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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-18

A granddaughter of Chief Justice Mar
shall is said to be in great distress at Ash
land, Virginia, having been ruined by the
war. She has eight children, and her hus-
band is old and helpless. They we're rich
before the rebellion, but invested all their
money il Confederate bonds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-18

GEN. BAsKs-A dispatch dated New
York, Octobar !, says: In q speech at Law
renee, Mass, on Monday night, Maj. Gen.
Banks said: ~ am here to-day q poorer
and purer man than when 1 left you four
years ago"
If purer now than then, in the name Of
God, what could he have been before he left
home.-Shrevspor Soufh-resfern.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-18

DGS~People will get sick occasionally
and must have Mcdicine.-Bullion has
everything in that line.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-18

HG5@0ur townsman, H. W. Hunt, Esq,
has oar thanks for large number of pa
pc7s from Jefferson, Shreveport, New Or
leans and other places East of the Missis-
sippi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-18
A. ~, for entrance aud clearance Of
Yessela.-GaL. BnLleiin. Isl.

A. ~, for entrance aud clearance Of
vessels.-Gdl. Bulletin, Isl.
MuRDrR.-Wc learn, from a prl.
vatc n0tc TO resident of this place,
that Mr.J, i, BRATcHER, late u Gro
Gerry keeper here, was foully muir
dcrcd on Monday evening last in
the road betwocn Honey Grove and
Bonham, about seven miles above
Honey Grove. The murderers are
unknOwn.--PTis Press.
The Gonzales Inquirer is Informed by
Col. Bartlett commanding that Post, that
n special messenger had arrived with dis
patches for the commanding General atSan
Antonio, ordering all the troops in this De-
partmcnt TO be mustered out OF service, ex-
ccpting three Of the youngest regiments.
Embraced in this order is the regiment sta
toned in Gonzales, which, Col. II. says,
will be dlsbanded 40 soon MS all the neces-
sary papers can he made out at heldquar-
ters. This, he thinks, will consume about
month.
AusrIS, TEXAS, Nov. 4, 1865.
En-. NEWS :--Gon Wright arrived here ON
the evening of the "a inst and Gen. Gus
tar, with his command of three regiments
of cavalry, 1t is said, will arrive to-day
and cncamp few miles below the city.
This is understood to be the base OF opera.
lions for the defence Of the frontier coun-
tics.
W. NJ. Daily, Esq, mail agent, arrived
yesterday per steamer Morgan. lie has
come to supervise tho estat lishment Of mail
service in Texas, he will first proceed 10
Austin 10 confer with Governor Hamilton.
Mr.. Daily is authorized 10 receive applica-
lions for carrying mails on routes not al
ready established, and also applications for
appointments Of Postmasters. Applica lions
endorsed by him will receive the appoint
ment. Mr.. Daily may be addressed either
at Galveston or at New Orleans Gal. Bull
lct'a.
Rumors have been current some time that
Mr.. George A, 0'Brien has been appointed
| Post Master at this place. But we have no
means Of ascertaining the truth of the
matter. We are acquainted with Mr.
| o Brien; ut the commencement of the war
he was citizen Of Bosque county and be-
ing strong Union man--rather than to
enter the Con fcderate service he left the
State. Mr.. OBrien is young man well
qualified for business and of agreeable man.
ners and if we are to have u nonresident
appointed, we are Of the opinion that this
appointment is fortunate one Waco
Register.
We have heard several planter lately ex-
pressing themselves quite hopefully with
regard to the negro labor even as means
of raising cotton. One said his negroes
worked better and things were more pros
porous on his plantation than ever before;
and another said that he could make more
money under the present system than the
former, taking into consideration the capt.
tai invested. Such reports even if from q
a small portion of the community only, are
cheering, and lead us to hope that the en-
terprise of our people coupled with sufllc-
lent feeling Of self interest on the part Of
the more intelligent of the blacks will pre-.
vent much of our cotton, or corn lands
from lying idle next year.-Ibid.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-18

II the Atlsntic cable was successful, how
could intelligence through 50 sails chan
mel be fresh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-18

bGCalicoes by the cart load, and Of all
varieties, prices and qualities can be had
at Ballions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-18

nos If you want choice article OF chew
ing Tobacco go to Billions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-18

"Sam are you one of the Southern chiv-
alry2"
aNo, massa, Is one of the Southern show
elry, / shoyeled dirt at the Dutch Gap ca
nal"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-18
The man who doth no paper take,

viii never a good husband make.
Because his wife can never know
what is going on in the world, and his chill
children will very ignorant appear.
The last line is rather long for good me-
tire, but the moral excellent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-18
Chr agnllas sgsrnla.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Ey JOHN w. SWINDnLLS.


