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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-11
VGKaBuRG yuRTLATEOR.


On Thursday svening, after ths report
from Vioksburg had bssn eoairmed, the
L-iaa men and women of ths ciss had O
giorihcssioB, With Ere works ard booming
c~rnop, borhres and iil0minasioHs, soags
and speeches. Our UBssn citizens were ell
ous, and enjoyed themselves 10 their tsmoss
eapseaty. Bss not o 0opperhsad vac % be
found-lf there we're any in the city they
had "bunted their hoIss" before dsrk-for
it was impossible 10 dnd any one who would
acknowledge thai he was or ever bad bean
anything sIse than thorough var mana +
Three or four bsisf bas patriotic speeohes
wess delivered 10 frons 81 the county clerks
ctics and the thandsrisg cheers which
greeted the fsequens happy bits, gave svi-
denee thas the hearts Of the people were
glad 49,. ".~ .->st' 2 -s>
But we were disgusted 70 see in the crowd,
appearing TO rejoice and pretending 70
be merry, men whose hearts We knew were
aching TO burst on account Of the rsvevses
TO the rebel arms men whose counsensnees
always light up st the report OF q rebel
victory, and Whose soais rejoice over every
Federal reverse. That shsss men, whom
less than Two weeks ago, might have been
seen gioasing over the snccess Of Lee in
Pennsylvania, should now pretendso rejoice
ever the fall Of V.eksbarg, 10 hypocrisy ip
the superiasiVe degree. They begin To- see
tina. the tide OF war has turned, and they
are trying TO make peace With hs4sws, and
the people whom they haze 80 often and 90
grossly insuIsed. We capuos agree With
certain Of cur friends that these creatures
should be tr. lated kindly and Welcomed to
the ranks Of loyalty. We cannot tolerate
The sight of their Io&shsome, desessable,
dsmnahle careasses-they polIuEe the air
wherever they go-howeser much they may
repeat they cannot wash out the staiu-the
stencil Ut their treason will cling 10 them
fuTtVtr-t they should be stunned and alb
horFed By every loyal man, kicked cot of
every loysl csmpsny. Theloudsr their pre-.
'entlons 10 ls5aity, the more sapEems 10 our
contempt for shen-sheir loyalty 10 q sham,
their profession 10 lie, and the truth 10 not
in skem,-for . man cannot turn usitor
to his country until within bis souI every
spark Of patriotism, truth, honor aud right
eoasn zee, 10 dead heyosd all hsps OF res
a'feoslaO', Lss every loyal man swear eser-
nal snmiiy to the traitors, and refuse to
fellowship With .hem 10 any way, no matter
how much they msy pretend TO repent
We know the Book intimates that the Vilesi
t'nner may rstaru,' but there we're Do
Gspperhsads 10 the days when the Appos.
tie wrote. Of be would have made 90 ex
eeptioR.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-11
nHaRsp or THE NRws.

.s--Lss's Invaaiag array vaTiously Astlma"
| ted o. from 80 600 10 l2Os 900 msns Was de-
fsAsed With great slsughser By thu Federal
forces ander Gsn. Meade, Dsar Gssseysbarg
Pa. an the 81 inss. This y shoaghs 30 have
been the greatest battle Of the wse.
Gers. Dig and Keys ere advancing,
With q large force, upon RichhaoDd, By way
% the peninsula, The Confederssss are
much alarmed for thsgeasesy Of their capital,
and JEFF. Davis 10 ssidsso have ordered Lee
.'ou TO Rishmond," immediately, for the
defsoss of sAs city.
Gen. Roseerans lie pushing forward Wig
orously in Tennessee, whipping Bragg as
every turn. Hs now holda Tallahoma and
10 stiIi advancing.
Oar army took $1,000 prisoners at the
battle OF Gettysburg.
-Mergss, With his bsUd OF maTauders,
has made another raid into Kentucky.
The President iseued Q proclaim alton
on the Alb, congratulsstng the army OF the
Potomac on the glorious victory of the pre-
ceding day. which, he says, "covers the
army with the highest honor"
Louisville, KY, 10 10 ''big scare" on
account Of Morgaa's operations. Morgsn's
force is estimated at 1000, and be 10 ssid
80 be marching on Louisville.
