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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04
Brilliant Cavalry Exploit in WeueSa
Virginia.

New York. Nov. 29.--The HvrsM has
the following special;
"CaARLEsToS, Va. Nov. 26.-I havs
just learned additional particulars of the
successful scout made by the Second
Virginia Cavalry. under ]. c. Psxtcu.
in the vicinity ofLewisburg. The troops
loft Camp Plat. len miles from here, on
Monday last, 24th inst, from that lime
they marched 2io miles in 10 bours, pas.
sing over in the route four spurs Of tho
Gauley mountains; part Of the march wos
through pelting snow storm.
"CoI Paxton osno upon tho epsny
in the vicinity Of Frankfort, attacked
thOm with vigor, and after short eight
defeated him, capturing,lwo commi,sioO-
cd officers and privateS, and 100 horses
between 1000 and 5000 stand Of arms,
burned his camp Nnd oil lie equipage.
all his stores, and four Wagons. Col.
Paxton did not lose man. Major
Powell particularly distinguished HIM
self.
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Rehcl Attack on Nswh,rn.

NEwBERS. n. c.. Nov. eI.-Oo Tues
day SOM 1000 rebels under Big. Gen
Martin, attempted to drive in pui picket,
and take the city. They adranced on
the Trent road, from Pollock srille. and
succeeded in driving the pickets, af'er =
brief skirnish. q shor, ii lance. Abont
800 rebels then marched through tho
woods about seven miles to aprurc two
panieS Of the Massachusetts 2;h,
and o.e company of the Nla.sachn,st
cath, stationed at Bachelors creek, on
the railroad.
The rebels 90 n hotreceprion and woro
defeated. falling back in disorder. aud
retire ''ins on the double qnick,
The rohels thought 10 take our forces
nnawa'es. hut Col, John X irts. Of tho
23i Massachusetts. the Provost Mar,
shal in command OF the post, was pro.
pared ut all point.
DsSerler5 rom tho rebel army are
quito numerous. Fifteen cpme in On
the 10Th inst.
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Communicated

Communicated.
The Crisis-.-Let The War 60 On.
Jef's imps al the North, pretend that
their 'nigger quibbles," State rightsm
an fine spun renderings of the Consti.
tuition, are consistent Union doctrines,
concurfed in alike by US, They pre-
tend that their malicious and disgrace.
fuI attacks upon the Administration, and
upon the Government, entitls them to the
regard Of Union men at the South. Such
gross Misrepresentation are every d !
disproved by the loyal press and orators
here. And we here, take occasion to
say. that we have no more principles in
common with the pseudo. Democratic
leaders at the North, than Gen. Marion
had with the tories of South Carolina,
Nor conll that fiction. have ever found
footing in the loyal States, but for the
fact, that multiplied thousands Of loyal
men, of all the former political parties,
nobly responded to their country's call,
and left their homes to do battle, in de-
tense Of our common country. While
those myriads are eway, 2baltsing
against reason and anarchy, thatdtteS'
ted fell spirit-Treason is pTppagatsd to
their homes, by the great Aj'x Of mon
archal government, Davis through the
medium Of corrupt aud disappointed of
Ace seekers, into whom it intuses itself,
and is chrisrened by the once popular
nppellaCion-demotraey, las a blind aud
under that cognomen, sets itself down,
and begins to emit it's mephilic odor,
and exhale its toxic fumes.
In the Southern portions of Illinois,
Indiana and Ohio, it has attained to a
fearful epidemic. and by the diffusion OF
its subtle virus, and the unfortunate
mistake, made by some good and sound
men, who without examining the thing,
handled it, because they had confidence
10 inappropriate name with which i, i,
labelled.
And by taking advantage Of the great
multitude who had gons to destroy the
fountain from which il sprang-it has
controlled the ballot box, in many Of the
loyal S'et9s, and enabled troitors to a..
tain positions md power, to partially
counterfeit the powers Of the govern.
menl, and to prolong tho struggIe--add
10 the difficulties dangers and periIs-
and the loss of life and blood, all of
which our soldiers must suffer. as the re
suit Of such victory
"Treason has shaken his CORY locks
In the freeman's face at the ballot box"
Their sympathy for the Avowod rebels,
and victory over the loved homes OF pa.
triots, who are gone TO the war; have
lighted the rebel faces at the South, with
approbative smiles, and moved their ST. |
my tongues into calculations Of mortal
Joy. While every loyal face here, frowns
dnggers at those cO.workers with lrens.
on-every loyal mind, dspreoalos their
late Triumph very loyal heart sckonU,
Ntthe dronching currents Of blood, il
levies from Tho veins of our loyal broth.
crs md friends in arms. With commits.
sorOIoo we drepa the mantle of charity
over their deIuded followers, and con.
jure thcm at once. IN e1NicSto ihom,
n.i..a b.. ~ - ~ =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to tho voters
Of Mason County. that LEWIS BUM
GARNER is a candidate for election 10
the Legislature TO eli The vacancy cnus.
ed by the death Of the Hon. Lewis Wet.
sci.
Lewis Bnmgaroer is 10 every respect
sound upon tho great questions al issue
before the people and promises if cleo ed
to do all in his power to consumaIe the
great ends for which all the loyal people
Of this section Of the State are slrug-
Cling. e
NoMIvArED By PUBLIC MEETING.
Held at Hartford City Nov. SO. 1869,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

