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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

M% The New Orleans True Delta re-
ports the operations OF the Freedmen's
Bureau, in Louisiana. as being Of very
conciliatory character. An understand
ing and arrangement has been arrived at
which will prevent any clashing of the
military with the civil power.
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N% 1t viii be remembered that Miss
Emma Latimer WAS recently tried and
sentenced by military court at Muir
freesboro, Tenn, for tearing down @
United States flag which had been raised
in front OF her fathers house on the 4th
day of July last. The corut sentenced
her to ninety days imprisonment and
$500 fine. This sentence the command.
ing General of the district has remitted.
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DSr The play OF the Confederate
Daughter" ls having great success in one
of the London theatres. Gen Butler ap-
pears in it as 'the tyrant of New Or
leans" makes loves improperly to the
Confederate's daughter, but 10 foiled by q
faithful negro, who has a fight with
Butler, and beats him with the broad
sword in square fight. Butler after
wards undertakes to hang the lover OF
the said daughter, but he is reproved.
Butler is removed from the command
and the Contederate's daughter triumphs.
The play is highly exciting.
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FOREIGN INf IMMIGRATION
REAL ESTATE AND LABOR AGENCY.
CORNER OF FRONT AND CONT STREETS.
MOBILE, ALA

THE undersigmed has established On
Agency here for the purpose of inducing immiRrs-
ton to the States of Mississippi and Alabama,
selling Real Estate to Northern and European
Capitalists and procuring Laborers of any descrip
ton, for such as may need them. Having secured
the services of agents in Europe and New York,
he will be prepared to receive and fill orders with
out delay, for all kinds of laborers and for aav
number Send me description of your land,
price, location, number of acres improved and un
improved, convenience to public transportation.
quality OF soil, etc, and / will send you pur
chaser. Coolies are eminently adapted to our ap-
rcniture. They can be had for $50 each laid
down IN Mobile. They contract for term Of
from five to seven years at from Is to az per
month. The introduction of them has proved
successful in the West India Islands.
For terms and particulars about Foreign Labor
ers see my advertisement in the jackson News
and Mobile daily Tribune.
w. BATTAILE,
oct2IdIm Real Estate and Labor Agency.
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NARROW EscAPE FROM HANGING.
most remarkable accident took place or
The Chicago q, Northwestern Railroad
yesterday forenoon. As the expires,
train was approaching water,tank, tn.
signai was given to stop the train. Nt
w. n. Danks. Of this city, was in the cal
at this time, and supposing some danger
menaced the tram, pnt his head o:t o
tie or to ascertain the difficulty. A,
this instant the train dashed by the tank
and lrqn the pipe by which he tender,
are filled hung a rope whi"h instantly
wound iteelf about The neck OF Mr.
Danks, and drew him from the car. H.
hung thus suspended until the train hat
paes4d. when the rope slowly unwonnC
and Mr.. Danks fell TO the ground. WheI
picked mp he was insensible, but by The
application of restoratives, returned tt
consciousness. having had n narrow en-
cape from death by hanging. Chicago
Rephhiican, Sept. 5. =
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Col. f l.. Bobson has received auiho. :
ity from Gov. Pal SONS TO raise iour Military
Companies in this county, TO aid in the
enforcement of the laws. They are to lie
raised, we understands as follows: Ont
IN Greensboro, one in Eutaw, one at Bur.
TONS bill, and one at Newbein. Col
Hobson is admirably f,te, for the Office.
The appointment or no man in ihe coun.
~ would have been, Ne judge, 90 gener-
ally acceptable. &.
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Rev. K. K HARGR ,yE-We have been
qu< sted by gentleman who eaw Mr.
Hargroye last week, .tostate that, though
The accident he met with near Union,own.
some two weeks ago, by being thrown
from buggy, was quite serious, be was
doing wei and would return 10 Sun mer-
feld durins the present week. prepare ii
70 enter upon his duties as Principal of
The Centenary College.-[Greensboro
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GA. NAN Lov E.
AGENT FOR
BURWELL, FORD q CO.,
vrCKsBURG. MISS.
We are now opening % swett's Old Stand
. large stock OF
Provisions, and Groceries,
Dry Goods and Clothing
Wines and Liquors,
Plantation Supplies, etc.
To which y. invite the attention. Of our old friends
and the public
As all goods ~in be purchased for Cash. and nom
Arst hands, we can sell ct the lowest pricss
Having er seed the services of C. A. MANLoVs
part cular attention will be psid to SALES OF COT
