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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

iby IrlfgfHpb'J
The President has made the following appoint
ments H. L. Taylor Of Illinois Agent for the Indians Of the
Sawnse agency j. Zefback Of Iowa Register OF the Land
Office nj Sioux City. Also the following posimnsters JACOB
Hubbe Dayton, o. Samuel = Free al Greenpoint, n
Y. Norman seymour at Mount Morris " Y; j. j. Dash at
Kendalsyille. Ind A. T. Goodwin NJ Rockford III Ates
Scatterday GapOs o. Samuel Pike az Saratoga SPRING.
N Y: Hiram W Dickson. al Hudson, n Y; Edward an
derveer az Battle Greek Mich Warren BaInhardt az lndc.
pendencc Iowa; Sumner Richards at Ne Harvey
Dodge OF Columbus Wis Samuel d. Clay, at Gardiner.
Me- james LuptOn Salem, o. Martin ottschalk, al Can
ton o. Is0sc H. Bryant Bucyrus o. John H. Dnham, az
Knukakee III and Edward ; Williams, ut Pekin, III.
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REPUDIA TON IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 5Considerable feeling is exhib
1ed throughout Georgia the subject Of Reputation
II Is thought effort will be made the meeting of the
Legislature in November 10 relieve the people from the
payment OF certain debts contracted prior and during the
date The plea urged for reputation the Of the
Slaves aud the failure Of the crops The Of prop
ery returned In the State for 1866 S 600 600 in 1860
f5D,3S2,777. Loss 10 the State over 4i65, 600 600
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Rev Theodore White Dr. Sumner Of Bso0kyn l. H. 10
Louise Beers daughter Of the lion. Geo. d. Beers
NDERBECK-McMUSN-At POI, Jervi, N. Y on Thursday
by the Rev W mills Frank Yanderbscs 81 Jefssy
City to Louise daughter Of Dr. John B. beNiunn
wGTLOCK-swAN-In Brooklyn Thursday, 0c;. ~ the
Church OF The Holy Trinity The Rev H. Partridge Jane. A.
Whl0ck New for Emma A. youngest Laughter Of I9e ate
SaB,ael swan Of Brooklyn. l.. l.
WOOD-IOHNSON-On wsdnssday evening Oct ,, at Christ
Church Fhnve. by the Rev Georse h Nichols Augustug N
GOD sopIe A. ouly diasktsE o. W sumner Johnson al d
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BILLIARDS.