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t!sl aud go cruis inr each additional in'"ilinh'
nb'uur churgr iur announcing Candidate i"f
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of marriage aud deaths viii lc inserted gratis ~
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In ikcu,
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u,r, aiken At tho best market price, iOr all ddus TO
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authorized toacI us Agents Tor the Dallas Herald In
those cities.
rE-JeiR VyGRgL Of all hinds executed
vthi nruinCsS uMd dispatch.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
9usiness 1irsetura.

McKelly & Grisell, o'ar#
A TToRNEYS at Law. Office in McKelly's
"A. ( n BLOCK, Second Story, Uprer Sandusky,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
A Sick Party.

The Chicago Times (pretty good au-
thority has a realizing sense OF the con-
dition of its party at this time, which it
expresses in the following distinct Ian
guage: :a' " .pH& .5A.@N- -.@tG-H
Z, That the Democratic party has been
on'the sick list for some time. past, we
are not disposed to deny. Like the in
dividual just alluded to, it fell among
thieves. was grievousIy beaten, stripped,
and left for dead. 1t was assailed at
once by northern abolitionists, southern
rebels, sons Of liberty, knights Of the
golden circle and dozen other brigands'
and was fguratively if notliterally smash :
cd to Jelly. That it did not die was not
owing either to the intention or acts Of
its foes They 'fle(tIit for dead" and
the world for time supposing this to be
the case, passed on by the other side,"
and offered it no assistance. -.rrr - ...-.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04

that they win remain loyal, before giving
back the votes, offices and arms which by
rebellion they forfeited. The Democratic
party wants reorganization on the basis
Of rebel votes-the Union party on the
basis of loyal votes. The Democratic
leaders donot want the States reorgan~
lied SO as to secure their loyalty, because
that will hot give the Democracy the
electoral votes of the eleven seeded
States, As Mr.. yallapdigham said il, his
Auglaize county speech, "That's what's
the mOtter''il[ Applause.ld yj Jlb9.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
To TEACHERS. S .

TNHF Board Of School lExamirers Of }WSa9-
i dot County Ohio, from aud alter tic Is
day of September, 1864, will hold meetihgs
for theIexfminstiopl Of Feaehers, 'ipd g, The
"Act TO provide for the re Organization, super
vision and maintain anc e.of Common Schools, 7
and,the aasadmentst thereto passed March IL
1864, as follows: Nm.Upper Sandusky in sa'd
wyandota Coant VI IehItha st aud i3d Saturdays
inthe months of April, May, June September,
October aud November, and the Ist Saturdays
Of sIlths ethes fInonths.ai ssdst 10 atf Z x
Underethel amen fed Sc hool law %Eaeh
Male applieaat forta Osrtifieste, shall pay tbe
Boardof Examine rss a Zee of aiftsseeuts. and
each Female spplcanty a fee efitairtysfse cts .
as scooditisB efexamiaa. ion. ssa IL ~ bs1als
sE Examipaticastoe E ornmenec at 40 ooloe
,. 4. ,tatthe Goa . Hfa sein said town.
By ordef Of the B ss5S Of { ExyhninsYs., -
HENRY MADcCX Geek,
Sept, /. 1854.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04

The unHerigpel! would dtale this method Of
the citizens Of Upper Sandusky and
surrounding go,ntrybltMti be Shas leeated jim
Upper Sandpsky for the practice of medicine
in all ITS various branches 4 Having been ecepF
stantly engaged in the rractice,af medicine for
III last ii yfteen Skass JShOf Ofaitds Aa1scT Do
will be able 10 reGdeg satisfaction to all whe
nav fsTes hila with dheits b. tson&ge. .IoT ,0li'
0ties, s,weEt Bide q, Main Street, 9EPesite, the
ri ierscn Il de4; III tire reem Ri nief4@ cecrpfed
ss an-oIfse sby, DIS, II HsHdtysen .,anh iSmsJeN,
Ressfds See hes 81 ysrdol Avette,, isee6hd' hobSe
elstqt she espPs II Hsuss av5as bs4ay) AYttalt
timex be fognd pnles5 a5sept On PROFESSIONAL
bcsiIAsssaJf NtO1,S 9FS .~5nf .aA0
-. =. =. CGEsEEY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04

