd blank permits viii be fur
nished ~ ffcret SCENTS. which must De filled Up, stating
lie station 10 ard from which they are % travel.
owners travelling with slaves and not known . agents
and conductors, viii be requires 10 give aelldactory
a, ~ traln4- ". J. Ross,
tsToIw General superintendent
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Attachment Notice.


va I'm the Circuit Court Of shelby county,
T.. ". waits. ct Raleigh.
~ this cause atfachment was Issued By !. Horne, g
Justice o. he Peace, on he ist day Of December,
1850. and ne same was levied BY punishment, SUM
manInr ". x. bill and @. DlcEnan % answer tie
uIafnfiT z~oourdirg 10 law By the sheriff Of Shelby
oouurr. Therefore n is hereby ordered BY the CLERK
that pubUiasfiun Do made in The Memphis Appeal, a. the
law directs. requiring me defendant r " haitss 60
spgear 90 ne next term of said Circuit Court, e. BE- held
af the court house. iu kaleirh, or tle third Monday DO
January ueEt. then aul there, within the urst three
drvE Of sad term. plead. anrwer or defsud the action
thus c1uuanced; Cfhnrulse the cause VIII proceed
erparts. Done 81 omc7. December 8, 1880.
des-oswtw n. d. T. GTEWART CLERK.
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QUICKEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
TO
Little Rock, FOzt Smith, North
eTn Texas, New Mexico and
California;
TnE OVEREAND mAEL

WILL leave MEMPHIS, via Memphis and Little
w Rock railroad. every WEDNESDAY and sATUR-
DAY, atTA H., for the above points, making much
shorter time than any ether line.
AN EXPRESS MESSENGER
viii accompany each Train, and sI packages left Of the
ONCE Of Adams & Co.'s Express viii be promptly for
warded.
tickets can be procured at the office Of the Company.
Commercial Hotel.
J. R. ROBINSON,
my4-diy superiuteudent.
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New Marble Works,
south side Adams and Union sts..
BETWEEN MAIN AND SECOND,
NJ II M II HIS, TIE NJ NJ.
FISHER, AMIS & CO.,
nEALERs IN
HaESaF and american Marble
.H-OHtTnteElfs. TOBsbs, Head
Stone, yUaHfEes, HeGrfHs,
.F~ches, Table and
Counter Tops,

A I'D every variety Of AM STONE WORK
n dcrA 10 order ct TIE shortest notice.
- TO s-OUTHEREERs.
Tou. in the oourse % a year, send many thousands Of
d11ars, through sEeufs who are scattered al over the
south. ts c inciuuau- ST. Louis and eastern cities. for
Eartie, when you can be az well served 81 home for
ue sane Money. The most OF tlis goes % fEtteu and
paupsr aboiltaHists, AID Five them the means % run
a. ygur negroes, and annoy you IN various ways. II
you Eiu ell % our works on Adams and Union streets,
gdu have the advElfaEe Of seeing What you by. We
keep constantly on hand the best Italian and American
Mar5lH. flashed in the latest and finest STYLES northern
arsrtf statements 70 tie contrary notuithstandinE)
Our uorkmen czznot be surpassed by any. II our Eork
d1es not give en-re satisfaction, we are here a. home,
Were gur can call ani have any alteration made v0u
u-sh. IL rou eannot come send your orders, and they
ahau be- hlea promptly and satitfacturily. Come and
zee "a and save the nfteeu or twenty per cent paid to
arents % mrthern and n1rlh-res-ern manufsct0ries.
frg-zr FISHER. ANS & co.
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Its RemarEaBle rowers as a
Having Proved itself

