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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01

Thc EDITOR ~ fhc R.i'ts' Are has siout
uaa8e ur i.. mini fo eha'i-nre Mos 81 ere
'Hrr'r fn a. ave- .rirrni. contest nn ftr
iag .0sies Wstr~r,tie for 90 tlt .-,irs
fiesisfon Jnurnal
Thr Age editor hai 60 sen1 % Portland
lately to 90 some lasts turned Oh make a
rarr ~ boots that D. -1uid re- OIL. f--t i.,o
We ~~rr asfoni-hed at fhc ii.nen.ion.
lis i1s' BE- 90 ores ~h-n b. sfa-k IN rt .
Na-o~s ift.s Ior-nsi rlsr sees e. no'ite
oI .rar hroys touri Ei.f he viil Enou the
ioea.s made a siiri' mistake
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01

MucuFft sol FsnroNrp. The Tiases'
dssTairh savs fhe rafe-rnf thsf 3D. Press
denf has rariauri John Mabel. D.. antrue
IT. tii n.t apply g. e ptrion vhile iu
Wash.rgfon. Boz ioot ths oath 81 aris-
c.a1oc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01

Hon John y Brorn ~ Portland. has
gwen The proprietors ~ ihe Pine Grove
'eu'eiery. a piecs % land from b.. iot -esi
~hieh males room 90 place th~ i~nc- a.
q ri-ht angle 18th The street. anl Improve
'he arfearance of che ground. very mu-h.
VT. Bro~n al improve some 81 tb- o. 70
llis. and iav therein the remains of 90 "a.
vents Dos burned in r. isafe DO i.siou. thr
village Tie praciice q ocrupg in- private
hariai lots . fat proving % b. a. ursi-e
thins. ani vi.i probably l- entirely ahan-
donsi a. attractive ccmeieries are fttei ur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01

SHrrvn A. OF gent out ~; BE-
qoeaihsd 500 O. che government, % help
psy ihe National debt. TIis EXECUTOR
bourhi = ien-foriy bond sd tunnel over o.
the Treasury. thus nakinr shave % abou,
sisiv dollars
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

A DRy 6o0Bs BUsINsss NnsrLY FIrrr Mn
LfoEs a fzkR-A writer in the National
Republican devoles nearly one page Of that
journal % a descri ptiunof the two large dry
goods establishments Of A. III Stewart q O..
IN New York. He says.
In 1854 Stewart A co. transacted business
b the amount OF iorty-uiue million three
hundred and City thousand dollars. The
tax paid 10 The Goverument during that
lhei under the requirements Of The Internal
Revenue law, Waa httle Short Of i've hum
dred thousand dailars. The duiies GA inn
ported goods paid By this house Tor that
single year is estimated al about Ten mil
hens Of dollars There are directly snd
permanently employed In the two esiabnsh-
nlenis described above about one thouaand
one hundred persons. There are psrma-
nently employed By this house. outside ID
the building, about three thousand iTe han
dred peFsons, who are enfaged IN manufac-
turing various kinds Of goods. The above
does not include the persons employed IN
several large mills IN difieront parts Of tho
country, run exclusively for the benefit of
the house Of Stewart a c., numbering, Il
Is estmated, about I've thousand employees.
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ter States, aud under tie asr of the Union.
A diHleulty Of some durafion between
Saptain Peck. Provost Marshal Of the
treedman's Bureau, and Colonel Drurv. I'm
Whleh Gov. Sharkey aad the evil courts had
lntervened, resulted in Peek, Who bad been
seat % lsii By the c0ert. appealing 70 Gen.
ysienhals, who sent back negro troops %
ne country whence they had been with
4i-ens and taxing possession Of the iaii, re-
leasing Peek, and Plaeiag the county under
close military surveillance.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04
AUCTION san or
Government HOrsesI

cAvALEY DEPOT. EusEFrELp. rr,yl
Nov mber tst. lsl
iN'hh saie Gersrumr .t Harscs urr e.-frr.
~ esefy iuesdnJ a1d FRIDAY iuanr fra
~ m ~ eeleaaiitr. itda, ai ale laiary nsaat .-
L.ffona Wirn.1g b aHrrhaaes 1orsss WI da bel.
y e''saii a. lle,e % r.atsiiy b De .asaz
syoldsr o. -. a. al,ctsT
n KIRK.
ttft Gees and a. q iI
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M A 1 z E N A
25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER 81. 100000.

