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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

A. f.. BLACkM AK.
Music ruIlisher, Piano Mdrufnctsrer
And Importer OF
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
lG7 Canal Street. tnear Dauphin,)
Nnw ORLEANs.
Wholesale Depot Of the Hlacktnar Upright
Pianos WIN. knaSc Co.'S. X: Num- $
ard other first class pianos Prince Coz
Organs and Nelodeons. all of which are
sold n, factory rates mario ~
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01
MILL Err Y,

Bonnets Hats for Ladies hiidren and
Misses. Ribbons, Flowers, Bridal Wrcaths
and Wells, &c. In short complete assor,
mcnt M Ladies Goods iron, paper o Pins
to Wedding OUTFIT this portion of the
stock was selected with great care by
Mrs Wells. who by business experience"
in this market of twelve years, perfectly
understands the requirements of Ladies in
this section. and feel. cenfilsn, tina; she
can please the most fastdious both IN
Goods and prices.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

Mr. j. II. Mcpermo,t is determined to
establish an exclusive ladies store that
will prove beneficial to hi customers and
creditabl. 10 himself. In view Of which h"
h purchased the largest stock "f goods
ia the Ladies line, ertr brought I" his mar
ket. and being Determined to secure the
Ladies trade. he pledges himselt 10 sell
cheaper than the cheapest. Ladies VIII"
favor him with their custom may rest as
su-ed that they will get goods at leGiu-
mate prices. whether judges or not. for he
has established one Price system which
cannot foil to give satisfaction, as it is based
upon swalf profits and Yuick returns.
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For Sale or Rent.
Farm for Sale Cheap.
For Sale.

For Sale.
TNHE undersigned offers FOR sale on rea-
sonable terms, one of the finest two
story buildings in the town of Mindrn'
La. very convenient to the Minden Female
College. which is under the direction OF
Rev. Or. Bright The house contains nine
rooms. the ground is spacious and there
are all convenenees of outhous"s, etc.
Fer particulars address
DIR. SAML ARClIINARD.
at Robuson's old stand, Mndch, La
ioup3.tf
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

No % Texas street, Shreveport, Louisiana.
uOCLD inform their friends and the
w public that they are in receipt Of
fresh stock of goods in their line. purchased
by the senior partner direct from the i'm.
porters in New York, which consists in part
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

raos n. Prrrs CLARENCE C. THAYER:
PITTS & TEIAYER,
Auction and COMM 8 sion
MERCHANTS, %.
Stacy Il Poland large Warehouse,
foot Of Texas street. LET of II. b. Dr.
Ton T. Co., SHREVEPORT, La. ,e,..
HOESIGNMENTS Of every description
u 1t private or public sale respectfully
solicited All business entrusted-te our care
shall receive prompt attention.
Regular Auction Trade Sales the nrst
and third Wednesday Of every Months
$50. !. Also-Agents for tue
.sEtna Life Hnsx,anec Company,
Of Hartford, Connecticut.
ManAattas Fire Insurance Company,
Of New York, and
Travellers Insurance Company,
Of Providence, r. /.
q. The Travellers Insurance Company in
sures against all Personal Accidents,
while travelling or at home, causing loss OF
life or personal injury. marAS-om
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ENl. SNkC.
EO1. Rent.

FOl. Kent.
FURNISHED ROOMS in the
Il building formerly used as the
Verandah Hotel. Gentlemen only
need apply.
mar27-tf II. HASSABkAt N.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

TNHESE Machines are now universally
acknowledged to be superior to an
others in the quality aT1i variety OF the
sewing done by them. and also in durabil-
ity of the Machin,. The mere fact that the
Wheeler & Wilson Company have manu-
featured and sold over zoe, 900 Of these la
Dor saving machines is conclusive violence
OF their superiority over all complicated
two needle chain stitch. and cog wheel
shuttle machines. 10000 Of The " & w.
machines have been sold in the State of
Louisiana alone. and are giving cntiie sat
isiact,jn All machines sold by Us are
guaranteed ana instructions given free Of
charge. Now aud valuable improvements
have been added to the shove machines
within the last twelve months. The best
assortment of needles, silk. cotton and ina
chine trimmings OF all kinds IN the city, al
ways on hand. Address PECk BROTH
Frs. Agents, lG2 Canal street. New Or
leans.
n. b All the late Improvements may
be added to old machines at a small cost
sept23 Iy
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.EOl. Rent.