Aug - 1855.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04

v6rna}ry III Of s6relli34sS Singh 81 { Bro. ashland
.aEewishes t9jniormdhe; elizeps Of Upper san
ilusky and Vicinity, th5t he has ''b6hght OUT
Drs. )Burrell d Bair. and will toptinue. the bus
mess in the most approved manner. :.
Especial attdnti6nl i'll bsiaive1ito tbaptsEi
ervation of the natural teeth, by cleansing,
filing, eoffectmslTft sdfafitits aud tieatihe all
disease. arising trpln the teeth. This depart,
5mentos ifjenSshy is 4s4ntthheslectel ,sBathelas
aa,eespeeislg dttentiou2t ito it during Years Of
practice. s"t'''-, ''' -
Artidtial lTsqhE nsrt9F in2evgya nlsnncl,
known to the Profession. Hellscs only the best
lnaterials. and can Udrrant hiswork, as he takes
sufficient time to perform all operations perfect
,ly. Only usual charges made. -.
cf7g7 WORK engaged by Drs, Barellt -Bair,
islelt with him 70 put up. r. d
3 s9Bt, Bd1 sihlBedISs y Block Second estofy,
w9srs the AiHgfry apd a}gd,FP ,FPpPey Store wasa a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
Mr.. Nasty Suggests a "Psalm of Sad.
ness" for HIS Friends South.

SAINTS Resi-, (wich is in the stait uvl
jE rNJ Mo- Gerst,) Sept le, l665!1SB
+, The utter and abgect state Nv cussitood
into wiqh the Dimokrasy find themselves,
North and South, makes day Nv fastih'
9pprqpritn Ef the Lord is ever algoin 2
help,u now's his time. ...-...,, ...1T
ll Ef my clerilae brethrin Nv the Church
South desideto appint day uv(astiu and
prayer, | submit the lollerin ezfa, sam Nv
agony, approprit for the occasion 81 n"
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

n ORGANIST OF FAIR ABILITY. AND HAVING
N nsiderable experience conductor OF Protestant
church music position in either both capacities
Address O. A. c., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

A FEW MORE Pupils FOR THE PIANO AND sIN0
"A desired experienced Italian professor. Price
moderate Good references. Address Lento station D. Pos
Office.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

IN ORGANIST AND CHOIR LEADER OF CONSIDER,
N able experience and skill wishes situation IN up
town Protestant church; best references Address Or
ganist. box l35 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13
- -
MUSICAL.

A GRAND PIANO IN EXCELLENT CONDITION;
N ocaves 90 made this city VIII be sold cheap.
Can 2J Bleceser street, Wooster street
GREAT BaRGA1N-PIANo BY BEST MAKERy
"A cost $J0; warranted used few months; leaving city,
inquire at s9 West Fifteenth street, from IL to Win b
~ old rleap
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-28
From KnOXVille.

