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Nesroes Ordained to the Ministry at
Ma con. Georgia. .l..'

One of the three candidates for orders was
a negro man named Robert, born slave in the
family of Hon, Howell Cobb, and although
nominally an involuntary seryapt, in tact as
free, all his life as he is now, having early
learned the trade of wheelwright and carriage
maker, and for many years one OF the best and
most skillful of his trade in that city, protec-
ted and encouraged by his late master on all
occasions. Among the most interesting fea-
lures, of the proceq dipgs were the presence of
Governor Cobb, who, after the ceremony,
was the first to take Robert by the hand and
congratulate him ON his elevation, and the
evident qualification which the new minister
felt and expressed. at the presence and good
will OF his former owner. The two other
,colored ministers were men of like standing
and character, and have for some years been
preachers or exhorters, but unqualified to ad-
minister the communion, solennize matri-
mony, or perform the other functions of
an ordained clergyman. Numbers ofgentle-
men of position and influence were present,
and one of the presbytery, an eminent law
yer, advanced in life and in very feeble
health, travelled over hundred miles across
the country in his buggy to take part in the
ordination. Cor. I'm Times.
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TERRIBLE.-'Fhe Boston Journal states that
the lady teachers of negro schools at Granada
Miss, were obliged to board with negro fami-
lies, as no white families would receive them.
This is adduced to show that the Southern
people are "disloyal" and rebellious, and of
course, unfit to be restored to their rights
Yet what have these women to complain Of?
They ought to be ashamed to make such a
complaint. They went South protesting to
regard negro as good as white man, and
Of course, if they are honest, they can have no
objection to boarding with black people. In
deed they should do SO as matter Of duty
to illustrate their own sincerity and as an ex-
ample to the "poor deluded Southern
whites" And we are glad they were forced
to practice what they preach
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From the recent Speech OF Senator
..iHg - 'o COWan. ''' n

The leaders of the opposition are conceded
to be Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, of Pennsylvania,
Senator Sumner, Massachusetts, they may be
honest, and hope they are. They have Pittea
themselves against Andrew johnson, President
of the United States-[a pplauseJ-an they
have doubted his patriotism, and we "oula w
wanting in common sense and decency- II we
did not respect him. Along with him you have
William H Seward. [Applanse.] No man
either in this country or in Europe, stands
HIGHER as a statesman or man OF learning
than the secretary of State. We well know
how much we are indebted to his skill, saga
city and patriotism. This mansis with Mr..
Johnson. and is he not as great man as
Thaddeus tevens?-[Lapghter. ] Ihsn! you
have one of your own sons, Edwin M. STAN
ton. also Gideon Weles and Hugh McCulloch.
They are all with him. So is Grant--lap-
nla,ise1-Sherman Sheridan, Porter, Farra-
cut. and all the heroes Of the war. Against
him YOU have Ben Butler-[hisses] Carl
Schurz Stevens. and others, who have done
nothing. The opponents of the President
are afraid to let in twenty-five new senator's
from the South. Fifty Senators are afraid of
twsntv-two. What a ridiculous idea
cIaugbter.7 We have met the Southern
nennIe in the battlefield and were not afraid
Of them. Then why should we DO afraid Of
twenty-two Of their number in the Senate
Chamber? If the President cannot succeed
in reconstructing this Union, who CAM
Not Sumner or Stevens, | am sure IA
Voice-"Dead duck!" Laughter This idea
of Furnishing people of rebellion, after they
have laid down their arms and are willing to
support the Constitution and the laws, was
an absurd one. No one but madmen could
entertain such an idea. The condition of
Poland and Ireland ought to teach any per-
son of common sense the folly of furnishing
peope for rebellion after they have behaved
well since the war, and they deserve all the
ma gnanmity that the nation can bestow up
on them. Hear, hear.l They have been
punished enough. Great complaint is made
against the President because jeff. Davis
has not been tried. What has he to do with
it, Chief Justice Chase objects to try him in
Virginia, because, he says, The State is under
martial law. That is very strange, espec-
islly as the martial law is on our side Every
American citizen has as much right to pro-
cure jeff. Davis trial as the President. Any
man can make an affidavit against him, and
any citizen has the right to petition for his
pardon, If he should be convicted, The
speaker then thanked the audience for the
hearty reception he had met with, and retired
to give place to the other speakers.
