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Quiet and 1tmcr.
Money moderately active IT. = per cant.
> bterupE Exchaa9a quiet, and W1ahont m1ta:i,I
Gefs opening at IT, dec11Eing to 15tH, adva ncns 10
1923, and closing heavy ut 15.5{8f53H.
TQt:l exports Of BRecte for tuo week 6l.77t 40
, 1863-12-07

New YoRK, Dec. 5.-Thc shot-tower of Nc
Collock d Co., at Stapleton, Staten 1slanl,
was destroyed by fire this morning LOSE
<s0, Geo. A sloop laden with hay for the gov
crn1ncnt was also burned The crew, barely
e5caped with their lives
, 1863-12-07

Pn11ADRLrH1A, Dec 5.-Thc miners OF
Broad Top who lrc been on strike for ths
last two months, have resumed work ut al
the colieries hut two or three on the term:
offered
, 1863-12-07

New YoRK. Dec, 6.-Thc steamer Evening
Star arrived from New Orleans, the Sd, via
Havana, Dec 1.
Among her passengers arc Gen. Vandoyere,
Col. Slack, Major T Fetdcr and Major: Argus.
On the ea'th ult, Gen. Lee with 800 Federal
cavalry and section Of. artillery attacked
, 1863-12-07
The. Election In Id1shO.

DENVER CrTI, Dec. 4.--Partial returns Of
tie recent election In Idaho indicates that Jno,
II. Cannadny, copperhead, is elected delegate
to Congress by a considerable minority.
, 1863-12-07

Bosroa, Dec. 5, 1663.-The ship Living
Are, which arrived at Falmouth, Nov. 17th,
from Akijob, reports being boarded aud
Cane Of Good Hope,
, 1863-12-07

BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.-Gen. schenck has is
sued farewell order to his department.
Brig. Gen. Lockwood succeeds to the com
manl.
, 1863-12-07
AH m A. Ill AGIIn AGIEH
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A A A-Bces barrels, pitched.
R-Onc and halI inch diameter rope.
CC.-"Cotton bale rope'' made into network.
Lager bier kegs md clothcsuncs. The ''Torpc-
dues and Chains. with mazcE Of rppe, have at Last
sunk Into nothing.
, 1863-12-07

From the Army Of the Potomac.
WAeH1Horos, Dec 5.-Adyices from tic
army of the Potomac, to-day, state TINT moth
ing Of interest is transpIring there. Every
thing is in stat~ quo. The ru,nors here that
the army Il, s,falling back, probably originated
from slight transitions Of divisions or corps.
HEADQUARTERS ARxy PoroxAc,l
Dec 4, 2. II.
A light division ofzobcl troops crossed the
Rapldan this afternoon, at some point above
Rnceoon Ford, probably on reconnaissance,
Since this Information came, there has been
considerable cannonading, heard in TINT dircc-
ton. It is supposed the advance Of the rob
els 1as been checked by onr light batteries,
attached to the cavalry, in pursuance Of Gen.
Meadc's orders:s.
HEADQUARTERS Anx1 OF THE PoroxAc,
Dec,4.
Last night our pfckcts were driven In ut
Gcrmania Ford by rebel cavalry, and the long
roll sounded throughout our camp. The
enemy retreated across tho Rap1dAn before
any damage was done, and the army soon re-
snancd it's usual quiet.
= large number Of fuTlougAs arc being
is fine.
1ncfc ls much speculation In rcenrd t0-the
question whether Meade will be retained in
the command Of this army. The army is
greatly divided in regard 10 his nI,llity since
tue lnte campaign. Scdgwick soerns to be
the most In tavor. Next to him Warrcn
would be most acceptable.
, 1863-12-07

C11c1SNATr, Dec. 5.-Goy. Tod has up
pointed Hon. Joseph R. Swan. Supreme
Judge Of this State rice Glo1son, resigned.
, 1863-12-07

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ssParsss ai.ssne. proposals will 10 received for
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those ia more than ENG bidas each plaer.
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Iii bids b ey sa.s.ntse Of tha
, 1863-12-07
Election of Public Printer in
Missouri.