KNOXVILLE, TENN. April ll.-Since the lsst
intelligence from Gen Stoneman. the following
summary has been summed up OF what lie has
has accomplished:
One portion OF the command, under General
Palmer. moved down the Cstawba river, dis
persins parties going southwest from Johnston's
army, and captured upwards of 2 900 prisoners,
and two pieces of artillery, and among other
things destroyed was the immense railroad bridge
over the Cstswba river. .l25 feet long and 60
feet high.
Learning that general armistce had been eli
tered into between Sherman and Johnston, Pal
mer ceased operations.
The other portion of the command under
Gen. Gi!lem, attacked and routed the rebel force
under Gen. McCowat at Morgantown, taking
one piece of artillery. and afterwards forcing a
passage through the Blue Ridge, held by the rebel
force under Gea Martin, taking six pieces OF ar
tillery. snd would have captured or dispersed the
whole force had Gen Giem not been met by
Gen Martin with & flag oftruce. bearing letter
from Gen Sherman, countersigned by General
Johnston, directed TO. Gen. Stonemsn, ordering
general suspension OF hostilities. and
the withdrawal OF the force under Stoncmsns
command
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-28
Frsm PntIadsiphta.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25-About y O'Clock
this morning. Mr.. Edward Iugersoll. who deliv
cred . strong secession speech few DAYS since
IN kentucky, was waited on by q committee oi
citizens, on alighting from q railroad train 81
Ninth and Green street, and vas requested to
apologies for the speech. This, Mr. Ingersoll
refused 70 do, and drew a revolver from bis
pocket. but was unable TO Ere il before be was
Knocked dosn and very badly cut and beaten BY
the crowd be was arrested and held 70 bail il.
the sum OF $1,000, on the charge of assault ard
battery aud carrying concealed deadly weapons
committee OF citizens have since waited an
the mayor TO have the bail increased to 40 600
Mr. lnger.Oll il regarded as one of the chief. of
the disloysl party in this city
The arrest of Mr. lngcrsoll has caused cousid
cradle excitement. A large crowd has collected
around Spring Garden. where be is confined, and
threats are freely made to lynch him. His friends
are endesvoung TO take out a writ of habeas
corpus, but 80 far have not been successful in
finding The alderman by whom he VAS CON-
mitted
Thi, afternoon. Charles j lngeIsOll, the
brother OF Edward IDgersoll. and a notorious
sYmpathiSer of the rebellion, went To Spring Gar
den hall, tor the purpose Of giving bail for hi.
brother. On descending from bis carriage he
was set upon by the poPulace and very badly
beaten. he took refuge in the hsll, aud was
subsequently conveyed 10 his home.
Several prominent secessionist proposed vsig
lBg Tie hall this afternoon, 10 consult with Mr.
Insersoll. but they we're warned not to do So
aud deSistcd.
The subject runs high, and ia the presen. slate
oi the public mind the lives OF all sympathizers
with rebels can hardly be said TO be safe
The Bulletin furnishes the following particu
lara Of the lnsersol difficulty. which hss produc
ed considerable sensation in the city
When tho train reached Ninth and Green
streets, party OF men got round the front door
OF The car. Tor the purpose OF giving Mr. Insersol
parting salute OF groans The obnoxou. indi
vidusl. however passed oct the back door, and
got upon Wallace street; the crowd followed him
at Eighth street, Mr.. lDgersoll turned about sad
faced the party. Capt J. H. Wilmington, Of the
lyth Pennsylvania volunteers, then stepped for
ward and said - Ingersoll, " I'm q soldier aud
have risked my life for my country think you
owe an apology to the country Cor your speech;
particularly TO the soldiers
lngersoll merely replied. go TO He'll" The
captain theu raised his cane to strike Mr.. Inger-
soil. but the blow was wsrded of by Nr Iuger
soil With bis cane. The two the crossed canes
tor a few seconds. Dir. Ingersoll received s Gu,
on the left side OF his face. and broke h.s cane on
the arm Of Capt. W Dir. Insersoll then drew
book about ten PAGES. and took from his pocket a
revolver and cooked it. Some of the crowd
scattered at this. when he was Immediately seized
by police officers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-28
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. II
NV YORK. Anil

NV YoRK. April ~
The Evening Post says two merchants of this
CITY have proposed to the secretary of war to
the capture Of Jef. Davis. Ii the secretary ap-
proves it these two gentlemen will give $40 600
each towards raising the amount named
he Tribune's Washington special SAYS:
The loyal persons set example las. evenin =
soFthy OF general imitation. They met and Or
esuized ard passed resolutions pledging conf
dence and support to the new president. And
then resolved, that, a. bis time vas needed for
public business they would forego the pleasure
OF a personal interview.
Hon J + Kelley, OF Michigan. has been ap-
pointei special treasury sgen, for the state Of
Alabama
The Times Washington special says The
statement that President johnson declines all
precautions for hs personal safety is erroneous.
He has not given any special directions for
guards TO be placed about his person, but ap-
proves OF the precaution taken BY the auihori
of the late presidents BODY guard, commanded
BY Lieutenant Jameson.
This company consists of one selected man
from each county ia Ohio. and numbers rearlr
$50 men
A sufficient force o. thi- guard Is on duty a.
all times. and visitors who call upon the presi-
dent At his temporary mansion. are confronted
Immediately upon approaching the door by three
or four soldiers, Who do Dot permit them TO adj
vance further until their names are presented to
the president, and orders given for their admit
lance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-28
from Louisville

LOUISVILLE, April 27-Trains on the Mem
phis branch of the Louisyilc sad Nashville ni
road from Clsrksville, were thrown of the track
one md a half miles this side of Allensville and
fired into by guerrillss under Capt. Morrow, yes
terday afternoon. The guard and some of the
passengers returned the fire. wounding Morrow
and three men Three Of our men we're wound
ed, one mortslly
A fight occurred yesterday hear Bgsndenburg
between our forces under Capt Bacon and some
20 guerrilla, resulting in the capture Of two
thirds of the guerrillss
The Louisville guerrilla Shraney. recently con-
victed by military commission, was hanged
here 20 dey.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-28

tured. we understand, bat afterwari made his
escsPe Harold has been lodged in : secure
place
Bowling Green, Desr which place Booth vas
killed, Il post village Of The capitol Of Caro-
line county. Va. en- the road from Richmond TO
FredericksbGrg. 4 miles north OF the former
place. Port Royal Is post village in Caroline
county. Va. on the right bank of the Rsppahsn
mock river, - mile from fredericksburg.
Harold IS supposed 10 have been the accom-
plice Of the unaD who attacked Secretary Sessrd
De was formerly a clerk in drug store in
Washington. he i unmarried and ahont ~
yesrs Of age.
LATTc
Information states that Booth had bis leg set
By DR.. Mudd at } O'Clock on Sunday morning,
the 10Th. The doctor furnished Booth pair of
clutches. When the doctor was arrested he bad
one of Booths boots in his possession
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-28
Psocrrprsos or TEE CALLED MrrTrxs o