A Ii to be sold for One Dollar each, without re-
"a gard 10 value. Not 10 be paid for until you
know what you are 10 receive.
''Th is one Of the largest firms 10 the City Of N
York, and are doing a very extensive hu iness and
have on hand the largest stock that can be found IN
the Ciiy."-Oceana Times, Psnt Wster, Mich, Oct
p, l904. 'rfheir stock Is large, and buyers may
rely articles purchased from them Just as repre-
scented. Tneir lon continuance in business enables
them 10 offer better Inducements than any other
house IN the c ty. Loyal American, Anderson,
Ind, oct 20, l664 Their Watches are admitted
by comfeient Judges, and those who have used
them, 20 be the best in use. Theyare a they are
adveIused 10 be."-lndependeut W8rrenton, H..
Oct %, 1864. They are large deslers and their
stock Is manufactured in the best STYLE and Of pure
materials, Telegraph, Saugarhes, n, y, Oct "a,
lS6f "Ai goods furnished e what they g rep
resented 70 be.''-nmes, WateTyille, n Y, Oct -,
lisa "Worhy Of confidence Wyoming Demo
craf WarFaW n Y, Oct Is, 1854 shonorable and
fair dealng men."-Cumberisnd Valley journal,
asc chRncsburg, Pa, Oct 20, 1854.
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70 So

4 3 I.I'Hr % a.
}. = soe.S ~ ~. e % -. i,- 81, ..-, 10
- laiEaaorhooi ras s,-.i .si.aad Iu Gre
-H.sit Fi'a fea ara--.- -ffe rrclern
~. IL ~ ~ l.rvaat 6ou.s. ~ 81 =. SO
ass. faIi q si-6 I. ~. .'..sl. e.it iT ,rres 9f
80 eiI1'ee fruIi tlerl y - sirlel ilnd szit
i- 1.i.I6- ~. er and : } ---,.-.--.-
,y tbs e1is-- N ~. p p. y 40 G R,'-o.i -.
-e.rtd ior hlrl|nr -. l-l ahcn roo.i 1. -.
4 = ~ .laiqa. a1l q 49, ol.e1if cr
cin|Hl ~ nfonrrt7 n b immsiatsIv a..
forI aa p IN lTHuH
AI W. 'Ia IHI uurtr1ar 7. -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

Tho Qgigihal and hcst in thn W1rIif
ne only tue and Pericct hair Dye. Harm
lees, Reliable and Instantaneous Produce
ilnmetiately q ap.eudii Biack or uaturaI
Brown wrhout mimiug the hair dr skin.
hemedics tho sil effects ol bad dyes. saId
by all Druggists. The genuine is sruef
William A. baichelor Also
hfgcaeruaHr Ertrart 81 MMcfcn-s, f1r
hlsforiag a1d B,1ut.f f,1Hc tit Halr
CHARLES BArCHELOE, NEW YoaK.
sepl5-ty
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$500. 600
Ts be SsId fer Ons DeIIar Eash

Wiihoiit rfgsri 70 ogaiur. nIiI not a, ,,1f L. 49,.
q 700 Hnoli Hil-t y1z sill rscaIla. u II
Amoag 10. sA9 i.aEs aesnosiesrsd ne rs.
esft o. tALlAhla 0lfl3 drnun ION ff.. ~,
elEaou slcce4a1. D. la15 fhs ioiIr.sis'- -'.-.i,. -
y taieir nEllea % b. used -
l-o'ef. toiehzlesi Nas Ha7au Corz wsfe.
49,, s... 80 80. -. -, { E... y ~ q, > u.
y lo-E -, Sold Waich, vsias as -. q -
7 tic<eftla a. 3 1Gnauptoa. N r. NIeioa.,oo r,iae
-. - = = s.1ns, al Igafi ~ 81 ~ pi1ns VAL
nesd kag, raigs sl7s Niss Eiiss Ps,ii. .i.r6 -
Lee ~ sleedeou, Esigs q 8. Or VA Hlpsr.
+. ~ y - e nuning csssd saie1,
-, - -, a A.ia-..alg eoIge.'as, ~.
lcaa, bsamoni Ear IiHsaa rlIn1 $40 Fflnfis
do.ss, - i'.sri -, Alfaly, q D. Mas son ~
lle -. - g inEl1ae.is urlans. one, ei.fer
-. Es.ne so Lieut. : p HsedrcEs. Haisrls , 10
81, N1-slnsten, = g, eITsF P,ieai LsFsr va ?,
ss.ae 90. Hansf - = faa' aiief
MsaT ssTsens .eo ha-s draws rsiusbs Br1s1.
% noi HIsh thslr naulel pgnislae er 20 nsght "a
tand .1ls lisL
uasszn % uurzruurios.
cKRTrrIcarEs urnila e.ch aacis sni h
EAtrE, srs plsestd z sea-ed slse opes, shlah ars
ne fssll8-ass Or.ier 81 sgfle arila fVTrfa 4
isrst one 11ltzr "a setaill uid b. ialtsftf = ar
c1ces r ,eol = - = az eserss', r1ih1ut r.
ahaasr I'll ice SID AZ icIs Z draa-. srl IL -.
FaIch m1T b. alcm One - Flte ntrirr-f f.si.-
-. -, - - - Ae'i-f 80 rs1elFs ihs ari-
&c -aille--
49, t'ia1s - iiserJ pareiialer r-sa saiue.
F-.ess ae..iss va es nsy depsud n hssEr
Fruln7l re1srlss 40 - arIaIs - -.
.-a's5 ssni >, ~ aadress y rec 8 nal or !
1a.-fs fs.lsl.stisn eaarar1ea.I 10 ~ casss.
: - osfa.cl,es f1r one Dsiiar. f1irlsel ~
I've latals.
ase-i. h4s.ed- Fez4 = stamp 10 ca-lizr- An
q .f1x a O.
Ho1 nII Pdsf Qsier, acF iork,
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SALE or
eOVERNMeN MULES.