were fully tested, and crowned with unprecedented sac
cess In every iusiGncR where lis virtues were tried
and lt might have been truly said that the good time
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Can use this strengthening Cordial for weakness or
aonach diseases Of any kiud. TO the msthsr, while
nursing these Biiiers are Indispensable. and more par
ucularly when the motheris n0urishmeut Is inadequate
70 The demands OF the child.
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themselves from a life q drunkenness to one q So
briefly, hese bistera viii mest efectually aissipate tie
morbid appetite for Etrong drinks, and restore both me
functions q The mind ana body 10 a losnd healthy con-
diticn, and viii set ike . charm in r-enovaiiug The syr-
ten, and drive away the Sick Headache. Nauspoue
Stomach and eli tae usual attendants q debauchery.
This only true and reiuYeuating Cordial, the Hiebfnad
Bttters. or Scotch Tonic, is sold and prepared from ths
orlgllal reclne. bV
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H-z-<- xa s@s-

The Pensacola letter writer OF the
Mobile Ne,rs gives the following III
teresting correspondence bttween Col.
Brown, commanding Fort Ptckens, and
Gen Bragg. It was written after the
figiatson Santa Rusa'
Toi. Byo,ca TO Gen Bragg.
HEAporARrERs, DEPARTMENT or FbeRiDA, |
Fort pickens October 9th, 1861
.S,r: | observe this morning, for the
first time, yellow dag, hoisted ever
large building, directly in front OF
my batteries. | also understand that
officers wives and children are in the
adjoining buildings. ! do not make
war on the sick women or children.
The buildings will necessarily be -ex-
posed to my fire, should there be q
and they are, besides,
subject under this flag TO I've used as a
protection to any Of your troops that
may be sheltered behind or before
them
/ therefore give you this notice,
that the sick, the women and the ch'l-
dren NAV be removed, SO that If fired
on, the responsibility may rest where
it belongs.
lam, very respectfully your oh'serv't,
(,Siaucd( Harry BEowN,
Colonel Commanding
.Brigadier General Braxton Bragg, com
man4ing troops near Pensacola
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YANKEES HARD MAsrERs.-A Sol

YANKEES HARD MAsrERs.-A South
ern cotemporary remarks that Yankees
make the hardest masters of slaves in
the South. This is undoubtedly true.
They are the hardest employers Of
white wofkmen, and they expect to
get as much labor from slave as they
have forced from the necessities of
white men. No SYSTEM Of slavery in
the world, that we have any knowledge
Of, is as harsh, inhuman and cruel as
that which prevails in the Yankee mer-
chant marine. The scenes Of horror
that are of constant occurrence in
Yankee vessels have caused the whole
civilized world to- stand aghast. For
years before the present rupture, the
English journals were filled with ac-
counts ofcruelties and murders prac-
ticed upon American seamen in the
various lines Of packets and freight
ships trading between the. North and
England The subject was brought to
he attention Of Parliament, and the in
quiry was anxiohs1y pressed whether
measure could not be adopted by the
United States Government and Courts,
In conjunction with those of Great
Britain, to put a stop to the crying
evil. American vessels. on more distant
and less frequented highways Of the
sea were probably disgraced by
scenes even more shocking than those
Which have rendered the Northern
and liverpool lines little better than
'h5ating ta1's." The South American,
California aud F'hina tradh can each u
taln Of blood and misery unfold, which
viii never be fully known till the IasU
day. 1t is the constant practice of ship,
masters to cntiee men to sign Their
ship appdrs while perfectly drunk, and
then, once out of sight of land, they
beat them to their duty, knock them
down with marling spikes upon the
slightest provOcation whip them till
the decks are red with blood, and the
poor wretches often jump overheard to
find in death their only relief from in
humanity. No wonder that they make
hard masters Of the African, and that
Trey comnft eruelties and excesses in
this wicked invasion, unkown, il civil
Ilznd warLare. = RleLm2Ad Dipaleh.
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Fort Jacltsons October 7.-At noon,