Psocrrprxos or TEE CAiIEp MKKTrse OF
CITr COUNCIL The Council met this forenoon
at ~ O'Clock, 10 pursuance TO q call Of the mayor
Mayor Csven stated the object Of the meeting,
-hen the committee appointed 81 the citizens
meeting last night. laid before the Council their
plans tor drsping the city, erecting arches, &c,
and asked the Council 10 CO operate With them
by a committee OF its members. Mr.. Hsughey
offered the following resolution:
Resolved. That Mayor Given and Council
men CObura ard Emerson. on the part Of the
Council, aud Col. W. II X J6insoB, Gen W
J Elliott, Col W r Holloway. j. II Kappes.
E-q and J. ". Davis. Eq on the part of the
citzen., be appointed committee TO make the
necessary arrangements TO decorate the CITY
and erect arches on " Washington street. on the oc
casion OF the reception Of the remains Of our
late president. Abraham Lincoln and that this
Council will pay the expenses Of the same That
the cit, eleEk-se and Is hereby directed TO issue
bis warrants on the city treasurer for the same
upon the certificates of the mayor. and that the
treasurer - hereby snthOr.zel and directed TO
cash said warrants on presentation
The resolution was adopted by unanimous
vote.
On motion of Nr Coburn. the citizens gener-
ally, aud especially those residing the line of
march, are requested 10 drspe their residences in
mourning.
On motion of Mr.. Brown. the layers and City
Councils OF Cincinnati and Louisville were in.
vted to Welt the city and attend the funeral OBJ
sequies guests OF the city
The Mayor was directed 10 Immediately tel.
egraph the above action TO the authorit;e. afore
said
Ga moIi3n Of Mr BfOwn, COuncilmen Haughey,
Glszier and Colley we-e appointed a committee
Of reception - carry ont the above resolu
ton
Ga motion of DE- Jameson the city marshal
was Instructed 20 see that the different ssSOcis
lions AMI orders Of tic city be in readiness and
report 80 Grsud Marshal Morris AZ the pIoger
time
On motion OF Mr.. Brown. the committee of
reception above named were directed 10 procure
carriages ;oE the Council aud cts officers
Ga motion OF Mr.. Boaz, when he Council al
journ, 1t eGjonrn TO meet Saturday att O'CLOCK,
70 await the reception OF the Mayors and C0un-
oil- from Louisville and Cincinnati
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-28
rron, Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoNRoE. April % Among the
various arrivals from Richmond to day was that
OF the psroled rebsl General Pickett, who muir
dered 10 cold blood on the 2cih loyal North
Carolinians. He wsss dressed in full suit OF
rebel gray and sauntering in and out of the fort
ress inspecting the guns and its various works
with much nonchalance as if he union
officer OF distinguished merit
The Steamer Richmond from Moorhead city
arrived here this 4 ?. m. having left there a;
3p. m YESTERDAY With important dispatches from
Gea Grant.
The general reached the city on the 23i
about sundown and started Immediately for
Sherman. army II Raleigh
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-28

THE PIONEER Hat Hou-E The oldes, ,nl
what has long siuce been conceded by tie ob
serving poDrlace.) tie best Hat and Cap house
in this city. is located At %. East Washington
street. opposite Gienn's Block For more than
fifteen years this his been The place t. buy Hats
But, notwithstanding its former gOod me, we
think, ani say, without intending fittery. that
the present pEoprie'or-, Messrs. sker & Mclver,
have kept il all il Was, aud added much to its
reputation Ia brief. their house. for fac Hat
with men, Is "by-word among youths. the
"plsce 10 buy, and with children, their Fancy
Goods often acts as lnl aby. L,tely, they have
added thirty feet to the length Of their room,
making it, Dy all odds. the largest II At House 10
the State. being 100 lee; deep. Their stock. Of
course. will be equal TO their room for display.
They furthermore assure us that their purchases
being so much larger than all compe itors, they
Can sell at lower rates Knowing them to re
honorable men, We take pleasure in offering them
this tribute. aud wish them continued success