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FORTRESS MONROE, July 23.-Ths Union
prisoners who arrived here yesterday on the
steamboat Kennebeck, were from Richmond,
and viii al remain in the hospitals at and near
this place for the present There are shout 300
Of them, and most Of them are doing we'll
They say they were very well treated by the
rebels, while in prison, only they were closely
confined and their food was bad but this was
not so much from design as from necessity
They say our surgeons ct Richmond il self
sacrificing spirit toward our sick and wounded
prisoners, went wherever they were sent, and
remained with them in prison, taking the great
est care Of them both day and night.
Union troops are slmost daily arriving at this
place, making very short stay, and then pass
ing up James river to join Mcclellan or Buni-
sidafs division
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GEN. VAN DORN's ADDRESS.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT S. Mss. & E. La,
NICKsBURG, July 4, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT S. MISS & z. La,
NICKsBURG, July 4, 1902
To the People Of Louisiana aud Mississippi:
ETDU viii see 10y General order no. TO- from these
II Leadguarters, that the District Commanders have
directed assemble together 10 camps Of iustrle
ton and organize al the troops that be raised in
tLis Department They have also been directed ta ap
point the necessary officers for tlat purpose, subject TO
The approval Of the President.
TcaTues;ly appeal you TO respond to their call
The object is the defense of your homes be ONES
brave people Iss citizens Of yicksburg have given
you example of what heroic people may accom-
psb when thsy truly patriotic and brave
Victory once more sits smiling in the folds Of our long
dropping bsnners,he enemy have been driven back In
Nirgna-he has withdrawn his forces from Charleston
hsr5or TO defend his cGpitss puzzled what TO do in
North Mississippi and Tennessee, and is still bafied at
Nicksburg. The river Is not yet HIS Cne effort
one more determined blow and we free
CSignei) EARL VAN DORM,
OficiaI Major-Geuersl.
n NJ EIM1IEI, Major and a. a. c.
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are ignorant. It is sufficient that he was arrest
ed and has been remanded to the military prison
at st. Louis to await bis trial
One OF the most important facts developed
BY the career Of this man Burroughs. while
here, is the existence Of secession saHtiusrtg In
a large extent in Chicago. We are not at Ibersv
to publish these developments farther tban s1s
general fact that secessionists are abundant
that ho found many ard willing TO lend hin
their aid that he selected agents for the traDs-
action Of future business, and that be attended
meetings. Of sscessionists. These men are now
well known 10 the authorities and in future their
plottings viii be thwarted
Burroughs wife, now living IN Memphis is
loyal woman, although Burroughs himself de-
MES it. A letter received from Der by Mrs.
Wemple, since her husband lefJ the South. how
ever, conclGsivelY proves it. bIr. ". desires Us
to state that his h0me is at her service and tina.
he hopes the authorities may lend her such aid
as may be necessary to bring her here, Tor
which, her relatives viii feel very grateful
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DISTRICT OF THE MIsSISSIPPL

General Order No. rs.
HEADQUARTERS.
VICEsBURG July IS, Is62
COMMANDING officers si al partisan t-Cops IN this
- District viii without delay, report 10 the com
ma1drE 0fser Of The sob dzt5ist I'm which they may
be seFving snd viii IN all strictly Cbsy their or
ders They subject 70 the same rules acd resu.s
tlonB other soldiers Timely notcs will be gwen the
different partsa commander, 20 comply with tbs Ct
der, when those falling Go 30 viii be cea.t with IL
acc3T6snce with the rules ana articles Of war
BY order CT Hsj-CSan. EARL VAS DORM.
r. h. ELNMEL-
t-aaOo- Mir md A a. E--.ral.
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HEAnQ'Rs DEPT. OF MISS. & r. la
nrrraras-rsr TIL Z lIrn