TON for which this promises be market Of srea'
Importance.
We will alss 70 axe advances in Cash and Supplies
on Cotton .hio,ed to Ford, Burwen Co., New York.
BURwELL, FORD. q CO.,
oc,2.d3 n washing tom Street.
GEO. A. sATTERLEE y CO.,
WHOLESALE JoBBERs IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
BOOTS aud SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
HARDWARE, QUEENswARE, GROCEKIEs.
BAGGING AND ROPE.
al 49,. Warrington street.. ......2I
vIcKsBURG, MISS.
HAVING OPENEO A LARGE JOBBING
HOUSE for the supply of Dealers In Mississippi, we
prepared to sell to Dealers At New Orleans prices
Large Experience in the Wholesale Business.
aad Uaequaled Faci tiles for. US 10 saying
inducemen,s can be offered that VIII repd sntirs
satisfaction. 1t Is the design to make this point aE
able for the pnrchaoe ell kiuds Of goods
on ths Mississippi river.
We are also prepared all times to pay the highest
arket piee for Gotten in any ziEe and lot VIII ais
receive csn4gomen,s for N W York. New Orleans
St Louis. making liberal advances In cash mcrchan
die, rendering the shs sales whenever
sold.
We have secured the vices Of A WATTS o.
EAst Mississippi, who will be pleased to hSvs his
riends call on him whsn they visit the ei and wit
attend gro nptly to all orders sent him.
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ia A dispatch, dated San Francisco,
Oct. 8, gives an account of terrible earth
quake in that city. Considerable dam,
age done to buildings. the water sunk in
many of the wells, and several persons
injured by the falling of chimneyr, walls,
Mkc.
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District with the Reports of the High
Courts, was referred.
The Senate then repaired to the Hail
Of the House TO elect II. s Senators.
On returning from the House the sen
ate adjourned till O'Clock, to-morro"
mo-nlnR. l.
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II Al
Advertis'
,han one IN
AND FL
sertion, an
square for :
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charged sev
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at the end 1
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find acco
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our city
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J. n. MARSHALL, -
'ONLsY
Tohn IT. Marshall q
W.
Successors TO POmef0y L gap,h,u
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A11S'00e'S"ed IN 1882
q cA
And General Commission Nrrrh,,.
40 w..Er
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@n00"e' h90'
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T0IcIrCc
CANDIES
STEARINE.
CH EESE.
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GIIr e.
SUGAR
TOBGcOn
V;naoa- NNVU,
wines,
Porter,
Cider
Ale
IaE IAu
(IAva ov,.srs LoSs,ers N,.,s'ay'
Candlss Pie Fruit, Br.nay F,.,
Preserves, SNUFF. s,,.,
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p.,.... vn...,,
OONuS.'eu ""N AnOSO' AG'sAM
O. S"' SyuR
xse" r "0et'' nlaeAins' SIAeEtnE srU1AS,
5r"on'' 0ucAe"' Twn''
C0PperaS' Manila Line. Gum PMLhE
Packing Yarn. oakum, Emory
Deck Buckets, scrutbinE Brsu
Lanterns, signal Lanterns, Bh,b
shueks, Corn, Cracked Corn,
Meal Seconds, GHM,
FERTILIZERS.
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IT TIL
published. he'd.
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Il will G
rom al pm pm
-. conditio
cities !,
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Sonthern 81
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~~~~~~-~>~-~-~~~-~-~-~~
HAVE an hand and are constantly rs'
ceiving In addi len to their already large and VARIED
Stock Of
SILKS. mERINOs, DELAINEG
R1annels,
Donae"tic"' .
CostoA and LInen
PilloVv-Casc Linens,
Irish Linens.
TsweliHgN
Cassimere.,
Twee&s,
Lin.ey., K",
CI0aks,
Hosiery,
Handkerchief"
Gi~ves, and Brushes,
Needles, Thread and PiH''
Ribbon. and Buckle'
Pens and HOLDERS,
Pocket RO0ks,
Pad H.~cks,
3. Backing,
Gold An& Gilt
JEWELRH'
Combs-of all kinds.
C0tton and wOoI Cards,
ShOe-thrcad,
Table and Pocket CutierT
Umbrellas,
Mai1-Ofis,
Extracts,
Pomndes-sSs
many ether articles not enumerated.
A L S o:
a Large and well selected Stock of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Clothing, Blankets, Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps.
ens Of the Arm, an experieAcsd buyer, will r'H'-
In he sasssra MArksss for the purpose Of k''p"'
posted uP aai purchAsiag goods st tAs very """'
price. and VIII forward hy every steamer.
All We AJAX, 10 for sur friends and the psbAs E'As
ally, to
GIVE US A GALL
and ws viii guarantee ts cell to them at lever P''
than any house tAls side sf New YOrk-Nsw ori''~
not excepted.
~ Prenps attention will be given to orders r'"
the eeansry - o>tl3d9a
1OU Also. LAnnRnTn's II s. FRESH TURNR
SEED. Just received by
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Baltimore, 9onnertas oen 10. Mngnf 1866.