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A correspondent Of the New Orleans Times,
who has recently visited Miss Evans, author
of "Beulah," at her home in Mobile, writes
that she is engaged upon new novel, the
scene Of which is laid in Georgia
The same writer gives the following account
of other works in preparation:
CDR. j. U. Mott, another Of the celebrities
of Mobile, is also hard at work preparing some
very important scientific works for the press
among them he is engaged in preparing
compend of the "Types Of Mankind" which
he thinks will contain everything essential in
the original work, and will be much more ex-
plicit. ............
admiral Semmes win soon prepare his
adventures on the high seas--while in COM
mand of the Alabama-fpr the press, He has
been offered $4,000 in England, for the copy
right of the work, but the offer was declined.
1t will probably first appear in numbers, in
Southern monthly, and afterwards be gath
cred up and pub ished in book shape" : a.
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METHODIST E. CHURCH The name as
LOW proposed, is the Episcopal Methodist
Church At the recent Convention in New
Orleans, class membership is to be regarded
as privilege, rather than test ofmembership
of the church--extepsio of the pastoral term
to be adopted---not however, to effect the sys-
tenn of the itineracy--lay representation. We
learn that the proposed changes and modifca-
tions require the sanction or acquiesence Of
the several Conferences. -
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IA WIN. YOUNGER q cos
STRONG ALE, a'..
William Younger Co.'S India Pale Ale. Bass
& Cos Pale Ale.
Tennent's Double Spring Ale.
Duncan & Co.'S Pale Ale.
Barclay, Perkins & Co.'S Stout Porter.
Guinness Extra Stout Porter.
CHAMPAGNE:
Mumm's Verzenay.
Mumm's Cabinet.
Mumm's Imperial Rare.
Mumm's Private Stock.
Chas. Heidscick, Piper Heidseick.
Heidseick Co.;
Creme De Dauzy.
Courvaisier &c Co.
A full supply of the above just received at my
Dining Rooms, 5.r al $3.50
81 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
myl NJ ID. BICE.
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Some playful children in western town
put six pound shell in the kitchen FIRE "just
for fun" 1t was obliging enough not to 90
off till they had become tired of watching it,
and had gone away to a safe distance, when
it exploded smashing things generally and
killing a calf IL oEt -7r0
Doing business s'upon honor" once the
noblest feature of New York trade, has be-
come dangerous and few dare to trust it,
Even the Chamber of Commerce is not now
an Endorsement Of its members, as no question
of mercantile character, honor, or even hon
esty has for many years been made test of
membership. Gs' 84"t','~ a.
The Irish exodus for the past three months
has been at therate of $4,000 per month.
For the year 1856 the total was lO1 ,497
This extensive emigration does not seem to be
reducing the price Of land. Nearly thirty
years purchase was got for some, situate in
the county of Kildare, that came under the
hammer lately in Landed Estates Court. s
"A Russian artist is preparing for the Paris
Exhibition OF next year, an allegorical repre-
sentation of the events in the reign Of the pre-
sent Car. A group Of agricultural imple-
ments denotes the progress of the country in
that branch of industry. A broken chain
typities the abolition of serfdom Figures of
Faith, Hope and Charity, commemorate the
publicity Of judicial proceedings, religious toll
Grafton, and the abolition of corporeal pun-
ishmeRt. .4d tlGa.t- ihB .F
T. A gentleman Just returned from Washing
ton, (says the Pittsburg Commercially where
he has been spending some time, and who is
himself veteran observer, assures us of the
| growth of healthy sentiment there, looking
TO harmonious action and better prospect
Since the Congressional plan was brought in,
proving the failure of the extreme notions
which have been productive of so much mis-
chief, another. atmosphere has prevailed, and
the gentleman to whom we refer returns
greatly encouraged for the future.