JEFFERsos CITY, December 5, 1e0s--In
joint session Of the Legislature yester-
day, Dr.. Curry, radical, editor Of the Stale
T'"e*, Of this city, was elected public printer;
over D: N. Grissom, conservative, editor Of
the St. Louis Tnioa
, 1863-12-07

Dur Ship Of War on Lake Erie.
By the terms Of our treaty with Great Bri-
tain, VIC hare but one vessel Of var On the
aakcs. VIC have the Michigan. Tic follow
ing from the Cleveland Letaler, will be read
with interest:
The United States revenue cutter, the
steamer Michigan, has, within the last few
days, received her new 4r1ma1nent, consisting
OF thirteen additional guns and is ready fol
any and all of the gu11-boats from Montreal
that are coming this way. She now carries
four twclvc-po1nd howitzce, four ten-pound
Parrott's four thIrty-pound FaErott's sixty.
four pound bow gun, md her old stern gun,
which has for many years been her only ar:
tllcsy. She has also been thoroughly over.
hauled and repaired, znd Is in excellent trim.
Hor new cannon LOOK finely. She will win
ter at Saudusky.
, 1863-12-07

country ia selling at to: lot Of 90 ttcs prime old
lard sold yesterday ut 111c, and understand shat
1thc Waa offered to4ny: Ig tres old gut sold 1t
, 1863-12-07

In this city, Wednesday cFer.nr, Dec 3d. hy and q
the EeSldeHee = q KeT p Patterson: u. MCCALL
EV Auburn and New York papers please copy.
In this city. on the Sd Inst., by W.W Eycrts. 3[r
JOHN D. WILBUR End Mrs, CYNTHIA A. BLAKE.
On the 81 Inst, hy the same, Ar. VIM BONNER ani
Miss FANNIE 4, JENNINGS,
, 1863-12-07

So little time has elapsed since the NntiQn-
trollcr McCnI1och will not be enabled to give
more than general view Of tho system in his
report to the Secretary OF the Treasury this
year. It Is, however, understood that tho
Controller Willeugggcst quite extensive amend
, 1863-12-07

NlHHIU NuEKGt-N0Ve o.
FLouR-steady.
QRAtE-Wheat in moderate demand Mt SIZE Sail
Es tu Chicago Spring red Winter on rsivate terms
Corn alDE aE 81. Is. Gals noIalEal at &c,
NuIeKY-Fitm at Soc.
CANAL FHR1GHTs-No en@a@cnentz,
1HoR7H-13G0G bris t1our 10 Coo bu wheat IT, 900 b,
corn.
, 1863-12-07

UsWcX0 M0rket-DcC. 3.
FLorH-UnchAnged,
GEA1s-Wheat fs1u but quiet; red atate, 81. q.
Com drm and unchanged 6alc5 Last night, Illinois
Il .18- Other Eraina quiet and nominal.
EANAI EKEIQaTHeEpfn, SC to 6YI1cr1c.
, 1863-12-07

Vessels Posscd Detroit,
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.l
DETROIT, Dec. 5, 1865.
Ur-None.
povN-Prora Acme Merchant
, 1863-05-28
FROM ST. PAUL.
Mere Indian hIassacres Threat
encd

