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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-07
HIdVN c3 VH Ut UIUhUIT HUSVS.
JOHN II. HAMMITT.


Mr. Hammit- ha' here proclaimed to the
world that he has an idea above political
feeling regarding how the men in his en-
plcy should vote He tells them frankly
and candidly to choose between the two can
didates. This is noble and stands ont in
bold relief with other employers M Ham
NIT his set precedent which is alike cred
itab'e to his head and his heart, and will be
duly acknowledged by every mechanic and
workingman in the country.
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GENERAL THOMAS has abandoned his
strong position at Franklin, T.nnessce, and
ha,, formed his line of battle within three
miles of Nashville. ........'. -,
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Congressional Vote i'm the SIX
teeHth District.
The Ohio Vote tor Mcclellan and
ppUdkesOn. et,. sts..

The official army vote for Mcclellan in
Ohio carries his vote up to POS 56S. Thisis
ncary 20, 900 more than was ever given be-
!afe for a Democratic candidate in the State.
The vote stands thus: ......
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I.ineoln's
Total 284, ,9s5 2o5. .5s7
5O,41s

Our Republican friends will observe that
If the Mcclellan inen are TRAITORS as they
have charged, there are, unfortunately.
about 10000 Of them in the Federal army
from this State.
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From the lsov .Jos. II. Kennaas Pastor af

UIIU IVtN Igup.IE- NIIITCN. -,
81 Or. Jackson: :--liear SiT:-l have baer ffe-
quentiy requested to connect nay ,nalns with
commentators Of different kinds of lnedi-
cinestmt regarding honrqtticc as out srn,y
nedI but With a clear prcef II var;0us in
stauco., ahd particularly in my fnI,ily, e,s
the usefhlness Of Dr.. lioofIan(l's German
Bitters, l depart for once ironrtfiny casual
course, to express my lulI conviction that.
for geaerU dc5iINyot The. sgsttfn sf,c especi
dHy for LtrGr Compliant, it IS q saJAs ono ca1-
nht{e preparation. In some cases It Yuay
fail; but, usually, donbtnot, it Will ba very
beneficial 20 those who sUferirom Ike abey,a
cause. Yours, very respectfully, ~.
. i " Il Ia. ~ nm
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M "A r R L Fl d

MI "A r r. I Fl d .
Nov. 20, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. J. NJ. Carr, assisted by
Revs. James Henderson and il. w. Brady.
Mr.. CHARLES LAMKIN,1 Jr., of Titfin,
and Miss ADDIE II. STEWART, of Cadiz,
Ohio. .. ~. 50. - ..
GS-With the above came supply ofmoat
excellent cake, for which tho Printers re-
turn the fair bride their hearty thanks, and
join in wishing her and hor partner all the
happiness this world affords, and a safe
haven in the next. May theirlives be cloud
less ss summers day, and may prosperity
attend Ill their efforts. .
On the 2Gth ult., in the NJ. Il. Church
Deersyille, before the dismissal of the con.
gregation, by Rev. VIM. McCracken. Mr.
JOSHUA WORDSWORTH and Miss LIZ
ZIE'A. EATON, all of Franklin township.
Harrison county, Ohio.
On the 2sth ult., at tho brides residence.
by Rev. Grim, Mr.. AuLEN ALLMON. OF
Jefferson COUNT, Ohio, to Miss larry NJ,
CREE, Of Freeport township, Harrison
county, Ohio. FL.
On the lst inst, at the residence of Baza-
leel Humphrey, by Rev. J. G. Taylor, Mr..
JAMES NJ. ROSS to Miss G.. Y. FUN
PHREY.
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J. ii. TURNER, -
No. 726, ". Nineteenth Street.