Fort Jackson, October 7.-At noon,
to-day. the jackson, Capt Gwathmey,
going down the 2 W. Pass, met two
H. s. n. steamers, one supposed to be
a new gunboat. and the other the
South Carolina At the head Of the
Passes they stopped meeting the Ivy,
and opened upon us with their long
range guns The shot ~iell thiekly
around our steamers. the Ivy returning
the fire: those of the Jackson not being
able to reach the enemy, she retired
The Ivy continued the fire, unti,
the enemy's vessels hauled off and
stood down the S. Y, Pass, the Ivy
following, to watch their move
ments.
One she'll of the Ivy, during the en-
gagement, burst under the bow OF the
large steamer. and another under that
of the small ono.
a The Ivy returned and anchored at
the head Of the Passes. 1i
a Richmond, October ls.-The " ar
Departmentlyesterda received infor-
nation TO the effect that the enemy
was moving from Leesburg to a point
near Manchester. Passengers arriving
to-day report our army falling back to
Fairfax and advancing to Centrevile,
burning Fairfax Cou, thouse The De-
partment has no information to that
effect. The Acting Secretary of War
thinks that the movement is probably
made for strategic reasons It is report
ed that 20 rifled cannon and 500 artii-
lcrv horses had been landed at Fort
ress Monroe.
Richmond, October 1S--fhe army
Of the Potomac fell back from Fairfax
on Tuesday night, between twelve
o'clock and daylight The movement
was we'll regulated, cXpedjtLous and
orderly. # tha object was tp obtain a
better position. il Is / d,,rilyd ,aege ss.
B lievlug Mcclellan to be aoou5 to
attack. Johnston selected his own
round
1ur pickets hold Fairfax. The resi-
s have all retired,
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Gen. Bragg % Col. Broifa-

HEApouARrERs TRoops G. 5,
Near Pensacola, Fla, Oct. io, 1901
ST.: received, late last evening,
our communication OF that date WIN
rofound astonishment. The building,
n which YOU had for the first time OBJ
e,ved yellow flag has been well
hown to you and to all your com
nnd, as we'll as the United States
navy, as the military hospital OF this
sttion. and now used for that purpose.
Dealing with one who had been an
ole brother soldier of high reputation,
ha, hoped that our intercourse ana
coodNct In tue hostile attitude II which
we are placed would be marked by all
the courtcsies and amenities OF c'vlllz
But it seems from YOU
~, ,t,,,unicatiap tbat W clam tn'
e''haN""'A Significant Snii, -
'f look with . tb5rl person, brown
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" fhen it wasst reeohllhehae loy
Y aeo.ton brot and thc sovarnor'
: ,s3e nte-sal 4 retain their crops
! + rcspsc plantations u was
~, I'D thai government or iae-
h,twould rhs at least some ad-
ssVns; but his expectation they
i been dipoiuted. How they
3M ao nav the taxes aud procure
Vepork. is mystery not easily
* ed. The hphis Avalanche says
n blsnters che south, with that
!, neutrality-suspicious. which has
II nptcd aa to coup regiments
4 ahe souths ,heir own private ez-
4s No. and vsntcer themselves as
Y hates in tsranbs, have subscribed S
Arge portm Of their crops e a
Ii n to the confederate government =
t1shrnish itrith basis o. ere0. on
4 laich to rais means for 'l'e piO'So'
ln of the var,
s,A But they dnd themselves now az a."
~ to provide clothing anu o'er
D Inssarics cr their servants I'D
= klics. In conformity with the. b, p0-
r tef the gorcrnment, they viii. -, nep ;
'se Their plntatious the ports' !, ! !
a'e ft eastq, crops not suoscr'ast' ;snt Dr, an
s1Isaelkeu to market might pr, pr,
? II 1fS''Ssss aplies they need. '.ss = g"s' !
n. luI ,aJsnsets they are s'r''nsa I',,hor
eta SpS,searN necessaries' w'''U' mnL
ssf'ss sns prSSiA dependent On the" mus
tan.of es sa6tto actual suffering I, | ~
eripr ,rlis, il yaase circumstances It's ~, n,
!, ,orSern lord ne apse Confederate sre,, ,tns
h ofshe u,snsyvhat aid II can V u s''i !
,riblsraiD heRing every sao,''e !, aeoa
". Tvo reg tlNrtn sustain III - = ;,
7ithoa any suggest L purchase the u
fell, ,pmpI& sop 1anters. at an
s andblasts Il te, sor nound. paying
c strek down / IT, which could VS.
all q relial .,s q W. Nv ink that itg' ''
e flldwith ,Ak. .'.u . - itself, 5ceer
red r,5 ls',ar y q = : 'aasyreat relief Of q '
nigaA Number y sS0f,"s ,.,ros,ea. am
e foannabIe to wa as s.ss .ssss<,,. eeasliv
lght y camp eplah''s -. Aher
wisa that the Wig TO
q lcofo*n npon that
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AVIS AUX FUNEUR3
DE TABAC EACIEE.

