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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09
Important Revenue Decision.

The following decision in relation to farm
ers and gardeners selling the productions of
their own farms or gardens has recently been
made by the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue
LOUISVILLE, March II, 1868.
Hon. @. f. Estee, COmn,issioaer Internal
Revenue, Washington City:
SIR: In our markets there are parties who
are farmers and gardeners, and who sell at
a regular stall in the market-house The pro-
ducts of their own farms or gardens ezclW-
sively. They pay license to the city for
the use of their stalls. but they do not buy
to sell again, but conine their sales exclu-
siYely to their own productions. They ask
to be relieved of license in consequence Of
their thus combining their sales to their own
productions. Should they be exempt from
license for the reason above stated?
Very respectfully,
EDGAR NEEDHAM,
Assessor Third District of Kentucky.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

TThe Journal talks of the Northern
Democracy and claims them as all the
friends Kentucky has got. The editor even
quotes Vallandigham against us. He can't
make his party Democratic party; 1t is
entirely too progressive in the wrong direo-
ton. They are our folks, Vallandigham
and all. They were right in 1857, '59. $50,
go. '61, and ever since. We should have
had no war if their counsels had been fol-
lowed. The war would now be over if they
had had the help. If this Union is ever
restored they will do it. They have the
right aud the resolution. They are friends
of the South; have no party objects against
her interest and feelings. They are the
incorporating opponents of the Republic
can party and platform, and of all these mis-
cradle party purposes in this war; and they
will stop this bloody programme, which is
war on States, populations, Constitutions,
and institutions Lou. Dem.
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TREASURY Dept, OFFICE OF INTERNAL.
REVENUE, WASHINGTON, March %, 60. {
Assessor Third District of Kentucky.

TREASURY Dept, OFFICE OF INTERNAL. !
REVENUE, WASHINGTON, March %, 63.S
SIR: Your letter of the 18th instant has
been received stating that there are farmers
and gardeners in your district who take
stalls in the market-houses and sell there
from tn products of their farms gardens;
and you ask if they are not exempt from
taking license under the Revenue Law.
1t has been decided that farmers and gar
deners may sell the produce of their farms
or gardens from their wagons without being
obliged to take out license as peddlers, but
when they sell from store or stall they be-
come dealers under the excise law, and
must take license accordingly.
Very respectfully,
G. f. ESTEE, Act Comm'r.
To EDGAR NEEDHAM. Esq, Assessor Third
District, Louisville, KY.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09
skirmish in Tennessee.

MURFREEsBoRo. April 6.-General Stan
ley's cavalry and Spears infantry, with
Wilder's mounted brigade, have been on an
expedition since the 3D. To-day they were
heard from for the first time. The two had
attacked eight rebel regiments at Suow
Hill, near Liberty, dispensing them, with a
reported rebel loss of IL killed. and we
captured Is prisoners aud 800 horses.
We lost one killed and two wound 3D.
We also captured Brigadier General OF
the Tennessee Militia.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09
Cincinnati Market

In the last week, the market has huctua-
ted in the price of certain leadiEg articles,
asshour, grain, whisky, coffee and tobacco;
the explanation of which is, that prices
have vibrated with the unsteady vibrations
in the premium upon gold. In general
terms it may be said that the weeks oper-
atoms indicated rise, decline, and then
a rally of prices. corresponding pretty much
with the movements in gold; or in other
words, that confidence in the stable value OF
"groenbacks" is unsettled. We quote the
rates of gold elsewhere; and add here the
prices of some of the leading articles OF
commerce
Coffee, declining, Rio 32@34; Java 800
40; Flour-according to grade SIS 8o@6 40;
Grain-Wheat 81 32@1 40; Corn 64@65;
Oats 67@6s; Rye 98@1 90; Barley 81 500
/ 60; Hemp $175 per tun; Hay $I7@18;
Mess Pork, old $11@11 so, new $13 500
a; Lard 1o@1o3; Salt 5o@53; Tea, green,
9o@1 60, black 65@I 80; Sugar Cuba,
11a@12a. N. o. 12}@13, crushed and pow
dered 16@164; Glover Seed 81 1905 90;
Timothy So 10 to 2 Is; Tobacco. leaf--a
material decline, Tugs 6 to ID, medium
leaf2oto "a. fine leaf "a to %; Whisky
advanced, 44c.
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PRoPHRsY OF GENERAL JAoxsoE.-Said
the old hero to friend at the Hermitage. q
short tine before bis death:
The Abolition party is disloyAl ergani-
eaton. Its pretended lore OF freedom
means nothing more nor less than dissOlu-
ton ofthe Union. Honest men OF all par
ties should unto to expose their intentions
and arrest their progress
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COPPER HEADs.-It is rumored that Lin