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibnnc.l
Sr. PAUL, May -, 1873.
Intelligence WIS received to-day that hos
tile Indians are about to attack Pembiua, in
the extreme northwest corner Of the State,
ard then escape into Dacotah Territory. The
Sioux number several hundred, and they have
made peace with tie Red Lake ChippeTas-a
powerful band Of that tribe with whom they
have been at war--will join them III tho at
tack on the settlers. There are about 1,6o0
whites at these points. It is feared they have
f;lIcn victims ere this. All were lcav
iEg who could. When the report was
sent, Little Crow visited Iudson's Bay
Company and asked permission 10 occnpy
their teuitory, but was refused. He has
large quantities Of ammunition buried, and
supplies for several months.
The Last Of the Winnebagoes, 76o in num-
ber, went down by the boat this evening.
TIE Sioux scalps were taken from theuI, as
their possession would aggravate the hostility
between the two tribes, who are located neal
together. They wept and begged to retain
their trophies. The people are delight tt
bc rid Of the worthless varlbonds.
No public demonstration was made on Gen
fopc's arrival, but the people received hin
~ith great cordiality, and regret that he vii
| not remain. Ii,>rcturns to Milwaukee in :
| few days.
, 1863-05-28
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the ch!caco Trihuac.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chscaso freaae'l
SPRINGFIELD, May 9Th, 1863.
The call for the Democratic mass meeting
in this city will be Issued On the 1st and the
meeting is to take place on the 1fth Of June.
Il " Ill no doubt be an intensely CopEarhead
affair.
The Agricultural Convention Will be held
in this city On the 9th, not the 18th, Of June,
as published in some Of the papers,
The coal operators Of this State held a con
vention ut St. Louis, q few days since, and
agfred to send A1r. Louis Dochez to Belgium
% procure the emigration Of coal miners, On
account Of the c1orbitant demands Of coal
miners III this State as regards wages.
Lieut.. Col Henry Yates, Jr., brother OF the
Governor, was accidentally wounded in the
upper part Of the thigh yesterday, at centr1'
lia, while stepping on board the train on
which he was proceeding to rejoin his req"
ment. The wound WAS caused by the dis
charge Of pistol which was in the pocket OF
Il citizen. The Governor sent an aid to bring
him to this CITY. The wound, though dan
g.rous, Is not mortal.
The Governors Of Indiana and Wisconsin
have procured steamers and brought large
ouu:bcr Of the wounded soldiers, from those
States, from the late battles, and Governor
Yatcs would also do 20, but that our Copper
head Treasurer refuses to pay drafss drawn
under the last appropriation, while the
Supreme Court adjourned without action in
the matter.
The Chicsgo Tunes dispatch about the Gov
-o- Anvsrr rn{e1pnronr;nted Sns mn of t1,f
! War Fund, is Ill bash. The money was De
, 1863-05-28
The SITUATION III KENTUCKY


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
SOMERSET, Ky, Iay =, 1863.
Matters have again tclap5cd into the dull
taonctony Of camp life, dry weather, aud the
Thermometer ut SO. The excitement Of late
rebel raids and ptckets captured, has subsidcd.
The pickets of both sides have resumed their
old places on either side Of the river, aud
f:srthcr inter. communication has ceased, cx-
ccrt with tho n,usket. Three Of our captured
pickets escaped and returned, and as they
xcrc all at r olford's, the balance are expected
il soon.
The Quartermastcrs and Commissayies are
active, though food and forage are still def
cient.
Three hundred men are covering the cordu-
roy on the Stafford road with dirt, to secure
better facilities for transportation.
The rebel force in Wayne county is csti.
mated at from 6 goo to 5000. Pegram's head
quarters arc this side Of Monticello, in Gil
brrt's front.
Capt. Moore advanced to Big Creek Gap
drove the rebels before him, aud lost thrce
| captured.
Much speculation and urcertainty is rife 4:
to the rebel intentions. 4 bold stroke is eyi
DENT
, 1863-05-28
FROM ST. Louis.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
Sr.Lor1s, May n, 1858.
Returns from the interior show that Eman-
cirationists have been elected to fill every
vacancy to tle ate CONVENTION, excepting
crliug Prices, in Charlton County. a The
delegates elected in the Southwest arc pledged
to vote for an Immediate adjournment Of the
State Convention sine die. The sentiment Of
the State Is rapidly turning as radical as that
Of the city. The nail has been discontinued
Oh the road between Independence and Lex
ineton, On account Of bushwhackers, who
have given notice that TO more mail must be
sent BIZ that route. The whole country is
infested by rebel thieves.
An army officer who arrived here to-day
from below, busted himself giving currency
to report that VicksbuEg had surrendered
with g, Geo prisoners. lie Is censured for it
in the evening papers. a number Of the inte-
rior papers are ontspoken against the removal
Of Gen. Curtis.
Parties from Washington reiteGate the state
n,cnts that there will be an enrolment, but
20 CONSUMPTION in this State.
, 1863-05-28
CIjiroeo Gribn11e.
THURSDAY, MAY rs, 1868.