TIL MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA.
McDeytt and Dion commenced thor match game
at Montreal last oycnilE AZ llo,k We learn by Telegraph
that ct 10 O'Clock Dlol lad scored o., points n Dewitt J
tI025 the sc9-c stooJ-pl1 90: McDetiC si6 A H.
Dion 800. n Dewitt So At l-- Don ilJ McDe..-
/ 90 Al u ~ n-nn- 80 M.D.LlI L.all-
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MISS ANNA T. DICKINSON AT THE SOUTH EIETH-ST.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Mss Anna Z. Dickinson last night delivered lee
fr M the S0,fb Nintlst Congregational Church L D. be-
for isrgc audience Of ladies' and gentlemen HeT SUBJECT
b1f people VINO can control the deslll's OF
Aros The brilliant deeds Of sheridan, Grant .taTTagut
ami iieI cannot BE- forgotten Bnt II was not these m-
w., lac lple who saved America II one man however
o,t con III not save US one could destroy however
jnfuon or humble be mas b. The liberties OF the people Of
A7,r4 lie not In the power Of ossassinnadc PIes
Wome1 see before me- lAppau5el The loyal m-Ions
az nog battling for victory important as Thar which
ct,ei coniending armies 70 meet in the Aeu ~ ln
battle Traitors South aud NORM are "a rampant 70
day ~ ever The only important change that has taken Place
j. boz. substitution OF Fortress Monroe for the White Hous-
Jefferson Davis. llaughtcr TIE EcJs
d-,irI i'm the field were triumphant NeWOTleans The
stands cOlcagued with traitors while the loyal men
south standing amid danger aud bo0dshed are u
a. t- .e Vermont and Maine have already answered MIN
l1, r1na win do Tuesday next One question before
th ls1pr IS whether slavery destroyed IN time OF way s
L. re5Jfel u timr CT peace Inc people VIII answer hal
0u-.0l TIE South urged % accept what Congress Offers
D. The Hsrq and hes aud they had better not lose the 0
isiran prescuted Mss Dickinson concluded yer! lengthy
Sldg-,s amid applause
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING.
A Democratic Mass Ratification Meeting will be
hrd Obi, evening the Academy Of Music Mayor Hoffman
b. his claims for the surage OF bis fellow
aii e Hon A. Il IT, Dawson OF Georgia are also expected
L. address the meeting.
o SEVENTH WARD NATIONAL JOHNSON CLUB
This Club held thinly attended meeting at their
Wgya.G Of Casson and De Ks5ayes1 ks evening
O., Martin Evans presiding. Prof Dimy OF New Orleans
introduced spoke length the political issues OF
thc d1y Mr. Michac then called on for song when be
Rtls The Sword Bunker Hill" The Chairman then intro
due, Judge Morse Of Brooklyn who pitched into Massacu
belabOred New England numerically az the same
time auOgzng the people OF the South a. possessing TIE true
Gsy speech OF the heroic school which repeatedly ap
pitudsL
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NOMINATIONS OF BOTH PARTIES.
san FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-Tho Union state Convention
of Nevada has nominated H. G. Blaisde for Governor
aud ID. H.. Ashley for Congress- The Democratic Con.
vsnt1n nominated John ID. Winters Tor Governor ana
Ii K Mitchell for Congress.
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MICHIGAN.
CLOSE or THE HORSE FAIR.
Gu.rsaI nsanufcl IN n he -. " Trihuue.

KALAMAZOO Friday Oct 1866
The Horse Fair closed to-day and great success
Dexter took a $2OOJ purse. Time, 2:& 2:2la 2:2l4
There were 1000 people present.
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sas Convention, of which lac was member lie was an
ofoer IN the Confederate service at the battle Of Pea
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KEST INDIES.
Our Consul AZ

