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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

A n sshturtau aisputch u the Cincinnati
.,.rt.. aaIl Jan -, sal
..AIs.u General Thomas told the Recon
r..r.,u Committee To-day that % the
.,., us .-tg aAoils Withdrawn irsm ne oe'
.-.,,tl ths agents oi tac Freedmen q
- - ..4atarr tos 81 men would Dc cem-
.t.neafs shat Mayor General Thomas
fanunlIy with the authors pi the
h slu-sd nemuriais, and confirms their
--r.-,.at that Union iucu would no' ee
-.9.-.t 81, remain m tennessee t1 iAe
-t.. A. cthr Federal troops withdra~h-
-Prr.s anf Ttuts
\ the Press and Times sure that
cen Thomas occupies the position a..
s,yed him A later dispatch TO the
cincinnati Commercial says
General Thomas gives very cheerful as-
90. u ana Icnnessce. quite The op-
~ true Of Gcneral BraRnlow .
- 4. Sn.skcr CuiiaN. Hc ~slr pfoba-
N, f.l on o. gov cYlaenee before ihf
,-nm;ttes "a RccsnstrueaoR-
IA would seem from this that 'o!d
Pan has embarked in the business Of
~wbitewashing -as Mr Sumner would
sav-,pdd does not agree substantially
wi,b either cur worthy Governor, or
HE ,welvs Apostles who have under
uksp a. amend The Union creed, and
TO preach daulustOn 70 all who hest
tate 10 accept he new articles of faith
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More than Two Hundred Thousand
OF
WHEELER & WILSON'S
NIMTTABLE LoCK-sTITcH
Family Sewing Machines,

EANE BEEN SOLD-
THIS il the crest PREMIUM MACHINE, haS-
II mg taken first premiums rs the Worlds fGr.
Eldon. 81 tire Psris Exposition, ST the l1terna-
nonal Fsrs OF LEE, Roenig burg, Dznt1e, Ag-an.
kr ms, Duain. Steta1, cologne ana N7suaz, a
ever Cnirsd States Fair, sad st Mechanics FArsi
Ststs sud Comfy Fsrs iznunersoie.
II disDsnses with the cid shuttle, and tsSes the
Locksttch with g revolving hook. Il hens, fehs,
tuckr, ouilis, cz-ds, oraids Rn1 binds N a mosl
beautiful manner.
Cal and examine the finest stock ever brought
70 the Nashville market. Ali old Machines ADJUST
ed and improved. At this ohi.e you viii fnd the
best qualify OF Twists and Sewing Thread OF ever
description.
Ha- Remember We have now got into permsnen
Office, No. IS North Cherry street. Vest SIDE
fibersl terms u Agents anyEhere IN Middle and
East Tennessee. North Alabama and GSorEa. -
Office conducted y We WALKER. No 10
North Cherry street. Nashville. ian26-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

The Boston Pest says The Tennes-
see demonstrates is simply a request
to have the patronage Of the General
Government conferred upon them
selves. The Post understands the
AF0s'lsL
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A-FrFRyooy
me- Mexicnn Ouestion

The aftsfno0a wss consumed 10 discuss
ing the soldiers pension bill. No conclu-
SION was reached. "a
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Auction Sale
OF
Government Property.

I WILL offer for sale AZ Government Pfinius
Il House, No. II South Vine street, Nashville
Ieun-p commencing on TUESDAY, February e0th,
1850, a 10 O'Clock, an, a large stock %
PRISTING MATERIAL.
Stationery. SC. &c,
Consisting in partoi Presses. Stone Stands, Racks.
slcks, Furniture. Ruling sad Cutting Machiaes,
sc, tire whole comp isIng the material Of : Fts,
Ga 3 job Pnntng once. snd ~ good CONDITION.
Also a large stock Of Note, Letter, Cap. DENY.
kolo Post, Medium, Double Fiat Cap and super
Royal Writing Paper. Gard Boards, Sc
THIS Is the largest and most desirshle stock ever
offered IN tins market. is in good cond ton, snd o.
iers q rare opportunity to purchasgrs.
Terms Cash IN Government Funfs.
Property 20 b removed by purchaser.
BY commsnt Of bFG Ma. Gen. J.. D.. Ucnsldsos.
Chiei 2 NJ. Nil DIV. Of The Tennessee.
A W. WILLS.
iao2s-td BTt. Ms. aDdA. y. NJ.
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To the voters Of David.
ann County.