COPPER HEADs.-It is rumored that Lin
coin will soon issue q proclamation calling
in all the old copper cents, upon the grour'i
that they are used to give laid and comfort
to the enemy" by being used BY Demo-
Gratis for copperhead breast-pins. The Soc
rotary of the Treasury has under considera-
ton the propriety Of altering the design up
on the nickel cents-e rasing the Indian that
now occupies one side, and place in its stead
the bust of Stree American of African de-
SCENT" as being more distinctive of the OBJ
ject and policy of the Administration
Hancock (O( Courier.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

GTA Washington dispatch to the New
York Herald says: THE President and
Cabinet, after giving the subject much de-
liberation, have decided not to grant letters
of marque and reprisal under the late law of
Congress. In their stead it is understood
that all vessels fitted out by private parties
for the purpose of capturing rebel pirates
will be duly commissioned in the Navy and
allowed to go on their mission
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09
THE REsUIr OF THE ELECTION IN LOUIS

The RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN LoUIs-
yILLE.-The Democrat OF the 4th says:
The result of yesterdays election is sig
nal rebuke 10 the self-style0 Union party
which gathered in solemn column OF NIFTY
men, aud afterward. through the PRESIDENT
of their convention, designated canaidate
for which every man should vote VINO oi'
not wish to be placed in the category OF the
disloyal. They made nomination-Thos.
II. Crawford was their champion. Dlsre-
gardiug their party edict, the people chose
to elect Bill Kaye, brass-foundeF-a man
with swarthy face and black hands-as
Mayor, notwithstanding the threats OF the
Journal and the general disapproVai OF the
LincOl5ites""
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

Uon last Tuesday bill passed the New
jersey Assembly providing that any mulatto
coming into that State, and remaining ten
days therein. shall be transported to Liberia
or some island of the West Indies where
slavery does not exist.
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rThe following is Gen. Gilbert's latest
LEXINGTON, KY, March %

@The following is Gen. Gilbert's latest
order:
LEXINGTON, Ky, March %.
The Union men of Kentucky are expect
ed to contribute towards the defense of this
State, and we do not think it becomes them
to endeavor to have their negroes selected
from the labor necessary for the defense of
this city. Neutrals and secession sympa-
thizers, may think themselves fortunate if
they themselves are not forced to work in
the trenches. Men who will not defend
their country, or sympathizers with those
who wish to destroy it have no rights that
we are bound to respect.
By command of A. S. GILBERT,
Colonel Commanding Post.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

DRAFTED MEN IN CHAINs.-The Detroit
Free Press says that another departure of
drafted men took place on Wednesday
morning, some of them in chains There
was SO great tendency to skedaddle that
the authorities found it necessary to put
bracelets upon their wrists. Such are the
men who go forth to fight.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