Tie news from Vicksburg on which the
most reliance is to be placed, is that
brought by Gen. Ice Of Kansas, whose
arrival at Memphis in the steamer Luai-
nary. is reported by our special Memphis
correspondent Gen Lee is severely
wounded. The tidings be brings are to
Saturday night last, Or later By day and
q half Than the adyices Of our last issue.
The situation, according to Gen. Lee, was
at that time favorable, and promising
Gen. Grant had carried, By hard fighting,
The first and second line Of the rebel
works, anu had come upon another line
which yet gave stout resistance. The sum
of his captures up to that time, is
given ut 5000 prisoners and 50 cannon,
all field pieces. He and his army
were confident Of victory. Our line had
Eeen carried to the river, above aud below
the c1tv, and Pemberton was as a rat in q
corner: Even rats will fight, however,
when hard pushed, and the enemy were
holding out stiffly. This is, in the main,
all the reliable news TIC arc able to present
elsewhere. Of the copious fight OF other
runors, our readers must Judge, and accord
c,cdencc for themselves. The tale Of the
raroled prisoner to the effect that General
Iemberton lad gwen an opportunity fol
Gen. Grant to repeat his own history
and q second time introduce hi:
iumous Donclson rejoindcr, may bF
trre, hut we doubt it. This paroled pris
oncr left the Yazoo on Saturday morning
and day earlier Of course than Gen. Lee
Had the proposition to surrender bcci
made, as stated, would it not form a prom
incnt, and indeed the first portion Of Gen
Lees account: Is there any reason to be
licye he would moi have known it, o.
knowing it, have failed to tell 1t at Men
rhis. As to the rebel accounts furnishe
hy way Of Richmond, they arc Of sever
DAYS ca,lier date Than our own news. Thu
the rcl,ulscs sustained by General Grant:
army were said to be reported &
jackson By a rebel officer who left Wick:
burg On Wednesday,. As to Jackson itsel
our own news channels report that pesti
crous centre Of Mississippi treason cntigcl
destroyed and evacuated by our troop
who have marched to reinforce Gran
There seems to be nobody at Jackson b
that marvellous reporter Of the 11obi
-ddeert;scr and Rcgiater, Of whom the di
patches recently have had so much to 50
Let no one become impatient at the st
7rotracted delay in the receipt of the gl
rious news from Vicksburg, cw may no
confidently expect.
, 1863-05-28
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
d NEW SET OF RUM0RS,

