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Itens-Eurouean and Yankee.

We have no space for lOug articles, and have not time
to Dreg1re short ones We only few prominent
facts contained in the last budget Of Northern papers
All accounts represent the effect Of the battle Of Fred
ercksblrg ia Europe most dseouragng to the Yam
kees. Il was universally regarded as decisive Of the
contest.
What passed between the Emperor and Mr. Dayton
is thus stated b. Yankee correspondent:
When the Emperor-a3 is his custom-passing in
from, OF t5a diplomatic corps addressing few words to
eieb, reached NJ Dayton, he said to him, "Well, Mr.
Daylo1 what uews.'
Your Majesty" replied Mr.. Dayton, 81 had hoped
wear ago 20 hav, been able this time have given
YOU mlch better news than I now can"
Tie Emperor then replied well, sir, am sorry for
tda bad news which has come, and hope in he
Of ths gear it Gill be better"
These remarks were made in English with consdera.
bic aosaacy, his Majesty does no, speak English
vel uow as he dill some years ago They not sup
possd here 20 possess the slightest political Importance
gld Indeed among the Americans is considered that,
Ia he closing words Of bis remarks to Minister the
Emperor vas attempting s perpetrate one Of his grim
jokes
Other correspondents give different versions and
others say the subject of American affairs was not sh
Z
and toe Diplomatic circle was very adverse the future
OF the Northern States. It thought tie Emperor
would very soon rsasw his Offer Of mediation to Great
Britain; aud If refused would a;tcmP, 10 terminate the
var himself"
We give some extracts elsewhere from the corre5-
pondsnts Of the Herald
An attemp, is TO be made in Delaware to prevent the
Inauguration Of the new Governor, who incolnie-
b7 tho shareholders Of that Sate-Nes York Tribune
authority for the statement.
Tao Cincinnati Commercial reports a conspiracy IN
u lana which has for its object the deyerauce Of the
West from the Yankees of the East The cOnspirators
ean.,lng Of Bright Hendricks and leading Democrats,
asndsd 20 begin tae work by seizng the State arsenal
and only 4sd by the vigilance Of Governor Norton
BIZ they ere notat al dauned by their first failure. They
sy hey have $4,000 men ready to take the field against
tls Ab0donss and to free the Yves, from the Eastern
Yankees TIE assassination Of Governor Morton, who
il the r chief 0bs.acle-is probable event
Brigham Youngs message has been suppressed by
LlDoolns Government aud inquiry has been nstituf
ted in Congress TO ascertain the cause. Brigham is
probably preaching treason again.
The Rebel correspondence captured near Charleston
Wa to bs published in Washington the nth 1t en-
BRACES sundry dispatches from the Rebel Secretary to
ssa and Sldel and various private Eetters One Of
sbe latter entreated Europe Save or We perish
Jin Lane charges Gen. Meigs with disOyalty. The
later rerrsd in Letter, which read to the Senate,
IA paris bul bring too hse,spOksn, the reading was
dseouiuusl
The Republicans IN Washington represented BY
ths FsralS q in despair The President has said that
vEfsA,y sasOSss d = necessity!
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EJSssCiaL AM COMMkKLiaL.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81 1863.
At Messrs Sumner & Burress' auction sale, to-day,
the following prices obtained
n o. sugar IS cts clarified do 81 e coffee t 90 soda s5l2
pepper 1884, apples tls SEX 3 bb soap s50 . D; oranges
So box; batter 81 65 sssars SOG NJ smoking tobacco
35G70 ca Mesra sanuer BOrrvss will have large sale Of
elegant furniture Friday morning.
On extensive sale of clothing, dry goods, etc, took
place .,day ut Messrs 6s9i, line Co.'S au;on The
prices obtained Indicated vaJuI articles especially
winter clothing the stock Of whc in the city, present quite
Large.
At the recent aucton sale, n Lyuciburg BY Nessrs.
J. p Scott & CO.. The following p=:e' were O,;slnsji
Pepper g. S. ecppefss e spice IS ginger c. o.toa
Td s. Ga sed 10Th, i2 g. boIsacEs Jeans f6G604 cou.
tr an, al 20 wool hats sSf5 gray O. g. 2E Z, dcnes
tcs 521Gj e dlme.cs 96jH dome. les sst.sI2s Il
urss il@jS = osnaburs. 5 brovn 5rirgs 10 tSos
candles sggs sag,r 5Gi o. oil s. 1904 sO lard oil
Si5< Liuseyd oil tl5F, Ptrsans o S'IE2S, brandy
$iJI smoking y aapuf tobacco s. %.
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J. H. HAMMOND, Assistant Adjutant General.