VAsDAL1sM. Some miscreant en- d
the beautiful grounds of Col. STANTON, in
East Maysyille on Monday night last. and
cut down 80 of the choice ornamental trees
planted there and cherished by his tasteful
lady with an affection next to that she felt
for her children. We understand that
Judge Andrews, with the instincts of gen.
gleman and the sense of duty of public
officer has given the m after in special charge
to the Grand Jury, now in session, aud that
he will adjourn the jury for some days, to
give time to ferret out the villainuosi author
of this lawless and infamaus bsrbarism.-
This is the second outrage Col. Stanton has
suffered. A year ago the long row of beau
tiful shade trees on the street in front of his
grounds, and which were more necessary to
the comfort and pleasure of the public, than
of the owner. were beheaded down to the
tops of their protecting boxes, and other
wise mutulated. It is to be hoped the Of
fender may be caught and made to do ap-
propriate penance for his crime in the State
Penitentiary.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

: A soldier dying of a lung disease in one
of the Washington hospitals had blister ap.
piled between his shoulders by the Surgeon.
The poor fellow looked waggishly at the
doctor, and grimly asked if man had to
have a stamp on him before he should be
allowed to die.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

GFAny man who votes to place money
in the hands of the present Administration,
according to the Preside nt, contributes so
much to sustain John Brown raid, which
aims at the defeat Of the Constitution
Elect no man to office who will not require a
sure guarantee that the means in the hands
of the Government shall only be used for
legitimate purposes.-Lou. Dem.
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- . Political.

Eont1ca4. 49,
The municipal or city elections in Ohio
and Indiana came off last Monday. The
geperal result in both States, as far as yet
heard, may be characterised as victory for
the Abolition War tickets. The Abolition
lists defeated the Democrats in CINCINNATI by
100 majority. A number of Cities, DEM
ocratic last year. have wheeled into the
Abolition ranks this year. On the other
hand Dayton. Abolition last year. has now
gone DEMOCRATIC; but this is the only sunny
spot that riffs the black clouds Abolition
is experiencing revival and as that is the
object for. which the war is prosecuted, we
may expect loud demand from the north
for q more vigorous prosecution of it.
The State election in Connecticut has
also resulted in triumph for the Adolf
ton War party, Seymour, Peace Democrat >
being being defested by 1900 majority.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

n0NrAt the recent election in Pottsdam st.
Lawrsnce County New York, G. B. Swan ,
fnll eblooded Negro. was elected for one
of their trustees.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

Thefsllow who 6rst said: IF March com ss
in like lion Il viii go out like a lamb, was
lyin, himself, a0d deserves lammin'.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

OLD HAMS.-2oo two year old can
" vassed of lot of some thousand of nv
own curing, still remaining for select use.
ALEX. MADDOX.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

NEW HAMS.-5OO canyassed Hams or
IN my last years curing, sweet, sound, iuicy
and of unrivaIled flavor.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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By the President:
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD, Secretary of State.

ABRAHAM LIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-21
WHITTIER WE ABE DRIFTING.

Tho Charleston "MOrcury" most zcaloueiy
argues against the Bill which has rsen
brought forward in The present Congress,
enab!ir,, the Pendent to suspend The Hobsas
Corpus in such pisces SIS mny ba neadfu'.
Tho "Nlc,cury" my be trshqui! ; Congress
has refused to pa?s the Bill; and, what viii
perhaps surp'ise The Mercury" thu Preai-
dent did not ask for this power, and ssvs no
intimatiou in his Message that rs saw any
necessity for i. In tsuili, VIC FEC! well az
sureil that the President would ES'un,n tins
great responsibility quite as reluctantly as
we sh ,ud impose It upon him. Wattua. that
we may bn able to get on without 1t: hot tn"
case viii! BIS singular one; IA we know Of
no nation engaged in o mighty 10: for its
vary existence,in which ouch SIT extraordinary
power was not fpuad nfsdful. Ii the war
is to last much longer. j. il g'astly feared
that we shall havs tn irs'st On giving thus
mower TO tho Ey JCutiye and insist Oh his e&-
e:cising 1t.
Tha "aiercury" wss not aware That this
terrible gove'nmsot of ours had been already
;wleu invested by Onrg-sss with 4hs power
Of anrps ming thu wri' This IL strange; as
tho acts ars ptIntod at iull length IN the
statutes at is.ga. Ey act, Spproved 9th
February, 1862. tie power TEs & Van 'd"'log
the Vf resent iuVusion
By act approved eth Oa'. 1852 the pnwcr
WAS again, g.ver; to Continue lar thirty days
af.sr the then neXt acHaGn of CGnglesE. snd
no longer. B)sh acts ware passed IN open
session.
This Congress refnsas 10 rrnev iba power
the President has not asked for il, cur liner
tsa ara ssvsd, aid to the "Msrcury's" quss.
ton Wni;hsr are we drifting the reply mast
bs, drifting bach &c the smooth ~a:erB Of
constitutional government. BAT ne wish it
may answer.
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TkT9NIAS j. 6RfD'S
L O 4 s A N ID l. A N D
AND nr,R mYrsRvILLE. Va,
FOR SALE.


