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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17


Tao memphis A'aIahch MAKES some
sensible remarks. whlc! we H,prNG,
and wound Intimate that tN,ty have an
.u, =, .,o,, ,ho,, wo hoy.
'rr re
heard laIh. me A'a''"I'''c says
The most dcspi ,ahlc mounting that
is heard at thc present time, IS lll"t OF
the Southern sorclIead who, having
failed to do what he knew was his dut,
in t..c recent war, spcni1 III. time III
scnsrI@,s lamentations against acccs-
sion rs the primary cause Of all his ills
and the loss Of his property in slaves.
Tics. creatures should be spurnrl hI
all decent men, and their own rHl'illcN5
less to n cause the loss Of which was &
loss Of thcir property, sII"ald be hurled
ilto their teeth when tH".Y indulge III
this disgusting twaddIc, and humanity
exhibition. The abolition Of slavery
was moi the result Of the secession on
the Southern States, II WAS the avoW
cd purpose Of the predominant political
power in the nation. The New York
Iimes--an abolition organ Of high
s~tanding--ina recent number, used the
following language:
''Mr. Stewards public efforts were
aimed at its overthrow, and when III
1860 a President WAS elected hostile to
it, Mr.. Seward knew its days were mum
bcrcd. If peace lad been preserved
the political power Of slavery woul'
have been diminished, its ambition
would have been arrested, the "hoi!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17


Bv virtue OF a decree Of the County
Court of F'ranklin county. Tenn pronoun-
ccu at its November term. 1866. in ttc
above cause of .Anccll Stoyall. vs. Lrcrctii'
Davidson, ct. ais, ] will. on
Monday, Sd day of December, 1866,
offer for sale. to the highest bidder. at tlie
Courthouse door in the town of Winrllcs-
ter. the following tracts of land, belonging
to the heirs of John StoNaii. decd: one
tract containing 400 acres. upon i credit
of one and two years. with Sl25 10 to be
paid ON day of sale. One other tract ut
100 acrcs. on the same credit. with 50 cash
on day of sale. The holdings to CONN cncC
on the AGO acre tract ut So per acre: anu
on the other tract of 100 acres mt 81 per
acre. Notes with approved security and
Il lien retained until the purchase money
j. paid. Nov. Stli. 1866.
JNO. 6. ENOCIIS, Cl'k.
novl0-lw 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

CollaX, the present Speaker OF the
lower house Of Congress, recently dc
!ivcrrd himself Of n speech ut Detroit.
From the following extract, those III
ted may gain some Instructions of the
probability of compensation from the
Government for losses during the war:
When We assembled the first day, we
found Il pile upon our table, with
claims from the South, asking for rcst,-
tutiOns for dcsolations committed du-
ring the war. They came and told us
very sad stories about our soldiers du
ring the war. They said Il at these
boys in blue were desperate eases. /
told them it could not be SO. They
said that these boys in blue had won
derIul appetites, wish TIL y had done
more. When We go again, with = torch
in one hand, and the sword in the 9th
or, We will compel them to submit, or
we will sweep ticm witt, the bosom Of
les .ruction. Cheers. Weto.ut them
that not cent suouid they v rcce.se
from the national treasure. Cheers.
Though they may have lost III Lions .,
dollars, l believe that any one OF ou'
brave boys in blue THAI "ied on til
ield Of battle is worih millions OF tis.,
property combined. Cheers When
we passed this resolution, every Dtm
,erIl but IN yotci against IL. Gn'
while this Congress is being sustained,
lot one d,,tir Will they eva receivc
.,r the losses they Sustained iUr.ns Ia
var. iGle,rs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

Tiikas lSa l"cai e,iitpr in ono ofth"
rural villages ot California, WHO scm.
10 he in clover ii. dshes up has iuca.
tens ina very impressive naun,r.-
Hear min
An night .ong in tie sweet little y. lage
l. lI"ari TIE -rft note uf tA" pi-t"i.
And the delicate -lGrLh nftn" vi.t'r. .
rs he's bcine s.,ot t.irode. hessllt d.
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TO COTTON

Sale Of Land.
Pursuant 20 o decree Of tho County
Court pronounced at its November term.
1853 N tho cave Of Sarnh Weaver "a DAN
|iel Weaver, ct. ols,l w1kvn
Monday, December ID, 1S6A
offer mr. sale, tn the bigbeel bidder. as me
Courthouse dor In Winchester, the follow
Ing trnrt Of land, 0fwhicb Daniel Weaver
iied possessed, lying In Franklin county.
Tenn, distriet No.. containing - acres
Said land win be sOld on u credit Of ak,
twelve and eighteen months, except tie
sum ofs75 to be paid on day Of sale.
The lands will be divided and surveyed
before day of sale. and the plat exhibited,
and sold 10 suit purchasers.
Notes with approved security, and a
lien retained unit, the purchase money il
paid. D.. u. ENOClE'' 'iA.
noyl0-wtGs 30
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Prentice sagely observes: A father
may transmit a sOuDi and healthy cih
sti,n,ion 70 his son aud the l.itr de-
troy it by VICIOUS excuses. our r.
voiutipnary fathers b~cq,tcathei t. us
tn best Constitution in the world. AM
W. are SCATTERING ii as rfcklessly AS It
mis- 'rahie prohisate>hattc his OWE.
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Tie La Grage Geo Rcporicr say
" there lIsin the old land yet, ~ II
furniture man in that city has IN conrt'
VI completion seventeen baby cribs,
most Of them 1.-THE cribs) made TO or
der. Brick Pomeroy.
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,Ahe Supply and the Price OF Cot