~ I@A41ttI IiIALIIIF.
I Z Soussignc informe rcsp"ctueasemss1
II McssieaTs les Marchands dc la vile ct HeN
Ia campagne ct tous les consommateurs Gu
general quill Went d'ajoutcr sa manufac-
turc de TABAC I'm POUDRE, don't lea
Produits Iui ont yalu pne medaillc dor
FExPostion uniyerselle dc Paris, en- 1855 Ia
fabrication de TABACS A TUNER de
toute nature, quill garantit etre aussi bona
pour le moins, que ceux des maisons les plus
en- renom, ct, en- outre, Parfaitement pIrS~sss
agrsables an gout.
Depot general ct debit son magasin No.
lG, rue 3tLouis.
Manufacture MeDonoghvile, lie.
A pBLPTT,
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fEAtrHl!-Tha hsaIth Of Avoyallps
was never worse than it's at this time,
frein vervvquarter we hear of fevers.
Every house almost has its afflicted
inmates. The ftvers toe. do not seem
to Weld to the usual rrmidies, but con
tinue from. three to ten; fifteen and
twcnty days, with only occasional
carnations in their fcrvor There have
been several deaths resulting from
them, and amon4 tliem good aud vain
able citizens. Those who have been
ohservant Of tn health of the parish
for period Of thirty five years, lave
informed MS that they have r5vcf scBn
sa mitch sickness in any season Al
though the vtls are often, (anl we
may cay generality, cry obstinate
in their resistance to medical treat
ment, yet; they present no other
Unusual phenomena, and are under
stood by the profession. It is to be
hoped that tie bright, cool, and brac-
ing weather with which we have been
favored during the present week, may
disipate all the cause of sickness a.
mong Us and leave the people in The
H 9
enjoyment vf good health again.
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Academic.
Commeroiale, ClaEEique ct
Mathematiqtte
DES HIT0 c I Il Is,

Eette institution reinforcement etablic'par
ie saussigha est aetueemtnt preparse |, rece-
yoir desPenstonHafrPs et EIternes
line batisse spaciause, commandant une
vue etpftlnp de- Ii vile. un terrain waste pour
les reereations. sombfage d arbrea. en- Torment
unp retraite de vile CT eanpagne toat a Ia
feis.
Il svstetiie egouvet'Hemcnt lie l'institution
sefit stFietenent medere ct paternel aueane
puhition enrporelle ne sera infligee. ..-
Dams Il cas- on les eeves dcviendraient de
sobeissants on ol}stines, lis seraent iHimedia4
tenent GLASSES.
L'annec scoIaire commence le II Janyier
1861 ct fnira all mois de Novenlbre de cha
que aimee Les vacances dureront deux mois
Ell pourront etre passees dams Institution.
m0ycnnant Ia somme de 81 500 par mois, Les
eltves sorunt recus q nimporte duelle epoque.
i1las pas pour me periodic moindre de eng
mos. excepta par eonsentement mutuel.
Aucune deduction ne sera faite pour alb
senee excepte dams mn cas- de maadie pro'oh-
gee. lie cours Education oomprendra tout
ce qui est enseigne dams les PRINCIPALEs ms
TIrUTIoS Or stB
La Htst9ne. ls dessin. les iirres ct fournittt-
RS. aillsl 'lde ies aePeiises pour 4ncdeeiaeS oa
ltdcciHs, seront payes part. s.
s@5a CoNDtrroNs.
Pension ct Education " compris lie bios dc
lit, layageret racepmqdage par session $l60.
Chaque pensiohnaife doit avor sou lit,
aiiisi que habillelncns d'hiter ct d dEte, G
chemises, paires de bas 8 serviettes 2paires
souIiers ou bottes. uu verre une cuilliere, four-
ehette ct cotteau, un peignd brosse tete ct
cirage. s
Tout le linge devra etre marque avec lie
nom en- plein. ..-.--.-.-.--...
r. r. FITZGERALD
Principal ct Proprietaire.
REFERESfFE
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VICTOR DUR AND
Rue DU Front
Anclen Emp placement Cloutier ct Prudhommc,