A most extraordinary occurrence took
place along the Nashville and Decatur Rail-
road between, Columbia and Pulaski, during
the thunder storm last Friday night IA half
mile Of the telegraph wires was melted, and
divided over that whole distance in small frag-
Ement., irregular in shape, and; many Of them
not larger than a. buckshet, or a small rife
j ball. ..ai ilss essIol rs % noabilsVjal 81
| Dr., Chaplin says there j. class of men too
shallow to Have conscience, and too cold to
j have heart et2-e.qa.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CHEAPEsT STORE l7

THEA PEST STORE
~ IN NEW YORK.
q. t... TO BUY liza.
China, Glass, Stone Ware, Cutlery, Silver
Plated Ware, &c. .....
Always on hand that popular, new and beautiful
White Stone Partisan thinner, Tea and Toilet
Setts. Handsome as China, same color and shape
and half the price. f'.. =.
Call and see il you don't purchase. Goods sent
all over the world
HADLEY'S
-- Cooper Institute,
a. I'm. W&F-3m Middle of the Block
NOTlCE.-James. III. Johnston, Jr.,
IN d George w. Johnston, have asso-
ciated themselves together under the frm of
JOHNSTON & BRO, s......,
for the pu pose of conducting the wholesale and
retail Wood Business and Ship Broker
age. $50
We will keep constantly on hand seasoned Pine
and Hard Wood, which we are offering to pRr-
chasers at the same price it is selling at in the
County Dock, and deliver it at their houses with
out cny expense of carriage. Merchants and eth
ers doing business in the city, may send their
ders, and rely Upon prompt delivery of the kind
of wood they specify without requiring theirp per-
sonal attention. We can be found at Newton's
wharf next to the Ferry.
JOHNSTON BRO
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r O R g ELS $ 9 CORE
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN .......
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Corner Vide Water and Commerce Sts.,
la IL. NORFOLK, VA,
Soluble Pacific Guano and Flour of Bone, LOT
sale at Importers price.
Ten Shares of Stock Homestead Loan Assecia-
ton, for sale cheap.
~ W. III LII, No. 81 Church
IL street near Main, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in CROCkERY WARE, TIN WARE and
LAMPS, such as Hand, Bracket, Harp and Re-
fector Lamps, Lanterns, Kerosene Oil and Lamp
Chimnies. ..f- r.-t. I....... g..
Nv ASKING Machines, Stoves, Plows, Cburns, DC
l will sell cheaper, all articles, than any other
b this market.
gas- Call before you purchase. jy24-ly
ID T. BOCKOYER, WHOLESALE
ID. GROCER and COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 81 East Side Roanoke Dock,
Norfolk, Va. 4-4 .f
REBBRENoEs.- L. Hardy, late Hardy Bros,
Norfolk; DR.. 4. d. Warren, Edenton, N. c.; DR..
Il. p. Clements, Baltimore, Md; Fitzhugh, Will
nler Il Co., N. Y. MAJ
W. WHITEHURST& CO., N. e.
- Corner Broad Wa er st. and Market Sqr.,
ia. :, X EltS AND DEA- ERS IN EXCHANGE,
guy and sell
GOLD AND Sill YER
auIt-lv tf BANK NOTES.
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PHI. Aylett, Esq, of Richmond has been
elected to address the Society of Alumni Of
Washington College, at,the commencement in
june next. We have not learnedswhetherh he
has accepted the invitation, but trust he will,
as he is the very man for such an occasion y. ",
Lexington Gazette 81
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TO THE LADIES

TO THE LADIES.
