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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11
THE FIGHT NEAR aERMANNA.

One hundred and seventy. five soldiers,
of General Edward Johuson's division,
wounded in the fight on Friday evening,
near Germanna Ford, on the south side oi
the Rapidan, arrived by special train on
the Central road, yesterday afternoon, at
three O'Clock, These comprise the severe.
.ly wounded. The total loss of the divis-
ion was about four hundred and fifty killed
and wounded, including Gen. George H
Stuart and Gen. Jones, slightly. wounded
The former, We learn, was not incapacita.-
ted from duty by his injuries. The wsun.
ded state that the battle was very severe.
Jehnson's division found itself; on the
afternoon Of Friday, pitted against whole
army corps of the enemy, under General
French, but wentin bravely, and though
outnunabersd three to one, finally repuIsed
the 'assailants and drove them several
miles. During the night our forces fell
back to better position, and in the morn.
ing the enemy were reported to have oe--
cupied the ground held by the former ob,
the previous day. Our entire line, from
Frederioksburg up, is in readiness for the
enemy at any moment. This serious re-
pulse, however, added TO the difficulties
produced BY the4ecent rains, will daubt--
less rotatd his naoFenepts, ,and enable ps
mora completely TO meet future etnefeen-;
.cies. fhe.snenyis is supposed - bive lest
upwards Of 9 thousand, kilfsd, wounded
aud prisonsts, ID tsis spgag gensa.. -l7ieA:
nsond Enq,ars,, ,s30th. 7. Z. = 8. IS. :, !.
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FIRST RATE PLANTATION
FOR Safe

CONTAINING EIGHT HUNDRED 1ND
SIXTY Acres Of land. situate in AbbeviII Dis.
:triet, 8. G., on waters .of Little River, Twsiya
miles west Of Abbeyiiie Village a First Rate
Gram and Cotton IL nPiantation-1b0 Acres of
Wood. .Lahd--n Dwelling House and all eces.
sary Out BuildinBG TO o purchaser APPLYING
Immediately, before the frst Of January .nexS
many Important and .valuabls ihdueSnsht wills
be offered sc .I>-~---> :. u X . :,
a g. az jan. = M.a,is Wi,.on E:es
premises sor. the dsriisned atT Tnakssos. ,Ais
- Nov 3bS 1861 10 Il :; :. p,
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MANIaAuLTs AND DEAs' BR1oApEs.,
We stated some days age, that as

We stated some days ago, that as We
were informed, Deas' and Maaigault's brig:
ades hae first failed to maintain their pc
sition on our left. The distinction won by
these honored brigades at Murfrcesboso
Pand Chickamauga was also alluded IN;
still, We have done injustice 10 these oou&
manIs az The following facts will serve. ID
| show:
Manigsnlt's brigade wa, posted on his
sionary Rdgo, with peak of the noun
tain near the cen!re-thus the right Hank
could not know what was happening on
the left, nor the left on the right. When
The enemy advanced and attempted to car
ry the heights occupied by Mauiguals,
they were repulsed, not only on the first
attempt, but on every succeeding one, and
they never succeeded IN front attack on
hasfasitou.
However the brigade On il, left was
driven back, the enemy occupying its po-
s'''o"' -'han The Yankee force there turned
captured gun upon ManigauIt's Hue, and
with its fire enfiladed it; and the enemy
at the same time formed a line OF battle at
right angles to our line and swept down
upon Mau'gault's then exposed left flank
this caused the left wing of the brigade to
give back:
The enemy, formed upon the left flank,
continued to advance; and the right OF the
brigade. not knowing what had happened
TO the left, because Of the intervening peak
held th=ir position until the enemy was,
actually upon ,hcir flank. BY this time
the enemy had carried the hill on the right
Of Manigault's line end driven back the
troops holdingit then the right Of the
brigade fell back. Thus it happened that
Manigault's brigade was not tie first to
give way, but the last in that portion Of
the line.-Atlanta Register, 9th.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A
AJbcviNe Dissatisfaction.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Abbe
Vile District.
WHEREAS Ellington Searles has applied to
me for letters Of administration Of all and
singular the goods and chuttels rights and
credits of George ". FeYby. late Of the
District, aforesaid decd.
These are therefore, to cite and almonish nil
aud singular the kindred aud creditors Of the
said deeeased to be and sppeur before me-, at
our next O:dinary'a Court for the seid Dis
trict, to he holden at Abbeyie Court House,
on the 9Th Of December next, to show cause, If
any. why the said administration should not be
granted Given under my hand and seal, this the
9th day Of Nov. ono thousand eight hundre d
and sfXty:ll,rec and in The ssth year of the
Sovereignty and 1ndependehee OF tie State
Of Se"th CaroliLa.
WILLIAM HILL. o. 4.p
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"CAMP BRAoo,