ySY yISTCE - DSuRkEs " CGUsT 10 the suit IN
ID cha 1cery depending In tbs COUNTY ", UT IL Hythr
cu city. betr~s' David teItoo and ote cJop ii7lots
8ld JO.erh Kent and Others dcfrninns, The bubeui
her nIisIoLe: appointed ior that pur, ore II ss
p iyhtely II Iry tine bsioTe tie IT'D DAY ~ NAY
ntXr punlic sus,sn thst day. and iiom dry Ia
d., ester III ali soIJ, ia ioGt III tie Udurt Bous9
Ia yteyls IN Lid uutT, OF ste lot VI hniefr'td
tor ssl- i.Ige IN nber Of
LOTS AND PARCELS OF LAND,
bsiorging Thu Boyd, and Iy6s In sId ue,r ssd
town. ID the Wslho,ilIe pepd On tho virginia sn'
Tennessee Bsiir,sj.
Some OF these lands sra n-sr Dsrretts Foundry AMI
.ciLae Sh"s, and ~onh hr cnLY-n et I"r resden:'
p:..oos etgIgtd L. lat establishment ThEIr 81: sew
al u snds' ne rios ior
PRIVATE RESIDENCES
oil thrse lapd1 rhey wInii stod conveuisnt Tn,irr,
f ciss tit horses OF Ggens Of TO iowa. III: IN ~ 81
th-,e Lsbs CSC ReI uAt.rtd. sni shm1 parcels have
san ilLy linbes Wrihtvneis f 'mi.iiog Town. With
nyr poluiaIad Lea Ito rel Isr n the rirh P'z"p
srd rrs on ofr ut wet Wig A-sni o.r D. ito
~ 1t hesdhy aud PHEASANT 10 iiti's Ia III: Stats,
TtRIs ar BALI.
Cash o. eJt 81 tl= npiius ofthd purchaser ea'L,
ths IL ufede5.t, otbrr eufrenrI II credit, ;hr"
/, kbI. IL one. t-u ,hsr, fr MD :ve yeas. slaEl
~ lis. With lat The vho'e o.s tho dhy al sale.
the puIrs YiyEE bond Th approved te:Iritf snd
E-- onii;- iand retained.
Por IN Drm alton ypy 10 50 ssid loan n 80 said
8. ~ at d & hote., ~ The WYtte1lie p.pnL
Sn.Iyl- e. diis d. o. hESr, unm'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