CArEo, Nov. 2o,--Tie grand army Of
the South is in motion.
Gen. Sherman with his iorcu Ir',
Memphis on Wednesday.
Gen. Grants army Srick their tcr's
at daylight Yesterday and marched "IT
on the Holy Spring road' S-Y.n days
rarions were prepared Only om tent
WAS allowed to coch Nv ny m"n, aud
ore to the off ers Of e'ch company, AMI
six wagons 10 each regimen,
The rebels 0re falling buck towarJ
Grenada, rarus up the 'rrk, carIyir 6
off roil', and bum NJ hridges as they RS.
tire l. is repaired that they ave even
moving heavy val tables from Jackson.
Miss.
Prisoners confess 10 the u''er hope.
lessneSS Of their cause in the West,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04
Unsuccessful nttemgt to Run the Block

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3o.--Admiral Du.
pont, Of tho flag ship Wsbash, under
date of Port Royal, the 25lh, writes the
Navy Department that on the night Of
the 18th, a steamer attempted to run
the blockade OF Charleston, but was dis.
covered and chased, but escaped seaword
owing to dense log, On the night Of
tho 10th, steamer supposed 10 be the
same. attempted to run tho blockade. -
ShO was discovered when within 200
yards Of Tho steamer Blunt, which fred a
she'll as her which exploded on tho deck
Of tho rebel steamer, causing her to
change hOr course and afterwards dissp.
pear in the darkness. ItiS supposed she
returned to Nassau dNAbIcd. =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Those subscribers that have promised
10 pay their subscriptions in country
produce are notified that they must
BRING i, along, or else they will have to
pay US the money.
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To the Voter. Of Ma, on County.

Mr.. Eaitor.--EIavinF, by the partially
# friends, been put in nomination for
representative, I, while thankful for their
Kind consideration, under the circum-
Stances most respectfully decline to run.
VIM. f. WETZEL.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

TaE question Of the New STATE, comes
directly before 'hepeople of Mason coun
ty on Saturday next. We can do more
TO further our imme late admission, by q
iudicious selection of Delegate, than by
any other means. The time for talking
in regard 10 separation is past, and the
umS 10, acroe has st las, arrived. Let
us by energetic and ju,icious action,
show "tho powers that be" that we are
as determined as ever in demand ny the
admission Of West Virginia.
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CONGRESS-.