YINUE two store rooms under the Nerandah
| Hotel on Milan street. Apply on the
premises to
mar31-t If. u. HAuSSABRAtk
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For safe,
FO,. Safe,
For Rent,

II ON 5 on Texas street, next TO the
Ii Mark., Exchange. Alec a store to
Rent. Apply in the store of l. Goodman.
apl l1-u
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: | a
IYAMS T. KENNEDY, ,,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
8 q @ s s >
STATIONERY.
CUTLERY, GUNS,
Fancy Articles &C..
25..Texas St1'eet.,25
SHREVEPORT, La.
lave now opened a full and complete
stock of articles in their line. embracing
Drugs. Chemicals, and Patent Medicines,
Oils, Glass and Glassware, Cutlery. Per
iumery, Soaps, Hair Preparati ons, Combs,
and Brushes, with an endless variety of
FANCY ARTICLES.
Our stocks have been purchased on the
most advantageous terms, and we assure
customers that they will find our prices
such a. will give entire satisfaction.
We have q large and magnificent assort-
ment of
Books and Stationery,
surprising anything of the kind outside OF
! New Orleans. and embracing the works OF
standard authors, together with the latest
publications Of the day.
| Stationery in all its varieties, and Oh the
most reasonable terms. Also
Music and MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS
We shall not euuu,erate the various arti
c,es embraced in our stock, but solicit {
call from Wholesale and retail buyers, feel
uted thst they will be'pleased upo Z
an examination.
We havo secured the services Of
| Mr.. }. II. sPEDDIE,
Pharmaceutist late OF f. J. Hart u Co.
New Orleans, who will attend TO the Pre-
scrption Department. apis y
NOTICE.
! ~ I-pTNG INV ahaonco in Enronp Mr.
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Dressmaking Department.

Mrs. Well susp.rintends the Millinery and
Dress Making Department, where sire vii
be pleased to see and wait rrpon her old
friends and customers generally. Both of
hese branches are under the management
o! first class artists who are thoroughly
posted on tn. latest fashions.
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',Lb. u hITf. l. ! w h''> ~
UlTE & MI RDOCk,
importers and Whoicsal" Dealers in
Wines, l.iauOrs aAd Bar stores,
No. "a GRANiEk STSEET.
New Orleans.
Have in store and for sale as the lowest
rates.
Old French BEANpiKS,
Scotch " h-kcy,
. Irish
. Rye
o.. Bourbon
jamaica fun
! Santa Cruz Rum.
| swan Gin.
! \ulci's Holland Gin.
! Glare. Wines. in casks. cases and dcmi:
/ Johns.
! White Wine. in cases,
| Champagne. OF va,ua. brands,
| Catawba Wine
old Sherry Wine;
! o.. Port Wine.
| Madeira Wine.
Woli's SchivIam Schnapps,
llo.t"tter's Eittrrs,
Rcd Jacket Bi,tcrs,
brakes Plantation Differs.
Boxers Eiitrs
Ncrmouth Molly, Prat \ Co,
Absynthc.
Assorted Cordials and Liquors,
Dublin and London Porter
Scotch Ale.
Cigars. Of various brands
d.cl2 en-.
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nuRYEAS' M AIzEAA,
TRY ONE POUND.

Wa. tie o.ly"- Preparation for food
from Indian Corn"
That received q medal and honorable men
ton from the Royal Commissioners at the
great international exhibition, at London.
1862. the competition of all prominent
..Corn starch and :. Prepared Corn
Flour Of this and other countries not
withstanding.
Maizena,,
The food and luxury OF the age without
angle fauh. One trial will convince the
most skeptcal.s Makes Puddings, Cakes
Custards. Blanc Mango, &C., without lsin-
o,ass. with few or no eggs, at . cost aston
is1ing the most economical. a slight aa-
Aition to; ordinary Wheat Flour greatly
improves Bread and Cake 1t IS also eN-
ceilens for thickening sweet sauces, era-
lvtes for Ssh and meat. soups, &c. for Ice
Cream nothing can compare with IT, a
little boiled in milk will produce rch
cream for coffee, chocolate, tea, &c.
Put up in one pound packages, "nosa
the trademark Maizena,, with directions
for use. It'll,
A most delicious article Of food for chli-
dren and invalids of all ages. For sale by
Grocers and Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, 166 Fulton 81.
;ane-1y General Agent
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Wanted to Know if He was Dead.