From Rev. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastorof
the Columbus, IN. J.) and Middletown,
pa Baptist Chuches.
Dr. &. NJ. jackson dear Sir:---I foel ita
pleasure thus, of my own accord, TO boar
testimoy to the excellence OF tho German
Bitters. Some yoars since being much af-
hictcd with dyspepsia, / used them with
mended them to porsohs ohfasbled by tha,
tormenting disease, and have heard from
them the most fiattering testimonials ss u
their great valuo. In cases OF general de-
blity, believe it to bea tonic that cannot
be SURPASSED. fi't j. M.LIONS
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Eighth below Coates Street, phiialolphia,

From Eey. Warren Randolph, Pastor o<
Baptist Church, GGymantowr, Penn.
DR. e. n. ,Iacils3'l: Dear Sir:--per +opal
experience enables me to say that I regard
ihe German Eitters prepared uy y0l ii, a
most excellent medicine. In cases ofseyera
cold ana general debility ] have heel ureat-
ly benefited by the use of tbs Ditters. and
doubt not they will produce similar effects
on others. Yours, truly, $3.50 ~ .
Gerfnantown b
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" ANItEN NH = DULI4I,
Germantown, Pa

From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor of Iodl.na
Nj. L. Church, Phiiadelphia.
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir:-Eaving used
your German Bitiersjn my family fre.uent-
iy, am prepared to say that&t has been Of
great service. j believe that in most CASES
Of general debility OF the system it is tho
safest and most valuable remedy vi which I
have any knowledge. - NIT
Yours, respectfully,
j. I'll. TURNER.
NJ NJ. "a. u. =. ,,,.,4l,
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-asaThe Ohio Statesman publishes the
official vote Of the State by counties. The
table contains the home vote. the army vote
and the total vote for Secretary of State. -
The aggregate is as follows:
W. il. Smith, Rer,, home vote.."".. 2o4, $50
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About Newspapers.

Three of our exchanges have suspended
within two weeks. Several Others are ap-
pealmg to their patrons to save them from
the same fate Two others are offered for
sale ..a
Nearly every local paper has increased its
price. notwithstanding this increase, which
is not at all commensurate with the increas-
ed price ot paper, not over dozen in the
State are more than barely living.
Type setting costs double, press work
double, ink double, paper three times as
much, and everything else, such as rollers
&c, from three to five times as much as for
merly. - NJ
Now why are they going m lor one by
one? The whole answer to this is contained
in four wordsi 1ts, 81 s,AF.
WANT or PRoMPry PAYMENT. !.
A long list of delinquent subscribers will
not buy paper, it will not pay for type set
ting, and the unhappy owner of the list
must suspend publication lie may state
in his terms ten dollars instead of two and
half" if not paid in advance" but his pa
per cannot live to the chd Of the year.
lfyou want to break a paper down fur
nish it with a long list of good" subscri-
bcrs who will pay next fall, " or at some
other in leinite timGN If you want il to look
bright, and read as if it were wide awake,
give 1t u good list OF prompt paying subscri-
bers. ssaas -
Yon might as well undertake to winter
your horse by promising him oats after har-
vest, as to attempt running newspaper on
promise of payment - WoodsfeM Spirit.
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Is not Il at close vote? At least 10000
men in Kentucky were deferred from vot-
ing. There is, therefore not particle Of
doubt that in the three States Of Kentucky,
Indiana and Oti0, united, the Copper
hoads, as they are called, have about 3d.
900 majority on the home vote. e.--Cm- Eng.
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RENTE-N,TRE1R
That this Bitters Is
IDI' AAEG>@s3%31al1 60
Cbntatns no Raa or H-Anke., ;.,a
And Can't Mako prunGardA,
Rr-T,Is -.
THE BEST TONIC
In the World
READ WHO SAYS so,