."al''' CONGRESS.
The third and last session Of the 37th
Congress, convened on Monday last =
Never since the establishment Of tho
Government, had such vest responsible.
lies. or so untried field for legislative
action, deyo'ved upon our National Lee
gislatnre; nor did they shrink from the
-tluous aud difficult task. butwith sin,
durability and patriotism, anticipated
md provided for. the urgent and pecu.
ar wantssola vas, but diScordont coun.
'rys
Most of the legislation Of the two sess.
ons Of the present Congress being res.
ponyise to the demands Of nearly
Unanimous constituency, will endure,
not unlike the laws Of the MedeS and
9ersians; being accepted as either ex'
asient or indispensable AS is conclu-
#slv proven. by those measures not be-
canvassed in the late elections
Lii; doubtless few Of them will be SO
.sred as to conform to tho exiseuciss
hc times--being modified or render,
more stringent as the experience de.
;el from their practicable working
ayay have demanded, "The signs Of
3io times" indicate amendments to the
tariff. tax and currency bills-the. FIRST
57 greater discrimin alton in Iavor Of
Americun fabrics, and charging the list
Of rec goods, from products, not iudi-
gchous'to this country and from articles
yer manufactured here-the second BY
'uclng the oppressive tax on some
iIasses Con newspapers for instance) and
proportiona,ely increasing itupon others,
IS the added wisdom from its operations
may dictals-nnd the currency will be
aither SO strengthened by stringent, leg.
,lation relative to competing Bank cur
eancy, as 10 cause lis gradual retire.
!, and the consequent filling of the
slm By the National currency, or
OPpIanting of the present system by
-ost.bearing bonds for all the larger
5minalionS, those bonds entering in.
3irlula!ion in lieu Of our present de.
ed notes; and as collateral to the cur.
y we shall expect the laws for couu.
..la..,9t!. inr treasury notes, SO amended as
o demand either oeatll OF ,iHpiiscnmsa;
hard labor aud the forfeiture ofevery
3acicS Of property. of the wretch who
LIQUID dare undermine our national cred
72 Stimulating ito currency. Undoub-
ID national bankrupt law will re.
eve the early consideration of Congress
,.ieving thousands of honest and en-.
.sr5dsing though unfortunate business
lel, aud millions Of dormant capital
mooted question Of compensated
1ancipOlion and attendant colonization
the slaves Of loyal Border State m en-,
Ill probably be before this Congress-
We rus, that the admission Of West
Virginia, will be early and favorably
considered. II il we're not too much to
sypect from Office'hoders we should con.
5lcnly hope in view Of the immense ne
lgsslry expenditures, the onerous con.
quont taxation, the general distress.
nd the arrangement Of business, for tho
.otaI abolition of the ranking privilege
end tho radical reduction in salaries Of
every government employee, under the
President ...
--=-aas--. -
Tho enrolment aud draft in Indiana
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Between the year 1859 aod 1861, over
one hundred and fifty vessels we're ex,
c!usively engaged in the slave trade =
Thirty.eight of these vessels were Sc zed
on the coast Of Africa, and $4,000 ne
groes returned to their homes. Thirteen
were captured of Cuba, and thirty,sz
in the ports of'he eastern coast of the
United States. Over $4,000 Africans
were landed on the Island OF Cuba and
transferred to the Cotton States in one
year (l8GO.l There is one firm in Ha-
wanna that has capital Of 81. 900 900,
and a branch In the city of New York
Since the breaking out Of the rebel lion,
and the consequent decline of prices, the
slavers have iorsoken that trade, and
turned their attention 10 something more
lucrative. During last year only eight
vessels are known to have been fitted
out for that express purpose.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04
The President,s Me,snre.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette says The Presi.
dents Message is spoken Of on all
hands, as the best written and the best
considered of any he has Submitted
The radical representatives. are not par.
ticularly well pleased with his lengthy
argument in favor Of compensated EN-.
ancipatfon, but the Secession sympa;hi-
zipg members are far less pleased
The quiet way 10 which he treats the
emancipation proclaim alton as a thing
accomplished, and with which Congress
has nothing to do, commands much at.
tention. There is no telling what shape
the telegraph may get the Message West
in, but it msy be well to assure your
readers that. as read here, it is far above
the average of the Presidents English.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

VIZ call the attention o. tbOsa inter
esled, to the Battalion md Regimental
Courts Of Inquiry,cNIlsd by the commnn
der of the lo6th Regiment. This court
assemblies on Saturday the 18th instant,
at the Cour, House in this place, AMI is
to be, we understand. very important
session ofthe court.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

A, Hamilton Canada, N. aorhhoro
recently recovered $4,000 damages
against Mr.. Williams of the Rifle Bri.
gade, for injustice inflicted By thb rCare.
less use ola gun, by which the plaintiff
lost an eye. {tiE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Mr.. R S. BickIo has just returned
from the cities, with a large and well Sc.
l6cted stock otuew Goods, which he is
selling at the lowest prices. Give him a
call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04
THURSDAY DECEMBER 4, 1852,

Mn. EDlroR;-You will please announce
Eugene d. Davis, Esq, MS candidate for
the House Of Delegates, 10 FIJI the vacancy oc.
cu'ionsd by the death Of the Hon Lewis Wet.
,sl, at the special Election, and Obligc
' MANY UNION MEN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Nm. EnToR:, You, wllplease announce me
candidate for the Legislature, to FIJI the VA.
,,ncy occssioned BY tho death Of Hon. Lewis
%etzcl. Ifelected will serve the people to
lie hest Of my ability.
''' MICHAEL BLESSING.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Eighty. one Of the 0zaukee, Wisconsin
rioters, who made forcibe resistance to
the execution Of the draft have arrived
at Milwaukee looking decidedly dejcoled
and crestfallen. Mr., Kemp, the merch.
ant who led the mob, has been set TO
chopping wood for stoves at Camp
Washbarn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

WANrED-A boy wanted between the
ages ofl4and Is at This Office as an ap.
prentice to the printing business.
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Atlantic Monthly,

For December, has been received
We will give il more extended notice
next weeh.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

One hundred and eleven Secesh pris,
oners came gu, Of the Kanawha on Tues.
day, on their way 10 G.lipoIis.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04
The snecinI Election.

