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$500. 600
To be SOld for One Dollar Each

without regard to value and not 10 be paid for Tn
III Won know what you vii receive
Among those vino have acknowledged the re-
ceipt o. VALUABLE GIFTS dawn from this Asso-
claIon since Jan. J, 1885, The following kindly per-
m thtir names 20 be used:
Robert Hotahkiss, New haven. Conn, Melo-
deou, value $50, WE 4 Willis, W 22d st., n. ",
tdarnond Cluster Pin, value SE16. Ms r G 1appan
10 YORK ST. Sold Weich, value Slf5. Miss len
+ lickarsou, B nghampton, n Y, Melodeon, vslue
SIO0 Mr. h stcne, 50 Tenth st., n Y, Piano. val
ne Sl5n Ms Thos A Miller Scranton, Pa, Da-
nnond Ring, value st75 Mics Ellen Peck, snrne-
field, Ia Meodeon, value 81 Q. Dr l Van Rlp,r,
Washington, y G., 60 bunting Cased Watch,
ya.us $50. Eds Lindsay, Worcester, Mass /,
Piano, value $3.50 Miss d h FarWell, Dubuque,
Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops, value $3.50. Francis /
Moran. l2s Pesrl st., Aleany, n y, Musi Box,
lue SO. Mrs c ingelsoli, urhans, OHIO, Silver
set value $50. Lieut. b F Hendricks, Wizards Ho-
TEL Washington, y G, Silver Patent Lever Watch,
value SIS. capt. Warner, 18th Vols, Silver
Wstch value ts5
DO notwish their names published or we might e1-
tend this hst
MAMMA OF DIsrRmUrioN.
CERTIFICATES naming each article snd lis
VAIl-E are placed 10 scaled enye opes, which are
well mixed. Oae Of th'se Envelopes, containing
the Certihcste OF Order for some Article. iworth Al
least one dollnr al retail viii b. delivered al our
cihce, sent by mail to Ruy address, without re-
gard 10 choice, On the receipt o. Is cents The par
chaser vii zee what Ar icle it draws, snd IT. value,
which may he from One n Five hundred Dollars
and can then cad One Dollar and receive the art.
Gle named.
sS-No Blanks-Every purchaser gets value.
PAtios deshug with rs may depend N having
prompt returns, ana the article drawn VAL be i'm
medsiely sent o. any address BY rotuin NAL or
e1pre
Eutire satisfaction Guaranteed n al CEses.
- six Certificates for one Dollar, Thirteen for
Two Dollars.
Agent Wanted. Pend a stamp for crcuar. Al
letters should be addressed
r. b MON & CO.
Box $500 Post Office, NeW York,
novalm
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In the Journal of Tuesday, an account
was given of disbolical attempt TO blow
up a1d destroy a house and its inmates, on
West Monroe street, near Desplaines,
which occurred at three o'clock IN the
morning Of that day. A can Of powder,
with a lighted fuse attached, was hurled
through one Of the windows and exploded
within, tearing the building almost TO
pieces, destroying its contents and endan-
gering the lives Of its occupants The house
was one Of questionable character, and peo-
pie residing in the neighborhood were de-
sirous OF ridding themselves OF ats presence.
Il appears that the establishment was con-
Quoted so strictly aud orderly rs 10 render
legal proceedings against Il, under the city
ordinances, Of no effect. And 50 somebody
assumed the task Of superseding Justice, and
concocted one of the most unnatural aud
diabolical plots ever conceived in the hui
man brain, and which, If Il did not actually
contemplate murder as well as arson, ex
hibited reckless disregard therefor OF the
most rep. ehensible character.
Superintendent OF Police Turtle, upon
hearing of the dastardly outrage, at once set
his detective machinery at WORK 70 ferret cut
the matter. The exploded can furnished a
slight clue. Followin ing this up, IL was ascer-
tanned that such cans were sold only by one
house ia the city, that Of Enoch Woods, on
Lake street. These csns were manufactured
for holding powder, each having = capacity
Of six pounds.
Il was next ascettained that a tiusmith
named Charles a. Blu I manufactured these
cans for Mr. Wood, and also that Bull had
latterly been employed by q man named
Hiram Rooscbrook, who is erecting block
of dwellings adjoining the house that was
blown up. This man had made thrests
against toe house, il is stated, declaring that
/ he would clean ID cut or blow il up AZ
/ this juncture Bull and Rosebrook we're ar
I rested, and are now In custody. This moro
ing Messrs. Dyer, shepherd and Walsh,
living in the immediate ueighbord, were
also arrested upon suspicion OF being lmpli-
Gated IN the plot. All these parties will be
examined this Afternoon. when it is proba-
bic some startling rev, lations will be made.
Policeman Page states that ne has been ap-
preached on several occasions by parties
who g1erci AiH t0ar haHdrc3 dollars 70 DO
| az jo3.
Superintendent Turtle deserves credit for
/ the prompt and succe sful manner in which
| he has followed up a slight clue. Sites
| Attorney Charles IL. Reed hiss taken the
matter IN hand, aud the public may be as
/ sured that justice VIII be uone.
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Staple and FaUey Groceries,

