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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-21

Ok LBS GUM OPIUM;
'Cc 60 gals cold pressed Castor Oil:
so lbs Spirits Ntre;
200 =. pure Saltpetre;
800 =. Alum;
800 =. Copperas;
800 . Sulphur:
Is . Blue Mass
10 English Calomel
Is .. ChlOroform
doz bottles Hostetter's Bitters;
6 e.. Schdam Schnapps;
j.. Bulls Sarsaparilla;
.. Ayers Cherry Pectoral;
6 e.. Jamaica Ginger;
400 boxes Kentucky Mustard;
800 lbs EPSON Salts
200 o.. Black Pepper;
so Cayenne Pepper;
100 gals pure ider Vinegar.
Spices of Every Description.
100 gals Coal Oil;
loo =. Linseed Oil
100 o.. Turpentine;
1000 lbs. White Lead
5000 e.. Zinc;
500 . Assorted Colors:
100 . gals Varnishes
4S duz Table and Dessert Knives
IS . assorted Pocket Knives
6 OIL. Scissors, best make
IS .. assorted Locks;
100 gross Wood Screws, assorted;
dOz Drawing knives:
Just received and for sale BY
dec2O MOSBY, RICHARDS & co.
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kFT Two Canadian detectives were
discovered in Nilwaukie on the l7Ih. and
yot badly assaulted with mops. dishusier
and brooms 6y the Irish Amszons.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-21

fFA daughter Of the late Owen
Lovejoy for many years a member Of
Congress from Illinois, is now teacher
in one of the negro schools in Vicksburg.
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n DOZ. HANDSAWS;
& s doz. Axes;
doz assorted Planes;
doz Brace and Bits;
doz Steel Hammers and Hatchets;
l44 Coal Oil Lamps, assorted;
1900 rolls Wall Paper;
Just received and for sale BY
NoSBY, RICHARDS CO.
Dec. 2ols65, ly
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w. j. KEN ID ALL
YOU sETTkEDl

Our ante bellum Notes and Accounts are In the
hands Of David Dean for collection, and those not
paid or arranged by the SECOND Monday in March,
will be placed In the hands Of en- energetic Attor
JIG. M0REY 4 BROS.
Feb. 22-3w.
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SADDLES, HARNESS,
AND
sAbDLERY IN GENERAL,

HAVE a good assortment of SADDLES AND
4 HARNESS on hand, which will sell low, and
shall keep good supply Of materials for the trade
Work done 70 order on shon notice.
Ny father, A. N. Gurley, viii give me all the
assistance 10 his power.
III. L. GURLEY.
Nov. Is, 1865. 97-u
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ORPHANS HOME.

A meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Or
phans' Home Of the State Of Mississippi, will be
held at Meridian on Wednesday, April ID, at ]
l-2P.M. All the members are earnestly requested
transacted.
l. A. DUNCAN, Secretary.
- Pspers friendly TO the cause are respectfully
requested 70 cnpy. Mar 2?-u.
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cO DRACHMS SULPHATE MORPHIA-
w Just received and for sale by
dec20 M0SBY, RICHARDS 4 Co.
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MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,

Also, an extensive assortment OF School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery and Miscellaneous
Works, embracing Bibles Prayer Books Histories,
Biographies, British and American Poets, Novels
Sc. Also, a splendid stock of
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CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, APRIL 81 1866
WIN. ]. MosBY. j. ]. RICHARDS.