WE are s.op-ss ID 10 stats that J. +. Fsrrsrs see-
W q p~pulv. Al krdagton 4 Fsnnrs keai q
tsta 49, SsfIie square, Nsihodist Publishing
HouA vi issus cerffczes to those entae1 70
vote II the e1sglnE Maren rceuo1 eL
~ daxcf Frhr,aff uext End o. each day lere-
sesr Isundays e~rcepsss9 uudlthe day o. eecaon.
nc certificates Nil b lssaed o. ne cay o. ne
election. Cert 6eAtes slfuadf i4n1 may - ussd
% thai day. These Hho have ost esft
ohtsin dupicsis4. A
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To ineOrPorhte the TrunieOi and Mining
ompany.
To incorporate the Louisville Petroleum
nd Mining Company.
To establish the BsRk=of Knoxville and
Bsnk.r am
After considerable discussion on this bill,
lthont coming 70 a vote, the Senate adj
.Vrned 10 3a.ln-, tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Thursday, February /.
After the House was called to order, the
special order-the Bank Bll-was taken
up. Speeches were made by Meszrs. Pos
too, Mullins, and Wines, when it was post
poned till Wednesday, at II o'clock.
SOLDIERS BILL.
The bill Of Mr.. Waters, ofMadison, to ap-
propriate money 70 the widows aud chill
dren Of Union soldiers who were killed or
died ia the army, was taken up.
Mr.. Arnell presented a bill in lea, which
was agreed to-syes "A, noes 20.
Adjourned till ? p. m.
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Same Time and PLACE,

AZ Nashville, Tennessee, Wednesday, February
18th, lf6i, will be sold the following described Rolf.
ing stock. all Of i've ieet gauge ami i1 good running
order, VIZ
@ One Locomotive Engine, Lyman A sOuthar,
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Graham, Dorset & 90 ,
Successors 20 HAYES. GRAHAM 4 co.
ROSEWOOD AND MlHOGLNY,

Nos. ia. rs and us Centre Street, n. Y.
UEEP conSunily on hand the most extensive
n variety offnely figured Foreign and Domestic
Woodst % 6e osnd N the uaited States, N
Logs, Planks, Boards and Neneers,
Suitable for cshisef, PaBo, sn3 Briasd Tshls Man.
ufsciurers, and Oar Builders; also, Mshogany and
spanish Cesar Gotta stEf.
In &C snecfon With our tuIuess We havs 9 large
Saw Mn, and The most ceieh-ated Veneer Cattisg
Msch ne, which snsbes Us 10 1 all orders entrast-
ed 70 NJ sTta ~urametnssS. dscst-Sm
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Great Success Of this New Temple o. Amussnsnt.
FIVE NEW FACES
Flrst appearsncecf
Mr. CHAs. FRANCS.
The renowned Ballet Master. and ImperssBss,-
Female Chsncter1.
Return OF hsoidE7oitass Miss Lac W.lh.r n
'iare sisters. Minnie sud Emma and ~
ions Benton, The hish comsaiaa
AL Toe cd Stare % new Acts, souQs. BALLADS
Fsrcess bgrissqper. Dances. sic.
heE songs Danes. ohoFnssss and Bales
Monday E~Esning-THE MAGIC PESNY
In ecnEs rehesrssl. and y y shortly - p,ss-..t
aSIony bsntozs Sensation Dsama eudurf
Ths ENiIe's RETURN
Or IRELAND SHALL BIZ FRkE.
Alght Beautiful and attentive usitsrRfris
Aersnd aaiinee every saturday aaernoop-Door,
IDoor1 oEen at : O'Clock; CERTAIN rss.ss
scLIE o. PRIcHs -Onhsstz Char. 8 -.
es Solored GAlerJ Is CT Gallery rs 80.
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T'HE Southern Carnage Emporium has removed
L nom
No. $50 BroadMaE. to 6sS BroadMaE,

