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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
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tate ofMisconsin, County ofGlant ss- Circuit Court
Of @taat Coantys Wisconsin, Gtmcnt Of inreeios
ure and oT4gr % safe, NM r.. PARISH. Pl'tH agant'
Beijaiain A Hilton and Martha niitOn bis VIE
Deisnsauts.
Bg yFiee og judgment Of fosecioauro and order o
sale, TeA4efea aAl fiahe 10 tho aboya named couri
tne above entea eaase, bearing date the lbi gay
AN88as =. y. iaa3, aaa ty 4irselon d the Fainuue
AkturAef VIA oNtI iQI sale aitd NAH sell atpuOe wv
Agu 70 tie highest bacser igr eash in hand, at ~
outer door ~ lhe court house, ia the village o. Is,
easter, erant euEst1s isconsin, tho 4th %! AZ
October, A y. ao-s az tic lear o. ~ o'cioek Il M
0lHaaoa 81 laid gaY. ai the following deeuttd is-'
esfate o. wit. 1a cass hall 81 Vhe seuth-west ga.r
ter 81 section Mo thirty SIX (30) III township ~
n0Tthuf Eage SIX 90 west. tte north nall api soat
west quarter vt natln west guafter Of section NO. Va9
Ia township number four noTtA 81 range six vests w
s8ath-casl q0artsr q northeast quarter aud nol4
west quartefcf southeast quarter ~ section Two n
township four uefth of aHge SIX west, AND The DOLE
tex q section two "a town ang, north Of range sNw
excepting about I've acres On tle south point "a "a
last named lgaeA 81 land; seo certain tract OF a
described as follows, 10 NiG Commencing "a he hois
west cofAer OF the Aof h-eakt quarter az ne sou
qoafieg 0 SECTION Two, % township fouf north otiss
sN west, rannns themes south fofty rods anu *.
tnture cast forty RODE and 4heucs ID place %
ginning tns NAose containing three hunaie- ~"
moro of less. tttF
said VIII ba made to saiisfy Tile Judgment Y Is.
action amounting 70 tae sum o. sN nsft & t-e
enty bye enc s9-4Qstis telaIs Damages aus W..sssd
four auaT4 It0hs dollars costs together with inter
costs accfeug.-DAied SAe4i1s Office, Lancaster 90"
~, A. y. lSJ-.
j. B. MOORE, Sheriff,
Barber Lowry, Grant County, Wa
PlainttMs Attorreys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
Mamnllis. via Cairo. June 26.

Gen. Grant has assumed command OF
the District of West Tennessee and appoint
ed Col. J. ID. Webster, LIST Illinois artillery,
commander of POST, Col. wv. $. Hillyer,
Provost Marshal Of the Western District;
Lieut. Col. John Anthony, Provost Mar
hal Of Memphis.
Union meeting yesterday was attended
by about Of TWO hundred citizens, and a
number Of soldiers and officers. a full
ticket Of Union men was nominated for
city officers.
One hundred bAses Of cotton were ship
ped Yesterday to Louisville, so to ST. Louis
and 90 to Cincinnati.
Over forty citizens nave applied for Post
mastership Of the city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
Washinoton. ~ Pc.

+ Tri5ame Correspondents. n We have
excellent authority for sa, inc that evidence
already taken before the judiciary Commit
tee Of The Housein the case Of Ben Wood,
is stronger than thai which expelled Sena-
tor Bright, and Woods expulsion from the
House is certain. Others, however speak
less positively.
The bin to carry into effect the recent
slave trade with Great Britain, Which
passed the House to-day with only four me-
gative votes Carlisle, Kennedy, Powell
and Salisbury, creates three judges, with a
salary Of $500 each, and three aibitrators.
The Bill viii pass the House under the pre-
yous question.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
Cairo. .Inna DO.