HAaii .ttr, lrsa,, SOY. ]. itrr
VIII clisr ~ BIZ ai tu-aar. IL ~. i,
iqslt uofrals u fsstvi rarr
On fr aeJi ihs laih DAY oi Novtulsr fe--
one Thousand Govcrmhuert ~.
iaeae Hllea iars lsen muse rT ~. -.--.--
NJ EgQ1 ca1ilnlu. ali Dee sfa-rr. -. 20 40
oel1rranca Sc iafl a.aT ri n1r-r1-i..- ~ 1'ie ru
e il,, ~ O. caueale daily ur.I ~ eocs,
90 y eIaaf or oo-- a. p. ifs,-.v c--go 70 l
- IL - ,. KIRK
-ai.- lnf q II
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

ohicers' Accounts made cut and cashs.f
lusrtormasiers' and Ordnance account,
promptly made up By II. Tompkins. late
MAJOR laih regiment Illinois cavalrT. Or
lce corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

It appears from private intelligence from
North Carolina that nos more than sFo Of
the candidates FOR Congress in that State, If
elected, can take the preicribed oath, that
they haze never vduniarily sided the . =
belli0n. There Il apprshensioh q dearth
of food in North Carolina before The next
crop Il secured. The present crop is very
mstsEialy injured by The protrneied drouth
which has prevailed. The crop has been
very limited in some parts of the STATE
where there were military operations On 4
large scale.
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900 Agents Wanted

5000 a. sosls . ..ss ssss'.s 49, 30 'E,ss.. ,s.
mn Trarfara hal1rlei a1il.. Hra rs - -.
80 in iae sala ol -doIaud's Ls n 49,, =
IF ~ Wa.hinEan,r a. mznF 60 .r-~.I.I =
f1rt. and EsFsasnu. fcg is-i-.s AL tr7r'fs.g
anl-y lnls1stAislJs n pelsoa o. b istlsr Il nj.
ia FosrA y, ~. Msrkss "a az -.
80 n - Len.zFals, ~,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

The present style Of fur collar, known as the
" "Etgenie." is an Improvement on the form
IN which it first appeared, being somewhat
larger and more ornamental. lt is deeper
both at the front and the back than form
erly, and the tabes in front, which are
much like those Of the jugs collar, 50 much
admired IN lace, are finished with tips
This change was much needed, as the small
collar without tabs constituted little OF no
protection 10 the chest in very cold weather.
These collars are made Ia two ways; in one
style the fur running down as in eaPes, and
in the other, two skins are used, the fur in
lining around, and bringing the dark
stripe equidistsnt between the neck and the
edge Of the collar.
Cuts are very little worn, and when
wanted will be generally made TO order.
They are no longer necessary, since the
closely fitting sleeve is so mueh used. The
cost Of set Of good furs is thereby dimin-
ished fifteen or twenty dollars.
Victorines and tippets Will be worn,
more particularly by elderly ladies. They
have, however, eumbrUus appearance;
and the light, tasteful collar will, without
regard to the reigning style, be preferred BY
the young.
The half fur espes are made without tabs;
but large enough 70 protect the chest. The
large fur capes are not worn as much as
formerly, though they are on exhibition
and occasionally find purchaser among
persons who study comfort more than fash
ion. Nor is there as much call for fur
cloaks as formerly, and it is rarely one IS
now made.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

