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How 10 Save Your Money.
A Most Excellent Medicine.

p WOSL EXCeIlenT WsQlCine.
J. T. CARPESrKR's RHEUMATIC E1UIp-persons
suffering from Rheumatism, Neuralgia DptheEia,
Burns, &C., will find this most excellent remedy.
ltcomes to US recommended by some OF the best
m en- IN the State-and in this community. Try a
bottle and see for Yourself. For sale at 4. L. Def
baugh's, Bedford. Apru -, ls64--1y.
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The RaY. Lanah GanbIay.

The Rev. Jacob seohleZ.
Well known and much respected among the German
population in this country, makes the following state
ment for the benefit of the afflicted.
HANOVER, Pa, Feb. 1G, 1859.
Dear Sjrs Having realized in my family impor-
tant benefits from the use Of your valuable prepara-
ton Wistar's Balsam Of Wil@ C6sry--it affords
me pleasure 10 recommend it to the public. Some
eight years ago of my daughters seemed to be IN
3 decline and little hopes Of her recovery were en-
teTtained. ! then procured a bottle Of yonr excel
lent Basam, and before she had taken the whole Of
the contents Of the bottle there great improve
Eaent in her health. have, in my individual case,
made freqqent use OF your valuable medicine, ard
JACOB SECHLER.
From Jesse SmHt, Esq, Presiarnt Of he
.3ieryas County Bank, .Aoryi5tgega,
.Hss4 jarg,y.
"Having used DR. WIsTsE5 BaLsAu og WILD
CazRRg for about fifteen years, and having realized
It's beneficial results in ny family, 1t affords ne
great pleasure 10 Recommending Il 10 the public as
a valuable remedy in eases Of weak lungs, colds,
coughs. &c, and remedy which consider to be
entirely innocent, and may be taken with perfect
safety by the most delicate in health.
Froa. Hon. jain T. Smita, Distinguished
LGiC5er In TYegiman8ter, NJ
have on several OCCASIONS used DR. WlsTAR's
R4LqA7r OF WILD CHERRy for severe colds, and al
rravs with decided benefit. / know Of 10 prepara-
ton that is more ethcacions or more deserving Of
general use.
feet By J. B. ELLIOTT, Merchant, Halls Cross
Wistar's BaIsam Of wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed ''l.. BUTTS,' on the
wrapper.
J. P. DlNSNORE, No. 49t Broadw'y, New YORK.
J. ". FOWLEt r CO. Proprietors, Boston.
And By all Druggists.
REDDIEG'5 RUSSIA gALy9.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority of
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE,
Over all other healing preparations.
It cures all kinds Of SORES CUTS. SCALDS,
BURNS, BOILs, ULCERS, SALT RHEUM, Err
YSIPELAS. SITES, PILES, CORNS, SORE LIPS,
SORE EYES, &c, RE OWING THE PAIN AT
ONCE, AND REDUCING The MOST ANGRY
LOOKING sWELLlNGS AND lNFLAMATLON
ASJF BY MAGIC.
ONLY % CENTS A BOX, FOR SALE BY
JP. DINSMORE, NO. 491 Broadway, NewYoTk.
J. W. FOWLE & CO., No. IS Tremont-st.. Boston.
And BY all Druggistf.
May 6, ls64-eowly
CLOTHING IN SCHELLSBURG
Having lately purchased an excellent assort-
rnent CI
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
consisting Of Ovsr Goats, Dress Goats, Busi-
ness Goats, Biou8es, Pests, Pants, Hats
s. Caps, White Shirts, Faacy FLaa-
neI Shirts. Under Shirts, DrnD-
erg, Goua4abouts, .Neck-hes,
Suspsnder8, Bucksk'n
G}0Us5,
IND
NOTIONS IN VARIETY.
We invite our friends aad all who desire to
purchace TO give US a call at our New Clothing
Store in Schellsburg, where as we are doing
business on the "Oae Py1cs System, We Aatter
ourselves we can render satisfaction by doing
justice to every one. We thank our many
customers for their patronage, and herewith Sc
icit a continuance Of the same kindness.
G. BERKSTRESSER * son.
SchelIsburg, Sept Is, 1864.
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TIT ElEMCEL HOUSE.