vhan he 10 pey fse,ly Al leisure sa.''iea snah ne
knows nathins OF QUO 80 called c'h'fdsTs'
cy," and that il England over do interfere
(Which sEs was never asked to dog he hopea
II will he in some csusp which Euglishmen
nerd not bl.sh for that ia not enough I'VE
Also condslna nur respected Secretary Of
.s;aLo here 10 sit, as i: were, in h's cfiica
door, esyin, To foreign powe!s, "pi'asc 10
walk IL. hsre sre lens and ink, hooks toady
- 10 op.nsd, nnils Of rel ispu, and syATy~
thing IN nrdos;" I'll foreign ministers pass
hi.a by, d. not evan leave their card, and G."
|, Washington to t.snssct aia tus,hssa
oar Secretary ni State, indsod, is to- pa
t-iotic to, complain Of hs talas position il
no ls considered still TO be OF nse to his conn
Try, sitticg thore, ho ID willing, We isS' s"sc
10 at aud 10 wait. Tia ,ioea moi t',ihA Of him
alt, nor gtulga lhn wcGt" rf tbs alma 'hd
talents, which, in AL aciiva sphere "i a'l'y'
would he so Invaluable. But is the cona!rF
Justified il reou;rpg al him ibis nobl' aoll-
,bnsgstion : What good does it d. us TO
hnye n Ssc.u!aty Of Sn!c in Sn cfiice dong
n.otSing an Assistant Secretary helping
n: m; and clerks and, pc: hsps, runners, IS II
there wss, anything TO write, CT anything TO
rtm for
Conclusion OF tho whole msttor--
We believe. with ths Hou7e Of Represents
lives, thst ii tho President should withdraw
our Commissioner from England, (st lesst,)
hin action wouId DO Sustained By tue coun'
Ivy.
Further, we believe that if hc should dis
charge English Uonsula from thais duties, the
country would b, still bette. pleased.
Laat!y, that il tue whole apparatus Of pre-
t,ndsd diploms,ic intercourse and an unreal
Stale Department wero suspended, mill it
shall BE- called for by real business, and l's
cost doro;rd to the purchase Of beet ard boots
for tho army, the country would b, h'st
,.i.opeu If oil
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AiiOfInN lie
6.!E .taI NJ. b. TrE1Tsv Ii,' inst.n. Al l. X
w ''.!nrk 'arce -srie'y o. GO c:ns!.'Ir. Ct
TOBACCO,
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS.
HARDW ARE.
AND NOTIONS
IN TDBAOJo
We h,v' %, bufs,'rred 81 al sr.ds, TIC sdrg nah,
lea - rSrts--