The jury al Montreal who tried The San
dsrs abduction case, obstinatoly refused to
agree, while the judge was equally obsiinats
10 having them render a verdict Of guilty
against tbe alleged intended kilnappefs 6f
toe rebel emissary. He kept the Jury lock-
ed up shout ten days, aud chen dismissed
them, aiteF administering a sharp scelding.
The jury stood seven FOR conviction and d Ye
for acquittal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

G0YEESos PAEsos's Mtssrox.- cov.--,-
Fsrious q Alabema. had a proiracted n
serview agSins this forenoon, win p-.-;
dent Johnson- He urges anon t.le p-s-i-
dent 70 sbolish. as speedily a. uos-ibis IN.
fresdmsn's Blreau. be saya 4 ID a.. =,
caused vsst deal cf trou6le, ahd n ~
tnued, viii do . great deal more. Tbe
President vii Do nothing il this msiier
Until se receives The report 0f General How
ard. who Is expeetsd he in the courss OF =
week o. so.--tor. Ga. Cen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

Twelve cases Of choler. and four deaths
have occurred st Eppmg, Eugland-a mar
ket town ia the eouoty of Esser, ten or iif-
teen miles from I.oadon.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

tHofoaBtPas--Photoera Of GanoraIa
fedeFal aud Confedoraie. The largest COL
lection In The west, for sale, Wholesale ana
retail Remember the place, Gallery 1ftho
Cumeezland, 25Cedar airoot. opposite Com
mrcial Hotol. mavaT-tL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04
The Fashions in Furs.
Features of the Fur Trade.
Sables, Minks, Ermines, &,e.-Astrak-
han and AngOFa WOOls-the New
Designs


han and AngOFa WOOls-the New
Designs.
The furriegs Of this city have completed
their preparations for the winter fur trade.
fhey have secured fall supplies oil materi-
ais, and are making up considerable stocks
Of goods. The displays are more vsried
than usual. Several new designs for the
fashions have been introduced, and some
articles that have been in use here will Be
offered TO the public. One feature Of the
styles IS, the more extended employment Of
furs in adorning ladies wearing apparel.
Eur trimming is freely placed upon cloaks,
and to some extent upon hats and other
garments. There are also Little epaulets Of
materials that have come into the iur mark
ct. The regular winter styles will comprise,
OF course, tue usual expensive sable, mink,
srmine aud other skins, besides manuiae-
lures OF Angora and Astrakhan woods,
which include some novel designs.
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Fever and ssue has rcsppssrsd % sr IN
Precsdenied extent iu fhat section Of he
country Known as tide Water," Virginia.
ne people are SFeryWhere shaking, aud
ms mortality is largely Increasing The
81 lsbos by The civil wsr, shieh hss lett tie
rank Tsgeiation - grow rp urtilied zad un-
eeeekeeked, aud Wifh0at proPs= dEaiuage.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

Some time since the Methodist Church
North seized the property belonging td The
Method 50 Church south in Pike county.
NO, and the Court Of that county sustained
the Church North The matter WAS carried
up, and me Supreme Court have reversed
the decision ol the lower Court aud re
lnanded back the property 70 the Church
south
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THE TRADE.

It is too early in the season 10 Judge with
much certainty Of the prospects Of the re-
tai fur trade, but the probability is that il
will be equal TO that Of any former year.
demand for the western markeI being great
or than il has been Tor the past three or foar
years. Prices are somewhat hiahcr than
they we're last year, and are forty or fifty
per cent. above the rates that Were asked
before the commencement Of the war. A
hne mink skin now costs nearly twice as
much as then. The advance is Dot 50 great
on imported fuFs as on American furs, which
Is a consequence Of the scarcity Of domestic
skins, the usual quantity OF them not hay-
ing been brought TO the market last year.
The fur goods offered each Winser, il Is well
known, are made up Principally in the pre-
ceding spring and Summer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