On Saturday The 9Th inst, the voters
of Mason county, have an opportunity to
give expression to their political views,
at the ballot.box, Seldom are the peo-
pie called upon 10 discharge a duty in.
volviug SO directly their dearest interests;
we trust, therefore, each voter vii scru.
tinize closely, each Of The very es'imab'e
gentlemen presented, and without regard
to former likes or dislikes," csst his
ballot for the person, that in his judg.
ment, can and will, best serve us as a
Delegate. There are also several mi.
nor offices 10 FIJI. Let there be full
vote.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

Tho enrolment aud draft in Indiana
cost e72 600, m average Of $50 TO eoOh
.1anlv In lie State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

We learn that John Mason, Esq, Of
Wost Columbia has received the ap.
ponlment ofassiStAut Assessor for this
county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

The following Major Generals are now
without commands-Mc Clellan, Fremont
Cadwalloder, Buell., Mcdowell Clay,
Hitchcock and Porter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-08

Alta Special Communication Of Ply
mouth Lodge No. 149 F. Il A. NJ. called
to consider the death of our deceased
Brother. William Rudd. the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted.
Whereas our aged Brother, William
Rudd, has, in the providence of Almighty
God. been taken from among us by death.
therefore:
Resolved, That. while we bow with
humble submission TO the fat. of our Su-
preme Grand Master, we will throw the
mantle OF charity over the faults and foibles
of our deceased brother. whatever they
may have been. and remember with pleas
ure those virtues. BY which he endeared
himself to the circle of friends. by whom
he was surrounded.
RESOLVED, That we hereby tender to his
family. and friends, our heartfelt sympa
thy in this their great affection, and hum.
bly, trust that the deceased has been reno.
we'd from the Lodge below" to the Zee
lestial Lodge above.--that house not made
with hands. eternal in the heavens.''
Resofced. That the Secretary Of this
Lodge he directed to furnish copy of the
foregoing resolutions to the family of the
deceased. and also to each of the Newspa
pers. published in this town, with re.
quest for their publication.
NJ A. o. Packard, Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-08

Number of votes cast 200, which is
noarly full vote. Two years ago the
Democratic majority averaged 30A. now it
is only Isl. showing Republican gain Of
IL. notwithstanding the absence of so ma
ny Of our Republican friends in the army
Another year we viii beat the Brighites
easily.
There were three or four illegal votes
polled. IL is said. all of whom but one vo-
ted the Democratic ticket. The man who
voted the Republican ii ket honestly tho''
he was legal voter. and that is our opin.
ion. though Justice Tuttle decided differ
emily. In nearly a precisely similar case
Justice Mcfarland decided the same eve
ming that the man was legal voter. Ger.
tainly. If we understand the facts correct
~. both decisions cannot lie correct. Il
the latter was a legal voter the former GER
tAinly was There are wriss out for one o,
two others.for voting Illegally. but we had
not heard of their arrest up to the hour Of
going to press last evening. We may re-
cur to this subject next week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-08
Highly Important from
New Orleans.
TIE Capture of Baton Rouge Confirmed
Great Quantities IF Cotton Found at Ven
Observation-Disclosures Meeting Of Union
Citizens.
fspecial to the CHICAGO Times |

Especial to the Chicago Times
CAIRo. May 5.-Refugees from Memphis
bring the news of the occupation Of Baton
Rouge by the Federal troops. and the pas
sage up th4 river of the Union gunboats.
and that Gen. Buffers army had landed al
New Orleans. I
Immense amounts of cotton were dis
covered and seized
The Union citizens had held a mass
nesting. which was attended by large Hum.
bers. who INDUCED in the most enthusiast,
demonstrations Of JOY. According to our
informant there was but little opposition
male to our gunboats in coming up the riv-
er.
At Baton Rouge few rebel troops.
lately enrolled. were stationed. who fled
on the approach of the Federal feet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-08

Posi- OFFICE RENovED.-The Post Of
flee has again been removed one door south
OF its recent location on the corner of Mich
igan aGd Cano streets. Ii is now In a
more spacious room and everything fixed
up an q manner crelitable to the place.
In the same buil'ling there is fine sup
ply of Wall Paper. Stationery of every
kin.l almost yellow covered Literature
Magazines, EDITORIALS anil other Weekly
Literary papers Al>o Chicago and Gin
csanati Dailies.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-08
From Gen. HalleCk'S
Army.