MOSBY, RICHARDS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
HAVE just received rlom New York very
III heavy and well selected stock Of
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
FINE BRANDIES, WINES,
AND OTHER LIQUORS,
TEAS, &c.
Also, an extensive assortment OF School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery and Miscellaneous
Works, embracing Bibles, Prayer Books, Histories,
Biographies, British and American Poets, Novels
Sc. Also, splendid stock Of
j E w E L r Y,
Consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Spectacles,
Diamond Pins Topaz, Amethyst and Cameo Sets,
Brooches Bracelets, Chateanes of the latest style,
A variety of FANCY ARTICLES too large to
enumerate,
Various brands of choice SMOKING and CHEW
ING TOBACCO.
Genuine HAVANA CIGARS, PIPES, &C.. &C.
Also, TABLE KNIVES and FORKS, CASTORS,
POCKET CUTLERY, from the best manufactures.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamps, Putty.
100 boxes Window Glass. assorted.
5000 lights assorted Window Sash.
HARDWARE of every description ordinarily used
in building OF repairing.
CARPENTERS and PLANTATION TOOLS.
ETC, ETC, ETC.
The whole stock has been bought for cash from
first hands and will be sold as cheap as can be pur
chased in New Orleans.
MOSBY, RICHARDS Il CO., by strict attention
to business and cheap prices will endeavor TO prove
themselves worthy OF a generous patronage.
Dec. 20, 1865. ly
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aTiseeIInnenuaRoun.

NEW YoRK, June 7.-Morning pa
pers have the following specials from
Washington:
Senior Romero still declines having
any official interviews with Santa Anna,
although the latter has written full
exclamation of his motives and objects
The number of criminal pardons is
sued since April 18th, 1866, is officially
reported at 164, and for political offenses
1881. $3.50 %
The railroad companies of New Eng
land have struck for higher prices Tor
carrying the mails.
In consequence of the Fenian demon
stration upon Canada it has been found
necessary to create three new military
districts in the Department of the East.
The line of the northern frontier from
and including Erie, Pa, and Ilswego,
will constitute the District or ontario,
headquarters at Buffalo, n. VI Brevet
Brig. Gen. w. T. Barry has been as
signed to this command. That portion
of the northern frontier from and e8-
elusive of Oswego, N. Y, TO the point
mt which the northern boundary OF
the State of New York leaves the River
st. Lawrence, has been constituted the
District of the St. Lawrence; headquar-
ters at Ogdensburg, n. Y: Colonel ].
Wedges, Ist artillery, is assigned to this
command. That portion of the north
ern frontier from the point at which the
northern boundary left the State OF
New York leaves the River of st. Law
renee eastwardly to Island Pond, n.
H., and to include Plattsburg, n. Y,
will constitute the District of Cham
plain, headquarters at st. Adams;
Major A. A. Gibson, Sd artillery, is as
signed to the command. The District
of the st. Croix has been abolished.
The House Committee will report
against admitting Utah as a State.
Some of them favor a military govern
ment.
A tri-weekly mail is to be establish
ed between Virginia City, Nevada, via
Humboldt, to Boise City, Idaho. The
contract has been made.
A dispatch from Richmond yesterday
says the case of John G. Breckenridge
is before the grand jury. A true bill
for treason will be found.
Since the lastreport from the Quaran-
tine eight new cases and nine deaths
from cholera have occurred. Re
naming on board 81. The board of
health occupied Sequine Point yester-
day. Many threats, but no resistance
was made as vet.
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By Telegraph.
Shirt of the Stock MARKET.
- NEW YORK, June Z.

NEW YORK, June I.
The Posts money article says:
Several sensation rumors of bank failures
here and In Washington were afioat this
morning. They had no foundation. The
loan market is easy but Inactive, at per
cent. Commercial paper Is scarce at 6571$.
Government stocks are firm, bnt railroad
and miscellaneous securities are dropping.
The latest quotations are: New York Gem
The Commercials money article says:
Stocks were decidedly duu partially from
the downward turn in Erie, and partly in
sympathy with the Tumors OF bank failures.
Erie opened at 62IS and closed AT 62N. a de
cline OF ~ from yesterdays At the third
board New York Central. Michigan southern
and Reading were also lower. Northwestern
being "a lower and preferred Is better. Ohio
& Mississippi certificates were very active al
about the closing figures of yesterday. New
York Central Tell of az: cleveland & Pitts
burgh II: Reading %; Michigan Southern y;
Illinois Central was firm and per cent
higher.
Governments are more in demand, the
gold interest stock being u better. Tue Ger
man bankers both yesterday and to-day have
been buyers to a moderate extent for export
Gold Is less in demand. The speculative
holders are active in sustaining the market,
but the demand for export Is quite limited.
We understand that freight for about 81 500
900 OF gold was engaged up to last night. The
largest shippers estimate Saturday. export at
about per cent.
counts are moderately active st 59T per cent
Foreign exchange Is less active than for the
last steamers trauSaclions- Three days bills
are much dImInisned. The rates, though
nonInaIIy unchanged. are weaker.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Dry Goods Market.