Our Consul az Curacao w. L. under date Of Sept
40 writes That the authorities Of this island have this
Day declared quarantine Of 40 days including tc days
b.Nlsl"
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Explanation Needed.Tho.e who to our te iat ana
IefsOns Rece gtion Room. aii ni arr
tia, they waiting have teeth ex4ciei with e esa mere
half dozen sucL Ito balance being MINDS Do
have come lien Seldom hiss % wa ttan ten
mira and this avoided by eunni az 3
paintnrni written tautogrsphi tehimouy 81 over
i5GO that Do JUS, what profes. tOLlON DENTAL
ASSOCIATION Hos 10 and ~ Cooper Institute Ne" nofh-
Aluanaa
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NUIlF oITItIdIT
city, anxious to have him mako few speeches IN the
State extended an invitation to that elect The following
is his reply; 10000.
GENTLEMEN have delayed acknowledging the receipt Of
letter OF the 9Th inst IN The hope that might DE- able 30 10
arrange my business a. 70 be absent Tor lev days from ash
regret now to under necessity of saying that my OIL
cl engagements such nature that viii not DE- in my
power accept your invitation 10 address ny owc citizens OF
Lafayette Peru Fort Wayne requested by you prior 20
the October elections upon the mOmeutols questions which are
eugr0sng the attcg0n Of the people OF G United states
regret that this the case a. 70 would aioI ne great salts
faction Zoo have fair frank talk VITA my Oh friends ana zee
GulinAnces in Indiana with WA0mI have acted politically in
time, past and especially during the late civil war.
In the unfortunate controversy that has arisen between the
President and Congress stand with the ofmI IT, doing so
an not conscious o. abandoning any p1ncs of leeoEnE
OF Union party have always held hf the States whose
citizens re5c aguns; the Federal Government never ceased
% be states IN the bmpn anu Nheh e t'ii@l Ao yeh
overcome felt NY duty TO cooperate Nh the President IN
carrying into effect the plan Of resio 4uon winch had been
approved by his lancntd predecessor 10 la h IeehIud
tie party Of which member as virtually committed uy
action Of is Conventions and the resolutions a. Congress
before Mr. johnson attempted 20 carry 10 INTO eee 10 tla
pinn n committed by the dictaes OF my best judgment
!; n my opinion wise liberal ana statesmaliA The only
central Government and he rights OF the States which can
be adopted with safety by tine cOnguUfs and accepted without
sacrifice Of honor and manhood by The conquered ana "AeA
leads directly to Cancellation and peace.
have time 20 write you at length but cannot close t
note without rcmaIsng that the charges made against M
johnson Of abandoning bis pncpca o. OF uesnF 70 bhs
ports IN regard 70 MS habits OF personal ih1Ag
destitute Of fouEdatonanGcr OF which the authors Wil
ashamed Nhc ihN neat o. pull4 plhph hHll
have subsidized IL bis unprecedented remarks he may have n
dulge painnc and dcctulss of speech unusual In the
Chief Magistrate Of the naan and offensive very crit
and fastdou people but everybody admits that his mes
sags and other official communications land By these he must
b. .ge are models Of ability and good tls'e. Men may diff
fs with Lin regard bis " dealing with the states
recently in rebellion but fair could have been with him.
have during the irving eighteen month"; Of his admin
istrat0n without being impressed with his love Of country and
his devotion duty with to UnsehsAnes and guglness OF
his character aud honesty Of his purposes That the pin
cpes which he advocates and represents viii be indicated at
e approaching elections hope and believe O their ultimate
yndatoa fully persuaded am OF the peTpc,uiiy Of
our Republican institutions have the honor 10 be- very truly
ynrr Oiedicnt servant HUGH MCOULLOcIL
" II Talbot esq, sc.
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r.r.c rcnr,Irr nrRrnrrIcncr.

AEer tle expcr thnn twelve yei and -irf ~
animation ~ moro iuau f1fty dfoic' no-tues hayn ts 90
hnly dIel kinds making Tie lock double 'op in
00p uul twisted loop tlefhe last Tor ely iolT yeaft
De h rnesfY 'sve and che others Tor nearly N desifc 60
present your rlj, the teaching experience viz There are
kind machines that worth the room they
occupy @ that do good service for tloe who have the ability 10
order AID bat thst b. Away % o T.
ilgays ready or service ard that aWsy' giv, iaiia I'
chine nsa brrad makes tie twisted loop stitch ard 90
fails IN makugi 10 l. called the Wilcox Gibbs fimiy sewing
Machine IN sin Tcty durability o. Eheen
certainty operation aud the beauty Of s wofk otie ai
The 0si done by IRIS Haehiae has aEa Jro 'rg,
duTIbu by pdchnf gIkng Other KIND ~
fih - r. Fowler Ia Phfenoloc desr i'en el
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NEW-JERSEY.
-y,,D coyog.sHoytI INSTRUCT

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Republicans of this district making most
vigorous and determined and II Is by no means
impossible that success may crown Their Efforts. On
Thursday evening large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at Elizabeth, the house Of AIR John Davidson the
Union candidate for Congress, al which eloquent and
effective speeches made by the Hon F. j. Fthian Of
New-York and John I. Foster, esq Of Newark. On the
same evening MI. Davidson addressed an OVERLOOKING
meeting at SOmervilc. That county SOMERSET promises
10 give Union majority, for the first time III several
years. Mr.. Davidson is speaking nightly, and will next
week and the week after address meetings with Mr. John
T. Foster, at the following important points: Pennington,
Oct. 10; LambeTtvlc, Oct IL PhillPsburg Oct. II;
Belvdcre Oct l6 Mr.. Stgcayes, the CoQperhead can
didate resides at Ph:llpsbuFg.
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
The reports from this District where Gov Newell is the
Republican candidate for Congress ull Of encourage
ment. Arrangements are making foI mass dcmonstra-
ton az Trenton the State capital az which il was expected
that Attorney General Frcughuysen and other eminent
speakers will make addresses.
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Special Notices.
The Finger of scorn