Df virtue q = decree a The Chancsrv Courf a
ID Robertson county. thsre VI b soIf A. Pubic
ssle % TIE I'D DecsmceT re1t On lhe r.-1nIss, h
CheaIhzm county, thzt Failslle prore-tT nova -
TIE syczmore Cofton znd fosdar Niils consistinr
q about tar9 arree q laa1. tersfhef vith al he
rnsohinery, and other pers7nzi eeests nissebed +
The sane.
fof iuforrnation sbsui ths pFops-tY, saauiss On.
3. cheatnam, Szshviilr, q e Z. fsescn, s3ycs-
mcye Ails." oca9-lm
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In a letter 70 the London Times. Dr.. .r,sr
Chapman gives an interesting secouut al
the result Of bis treatment of cho'cra ns.-
ueata a Southampton, By the appiieation
q Ice bags 70 the spine. He sia.ss the
points OF hrs theory e. lolloEs.
Ahat me nausea, venting, copious dis
charge Of the Well-knaun rice u.afars sfools
cold s'gest aud peculiar oder ffurn the bo.l >
are due % the combined aston of the hvpe-
rseDic spinal cord and sympathetic nerv6ns
centres, in the same manner ~ thew induce
phenomena Of the Ike kiud, though less In
degree In cases Of summer diarrhosa. ana of
seasicknesss when il is accompanied BY d.
arrhra.
..rhat cholera Is neither contagious nor
infectious in any sense Whatsoever, except
through the depressing Influences of fear.
That cholera may Be completely arerted.
and when developed. carsd bv r,l,iifvin-
the tesnPeraturs 81 re spiusl regioa''
Alter detailing the symptoas of Eve
eases Of cholsrs which fsll under his ohses-
vsiion, Dr. Chspman ohers the following
iuggeationa ier the use of the iea-hars
II. fhe cold must Be applied along only
d narrow strip-not more than four inches
broed 10 the adalt-down thc very centre
Of the back
- The cold must Be dry, noe wet, cold.
-. The ice bag should Be continued
along the whole spine only until tbe cramps
and aigide symploma have been subdued.
- TIE ice-bas should be continued
along The lower hall Of ths spine until vom-
Ting and purging cease.
''3. The patient should be sssidu0usly
watched, % gaari, in the stage of reaction.
against cerebral or pulmonary cougestioas,
the developments Of which viii Be fscih1a-
ted NW TsUHHmrfIrIaH hs 49,. N..n.a .a.
cervicai and d0rsai regions.
%. Il such congestions should Occur. ~
WI b. denoted 81 hssviness, incoheronev.
wandering, aud by laborious breathing. and
may Be sabdued BIZ applying the double
Coz umhed water-bag, AZ temperature of
one hundred and twenty degrees, along the
lover part Of the neck, and between the
seApule.
-. fit be necessary 20 induce hesp. taIs
may Be done BY the same bag, aPplied IN
1 cAsEs SEAR LoSDoS
Twelve cases Of cholera and four deaths
have occurred st EppmF. Eugland-a mar
get town Ia The eouoty of EaseE, ten or if-
teen miles ircm Loldun.
IN FAas.
There are eonaiciiug reports about ne
'hoiera in Paris. A letter % the Pays, from
4 physician, asserts that there have nos
been altogether more than $40 eases and i 30 {
ienths. Bat the Gazette dss Hopitaux, e
medical Journal, states that there have been /
oetween 800 and coo cases, and that there [
re now from 10 10 10 cascs in the two hos Z
2tals Bea ion aud Lariboisira. Itisaeresi D
IN all hands, however, that the virulcnce OF 4
ne cases Z gradually diminishing Nee 1
York POST
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COAL AID WOOD.
oommIssI0n and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, &c,

I LAR W. BROWN, Real Estate and Gem raj
y business Agents, over YoFk's Book Store, 3s1s
Union Str. ei, Nashville, Tenn suz6-6ms
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For Sale

-efrF sost avr,rrf-4rv
- - taqee = cler-i st ! ftr.1--
tIIlon - -. ~ -. an.i s Iu r1-i ea--
hrfLEH = eRr'Es5rl71-.
ooss-tr eeaslal As,ail, 6l 81 c-s7rss 81
p, q, Boz 5g.
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Diamond Pns, Broochss sud Ear Druss. Is.llss-
7eiss = reoeh snd Ear Drops. filid abd crra. fsl
~ eaisi, tior-ntines dosae Jei. Lava and Cruea
ehans, flain and Cha Cd Gel fibqs. GoIi Thiu-
rfsi LecHatal NeN style Es|f ErctIns Sold Peal
~ reacia. taucy hork Bores. Gtlf Peas sfh
Noll 80 yer h1' 1'fnscn Holaers, and n l1rze A.
soitnfuf q na JeNairy a. every ao.eriutI.ln. a.
&c Lell maze. and ls-e.l .LFla.. lalual Il
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S2O0 leIgs Of Land