Near Washington, Ark. ,Oos. %, 1863.
"Quantrell arrived here day or tive.
since. On his way out he met Gen. Blunt,
his staff and escort, and killed every one
Of his party, save rs; who escaped. He
killed Blunt and all his staff, together with
iso of his escort. He brought all of
Blunt's, commissions, clothing, papers, brass
band, ambulance., trunks, DC, into camp
with him. Quantrell came. into our lines
at Port Gibson. Iu passing through the
Pin Indian country be kept Blunt's stsrs
and stripes 6yyiig, the Pins rallyiug to the
flag and Quantrell killing every one that
showed himself La ono day he killed
$50. In coming out including tho mas
sacre of Blunt, his staff and escort, he XIII.
ed at least six hundred Yanks and Pins.
Blunts fine syofd Quantrell .has given
General Price: "A. w. Jones' Of I1de-ss
pendsuce, was 8on Biunts staff, and was
killed by Qnsntrell. Wien the.boys came
on Blant he was sittingi in bis ambulance.
enjoying auts. smoke, WheaaiiQ Qu,nsreil
charged him, be:jampcd ea. ef M busgyl:.:
and toek It 5sfopt Though .hs piaitiS'
grass. Had ran 20 ! ysfds I'D i, whsn; 8 y:
pne. .ef The boys smpisd sboasl 10 sbsuock.-- bsc 8
;.bots,in his bsek, killing him q iastsnsiyi1 M i
He had in3his pockets $3.50 inS poId ma.
300 ip greenbaek .aantfell ;sbfouebs'
400 man with him. q; & !, .s S.
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BUCEPHALUS.

The fine Arabian Stallion will stand, until
1he Spring Season, at Samuel Rebinson's place.
2t miles from Abbeville c. II. s'
Bucephaius is 16 hands and 4inch high, well
built. fine limbs, and splendid action
Nov: 2, $685. 20, If
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SLAVE LABOR FOR THE COAST.
DIVISION NO. |.