The market to-day is steady; heavy wool
dress goods are scarce. Black silks are in
active demand. HoOSiery and skirt goods
have fallen Off Brown SheetingS-Pacific
extra, 80 inches, 2S1zc, MatawamKe4. DC: At
lanIa, SO inches, 22Hc; AmoSkeag A, SO inches,
25c; Appleton A, 80 inches 231Sc; Atlantic, SO
inches, 25c; Augusta, 80 inches. 2Ic; Bangor.
dwight A, SO inches, pc; Howard, IS inches,
2Ic; Indian Head, SO inches, DC; Laconia, 30
inches, &c; Milford, 80 inches. 2l1Sc; Nashua
Extra, SO inches, 2lc; Salmon Falls, SO inches,
2ic; Stark; 50 inches, &c. Sneeting and
shifting, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ig % inches, &c;
BartIeLUS, 81 inches, Soc; Bates, 50 inches,
36c; do, 80 Inches, 2Sc; Bay Mills, 30 inches,
SIC; Hill sem Idem. 80 inches. 321Sc; Home, IS
incnes, 321Fc; Lonsdale, 80 inches, SIC; Man
Vile c, 90 Inches, dc; Masonville, 30 inches,
Sc; New York Mills, 80 ifclleS, 45c. Prints
Unchanged. Balmoral SlIirts-Chelsea, SS6;
ZIMMERMAN, sS5; Adriatic, s3Ii Washington,
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Money and Gold-AIoney easy at 8 percent.
Sterling Exchange Steady at 10S5S9I095S for
commercial, and IO9zkSll0 for bankers' bills.
Gold-1rregulRr, unsettled and lower; OPEN
ing nj 1885 advancing TO A51<. and closing
Government stocks-Firm; 5-2Os, coupons
of 1882, lO21S: 7-s, INST SERIES l024; do, Third
state Stocks-DfiSSouri Gs 70.
Stocks-Dull: Milwaukee & st. Paul 50; do
preferred 40; Chicago & Rock Island SO; Chi
cago q Northwestern S0IS; do preferred 6I1SS;
II; Michigan Southern 79$: Reading 10g1<;
Enc 62l+: New York Central g6IS: Western
Union Telegraph 6l15i Ohio s Mississippi GER
At the O'clock board the following were
me principal sales: Ohio certificates 2s5{;
canton 604; Boston Water Power 49,;
spruce Hill 81; Western Union Telegraph
99iiSs; New York Central ss1s: Hudson Ill;
hsadIng l995a: ESts 6S14: Michigan Southern
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new YorK market.
Hyr-,,, Tya,r- T,,,S. -