Sacre mile tonnerres, Die @ei6i9te pers
pidelt ii6! rief bier Wura aus -
&6nncn Sic oo8 eioIt6 gu 9rptOfotl seben,
Wtaoame? fra9te Grmanns.
Dlit aebn @iDen, Mpuiieur, betbeuerte eifrig
Die fleine @rdfin.
Sp ltno mir olleroinss auf einer gang ialz
i6en 6dprie, bemertte grmannS.
Das beiBt, fiel Der @5rpbber3og Elm, tper,l
Otaoame fiG nidt in Der Btrfrn irrt. $50 lit
oeier Menid?
@r miro unten BON meinen 2euten bepa6t,
perlsbte @,manns.
9eruuf nit ibm! 2afIen Sic ibn berouf=
fommen ousenblidlid, rlei Der GrobberjOs.
Z, ie tperoen j. ben, moran mir uns su balten
baben
grntannS elite bnauS uno na6 wenie Mu9z
enbliden pernabm man Die S@ritte .mebrerer
Wdnner i'm Corridor. 9ie eacortirenoen @enss
oarnten blleben bier 5urld; @rmanns trut nit
Nlharb in Den Saal
Dlurat bate unteroeb Der Grdftn einen Wiut
seseben. iib in eine Der tieien 6snlterbrJitun9cn
III itellen, no lie ben 8liden oeS Gintretenoen
perbOr9en tpar.
(5O1tiebuns fOI9t.)
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GTpre6.2ln3eiae.