0diIGs = NuG ~
a special to the Grenada .Appcal, da-
ted, Vickaburg 10, says ten mortar boats
passed Rodney this morning coming up
General Bragg is expected there.
Beauregard publishes a letter in the
Mobile Nel0s Of the 10Th, referring to
Gen. Halleck's Te'eerams from Corinth to
the War Department, dated June Alb, that.
Gen. Pope was pushing the enemy hard,
and reports thousand prisoners aad de-.
sertefs and fifteen thousand stand of arms
captured, also thet Beauregafd became
frantic, when lac heard that Colonel Elliot
had cut the railroad at the time Of bis re-
treat. The following is the substance Of
bis letter:
Beauregard says had General Pope az
tempted 70 push hard on me, would have
given him q less0a that would have check
cd his ardor. but he was careful to advance
only after my troops had r9treated from
each successive position. Gen. Pope must
have dreamed of taking ten thousand pris-
oners and $4,000 stand Of arms, for we
positively never lost them. About one or
two hundred straggIels would probably
cover all prisoners lie took, about 500
damaged maskets, all be got. HE actual
number Of prisoners taken was about equal
on both SIDES and they were bot cow
Gen. Halleck did not capture Q Locomo-
iiFes by accidental destruction Of 4 bridge
before some trains had passed. lie Got
seven engines ID 4 damaged condition. Tie
cars having been burned by my orders.
attest that all we lost at CoFnth AMI
during The retreat would not amount til
one days expenses Of Lis army.
(signea,) C.P. BEAuRhaARD.
The Grenada Appeal Of the 2Oth says
the rebel army Of Mississippi IL being
greatly reinforced, health Of men much itn-
proved and spirits Of soldiers il high and
deiiaat as could be desired
Tie Jackson Msssissi1pial says we
have inicrmation that the enemy have fail
en back from Holly Springs. Twenty
eight Union men from Major County, Ala,
have been arrested and sent TO Columbus,
Mississippi.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

EE Samuel Hallet, WHO was prominent-
" connected with the great Indiana State
fraud, was on Saturday indicted fos for
gerry BY the grand jury IN the General Sos
sions in New York, in Issuing unauthorized
1adiana State bonds 10 the amount Of one
and half million dollars and applying The
same 10 his own use aud the use Of his
friends. The false issue commenced and
run under former democratic administers
tion Of that state, but was not discovered
till some time after the republicans com.
menced to rule tie state. This Hallet and
all his partners were democrats. He had
contributed largely to keep his party ~
power ID order to cover up lis forgcries.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
New York. .Tune ~.
Gen SCOTS wife died ii Rome 81 Tic

Gen Scots wife died III Rome Oh The
10Th Of June, aged r. years.
New orleans adyices state that trade Il
surviving, and that the Union sentiment is
gaining strength. So great is the crowd
Of rebel soldiers pressing forward to take
the oath that Gen. Shifley has been oblig-
ed TO extend tic time Of registry.
The Post says il IS reported this morn
ing tliat Gen. Mcdowell is on his way east
with his entire division.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

Gen. Fremont with bis personal staff
and an escort Of cavalry left camp at s
O'Clock this morning. After visiting Gen.
Banks and Sigei he dismissed most Of his
dza, and with the rest rode on to Martins
burgh. No opportunity was given for de-
monstration, but there is a general regret
and Indignation throughout the camp.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
RTAT1T2IHI):


GEE-RUNK-ln Lancaster, June 20, by Rev ( M
Eaton, Chasiss E. Gee, Of Patch Grove, and sarah
Runk, ol Potosi. =
MACKE-&ILIER-In Lancaster, June o. bv
Burr, ESD, Fred Aacze Of Boice Prairie, and Cecrjs
Miller Of Glen Haven.
Thanks to the youthful, generous, happy couple n,
their very kind remembrance Of ths Herald by sepsi
the editor gold dollar with the binding notice Ma
they live long grow rich and be towing and han
py as on the Grst day of their new estate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

Gzr The Agricultural College act
which sets apart 10000 acres of the pub
lie lands for each member Of Congress to
establish an Agricultural College in each
State we fear will do much to neutralize
the beneiieient provisions Of the Home
stead Law. It apPropriates over six and
a half millions Of the public lands, places
them in the hands Of corporations, and
withdraws them from settlement Or 5eeu-
patton, till these corporations choose to
put them III the market. We see nothing
toprefeai the best portions of lbe public
lands h tho new States being selected til
Der tbs law, and kept from settlement for
a long time to the manifest Injury Of these
States and their people Grants Of pub
lie lands to corporate bodies have generally
proved to be an unmiiigatea evil, and we
fear this viii Be ne exception to the gener-
bal rule.-Daiiy LIZ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

THE D1Rzcr TAx.--The direct tax,
which was postponed for two years BY the
action Of the Committee of Conference,
appears % be the tax Of twenty millions
ordered last summer, Of which some $500,
600 was assessed to Wisconsin. A change
and Increase Of the tariff makes up large
share Of the means of the new tax bill
Tbs direct tax bill Of last summer will
probably be repealed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
Hea.quaFt,rs Army Potomac jane 70.

General Order No. 130,-The extra IS
sue Of whiskey heretofore ordered viii BE
Immediately Discontinued. All command
ING Officers are enjoined strictly to enforce
tho existing orders, directing that hot coffee
be served 70 the troops Immediately after
reveille.
BY command Of Gen. Mcclellan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
GHERIpEs sALE-BurLnn Is MaIanT.