HEAnQRs DEPT. OF MISS & T. La
NICKsBUBG. July 4, 1862 5
z HEREAFTER no passports viii be granted 70 per
sons 70 come 20 Hicysburg, except to those connect
ed with the army, citizens who may have public
business with the army urgent private business which
must be satisfactory 20 the Provost Marshal All per
sons arriving in Ncksburg required TO report imme
dately 20 Gen. n. l. Smith.
II Hereafter, persons residing in districts over which
martial law has been proclaimed who not connected
with the army. viii not be permitted to wear military
clothing Of any description on pain Of imprisonment OF
fine.
III Provost Marshals strictly charged with the
enforcement of this order.
BY order Of Major General Earl Van Dorm.
d. u. KIMMEL,
jyI9lm Major and A. a. G.
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Eg-A scouting party Of the Indiana cavalry
are reported at Fredericksburg, TO have fallen in
to ambuscade few miles from the place, and
only one out of seventy came back TO camp
Forty men Of Gen. Hatchs are reported to have
been captured by the enemy at the Orange
court house, where they wers Forging.
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California.

SAN Francisco, July 23.-Trade generally
Cat; Drills 1Sc. Domesties scarce and firm.
Tobacco 81. Hides S1l. Wool scarce and
firm. Butter 25c. Crushed Sugar 723c. Gro
ceriss dull Whisky and domestic spirits 14e.
Wheat 81 50-new crop abundant The heavy
discount on exchange is diseoursging exports to
New York
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BY MCLANAHAN & DILL.
MILITARY ORDERS.
OPTICAL
HEApoUARTEBS-lsT DISTRICT, DEPART
MTNT No l.

HEAILDAhEEb6- DlSLhlCAr DEEAht-1
MENT No. l.
TAEGTPAHO. La. Jolly Il b. 1862. }
Gen eral Orders No. =.
THE co SCRIPT5 in 'he parishes Of Esst and
. West Felie2aa and East BS:cl Rouge, viii Assem-
bic without delay at Olive B-aach, near Clinton ard
report to Co. Preston Pond, commanding camp Cf In
strucion
Il The conscripts in the parishes o. St Helena and
Washington wll assemble without delay a. ngipsbO
and report 70 Ldeut-C Col Sam Boyd commanding.
III Tbs Conseripts IN the parishes Of St. Psuuapy
and Livrgston viii assemble without de sy AZ POneha-
tculs az a camp ot instruction, and report to Captain
McRsa
~. The Coomandlng General IS Psured that ra-y
who come under the provisions Of tGs consc-ipt law
hsve nos hsd The opportunity of eompiianes win ats
requirements, sud now that csnpJ OF Instruction ore
specially ds-igna-ed under competent commanders,
they VIII repair 10 them at and place themselves
in the trout ranks Of their o5untsy's defenders.
v T. however, from uufOrsesn cigCumE a1ces, the eL
aordnsry spectacle should present itself TO the eyes
Of the world that citizen soldiers o. Louisiana ft TO
rally voluntarily ths defense Cf heir liberties EGd
h-eilsS Dsndsrs Of tro0ps, provost msrshals Of
parishes ofsc IS Of The militia civil magistrates and
81 other civil officers ericued taks prompt
scve measures 70 enable delnqusEts 30 resch their
respective 8ncsrHf meltS.
Ey commend OF B3g-Gen SUGGLEs.
L d. SABDIDaE, G. s. A,
iy9S 2aw4w A A A. and Inspector General
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MEYTR RACT. :,