JUL1ANA STREET, BEDFoRD, Pa.
The subscriber respectfully begs leave 70 inform
the travelling public that he has recently enlarged,
improved aad rstitted his house, both for the ac-
commodaiion of travellers and boavdeTs, as we'll as
country customers. Persons coming to this place
for the purpose OF visiting the Bedford Springs viii
find this house pleasantly located.
Ample and convenient Stabiing is attached 10
this Hotel, which will always be attended BY care
full hostier. Also safe and convenient carriage
house.
AI! are invited TO give him a call.
ISAAC MENGEL, Proprietor.
April, Is, 1864.
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Gutter and Crusher,


This machine has been improved since last year,
and is pronounced by the farming puolic "The sest
Cutter. ever invented
Having sold more than 100 Of these cutters the
past year. respectfully beg leave TO refer 10 few
farmers of Bedford county who have them in use:
Judge Burns, Daniel Walter,
John Schnebley, Abraham Reighard,
Samuel Boor, VI. B. Miller,
Simon Nycum, John Shank,
Jacob Fetta1, John W. Hoover,
c. &. Rea, Michael schafsr,
John S. Brumbaugh, John N, Teeter,
Henry HaTshberger, Henry Cl3ppef,
Samuel Griffith, Jacob Yont,
Jacob Bddie, John Halderbaun,
Isaac Imler, Martin Hoover,
Adam Dlbert Wm. Grisingers
John Wbiteline, Frederick Schnebley,
Adam Same, J. Irsin Noble,
Henry Stifiier, George Bowser,
William Rock, David Karns
William Keyser and some 60 other farmers, all Of
whom a m confident win speak Of this machine in
the highest terms Of praise.
On account OF the great scarcity OF mechanics
- = ''" ' . -''0
for these machines, was unable 70 secure eaouga
,--.-.-.
nrzr opnrp soog
~---
Also
l still have IN store an elegant assortment OF
SHnEsss vvraEao nf nRA ExEgasss.
-..u.;..-
r,,r Dner
0i'i''-' 0iNli-A1''
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BEDFORD HOTEL.

The undersigned having taken charge of the Bed
ford Hotel, formerly kept by Col. John Hafer, an
uoupces 10 the public that he will be able to afford
the best accommodations both to the travelling pub
lie and home custom. The house will be improved
and re-ftted, and the Bar VIII always be well sup
piled with choice liquors. His table will be sup
piled with the choicest edibles OF the season, and
be will spare no pains to make it suitable for all.
His stable IS of the best in Bedford, and good
hoster Will always be in attendance.
Ug"Boardefs taken By the week, month or year.
Terms reas sonaDle. The public are respectfully in
yited 10 give him 4 call.
JOSHUA J. SHOEMAKER.
Bedford, January 15 1854.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
BEDFORD, PA.

BEDFORD, PA,
6. s. Diehl and William Dibert would respectfully
announce to theiF friends in Bedford county, and the
public generally, that they have leased for a term
Of years, this large and convenient brick hotel, at
the corner Of Pitt and JuaHna streets Bedford, Pa,
xnown as the sWASHlNGTON HOTEL, 'and late
II Kept by VI rs. S. Filler.
This house is being thoroughly -a-fttsd and re-
furnished and now open for the reception ofguess.
Visitors to the :.BEDFORD SPRINGS and persons
attending Court, viii find this house pleasant and
quiet temporary home. Every attention Will be
paid to The accommodation and comfort CT guests.
Z he table will at all times be supplied with the
best the markets afford. Charges viii be moderate
Extensive 5tablng is attached TO this Hoel and a
careful and competent hoster will be in attendance.
Special attention will be paid TO the aeccmmoda-
tion o the farming community.
Coaches leave this house 0aily Sunday exceptedl
at G5 CLOCK, A. NJ, and O'CLOCK, P. M, to con-
rect with the trains going Fast from Mount Dallas
and Bloody Run. coach will alsoleave tIi-weeE-
~ TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday, tor Somerset.
The travelling public will find it decidedly to their
advantage to stop with them.
Bedford, Jan. %, l864--tf.
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g q "a g gJTa u TIC

WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
So general has tie Of tbi: remedy become, anI
popular IS IL svsrytnere, tet Il as unnecessary
recount its girtes Us 'g0rEs SPEAK for it. and fnd
pttsrancs IL the abundant and Uol1nt1ry testimony If
tie many asho from long sn6sying and settled disease
tgVs By its BEEN restored TO pristine Uigor azd
hsqtths va Pys5sHt q 9f svj&e"ce pyooC
Of our assertions, that
CANNOT BE DISCREDITED.
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SIX GENTS REWARD.