Ggpre6:Sln3ei9e.
HARNDEN EXPRESS.
$40. 2S3 aS. .SsaItimOreftr e gg~
Cine rleue 2inie ppn Baltimore.
Gine neue 2nie mad &idmpnb.
Sine neue 2inie nab petersburg.
Sine neue Qinie na6 9lorfoIt.
Gine neue Qinte na9 gitp 8oint
Sine neue 2inie na1 Sort Yiorroe,
pie 9arnsen Grpre Bat bGs ausf&Iieslide grt-
Stlesum on pr Oanp rltnie erer Giaa Don att.
more mad ben Dsensenannen Yldsen.
w Venelnneen, um @eter ub;ubClen, pcne man tn
No Zo3 w %SdltlncletraSe abseben unb Nebea erbsn
prompt abgebclt.
etStnsf0n, GtsmYfen 4 g.
- &tSentbumer
s. D. " SER ne. aasnt. tinis-imtl
Dte ei'sige &inie,
Die 25cr. St, Nolt 1ab RitbmDno
tl8l;a bef6reert
,agffsasSss- fsSss Sfeme Sampfftbtff= =2tntc,
.kEszszSs 3dsG4
bon Baltimore nag
Sort MonrDc, 9tprfplE, Situ Noint uno
giibnrno.
Dtee5eu Fa9rsn ben Absnb orn gorners DSarf UNI ub
sem @roe Der 8rebertd Ctr.
Dbse etnie last bic Ois nesu unb elssant.u sra
G10ds 0ampf4if suidsn ben asnanntsn 55isa fabrea,
Civ St sOtnt Nv " saSi St aalsSt'' q gsa"'-
DardfSrt 1d.s p,a saaAp;e naS ad@oaSS . $500
~ &ttY Point. -. 80
EDrt Monroe 500
gaiatensir,mer uns Gii.n srss. nas.'' '''''
9afasisre nelds bier GbrSns aorfilen, fsmme1 n64
fen Sag In 0fi@mrab az.
Die Sampler Stslsr gtne tefat-ee ben SamesFu asts
31r Eases3et icbas pie @aaSrs Bic 8eaieuuesn umS
tere Ssbeasmarsfetten in Auseni&tt tSnnen.
u. Sn. 6 nw, Sup't
mai Os) 8nihmm ms
,zs,fss sfsssss%- BalttmDre u. NDilooelpbla
eazsssszasa+ eaazsssssSsEzsasa Dan,pffcatfF gompasuie.
8ia @beidpeate uno Delotpare Canal.
Ixdalie, naeb %biarslpbia.
Dts 3DOte Seier etnie fatFen ieien aGtttas tr os
Gigb!itr. Nberft 1b
a1eSen rad pber pa ia &c rente man ft5 an
S. vi IeyAn6er Sbrtoer, Maent
9ta 2iehthr gberfts.
Dlfce tn y bFIp + ia am Gnbe Der 9bsfdut Str.
a. Slooes, irr Gssu
tltun ti) 1S. "a g. gBbd srS.
Sir Babies
lit BET Ger terannabeneen aetsen }aEreSte ne& benz Gut.
ter Su9eub Der mea @tnpst u ban,
als tdufaes Spajereuabren freer euf DC fpfeaneu
aattter Ia6sen eebbalt riot flun, etes prafttf&e
SStGEDeEsSS bGtfe
anjulGafeu. @tne @uswatl osh -T ss
xssS 49 peri1ieOenen Sprteu ~asM
!u IS bis $3s
Tnbe. man reoer:sst IN,
,,Esatpte Of gyamcp".
Gee. q. StetHb9@,
70 o. @a!tmereaFr Sdt krtcs't,s:an'p
SKY ~tS @Hn3Ftm "~tn"t"' "nh "'"a's""G@t. f~'n1a
@S0s. Cefen.
@tndde anb bcrpe!tt 0asSlrn 3am jfesen Brdttn sum
9essen oSn &aei'''" ~ 10. emrepIeF su Ofn biaiaRss
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x&t& tis fur ii esfeaSs.
Abaamg Der tS'Isnbnbnsttse
u n d SCI a { b IL hfnn

Na4 gBaitinstcn.
8ormittaSs: 4.3O, Z, $50, unS 9.4O.
Rai,mittass: $50 ans 600.
5cnntuss um 4.3O, $50 wlorsens, ums
NahmistaaS $50 unh 800 llbr.
Bon 48afbin9tpn.
Bcrmitags: 6.15, 8.15 nno Ills.
Rabn,ittags : 3, 4.30 uub 6.45,
5onntags nur uul 8.15 uno l1.15 8pr>
i!taaS uuS 500 9lGhmittags.
Rad Nunapolis.
8Un Baltimore $50 Yurutitta9s unO $50
Jla6HtttaSS.
SDn DuibinstOn s.15 goru,ittass u. 800
jia4mittagS.
u b Gumb LAMB, 70 be IN g,
u. |. n.
Yuitsas WDrssns 900.
@rpreBsu9 IbenoS $40.
RAD Sreberid N, 6arpers 5errp.
400 9fa6mittass. = Absang pOn 6arpera
6srrp um u. opn Sreoeritt I'm ubr 0torg
Ra@ 5arrt sburg Ii. {. 70.
4Snitsus 9.20 Mor9ens.
@rpreBSu9 9.45 Mbenb8.
Accommodation ubr gla1mittass.
Bon Balti more mao 8bilaoeIz
b | &c.
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yla9 g8eit 90 arplanb.
Jta!p Union Bridge, (sber Beftm;riter) se~
pen bic 3lse tdslit 9.2'. @Iotssns uno 800
NanHlittags.
Bon union 0risge ata 4.45 u. e.45 8prz
ittassss
RAD SORT Dtpnroe uno NprfD[t
seben Die Oampf6OOte ieoen Naan1ittas 500
ubr pom Union Sod, Sub Der GOncoroItr.
ab.
Na6 SDw ipnt ptpn
gebt Die Yferbe giIenbabn ppn abr Wtor<
sens bis lbr gaAmittass ftinblib orn Der
Gfe gnicr uno @oItitr.
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Sos. Gefen..