CtALL AT w. 8. PEPPERS
" NOTION STORE,
on Main street, and see that little gem of art, the
COMMON SENSE"
Sewing Machine. Pronounced by the, ladies of
Norfolk, as unsurpassed, and only costing $40.
challenge the world for their superior in Hem
ming, Ticking, Stitching. Embroidsriag, Braid
iag, and Fsltsng. nr .sl
may24-lw* lA.L. "a E. II. HENDREN.
DUTTER.--lO tubs Choice New Butter per
Id New York Steamer this day fer sale by
DAVIS & BRO,
~ "a Rowlands Wharf,
may2l Foot Roanoke Square,
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THO WHOLESALE DEALERS, ..,t
COUNTRY MERCHANTS an OTHERS.
Just received in store. fresh supply of
Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Citron,
Dates, Apples, Almonds,
Palm, Halle, English Wal and Cocoanuts;
Besides, manufacturing daily the best Steam
Refined Candy, prepared of purest materials, and
sold at figures that cannot fail to please ..
Call and examine.
J.IE. ID Fans,
MA N UFACTU kER
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK
Of All Kinds. ..
planning AND SAVING
TONGUEING AND GROWING
Done to Order
Cor. Washington and King SITS,
feb l0-6m Portsmouth, Va
VIZ r. G. LAND,
.I DEALBR IN
LUMBER, LIME, COAL, HAY, PLASTER
CEMENT AND BUILDING MATERIALS
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
r. WIDE WATER STREET,
(Old Custom House Lott ."
Has on hand
SHINGLES, LATHS,
u.. HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE and To
q YELLOW PINE BOARDS,
JOINTS and SCANTLING, 49,.
FLOORING PLANKING, ....l
DRESSED WHITE PINE,
fs CEILING and PARTITION STUFF,
jy2G-Iy TONGUED and GROOVED.
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TO FARM Frs.
4 IMPROVED COTTON Pro W.
AND
COTTON WEEDERS OR SCRAPERS.

AND
COTTON WEEDERS OR SCRAPERS.
The season being near at hand for the use of
the above Implements, desire to call the atten-
ton of the Farmers of Virginia and North Caro-
lima, to them.
This Plow was patented by Borum & MCLEAN
before the war, and is therefore no new imita-
ton with Improvement, so called, to talk about !;
but is the genuine article. 1t is most decidedly
superior to any in use, as numerous testimonials
from the best cotton growers, of Eastern North
Carolina and Virginia viii show. These testimo-
mails will be mailed to any one desiring to see
them. My Corn Weeder or Cotton Scrapers are
made with both long and shortlandsides or frames
and with either steel or iron blades. have also,
all the kinds of plows usually sold here, with
Watts Cuff Brace, Peekskill and other patterns
general assortment ofBar Iron, Axles, Springs
and complete stock Of Field and Garden Seeds
| guarantee to furnish Horse Powers, Thrashers,
Cotton Gins, &C., ofany kind, as cheaply as they
can be gotten from any city North: .....
ai Ai. f3F O. BILLUPS,
Warehouse No. IL.
ap 25-D&W Wide Water st., Norfolk, Va.
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CknRcrrl Nrtic,.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. Ia sAILg Covx1T sscircst Court
thereof TO February Term A. b. le7.--Li Cla,eery,
Bradford Field IS. Mary u. Yield !,
arpeartg from aflavit file m the one " tn
clerk ef sid court. that sail defendant, MRS 3.
i' pot resident ~ sail STATE and ssJ complain
a,' having h- ias bin ~ complaint IN said tie
,h''F De thereof ON the eth eay Of NOV-iIber
ieoo erein AMI srnIncn. having been Issued thea ro
&C rlirg 10 Law.