Run away from the subscriber, in the borough of
scneilsburg on Friday morning, January 9th, 1865,
bound girl named Mary CatharIne Frazier. All
persons are cautioned against harboring OF trusting
her on my account. The above reward but neither
thanks nor charges will be paid for bringing her
back. j. r, COLFlN.
February 5, 1861
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-17

H1- Coquette Jackets and opera Basques at
s~aessels. novI7 12t
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n8- ladies' Furs Of every style, shape ana
quality at the Memphis Hat Company, TO be
sold very low noyli lw
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Revenue stamps may De used lud--rl-
uatelT upon any ~ t-e matters or f-llEa l-l-
playing card STAN - Tor which special u@ las
Postage stamps cannot be used in payment Cf
the duty chargranie on nsllulents-
It IS the duty OF -le maker of an Instrument
70 aME and cancel the stamp required thereon
II be neglects % DO 3d. the party Tor whose
90 IS made may stamp ir before l- is used lul
In no case can DO Dee legally used without .
stamp: and If issued afer tle afh ~ JUue. 1854
and used without Stang, b. cannot Dee after
wards eHectauly stamped ANY failure upon
the part 0f the maker OF an E-lrImell -l-f-
prOpriately stamp ll renders him Aa1H 10 b
penalty al two hundred dollars
suits are commenced iu many states by other
process than VIII, VIZ; luminous, WarEuH l
lcau0u. pell1u, eLc-n WHlel s
the original processes, s-veuly require -
Writs Of selre tsclas are subject % stamp lulE
The Jursto u an affidavit. taken before q JUS
rca Of the Peace. Notary PUBLIC. on CLIaE lGCar
duly authorized TO take 8udavits, is held 20 be-
a certificate. and subject 70 "a stamp duty Of five
cents except when ken in suits OF legal prl-
Ceridcates Of loan. fin which their shall APP
amount of money to be paid ON demand. or 90 On
time designated. are subject 10 stamp duty as
The assignment Of q mortgage is subject IN
the same lamp duty as that imposed upon inc
original instrument; tlat is to say lQf
sum of i've hundred dollars. or any fractional
part thereof of the amount secured by the mort
gage az the time OF it's assignment. Laars mus
be affixed o. stamp or stamps aeuoung aul-F OF
nfty cents.
When two OF more persons Join fin the azsc1-
I ton OF an instrument. the stamp 10 which the
instrument is liable under the law mas Do
aHNad and cancelled ny ans one OF The FlE-'
In c~onyeyunces Of real estate the law pre-
F vfdas that the stamp affixed must answer % ---
value OF the estate or interest conveyed.
No stamp is required on suE warrant o- At
I toruav acc1mDarving q bond or note. when
+ such bond or note has affixed thereto lle SIAM
or STAMPS denOtlug the duty required ana
] whenever any bond or note Ls secured lN m1E.-
gage. but one stamp duty IS required on --.l
I naper. such stamp duty being the ll-le-- -1-
I required fOrsGch gn1s-O relLl-ro OF mem
/ In s1ch case. q note OF memorandum .. tie
value or Denomination OF the stamp .--E
I should be made upon the margin or me
] not stampeu.
domestic bill Of IadlnG IS subject % the zane
l stamp duty o. a receipt. ana when issued - ~
pIcafs OK trpIcate each is % be stamped me
same as the original.
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COMMERCIAL
OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL,