TIE Commissioners Of the FOODS an d
the I"wn authorities Of the judicial Dis
tficts Of piekens Grcenville Spostanburg An
dsrson, Dn'n- fcr!:, Chester Laurens Abbe-
vile auA i,*'' u"''y - ".:C"r:I forthwith to
summon al persun1 =. ,:o.setson Of slaves liable
to Road duty within the li,Gis of their authcri.
ty, to deliver one-fourlh Of their slaves liable
to such duty at the Railroad Depots nearest
the owners residence, on WEDNESDAY, 10th
December Hr"x., in time for the down morning
trains, for thirty days labor on the fertfieae
tions.
II. Tie Commissioners of Roads and the
Town authorities aforesaid will also impress
mud deliver at the Depots at the same time,
ono-fourth OF all male free negroes between
the ages of sixteen and fifty, within the Limits
OF their authority, to be forwarded for the
same term of labor.
III: The aggregate Of the calls made on this
1V's,on, including the present call, is four
months labor of one-fourth the Road hands
IN pursuance. there, of the terms of the Acts OF
the Legislature. the COMMISSIONER. of the
Roads and the Town authorities will only re-
quIre OF the several shareholders such an
amount OF labor ms will, when added to that
already furnished. make up such ownor's quota
Le, one fourth of their Road hands for four
months. '' 'o".
w. The inconsistency of calling for hand.
for Mirty-days which are detained sixtv.davs
Is matter beyond my control. The Act re-
CURES me to call for term Of service of thirtv
Gays while the negroes can only be dischar-
ged ny orders of the General Commanding:
y. fersona to whom it will be at all con-
venient to contribute labor in advance under
TINS call are earnestly requested to do 60 the
law assures them Of full credit for it on f,tnr.
caiIe. which will come probably at a lesa op-
poftune season. :.s'
VI. Owners are advised to furnish thei,
slaves with rations to last to Charleston,
VII. The Agents sent out to receive Iha r =.
groes. are prohibited from furnishing substi-
tutes. -.
WM. NJ. SHANNON.
Agent State South Carolina.
Camden, 8. c., Nov. IL, 2s. At 1863.
Carotinian, Courier, and Mercury will pub
iish once week each in daily and tri riweekly
Tor four weeks other papers in the Division
once q week for same time
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11
FROM. .kRKANsAa:

From a letter addressed to- member OF
Congress, we are permitted to give an ex-
tract or two. The writer is a gentleman
OF undoubted credibility. 1t will be seen
that the statement of the Yankee Cen
eral Blunt and his men having been sur
prised and cut to pieces by Quantrell is here
confirmed.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11
HID AWAY IN THE SMOKE. HOUSE

Ono day last week, ono of Captain
Shannon's mtn fell asleep, and while in.
athis mood, dreamed" where a deserter'
could be foxnd. Ho told his Captain Of
his dream, and he Immediately sent a squad
OF men to the place where young soldier
dreamed he was, and found him. Well,
reader, where do you think he was i? He
Was in hole or cellar. all hid away, and
th'ng' such as barrels, boxes, &c, piled up
svsr him in his smokehouss. There was
snsll space left open through which his
vile Ted him. When taken by tho cav
airy he begged them to let him SEQ hi.
children, that he had not seen them in fiYs
weeks. This is what We call running the
thing in the ground. This is not the only
desertcr that this same soldier has dresrGt
of and found. We would hero say to the
dcserters (in the way Of parentheses) who
are in caves and close places, that you just
might as well come along and report be-
cause if this man gets at you he'll find you
snre.-,Southern Jfotive.
The celebrated Gilbert West AMI Lord
Lytlleton, both men Of acknowledged tnI:
e"t, had received the principles of infdel-
lty from superficial view Of: the Scrip.
lures. They agreed together to expose
what thcy :er'rsd Tho imposture of the
Bible, and Mr.. West chose the Resurrec-
ton Of Christ, and Lord Lyttleton the
Conversion Of st. Paul, as the subjects ot,
theiI criticism. Both sat down to their
respective tasks, full Of prejudice aud a
contempt for Christianity. But what was
the result? They wore both converted by
the'r endeavors 10 overthrow the truth Of
the Srriptures.-They came together, not
as they expected, to exult over an impos-
ture exposed to ridicule, but to lament
their former unbelief and to congratulate
each othor that they had discovered the
truth of revelation. They published their
inquiries, which form two of tue most
valuable trea'ises now existing, i'll faver
of the truths Of Gods word, one entitled
"Observa:ions on the Confession of St.
Paul and the other, "Ooseryations ON the
Resurrection OF Christ"
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PUBLISHED
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the firm of NJ. T. d
J. 7. Owen: by note or account, are earnestly
requested to o%settle the same at the earliest
pessihls convenience, those having demands
against the firm will please present them.
JOHN T. OWEN,
Surviving partner.
August 10, 1853, l6--tf
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CALlyaNIANs Jors1Na Yas- SourHxas
ARMY.-A private letter from sa ,Texss
soldier, dated at Meridian the IIth, aays
the last aceponts from beyond me srivset
report three full Regiments sfton California,
well araed,ahd eqpippsa, ii bays Joined
g our army, and NO moe! sasrs ySp the way i
Sfot.shs satna. .purpose. g. i
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A distinguished officer in our army, who
was for some time prisoner in the hands
Of the enemy, informs us that the hostility
at the North against the Irish population
is SO great, that Federal officers declare that
the time will soon come when their r,soldiors;
will kill an Irishmsu for no other reasoa
than because he is ono. .;
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SLAUGHTER OF YANKEEs.-Col. Field,
; the 1st Tenn, who was wounded while
6gnsag ON the right Of our lines at Mis-.
sionary Ridge, with Shermau's force, end.
is now in Hospital here, says that be noTer'
saw anything to equal the slaughtered Inc
enemy. lie thinks that sherman retreated
with less than half the force he advanced
with. -Akanta Contsderacy.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11