@tnfdAe Mnb bcrpe!tt DasSen Gum aeen, Br6ftn, iun
DeSsen oDn BiRFiSFn n. p ene febIe ;u bfn bnafiSn
Vretiea Reuter- G Gene, E35
trao!aI--S\ a. ~.~-.{tT =
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FALL 1& WINTER
GOODS,

"AvIyG Just returned from the Eastern Cities,
III am now prepared to offerto the public gen
orally, as large and carefully selected Stuck as
was ever before brought to this market, including
FINE DRESS GOODS: a
French and English Merino, all colors, Irish Pop
Inns, Scotch Plaids, Mouscne de LANES. Barathca,
new artele,) Black and Colorcd Aipacas, Mohair
Delages, Drab. and Grey Lustcr, for Travelling
Dresses, Calicoes, and Ginghams. .e.f.r
Shaker Flannels, Cotton FiSnncls, Plaid I.inscys,
Ticking, Brown and Bleached Cottons- 4
WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS: "a
Plain Cambria Swiss Muslins, Figured and Dotted
Ditto. Swiss and Cambria Edgines and Insertings.
Magic and Coventry Rulings Fleece Lined. and
Lambs Wool Hose Buck Gauntlcts and Md Gloves,
Nubics and Twilight Hoods, Plaid Shawis--long
and square. ~
Trimmings of all STYLES and qualities.
desire particularly call attention to my stock oil
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR: Irt-a
Cloths. Cassimeres, yestings, Negliges, Merino
Shirts, Drawers Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
GROCERIES, QUEENSwARE, GLASSWARE,
Hardware, Wooden Ware, Coal Oil Lamps and Oil.
Oct { fafGms - II. l.. lIEISKELL.
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Entle1. Hotel,
SHrFnERDsrowx, WEsr YIHsISIA.
J.P.A ENTLER, a
Nov lSss-tf Proprietor.
DTIETT-TTl GALE.

TTAyING determined to discontinue farming !
Ill viii offer At public sale, one mile West Of
Duf6eld's Depot,
On Tl,rsaag tle s0th day Of NoreHaber. 1865
An Of nv STOCK AND FARMING IMPLE-
AIENTS, consisting Of
Five head Of Horses, Of which are No. one
brood mares, one in foal;
One Stallion. 4 years old, sired by the cele-
brated blooded horse, Wade Hampton, and by
fine riding mare. This horse is of fine style
and appearance, and works kindly in harness
One 1earling Mare Colt;
Nine head Of Cattle, some Of which are good
Mich Cows;
One Bull. half Alderny aud half Ayreshire;
One Brood Sow and nine Shoats
One Wagon and Bed, Winchester make,
good as new one Log Wagon,
One pair Grain Ladders, tnew,l
One Gum-spring Wheat Drill, Willoughby's
Patent: one Runyans Fan;
Barshcar. Double and Single Shovel Flows
Three Harrows; one Fifth Chain; Stretchers,
Spices; Breast Chains, all Of which are
double linked;
Thrible. double and Single Trees;
A full and complete set Of Gearing for SIX
horses. with
Collars, Brides and Housings, all in good
condition;
One Wagon Saddle, new; PlOw Gearing, &c.
A credit Of nine months will be given on ali
sums over so, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security before the removal of pro-
perty. Ten dollars and under, the cash will
he required. Sale to commence at TO O'Clock
A. NJ. VIM. M. SNl DEk.
November O. 1865.
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PUBLIC SALE.


UNy v;rtue of a Deed of Trust, executed by VIM.
II Eby and wife, on the 18th day Of May, 1857
and of record among the Land records oil Jeiier-
son county, the undersigned, only surviving
Trustees in said Deed, and as such, duly author
lied and empowered to act, will sell, ~
On the 25a day Of Norember, 1865,
in front of the Hotel kept by Miss Sarah A.
Beall in Charlestown; the @etfE
House and Lot, TfagR
conveyed by said Deed Of Trust, situated on
the northwest corner Of Congress and water
streets, Charlestoyn, and at present occupied
by Mrs Sowders. -
This is very desirable property for small
family. having sufficient out-buildlngs, with a
good garden spot, and quite convenient to water.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third in cash, one
third in nine months, and the residue in eighteen
months. both bearing interest from the day oil
SALE the deferred payments to be secured by 4
lien ON the property. Possession gwen April
LIST. 1896. Sale to take place at 12oclock, NJ
DAVID HOWELL, T.usf,,s
HUMPHREY KEYES, ~r
October 26, 1865-ts. ~ fr
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Wv. IF. FOREMAN