SUB BDI,TRiCT OF Ms.)
STSSIPPI
KEAR ABBEvuLE. Mss, July % ls62-
S0ecsQF Orders sEi0s rs.
AUTHORITY il hereby granted 30 Capt. J. q.
Bsreniins TO muster into tte service of TIE Cen.
fsderste Statss Battalion OF % psrtisan Rangers"
BY cr5er Of Brissdier General vILLETIGUE
KIAILOCH FALCONER
iuQS9u- Csptsin and A. A5iutsut- Gese al
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nothing but screen of pickets ID front; and he
thought that now our great triumph was to
come off. His men sprang into line with avidi-
ty, prepared to rush into Richmond and take it
at the point of the bayonet. He never dis
covered his error until he saw million and .
half dellars' worth of property burned in front
of his regiment, and then he began to think
that an advance upon Richmond was not in
tended. And it was not We had been at work
there and had lost ten thousand men in digging
intrenchments; we had spent months in bring
ing up siege guns, and we abandoned those IL
irenchments without firing one gun. Our army
was ordered to advance on the gunbosts instead
of on Richmond. This colonel told me that his
regimenet fought three days and whipped the
enemy eack day, and retreated each night. The
left wing and center were untouched until they
were ordered to retreat No portion Of our vast
force had been fought except the right wing
under Porter, and they whipped the enemy the
first day
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YANKEES AT BEAVER DANA body OF
Yankee cavalry made their appearance at Beaver
Dam depot, on the Central road, at an early
hour yesterday morning, where they tore up the
railroad track for short distance and burnt the
bridge. The train which left this city on the
Central road yesterday morning, had to return
in consequence, bringing all the passenger:
back We learn that Immediately upon the
intelligence of the raid being received in this
city, dispatch was sent notifying the conductor
on the dOwn-train, so as to prevent its falling
into the hands of the enemy.-RiehmoHd Wig
] 21si
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Tiae Officers Captured at MHFfreos bore
Snrna of the nhicers cantnrad at Mnrfreasboro

Some of the officers captured at MurfreesbOro'
by Gen Forrest, reached this city yesterday
morning at O'Clock, and left on the Augusta
train at o'clock for their prison at Madison,
there 10 remain until exchanged. Among them
was Gen T. CrittendeR. We were much disap-
pointed in the verifying of the report, that the
Gen Crittenden was not Tom. Crittenden, Of
Kentucky We would give two Indiana Crit
tendens for Kentucky Tom-nOt that we be-
ieve there is more valor in the latter than the
former, but because the latter is a doublydyed
traitor, who deceived aud basely betrayed his
friends The Gen. Crittenden captured is from
Indiana, and is, we learn, relative of the weak
old traitor, John J. Cnttenden, once the pride OF
old kentucky" but now there are none Of her
true sons 50 poor as to do him reverence y
AilaRtq IHteliigeAcer.
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Washington Cor. of the Cincinnati Commercially
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Great difference of
opinion prevails as to the probable complexion
Of the next Congress. Well informed observers,
who have lately been among the people, think
all party lines pretty much obiterated, and the
loud and earnest demand for a more speedy and
stringent prosecution Of the war will swallow
up every other issue. They say not single
dough-face, or sympsthizer, or opponent Of con-
fscalioIrcau be reelected.
Or the other hand, some politicians profess to
see signs Of great Democratic revival Their
real programme is to go before the people on
the weakness and inefficiency Of the administra-
tion in prosecuting the war; together with the
condition it has developed, and ignoring their
old Southern prOclivities during the canvass, to
outrun the Republicans on the war path, and
elect msiority in the House. This done they
viii turn round and attempt to coerce a peace
by embarrassing other departments Of tho gov
eminent until they have carried a compromise
satisfactory to their Southern brethren. The
game is q shrewd one, but viii itwinl
The stampede of ccntrabands from Freder-
icksburg and parts adjacent, continues inces-
SAINT. What to do with them is becoming q
source of embarrassment, and the President Is
already engaged in considering the best method
Of rendering practical the emigration power
vested in him by the recent act of Congress,
through governments possessing the West India
Colonies.
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General Order No. 2.

Z. D sANDIDGE, C. S. A, A A. A and Inspector
Csna-si is2q Qtsw9v
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Dl nm.