Cotton-FInm, at SS940c for middlIng.
Flour-Less active, and common and medi-
urn grades are IO9I5c lower; 81 0099 85 for
Extra state; 50 259lO 90 for Round Hoop
Onio. and $40 U56sI4 90 for Trade Brands;
closing dull. Whlsity-Quiet, at 81 26L92 q
for Western. Wneat-Dull and declining for
common and inferior grades, while prime
parcels are scarce and advancing; 81 20 for
Chicago spring; 81 l292 20 for No. Milwau-
kee, = % fora small parcel OF choice do; 81 a
for Amber MlchiEan, and 81 80 for Amber
State. Rye-Scarce and firmer, at CSC Tor
Western, and 81 % for Canada Barley and
BARLEY SIalt-Quiet. Corn-ScaIce and lie
better 7sSsie for nnsound new mixed West
better; 55a6Oc for new Western. Cofee-D1ll
Sugar-Q1Iet, at lI9iSe for Cuba, and I2gI3c
for Porto Rico. Molasse-DulL Petroleum
Dull, at 81 2S92 "a for crude, and 4l@42 Tor
3075 for new mess, closing at $50 6E1& cash;
SO 25a29 50 for old do; "a 25@2i 50 for prime
new mess, for June, July and August ut
sellers and buyers' option, ut SO 7593i rs.
Realistically, at about previous prices.
Reef Hams-Unchanged, at 45946c. Bacon
Quiet Cat Enthusiastically, az l21<QI5< Tor
shoulders, and l79ls5Sc for hams. Lard
Quiet and heavy. at ls1<92zc. Butter
State. CheeSe-Dull. at 8620c
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Fair. for the benefit of of the sailors
and soldiers orphans home,
rated ut Washington last night. Sen
ator Wilson presided, and introduced
Major General Howard, Major General
Banks, Colonel Mckee and family, and
President Johnson to the large assem-
blage. The President remarked that
the cause of humanity, and to unite In
the expression of the nations gratitude
to the nations defenders. What nobler
object than the present one, could we
engage in? The education of the desti-
tute orphans OF our soldiers would be a
work of peace. There was very large
crowd present, and the iniatory exer.
cises was a complete success ~
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Detroit Butter market.

The market is in large supply, and heavy.
For best, TIom first hands, &c Is the most Of
fered, and some buyers Will not go beyond
&c. "A very large Increase in the production
is now in progress, OF good quality, and buy
erS are inclined TO hold off. The farmers,
being well of, will, to a considerable extent,
lay down their butter, instead OF accepting
extreme low prices. The New York market
tends very strongly downward, under heavy
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, June 6.-The
bottom land, the most fertile region
for cotton, has overlooked, and the cot
ton has washed out into the river.
Gen. Wright has ordered ten men of
every infantry company in the State to
be mounted, and report to Gen. Kidd,
for the protection OF the Bureau Off
GERS, and the enforcement of the laws.
: The weather Is fine, and the condi-
ton of the crops is improving.
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ChIearo Market.

CHICAGO, June Z.
Flour-Quiet, IS 5O9lI for spring extra.
Wheat Dull at 81 669 1661L< for No. l, and 81 %
a 09E for No. 2 Corn-Dull at 5O14 95l1S for
No. and IS for No. 2. Oats-Firm, advanc-
ed l@l1Sc, sales at 329S214 for No. and 299<
@3l15 for No. 2 ProvisiOnS-Firm. High
Wines-Eirm- FreIghts-Opened firm, clos
ed weak, l4c on corn and lee on wheat TO Buff
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netroIt nnrIeX nInrket

OEEhOlIt JuheO.
The market has materially advanced. Sales
OF about 10000 buShel at 81 40 per 100 pounds,
for prime Canadian. The sales were mostly
on account of Ohio buyers, the winter crop in
that quarier having been very seriously dam
aged. These sales have thinned out tine
stocks, and holders now ask 81 60 per 10
pounds for prime Canadian. or 81 . per
buslel State Is worth 81 409l 70 per 100
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PhiIndeIphfn aInrket.