Forever points couaser They the Of snkat
Of them. stimulated By tbs unparalleled Of
PHALoNs MONT BLOOMING CEREUs. tying 70 huubas
the public with their spurious srIsa, FslEh What vie a
tsr9gs odor these moessrIs' emit Beware ofthsm.
Fau and Winter Cioshina.
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CASTOR AND
CIINCHILLA
BEAVERS.
BgsIgRss and DRESS SUITS Of s,ys from tho
6ue. BoREIsE aad DOMESTIC GOODS.
The eUsrom ROOM Surpassed in usy Of oI'sh-. caa-
aad ysstinrL
one 0; he complete Of cHiLDRENS CLOTH
ing OseTel
The FURNISHING DEPARTMENT ils a,9 o. ds is'gss
and beat assorted stocks in the City.
.. 3. BALDwIE. Nss. 20 lad p Bow.tv.
Having Largely Increased Our stock OF the follow
ing Goods prepared 10 Offer sspics
variety OF
BROE1ES, MANTEL CLOCKS VASES
PARIAE AND BsQUE STArUARY,
SlLyERW WARE sni
FINE PLATED WARE FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS
PLAIN AND ORNAMENT CHINA AND
GLASSWARE,
CHANDELIERS AND GAS-FIXTURES.
Agents for the portable EMPIRE STATE GAS MACHINE wSh
al BE- In operation at o
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS Second ss,sti01 ss
perses.
RICH CUT SETS or GLASS Fise Quality 81, PEI ss..
" HAUOHwOUT Co.,
Nos t33, 400, aud AZ Broadway Bs0ous--
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Pau and Winter Clothing.

NEW AND ELEGANT oyERCOATs ~
ESKIMO.
MOSKOWA,
CASTOR AND
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To Iron and steel Manufacturers.

TIE and assgnees Of the syrr er pssn sos1 -
Henry Robert Rushet Eassnd snd witsa
Kelly others Of this country. for tie manufacture Of
IRON AND STEEL
BY their various processes tie United States have for tbs
Of avoiding all conflict said patents eonsodatsd t
iarests appointed underei Trustees and prepared
grant Licenses Manufacture and Sale urdsr the vson' tsr
necessary information sud dfsWlnE
great strength and perfect lomogeneY Of ms
BESSEMER PNEUMATIC CAST STEEL aad the conpnativs
ch-epncss production well tie already
sumption Of well known connect
witnessed the 81 hsssrs WnsSv
GfiswO old & Holey. st Troy.
Further information and psItcu Of cost nsu;ious
&C. obtained By addressing Of the underignei
joins b. WIEsLOW Troy, N Y. }
A GRISMOLD. Troy, n W Trtst-ss
n Tof Pa
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LETTER FROM HUGH McCULLOCH.

Some friends of the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 this
city anxious to have him mako few speeches IN the
State extended invitation TO that elect The following
Is his reply:
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sisters OF llercy,