. = - - 9c'CT
From the Rev. Levi G.. Reck, Pastor Of tia
Baptist. Church, .Pemberton y. j., for
meriy OF the North Baptist Church, .Phil'A.
=" l have known ffooflands German,
Bitters farorably for nunthe- Of years. (
have used them in my own family, and have
been SO pleased with. their effects that ] wis
induced 10 recomnieMd them 10 lrfnny otaors
and know that they have operated in s4i-i-
kingiy beneficial manner. I take greaz
fact, and calling the attsnton those attic
ted with the diseases fcr which they ar9 re-
commended 70 th"sd Blsera, kboNing frofn-
experience that INV rccoltflnrn d o+th, viii ~.
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From Rev. J.s. Herman, oftho German Re-
DR.. G. NJ. Jackson ;.-Respocted Sir:-L
have been troubled With dyspepsia nearly
twenty years, and havo never used any !,
medicine that did me rs much good as Hook.y
land s Bitters. arn very much improved
in hoaltn, acter having taken five bottles
Yours, With respect, 10.
J.a. HERMAN.
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Endiana. Kent,,cg,y AND onso.

The following il about the vote in these
three States, that lie geographically togeth-
e.: ..I.'
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WANT or PRoMpTY PAYMENT.
The Right Kind ola Tr0Clama.
fiOn.

The Philadelphia Shipwrights have been
noted orsetting ahoat the finest vessels that
ever SKINNED the ocean. The ship carpen-
ters of that city, in fact stand pre- eminent
before the world.
On the day ofvthe Presidential election,
NJ, John H. liammitt one of the most fin
i.hed and accomplished mechanics in the
old District of Kensington, issued the fol-
lowing proclamation, which every mechanic
will read with pride and pleasure
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
canadian Troubles.

Were reversed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26

think he did right. The order, though
not stricsl, illegal perhaps; Wa never
|thelsss highly Snjudicious and inexpedi-
emit, and its execution, had the contin-
gency it contemplated ever arisen, would
certainly haveiinvolved us in seriousdif-
fculty with Great Britain. While con-
demning honestly Mr.. LINCoLN's line Of
policy in the prosecution of the war with
the South, we don't like to be always
finding fault and are glad to be able to
pick out one act of the Presidents which
meets our appreciation. We would much
rather praise than blame, but regret very
much that the acts meriting approval
are so few, and far between.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26

E0R MONTHS PAST, BANDS OF
II ARMED MEN have infested the State
stealing, robbing and numbering, and within q
short time their numbers and the frequency Of
their outrages have alarmingly increased. Some
of them claim to be rebel soldiers; but whatever
they profess, they neither observe the rules Of
civilized warfare, nor regard the civilities Of
common thieves and robbers, or the dscencics Of
ordinary murderers. They are Outlaws-having
thrown themselves outside Of all rules or laws
military or civil for the government Of society
They rove about in gangs, taking from the
people, at their homes and OH the highways
horses, money or other valuables as they like, in
many instances awaking men from their slum
bers in the dead hour of night and shooting them
down in cold blood, in order to plumber the more
successfully. They shoot and otherwise cruelty
treat defenceless women and children in the alb
senCe of their protectors. They interrupt and
worship of God, by surrounding in armed force
the places OF worship, arresting the inmates and
carrying off their property. They abduct citi.
zens of our State who are not in any way con-
neCted with the military and carry them into
cruel captivity
Ii is evident that the presence of these preda
tory bands is known to the disloyal of the sec.
tons infested by them, when unknown to Others
and that these persons do not disclose their pres
enCo to those rho would be able to thwart their
deviish purposes, but on the contrary give these
outlaws food and concealment, with full knowl
edge of their purposes and practices
On account of the great numbers of these ban
ditti and the fact that they always 60 armed, it
is impossible for the civil officers to arrest OF the
civil courts to punish them. Indeed, all the
prisons in the State would hold but small part
Of them. And yet, the bands are so small, and
operate with such secrecy and celebrity, that the
regular military forces, from the nature of their
organization are very unsuccessful in their ef
forts to capture or rid the country of them. Nor
can the troops of the United States now be spar
cd from the more important work before them.
In view Of this anomalous and alarming state
of things earnestly recommend the loyal people
of the State to organize themselves into compa.
MES of such numbers as may be practicable and
expedient for the purpose Of hunting down and
capturing or killing these outlaws wherever they
may be found-executing summary justice where
found in the act or where they cannot otherwise
be capturod-and thus aid the authorities of tho
State in restoring and preserving peacs, order
and security.
Companies organized for this purpose upon
proper application to me, will be furnlshed with
arms and ammunition. A. l. FOREMAN.
dec26.ltd<w
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&eck of war which appeared
MADAM border q week ago,
HE finished its course and de-
Neral DIX's order, written III
q style of his famous shoot.
Mot" injunction, was very
jxh properly revoked by order
and we are now as
Me most amicable relations
Hen the United States aud
Svernments. Some of the
eople seem TO be terribly
Aly stories of an invasion and
! Of the Fenians, and their
&kr the influence of a cause
ectually vindicates the peo-
United States fi'oIu the charge
SIunost exeitable and easiest
fople on the continent. A
scribing the fear that exists
fbtsrs Of Canada says that if
{hre marching upon Canada
on Savannah, no greater con-
Epidation would exist. The
bf some Of the towns station
the town at night. and men
Ecythes, pitch-torks, axes, old
sleep In the church so as to
III a moments warning to re-
jk Of the Fenians. Our fre.
fs'' and the exploits of our
MILITIA are fully rivaled by
Id our Canadian neighbors.-
N'sraid did not excite greater
Tor lead to more ridiculous
no, that the rumored uprising
IN brotherhood has produced
IN But toward the United
kentertan no feelings of hos
Manifest very little of that
&llying spirit which charac-
brethren over the water. ,
speaking of this subject, we
again to the President sre'
seaSfal Di&'s order and char.
.ole-of the few things in Mr.
/. hdSainistrati1n wherein VIZ
- = H. = - = e ~ q -
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Trust Sale of Valuable r..
Estate. eal