Gen. Price, With about $4,000 men,
made furious attack upon Helena, where
Gen. Prensiss was entrepched With 5000
troops. The fghs lasted some hours. The
little garrison maintained iss ground, and
the rebels we're repulsed with heavy loss.-
Prenriss TOOK near o thousand prisoners,
The 6ghs occurred 90 shs mogn-ing of the
4th. --:>..
The defeat Of Lee 10 Penn. amounts TO
total and perfect Eout, and every report
confirms the belief that bic grand array
10 utterly destroyed. A Baltimore dispatch
Of the 9th, says: 'sOvsr I, 900 prisoners have
arrived and Gen. Schenck has orders TO
prepare 10 receive 20 900 more. The road
along the route of the retreat 10 strewn with
sbaDdonsd wagons, canon, small arms and
camp squipage. Gen. Couch appears TO
have formed junction with Meade and the
militia, and 10 sIaughsering nd capturing the
gray backs By regiments aud brigades."
A sudden rise OF the Potomac prevents
Lee from fordiug, and it is more than prob
able thai. his ,WhOls army will be left pris
onsEs in our hands.
The State convention OF Missouri has
adopted an ordinance Of gradual cmancipa
ton. On the Alb Of July, 1875, Missouri
becomes Free State.
The Federsls have taken Pamela, Miss.
and destroyed q large amount OF rebel
stores.
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Msjsr Gsnssal bEosas q. MsAsn rho
succeeds Gsserai ooxSa ID the soaassaDd
of DE armyssf 81 posoasss, Cd BY biz. .
spaaisrd, about ferry -ssssd years u age,
and j. soldiss bJ profsasIan, --hsiag >
rradasss Of the Nasional Military Academy
as West Point. lie snsased lhs ssrvles 10
1895 - Seoopd Lisuteosss, --sessed through
the Mexiean war, and was brsSesea> Rses
Lisas. tor gaiIansry At Monterey. He was
sfserwards promoted 70 oaptaiasy IL ne
R@wular Army, and had cozama1d Up the
,'Wssssra Lake Surrey When shs prsssas
waF seanns0csd. sstas was tYassfsrred 10
va sesivs ssny fuJaas, 1851, WA promo
sss % sssajor IN .he Reeular Aamy, and IN
Asguss % Toe ssuas yen, was sAads Brig !.
Fsaass General Of Y'oiuasesfs, and assigned
80 che soaassd Of i bsigsds 10 MeCallsa
divisian 81 psBnsy lssnia Rsseryss ii The
Army Of the Posonas. Sabsequsssly he
ssestBs Conmandero OF divisaoa 10 the ar.
ny oosys Of Gen. RsyuoIds. While bold.
Ing die eommaad " wa ssysrely sounded
d The battle oil Whiss oak swamp, %
Jass 30, 1852. , For de gailsasry % bad
assplayed on this, and other seoaslons, ne
was pssmotsd % shs ofios of Major Gen.
ersl. and - soop ~. be was able 20 take
the asld, was sssigned 30 the command Of
the Firth Army Corps, pars Of shs ArmV Of
the Potomac, which position be has since
ceasinued 90 bold.
10 oil these positions, Gsoeral Meade has
psovsa himself . thorough, et6c,snt, -
veil ss popular leader. His Corps 10 sAid
70 have been the best 10 thss army, and in
both the attempts to advance against
Richmond, BY the way Of the Rappahan
mock, was the most effective of any.