PHILADELPHIA, June 4
forenoon. of which 62S bags OF Rio were taken
at 22H@2S5s and 81 bags Of Laguayre at 26s[
ga. All departments of trade are dull Pc.
trOleum-QuIet. Flour-Quiet Wheat
Good ned wanted, S275S2 50. Corn-DulI,
western. Pork-sSl OOa2I 80. LardSsteaiy.
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MEMPHIS, June THE congression-
al committee closed their labor to-day,
and started for Washington after ses-
sion of fourteen working days, in
which they have examined 40 witness
ses and taken 1000 pages of testimony,
showing details of riots, its cause and
results. Mr.. Washburne has gone by
way of st. Louis, taking the steno-
graT.her with him for the purpose of
Analysing the testimony on the route.
The others went direct by the Chatta-
nooga route.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June IA fire oc-
Cured yesterday evening in SAMSON
street, near Superior, which destroyed
20 buildings, chiefly frame, valued at
$40, 900.
4 serious ARRAY occurred yesterday
on the ship Seminole, which was about
sailing for New York. The first mate
was badly cut in the head; the second
mate was dangerously stabbed in the
abdomen; Gardner, the third mate, was
seriously stabbed. Two sailors named
Peterson and Ball, charged with the
cutting and stabbing, were badly
bruised with Delaying pins or clubs.
An officer reports the affair as mutiny
without any eXtenuation for 1t. The
sailors assert that the stAbbing was
done in self-defense.
. SAN FRANCISCO, June Aust has
appeared in thewheat in Solano county.
The brig Hesperian, from Honolulu,
reports that large number OF whalers
there had sailed for the Arctic ocean.
Arrived-ships Comorant and CoiIis-
ter, from Liverpool.
Good wheat sells at 1727 per 100
pounds.
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Oswego market.

FIonr-IJnebanged $40 Is for No spring;
s12 20 Ior red winter; SIS % for Xxx. Wheat
-IJnchauged: sales OF 8, OOI bushels No. 2 Mil
vrsnlse<, Club at slQs. and Z, 800 hushel, by
sampe. at 81 50. Corn-Opened &c lower.
No Illinois 7S1<c, closing nrn1- Oats-Quiet;
Nominal. -ffa
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CleYeIand narket IteIns.

CLEVELAND Junt z.
DRIED APPLEs-Firm. Sales 10 bbls at lSc
an d pay for p 'ckAges.
DRIED PEACHES-Firm. Pared SOC; IN
pared halves, 20tG25c; quarters, lSc.
PoTAToES-In moderate request. Sales 3
cars Peachblows in bulk at 81 "a; 1 car do do
at 81 10; 30 bblS at s. 0O53 10.
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RaItlmore MARKET.

BALTIMORE, June Z.
lected. Wheat quiet and scarce: red 50 05.
Corn firm; white Tc: yellow SSc. Oats
steady. Sugar steady. Provisions buoyant.
Mess Pork quiet. Whisky firm.
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PoUeHKEEPsIE, n. Y, June7.-Twen-
ty-three buildings were destroyed by
tire at Port Ewin, opposite Rhinbeck,
this morning. Among the sufferers
are Jas. Thompson, Hon. F. Stephens,
s. Hughes, Edward Cashin and John
y. Reilly. We are unable to ascertain
the exact amount of loss or insurance.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 7.-General
Burnside has accepted the presidency
of the Rhode Island locomotive works.
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BuaaIo market.
gurFA1o. June :.

FIour-Unchanged Wheat-Quiet. Corn
-Clo>ed quiet, at 6S9651zc. Oats ia 5etteri
No. 1 Chicago, 4Sc BarIey-nomlnal rye
No. 81 OS. Whfsky-S2 q. ProvtslOns-
Unchanged. Canal rrieghts New Hork-.
Wheat ~: Com IL. --.
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Neu orIean. aTarket.

NEW ORLESs, June Z.
Cotton sitter; sales 1900 bales low mIddlIng
atSI935c; to-day 237 bales. Sterllng6S. New
York bank cnecks Is peemium.
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AUGUSTA, GA, Junee,-In tornado
to-day, a schoolhouse was thrown
down and seven children killed, and
nine wounded,
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CINCINNATI, April Capt. Mentor
died last night from the effects of his
wounds
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Steambuats..
FOR CINCINNATI

The new, light draught steamer,
! eHsE4 A"NEw STATE" Harlan, Master,
llEs@sssszszkwill leave on Thursday, the 9Th
inst, 1T o'clock, p. m
For freight or passage, apply ON board or to
ju6-2t BOOTH, BATTELLES CO, Agt'S.
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THEFENIANWAR.