NEW YORK, May o7.-A special dispatchto
the New York Ere:sing Iost, dated Washing
ton, May eth, says;
The council Of war held yesterday at the
White House, was the result Of the last visit
Of Senators Wade and Chandler to the Army
of the Potomac, and had reference to the Of
fvusiyc movements which the rebels in Tir
ginia have been for some time threatening.
Gen. Hooker is said to express the opinion
that the enemy is bringing up all his forces
from Charleston, and probably North Caro-
lima, for desperate aggressive movement. In
ylcw, however, Of the publicity given to these
threats by the rebels themselves, It seems
more likely that their object is to provide for
the defense Of Richmond, and by their usual
bluEter to deter Hooker from another i'm
mediate advance.
NEW YORK, May.27,-A Washington special
to the Horld says: It is rumored here, and
believe the rumor to be true, that great fears
are entertained By the Administration Of an
insa=ion Of Pennsylvania By Confederate
forces. Gen. schenel, Of Baltimore, is said
to have communicated his fears to the Wasl-
irston authorities, and to those Of Harris
burg, and the Infection has caught.
Payments made to the army within the last
Fortnight amounted to $2,1G0,000; unpaid
| SIC cor, eco.
4 Washington special to the Herald says
1t is positively stated here that Gen. Butler
has already gone to q new field Of Important
service under the orders Of the War Office.
, 1863-05-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribanc.]
WASHINGTON May 27, 1858.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
W.sH1soEos May a7, 1853.
Buell's record is not yet promulgated
There are additional indications that the
count will almost acquit Buell., finding In ef-
feet that he might have done more than lie
did, but that nothing criminal attaches to
him.
The President has had the Missouri ap-
poin,ments under the CONSUMPTION law under
confederation for a month, unable to decide
an.ong the conflicting claims for those Of that
STATE and for the District Of Columbia-thc
only ones remaining.
The latest Richmond papers contain not
word about Ticksburg.
number of bankers from Dayton, Ohio,
deposited bonds under the national currency
act to-day.
Eminent ply ysicians, from nearly all parts
oftha country, are wiring Surgeon General
Hammond congratulations on the order abo1.
i>hing the use Of calomel and tarter emctic
in the army. Among their number Is Oliver
Wendell Holmes. From others, however,
Le,ce growls are heard.
Capt. John H. Piatt Is relieved from duty
On sigcl's staff, aud ordered to Burnside. Col.
D'Utassy was sent to the Old Capitol Prison
to-day.
An order will shortly be issued pardoning
ore hundred and fifty dcserters, convicted By
Court Martial, in the Department Of Wash
irgton.
Moscby's guerillas, last night, drove in
! some Of our pickets, killing one.
The Richmond Eramin<r Of the 25th inst,
says Colburn, Of the Horld, was released on
| rlcdsc to procure the release OF an eminent
| citizen Of North Carolina confined in the Old
| Capitol Prison, and adds that Is horace Gree
ley's old coyeys are retained"
| Camps SaHitaria are about being established
! at Prairie DuCbien ard Fort Smelling for the
| relief Of soldiers broke down By the heat &:
tie Southern climate.
Secretary Chase is expected to mike short
| visit 10 his homo in Ohio in about three weeks.
It will be bis first return to Ohio since he
came to Washington, delegate to the Peace
Convention, in the winter Of 1851
New YoRk, May GA Washington s2e-
cial to the n. 7. EtTning Iast says:
The city is still excited over the news from
/ TfcksburE, There seems to be not q particle
of doubt in any quarter that Grant will sue.
coed in capturing 'tcksourg and most OF the
rcbel army there.
Hooker ts in town to-day. He states that
the rebels on the Rappahannock admit that
they have lost Vicksbury.
Butterfeld and Ingalls,, Of Hooker's staff
are also here Various rumors are cifculat
ing with regard to their presence NJ TIL;
| time.
There seems to be a growing impression
here tbat Lee is meditating an attack upos
Hooker, or an advance. in the direction o
Washington. The rebelsnllow that their po
sitiou is desperate one, and that they mus
dare uncommon dangers, in the hope of de
stroying our army in Virginia, and capturing
: Washington.
, 1863-05-28
FROM CINCINNATI.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
C1SCtSSAT1. Nay q, 1883.
The court-martial which Is in session here
has found Christian S. Leeca, Jas. T. Rum
ford, Zeb. 8. Rankin. ]. 4. Rankin, James 4.
scuddcr, j. D. Bennett, Vim. Vawter and
George Laws guilty Of disloyalty to the Uni
ted States Government, and ordered them to
be sent to Jolnson's Island, as prisoners of
war, and confined at hard labor.
Gen, Burnside went to Louisville Inst eve
nirg On business connected with his army
now in Kentucky.
Matters here are quiet.
The opinion is that Bragg viii evacua:e.
The railroad between McAIinnville and Tai
1ahoma is repaired, with the exception Of a
bridge, aud trains arc again arriving.
, 1863-05-28

close rarEc contest. in which. they exchanged
compliments with genuine Hibernian accent.
The Missouri boys were victorious.
CL1sTos, May Il, 1868 Our troops had
made q long march and fought a hard battle
OIL the 18th. and many felt confident no ad-
yance wonld he made on the 18th. But Gen.
Grant fully appreciated the importance Of
time and knew that everything depended up
On following his successes and striking his
bl,as as rapidly Il, possible. At six o'clock
division WAS on the hove. followed By Gen.
Logau's, On tue rond to Clinton, the nearest
point on the jackson and Fick5bnrg railroad.
We lid not expect to SO far without meeting
tA,. esscn;, bu; werc disappointed. We ell
tert the town without firing shot, or re-
cuiving one. Our two diyisionscampcd across
tllc rai!roud.
Citizens told Us train had passed through
to Jackson in the Eoraing. laden with sup.
plies tof the army. No sr.sap5 had been In
tI.c town far several months. We were as
eurrtl tf,a. :. dreadful fight would be made at
Jackson: that the capital oi Mississippi
wouldn't be surrendered to the invaders. Our
STAY III Clinton was destined to be brief, as we
re, ciyed orders du1ing the night to march At
da.li:!it FIR Jackson. Our men were tired,
but, flushed with victory, they forgot all their
suic;iny- aid prirati,ils, and anxl'laly
awaited The word uf rotuina'la IN 20 forward.
GENERAL SHERMAN COMES Up.
u. !i. s:l"r::ing 1t tlc 1:,':l G-nerL S!:r-
nan, with TWO divisions Of his corps-Genc-
nj steele's aud General Tattle's-arrived in
RAYMOND. They had skirmislled little will
tl,c enemy on the previous day, but nothing
ofinportancc had been accomplished By them.
After biyouacing for several hours In the Vi.
cini,y OF the town, they moved out toward
Jackson: on the Mississippi Springs Koad,
capital. Gen. G1aut accompanied Sherman 6
command
, 1863-05-28