Dorehesera Montreal C. T., Hospital Of tie Sisters Of NescI
certify that your Ready Relief has cured oos
Hundred Of our cs vomiting headaches internal pssa
&c. &c.
One our Rheumsi' her head Tor great
years Having poorfu Of Relief water and iossiss
Der head twice with the medicine sire perfectly cured of
ie always for dysPepss and for cciis
aud always with very useful for thoat' coughs
Influenza diphheis &C. has good eject IN faiueace Vial
collie breath, and produces marvellous sdsce
In short it prccurrs relief geler remarkable nysls
SISTER MARY De BONsECoURs.
Sold by Druggists Dr. Railways Office No. 81 Mdsoiass
Naw.York
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A sIashing Prize-Fight Between Two Womcu.-As
INTERVlEW WITH TIE MURDERER FERRls-SCknbs is
A RADICAL NATURALIZATION OFklCE-A HOGFIGH1 ~
A PORTER HOUSE-THE BILLIARD CoNTk 81 AT NON
TREAL-NEW YORK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY poLr
ITlCs-DOINGS or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RAPEs MURDERS RELIGION AND LABOR NOyEMENfs.
together with DAILY NEWS POLICE REPORTS tcsa
portion Of the exciting contents Of the HEWfokk DAILY
this The cheapest ys iy ~ the woud
containing all very local aad tssaphc aegcoes toe
CENTS A COPY
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HARDWARE.

~. q all kinds. Nails from Sd to God, Bolts oil
i0' ever Ind Finishing Na d H H5STs SPIRIT a9S'
TER r INN - 80 plate Hinges
Plano Tob5-Cast and n,
Wrought Butts Door I a fn td d L'n sash 91'H
Cords Window Springs sc.
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white race. The blacks are to be supported,
fel clothed and educated in idleneSs, and
the whites must work TO pay for it. The
nero must be carried to the skies on How
cry beds ease, while the white man tolls
in the field and workshop to pay for IT, his
friend Ross, OF illinois, had offered a resoiu-
ton in Congress, that one day of the week De
ret apart for the transaction of business not
to the negro, to be known as
the white Mans Day" but the Repuolcahs
were unwilling TO grant even one day OF the
week to the white mau.
He was sure that the most implicit con-
fidence might be reposed by the democracy
in Andrew johnson. man VINO coulu'
within six months of mis- ELECTION, Iulh upon
the leaders OF the party who had elected hln'
and call them traitors, could be trusted LOT
having sufficient stamina to hold out against
ali the threats they might make against
him He of the opinion that the he-
pubIicans had won something more thah an
aleDbant in the raffle-a genuine uncageu
Numidian lion. The remorse of the radicals,
after the veto was really Jaughable, lhey
went about the streets OF washington
HANGING their heads, and mutterlng III
sorrowfnl tones, And Just to think that ~e
elected him" He regarded 1T as righteous
Indictment of Heaven upon them Tor their
disregard oflaw They fed along the streets
ribbeiing and chattering like paid ghostS
on the morning after the Presidents scath
ing speech. II. ~
He would tell the Republicans that they
could not serve two masters. They could ho'
crv good Lord and good Devil III the same !
/ hreafb He believed that Johnson would
crush them, though this might be an appea
/ to postmasters, assessors Of internal revenue
district attorneys and marshals to play th'
Mr.. Voorhees, closed his eloquent, loglea
and patriotic speech by an earnest appeal .
the Democracy TO be up and dolng-to wori
earnestly, faithfully and Increasingly Ior III IN
triumph which was within their grasp. HI
sneech was enthusiastically received by tn
convention, and he was repeatedly greete
with the warmest applause.
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Offers to the Ladies of Mississippi the celebrated
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at of all ds
induced III
therefore eau
|nterfeits and
and patente
usylvania Sal
entunl, Ale
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CO.
Street.
ew Orleans
tnl thn SOuth
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BOOKS AND SEATIONEKl.
TITC NIB s row ELL
vouap invite the attention of the citizens Of
90 and surroundtry country, 10 toelr ne 'locN
Of goods. com rising Il pet flI assor'neA''
SCHOOL BOOKS,
-n' SPOILERS READERS,
HISTORIES GRAMMARs,
BIOGRAPHIES
DICTIONARIES,
Latin Greek and French Text Books, |
School Copy Books, States, etc.
LETTER. CAP AND NOTE PAPERS,
Legal Cap,
| Billet and Bill Papers, ~.
Envelopes, all sizes and quantities.
/ BLANK BOOKS,
Embracing full end half bound
DAY BOOKS LrDaHRs. JOURNALS
Diaries for the Year 1866.
MEMORANDUM BOOKS
r.,Dcuu,D,s GOLD PENS, THE BEST IN USE
STEEL PENS
For Merchants, Lawyers and Scholars.
PEN HOLDERS.
English and American Writing Fluids
Conying and Carmine INKS.
Rulers,
Mucilage,
Lead Pencils,
Inkstands,
Visiting Cards,
, NEW NOVELS,
in Cloth and Paper Binding
POLITICAL WORKS, by various Author:
J., JUVENILE BOOKS.
Photographic Albums
The finest assortment in the State, suite
to the wants of all.
Sheet Music,
NiOIins,
Guitars,
Banios,
Accordeons, ell
Freshly Imported
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
t" New Music received as soon as Issue
From the Press.
leu An ii. DAILY and WEEKLY Newspapers
'gs MONTHLY MAGAZINES
IVY NAV be found on our counters.
srs..s, attention p2iato ordering any Books va
ed by our patrons. eCuo
,1oo,, off, % The trade, SPECIAL rates on syn ~
pECKG AVID STATIONERY H5Ving uHe -
o o. ~ n Publishers AMI Ianul'eturerS
'hce IT, numerous friends of WM. Q. Lo" u VIII
him IL our TITCOMB & POWELL,
49,. Capitol Street, near Stat
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CLOSING SALES OF
GOVERNMENT PROP SRTY
IN THE
DEPARTMENT OF MISSISSIPPI.
THE POM ooN Bird g e $