WI invite The siierton Of our Old friends and
" the frsds gtneIslly to our lslEe and vel as
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A farm Of l2S acres in Sumner county, miles
from GallatIn 20 nc Is cleared, hasnce heavily
TIM oered and We Waoerec; land 81 fret rae qualify;
has good country house with rooms aud other
improvements. Price, 81, 500 for the tract.
AisO 5000 acres Mineral and Goa Lands on
Cumberland Mountains; has any amount OF the
very best timber on it.
Al.o NEE tie farm Of S scres, wei wstered
and well improved, Mt Hendersonvile, 10 miles from
Nashville, on the Z a n. r. r. Has on It SPLEEN
did spring and well; the place well ircOsed II. e
81, 80 cash
AisO farm Of 800 arres Of very rich land lying
on Spr M Creek Madison county, West Tennessee
Is miles from Jackson, at the IN er-ection Of two
good pixies. Improvements first rate VIII he aold
body or IN tracts to suit purchasers. Price. $50
per acre.
Also, ore Of the hest and most highly improved
farms IN tie Stale tesutf lily located thus eide
Harpeth river. opposite franklin, Tenn., Is miles
from Nashville, contains " acres improvements
OF The hrst der. Can be had At a bargain If sold
immec Rtely.
A Farm OF 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Leh2nOn Pike; soil rich, well enclosed with god
cedar fence spendidly Hatered; four hundred
acres eeared tslsnce vel tmbered with cedar and
ether (. oWth; two rssdenf IS on the place-one
with rooms, the other with ro0ms-bOth with
good outnouses, &C.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 broadway, New Work.

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladie-
Sell, h ooeh Dd Ear Drops, 6old ana Coral; Jet
and Gold, Fiorentne, Mosaic Jet, Lava, and Cameo
sleeve buttons, sets Of Studs. Vest fnt Neck
CHAINS, Plain and Cha ed q u Rings, Sold Thin
tlos, JOekets, New style Bet Bgckles, Gold Pens
aud Pencils, Funcy Work Boxes, GCld Pens sith
Gold aud sIiyer Extension HoiIers, and lsrge as
soi imcnt OF Fine Jewelry a every description, Of
tho nsi makes md .aIasI EtNla.. aalnnd Al
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&aalull.
VIZ. OlKEEOS 5 CO. Publishers.
rEuEspAY. NovEMBER 3. -.
FEgEs OF sUBsRIPFIOE:
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATABLE IN ADVANCE
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FRANK PARRISH'S
New Barber shop and Bathing saloon