Scene: Office Of morning newspaper.
Enter German, much the worse for IN
overnight spree. Thus to the clerk at the
counter:
IF you Jlcasc 81, wants de bapcr nit
dis mornings One vot hash de names Of
de bccblcs vot Kills cholera all De vile"
He was handed Taper, and after looking
it over in Il confused way, said;
'Will you PC SO good ash to read de
names what don't have de cholera any more
too soon Just now, and see if Carl Gcinsen-
koopcnotton hash. got EN- -
The clerk read the li~t, thc Tcuton listen
ING with trembling attention, wiping the
Precipitation from his brow meanwhile, in
great excitement. When the list was com
pleted, the Tcnton's ,aco frightened up,
and he exclaimed
'You don't fad 'cm?'
Clerk 10 such name there, sir. -
Teuton lseizing him warmly by the
hand This ish uice-this Is some funs
that ish ny names. Pin drunk ash never
vas, and, ny tam, YES f-aid vas gone ted
nit cholera, and | didn't knows it. Mine
Cot! vas scartI,'
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Examination of Teachers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY SUpERINTENDEy7
M,x1r,woc, Sentemhcr < ,sse

pf CtuOOLS, ,
MANITowoC, September 5. 1866 \
The scmi-annual Examination of Teachers in
the Public Schools Of this county will take
place follows
In District No. 1-Comprising the towns of
Gibson, Two Greeks, Mishicott and Two Rivers
at the School house, in the village of Mishi-
colt, ON Monday, October s.
In District No accomplishing the towns Of
Manitowoc, ManitoWoc Rapids and Newton-at
the School house, in School District No . vii
lage Of Manitowoc, on Wednesday, October 10
In District No. 3-Comprising the towns Of
Cooperstown, Franklin, Kossuth and Maple
Grove-at the School house in School District
No. l, near Cloupcks' Mills, in the town of
Kossuth, on Thursday, October IL
In District No. Accompanying the towns of
Cato, Eaton, Liberty and Rockland-at the
School house in Clark's Mills, in the town Of
Cato, on Friday, October 10
In District No, 5--Comprsing the towns of
Centr0ville, Schleswig and NIeemc-at the
School house near IL Mulhollands $, in the town
Of Meemc, or Monday, October Is.
Applicants viii please provide themselves
with good lead pencils, and be present prompt
ly at o clock \. NJ, as private Examinations
thereafter will be given only in cases where
sickness or absence from the county prevented
attendance at the times and places above men
toned. JERE. CROWLEY,
County Superintendent Of schools
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a LEAF FROM LIFE

i lent my love n book one day.
She brought it back laid il bv
Twas little either had to say.
She. was so strange, and | so shy
But yet we loved Indifferent things
The sprouting bud, the birds in tune
And lime stood still and wrcathed his win,
with rosy links from June to June
For her, what task to dare OF do !?
: What peril tempt what hardship bear
Iut with her-ah. She never knew
My heart, and what was hidden there.
a nd she with me, so cold and coy.
seem like a maid berefg Of sense;
But in the crowd all life and joy rs
And full Of blushful impudencc
She married !-well-a woman needs
y mate, her life and love to share
\ nj iitt!e cares sprang UP like weeds,
And play d around her elbow chair.
And years 70 Id by-but I, content,
III RUM my one lamp, and kept it bright
Till ages touch my hair besprent
With rays and CLEANS Of silver light.
And then, it Glanced, | tool, the book
Which she perused in DAYS gone by
And as | read, such passion shook
q My soul needs must curse or cry.
For here and there her love was writ
In old half faded pcnc signs,
Us if she yielded-bit by bit
Her heart in dots and underlincs.
All silvered fool too late to look
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An Ancient Typo"

\ working printer, named Thomas O.
Flanagan, has just died in Dublin, at the
age oil 80, whose career was somewhat culi-
Gus and Interesting. lie was actively en-
pioycd as compOsitor up to literally with
III a few hours Of his DEATH on the Nation
newspaper. Seventy years ago, he was a
journcyman printer on the Press, the then
organ of the ''Unitcd irishmen," and used
to boast that he had, with lis own hands,
set mp" the manuscript Of Lord Edward
Fitzgerald. y flanagan at that time, as a
SWORD brother, was one Of the armed body
guard Of the Geraldine. and took part in an
encounter with Major SIR and his force in
the neighhOrhOOd of Thomas street, Dub
In. On a subsequent occasion he saved
Maj. SIR life, when one OF the diSaifected
was about to fire upon him, from a window,
By striking the pistol out Of the mans
hand. y Flanagan spent subsequent por-
ton Of his life in London, and flied a re
sponslbIe position as a chief printer on the
staff OF the morning ChF0Hjc{c in It's best
days. As he had been acquainted with
Lord Fitzgerald, Napier Tandy, Arthur
0 Conner, and Emmett during one Irish
crisis, so was he, at later period, in 1913,
iamiiiarly known to Gavan Duffs, Thomas
Davis and John Mitchell, as one Of the
Milton staff In 1913 he was arrested,
along with others employed upon The paper
when it WAS seized, on the eve Of the Bal
lingarry cmcute after the suspension of the
Habeas Corpus act, but detained in prison
for a few days, there being no charge
against him or his fellow printers Of com
rEcity in the in-urection. When, shortly
afterwards, an entertainment was given bv
his colleagues to celebrate his iiHieth ami
yerSaTy as a iOUrnoyman printer, it WAS
not supposed that he would retain his ply
steal and mental powers, ana he able to earn
his daity bread. as he did, for close upon
twenty years more
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An Indian anI a Bear Found Dead
Together near Tomah.