Notice therefore, is hereby given 60 said defendant
Mary IT, feid that unless 81 III personally y, and
the Court House in Ottawa ia SAID county On ths s1st
ash'sS oi February next. A. 1867 (uhen Gud wArrs
sad luminous Is retuT ibIe) anu Il.sd answer .r
except to said iiI, same will - taken Tor conls.
against you, and tbs matters and things ts, e.g va
for d.creed accordn Nv NJ eIfyFp DIS
GL9ysa, Coil CAMPBELL Solrx fr a. ~, 5,rI A..
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-gcgal Embellishments.
Inia,,ccrn Noties.II

STATE OF ILLINOIS, L, su,r C.rvrr sr.-Cirsuf
y Cart thereof 70 February term 1871. Gta,,es
= JOHN 4. Zee -. fsiiier Lee. t-
II appearing from a iyit nile ia Office Of t,.
Clerk of said Court, tiat said defendant. Essr i.s
Is not resident OF said STATE ami sail connie
having hed has bill ui complaint Ia said Csurt On g. q
ei,nnrery side thereof, tic III Liy O.taLc- a.
1860 h-r-:n and Summons having bren .su=i tltrsen
according To law
Motto tiiereiorr Is hereby given 70 said defendant
E'taer Lee. That unless yor, tiIe aid frrr . .li,
personally be and ~ pear b.f r al Cont ut All t.r
tneso t' os h-sd at tse 1Ouii foss9 in 0tfaNss
county on the hrst Monday af february n.xtt D. 1881
t"hrh SUI "n'ls sAIi sanurrss - urnsbe} ans pi
answer pcinur or except Ia said bill the same IL Ia
taxeu for confessed YOU aud tue matters ~
Things therein pray Tor decrrel accordingly.
l-. asz HERMAN SILVER Ci-tk .
r. g. CEoo5TE, soliciior for Son, riiiant. decL-i5
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TO S A II P D 2 Z
Carpenter & Builder,
S,sp on II arst.s STREET 5o-r-1 Ia Sal, sSed a| ~ u,
s4E2I EA4,aaTY.
OTTAWA. ILL.

Contract. solicited for erecting buildings In town
country on term. favorable t-rn in th- .crntEy
an ,he material furnished desired at lowest 1ossss
prizes. -,
Drafts Plans Specifications. ard Ellis .; Nsefi's fsT-
,sp.i,j,hou, extra charge where contracts made.
Refer TO JOIN, Msn!ey, o. Clover. Ll- and dozens OF
others fr whom have erceisd buildings during tho last
o. ,,.ar. i, Ottawa Teh 10 Is.
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eGHI1l Il -Gnrufrs Notice.
Erirk cy' (5yopcx Nr-rvv' D,rp.s.~ II

MULE hsrsly gissn hat the Undersigned sx.cut.T
u w. is ~ AMI Testament Of George Miller, Late
Q; the couuiy 81 Ia Sale AID State CT Illinois oea
Wi appear bel i.'. t.aiF CJ't of SAID cenfty on -
NM! aioh y N'hg tbo 2ist ss of JAM. rs67 1t tie
LIT lplse 10 biiaWH. IN SD c0Giitr weu and wtrr.
III PERSONS hsvin. rHis deuan.s aya.st ALL sste.
are stilzi 10 aitru- aud EgcscHI .as -.. u r. sus e.
sfiustineH- -
Dated, 18th day u No,ernber, J, D. IssS
oH GEORGE u MILLER .feufe-
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1 virtue u decree rendered by the Cir cgt Ces-. -.
~ Ia sale COUNT Illinois =; ts November tsrEl
D !'05 IN the matter If TIA. <ppcstr % ThSo lors
MOI s"n ana others u appoint trusts aud
OF me real estate led IN trust, tlil % tls t.nsy
nnIh Gay % December !. D 1856. a. y Cd D. sEy.s.
r sac al Iuiir auction. at he E1uth DOR u ts sr
Y liDuSe' ~ NE city u oitsrs in se1 coguty 20 .hs
eilest anu Lest yiIaer tn. fSlowps d.scrb.s 80
situated ~ sSid c9uui,- VIZ: The nor,h-esxt q.aIi.r
section twenty 10 IL 70" Eship ir;y tres (ss Gsts >.
range four ! -H-t Of tie third ~ ~
Tie terms of al, vii he, hfth each in hs~a A.
orc fourth u ts rrH3a FER annually with interest ,s
%y Al we r'- d" tn Ter cent Per Ruuurl, he
10y mortgage Of thr premises purchased and led ~
~ en- - tie iUrchsssr.