The STEAMER Apy4scE.-The Buhan1a
Herald of the 25th We, reports tile arrival
there, on the the 2sd, of the steamer Ad-
yance,}capt. CIosssn, from Wiliiugion with
cotton to Sawyer & Mshshdez.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11

The Cotton States, published at Gaines.
vile, ,Ria:, says a dispatcRreceiyed athead.
quarters, Lake City, s.stes.that sawannee
river is blocksded-ateamer Union ides-
troyed--Lila supposed to, bsz-Lsura al
Clay @Landipg. Thus enas'the blockade
running foF that port.
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NOTICE.

All persons having demands against the
Estate Of the late Lieut.. b. u. Latimar decd,
will present them to me for payment, and ali
persons indebted will make payment by lst
January 1864.
JOSEPH ELLIS, Admir-.
Nov. 26, 1863, 81, If
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BOTTLES AND Walls
BEING much wanted, will buy my that
may DC brought to me. They must be CLEAN
EDWIN PARKER
Feb l3. 1863 4iu
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STRAYED
PUBLIC NOTICE,

VILLAIN wv lNLs
tcinhy constitute iOUN TAGGART my
lawful Agent III transact Il business for me Ms
Surviving partner Of Davis e. Crews, and have
placed the Notes and Accounts in his hands
for collection. lie is also authorized to make
settements for me individually, aud for the
frm7 receive and receipt for the snme. :,
Those Indebted to the firm Of DAVIS d CREa's
will please make payment. and these havin !
claims will present them to Mr. Taggart' ior
payment
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WM. NJ. SHANNON

Camden, 8. c., Nov. IL, 2s. At 1863.
Carotinian, Courier, and Mercury will pub.
!ish once week each in daily and 'tri.weekly
Tor four weeks. other papers in the Division
once week for same time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

List Of Deceased Iowa Soldiers
who hsve died in Hospital at 81. Louis,
Mo-, FROM Feb. 6 to Feb. ID, 1865
furnished by Thos. w. ]. Long, of lows
Office No. 2 Laclede Block. Olive street,
St. Louis.
Fe5. g. W S Parker, co @, 9sth Reg. typhoid fever
n, Biosser, o. II, saith Iowa, typhoid FEVER.
c. T.wslls, Go. A. 3lss, chronic darrhea
c. r. Davis Co. X, 16th q
Z" G.. Y. Scott Co. n, 2sth
I" Jstrsyer, 90 r. 3lih, phthIsis pulmcnshs.
e. H. hemick, Co, X, Sth, C hsahPtion'
Feb :. u Stiles 90 A. 34th, ehroniesbfonshf's.
Z: Banlster, Co. y s5'a o iSlh ~ V ssI.
j p Douglass co X. 2Gth, gunshot wound.
James sittop Co. II, 2sth, thsphaid fever
Feb. II, u Bmnet,ts +, 70 pueemoais typeoli
I Mere u. l. S4th, chronic diarrhea.
L furgu4hu, ca ii, 30th, +"
"a Levi Hoiinshsad, Go. g, 3ist, Z"
FF Crane, Co. a, 4.h, chronic diarrhea.
Jas Milton, Co. h, 26ah, phthisis pulmonslis.
Feb. IL, Weston, Co. G. 34th, pneumonia.
:. Moses Boyer, Co 7, ssth, congestion Of brain.
- STAKEHOLDER, Co B, S0th. typhoid fever
:" hsdd.nxton, Co. g, esih, er,sipeiss.
= G Farmer. Co. d, ld Cav, chronic diarYheil.
feb. IL, IL kalhbarn, Co c, 9Th, pho Id fever.
fee 49, Miller, CO. A, asth, sryspeiss.
:" Jos Browneii, 90. l. 34lh, chronic dssrrheA.
List of sick and wounded Iowa soldiers
arrived at St. Louis, No., per steamer
Ida May, February, 1868, and in Hos
pital there. Furnished by Thos. W. J
Long, Of Iowa, State Sanitary Agent, q,
ST. Louis, Mo.
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lsS rELEsaArs.i
Now Vera Maxlkoe.