IN PURSUANCE OF A DRrn
l. TRUST made to me by Jefferson OF
ton now deceased, and which Deed 90 rLanss
duly recorded in heproper Office of on idust is
for recording Deeds, 1 shall EQUITY
ION Monday the 7th day Of Eorenb.y ,os,
At the Court House for said county sau.
the following property, situate on Fiftb cash
the City Of Wheeling to wit Lots numbs sueeth
ten eleven and twelve, in j. e. C. RitcS;a1ss nine
ton to Wheeling and also the four adioNiss add
which are ar on the . east side Of said Nos %
ate in the addition to Wheeling. csIlsS vs. STU
Vista, and are numbered seven. eight MI, Duena
ten, in square No. 80, and which proner,r "e and
uated on Fifth street and Union street IL y SIT.
Fifth street and north Of Union street ~, stst q
now in the occupancy of the family Of W SEg ns
Robinson, lately deceased "u!in
-, q. JACOB, Trp.,..
Sale postponed to Thursday the 10Th Of i nsess
- Oct1dt,
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Paper Te.morrow..
being generally celebrated as
Work win be suspended in
sR office, and no paper will be
Etosmorfow morning.
City Politics,

CIty I0nshcs ~
4 ,ks ago, the htelligenoer pub
editorial article with a
Sble the conservative men OF
the abandonment of their
q ganization and the nomina-
4 pne ticket to be voted for by
4 harter election. The scheme
Transparent one and wasmade
4 pf ridieule by all those whom
ttded to affect. The event has
Is treatment the proposition
4 nd it is now demonstrated
Nv object of that piteous ap'
n enable the Republican par
Ef control of the city govern
Sk at the ticket they have
81 aated-every man on 1t has
\ known as a Republican; and
Saem are of the most offensive
1sere anything in the ticket
Mike a relaxation of the par.
IN, the selection of the candi,
here any Difference paid to the
ssle MCCLELLAN men, many OF
I Birding to the htelligeacer are
Roughly loyal as the Union
sed2" Is it supposable case
|5'iend of General MCCLELLAN
SGWheeling will take pleasure
Il the men who lost no Occa-
Citing them during the politi-
Ion, and who, on the day of the
IA meeting, forbade the hoist
fsAmerican flag on the city
~ L who ordered the displaying
Bring the ualaes OF LINCOLN
fbN" when the Republicans
Hs streets? Messrs CHANGLE
xiid that,
E knows that the Repnh-
icianS of this city are
Esans. and that they care fol-
the accomplishment of their
k2purposes. As 1t was iii the
campaign, so 1t Is Ill regard
election they care
1.-THE welfare of the govern.
Sled they fill the Offices the
" prosperity Of the people of
wheeling are very small con-
jim comparison with the inn
n5 electing Republicans to Of
profess to want the-support
fiLELLAN men, and yet they
q even a decent bid for con-
Astes. ..,
N;dition to the political com
Iteir ticket,it is composed of
sers, some of whom have
VIGOROUSLY inefti-
IA their present term. 1t is
yht a great many Democrats
lSsuenced to support a Repub,
tMdate for Mayor, if they
fqty would thereby secure a
ADMINISTRATION of the affairs OF
Gn could be otherwise OBJ
true that party politics
III very little to do in a mum.
f#b, and the Democrats gen
|e that fact. What the citi-