uhsre can slEsvs b. fuud the largest sssorimsui
Of Carnsges ana Earnsss suitable ioT the Soufhern
Ms-Eel sad At piceslos hEn any other estao-
hshmsnt in thu city.
RsgpclaF sttennon PAD TO wIdth 81 tack, Box-
IN arG Ship ng. C. WITTY,
s-n3Ham euSS G3 Braaiway. n. 7
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

we're reported td4 0oard-
muda. which, it was s(lk1ed, was to 4,
taken possession Of and used as 4
base for the final movement aEains
ireland. Other vesseIs ereungported
to have sailed from varid Ports in
the United States, bound for Bermu.
da. Altogether there was quite a
ferment in fenian circles over the
new warlike movement supposed to
be Under way.
The World says the Fenian ex-
pedition is bound for the island Of
Campo Dcale. At the entrance of Pas
samaquoddy bay. Five or six hun
dred men have gone in small so uads
to Machias. Me-. there to embark for
their destination in schooners. Two
printing presses accompany the ex-
'pedition. aud as soon as landing
is Effected, rfocaanasions will be is
sued to the Fenians Of the United
States tojoin them. There are some
British troops on the leland, who are
to be attacked by ssaet51Zs numbers.
A provisional government Is TO be
organized, and president elected
New Brunswick is to be conquered,
n congress established, etc. killian
leads the expedition. supported by
Downing and others.
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From Teras..-rhe Huntsville item
makes the following statements rela-
tive TO the productions of the peni-
Tertiary:
We are glad to learn that the prices
for the production Of our State insti-
tuition, both in cottons and woolIens,
is such that Northern factories cannot
compete with us in it's specialities,
which are osnaburgs and jeans. We
had a notion the North would almost
swamp it, or at leas, keep it in full
competition, but whereas, years ago,
1t had to ship to Houston, Galveston
and New Orleans for maket, ut
present it cannot complete its Texas
orders. while its prices range from
three TO ten cents per yard under
those far interior articles brought
from the North. This may be bit.
ter pill for Yankeed I'm to swallow :;
yet they know it is fact; more cot
ton is in It yard of goods mad. here.
than they buy raw at ths North. This
efectually cuts off competition and it
will probably be years before Texas
products have TO seek any other mar
ket than home. At present, we hear
that folks who can bring in a good
lot Of bacon can get the cloths at even
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01
Letting HIM

Letting HIM nchA.-1'he
manner in which, Aroes,
are lie, down to ii pm
their return home
an,dsi'hs TO the loo
ing to the subject. x -
General Sam. --- wed
regiment from this State as
Before Ire left the rei, 1ezvous(
promoted 20 Coionel; and for
conduct on the field was bre1
Brigadiel General On his retirement
to private life he told q friend they let
him down easy" AT Richmond It was
Gen. H.; At some other place it was
Col. II Mt the town where he organ
ICED his company twas "How III
Captain'" aud when he got up to s.,
where he resides. every boy with n
freekled nose was shouting. Halo
Sam''-Atlanta inteiiigencer.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICE

MERCHANTS
HOODS direct from manufacto-
" ries at New Orleans wholesale
prices, with expense of freight
Having perfected arrangements with
manufactures, I now have my goods
MAD e expressly for his market and of
the 0esr lnaa5iai aud ntter to the
| Trade the largest ane best selected
stock of
| BOOTS, SHOES l. HATS.
of new stock, style and fashion ever
offered in his section Of the country,
and will guarantee to Sell as low as
can be bought in New Qrleahs, with
freight added. making il the ohfec,
of merchants TO buy here and thus
save time. and expense to New Or.
leans. Will take pleasure in show.
ing my stock and giving prices to all
who favor me with a call, and con
vince the most most skeptical tina,
Boots, Shoes, and Hats can be sold
here as cheap as In New Orleans.
emember the name and
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