No. So Church st., opposite the Masonic Hall
HAVING Just removed into my new and commo-
III dious saiOon, / respectfully announee 60 my
Old patrons and the public, that am now ready 10
attend 70 their wants IN q better style than ever
With an experience. as q hrst-ciSss Barber RBd
HsiF-dresser, Of forty year., and with one Of the
most connmodi0us. elegant and completely fur
nished establishments IN the County am ready
70 challenge scompsrisOa with any similar shop in
the Eastern cities. Excellent BAL rs ready al
tines Neat Water-closet for the use Of cnst0-
mers attached 10 the premises haiter myself
hair-dressers and BARRIERS always attendance.
Hereafter the shop vii be oDen nom clock to
O'Clock on sunday morning, and positigeg 10 later.
augle-smw--&s FRANK PARRISH.
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L. in csse OF syphilis, used in conjunction with the
Root snd Herb Juices. Faii oirectonss Price my
cents.
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some Of the fugitive Governor Aliens
tricuds In New Orleans, protest against
the use OF his uamc for the G0vcrnorship
al the approaching election. They say he
hes not asked ior pardon, and doesn't want
the ,fice.
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EurnItnra. Beddlno. 90.
jams 7. DUNLAP. sTEFHES ". s.HILpREss.
DUNLAP & CHILDRESS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
No. "a Cherry Street.
oct Him. NASHVILLE. TENN.
SALE OF
GOVERNMENT MULES.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERAdAsTER, l
NASHVILLE, TESE., nov. ], is65.
L WILL ofIar for ssle 81 Auction, at the Govern
i ment COrrsls in Nashvine, Tenn, commencing
on Fr day, the I0ih day Of November, 1855,
One Thousand Governments Mules.
These Mules haFB teen il use by the Cavalry, are
in good condition, and free from disease. Ssie to
commence tie 10Th day Of November, 81 O'Clock.
3 m, ant 10 continue daily Until the stock is al
sold By order Of Col. A. J. Maeksy, Chief Q. N.
D. Of T. +. B. KIRK,
noYi-td Cspt. and A. q. n.
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For Sale the following Farms /:
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A farm of2s scres o. good land, s miles from the
city. near she Stewards Ferry Pike, well fenced and
in cultivation
Also, splendid farm Of s. acres, miles from
Nashville. near stones river Pike; 40 scres cleared,
bSlsnoe hesWy tmbered. Land very rich.
Also, farm ofl5O acres Of 6ne lard, miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Ia good
country Improvements GA it, % acres heavily
tmbered Price, $50 per acre.
Also, farm Of les acres, y miles frmo Il city
On the Buena Vista Pie IS sores cleared, balauee
hesYly tmbered; splenGldly wstered; soil ve-y
rich viii be sold in body divided to suit pur-
Also, farm ofs2 acres, miles from the city snd
4 mile from Murfnees0Oro Pike Splendid land AMI
has some good timber on It.
A farm OF sixty acres good lsnd-1O acres ia
tmber-three miles from the city, on the County
/ roai, between ire ClTksyille AID Brick Church
| Pike. Price $500.
A Farm OF 1871 Acres, miles from the City,
on die s.NeeIys Bend" Pie Ope-half Of the tract
II cleared, balance vel timbsred. Has on it a two
story brick residence with SIX coed rooms, good
kitchen stable and her outhouses. The farm Is
finely Wstered. and is enclosed with good cedar
fence
A Farm OF 81 acres, o. Stones River Pike, 8
nil e. from the ety. on nil creek-OpposileS dith's
Mill. About tWO-tnlIds Of IL 10 nch bottom land
and well watered.
Nice Lille Farm Of I6I< Acres, four and a
half miles from the city on the Whites creek pike
our acres IN timber. Place well Watered.
A Splendid Farm containing 400 Acres, FIVE
miles rom Nashvil-. on the Nashville and Chatta-
moo a railroad at Glen ClIfe Depot aud on Mil
creek. The land IS very neh, splendidiy wstered
GRASS FARMS IN Davidson county, and IL pecu-
lisr adapted TO raising Stock. On the plsce is
railroad SWITCH " and nsaz by is Fery large and
bank b5lng splendid place for an extensive Brlck
Ysrd. There Is q two story brick residence, with
framed addition, containing 7 rooms; also kitchen
and out-hOuses, good barns, stables, &e., snd an
Orchard OF lO00 choice Fruit Trees.
A Nice Little PaFm Of II Acres. four and a
half miles from the city, ON the DiekersOn Pike
Has framed house with four rooms, out-houses and
stable. Land very rchi excellent water. Prcs
s ,5OJ cssh.
Ccti5-tf
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Cincinnati Lumber Market.

MONDAY EVENING Nov. 8.
This being the last month Of navigation
this season, on the lakes and canal, the
lumber dealers are rushing through al they
eau, and the yards a-e becoming pretty
well stocked The trade is quite active
and prices at the yards firm are At the fol-
lowing rates:
Clenr lumber. ner 1 900 feet....s70 OO@75 90
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HOWE MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr., Inventors Patentee,

Elias Howe, Jr., inventor a Patentee,
It is unequalled as 8 Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are eelebrsted for doing the BRST work,
using = much emaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made at the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
pervision ofthe President of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE, Jr the original
inventor of the Sewing Machine
Duplicate parts of Machines cor
stantly on hand
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
lRLiberAl inducements offered to
AgsntA
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UsrABLIsHED N 1910.
~ LOCKWOOD a BENNINGTON,

Wholesale and Retail nesiers ia looking Glssses
and Looking Glass Plates The trade val nnd
good assortsnent Of Minors, beth fre7eh snc Ger
uan Gudirg ia al iia branches. Also, Per, hEn-
81 and o her kidd % Frames made % order. SIS
ogtZT-gm
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Oity Undertaking.
CASES, CGSEHs AND csFFlES,
RnlIr, Nnirr.i I'm ; lI,Ian,.