EXCHANGE OF tbs MARINES CAPTURED BY THE ALA
BANA-The large troop of United States marines which
we're captured on board the Ariel by Semmes, of the
Alabama have been exchanged and now at the ser
vice Of the government Their officers, too, among
whom Captain D. NJ. Cohen, Major Garland, Lieut.
NeErath and Others will repair to their original dest
nation the Mare Island Navy Yard, California where
permanent marine garrison is to be established for the
FIRST time Arms and equipments will he furnished the
men from Of the United States armories the Pa
ciGe--N H. Herald Jan. 11h,
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ON THE TIDE OF THe MIND-PRAoE.
THE Truth takes the responsibility of now ac

THE Truth takes the responsibility of now ac-
knowgng the Sovereign Independence Of each OF the 80
States that lately mpoed the FEDERAL Union Into General Coy
eminent familiarity Uncle Sans rea farm on the c. u
tlnent OF America The constitutional Head or mere paper
senens and In many other ways young Miss Couderacy
ganze old Uncle Sam for msman' cement
Of her local and private In The argument Miss Confrd
eray got angry slapped Uncle Sam 10 the face with national
salute for ind pendenoe That angry act reused A. Lincoln and
seward TO Imagine they the Constitution to hold the
Sta IS TO yether.
Nov Won 81 Governors "a sovereign states being thus
by tie Truth As the highest aubony
on s whole globe OF earth aud wat are each directed 10
anpont three citizens, with The State Legislatures 10
mission the same session. and these lO2 represen-
qye of the sovereign trs are u meet Ia Frankfort, stae
of Kenty on the 5, December lG9 other desg
mated day Lneoln and President Davis TO issue
amaons saaconing hls and - order suspension OF the
nos actual the Of 81 days k.eh State 70 be
the United States senate with single
soyervu be either IN the Federal States Gov
eminent, or with the state confederuesGoFtTnmeEf.
Ii NOT the little pol and apoxtate D. DIS to the
Christ as the Prince reee imagine that This will
store or the late constituted Republic OF sovereign
sf and their territories the continent Of America for
they have raised the wall Of Hate high thick, vide and deep
that the washlngtOna feui mat sleep the bosom OF
time and mother through this generation least and pos
silly for tWo or generations In the future
The decision the three representatives hus In representation
Of each Of 81 sovereign states be referred back 70 the stale
Iatues or directly the sovereign people election
day for ratification seton Ia thirty days ther, aer 80
THE TRurH nOR Little, Of the fredericksburg "NeEs,
and olhers requested insert time advertisement
Respectfully,
Jal2-li' J. H. EDWARDS
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MEMORIAL.
RESOLUTION.
H0nSE OF DELEGATES