WARD auTIrRs.s som s. Fl 4. a. a. WI ~
y. me 81. Hunsr. Of this city. In the 10Th year
The ffisnds ard aeoun,n4.rce. ~ the fam.
~ are invited to ate nd his fyns raj. nom the
Dsoso ssfeet kethodiss Church, this (Akoa-
osv( AFTERNOON At ; o'clock.
.. ~ deceased vas among the FIRST 70 enlist
20 tne virginia Life ard. ana whiis health
Isnsih0u, was z.alcus In the service OF hts
GO un'ry He was a young man OF excelIs Is
uaIta or Character, enjoying the respect and
es'etm OF all who knew him. and many will
MOURN On learning the tidings of his untir.e-
AZ the residence Of her son. Philip Il. Price.
on Friday. January >, hirs. ELiZ ibETH ..
fn! T. n the 65 tn year Of her sge
Inc friends and relatives are Invited to at
seno her funera1, this morning At II O'Clock,
rom the United Presbyterian Church
VI typhoid pneumonia, at the res;dencs Of
snnday morning, 5.h, At half-past o clock,
Mics kEBEUUA FRANKS. IN the 18th year
Of her ago.
Her fsneral will taks pace from Leigh
street Church 70 day. ats r. n: Her friends
are invited TO attend.
On Sunday morning, at the residence IF
her brother, James n Gardner. Nlrs PHEBE
ANN MERiWETHER, wife OF DR.. VIM. u.
msTiwether, Of Albemsrle county.
Her funeral Will takp place ut the Monu.
mental ChnIch on Tue sday, the TN inst At
O'Clock r. n. The friends CT the families
are In vsted to attend 2tE
On Saturday evening, the 4.h inst WILL
SONIA PARK PETEkS. daughter Of Will
son and anetta w. teters, aRed IL ears.
he fu era1 will be preached at the resi-
dence OK Lsr father. corner OF Gary and LIST
streets, on Tuesday morning, At ii o'cioc X,
by the Rev. DR.. Hogs. The frienos and ac-
quatntanoes Of the family are invited to at.
tapd.
On Sunday, tha 6th inst after a short Ill.
ness, ARTHUR j., son of samuel nj. and
Sarah 4. Buchanan, aged II months aud 3
days.
Ihs friends Of the family are invited to
attend his funeral on Tuesday, at u O'Clock,
at Leigh street Baptist 'hurch.
Peters burg papers please copy.
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The city Was ful Of rum ors yesterday re-
la,inr 10 the incursions Of TIE enemy IN
western Virginia; but we could gather
nothing from Official sour oes la confirmation
Of the reports. Our advices from Allegheny
Mountain are as late ~ J nuary LIST, At
which time ali was quiet In tn At nefEh6or'
hood. We learn that Colonel johnson say
he can hold his position, bur nppreheiias
some danger that his supplies may De CUT on
by the enemy getting ia his rear
The repors from the Peninsula inform IN
that the enemy HAS been threatening de-
moustrAtion In that direction; that our lower
pickeu have been driven in, and that Ii large
body of Fedsrais advanced upon Bethel
burning such property az remained there
There is doubtless some reason 10 believe
that AL attack upon Gen. Magrpdsr's Iiass IL
In con trmp lAtion.
a dispatch has been received from Gen.
Lee, alta ting that the enemy has Lett the main.
land and gone back TO Port Royal Island.-
The Yankee demonstration upon our coas,
thus far amounts to nothing, comparatively,
wbiie vessels from foreign ports contin 40 70
slude The blockade and arrive in safety.
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TELE3RAPHIO NEWS
--------~>-----------~~-----
ooH1xDx1Ar1 VICTORY N A1xAunAe.
OPoTIIEYLOUOLO'S ARMY cOnpLErEIy
HRAYY Loss OF THE ENRMY.