~ until the 18th of April. b.
e.n Pacific RAilroal CeRn11DI
ONCE. fn Mar-hali, Texas, 49, <s-ful
ing Of $4,000 Cross-11es TO he delivered
ut Shreveport, OF on the line Of road be-
tween sbas place and Greenwood. At
least 1900 Of them must ~ delivered at
shreveport a..
The Cto-s-Ties are to be Of straight Cy-
press. White Oak. Post Oak, Walnut or
Locust. free from bad knots, rot. doats or
wind -shakes, OF other defects calculated +;
impsir their etIength or durability. am 4 .
10 be; eight feet and . half long, not less
than nine INCHES in diam- or at the smaller
end, to be freed from, bark and smoothly
hewed on two opposite sides and parallel
with the heart the hewed faces to be six
inches apart aud the, ends Of the Ties TO
be cut OF square to the hewing.
Parties can bid for any portion, or the
ThOle number wanted. The Ties. when
elivered, will be- inspected before. receiv-
3 them, and the above Specifications
Ioronsiy adhered to.
Proposals will be directed 70 A. T.
lnith, Secretary Of the Company. or to
+. A. BLASCH,
apl4-,d Chief Engineer.
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WANTED,
Lost Oh. STOLEN

500 REGARD.
WILL be given for two Mules stolen
w from M, 81 miles west Of Shreve-
port, on the nignI Of the 18th Of Apr;.
one large Bay Mare Mule about 10 years
old. right eye out, think branded Of, the
shoulder w: The other large dark bay
Horse. Msle. about 8 or 50 years old
they are rather thin in order.
apl l7-tf -. n. WATSON.
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Important to Merchants and
Planters.
Boards Patent Lock Iron Tie.

Boards Patent Lock Iron Tie,
CUEPASSES all others. owing TO it's sim
~ pticity Of application, reliability and
strength. 1t eau be put on in Iess time and
with greater ease than rope and costs
about 40 per cent less. Its expeditions
adjustment to Bales If any si1e, does away
with objections existing to all other hon
Ties.
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A Warning not from a Sensatio nal
Source,

(From the National ihtellisencer. April 4. ]
The President is environed with
pitfalls dug by m-n who. in the dis
appointment of their mad ambition,
would at the same time dig the gray.
of our political system. We believe
that the period is critical, beyond
precedent. If the Radicals carry
Connecticut next week. we may look
for a development which will nrot.se
the country" .
The above we extract from the
journal Of Commerce, Of date during
last week. We adopt the language
as exactly fit. We 'earn the people
liza, al a reyy early Day Tie co~ntyy
niH be std. it'd uitA d sait2en .,Acance
step in the progress IF tie reeoiution,
ayy scArme; uaiess the trnito.s be IN
tie meantime discouraged by populu,
demonstrations Of constitutional 10y
nHy.
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Shreveport Prices Current.