The House opened with prayer at II o'clock by
the Rev. DR.. PETERKIS.
The consideration Of the Tobacco Limitation Bill was
resumed, and after several amendments, was ordered
TO its engrOSsment
On motion of Mr.. MoCAMANT, a resolution was
passed. reviyng with the consent of the Senate the
Joint Committee Salt in August last
RESOLUTIONS.
The appropriate committees we're instructed to inquire
into the expedency-
By Mr. BURKS-Of ratying the contract with Scott,
Farmer Co., for 100000 bushels of salt
By Mr. CECIL-Of providing by law for the payment
Of militia enrolling officers appointed in August last
BY kr. MCDONALD. of Wyoming--0f reporting a
bin to prevent the killing Of sheep for mutton.
BY Mr.. LIVELY-Of amending the stay law so as it
shall only apply TO persons in the public service rel-
gees from their homes.
By Mr. BRADFORD-Of reducing the commissions
of the Pententiary Storekeepcr
BY Mr. Manufacturing the acts Of the County
Court of SpOtsyivania, held at other places than the
courthouse.
BILLS PASSED.
The House bill authorizing town councils and county
courts to impress and condemn houses and lots for hos
pital purposes, taken up and passed.
ORDERS oF THE DAY.
On motion Of Mr. HOPKINS, of Petersburg the bill
to suppress eltortou WIS taken up and made the order
of the day for Wednesday next at / o'clock.
Onmoon of Mr.. HUNTER, the report of the Special
Committee on Confederate Treasury Notes. instrucug
our Senators and requesting Representatives to aid
IN procuring the passage of a bill by Congress making
Confederate Treasury Notes legal tender, was taken
up and made the special order Of the day for tomorrow
at / o'clock
On motion of Mr. MALLORY, the House adjourned.
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arSEEAI. oRnrRs-No. s
HrADQ'Rs, RIoHr WING ARMT or TENNESSEE,
STEAMER FoKRzsr QUEEN, MILLlKES's BEND,

STEAMER FORREST QUEEN MILLikESS BEND,
January 4, 1858.
Pursuant to the terms Of General Order No. l. made
this dly by General McClernRnd, the title Of army
ceases 70 exist and constitutes in the future the Army
OF the Mississippi composed Of two army corps"
one to be commanded by General G. W. Morgan and
the other by myself In renqushing the command
of the Army Of the Tennessee and restricting my
thor;y TO my corps, l desire to express TO all
colusnders to soldiers aud officers recently operating
before Ycksburg my hearty thanks for their zeal aac
rity anu courage manifested by them on all occasions
We failed in accomplishing one great purpose Of our
movement the capture of Vicksburg; but part
Of whole. Ours was but part Of combined movement
in which others TO assist. We were on time I'M
iOFeseen contingencies musthav delayed the others We
have destroyed the Shreveport road have attacked
the deences Of Vcksbug, and pushed the attack as far
prudence would justify, and having found il too
strong for single column, have drawn of in good
order and good spirits, ready for any move new
commander il now here to lead you. lie is chosen by
the President of the United States who is charged by
the Constitution 10 maintain and defend it, and he has
the undOubted rggt to select his own agents. know
that all good officers and soldiers will give him the
hearty support and cheerful obedience they have hithe
to given There are honors enough in reserve for
all and work enough too Let each do his appropriate
part and our nation must in the end emerge from this
dire conflict purified aud ennObled by the fires which
now test its strength and purity. All officers Of the
general staff not attached TO my person will hereafter
report in person and by letter to Major General McCler
nlnd commanding the Army Of the Mississippi, on
board the steamer Tgress at rendezvous at Gaines
Landing and at Montgomery Point. BY order of
Major General W. T. SHERMAN
J. H. HAMMOND, Assistant Adjutant General.
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RpACIAI. NnrIrE-