NEW Yoak, May a7.-The Philadelphia In
ouirer has report that Bcauregard had evac-
uatcd Charleston and gone with his army to
Virginia, 1t is probably untrue:
il is regarded .s certain that Beauregn-d
has left Charleston With most OF his forces for
the West or Virgiuta-most probably the for
mcr, though it il possible he has been ordered
to Join LIE on the RappAhannocE.
, 1863-05-28

NET YORK, May 27.-The Baltimore City
Councils haye unanimously passed resolu-
tions endorsing the transporting Of Fallan-
diglam.
, 1863-05-28

MISSIONARY JUBILEE.-The
ttld tteT s-:orary Arntv r>ary OIL uexs Sunfav ad
No3hy sfa. sst AZ! Jnne IT IN Sunday. May a:ss.
III pulnits VIII b. filled Is follows:
E1.ARN s1aA ct CulEcn-1ox i: II. Re7 H;sho7 ssnp-
y.n.su ArESrE:-1oG M. DR. J. r. Daroln, Niles
socsnt5-sP; y: Ehy. aas:',p Amss .
* r. IL. j. +. Dlrotn DID.
1sp1AsA sEEyETTM1c 81 ReI Ds Tl:rs; Tso1a;a Ha ~
uxsrLAtS9s s1BnEr--lDH a.. 81. Tev. D.: Harris.
ASS: Alss. Foelety-i4 T. ~. .Esv. D.. kddy.
EdE " t. Ad.
WEST ISnIAvA GTBxsT-1ol A. II .Rev D. II Couch.
* P N. y. l.: Harris. D.
EyaSe1oS-l6: !. II. y. II. 1IIlay, D. D.-11f. Il.
D. u. Clark. D. D.
The 3stus sry Anniversaries Of the snadty Schools
iii be held in tic afternoon At the dderaLs Eh4Ieata
rlx.NSt
, 1863-05-28

TORONTO. Mny 37.-The Bank of Brantfnrd
is Closed II is supposed that arrangements
will be made TO redeem the circulation, which
Is limited.
, 1863-05-28

C1Sc1x~tr1, May 27.-The reported capture
of He!ens, Ark, hy Pr;ce, is untrue. The
Gust f:e publishes letter from there, stating
;tar Price was threatening the place, but il
was orlx flint to cover some other move
mrnt
, 1863-05-28

Arrival Of the Grcnt Eastern"
NEW YORK, May 27.-The Great Eastern Is
coming III. Her news has been anticipated.
, 1863-05-28

posted in the Governors absence. He re-
ceircd $32o, COO since he returned home, and
paid 1t over. He has had no benefit from the
s25,o00, For will llc- I. will be accounted for
as faithfully and legally as the balance Of the
money.
, 1863-05-28

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
l. purchased Of Newell Snow. his
Entire Stock of Groceries mud Trade
Fixtures
yo r. his store 1t Clark street cor~fr Ct Cl7Ek sad
W.tecn streets They DESTROYS Of dtsposl7E nftne
sane at rrcc and the stock viii be sold on she -e:
ss fDr ca.n p Lulk In parcels to salt customers.
AT Low RATES.
This Is Al excellent opportunity fo7 oae desiring to en-
cage III the business. put chasa Kr se!t
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