News OFFICE, April 80. sec.
Very little cotton now arrives
and the market is dull, with light re-
ceiptt,
The quotations are: Inferior to
Ordinary, l5g17; Good Ordinary
i7@19: Low MiddIing, 10 ago
Mddiihg. ella
The following quotations are OBJ
tanned from the principal houses III
our city, being their wholesale prices
in currency. They are strictly cor
rect.
Suea--l2G2Oc y n.
l5oiasses-sl T. gal.
FIour-Sll Gl4F bbl.
Bdcon--lSc G2Oc = n.
Cotce-32c935c y u.
1EAi,ky-Rectified, S39-,Texas
SEA 24 y gal.
Cdn4fes-2Scd 30Fs ID.
Coya-l.258- T. Lushel.
Basg,ng-33cd 30 T. yard.
Rope--2Oc023 T. ".
Nuils-s94lO - key.
Potatocs-s40-Fbbl.
OW-Lard, 81 0s2 so T. gal.
P,f,oisam-sl soc + gallon.
VIOLIN SHRkvEPoRr,
Full Btood-Ci-an, 2Oa25 b ID
O~e-hnD to Three; tour'hs Blood
l602O p ID.
Nuttre-fO0l2 T. ID.
BURY Wool. J price, according to
quality and order.
Dry Hides. Ga Sc. per pound
damaged. &c. per pound !; Green;
81 &c, per pound.
Be-swax, 20 a 2oc. per pound.
Taiiow', Sc. per pound.
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New Orleans Prices Curren
cottoi,-Ordiusry, 3pG32 Good
Oraiiary, 32933; Low MiddEng
81 81; M.da.ihg, 57d3 80
.Susar-Co,hmon, l3ic@ - fully
fair, l5c a Isl white clarified OOc
p ID.
Four-Supertinr, SIS 25c Choice
sup-riinc -; low extra. sl0.--c. +;
choice extra Si3R biol.
Hay-S2s T. ton.
Oats-60c p bushcl.
BSam--sl.20 per TOO lbs.
Cdym--s5c per bushel
Pork-M-s., S2SG-F Dbl.
Bocoa-2Gc
Bagsag -Iudia,2 6c y yard.
Rope-l7c T. ID.
CyJte--Rio, 26Ac T. ID
SAT- Liverpoo! coarse S y sack
Cattle MsRERT,
Beef Western choice, lUac u ID.
Western lstqualyli&-c. ~
Western, ID ard ~, -,
Sd quality,
Teas, choice. T. head 45as5o.
lnd. quai Sfo'"S--.
" 3rd. :. g $685..
Trai Cattle SIP ago " head.
Hoss-I26-c. t. b. gross.
Shcep-S40 Sees head, ..
Monetary.-Gold 1877 Silver t2o.
'The following are the quotations
for bank notes;
Bank Of Louisiana, 59G60
Louisiana State Bank 730 rs
Bank Of New Orleans SSd94
Crescent City Bank, SS094
Merchants Bank, f7DS2
/ Union Bank SO Ggr
Mechanics and Traders Bank re-
deem in legal tender tnited States
notes Citizens Bank notes paid in
legal tende: notes; Canal Bank notes
paid in the same; Corporation ISSUES
! range from \ to | = CT
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GTAEF0Rr'S SULkY CORN AND COT
y TON CtLTIVA TDR. does the work Of
i've hands. ard can be Seen at Elsin.r Il
kinsw or thy, corner of iom:ncrcs and
Milan streets.
+. NJ. MCMILLAN Aren't,
mar 23n Shreveport La.
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AT 81. EACH /! {!
~ And not To be paid for until you kno "
what you are to receive.
SCHEDULE OF SALE,
~ .BpfkLrS1ANL,Nq

,
what you are to receive.
SCHEDULE OF SALE,
BY APPUkTlOSMENT.
POO Gold Hunting W atches, 500 to $500
$50 Ladies' Gold Watches. rs to 200
800 Silver Watches. double case 40 to so
zoo Diamond Rings. ..........50 to 100
goo Silver Dinner sets, ....-... 100 to $50
100 lea sets .........,.. 100 to $50
500 =" Teapots and Coffee Urns 70 to so
100 - Revo!v'g Patent Casters Is to AZ
5000 Gold Vest and Neck Chains 8 to 80
1000 Photographic Albums. Is to 20
100 Oil Paintings. ..2 rs to Too
1000 Magic Spring Lockets - to 20
! 900 Cold cna, extern n holders G to 10
TOO sets Ladies .Iewelry superb S to Is
500 Oval Band Bracelets .6 to 20
i.ooo Masonic Fins -------...-.6 to 10
200 Music Boxes. ....... 30 to 100
500 sets SLY r TEA and table SPOONS Is 20 80
iooo Cold ihimb!es. .........- to "A
800 Silver Pitchers. 80 to leo
5000 Childen's Armlets w ) to 10
2.oJD Watch Charms. to 10
! 900 silver Craes S,auds go. Pc to 80
Etc, En-. Etc. Etc. Fto.
y, B.-Ihe Chances in the Division of
the above list of goods arc to he DISPOSED
oi according to tho annexed statGii;ent of
Arrangements.
~ Certificates OF the various artlllss.
there teing no blanks. are put into envelopes
securely sealed, and when ordered, taken
out with no regard to choice. show ing no
iavoritism, and forwarded by mail, when
the holder of tine Certificate can see what
he or she car h.ye by returning to us the
Cert;ti att. anL ONE DOLLAR
IV' One Certificate IS Cf7ts. ~,
Engie Certificate may secure you a
God or silver article valned at Il 500
or any other valuable article. There are
no blanks.
PACgaGsa OF CERTIFlcArts sod to
schools. Clubs. Agents &C.. at the 70 low
ing rates
Certificate. sent to any address by
ahatt 49,. So 70
5.Cer.'ticates ................ 90
80 .'twi,h splendid psemiumj 5 90
b3 -. 10 20
100 " % Is 90
We guarantee satisfaction in all cases
Customers whose tastes or fdnctes are not
suited can have their qsods erehanged
far,i"s desiring to act As agents will be
allowed W cents On each cerliiic1Se order
ed by them. not less than five being ie-
cevcd under those terms Agents will
collect % cents for each Certificate and
forward 10 cents to Us.
All letters should be addressed to
DELACOlE BROS,
Nos. ~ K 66 John Street. New York
Agents wanted in every Town, County
aud state apl l4-6m
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. q 9 8
IMMENSE SACRIFICE!!!
Great !Sutes Of Jescefs.y -!
S 500 900