BY the Union Line:
ONCE. corner of Main and Monroe street
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Train for the West.

WHEELING, Nov. 2Ist. 1875.
on AND AFTER THE 2lsT OF NONIcM-
Wheeling for the West Will be dispatched from
the Depot OF the q. & O. r r. Co. at 40 a. m.
$40 p. M, and leave BenwOOd on the arrival
OF the c. o. Il. r. trains at ll:i0 a m. and
los D. m. nov22-H
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. COMFY

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING Dec. 3, 1855.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec
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NEW YORK, June 7.-Gold opened at
I451s and closed at 1445S.
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oAss1AfEREs,
WHEELING, W. VA, May I, 1855.

In connection with the above. deem It
proper tOState that the withdrawal OF Mr.. A.
A. LevtSOn nom partnership will consequent
IL reduce the expense OF carrying on the bu-
sineSS very materially, and the fact that L
shall in the future sell only for cash with the
view of changing my business, in as short as
possible period OF time. shall, therefore, be
able TO offer great inducements to Cash buy
ers and therefore especially invite all those
who desire TO purchase goods in my line, to
call and examine my stock and prices before
mayS-lm II. ROSESTHAL.
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The Latest News.

BY TELE PEI.
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aghOltsalf gIotions.
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE.

POLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE.
Just OPENED AND FOR SALE EoR-
bought ata very low rate for goId.)
comprising gents, ladies' and children's wear.
1000 doz. gauntIets. gloves half gnuntlets
thread, silk and silk worsted, in desirable
colors.
5OOdoz handkerchief, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
sS 90 f dc l Sssf Pas a s@aGfSSas a. new
100 dog; shir. Bosoms. supernne grades in
1900 e,sss rsRs as GUAR of s9ss%,.a
1000 doz. ]. 4 P; Coats, ndstuart's genuine
machine sewing cottons.
5OonA Stuart linen thread.
80 ms. italian sewing silk in slkeins and on
spools-
50 dog. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, COMBS,
brushes; periumery, soaps, pocket books
beads, thimbles, needles, fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school books,
states, hair ne.s, embroIderies, silk cord and
tassels, velvet ribbons, full line of tafetas
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt bratds, Soat
bindings, RULINGS, crochet braids. coat but
tonS, hoop skirts, balmorals, vest ouI2nss
French corsets, fancy dress buttons ana
large variety OF superior suspenders, to
which the attention Of close buyers Is re-
specially invited.
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Il L. IL NJ -
Weekly InfeIIiseucer.

CAMPBELL, FREw & CO.,
PRoPRIEToRS.
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An Extraordinary Occurrence.

A correspondent of the Hartford
Times tells a story Of n volunteer in
one of the Connecticut regiments who
in advance of the grand army of the
Potomac in 1868, was taken sick, died
and was buried, the correspondent
performing the last sad rites over the
remains Of his dead comrade. A vol
ley was fired over tho grave and the
soldier was left to his long sleep.
Time passed; the war ended; the cor
respondent was honorably discharged
and he had forgotten in the rush Of
events, his cornrade sleeping by she
banks of the Rapidan, when the otbey
day, in Hartford, who should appear
before him but that same dead and
buried soldier. IT is not strange that
he felt curious sensation come over
him; that he looked at the figure be-
fore him without speaking; that he
stepped aside when the other advanced
to him with outstretched hand The
denouemeW is thus given:
"Old chum, don't you know me ?"
Said /, eyes, l dol But what in
the name of God are you doing here
| helped to bury you, once, in Vir-
gina"
81 know that some one buried me,
and l always thought that you was one
of them, as you were always so kind
to me But you see now" said he,
Offering his hand to me, that ] am
flesh and blood
l shook hands with him, and he told
me that he was in trance when we
buried him, and that he was digging
has acay out, and had got his head out,
when the rebs came along and assisted
him. They then sent him to Libby
Prison, where they kept him in dur
ance for a year. They then sent him
to Georgia, where he remained till the
war ended he was released