Oar Troops Gr0dHdHy Hdcdnctng--A
Battle Very Wear at Hnnl.--From Gen.
Pope's Column Sharp Skirpaish al
Monterey Federal Adpance on Farm
ingfon-300 Rebels Captured
CAIRo, May 6.-Our forces are still adj
vancing gradually on the enemy. A fight
or general stampede of the enemy mast
certainly take place in the next forty eight
hours. All was quiet at the fleet.
The steamer Antelope reached here last
night, with Pittsburg Landing adyices mp
to Sunday afternoon.
At two o'clock on Sunday afternoon. as
Pope's forces were slowly advancing on
the extreme left. from Monterey. an al
vance column OF the rebels was suddenly
encountered in the woods. The latter
opened fire on Our troops. who stood their
grounI firmly. Gen. Pope ordered out
three batteries of artillery, which were
speedily unlim5ered and prepared for ac-
ton. Fire was opened on the rebels. who
replied with spirit. The fire lasted three
quarters an hour, sharply contested on
both sides. and threatening every moment
TO bring on general engagement Great
excitement prevailed The divisions and
brigales were formed into line, and there
was a general call to arms.
Both sides. however. seemed averse to
bringing on general conflict. ard the
rebels finally broke and fled in confusion,
leaving q large number of killed on the
field. Pope's army followed in pursuit.
aud chased the runaways as far "a Farm
ington. small settlement near Corinth.
On Sunday morning Gen. Pope. by
placing battery Of artillery in an open
field at Pennington. in sight of three regi-
ments of rebels. succeeded in Turing them
IN to take the battery, anil took the whole
force prisoners. numbering about 200.
We lost 20 killed and 40 wounded.
The enemy suffered much more. as our
artillery placed them under heavy fire for
half an honr. Their loss. however,, could
n be ascertained. inasmuch as they sue
-eeded in taking away many of their dead.
About thfes hundred prisoners were cap
turri.
The rest Of Saturday was quietly spent
in gradual advance of orr forces, Gen
Halleck being present all along the lines.
cheering and amin ating the troops. =
Steamers passed here to-day on their
way to Pittsburg Landing. with the %
Missouri. l7th Iowa. and 4th Minnesota
regiments on board -. 1--,
MoSrEHEr. Tenn. May 6.--Rain has
fallen in torrents for the past thirty hours
putting the roads in horrible condition.
The report is current. and believed, that
Corinth was evaeusted on Monday and
occupied BY Gen. Pope's division.
PADUcAH. May $3.50 P. u-Thc re-
port is current here. ami generally believ-
ed. that Corinth was EVACUATED last night,
and thst our troops are now 10 full pos
session. Two hundred AMI twenty prison
ers were taken in an engagement yesterday
morning.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-08
Later---By Telegraph.
Corinth Certainly Evacua-
ted.
MCCLELLAN TAKES 6,OOC
PRISONERS.

Last night after our paper had been put
to press despa: ches passed over the tele-
graph wires stating that Corinth was GER
tainiy evacuated. and that Mcclellan
attacked the rebels yesterday at Williams
burgh. Va. and captured 5000 of them
No other particulars. We think the in.
telligence in both respects is probably cor.
rect
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-08

CHANGE OF TIuE--A new time table
tspk effect on Sunl.y last ON the p. Fl
W. Il c. r. r. The passenger trains will
N future arrive as follows: Going East,
mail train. 10 s. a. m: express ii 10 p
m. Going West. mail train. 5 Is m;
express 5 10 a. m.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-08

Contract Awarded.-M. II. Rice & Co
have the contract to furnish the Pittsburg, Fl
WAYNE g. Chicago Rail Road, what Tics they
want to use from Warsaw to Hannah. Persons
wishing to get out Ties can make contracts on the
best terms, and obtain all necessary information by
calling on Rice & Smith, al the Low Price Store
ON the corner south Of the Edwards House.