The Chicago Journal 10 informed BY 40
oeieer who has served under Gen, Meade,
that be 10 the only Corps. Commander 10
whom oil the others hare full confidence,
and under whose command their earnest,
hearty and faithful cooperation would be
secured"
B. Gen. MAIDS owes bic promotion 70 the
chief command Of she srmy OF the Poso- |
mae, entirely TO his qualifications and abil. |
tiles IS . sOldiss 90 demons srased in active |
service, and uos to any political engineering |
whatever. u be Possesses, Ne 10 claimed |
for him, the ability 90 command, together
with the confidence OF these TO be com
manded, he cannot fail Of "a successful cam.
psign; certain it 10 be has made . gioEioas
eommencemameat, and We have high hopes
that he will prove 20 be the maa 90 long
aud 30 greatly peeded at the head Of the
army OF the Potomac. One great reason
for the hops within No, 10 the fses thar
Gen. MEADg's Only approach 81 Immortal.
isy 10 over the plain Of victory: BsiOg q
foreigner he can never be PresideBs; bis
hope Of glory 10, therefore, in fighting, DOL
10 Figuring"
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The olj'es sought in putting forth 40
advertisement, 10 20 have il read by the
greatest hunt er Of pessnnss NO shsssfare
refer the attention Of advertisers 10 she
fscs that The SoSPARxiL has larger eircu
lssiea shsa any other paper on shs Slope
We do aes elassa more than oil others TO.
gelhes, nsishss do 20 claim three times, OF
twiss. ~ many 90 any other one; bus We
DO sEAim % bars che largest carsalssioa oil
asy papss pablisAed in Wsssara Iowa. and
snviks arr sss. who aoabss tie ssssaznsus,
10 sxsmins COR books, saS IL you dsa's Cad
tgur ne win pshlssh yoar sissfs.aamens D
ysax for aaih,sg.
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THE New York Times says that, after the
battle Of ChaocellOEsviIle, Gen. Meade's
appointment to the command OF the Po-
somse army vas urged by every corps com.
nsnder, w':h, perhaps, single exception.
The oRceF Hext in rank 10 Geo. HoOker
lGsn Coach) was an oRg the Dumber wAo
urgai g II. NraIs's arp ,inlnent
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AN0fHGR aTAR.

When new State 10 admitted into the
Usion, another staR 10 added to The fag %
the next &;h Of July thereafter. Wsss VE-
aiAia took her place in the galaxy On the 4sh
jass psss, makiFE ghs ~hsIs number Row
ts.r'y fve
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BALANCE sREET.
a744 ss 7ssA %

a7554 Is 1854 %
In Acct Nth Federal TGS.
To balance due All lSt I6s3..... I'D 10 }
To tax es,t for 81 pr 1911 Gu int Isl % 1883 -
To tax reed fFem Mills eouHty...... l28 l6
To tax reed ftvm HArrlson cpanlg.,. ga %
To tax rec d itum Shelby county,. S2S 30
To tax reed GrUm ASnGna coubty,... lSS %
by Ssate TIA rep No &9T FEB. IL. 50 bAS -
By State Tr's rtp't No 4si Mar 81. 80 IISS "
Balance due Slate June LIST iSG3...'.. S3s II
s9Tos o. 2Tos 0S
In Acct tVRs Insane Fund.
To amt col for 90. pr. 342 60 int. I 30 SA %
To amt reed fr,m Mills eoanty...... is3 Is
by Stats Tr'E Fep't no. is4T Mar. 81. '63 $50 OF
Balance due State une lst 1884,. ia ~
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In astowns gfsA sstsasss fs&s.
hs'snss Arsr ed cue Jan ftt 1888 q "a AZ
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please walt on ths public RgeeysAlna III hs Tins
pe s0d - low. Of loves than any oaas aeaae =
Twensy Barrels ParA Ale sae sale hS mia ii ms pus
0sfaea EaisOa III.
G3ps.AsA paid sos produce.
CarneiI BiNsYs yuig 4tA #I." q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

Khs Endorsed ass,a the Enssrser.