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Grants Circuit Court
Of Grant County, Wisconsin, Wm. Butler, Plain
TN, against James G. Wright and George " Wright
Defendants.
by virtue ola writ ofeEcuion issaed outof the above
named Court in favor Of u above named Plaintiff and
against the aboye named defendants 10 me directed
and delivered and for want 0f goods and chattes Of
The Defendants whefeou to levy, have by the diree
ti0n Of the tiannla ATTORNEYS levied upon all the
right title and interest which tie said Deendauis o.
either 81 them had on the 10Th day Of Aialeh, D.
1852 has since acquired ia and the following ds-
c9bed real estate, 10 wi: Ot an piece of ground 10
the yiaae 81 Pattovie IN said county avid known az
lot 80 three l3) being south of main street ia saa
village Ga eeeiguAted on THE plot thereof Also, piece
parcel 81 i1Ad On the south end Of said lot No three
90 fronting siSty-six feet line Of second sreetin
saa village aad running si2ty-six feet back on the
sonla eni % said lot So. three l5) II being square
peee ~ st0end and running back 70 40 atey, when
said land, lw On gle 10Th dry u August A. d. ie9ZS
thc hour 1T ~ cs nOnn sad day. offer for sale anu
val se O. pubapaacti O. the highest bidder tor ca
10 hand at The outer door al the Court House in ilg
yilago q Lancaster, Giant County. Wisconsin, oAis
eaie viii be iuade W satisfy Of Tie Judgpsn
ia ihis ese amounting to the Of eighlyseyen anu
5O3ths eoliafs together with interest and costs aT
crulas-baifa ahersGs Once, Lancaster, Grant eoaA
IS, WIS.,, June ~ le02.
j. b. MOORE, Sheriff.
paine Carter. Grant County, WIS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 3-wt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
City ONT, June &c.

Last night one Of our gunboats moved
up and shelled the rebels on the Peters
burg road, but without any casualties on
our side.
Gen. Longstrest issued a flaming address
to bis troops on Monday, 10 view 81 tile
great conflict, enaeting them TO new feats
Of heroism, and advising them to aim low
and make sure Of the mark.
TIE official lists Of the rebel losses at thc
battle of Fair Oaks have been published
Eigbty-fve regiments and batalioas 10 AZ
were engaged, sustaining q loss in killed
wounded, and missing Of 5,897.
The rate Of postage ON letters in the
Coniederaey, has been raised from to 10
cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

We forbear giving the position Of the
bear which chased Jehiel, forwant Of space
and an unwillingness on the part Of our
artist to picture the brayer champion
Of the two. 1t is sufficient to say chat Je-
hiels legs soon carried him beyond danger,
while bis cries for help raised tis comrades
who ran to his assistance supposiug him
snake bitten. Dr. Angel was first to meet
him with emolients and spiritual consola-
tons, and by evening the fellow was restor-
ed 10 reason and appetite.
This bear scare spoiled the fishing for
that day, and we scarcely GOT enough to
satisfy our hunger. We got ready the
horses and LETT in the direction of Knowl-
tons mills, reported ten miles distant, BY
travel found to be nearly thirty; passed
several miles through three feet Of water
eud two Of mud, LOST our way, found an
Irishnan who for a dollar agreed to show
us out, pull our wagon and relieve the
horses. We camped in grassy flat
among vermin aud annoyous insects, cook
ed our dear earned fish, slept tolerably
wen, dreamed Of the horrors Of war, rose
Sabbath morning and wound our way to-
ward Boscobel. The remainder of our story
is ofno interest except to ourselves and tile
sooner to Is forgotten the better for our
own happiness. FERG.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
Nashinotnn. June 2f.

The British Post Office Department has
withdrawals original proposition made in
1857, and formally accepted in Noyembe,
last for reduced rate Of ternational let
ter postage from 10 to II cents between
The two countries. The United States
Post Office Department did not anticipate
this Withdrawal after tho subject was favor
ably re-opened by the present Postmaster
General upon the British basis. This re-
suit is much to be regretted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
New York, June %.