The above heading contains all the in
formation we can GET to what may be
presumed 70 have been a terrific encounter
between an Indian and a bear, in the vicin-
ity ofTomah, in this State. Both the com
batants were found in the silent embrace of
death, and there IS probably no living wit
ness to utter description OF the horrible
scene. The bear had been shot in some
vital part by the Indian and the latter,
when found had his skull crushed as if by
powerful blow. The presumption, is either
that it was a close encounter shot and
the blow following in quick succession; or,
the Indian having shot the bear, approach
ed it in its death struggles, and received the
blow which terminated his existence
Nil Sentinel
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WIN Els AND LIQUORS.

rTRED. RUDOLPH, wholesale and retail
L dealer in Wines and Liquors and Rectifier
Of Whisky, recommends to his customers and
friends his new stock Of Bourbon, Monongahela,
Rye, Old Rye two years., Rectifed "hiskey,
Brandies, Rum Gin, Arack, Cherry Wine and
Brandy; German, Spanish and Italian Bitters,
Rum and Arack Punch all kinds of sweet
Liquors: Rhein. French, Madeira and Port
Wines: Cider and Vinegar. | will wait upon
my customers promptly and sell cheaper than
any one else III this town. Store near the
CORNER Of Eighth and Quay streets, south side.
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E The Beet Sugar Manufacturing

E- The Beet Sugar. Manufacturing
Company at Chatsworth, ILL.,, have six
hundred acres of beets growing this year.
They estimate the crop at ten tons to the
acre, which would yield fully one million
pounds Of sugar The machinery of the
Company was all brought from Germany.
France this year produces six million
pounds of beet root sugar more than she
needs. 1t may be that the United States
Will yet be in the same position.
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IS An unhappy French husband has
applied for divorce in the Partisan courts
on the ground that his wife put paint on
her face to prevent his kissing her, and that
when she went to bed she Immediately fell
asleep, without even thinking of God or her
husband "
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About eight O'Clock on Sunday evening,
man named John Oxcnhart, residing Of
No 100 Pennsylvania avenue discovered
four large dogs, belonging to Conrad
Schad, butcher, worrying kitten on the
sidewalk, near his residence In attempt
ing to rescue the kitten, the dogs stimuli
taneously turned upon NM lie attempted
to retreat, but before he could do so they
dragged him to the pavement, and actually
began to devour him. Several boys
attacked the dogs with stones, but ere they
could drive them away, Oxeuhart sustained
trightful injuries, which may result in his
death. He was carried to his home. where
Dir. Emmeriing visited him few hours
after, and dressed his wounds His left leg
had been terribly mutilated, the tendons
and veins having been torn and lacerated
causing the blood to fow in copious
streams, thoroughly saturdtin9 his clothes
His right shoulder had been terribly bitten,
presenting the appearance Of Il great mass
of raw flesh, while his left arm, right thigh
and side were cut in several places 10y the
teeth Of the dog. The muscle OF the left
arm was so badly eaten that the tendons
and bones protruded in several places. =
PUSJurQE Post.
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IL \ pretty young Americaness,
whose christian name Is Anna, on receiving
cigar from young gentleman who had
not pluck enough to say h wished to mar
/ ~ her, twlrlcd 1t playfully beneath her
nose and' looking archly at him, popped
the question thus Have Anna p -
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Real Estate for Sale.

rENIE subscriber has several Farms for sale
1 situate in the towns Of Nanitowoc, Gibson
and Manitowoc Rapds-one % them $50 acres)
within two miles Of the village, with large inn
proyemcut Also a number Of Village Lots III
Manitowoc Persons desiring to purchase will
please give the subscriber a call at his Office in
Iucbncrs building, corner Of DIRK and Eighth
streets, Mantowoc.
IF HENRY SIBREE.
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Tor Sale. Chaan.