The New York Wdra, a fierce copper
head and anti-Administratiou paper, ia
Q great f%avoriie Of the louisville Jorynab
which pronounces it "a brilliant organ
Of conservatism" Now read the fol-
lowing paragraph from he World, writ
ten after the hsllish, house. burning, wo-
man numbering, asylDm-destroying mob
which the World mainly aided in ex-
citing
"The men who have gone from among
us 10 the war, who to-day guard the
Capitol, and hold Lee and his men at
bay among the Maryland hills, are Just
such men as those wh0 AaUs struck terror
through our peaceful streets Of like passions,
swayed by like motives, 70 BE- kindled wlA
ts SANE patriotic fires"
The soldiers Of lie Uaioa army are pro-
aounoed BY dis CONSERVATIVES paper Just
SUCH MEN AS Truck TERRoR THRoUGH tbs
PEAoEFUL STREETS OF New YoHE,n by
burning an orphan asylum, and murder
ing womeni How do the soldiers relish
such conservative compliments ? Il is
not strange that tho Journal should en-
dorseA paper Of this stripe, for the Jour
nal is itself a mob and riot organ. Tho
public recollect wildly its bloody threat
against any man, however iluslrious,
who should dare to discuss ibe question
of Emancipation in Kentucky. The
spirit of pro-slayery is the SAM every
where. 1t is the spirit Of violence and
brute force. Wherever it has the power
it tries to overswe all opposition by the
bludgeon, pistol, bowie-knife and halter.
We warn the people that il they do not
crush out this black tyrant without mer-
cy, a larger harvest Of death than ever
will be gathered on our coil.
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superstructuro every four years. Whether
the majority Of the people make a
blunder or not, | am willing 10 be Rov-
erned by that majority.
He exhorted them 10 20 10 their homes.
stop these proceedings, and support the
laws which have not been enacted
against them because they were Irish
men and Catholics. The crowd then
peaoeably dispersed.
MAYORS OFFICE,
NEw YoRK, July IL, 1863(
10 NE CtiseHS Of Neto York:
The riotOus a~ssemblages have been
dispersed, and business is running In its
usual channels. Few symptoms Of dis
order remain, except in a small district
in the eastern part of the city, compris-
ing a part Of the Eighteenth and Twen-
ty-hrst wards. The police is everv-
where on the alert. Sufficient military
force Is now here 70 suppress any illegal
movement however formidable. Let me
exhort you, therefore, TO pursue POUR or
binary business, avoid especially crowds,
remain quietly al your houses except
when engaged in business, or assisting
the authorities in some organized force.
When the military appear in the streets
do not gather about il, being sure that il
Is doing it's duty in obedience TO orders
from superior authority. Your homes
and your places of business you have a
right to defend, and ii is your duty 10
protect them at all hazards. Yield 10 no
intimidation and g. no demand for MON
ey as the price Of your safety. II any
person warns you to desist from your
accustomed business, give no heed 10 the
warning, but arrest the person and bring
him 70 the nearest station house for pun
ishment as q conspirator. Be assured
the public authorities have the ability
and the viii TO protect yen from those
who have oonspired alike against your
peace, against the government of your
choice, and against the laws which your
representatives have enacted.
Signed GEo. OPDYKE, Mayor.
Marshal Bakers estimate of the losses
by fire during the late riot foot up over
100000.
Between Monday morning, the 18Th
inst and Thursday night, thirty four
fires occurred.
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Rebel News.

The folio wing news appeared in Rich
mond newspapers of 7th inst;
battle of Gettysburg, O complete
rout of the Union forces.
2.-General Meade retreating towards
Baltimore and General Lee in hot pur-
suit.
3-Lee captured forty thousand pris-
oners aud lost -four thousand.
4-Grant defeated by Johnston at
Vicksburg and his whole army cut to
pieces.
b.-Bauks defeated at Port Hudson
and his army destroyed, with the excep-
tion of five thousand men.
e.-New oileAns captured by General
Taylor.
I.-Union prisoners taken by General
Lee refused to be paroled and preferred
20 go to Richmond. General Meade's ar
my frightfully demorallEed.
s.-Baltimore, Philadelphia and Wash
ingion as good as captured.
9.-Norfolk, Portsmouth aud Suffolk
evacuated by the Yankees.
lO.-General Lees army ia splendid
spirits and masters of the field.
1.-THE terms otpeace 70 be- dictated
on Northern soil.
l2.-Lee to be in Baltimore on the
9th.