Neu Yorh. Feb. ~.
ylour-Markst 6DI0c bester. 0alss ct n <oDe7 50
for Extra statu ~ 7ooe7O r. n. o.
Whsat-Markst more active, 10 bsaHss. Sales At
81 AoSsl 50 fog sssisgs 81 sooel q Tor Milwaut.s
Club; u 670sl - for Winter Red
Corn-Markst shade sssser. saiss u soOs4e.
Oats-Firm. 7aD7oc.
Port-StsAdy. Sales 1t Ga 50 10 oi4 rs for Mess |;
eli - v oss 10 Gos Prime
Dressed Hoss-Ffrmer. - ISG4s So
Lard Shade nrmer. I0l. to IKE
Whisky-Un settled 6sa COO
Groceries--Quiet. Slvars dull
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New YoYs. Feb u.
stocks-Active, but closed weak
Money and Exchange nshanged.
Sterling Bxchsnge-73.
Goid--Active. 1854.
U. $. Demand No.ss--l6s
U. s. 6's 'ss Regd ISL, do coupons, 81.
U. s. SIS 81. coupons, g7l.
Treasury 4 s-Io-~i0s4.
e. =. year certificate, oa&
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Commercial.

DAtLr CATS CITY ov.iss,
a - 20
FLO i h-sups. - 'ps -
y" ' ns,. :. =, ~, 90
~ 80. 49,. - -
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cnnNs $780,. -,
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wu,.T v.n :, m, enx,.~ arcas. -
pvu Anam.
o.rs AZ - Ak.
poT ro,,s eor pa,.u IN,
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All. ,sca n. c,u.s.n ~. no~.a..a,eI
aot INSTRUMENTATION ao,, 3. 81 .. ,,a....na.x
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HIDEsp,ime a,v TIE vr.hA, h.u.r,..
Az. .,a.n .h.., ns,,. ,n.os, ox. 80. -. -.
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MIiiaAry Notice.

0trict OF TEE Provost NARsnAL GkRERALl
or THE Iowa AND Missouri BORDER. !
Is kxoKux, Iowa, JAEuARY 10Th, 1853 -
BY psuemp,oly orders from Headquarters furnish
Ing liquor. Of any kind ale, beer cider, wine, &C.,
either by SALE gif. or barter to enlisted soldiers Of
The United states 10 prohibited under penalty OF fns
and imptisoi msut.
Notice II therefore given that the above order will
be rigidls anfo eed with in this District.
JOHN NJ HIATT,
laii2i-t Pro pat Marshal General.
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CAieag . Uatsle ss.,,..,

49,, . Cattle Market.
BEEF CA11L1 -Nartss Arm !. n.n.a IN -
sordins - aaaals J.
- y ,Aes' svsrasing $40, u IS; do 500, q u
90 % -. rss, % 70.
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Notice TO Property Holders.
Proper, holders will confer favor the Assessor
NY making written list OF their Real Estate sne
having !, yk.r him when he calis them, and
Their, by tnabie him fulfill his duties In the time
CURED by law.
DANL RUBICAM, Assessor.
Once With williams b King, Sd Street, between
Main and Johns jan2s-d
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Rae s.