~ abeTter management OF city
<hnore security for life and
n they have had during the
2fd they are willing to vote
bE will secure these things, it
&c whether he be a Democrat
FIcan in his political opinions.
are invited TO sup
composed entirely of men
iAt administration has proven
h failure and who promise no
&s in the future and who, i'll
5his, are all bitter partisans
lican faith, it is certainly
0bf cool presumption to ex-
~ comply. Don't it strike
MAMPBELIl Would you do
M were reversed
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For. Sale
For Sale.
For Rent.

I NTH II;,, APRIL R i.,, 1865, Tn,
street-adio Mr. Warren's. InoUi Quincy
GEO. 7. TiNGIIGpl
dec5-u at Gas Company ass
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DIED;

Dec. 18th, at o'clock P NJ, from 'hemOrrhage"
of the lungs, JOSEPH o. LITTLE, eldest son OF Ar
thur Little, ESQ., in the Goth year OF his age
Funeral from his late residence on Quincy
street, Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-31
SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS.


A FEW Important Facts in regard to the " Souih-
"A em HEPATIC PILLS"
|. They are prepared from the best quality Of
Medicines by the dscoverer, now an aged Minister
Of the Gospel, and are safe.
, They have been known for years and tested by
thousands.
8 Five hundred persons are known 10 have been
cured by them.
4. They are not recommended by the Proprietor
Tor everything but only fot diseases which arise from
dsordered yeIs.
S. Directions and certificates accompany each box
and these certificates are from we'll known and most
respectable individuals.
! &. Correspondents recommend them as good for
Liver Disease. Chills and Feyets, Pneumonia, Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia. Bilious Feyers. Bilious Rheuma.
t.m Worms, Plurisy, Bronchitis, &c.
Z. Several gentlemen state that the use OF these
! Pills has been 10 them an annual saving Of from
300 10 $500; they the best plantation medicine
ever offered to the public.
:. some physicians Of the highest standing pre-
scribe them 10 their patients and hundreds Of boIe,
have been sold to regular practitioners.
9. During the last quarter 1850 boxes have beer
sold To two Druggists. in South Carolina. and on,
in NORTH Carolina: and some time ago over 3.70l
hoses were ordered by Druggists in one town II
Virginia.
~ Price. So hox. For $40 dozen boxes vii
J he sent 10 any address. a very liberal discount Il
Druggists and country merchants. cash new cur
rency) To accompany orders.
For sale in Hillshoroush BY
J. Y. Whitfield & CO.
August 10, SIS
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A frog fell out Of block Of sandstone
which some workmen we're breaking at
Jamestown, Pa, few days since. The
stone was known not to have been disturb
ed,since it was quarried. thirty years ago |;
and how long the frog, which was squeez
ed as fiat as a cent, had been in i before
tina, can only be matter OF conjecture.
Immediately on falling out, the reptile be-
gan 10 swell and move. aad in short time
became quite lively.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-31