,.r-...ss. SIP eCIAL NOGHcE.-The attention
49, ofbetrads Ia especially invited 10 large sale Of
Groceries, eommenrng haPaSt no. this day, to which vii be
Iron Safe, In good order
go lbs Gum Arabic.
Also, u our sale Of
10000 feet Lumber,
at oOnant Wad snS Lumber Jsrd at II o'clock, Friday
jsSs|gs TARDY WILLIAMS, Aust,.
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" IN PRAYER DY llle new bilo hVAHSN1f
Episcopal Church
CAPTURED FEDERAL OFFICERS.
The Joint resolutions offered some days ago by Mr..
CLOPTON of Ala, contemplating the delivery of CAPT
ured Federal officers the State Governments for punt
shment, came up unfinished business, the pen ling
question being refer them to the Committee Foreign
Affairs
Mr. FOOTE, of Tenn took the floor and replied to
the remarks submitted the other day by Mr. Lyons, Of
Va He (Mr Foote) regarded the present war as a war
upon the States mainly for the purpose of destroying
one of our sacred local institutions now under the
guardianship of State authority. Therefore the mode q
retaliation proposed by the President was eminentt
proper and unavoidable ANY other mode would greatly
agerarae the character Of the var and Offend the sen
sibiities Of the civilized world. Still he could not be
unmndfu of the fact that retaliation would tend to in
crease the scenes of blOodshed and, taking this view il
WIS natural that he should desire that every mode should
be resorted to- consistent with dignity TO bring
about cessation of hostties, throw the RESPONSE
bity of their continuance upon the authorities of the
United States. He would send commissioners 10 Wash
ingtOn-not TO propitiae the wretchcs in authority
here-bu to declare to them witha view 20 prevent the
disastrous consequences Of retaliation the willingness Of
the South to make peace terms honorable TO both ua
tons in case OF their refusal with them would rest
the responsibility of all subsequent blood.hcd, and the
act Of the South would receive the approval Of every
lighened man and woman throughout the universe. IL
would moreover, strengthen the hands OF the peace
party at the North almost ready TO rise and over
throw the wicked government which had bccomeodOus
and oppressive to them At the proper time he would
introduce resolutions setting forth his preferences in this
respect.
Mr.. CLOPTON'S resolutions were referred to the Com.
mittee on Foreign affairs.
COPYRIGHTS.
Mr.. CURRY, Of Alabama introduced bill entitled
"an act TO amend an copyrights to authors
and composers" Referred to the Committee Oh the Ju
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~ SALE CONTINOED.-our large
- - sale Of Dry Goods Wl be continued this uerninf
THURSDAY o'clock More hundred lots Of choice
and Ey deal able good remain unsc whsh Sbe closed TO-
Hal, KENT, PAINE CO., issa'.
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TO CORRESPONDENCE.

- Letter, On busiasas ust b addressed 70 as Editor
O. Hs Way" -, -, II
-tc rrtea on bo sies q ne paper tctA not % PUG
AL Ont ,oi3 "a osss b. depdstd rom obituary Ho'ees
-Fiag three Iiass cAIrged for dduerttseEaeHts
- ~ cEH0t 4nfsrtIts % return rejected oo1aatca-
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AaRrAt-Mr W. HsrnaOn, allas Mr. Johnson, the enter
pr.ing Manager Hosd ne arrived % the train from
FedeOts5urg wednesiay. We believe he Is Eopny at The
sptsxocd he Is In ans health and we prsume IL doSn on
business o0nnsgtsd vita the SboTe association
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n Brnsslek 18th inst, from parayde attack Col
WN. MkREDITH, aged 65
During his life had his ny faithfully various
capacities and repeatedly member Of the HOne Of Dele
gates.
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

In Lswrsnceye the lih lns by the Rev Mr. casensn,
GEOSGE CLAIBORNE Deputy Clerk Of Brunswick Miss VIZ
| GINA Q. dnazhlsr q Robert D. Iarnbull, lal
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, January 81, 1868.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Duncan, editor of the Christian
Advocate.
HOUR OF MEETING.
Mr.. PHELAN of Miss, introduced resolution fixing
the daily hour Of meeting at IL o'clock A. NJ and he
time Of adjournment at o'clock p. NJ which, alter
remarks by various members, was rejected,
ENGINEER CORPS.
Mr.. WIGFALL; Of Texas, introduced bill to proTde
and organize engineer troops during the war;
Referred to Committee on Military Affairs.
THE REyoRN MEDICAL PROFESSION.
Mr.. SPARROW, of La, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs reported back the memorial of Dr.. Ward,
complaining of injustice by the Medical Department TO-
wards the botanic medical profession and asked that the
Committee be discharged from the further consideration
thereof Agreed TO-.
The Senate then went into secret legislative session.
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TEE DISASTER AT YIcKsBuRa.

osS sRERNAS's FAREWELL TO TIE AMY OF TENNESSEE.
At Mikeu's Bend General Sherman issued the follow
ing order taking his farewell Of the Army Of the Ten
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.