Fn.o. sg In ss'e,. sbl,. and p.?sr. Of Knad;iss
Bi'y BOWL. IS Calumet. &C 81.
larg. iln- Z rheic. F,nri!'- s..'s
in GROCERIES,
Phrsefu srs In h>1s ed n'b
Ho :sIes ai,aeansp're.
. Ststni u-u' vFosy. li.ne. &c &:
IN lKr GOODS,
i- N 7"t; n. ami j ~ nSs,
rwrrnidrrri Hu.i-. rh:ah.Ics elk.,
T.u.l:;H LEAFS NnT-'.
EGo-n y, iia"', IstiatS.
.:.ii:o Brasrs, tpsoi us:t5a sc Elk,
I.a.i Vars, B.:r.
CO I'M n's''T:'It'.
In liza J {. nf go .'s,,-
.hsEl,, Ls-'', f.ie Ts"abiic
ts,li: =ti tc'l.s' l.,
k.r,.us u,Jvr. ir-i. hass.
* HARDWARE,
n,-tisss, A1 =. iE,r:..5.
Knt.e.pnd -: :-tt iir,:s,
r.s lri NJ, Esl" :. Locks,
n. IT, Srsw', q :sr'- h-gerc
Erc.' VI ni'', i'.r'. h;1s'..
g.,ckrr Hp'ye'. Is 40
III NOTIONS.
.,id Tt'eirrp3, Rrr,h-y,
ra'm i,.ht h AZ u Il Y. .,
h"nnr:s ito K. ::' fy's, Coulter pcaIr,.
ThiG h.. :, T:!arl'g., Pc Sns
1utrta -, N-ti-> hA:r s. -,
Ia r - r, Sg'rhr',
ti.p-, Iaf o.; Cam.hs -. a.
Paper, E4.tio e'. E--GiS.I..
MEDlUlNE*
A. p,'rfs Y.f,
rIonp'i, Hs"'. --:rl" t:h 'pe,c.'s aruhv r
We. abs. and ri Ne r'h f!7e' rnl'.
no R'iOKs7LLERs.
We Inv" !. volume, a"-'f ar. r'ora a-d Hatu,.I lis
,orJ-r clW lDd,Iat-i, sua 10 w,r hs of a,.eaior
gill. BC AGnkb
A voiy ell. ..i'r mes. s!vt- N ru.tri
BUGGY HARNESS.
"a. In .hs orGet Of .5v-rher-a;
lrrAs =: M. II Su";.r SON. i 70
Te s.a adj
Fngrst Sine 1hr,sd,
pissh q .,.i=r Fee ::
flint .IOu ~ ~ II
rant Lnd n'!i-: ErD-'.
l.ni,ei ~
Mon .l.r,
Fri ,pp's, Al rs.eht.,
BSes; Potst"r'
Pl.tfuIn n:.'cs
AprlIIl-lt ". Il. EowLE. con . CO.
SrDCKS SO a,CT,nN We VIII ..ll y, .uc
y 'i,n ss'ur tE Tn HU.s)AY, s3l lnsti.: a: ~
1'c!CrL--
si..r-) Confederate per ce1t. Coupon DorG.
a,m do do Re.i.tersd EcnJ.,
=, p'Viri1 Rs.t.ere rn,t,
2tGp do inupo, DO
S,s3I Confederate i .on Bonds is Eillinn is-ue,
d" Do RsRs,"ri do do
10 5ha-es iicmuOad Exporting I'd importing Co
% ', C--tri Cal r".du ck
IS, a:s. IiSar mi ms D nj ;s'E.asO.d stock,
s. 20 tanE Gi;.mo11-A!.n do
81 old romiI! Il lnturSBee dv
snc slIY'nla Ia
!s:,n R:' M nd AID Peter burg roai7 per <ht
b. as,
100 Va. eat. R.'E Il! 4 ct E;:Gs: htalI.
2,tO Go y" SEQ IL 10 do
i,r"h CITY ot IN hburg b nts
200" rl sc nc. si+;, Railrs IL er. 'es nds
ipri 2r-tf LANCASTER c..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-21
DIED..