We have made Arrangements viii
responsible Undersskers Ia the difier-
ent ciiies 20 send 70 Us the remains Of
parties Who hsFe diei sway from home
during ~ p1esent DISTURBED condInon
O. the country
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rn InrERrIsERs IN DIAN.
TEE ElrEs WILL BE As FoLIOWsI

Advert seuients In the special Column FIRST time,
rom ] 10 5 lines, 81 % each additional lne, =
cents; subsequent Insertions 10 cents per line In
Local Column, first time, from I 70 lines, 81 O.
each additional line, 81 cents; subsequent inser-
tons, Is cents per me.
All advertisements occupying special position,
znd al double column advertisements, vii be
charged So per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI Be- charged ct the regular advertising rsies,
End must Invariably be paid n advance, or no in
nerton made.
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SALE OF
Government Property,

OPT. CE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER, l
NASHVILLE, TlSS., Nov. 3. 1855. !
WILL offer for sale at he Z. S. Franklin shops.
in the CITY Of Nashville, Tenn, on tHU RSDAf,
me 10Th day Of Novtm or, 1865, lot Of Govern
inert Properly, consisting IN part as 70 lows
2Isa Single Bet Horse and Mule Harness.
IS Cart Harness
l2Ii Neck Straps and Chains,
I6f7 Head Haiters 9ss Wagon Saddles,
g Riding Saddle, S75 PaeS SADDLES,
10 Army Wagons, Two Horse Wagons,
Tro-hurse Ambulance.
6OoU Pounds old rags.
loo0O Pounds old Iron.
300 Shingles,
Sale 70 commence 81 y o'e ock, am on the l6tn
day Of HogenoSr, ls55, aad continue from aaJ 70
ds unit the properly Is al dirpOsei or
Terms Cash, in Government iaadss
BY order Of Col. J hlacksy, chief Q NJ D Of 7.
L. B. KIRK, Capt. anu A. =. d.
nov5-.d
OrFIor u. y. CoMM1ssAET OF 81 BsIsIEscE, I
MUmREnEoEo, Tenn, Nov ;. !
WILL b sold at pubic auction on the 18Th day Of
W November, the Sub istenca WErehou e Al
Murlreesboro, 1eun the iollcw ng Condemned
suhsiatepce Stores and CommisssIy property, VIZ;
AZ Barrels Pork, Ia Haich-ts,
si5s Pounds B,eon, 50 Meat SAVE.
4426 Lsrd, 70 butcher Knives,
800 &" Butter, shoVels,
Sc $50 Cora MeHl, So Cley =,
SAT- DrdApples, 81 Meat BOOKS,
I Wall Tent y Steel farfs,
tT9 t1ep / Letter Press,
II Platform Scales, Is Iron Ogens,
COLn er Scales, I Wood saw
Spring Enhances Beams,
! Truck FtoYet
Z spades . Paulirs,
l Iron Kettle z Corn shelters,
u Butcher teels, 100 Pounds-Csstngs,
Terms cash, lie Government Funds. sale 10 com
mence at 10 O'Clock, am. Pro- erty 10 be reu owed
Immediately amer sale
By order Of Col J Z Read, Chief c sM d NJ.
no75-td J. FITCH, Capt. and &. $.
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Nashvt,Ie property.

An elegant story Brick Residence, Nc. 80 Cher
~ street, next door TO "Weller House, containing
20 rooms. Lot fronts 40 ieet, BY l60 deep. One q
The best places 10 tne rity.
Also good Frame House with rooms, on South
Summer street, in good coalition Price mod
era e,
A Good Brick Residence, No SO Line street,
with nine rooms gas fixtures al through the house.
Good OuthOuses and stable, all IN good condition.
lot Al by lsO feet, Price very moderate.
AIso-A Brick Store-house, No. p Broad street.
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
high is feet by IS. A mos excellent stSnd, and is
free from taxation.
AlsO-k commodiOus Brick Dwelling, corner o.
McLemore and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen with
3 room, and lumber room Lot fronts 49, feet on
Gay hV 81 deep. SPLENDID Wster snd beautifully
shaded, yard we'll enclosed. Puce SECO.
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SAMARITAE'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, &c.