A Herc}d letter. giving detailed account
Of the fight on the 25th Before Richmond,
says: Wednesday, the 25th was signalizad
by another glorious struggle between the
Union troops and the rebels, in which the
former were twice victorious. About 5000
oI our men that day encountered two di-
Vi. ions Of the rebel army, short distance
beyond Fair Oaks, and drove them back a
mile, but by a remarkable blonder we re-
linquished all the ground gained as soon
as we had obtained possession of it, and
then, when the error was sifted and UNDER
stood, our gallant lads went at it again and
corrected tie mistake, and maintained our
position there at night.
BIT little Of our artillery was engaged,
and TIE casualties are therefore not SO nu-
merous as might be supposed from tie
duration Of the light AS the artillery
that was used was mostly ours, the enc
my's loss is doubtless considerably hcayi-
er. Our loss viii perhaps reach 80 killed,
and less than 200 wounded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
q7IE WRONG ELEPHANT!

Whereas The subscriber having been Suci by Mur
raqs AGENT Eeqr. Janes Bonhan,, a charge oftreg.
pa fla cutting tlmber on the Murray lands ia Waterloo
and whereas subscriber proved 10 30 the wrong man
consequently Murray gent appearing against hirl
81 trial day; therefore, putlic notice hereby given
thst said charge WIS contoundedly uniounded, the
4uire doabeess mcant wei enough; but he got tie
wrong hog By The aud had TO et go TO lis own
bacon. SttAALEo hANhhhOUSE.
Waterloo June 2S, 1892 3wl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

Springfield, ill., June 25.
The official and reported maorties Of
100 counties give 16,49o against the con-
stitudon. Clay and Pope counties not
heard from.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

Ry The Pacific Railroad bill passed tba
House as it came from the Senate, BY
vote Of 100 to 81.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
Charleston, June q.

Charleston, June II.
The steamer Memphis, from Liverpool
via Nassau, ran the blockade yesterday.
She had on board, Ward, ate minister to
China, and valuable cargo Of British
goods. The Memphis IS new iron steam
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
GHERlFF'S SALE-DownRs-YInLDINo

GHERlFF'S SALE-DowERs-YIELDING
State fWscousa, County ofG ant, ss Circuit Court
UfGr1nt County, WIS Judgment Of foreclosure and
order of sale. Maftha IS. Ruesel, Plaintiff against
john Bowers and lichura 81. Yielding, Defendants
by virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and order OF
sale rendered and made 10 tie above named court in
the above entitled cause, btaling date She 5tn day
Of March, a. d. 4s62 and bY I've direction Of the Plain
s Attorney, viii offer for sale aud will sell II pub
lie auction to the b hest bidder tor cash ia hand at The
outer door Of the court house. in he village Of annas.
ter, Grant Comfy, Wisconsin, the 2S,h day Of
June A. y. s62, at the hour of 10 o'clock Ia the fore.
of said day, OIL Of tie following described es.
tate to wit: The southweH quarter of the north east
quarter aud the northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter dissection twenty three 70 in six north
Of range three west in Grant county, Wisconsin,
tanning eighty Said sale will DO made to satisfy
the lodement ii ihs action amounting to this sum d
one hundred aud egaty-tree and 35-l00hs dollars
damages, ard thirty AMI 25-lO0ths dollars costs
gcher Win interest and costs aeerung.-Dated Sher
in's office. Lancaster, March ~, A. d. 1862.
Tie above sale hereby adjourned 70 the sth day OF
August 70 the same place ana time Of day above
by order Of tho Plaintiffs Attorney dated June 2,l
1852. J. y. MOORE, sheriff,
3-till sale. Grant Co., Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02


ELhlS-Ir Lancaster, June rs, OF inflammation III
the bfcin, ancs r., son Of Henry NJ and Mary q
Ellis, aged q years aud one month
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

e. Governor Salarnon il to- deliver tho
address 1T the annual fair If Nalworth
County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TAKE NOTICE!

Ay boy Adam, having run away, Thereby give notice
to all persons not To harb0r credit said boy ca y
account, as win not pay any such demands against
me from THIS date, Or % Responsible for him.
GEORGE SHLUNDT
MiilYiie, June "A, le52. 3-w3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

ED- assessors are required this year to
10 up their work between the 1st Of july
and the lst Of September, IN the same
manner as IN former years, only that they
must take and report 10 town clerks the
names Of all owners Of dogs, uuiaber IF
dogs owned by each ana state tie sex Of
dogs. Tie books and assessment blanks
can be bad BY calling OH the clerk Of tho
board, with the printed Instructions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

e. We learn that Jo Sbipley Of Bos-
sobeI las received The appointment Of SUIT
er for the new Twentieth Regiment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12