Mes clients
alon IMMENSE de afaes laccunuaion
mareandlses Ja ranspoe lendo cidus
n consequence Get adage conu COMTAN
precedent
convaincre puis ere Ia
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AU CORSET DOR. q.
", R Es " I, a. ca II u !,

No. IS. rue de Chartrcs, au premier,
A NNoNGE aux marcbands, que par suite
"A Heterogeneous pfis en- Europe, il rece-
vra CONSIGNMENT un superbe ct grand assor-
timent de ceEsets de tous genres ct de
toute qualite, qu'il livrefa q dies prix plus
avantageux que ,ceux de New York.
V. Pretat, faisant une specialize du corset
depuis nopnhre d'annees, offre aux marchands
des ayantages qu'ils ne trouyeront nulle part;
il les prize de youloir bien lhonorer de leur
viste avant dacheter ailleurs.
@ e sCORSETS. . s.
Reeu par les derniers arrivages d'Europe
IN compet assortment de corsets nouveaux
apprl6s Cei1Hure R6pence, article de haute
nouveaute parisienne, q yendre en- grog seule-
ment.
Un lot de jupes franqaise, hauto nouyeant@,
en- erin ct mouseinc.
Tn assortment de corsets dun tissu tout
jour, dit CORSET ORIENTAL fait expresse-
ment pour la maison V. Pretat.
Bay les ortlres de la campagne seront
eIhplis. syse ponctualite
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planters would be reasonable securit
Tor their redemption. To convcr
these notes into a permanent loan
according to the stipulations of tn,
subscription, it night be provided
Chat they should be redeemable i,
Confederate bonds on the delivery 0
the cotton to the government.
The holders of the notes would b,
subjected to no loss, as on the sue
cessful termination of the present
Struggle Of the south for indepeh
dence, Of which there cannot be i,
reasonable doubt, the bonds of In,
government would be in Active
mand by the capitalists of the dc. bt
as safe and profitable ] igp 3 porld, &C
But if the south shsh shlavestment.- ii
fnL It will mai aas,d be unsuccess- OF
holders of fNtar but little to the u
~ va'a5he notes that they are Of Pa'
ad8e, as all property in that event Y
kelly to be engulphed Ii common a. a.
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v All persons I'M to the
sCHIToCHEs UNKeither as
sribers, or for notics judicial
artissements, are reqRsi to come
fard and settle imm miisly. We
dke very mHeh to bekvs asking
odcbtors for monet NJ being
o;ed to comply with purwn obli-
g,ns, we find eursel y ,der the
prul necessity Of ahgtowafds
ors with the same rigsf ut others
ind to act towards MS
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r Advertisements Il the Union
.H'uesday evening, vii sbe publisbe
ID the ensuing week.
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sons desiring to advertisements,
rrive notice thereof att of1ice Other
whey will be continued charged fnr
uexpressly forbidden.
Job work will be donkafter. unless
thy can be had on deliv