Vicksburg surrendered on the 4th, but
that was not mentioned
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A free negro in Henderson, Kentucky,
has deposited his $500 Ia back, which
he says will exempt him from the draft,
If such a thing occurs. Alael for the
poor white man who has not the $500, or
the means Of honestly obtaining it,
Louisville Democrat.
The Democrat evidently seeks to in
tlama the populace against the enforce
ment Of the ENROLMENT Act, Il would
be pleased, no doubt, to see the horrid
scenes Of the New York riot ro-enacted
in Louisville. The intense hypocrisy Of
tho DSnoOgas Is shown in the fact that 1t
has always been In favor Of exempting
negroes nom military service altogether.
II would place poor white men in the
army, but let the slaves Of rebelliOus
masters stay At home.
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Harris, can Tor q GOO Troops.

Harris' Carl for @ 600 Troops.
King Isham's call for 5000 gallant
Southern mem to repel the 0fnsolens and
brutalinvaders from our sacred sOil,D is
not meeting with = very warm response.
The Athens (Tenn) Post gives a sad pic
ture Of the apathy Of che chivalry 1t
says:
The attempt to raise volunteers bore
last Monday, in response to the Govern
or's Proclamation, hardly amounted to
a respectable fizzle. We foot up the re-
suit Of the days operations At three vol
unteers for a "hoss company" and one
additional candidate for The Legislature.
As IL is pretty evident hat the six thou
sand volunteers called for in the Gov
arner's Pseelssasti-a will not BE- forth.
coming by the let Of August we UNDER
stand the authorities are making prepar-
atoms in order that the business of
drafting may go forward at nee at the
time named.
What has become OF the Cavaliers %
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slnrd ring Negroes.

There are many points of resemblance
between the Northern Copperheads and
the Southern rebels. The rebels muir
dered negroes in cold blood at Hsrpeth
Shoals, Of Murfreesboro, and st Mar
t~insville. The New York World asserts
that the rebels have a right. 10 do this,
and the t~elegraphic account of the Cop
perbead riot in resisting tho draft in New
York city sayss
Fiendish outrages Of the worst kind
were also practiced on the blacks, their
furniture broken, and negro women, look
log sfler their property, were driven off
by the mob, having to run a fearful gaunt-
let.
One negro house in Columbia street
was destroyed, and a few small houses
in Pillory street were pillaged. The e.
groes were horribly maltrsated.
Last night the mob on Staten Island
sacked the Lyceum and attacked the
Marine Hospital, taking or about 500
muskets with ammunition. The same
mob hung a negro there.
The COpperheads are animated by the
same hendish hatred Of the negro that
the Southern rebel feels. It is the rage
Of the brute against a helpless inferior.
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The present is no time to offer am
nesties and peace propositions to the
rebels. Such an offer by the Federal
Government would be more disastrous
TO the Union cause than the recapture
Of v~icksburg and Port Hudson by the
oOnfedsrsoy. The Government has no
right to arrest our armies in their vic
t1rious career, and give the rebels time
TO repair their shattered forces, aud re-
Cruit their strength for another struggle.
The country desires no more " con-
sentative experiments. II Is heartily
disguised with them.
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Many a cOnvAlescent has lost his life
by rashly leaving his sick room too carly,
and O~vertaxing his exhausted limbs.
The Louisiana rebels who have lately
been galvanized into loyalty, have asked
the President for permission to walk
without the support Of the Federal Gov
eminent. II the petition were granted
the country would soon see a case Of
political npoplexy. Certainly no unpre
JUDGED observer cAn deny that Louisiana
is far from being free from rebel DON'T
nation.
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The first fall OF Fort sumter thrilled
the heart Of the nation with horror, but
We trust that the second fall Of Fort
Sumter may Dol thrill Il with patriotic
rapture. The former was marked by
the heroic endurance Of Major Anderson,
and the latter We hope will speedily pro-
claim the skill and success Of Gen. Gill
more.
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Tbs american Soldier" says General
RosecranS and staG, jusi before leaving
Franklin, "fsll into the tender hands Of
Major F~iNsibbon, Of The 18th Michigan"
They Sosld net have fAuaa iAto better
hAadG Ths IR5oF Il Soas O'Sng talas
hln ~ you viii.