WEDNESDAY, January 81, 1868.
The Senate met at noon-the PREsIEDXT in the Chair
Prayer by the Rev JAMES II. Read.
INCREASE or PER Dim.
communication was received from the House Of
Delegates concurrng in the Senate joint resolution re-
laing 10 increase Of per diem
BILL PAs5ED
bill 10 amend and re-enset the 18th sec. Of chap
10 of the Code so as 10 extend the time of fling CON-
plant in cases CT contested election, taken up and
passed,
MEMORIAL.
NJ. NELSON presented the memorial Of Capt John
Fighter and other officers of the Virginia Rangers,
monsratng against transfer to any other service Re-
| ferred.
RESOLUTION.
The following resolution Of enquiry was adopted
BIZ Mr. BRUCE-0f authorizing the Roanoke Valley
Railroad Company to forecose the mortgage on their
road from Clarksyilc to the Raleigh and CASTOR Road
Upon motion of Mr.. CARSON, the Senate then ad.
journed to meet at II o'clock tomorrow.
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ENlINEER CoRPa.
THE REyoRN MEDICAL PRoFEssIO
HOUSE on REPRESENTATIVES,.
CAPTURED FEDERAL OFFICERS.

The House met at the usual hour and opened
with PRAYER BY the Rev. DIR. DoGGErr Of the Methods
Episcopal Church
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Mr.. sLrpELL AGAIN VISITS YAPoLEox.

Prom the Liverpool Journal OF Commerce, jan 2
Mr. SdeH has had another audience with the Empe-
ror of the French and has communicated 10 him some
very importent dispatches which he had recently re-
ceiyed from Mr.. Jefferson Davis.
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NoRrHERS PAPERs.-We are indebted to Lieut.. V
gnius BOssisau for files of late Northern papers.
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Worthwhile the motion TO recommit was pending,
amendments were offered by Messrs. Chambliss Foote
Gartre, Graham Lyon and Foster all Of which will 60
to the committee if the motion prevails Mr. Gartrers
amendment Is as follows
Provided that no person shall be enrolled who has
substitute in the army, furnished In accordance with
orders heretofore issued BY the Secretary of War"
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Mr. FOSTER of Ala, offered resolution instructng
the Committee the Quartermaster's and Commissary
Departments 70 ascertain practicable the mum
Der of able bodied young engaged as principles
or agents in said Departments and report by bill or
otherwise as TO the and most speedy mode placing
such in the ranks and supplying their places with per
sons conscript age with discharged soldiers
Agreed to-
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Mr.. CURRY, of Alabama, introduced bill entitled
"an act TO amend an copyrights TO authors
and composers" Referred to the Committee Oh the Ju
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Lincoln on the art of War.

Before the court of Inquiry on McDOwellu Washing
ton the following letter from Lin ,On to Mcclellan, was
read 1t deserves attentive pensa and perpetual pre-
sa-vation,
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Js2-dtcln
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inquirer will publish once and send bin TO hi, once
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HOUR OF NETTING.

Prayer by Rev. Mr. Duncan, editor of the Christian
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HEAoaUAkFEKs 4TH Rs1IMEST V. NJ,
WHHELINs. NAV 81 lSEl