TAKES this method Of informing the citizens OF
Jefferson and other counties In the Valley,
that in addition 10 general assortment OF
GROCERIES, QUEEyswARE, LIQUORS, NO.
TI0NS, &c.
He will keep on hand hereafter, at his Store-Roon
opposite Bank Building, Charlestown, Virginia.
constant supply Of Bacon Lard, Fish, Salt, Oils,
E. no Tar, Flour and Feed, Of all kinds.
49, .s.- BUYS d SELLS 1l
Corn. Hay, Wood Coal, Stoves, for Wood or Coal.
OF all descriptions, Lumber, Door and Window
Frames and Sash, and any other articles requisite
for building purposes.
WI. Attends TO forwarding Grain, Flour and
all kinds Of Freight over the Rail Roads, either ~
IT, Reds Express or other~ise. ~5S
He also desires to give special notice that he has
taken ont license regular Auctionecr, and viii
attend 70 Crying Of Sales in Jefferson and adjoin
ing counties, and TO the buying and selling OF
Property Of all kinds either privately or publicly
RErEnrxcxs IN. s. White, DR.. J. IN siraith.
and II. n. Gallaher. Charlcstown, and 7. W. Pot
terrified, Harpers Ferry. r..
October 10,
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Confectionery, Fruits, &C.
ToHS y. BLESSING, In cnAaLEsTows, has On
81 hand carefully selected Stock Of
FRESH CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, &C..
.uch As C.sprKs--Foreign and Domestic
LExoys. RAIsfxs, FIGS. CrRKASrs, DArEs, CirsoS.
PsvxEs. PEACHES. ArrrEs, and cA<xrh fhrirs Oh
ALI kinds. PlcELEs, SkRDIxKS, g.
"yrTS-Cocos Mrs, rALx Scrs, ALMONDS, fn-
brkrs and PEA Mrs.
Ills BAKERY Is in full blast. and every. descriP-
ton of CAKE constantly ON hand, or supplied uPoa
ICE CREAM SALoQS
rc-fittcd. and Ladies and Gentlemen can DC accom-
modatrd. ,.n-r
He eT.rs his g.rvices and Supplies of heIicacies
for WEDDINGS, PARTIES. Pic NiCa. &C., anu
respectfully invites attention 10 his assortment ana
soIicits Orders for his Services.
Aug. ~ lS65.
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sIHERr HOUSE.

NEW MARKET, SHENANDOAH CO., VA
n RESPECTFULLY notify my friends in the Yah
lev, and the publia generally, that hare leased
the SIBERT HOUSE, and win spare neither tano'
nor expense in making il one Of the most oomfnrta-
bic and pleasant Houses in the Valley for Travellers
The TABLE viii be provided with the best the
country can afford The BEDS shall be clean and
comfortable. ..b3.,4 40
The BAR win always be supplied with the best
and purest LIQ U0RS that can be procured IN the
markets. The STABLE viii be attended by care
full Ostlers. and will ALWAYS be supplied with feed.
A general LIVERY BUSINESS viii be done.--
Horses, Hacks and Buggies will alwaysb be Kept on
hand for the accommodation Of travellers who may
wish to visit the surrounding country. 1.-9
Terms moderate. IL. I. ENGLE,F
Sep. q, ls65.-n Proprietor.
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STONEBRAKER'S d
Nerve and bone LiniIsient

WARRANIED To CUhE
Rheumatism, Sprains, Swellcd Joints, Sore
Throat, Frosted Feet, Poison, Old Sores and
Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Corns, Murnps, letter,
Pains in the limbs and back, Sweeny on man or
beast. saddle or collar Calls, Distemper. Scratch
es, &c. on Horses and Mules, and all diseases
requiring an externalremedy.
All who know and have used Stonebraker S
NERVE & BONE LINIMENT, will testify
thatit is themost popular liniment ever sold in
any country, and that it has given perfect salts
faction wherever it has been introduced, taking
the place ofallothers.
This is strong evidence of its great powers
in removing Rheumatism, Pains, Swelllngs, DC,
both on man and beast No Llnmera has yet
been made to equal this, 1t only needs trial
to prove it's great virtue Every bottle war
ranted or the money refunded. 4s "a.
a Sold by Aisquith & Bro, and country deal
ers generally. B9a e2