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ppiufS Blind and Bleeding pics, Nervous Debility.
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tn" well known efficacy of Pine Tree Tar in the
cure "t external affections Sores pointed i, uu n
the Natural Remedy for what Physicians call Tuber-
cnlar Affections Chat is to say, Sorcs) upon the
Lungs. 1t remained TO discover the best means OF
application, which discovery has been made. MS a
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Wshart'4 Pine Tree Tar Cordial
If You have DYSPEPSIA usc
WishartS Great American Dyspepsia Pill
i sure cure warranted for dollar or the money
refunded
Buy box and take them according to directions
and if they do not cure you, the money will be
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AGENrs-A. W. Fischer, suIbury Vim wcimor
Northumberland.
Call at either place. and get de scrptyc circular
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12

Mis-. LINCOLN BCuDErH \ GorsT lED
BRN-We believe it is generally conceded
that Mrs. Lincoln is given TO having things
after her own liking. The following ancc-
,lotc. illustrative of that point, is told hy a
citizen of Springfield, ILL.,, and we are assured
II is an "unvarniahcd talc.n Some years he
fore Honest Abe" rs we have been wont to
call him. and his wife, had the remotcst idea
ofprcsiding at the White House, they lived
in low and unprctending dwelling in
Springfield. The barn, which was contgl-
uus to the house, was used for stahiing COW
during the winter season. Mrs. Lincoln was
neither satisfied with the house nor the close
proximity of the COW stable, and while her
husband was ont of town attending court Go
hc absent from home six wcekU, contracted
with II carpenter to build new barn and add
another story-to the dwelling. The work
was Immediately commenced and completed
before Mr., Lincoln returned, and the change
was so striking that when be walked through
the street upon his arrival, on which the
house was situated. he hardly recognized il
but soon apprchrnding the reason, he .ioc0sc-
lv asked person whom he met, "Can YOU
tell me where Mrs. Lincoln lives :" Iii,
wife. who had seen her husband coming
opened the door as the question was asked
auG exclaimed. Come in, Abe ."--Npjthdup
ten i'rgS1
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12

\ NonEt CHARGE Tl JCRY.---lt seems
~ lis that the following is worthy of the de
funct but never forgotten Woutcr Van rwi-
lcr--"lf The Jury believe, from the evidence.
that the paintilfand defendant were partner,
il the grocery, and that the plaintiff bought
out the defendant, and the defendant paid
FOR the note by delivering to the plaintiff a
COW, which he warranted not brtachy. and
the warranty was broken hy reason of tic
hroachincas Of the COW. and he drove the
cnw back and rendered her to the defendant
lsut the defendant refused to receive her, and
the plaintiff took her hdmu again. and pat 4
heavy yoke or poke upon her to- prevent hci
from jumping the fence, and by reason o
the yoke or poke She broke her neck and
died; aad if tho jury further clic'e that III,
defendants interest IN the grocery was wortl
any tlliug, the plaintiffs note was worthless
and the COW good for nothing, either to
milk or beef, than the jury must find out
themselves how they will decide the case
for the court, if she understands hcrsclf-anc
she think she dds at II considerable non
plus how such case should hc exactly de
cjGed.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12
spRrNG AND SUMMER GOODS,

u IL bDSei, VI SNhcuiy' 49,
uAS nut arrived with splendid STOCK OF
/ SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, from Phile-
dclphia to which he respectfully invites his friends
and the public to call and inspect he will spare no
time in showing them Among his stock Of goods
will DC found fine Blue and Black
Ere NCH CT % II,
Fine Blnck and Fancy Cnssimcrcs Tweeds Satinetts
Jeans, Black italian Cloth, Cashmcrette, Cottonade
Linens, Linen Drill Linen Check, and Fancy Vest
ings also large assortment Of Ready Made CLIO.
THING for men and boys, cheap.
FOR LADIES' WEAR.
Black and Fancy Drcss Silks very cheap, silk
Tissue Bcreges, Cha and Chnl Robes, Berege
Dclaincs, Bercgc Robes, Figured Brilliant, and n
variety of other Dress Goods, Spring and Summer
Shawls Mantillns Parasols good assortment Of
White Gools, Collars, Sleeves, Irish Linen, Shirt
fronts, Marscillcs, Brillians, &c. general assort
uCnt Of domestic Dry Goods.
Also large stock of Hats and Cars Boots Shoes
Hardware, Queenswarc and Glassware, Groceries
Cclarware Stono and Earthcnware, Drugs and
Paints, salt, Fish, Cheese Ham, Oil, Tar, SC
y B.-Wall and Window Paper, Floor and Tabl,
uil Cloth and Carpets. All the above win he sold
for cash, country produce taken in exchange fol
tiools j, II, ENGEL.
~unhurv May 10, lSG0.-tf