4 FARM Of eighty acres. within two miles Of
- Nantowoc, and on the planlroad leading
to Two Rivers. Fifty tx acres under cultiv"-
ton, twcnty-tour acres heavily woodsd; new
board fence ne 2 house and barn: good well;
and ? fine young orchard. Enquire Of
If DR.. ID. J. EASTnN.
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Cattle Fair.

4 CATTLE FAIR and Show viii be held at
"a st. Nazian settlement, in the town of
Eaton, Manitowoc county, on the first Wedncs-
day Of every month, commencing October Sd,
1866. Ample preparations have been made for
the care Of stock, ana the patronage Of those
having cattle is respectfully solicited
lily THEODORE MYERS
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Cheap and Valuable Properly,
FOR SALE

] OFFER for sale my property on the corner
| of York AMI Seventh streets, in this village.
This property is so feet on York and 10 feet
on Seventh street, with the DWELL z house and
two stores thereon. Also, Lots 3, and D, IN
block 100, being the corner opposite the north
east corner Of the park north side All Of the
above property is among the best in the village,
and will be sold very low. For particulars en-
quire Of Peter Johnston, Esq
y7n9 X. X. JONES.
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Curious CASE One night recently as
man named James i. ftiwclI was going
from East Cambridge, Mass, to tie lower
Port, a man overlook him aud without amy
remark stabbed him with sheath knife
bu, fortunately was prevented from doing
injury by some books which he had il his
pocket. The assassin repeated his blows
cutting Mr. K.wgli IN both arms, AMI then
Jumped away suddenly with the czelana-
ton, II have got the wrong man. took
you for man that reported me, three
year, ago, in the army, fur sleeping on my
post. am bound to kill him when | find
him lie apolog;zcd rrofu-e'y for the
Injury he had done, and hastily left
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Taken Up.

y ! the subscriber, living III Maple Grove, on
ID The 10Th day OF September, 1866, red
Steer, about year and half old. The owner
is requested to prove property. pay charges,
and take him away. MARY COHEN.
BIZ
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a Maniac in q Gaze

There is now living at Buckland. Mass ;,
4 maniac named Josiah SIaulding, who
has been confined in an iron cage for over
fifty years, and for more than thirty years
has not stood erect till he has become so
deformcd that it is impossible to straighten
his limbs by manual force He refuses to
be clothed, and will not suffer anything to
remain on him, and is only kept warm in
winter by warming the room In which his
cage i. placed. His human nature seems
to have totally deserted him he is only a
being Of senselcss existence. His father,
Rev. Josiah Spaulding, was the first min
lister settled at Buckland and this, his only
son, was the only survivor of a premature
trip e. birth. During his boyhool and
youth he was INDUCED to the fullest extent,
aud though an extremely dull and backward
scholar, finally applied for admission to
v lllams college after the continued efforts
AMI persuasion. Of his parents and teachers.
He was unsuccessful in this application,
aud commenced a district school, which the
symptoms Of insanity soon compelled him
to give ~. lis madness manifested itself
IN attempts to murder his father and moth
eT, and he WAS chained for the safety Of the
family. Alter months OF rubbing the links
OF his letters against each other. he succeed
Ell ID freeing himself. when his first act was
70 attempt the murder OF his sister Since
then he has inhabited the cage in which he
IS now kept, and his insanity has been grow
ing more and more homeless until i i
now incur lble.
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Flrst Assembly District Convention.

First Assembly District Convention.
nrncsi1tic Convention for The nomira-
don It c.u.tiI ~, tai Mon .rY 8. Assembly and
Loun:y SUPERVISE. " III be hell at the hotel OF
A. TIErzEN III Newton. on Saturday, octo-
bcl =. 1866, at II clock, J. ". ] he towns
in Tie G.s5rict viii b. represented III this the
came ~ in the County Convention.
r. O'SHFA.
i. BDHANaGnEIfH,
u. GALLGtLEI,
Democratic District Committee.
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ns51 While unseen by each other at
Richmond auction room husband and wifi.
run up an article from five 70 thirteen dol
lars The wife won.
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VARIETY STO X f..

n W. FFCHTER;S Book and Variety store
VI. has been removed to his new D"ilqins
near the bridge, next door to the Pos' mn emts'
S 60 sngars TOYS, Pictures Notions,
ey ar b rnPs to this town Gold, Silver and
oriors viii be bought and sold as heretofore.
Call and see