TUEODcREE .fpupreC,, 1890.
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November i7th. G. Ids


A nnI,ni slfaior'S Sal # RAJ E,.lH.
SIATE or ILiiNOI7 Ia I.lI. County s.i C.yItr
tot.-i Iher-o; D@-"rl5er Terp a p. 1870
william Eastou, AdinuistrStar q the E.i.,. - B-yf.
uHn G. Br,Ipsrl. fsc,ys-i Ju.us Br.iusrs :; III
Petition 20 sell Rel Est.ts
V)CBLic NOTICE Il hkREBY GIVEN That IN pm
l. fTaure - cscre-tsi rr.-r. rnsde sn5 sl'sr.a
refd m the COElIty Cont rt1rrEss o.. snt.tis4
CAUSE On the 6n dav 81 DsS-u A -. 1870 undsr
sign-I viii on Saturday, tie I6-h day u January l.
i'ei AZ ths hour % clock the zDuiI door
i- 'nuDiT Cyurl House. - ths city - Oitzsa IT, AID
county, gfrr for ssie al PI' lie AuctsD . , h.hs.t
sEa iFt t4tler IL -as. al tbs Interest Be- amin
Bf>lIsr' deceased hal ~ the .i-1e IS lis L. IA Ia ana
u The tHllrHi'< described R-al Estate. situate "a
county q l. Sale su' state = Iu-s ,ul known -
d~senec az fooEr VIZ Tn undivided oa--aI. 3, III.
81 "I@-i,! OF action number eighteen - IT, tow
sfiD uuInb-r tsrtTtg-o o. north, r.r.s rI. -
e.st % tie iAis- pr.asip.. sridu.n.
Dec. : l.JG-7W Nm 6 HAcT0S. ar-7'f
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SOUTH CAROLINA, In the
Abbeyille District. { Court Of Ordinary.
L. D. Mersinon and wife, applicants against
A.. .Ciinkscales and others, defendants.
TaPpearing to my satisfaction. that John M.
:! Hamilton and wife Caroline. the children
81 John Clinkscales. decd, names not
known James n. Cowau. Willism Clink.
scales. some Of the Defsndents in this case re.
side without this State. it is therefore ordered
that they do appear and object to the sale Of
real Estate Of J. W. Clinkscales, on or before
the aras Monday in January next, 1865. or
eerd.
WILLIAM HILL, Ordinary.
Abbeville District.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
A6beville Diarict.
Eliza Simpson, applicant,
Dayid Whitman and wife. tition.
DruEilla Ann, ct ai
Real Estate Of Robert Simpson, decd.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Thomss
Il Perry aud wife, Sarah, VIM. Simpson.
Hugh Sitnpsou, Jane White, widow, some of
the defendants in this case. reside without this
state; 1t ,s' therefore. ordered that they do
appear and object to the sale of the Real Es-
tate Of Robert Simpson. decd. on or before tho
first Monday in February next, or their oon-
sent 70 tho same will be entered of record.
WILLIAM HILL,
Ordinary Abbeville District
Nov. 2. 1886, 29-Sm
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To our old patrons and public generally we return our sin
thanks liberal patronage In
business weekly accessons Stock and
only ask that e.amips making pur
Cotton and other win exchange & s Goods
: ''s'1 FIX " q asl saa1sD Sc g II g BAILEY.
Dec. 10 ,ais pas 81 .,v #ar $ 9 Il o ssy ~