MEnr Hfs, an S.-A dispatch has been re-
ceived from Little Rock. Ark, containing
Official information that Col. James McIn.
toeh, In command Of four regimen t., had q
night with tAs forces under Opothieyohoio
the Indian chi~f. about seventy i've miies
northwest Ct Fort aipscn. on tbs 70 h Of Do.
csmesr. The nSht lasted four hours, ana re-.
suited In the total roat Of the enemy, y no
Lost 2o In killed. wounded, and missine-loo
were taken prisoners. The Confedsrats los.
was II killed and 70 wounded. Col. Mcfn.
sosh was s'fli pursuing oposhlsy oholo, and
the latter was nee,ng 10 Kansas.
The Coufsdsratss captured large number
OF wagons. loo horses, &c.
trhs news in the above dispatch ~ sub
ssAnhai'y conarmed By dispatches to the
Government here
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Southern Literature.

Book making h Is com m ed in the South.
under disadyan -ageous circumstances, 1t is
true but with the prestige Of sue .ess that gives
brilliant promise for the future. We have
lately had occasion to notice some ev,deu ces
ofiss vigorous progress, and the pans OF ready
writer's are still busiiy employ ed In treasur-
ing up thoughts for the eniigh tenmsut or
Amusement Of those who are not yet too old,
or too self con ceited, to be benefited thereby.
West Johnston, the Richmond publishers,
have now in press a new work, written by
the Rev. H. w. billiard, of Alabama, en-.
titled De We're; a story for Plebes and Pa.
tricians" The characters are drawn from
Southern life, and the public may expect
from Mr.. billiards brilliant pen q produc-
tiou Of no ordinary in terest
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The ShiG plaster Evi No specie to la
Had.


Some months ago, when the banks srs
psndsi spscio payment, the community was
suddenly flooded with bill, representing
money, issued by parties res ponsioie and ir.
Responsible, generally upon very poor paper.
and the people were forced to receive them
fcr want OF a better small currency In the or.
diGary transac lions OF business. Had the
Practice been estrIcted 10 the issue OF notes
oy persons or iustituti ons comp tent to re-
deem iheir promises 1t would have been
borLe wItn patience, notwithstanding its ill.,
legally; bui myriads OF little rags vera
thrust upon them, b ,sed upon no Substantial
Foundation, and the lice and frogs OF Egvot
were scarcely more offensive than The NM.
snnce thus created in our midst Altar =.
1oHg period of delay, the Grand Juries tool. IN.
matter ny, and tie hopes OF the peo pie began In
revive. A long string OF indictments a two
different courts, were he III up to the public
gaze, aud some OF Us We're verdant euCush To
suppose tina t the shinpiaster evil would
theAcefor ard be restricted to reasonable
BOUNDS lime has rolled on, but up 10 this
day no further steps have been taken, and
the circulation OF ragged and worth ices ps-
per has Increased Father than diminished-
In one Court it Was suddenly discovered ,aat
the Indictments were null. III CONSEQUENCE of
the disqualification Of u Grand Juror, ard
the whole work had to be- gone over with
again. Itis to be hoped that The Legislature
VIII authorize Tie banks TO iss u tac .ional
parts OF dollar notes. and legalizs tie iss ues
OF the corporation Ut Richmond. BY this
means, and by the pr ompt enforcement OF
the law against ilieg Il bankio 6, we may find
relief from present evils. and at the same
time have II safe and convenient currency.
There is but little encouragement 10 hope for
any circulation Of specie when even the
banks pay out postage Stamps for change If q
cheque happens to call for dollars and cents.
Z Ialy these are remarkable times.
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II RICHMOND, VI. anna.