SUCCESS OF TRENHOLM.
WE HAVE in store and ere daily receiving Dry
" Goods, Groceries. Stationery. Hats, Bonne,s.
Notions, Drugs. Hardware. &c. which We Offer for
Cash, or any kind OF baIie.
II. y. BROWN & CO.
August 3d. ST.
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|Seasonable and Desirable Goods,

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
~ LBS. Black and Colored Flax Thread.
~ $50 dos. Coates White Spool Cotton.
40 doz Clarks assorted colors ditto,
500 gross shirt and Coat Rubber and Pearl Buttons
200 gross Black and " bite Pant Buttons,
80 gross Lasting Coat and Vest Buttons,
20 doz Fine and Dressing Combs,
200 yards Limos,
$50 wards Black and White Muslin Bingham,
500 wards Black and White Calico,
1000 wand, Light coloIed Calico,
1000 yards Dark colored ditto,
500 wards Colorcd and Black Alpaccas,
500 yards Colored and Black and White Muslin,
40 dozen Steel Skirt Springs,
. pieces Black Broad Cloth,
piece Black Cashmere,
III pieces Colored Cashmere,
pieces silk Poplln.
20 dozen Gents Colored Handkerchief,
4 piece. Red and White Flannel
80 pieces Gnc Bleached Cotton Cloth,
IS dozen Toilet Soap some very fine,
Lead Pencils, Soda by The keg or pound,
Steel Pens and Pen Holders.
10000 White and Coored Envelopes,
25 OF. Quinne. English Paper.
Prime Rio Coffee, and many other goods, at small
rfoha. JAMES Y. WHITFIELD & CO.
August 5. 81
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CALL AND SEE.
WE are receiving IN paflthe following Necessary
~ and desii able Goods, which We will selIsi .
small advance Tor ca,h only:
very handsome Black Shawl,.
6U0 yards A. Bleaehcd shittings.
4OO yards "a Fancy faiieo.
500 yards Black and White ditto,
$50 yards Dark Fancy ditto.
900 Yards a. Light Fancy ,litio,
Colored and white Pptkei lIandksfchisfs,
2NO dozen Cosis's spool Gotten,
100 ihs.pimr Rio Coffee
eco lhs. Black Pepper,
1lI2 lbs Cooking Sods.
sc dor. Goat skins for Dools and Lsjie, Shoes,
- bags Dry salt.
290 lbs. EPSON Salts.
and many other desirable articles.
JAMES u. WmTTED 4 CO.
February Q. H.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

Cassimers, Tweeds, Army Gray, Black and PHO,
Cloth; FEspch and English Marinoes, assorted: Col.
lars, LincS Black and Notified Apaccas. foPiands.
Argandies Prints, Ginghams. Muslins, Irish Linen,
Brown Linen, Linen Sheets, Paper Cambrick, Eng
lsh Long Cloth, Striped and Plain Co,tons, Cotton
Drill, MusquIio Netting. Bonnet and Belt Ribbon,
Skirt Braid, Linen and Cotton Handkerchief Cra-
sats, White and Black Hose. Black and Coored Sew.
ing silk, Black and brown Flax Thread. Black W hite
and Coored spool Cotton, White. Red aud Blue
Flannel, Cotton Yarns, Bird Eye Diaper, ShaNls,
Love and COlOred Wells, yeslngs, silk ffinses. Dress
Buttons and Trimmings, Pearl, Agate, Bone and
Metal Coat, Vest and Suspender Buttons, Cotton
Laees, Boiling Cloths, Needles. Pins assorted, Hair
Pins, Fine. Coarse and Amy Combs, Tape Ladies
Silk Parasols, Umbrellas. Hooks and Eyes, Ribbon
Wire, silk Elastic French and English Soaps.