FOR SYPHILIS or Veneresi Diseases, the Ssmari-
tsH's Root and Herb Juices is the most potent GER
tain and efectual remedy ever prescribed. 1t resch
es and eradcates every particle OF the yenerea POI
son, 50 that the cure is thorough and permanent
Tske then this purifying remedy and Re healea,
and do not transmit 10 our posterty that foT which
you may repent IN after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incurs' le, the
samaritsn's Root snd Hero Juices viii remove
evert veshee OF impurities from the system, ~ well
a. al the bad effects OF Mercury.
FEMALES % FEMALESii
In many sffechons with which numbers Of fe-
males suffer- the Root and BerbJ Juices ~ most hap
ply sdspted 10 1 lcerated Uterus, in Whites, in
bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, Debility, and
for all complaints iccident 10 the sex sent BY ex-
press. Price, s. per bottle
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n
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
% Viewers MonouR,hela Whisky.
90 " Robertson county,
% Fine old Lincoln county
10 " Old Peach Brandy, very fiue
10 Old apple 81
10 Fine imported Hennesy Brandy.
Casks Fine ''Stsr" and Crescent" Port Wine,
imported
10 Casks Sherry Vine, tzHper.or qualty)
70 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
60 ' Weeks Fine Catswba Vine.
leo . Longw0rth's Ap .rkhug CatsWhs Wine.
100 imported Claret Vine.
10 Casks Fine Jamaica Rum.
10 Imported holland Gin.
80 Cases genuine Nsucbltsl AbsWthe.
10 Casks Suneuor Catswus Brandy
100 Barrels Fine n. o. Sugar.
Is " Cffee
25 Bbls and q bbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
30 " L Crushed Sugar.
80 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
Is Bbls and = bis n U Mclasses.
100 Boxes Superior German Soap.
$50 Star and Summer Candles.
100 Starch
900 Cases assorted Matches.
100 &" q Soda.
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We, Gls undersigned, have this dsy adopted the
above rates for advertising, 70 which We bnd our
e. res strictly 70 Edhe7o.
WM CAMERON 90.
JOIN WALLACE, fer the Dsspatsh.
BARRY, WTNHAM 90. ~ Pea
Ball. JONES & Co, for Gszette.
EfssrvrrEr TzsA Sept Is 1854
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Samaritan's Wash,

Samaritan's Wash,
T. in csse OF syphilis, used in conjunction with the
Root snd Herb Juices Fail directions, Price my
cents.
The efficacy OF these remedies is slike acknoW,-
edged BY physicians and patients. They are used
u TIE L. s Hospitals and by their real merit have
gs.ned the spprohsuo1 o. the most able surgeons
Patient take notcel The Ingredient are known
70 ths physicians who use them, as you VII see BY
The following;
PosT HosrTrAL, FoET NASSAU.
Baltimore, FEB. 20, 1854.
81 have crest satisfaction IN stating inst have
n ed The Ssmsritan's Remedies" iorlN enrreal
disease in It's most customary forms; that have
USED them with Judgment discretion, and proper
", and have touad them respond 20 my snucips-
40 promptly and efiectudy. knowing their
composition, have the fullest coufceuce ID their
edirscy, and ~ far ~ my use OF them extends, /
recommend them strongly
ALFRED C. B0WERS
Assistant Surgeon SIN New YORK Vols
Reader, here is proef positive Of the value Of
these Truly valuable preparations. The old slCken-
n and a. -gtisuug drugs have 70 give way 70 rene
lies purely vegetable. pleasant 70 the taste, and
POSITIVE CURE.
sold BY WJ&Cw SMITH, Druggists.
Cor. Church and Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND CO., Pr0pEieiors
80 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa lsepe0-em
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ANNOUNCEMENTS or CANDIDATES.
FOR STATE Oacsrs %
For County 10 q
EnI ON l--o.ll.. . "
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10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 Perfection" 90
5000 Figaro" do On whole and half boxesl
5000 '"Fip Top" do
5000 Tycoon do
5000 ANDREW Jackson rT-prs
$4,000 "Wg WaE' 40
5000 Star Of the West do VERY 6ne1
5000 Washington do
$50, 600 Assorted Brands
90 half butts Pocshontas pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco.
leo Csdtes strawberry" quarters Tobscco.
80 =" tens do
20 "May Apple" do
20 Butts Navy do
100 Caddes black tens, 10
Sunny Side, Saeet owen and Dew Drop, Fine Cut
Chewing 0bscco.
Fine Cut kiihkunick smoking Tobacco, In pound
bsles and Weed" IN whole and half barrels.
We are the sole Agents for NJ Beck's
popular
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09

Our OBITUARY REcoRD.-We again re.
quest persons in whose families there have
occurred any deaths or marriages. since
the commencement OF the war, 10 hand
them in for publication during the early
par, Of next week. 1t is impossible to
,hink of all n the town and county, our
selves, and we make this special request
of all, as We wish TO make a complete re-
cord. Members of the differen, compa-
MES in the late confederate army will
also please forward statements of casual
ties.