Worth to be sold at an Immense
Sacrifice, at One Dollar each article.
F1Sitver Ware Of every description
Gold and Silver Watches. splendid Loci ets,
superb Tea and Dinner Sets Gold Pens and
Pencil Cases. together with Fine OH Paint
ings, Etc, within the reach of all--of every
Man, Wtman and Child
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

zee months,
tSited fr"d
able ,astk
ment Barracks, outside a.
of Shreveport. In qnaptiti
~ may be- required BY
in charge.
Contractors will bt
delivering the fuel
acceptance Of biam
Payments will
soon. thereafter as
the purpose.
The Govern me-
ject a2xn0nH4
by orde5 -
Loo
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w...z !!!.::

'1n9 DyStHdL-
steKidesS.~ Two y made in duplic1
we're reported to- Soard-t advertisement tat. az.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

am now IN treaty with two
young men from Massachusetts, to
take my sheep on shares for the com
ing eighteen months. five conclude
the contract, I hope to be able to take
one of the steamers from New Orleans
to Liverpool about the first of next
August, remain on the other side
some three or four weeks, come back
in Cuuarder to Boston about the
last Of September, shake hands with
you all. and get home by the FIRST of
November. OF late years, l have
taken TO hunting turkeys with vim
and relish; brought home two %
pound sobblers--fat, tender, juicy
and delicious-three nights ago,
which had tumbled into, off the
Expresses, on the Gaudaloupe, by
moonlight. l wish l could send you
a specimen; you would fatk turkey
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01
BOOTS, SHOES l. HATS.
hnKIs. JR..

Remember the name and
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-08-29

NOTICE is hereby given that applications
will be made at the next session Of the Leg.
islature, to vest in B. T. Landrum, all the
right, title and interest Of Christian Breith&
a9pt, decd, or of his heirs, in and to the.
tract of land lying In Edgefeld District, on,
waters. of the Savannah River, and Horse
Creek, and bonded by lands of Kessfah
Sweorngaree, A.. G. Turner and Others, lately
occupied by Bartlett W. Hatcher, decd, de-
vised to him by his father, John Hatcher,
decd. Said land having been escheated TO-
the State of Sonth Carolina. July lS3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-08-29
A. NJ. Wicker
ALTHOUGH BURNED OUT HAS ARISEN
FROM THE ASHES

Will open next week back Of the brick
store formerly occupied by DR.. Gouin. And
respectfully begs of his old friends their
former patronage. His varied stock will cons
sist of every thing in his line as before the
fire. Viz: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Soda, Ada
mantine Candles, Mackerel. Herrings, Sar-
dimes, Oysters in cans, Cheese, Crackers
and assorted Biscuits sweet and plain--mix-
ed and spiced Pickles, and Macaroni- Nuts
of all kinds, and good assortment of Candy.
Also Citron, Currants, Raisins, Almonds,
Figs, Nutmegs, Spice, Pepper, Ginger,
Cloves, Mace, and Table Salt and Salt in
Sacks. Tobacco of all kinds, Smoking and
Chewing, Cigars of every quality, Pipes, and
Parlor Matches. A great stock Of Dye Stufs,
Indigo, Madder, Log Wood, Copperas. Fig
blue, Blacking and Shoe brushes, &c., &c:
Toys Of every style for the Boys and Girls
in endless variety. Fruits of every kind in
season, and almost every thing usually kept
in well regulated Grocery Store. All the
above things will be sold cheap for cash:
July 1877. A. N. WICKER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-08-29
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