- no r,lack Pearl and Yalobusha Divers 10,
tbep win the one at Columbus, Miss, Will be sofa
NJ -ction unless satisfactory offers pun 50 -
made a.evious to the day herein appolhtg5u t ~" -
- :. ,nrtion at VickshurE. Proposals to pot-
chase forwarded to the Chief Quart ~ |
Vicks5ure viii be accepted or rJe1teu 1 IN u1 cnr
Tsnt funds will he required Immediately upon Tue
acceptance OF any of said proposals
THE BUILDING
At Grenada, Miss he e,ofore ass as Govern
mept Store-house I'D now in use % tAe Hiss IN
trail Railroad Company Depot VIII De oliefe LoI
/ s1Ie at that place the sales at jackson
The following named property will be sold "a, az
au Ii IN at vicksburg Jackson and Natehez' TO the
highest bidder
The model barge ..McLane" and eleven Gunnel
Daf HORSES, MULES AND OXEN
large number of Horses Mules and Oxen no
/ longer required for military purposes.
ARMY WAGONS &c.
Army Wagons and Ambglanees Mule hoF foy a rr
Pillow Harness and Material oil every hAA" A0A ~
pairing Wagons and harness.
| ciPPEyTERS AND S4DDLERS HARD
WARE, &c.
: r,,oot.-s, and Saldlers' Hardware and Mate
, tTools of various kinds, suitable Tor bLack !
e ,itb CaTuenters and Saddlers and for heia wore
n TABLE FURNITURE AND oO"A1
e SILS Uiz:
q "a ports Spoons and Plates, Camp Ke'
d +les Mess Pans and great variety VI ~
@ The sales win commence Az
., N.,ch.x. OF the 10Th inst,
h and AT VICESBURG and IA CkSOA on tne 80 80
is anu az ~ ~ O'clock A. NJ of these days respe
II lively, and will continue from oAs ~ ''
ut 'lT TEERkS.9e,ssh, In United States Currency
as BY order of the Quartermaster Genera
on Brvt Brig. Gen. Chief QuaTteTHma ~ MIS-
I'm Marehl5dt26mar Dep' "a ",ee
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edLye,

inlily whelt
case cOmbAet
he Soap tllsT
a. hard waH
D. Put up d
i'll make, viii
Dun fifteen o
or eight o
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pave unhezs
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|'I1ng the year
|lanufacture &
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gies yet fgs
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house ~.
from D.