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konrAh OF SuiY IA hAeAby FttAes
We learn that the Hon. EDMuSD UooP-
SR, made an sloquent speech at the cele-
bration Of the Fourth in The noble town
of Shelbyville. A letter writer says;
To some IL would indeed sound strange
to hear defenders Of the Emancipation
Proclamation out here, bat so it was.
For the speakers part be preferred the
Union 10 all negroes, and "if Alabama
and South Carolina preferred the ne
groes, let them have them but we will
cover them over so deep that they can
never be raked out with a long tooth
comb" The speeches were made by
talented and influential men, aud we're
heartily a~pplauded.
This is the feeling Of three fourths of
Of the loyal Tennesseans, sndit is maxi
ing headway rapidly.
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To publish In amnesty TO the rebels
nov, OF to declare an armistice, would
be about a. wise as it would DO for the
hremen 10 81, down for an hours rest
during a raging oonaagrAtion.
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Some Baltimore rebels who cOngrosa-
ted AZ tho street corners n abuse the
negroes returning from labor In tho tren-
ehes, have been punished for their insO-
lsROs by hsiRg usatsnosd 10 Me trenches
tOr two mOsihs, one half ratisns and
WithOnt pay.
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The loyal men huEEaed when Vicks-
bdrg fell they shouted when Port Hold
son fell, but we suppose they will cut
pigeon wings and throw summsrsault q
when Charleston fAlls-Charlesion who
first insuIted the nation by firing upon
and tearing down the national Gag.
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method Of accomplishing this purpose, is
10 XII # Deniocrafs, stuff the ballot BOXES
with bogus soldier votes, and deluge
r~scssons districts tgih negro sufroges.s The
crafty. quiet way In which the enroll
ment has been carried on forestalled
both criticism and opposition Never
theless, the work has never been fairly
performed, nor has 10 been thorough And
pow that tits over, the people are noti-
ned that one out OF about two and a-hRlf
OF our citizens are destined % b brought Of
INTO Asssrs. Lincoln d Companys charaeI
house. God krbtdi We hope hat instant
measures ,siH BE- takoa 10 prevent no outrage,
and TO secure such q decision from our
Courts sc viii exempt New York from
further compelled participation in the
suicidal war which is desolating the
land.
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U,ION STATE OOmnIurTER.

RlH 7snmessss Horace Maynard, DR..
Wm. g. Brownlow, John A. Campbell.
Middle 7ennessss-M M. Brien, Dr..
Wm Z Jones, Horace II. Harrison.
IVES, Tsaaessss-J d. Bingham, ]. n.
Tomeny, Dr.. J. Lsftriek.
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w. II. NC us Sc Co.,
NJE WILL sRLL Al AUCTION ON TuEspAY.
w JGy q, 1899, on account OF whom Il may
coDosru
100 piscts rev and beauuhul Prints,
% I" LaWus and huslns,
10 pieces white Muslins and Jaeonets,
100 pieoss Jaocnet hdglngs and Inseriings.
100 krench Worked collars,
e00 pairs ladlee' super extra heeled Boots.
100 pair Meme ne Congress Caters,
zoo Boys, hitses, Shoes eud BOotscs.
700 Hoop Skirts,
10 dozen Linen Tuck Towels,
8 lbs black Sowing snk,
5 lbs WORKING silk
100 dozen Tire ldH, all kinds.
so lbs TAX Threads, 81 numbers,
- Oocke,
20 boxes Tobacco,
10 kegs Soda,
10 barrels sugar,
~ box nmbiers,
10 boxes tEssnco Co.'s
8 grou d Coleo,
And Shirts, loiars, f~arasGls, aad 500 pas OF the
hnost order; Linen lrill and Cashmere Pants; $50
Cashmere and ARA a Coats, Yes s and Pants
This Clothing Is Of the best make and styles and
kind.
20 boxes soap. 100 dozen aides ana Mems cot
ton Hosiery, with the gr aiest variety Of Goods that
We have offered ~ auotiop this . aaon
reon hand II you wish 20 purchase good Goods,
veEY cheap.
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