i your Rsr the highest Cash price for Rsss. 50 70
School - and will gsaranGes ehat n viii nay yoe
them Or osk and Stationary MI ever ysar Isans
send Il 'ssvs Sora ~ ~ Guy Dosk Dioso - Nh
1 lAnS NV. O0OEN.
Asin soA ~ 0gsssln.
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Groceries.

iREyERLy B. BOWER, In
TAI ILY GROCER,
DEALER IN PRODUCE.
No. 100 Main STREET beixssn 4th snd sth sss.,
KEoKUK, IOWA
invite the attention of my fri-ras and the public
to my large and complete stock OF FRESH, 6TAPLE
AND FANCY GRocERIEk.. Nj special attention
win be given 10 furnishing families with their supplies
articles ~ the LOWEST PRICE.
UpGoods delivered free OF charge febis-Sn
w Q. DANIELS, Agent, 500
GRoCER
AND
PRODUCE DEALER,
Cor. Sth 4 BlenAea~ ats, Kssksk.
dec STi-dly
X ELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
u AOLEN1LE GKOCERS,
KEOKUK, IONA.
| + EAoNs-s Boxes,
,S:. rses,vsa. andf0 sale ~ :, o,o sec.
lrHANPAIGNE.
IS Cases Choice brand. ch.mp.,sne Wine In quart.
Md sa. iSssssainE "Aamm' Cabinet" crems de
A choice article for sale BY
lBRANDY.
/ 3ouartex Casks ''Jas. Henne.ay. and "Hope iu.
sussts Vintage Of 1857 choice article for sale by
doc2S-d KELLOGG BIAaE.f
? 600 SACKS 9. =. SALT.
no,i7.a ~ sEttio os &, sissE.
l126 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
4 novi7-d KELLOGG q BIRoH.
/ .)h HHDs. N. o. SUGAR,
70 Hhd.. island sas.r, for al. By
$50 bDLs. CofFEE SUGAR,
80 bbts Crushed sugar,
l Is do Powd. do
For Sale by
nov,.d KEfLoGG riRGE
i 900 KEGS NAILS,
For sale ~
novl7-d KELLOGG b siK8K.
n 600 PACKAGES NEW RAISINH
Il boxes, Halves and Quartrrs for sAis By
| povi7-d KELLOGG NRGE
! 8 q.
WE SELL MALTBY'S
BALTIMORE YSTERS
AT 90 CENTS
from this date, instead of 10 cents ~ hereto
| KELLOGG BIR0E.
| January 10, cd
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CAAcage Masakss.

PkOVlSION&-Firaer; Mess Pork "a % prlk
Aests In good demand; Lard 0Sc; kssar Piekled
Hams sess Dry saIsed Shoulder 3kc, ioese
BUTTkR-Yalr quality lsDI7c.
TALLOW--Fism, Toe. s
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

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5pefial Ncttrts.
Dosr- oFFIoR DIRECTORY. l.

DOST- OFFIUn DIRECTORY. X !
Arrivals and Depa rtureseflAeMaals.
The Eastern Mail arrives nj p NJ, and departs At
Z A. n.
The " estern mall arrives al 7P. NJ and departs at
SAN
The Southern Mail arrives ate p. M, and departs
al A. M.
The Northern Mail arrives at p. M =, aud departs
alta. NJ. s-Fw s.
The palnyra Mall asrivss 81 "a, NJ, and Aspsxts
att n.
The Charleston and saien Mail arrives ats p. NJ :,
aud departs At A. n.
All mail in"i.rr designed to 70 out In the morning
malls should L. ia the ONCE by o'clock the evening
preceding the departure of th. malls.
J. b. HOWELL, p. NJ