p Flitn 70 Or ~ acraa era cleared. snd 1-ts-
le9ce- la1in1 ~ one hu1lirsi suf D fJ hlnts II
.Pl-lll 7teain - lili. arsi HId auf tfn aft,-a.
el1fqal rs tfsre aIi's fiiy f5 erY heed q -.
fle seFr1 ar eElf muira . ora Al 4 hrr .---..--
qa i.-l. 49, p elfa ilia .alle ~ arEt Faar
zsflt'i = siii lIiqa = hll-e slon. cas- nn ~ -
lhonree hsfi ia'r iQr r1e narr eirht Iavr -
mas lHif, Ac.n ~ ipuni q t|te .toTe Blsni.' -
naviIEe 1A'--i-.'i.
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Foot mutfs win it is reported be in greater
demand this season than formerly. Shaped
Ike great shoe, and made large enough
for both feet, they are very useful. The
bottom is made Of leather and the upper
part usually Of rsecOon skin. They are
lined with fur, aud bound with wolf skin
These muffs are slmost Indispensable FOR
ladies who would enjoy long drives in cold
weather, and they may be relied on 70 keep
the feet warm IN church. The foot nuf
when properly made can be rolled up and
easily carried, and becomes very great
improvement upon the old fashioned box or
foot stove with psn for eoals--a very com
Portable but not ornamental Arrangement
that our grandm0thers took into church and
on THAR short fourueya
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GaHAr ArTatCrIoy at Cameron, Gisrs q
0o'ai-Super Slk Brocade. French Grcaa-
dne at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Delphus Mug's Franch Jaconota.
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sfessrs T & n Gsughan & Co., No il6 broadway,
New HoTk, eEtensiye Manufacturers and inpnrters
OF al the heading and most fashionable styles Of
Watches and Jewelry desirEg 70 increase Their bu-
siness % "a unl mitea extent have resolved upoa
Great Giis Distribution, subject o. the regulation
folioHirgs
Oertfcates ngminE earh article and its vslue, are
placed IN Sealed Enseir pes and well mNgd, one
Of thsse envelopes viii b. sent BY mai 70 sny sd-
dress on receipt 81 iNeaty i've ceuis.
Al atiols sold Al 0ns nolar Each, seitaat rsgard
d ralus.
On receirt Of the r,ifcsts you viii see Whist you
sre Qoing % have, and thCn i "a st your oproa %
send The dollars and take de article or not fJu-
chasers NAV thus cbtsin a Sod Watch - snond
Ring or any set Of Jeselry on our list for one no-
lar and Ia no case can they get less thsn one dol
lars WORTH. The prize Of Cerlhcates IS a. follows
One Tor 25 cents; hve for 81 slsYen ior 3 thirty
for S.. siKiy-fre for SIC; ooe hua fred for SIS.
Agents vented eycryEhers, % whom special
terms are offered
TGH. GAUCHAN a co,
seuS-sms No ne RroadEaY n.
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Hot Roila, Rusk end Bunus every mo-n-
ing at the Nashville Steam Bakery. ld
summer street, near Unien. sepa.tr
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Just received, per Express, dno lot OF
aFissea, tarlston, uainaook. mualina. at uri-
fato safe. 6Eo 3afELna a Co.
llyi-d IS and % college asrsot.
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Every Dav.

A FIEsT-cIAss PASSENGER sTEAMER
a lesves Johnscnsslis for a. Loais. osro sbs
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There is decided improvement Ibis sea.
son IN collars FOR genilemen. The collar
was formerly made with for only uDon tho
outside, but the upper part Of the inside is
now lined with fur and the collar can Be
turned down ike the collar Of an ove-coat.
There u no other change in gentlemen's
iurs-ganRtletss caps, etc, being the same
IS formerly.
Carrisge robes are made Of Whie fox,
wolf and bear skins. The only improve
ment IN these robes Is q water proof e { lin
ing, which adds 70 their durability ana
makes them imPervious 10 The heaViesi rain.
~. 7. Post, Oct. 50.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance Companies.

(tAREY SMITH, Nos. sc and 3s Union street,
~ eup Etaifsl represent the lloNisg Companies
hina Of Hartford, Security, Manha'tan, Meiropoli-
tsny PhosniK and KnickerbOcker Life Of New York,
snd Aecident Of Columbus, Chic.