DIM Oh Thur Day rnor.lng lha 18th Anril. al tdg,'
mout aOd Qiesn he residence q her hu,N.nd hn
Louisa + HEsLIY, J.uyhtsr cf'ibc lat. a.blett Nc.
Gu;1 IL tho Triumphant as,ur.n'. Of 6Es'u' iNnor'
S,ty.
pI.p the ,eSdtrc, L! hs f.;hr: Hsj:r Jsne, Gar.
Iard Ia Lyrctburs, Va Tu-Srsy the i4!h inst We.
2. LAaLtNu, fsQ late OF Huntsopery. Ala
T,s =. ten-,s uf ma which brllpg. - roms", he
" ItcJ tho nstest atbie' o. Tau nAtzrn ard s"G n
s,,sad 10 lsrke ieg Of he estesn a1d anatoh Of
tn Who him he Ji,ided u2 spirit 10 the n'd
slu gnIs L Win : c,l LeIlEent,on 10 us will.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-21
BY JAMES p sCOrT " co, Avcr US,
LYSCHBuRG, Va.

LARGE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
saN THU isDAY. 2si lost coa nenc.ns A. o's'ec',
~ NC sLrT .e!I tho la gest 1T ofnssh
DRY GOODS, &C.,
Dire. from O. ar!esao have ever essred. cca,t ns
In par, oi TIE Eosing lis
81, yi=,e, 70 sl!sh Phnts. sprln5 style,
American .
>, ne,cn.d Long CIothI,
~ +irch p!Ieo Case ol;ts',
1909 y, 81 Dome. rc GnRh4E'.
100 tIlss Brown Dsusus,
loo he.,y Col Out Jeans.
% dcr:u hen' Inca Hindis :ra!eh.
IS La e.'
100 h,as Cotton 1"
4Go uisr., pool Gotten, es, y.rt,.
sud .' Coates spool uIt.oo. TO- Jtrd,.
200 =" rns Roth COMBS
100 100 S S.Ses H. III l.. White yl.aue,
10 10 a..s snss La! asr,no liza, Ro.e,
pl-o.s Pi.d Il. 'sry,
- 81 Nssto
30 gross su,prndsr Bott LIS
,srd, &c Ir,h Ihns' dSnsyei,
100 p.,'e NJ Fancy aih Ne.ia...
lN - Name iI:s Ees"nS,
4U BIZ CT Ln,,er ouats,
IL nais. UsnanursI,
lj9H II IN sct LnIs ood,
chests Green Tea,
10 ke.s Sofa,
sacts svi,G.
~ bb;;. \. q SrSsc
a. ssckf
g. tti. Apple aTs1s.
~ bis. Ebs.st o.
81 lbs. raaser's Ou,
IS o. - rInoiipy raoscco
10 AesI N.ls. a. os;sd sises.
g. tor.s spsrn Cao"les.
40 liza Tonqu, peaas
xpriI II-iis
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NOTICE.

ysyO 0OR FRIENDS AND THE RI BLIJ CENTRALLY.
n In Ls-qu;nc, o. the braVy iHa Imposed IN acsr "a.
tstu oo.ers hJ ;he Tecsn' I'M bile, tam ;uning n
nure thSu dnnbo tre rumnlisoni 'hrsed w Them VIC
AVE- 1one ed b disco !Eue cur hnslne rom and a..
the De. day u m.y nest, ~rh Inns pteseut IL
cunsr expires U 70 hat dsy STALL be glad TO attend
t,i s ,es 50 h.ret.fn
kswr as,l to wird Up 10 rI ~ an oirly dly.
We respectfully relue, those s. rbon y. NY Ia od,brd
com. lor-srd AID receive payment srd those idehied
to % viii cb yr by iquldass their balances ri their
oar ie.t convert nee.
por the hbsE patronage Wlrh We have ni,yrd Gu irg
I6us ace 10 Ludrr reg leave 10 teuuri 10
our p.ti o:s cur g.At, ful q Eno~ecImr rs.
G0ODlH iFPERsOF.
S.-Heth,l ho eatier attend 10 inch ssus fr rItc.
utos Trueea a.d oomnlsii ers m,y be col led 10
charge :.
III
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SHoo1i.G Yestorday s!ternoon,
a!ou. four O'Clock, dtlG lily arps: belTeen Two
ln-p 1aniea Pat CniIalnu and Iack Buph7, on For
sy,hss conner, near tho First Market, when murphy
drew u pistol ard iireh 1T bis opIoIsat. The bsll
sIrnck Callahan Ia tho mruth, Knocking ONT two OF
his ,er b, ami lodging In hIs neck Murphy ''iHsp-
pearcd. III, wounded man went home where su'gi'
cnl assistance was rendered and tbs wound pronounn.
"a nor m1rta1
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APPROPRIATION CT SrPPlAss--MsETIHG q

INTERPRETATIONS CT SrPPllsS--MEETIN' Ut
n.lIroap oFfIcErJ a number OF the "ti era of
thu lnsdIug lima of railway III the eonih met at the
cIcs of the sacre AIRY Of Wr on yast riAy afternoon
al half past four uclock h,vug 10 7iux the relief ot
;he uulc Ia relation 10 tHiranslSrolian OIL supplies
Several other gentlemen being ~: cseb 10 stte!f Inc
M, eting ur,ite tusues, posIpoued nntu to'nry
when tho work will be Conducted In earnest The
dre.t obje:t IT the convention we learn - 10 obtain
.onoie,sonal action towards The csub lshmnnt CT =
bnr6au for importing suppl AMI overseeing trans