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h AuUsr lase 80 - e~d oy1pfp ~ sivaaos ~
n - oouoA - exfertSo - maAn eeOo e.n
year. - Mnes elsel~g ~ srdrs hosA Aavs -
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Asa1ps. bas ,, suAiss1 sAe eplssonts AsssasU ahM
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nslag s4w ahsss - ssnsisss ~ 1-s.v<sy u sar
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ln1uro awnvpsy.
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- - 49, os1esA21ys . nv ~ ~ -, fGHoxo
tN(W n t0fee0A 49, eoDa 0to1nF Ne -
80 A46M A&44 ~ ~ ~ - So ~ No.
60 ee 80 saaSsI$ = -
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FUNERAL EUTICE.-1he funeral Of
ST.. Alt XANoER HILL, who died at
his late residence On Broad street, So turdsy
night last, a. half past eight O'Clock, will
sake place at Rev. Or Reads Church on
franklin street; this lMonday) afternoon ut
O'Clock.
A iruer friend, a more kind, devoted hus-
oand, or indulgent, loving father, never
lived
The friends Of the deceased and his family
are cordially invited to attend
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Kifbmonb gispattb.
=;:.ovnXY nU7rlNo........JAr ., lsss


u,p Josx HKsPx,LL. Of Texas, member
-. ~. Provisional Congress Of the Ocnfsde.
-. states, disd At tho Ballard House In this
.,,r ON saturday morning last, Of typhoid
.,,,.uuouia. Judge Hsmphi'l was formerly
. member of the united States senate, to
-,toh he was elected. five remember rightly.
=. The successor of Gen. Houston. Suitable
su,osies to his memory will be pronounced
An the Provisional Congress. where his vtr-
tuss and hts talents were properly apprecia-
ted. Congress adjourned on the announce
meut OF his death, aud the fiags on the pubic
hu,ldiues were displayed at half mat.
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~ JAAxS n. rIYLOR 4 son. IUcrS.
A1!p Ey Ov =. M, r,,,

TNHIRTYTHREE ACRES or LAND. ON
the Williamsburg Stage Road, ct aus,.ou -
DAT. the 9Th day Of January, lsea Chat bslna
Oour -dsy) c-mmsneing ~ II o'clrck L., thirty.
three aeres Of land, On the will .usbure 9.ses
Road, Her REQ e,uo y. about b mile nom ks
the York ktvs' Railroad. adjoining The iassAs 81
Samuel prsdlsy's children, Polly Shum W. p.
Hord. and oth"ss The iuprovamor - onnssss e
. .uta dwell! R.Hou and savera, cu&hoasss
TERMS Ous-shird Gosh. The balance q cad
10 moutbs, for negotiable uotss, viii t,tsrsss
add'd. and SECURED b. . tr~ss decd
Ae - jas. n. TAvIsoR 4 spN. Aur~s.
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kepOrted Arrival or Arm

heported Arrival OF Arms, &c.
M" oAiEAxs, jan. A british steamer
nas arrived In Confederate port which
brings q large quantity Of mpnirous Of war
and other valuable articles.
las nothing coLlrmatory of the above
dispatch has been received in Official quar-.
tiers, its reliability may we'll be qass,ioned
for the PRESENT.
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From the South Carolina Coast.

C1AkLEsros. Jan s.--Ksliabls In tsliicsncs
mas oesn received thst the Yankee troops have
oeen driven from their positio on tue main
land aud have sought protection on Por,
Hoyal Island, and under the guus of their
war ships.
ldsn. Lee, in telegraph to official quar-.
tsrs mere, confirms, substantially, the above
report
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~ RICHARD oIrYHOaN /..,-.

A DM,NlsxRAIkX sLLE or my
"A 3UODs, OtOrAiN0. SHOhH. BOOTS.
&C., AT Auction -tn xONOAY, b Of
January, az Al 10 o'clock A. n, ~ tie s,0ra Of
tie late e~is sehw Fl Ser on ffsakhn = bsI~w
the lis. Ma hes. Will sell st auctl D sassrs
stocs, sops's'i z OF lssg, and yasl. Ict AZ
CIOThlN0, DRY GOOD eH ,ss, DN.yTA
dc; the COCNfBxh. Gds,W.CA6ES ssd Ptv.
Tua-H Also. aA biz Household and X,,si q
fUaN,TURB.
TKkAs flash IN bsvkabie iauds
SCHWbIrZsR bdmini.ssssz4x II
Le.is Soei 81, d~ed.
p0se 0y ". CAV1H0RN os