OEEAlE ME.MfLlAH DAlA4a AEFTAALrL
November II, lS65.
CoTroN-Very little business was done yes
terday. as holders continued in their determi-
nation not 70 submit 10 preliminary rates,
while in the face OF the foreign and New York
news the buyers found themselves unable to
make any offers that would be accepted, so the
dsy wore on in disposing OF two and three bales
b.rs and there-a i've bale sale entitled the
wonderful operator 10 " distinguished consider
alton We report sales OF 10 bales Ordinary at
ze. II at % and 81 at 90, Low Middling n at 30,
20 al sgz e At Al. and at q Middling 44gi2,
"a and42L. and 25 at 43, strict Muddling p al 43,
and A. at a. Good MiddIing. Some surprise is
beginning to arise that the holders Of Cotton
should SO long persist IN thelr policy OF holding
for my cents for middlings, when the Liver
pool and New York prices are so far below that
figure. and keep falling from day TO day. II Is
understood that the owners Of Cotton are very
generally opposed 20 selling under 50 cents, and
ifthe objection to do 80 were not stimulated by
doubts as to the modes Of doing business In New
York, the Cotton would be sold at prevalent
prices. There is a disposition 70 believe that
those prices are not genuine opponents Of the
Cotton market. but that man9uyres are In OPP
eration-on the bull and bear 4" system Of Wall
street-to produce an artificial depression ofthe
markel Dy WhlcA S""
! induced to " sacrifice Cotton az 40 cents, that
the New York schemers may fatten on II at %
/ 10 IS cents. That the Liverpool market-whieh
entirely controls prices IN New York-iscontin
uaiiy falling, by no means does away with sus'
picious OF article aud chieanery. One OF the
daily papers tho other day pubiiihed the lettei
Of correspondent. The object Of which was tS
show that " the Belgian's aSyiees disclose tn
fact that the news taken out by the Fersii
brought about the decline in Liverpool Tn
idea conveyed by the writer's thai New fori
produced a decline In Liverpool, intending II
this way 70 depress the Southern market unit
they had gobbled up Cotton 70 replehon, atthei
own figures, then Liverpool is to be undeceived
fear Of a Cotton famine in England aroused
Cotton forced up 70 a great height, when New
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Colssyence exceeding $40 e-e $500
~
ConFcyGnee - evarv rf.vt.-.7 49,
fHru0nad para tnereVf trerc6---Fa
or any ue1rf1Ha
exempt
Entry ofauT gQods, wares. or marer,-4
any custom house, either t1r onsr~-
E~erehnu1ng, nos exceeding one h1-f-
larsin value. y cts.
Ehtzy eEceedln9 one uunQrei d1IIq-4 a-4
NOT exceeding hte hundred tolIar .n v7'ra
81 cts
Entries eNeeeding nTe hundred dollar o..
Faluerel o.
Entity Er The WithdraWal ~ any goods 90
merchandie nom bonded w-arehouse, y cts
anger returns, ~ for Quautiry NOT cre.-5-
Z Ing 81 Gal-ouaf 8Hlarr Wct-
Gaugefs ref1rusr eNeeeulug ~ gallons = Ell.
Insurance Marine inland ana EirsL where
the consideration PAID l1T the Insurance ia
cash. premium notes, % both. does not exceed
$40, 10 eta
Insurance. Marine. Inland. and Elre.. eye
cce-iug go. and not exceeding 80 - CTS
Insurance. Marine. miami and Elre- exc
ceeiiug So, B eta
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r%ineinnnti Markefs.

Cincinnati Markets.
C-INCTNNATI, Nov. u.
EOur-Quiet, and nominaliy UNCHANGED.
Wheat-Unchauged and quiet Old red s29
81 O5; new SllOaSI IS.
C~orn-Steady 55a5Tc. far old.
OaJs-tlrm, az 40c. in elevator.
Rye-Dull, at S2gS5c. for prime.
Rarley-Dnchanged, and prices nominal.
Mess Pork-Held at $50.
Green Ment-Ofered at l2%. 49,, 10 and ma
ISc. Tor shoulders, sides and Hams.
Bulk Meats-ALs Aeid At IIM@ifLu. for shoul
ders ana Sides, and bacon at II, 70 and &c. for
shoulders, sides and clear sides, packed.
Lard-Is duh al 25lz627c. for prime new In
tierccs.
HOgs-Are a ctive at silasl2
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL

OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL,l
November II, 1885.
Money matters emain easy, and a general
Inactivity prevails In the market, and doubt
less will until there is a change IN the Cotton
market, or holders are enabled 10 ship the large
amount accumulated here.
Exchange remains finn al ouY last quotations
viz: Selling &c. premium, buying par.
Gold quite dun, with a slight decline in this
market, in The face Of q small advance IN New
York. We quote buying 81 l5a, and selling
81 As.
some few Transactions in Silver are reported
al the following rates: Buying 80, and selling
90.
There is @ fair demand for 7-30s, and some sale
at from Is 20 90.
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MEMPHIS, Nov. 10.
WHITE RIVER, DUvALLs BLUFF AND
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK r. r.
Duvalls Bluff is the point Of intersec-
ton of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad with White river, and the point
whence supplies have reached the Union
army operating in Arkansas. 1t is forty
miles to Little Rock, and, as the Arkan-
sas river is most of the year too low for
navigation, supplies have been sent by
way of White river and the railroad.
The road to Memphis-siXty miles-has
been graded most Of the way, and before
the rebellion was running forty miles
from that city,
It's commercial importance TO Mem
phis viii insure its early completion.
Government has constructed at Devall's
Bluff two immense warehouses, costing
over II hundred thousand dollars.
which are of no further use. White river.
though very crooked and narrow, has
substantial and permanent banks, and is
navigable for boats of medium tonnage,
all the year, for four hundred miles, Its
immediate banks overflow in high water,
but the country back has the most pro-
ductive OfsOils for cotton and corn. Des
| Arc, thirty miles above Duvalrs Bluff,
4MhEA1AAH OAAI AAAAaAANt 44AAANTF III - ~ ~
| sonport one hundred and eighty miles
above, are outlets for q large extent Of
fertile country,
LITTLE RED RIVER.
This river empties into White between
DesArc and Augusta, and is navigable
] for fifty miles a part of the year. Searcey
and West Point are thrifty villages upon
it. 1t has its source in the midst of an
immense pine region, as yet wholly I'm.
developed.
BLACK RIVER.
At J~acksonpOrt, practically the heat
of navigation on White river most of tn,
year, Black river comes in. Ii is navi
gable for small boats one hundred anC
fifty miles, through a beautiful, rich ant
for the most part uncultivated country
and has its source in southern Missouri
The lands bordering upon these rivers
with few exceptions, have soils of mex
hausuble fertility, are comparatively un
occupied, and offer to emigrants induce
ments seldom found in any country. TIL
quality and quantity per acre of cottol
raised is not excelled by any other cottol
lands.
COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE To ST. LOU
or II WHITE RIVER TRADE.
Before h rebellion st. Louis got lii
tie or none Of the trade Of this river. /
was divided between Cincinnati, Mem
phis, Louisville and New Orleans, Louis
vile getting the largest share and New
Orleans next, and, even with the fe,
lands cultivated, it furnished employ
ment for two or more daily lines of boat,
r The events Of the wan have thrown III
chief trade of this magnificent eountr
into the hands Of st. Louis. For the los
two years Government restrictions upo
e the navigation upon the Mississippi hay
almost entirely cut off New Orleans an
a he other ports, and left to St. Lou
j nearly the exclusive, although limiteI
r trade upon those rivers.
4: Now that trade is unobstructed, Gin
cinnati, Louisville, Memphis and Ne
' Orleans are each preparing TO make Il
most strenuous efforts 10 secure the gre
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MEMPHIS, November To- lro-
To ne n o.. and Bnehrea Of Chc,1SuW Lodge
No. s. T. u. o. r.
The undersigned Committee, appointed 70
dran suitable resolutions IN reference 70 the
death Of our Is;e Brother DAVID GROSS Deg
leave to submit the following;
WHEREAS. Il has pleased an Advise Prov
deuce 10 remove from our midst Brother DAVID
GROSS. therefore,
Res5hed, That In the demise Of Brother DAVID