WHEELISs. May 81, 1888
Special Order
PURSUANT 70 Cleuerai Order 70 { Of BrieA!ier
i. General JGmee :. Wheat, Of the 2oth instant.
C5mmAndAuts of eUDpAnis- comprising the 4th reEi-
the tolIouing place. for drill aud Inspection, eeh
saturday Afternoon 1t tO'eocE commencing on Sat.
uriay, the 81 Instant, and continuing until other
CompAay A, Capt. J. ". wNri, on the river Cat
above NORTH street
IElAnd.
Company c, Capt J. a. Clement, a, Second Ward
Company D. Capt J. y. Vance, at tn. City Aruo-
" Court uU1Ssl
GSnIany K, CaPt. c. D. Knox, a, second Ward
Company y, Capt. VIM. b. sinpSoa, on Greek
| bAak, east end Of Quincy street.
Company O, Caps. y O. RothAekeC, At the corner Of
Market ADD JSHeEs9a streets.
| between Sixth ard the Creek.
Company !, Capt John Scott, on wheeling Hin,
| u the right Of the SAtioual Pike
Company h, CsPt. John '. Hopkins, Wheeling
Company l., Capt. Jane, H. Holmes, at til. Court
House.
II. IfPosabls arms viii be ready for dI.tr!bution
in time for the drill on Saturday, the d inst should
they nSt be reAiy, eOninAudAats Of companies viii
factuSs and march nE and also Proc7FinE correct
rolls d persons within their several districts liable
for, add exempt from, militia duty, auI report the
same TO the AdIutaut Of the Regiment oT before
Tuesday, the 18th inst
III. All citizens between the ages OF IS and IS
yeATs residing Wttbn the bounds Of the 18th ReEi-
tnsnt, required TO report themselves TO the
uaAndAnts OF the company In he district in which
they reside on or before Saturday, the d inst; and
those claiming exemption for any eAuse from such
duty, will state the grounds uPou which their claims
are based.
". Courts martial will be convened Tor the pun
lshment Of all delnquents In discharge the duties
above required, we'll for the tFiA Of those Who
avoided duty under the late order Of the J,o,erpoT
calling the regiment into active service.
By order Of A. J. SWEENEY,
Commanding 4th RsE't VAN.
1. IRWIN, Adlutant- my32
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selEMeasurement Sor shir.
A Card to the Poop
Now is Your Time to Save MOI
BarEains! Bargains!! BarTair|

Bargains! Bargains!! Bargain
~ eo1sS;Genes Of the hrt- TIA: all c7tt 4
i are S4TGneing very TApidly, aud the lnsitc
are thai they nil very sno1 be higher ikz- i
2rgTioas time. have pGrrhaaed iAEze AID >
sock e Rorei<n and Doasstsc Dry G--g4s-
have in store. No. - Main erect. CsCfre " =
aad 70 VhiGh W0Gd respectfully iEy5ts tie d
tiSz of the pubEc, - intsrd seilia< - =.
4. the Cd price,. aud seme goods sVea -hsa5-r
they TeIe eVoE kEoEn bsf5-e- - TIA .. 4
needing goods, CT Tho vii need thea ~
better avail thsHselyes q THE oppa-s-a-:F
plying Lhenselves- - they III ave = ~
M their PGrchaees ~ this ttn1e: te-s-ss -
have . GOD Asnrrmezf 20 make tz-- 49,
Eon-
Ny stoeE enzGs1s. 10 part. Of B=uS= - L.
Naslins, Caliona, Mems aud Boys 80 -. svs-
scTipti0n- Cheeks. FiG1neis, Gta<hzzE-- Sh.s... /
sd IuUsI D1psrA, Ira Linens A. 80.
PArassIs- SHAKER Hoo1s- Hosp SkiT-. L.-- = !
a3fne Wells. white Goods, Lace. Ez--li4=--.
LADIES: LADIES! Year upsc.Al Hff--:
invited 70 ny vsFy s=p-Tior STICK q CEESs -
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the ssasou- LAWS. Plain. Piai4 al Ez5-
Greg GOods- NoEAmbiques- Benz Azzla-.. 4
great variety. PieAse sail Early. - I'll Al
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T0Grs VeF~ r-sFs-raziFy.
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Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
SEPHHIS

his = an GSeetio- CT The blood. and sticks he
SEXUAL Organs Li7tnEs q the Sssa, EArs, Thruat
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SAFAPAEtlh psrnss The blood. and removes al SoaIy
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