Gross. Chickssay Lodge No. 8 has lost a good
Brother and a worthy member, ever ready &c
carry ont The fundamental principles % oul
Order.
Ees3ire5, That while we submit humbly 10
the inscrutable dispensations Of the supreme
Ruler, we cannot bat express our sorrow for the
JOS Or a Brother who had a bright future befor,
nm but " was cut dow IN the prime Of lfs
before MS work was done.
hesoirea, That In rendering our sincere YIN
pathy 10 The relatives who have LOST in him 4
kind and anectouate Brother, we have the con.
soling behei that he is nov resting from hi
labor, and receiving the reward voucbsafpd Z,
the good and true.
Rssolred, That a copy OF these resolutions d,
sent 70 the afflicted relatives, that they be pub
rshed. and that the usual badge OF mouminl
/ be worn for thirty days.
H.. GRONArER
JOHN BEAMTsH
A. ALNhEkT.
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BIG FIRK.-n you wish % e9t D. -,eood cheap
have yoor frees topped. II you want your trees
topped, address "Tree Topper" care Box s7s
Memphis Postomee- @-
rs. Ladies' Furs, the largest and best assort-
ment in the city, at the pld stapdOf Freneisco
& Virgins nOyi6 w
GO TO TREAT's-If you are in want OF agri-
cultural implements Of any description, go to
Treats on Madison street. near bayou bridge.
The articles are OF his own manufacture, and
warranted for everything they are represented
to be. CAN on him and examine his stock be-
fore o go elsewhere.
Hg Coquette Jackets and Opera Basques at
seessels. novH lt
ss- Ladies' Furs Of every style, shape and
quality at the Memphis Hat Company, TO be
sold very low. noNll Ivy
ne- Fitch Eugenia's and collars, at Francisco.
4 Virgins. novlo !
Mrs. GooES's.-Ladies, go 10 Mrs. Gogcn's, on
Main street, between Adamsand Jefferson, and
select from her large and beautiful stock your
wants in the millinery line. The quality is the
best and the style the latest.
re- A large assortment Of Plaids Dress Goods
at seessel's. novI5 l2t
I~SsURANcE-At a Meeting Of the Board of
Underwriters, held on the ninth instant, It was
determined That In consequence OF the large
quantities OF cotton accommodating In this city,
and stored In mercantile houses, 10 Increase the
rate heretofore charged ON property rendered
more hazardous by the storage OF cotton, and
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That all contracts OF Insurance here
after effected upon buildings, or merchandise
contained therein, when said buildings are oc-
for he storage ofcOtton there, be charged
an additional rate OF one-qusrter per cent per
month, during the continuance OF said add
risk. j.. q. LOUSDALE, President.
r. V. V-REDENBUGH, Secretary. novl6-Iw
re- otter Hats. Beaver Hats, and Soft Hats, In
variety, at Francisco & Virgins.
nOyl6 iw
BB Black and White Checks, new styles. at
nov5 1T
Eg New style Of Hats Just received, nj Fran
Virgins, 3Os Main street.
movie "
BE- Mink Collars, at Franoiseo & Virgins.
movie ivy
rs Furs, Furs, Furs, Of every description, at
& Virgins, 30g Main street, two doors
OF Monroe street. noyl7 Iw
rs Mink Berthas, Nuns and GUYS, Al Fran
'isco& Virgins movie Ivy
re New styles OF Dress Goods at seesels-
heap. noyl7 l2t
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prehi, fstr5s0 thk4f prineely payilions rolling
~lnsIlver, while the poor Southern grower may
sweat over his fields from which the fences
hare beeu for steamboat hrewood and
camp use, with broken down cattle and few OF
them, the victim Of New York stock-jobbing
FascaUtys tthessyi Views are eorrscswe byno
means assert. bui that they are beiievedt d{he
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RoBBERY.-Last evening, about dusk,
three negroes entered the store OF Mr.
Mara, on Beall street and made OIL Win
q large bundle OF hoop-skirts, intended
evidently for some Of their dark para
mours. The excitement quickly drew
officers Clancy and Slattery TO the spot,
and they Immediately started in pursuit,
and succeeded in capturing N Of the
party, the rascals having the goods, ma
king their escape. Henry Washington,
the one captured, stated he was a mem
Der Of the Third Regiment Colored In.
iantry. He wa turned over 20 the mill.
tary authorities iof disposal.