We have read with attentive interest
an %articleupon this subject, in DE Bows
Review for November. The article is
stated to he written BY Mr., Hutchinson.
Of Memphis,
II the Review had a general circGla'
ton amon4 the people Of Tennessee,
modcsty would dictate TO rs to have
nothing to say, upon + topic in regard
to which wc have no claim to be par
ticularly wei! informed But we are
well aware that, while Spectators keep
posted on al! points, there are thou.
sands Of cotton growers in Tennessee
who vii. never read Mr.. Hutehin5Dn's
views. To put these latter upon Il fair
footing Ia The sale of'tllcir h~erd.carned
produce, is Our sole motive for IHcd-
ding with the subject.
The facts and reasoning add'ircd ny
Mr.. Hutchinson have satisfied our
mind, that the suppl Tyr the cotton
year commencing III September lh6d
will he Greatly dctic.cnt and conSr-
CucntIy that there mist bc an atNanc"
.mDriccs. When that advance vii. take
place--whcthcr during the winter. or
~, TN next spring-wr pretend not 10
anticipated Bu. vt feel sur" that II
must comc; and therefore venture TO
advise the people to hold on to lhe'r
cotton for the present, II ANYBODY
-, l,,. call In-t
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CASH PAID
FOR GO II TO

VNIE subscribers are prepared to pay
l. cash for cotton balcd. or in the seed. Ia
he delivered either ut W inclie-tcr or at the
yin of some responsible person in TIE
vi, nifty.
Or. II preferred. will make an AID
VANCE Upon TIE COTTON. and slil
It for sale to their friends in New Orleans
at Il moderate commission over the eX-
pcllscs.
For particulars apply to W. SIMMONS
or NJ. NJ. HENDERSON. Winchester.
CALDWELL SlLER.
oct20 I'm
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ma Land
FOR @AUE..

ISAAC WINSTON, IN SUMTER
l. county. Alabama. offers for sale lis
Desirable Plantation,
containing about $50 acres. About $50
acres are in Il fine state of cultivation-thr
balance Is well timhcrrd. Ticre il Il good
dwelling and all necessary ol!t-!oli>cs upon
the place: ii fine orchard. and Il No. Ere"
STONE Well in the yard.Iand Il fine Spring
about one hundred yards from TIE house.
This plantation lies upon the river. and
the Demopolis Rail Road rins through
the same. wifi aDclOt upon tie place.
This is Il tine cotton farm. producing ~
well. ifiot better. than amy lands in TINS
section. and j. also fine for corn and wheat
This plantation will lie excl aiacd for
Franklin county ClcmnrSsee) lands. if =
suitable IrHde,nn be maGc.
Any person w%islin. 10 locate IN this see
ticn. and for further particular. in relation
to this plantation, would do well to call on
the undersigned. -. '.'
l.. 5. SIMS. III
Real Estate Agent.
Winchester. Irnn.
or. AHDERSoN.J Johnson d SMITH.
Real Estate Agents. Nashville.
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On Hand Again

state Of Tennessee, Franklin Co.
Vim. N. Eussry, admir-, etc,
vs. .
II. Il. Estill, ct. als.
On motion Of complainant. and it appear
ing to theIticrk Il Master from the bill
which is swOrnto. that the defendants. JAS.
b. Morris. samuel Morris. Francis Il. M"r-
ris and Nancy Jane Morris, are non-rrSi-
dents of the st; to. sotlNt the ordinary pro-
cess ofth" law c:llnot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in the town vt
Winchester, Tenn, requiring said drtrnd-
ants to appear at the Cllancery Court for
| Franklin county, on or before Wednesday
after the third Monday in February next.
and plead answer or ,enliir to said bill. or
the same " i'll he taken for confessed ana
set forhcarinG cNparte IL to lem Wit
ness my hand, at Office. ais StIl of Novrin-
her. lSdG. ... II. Il. ESIill, {. 4 III.
noylO-w4t / 80 ,
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YOUR TIME:
10 BUY 4 FINE FARM!
SyIer FARM
FOR SALE!

TIVE SYLER F.INN ~ 10
l. Gated one mile west of " inclr$tcr.
upon the road leading to Fay cttevilic-ron-
tains 200 acres. leo acres cleared: has a
very large, bold spring. near the road.
some two hundred yarNStrom the dwelling.
The dwelling isa large brick building.
with fine. large, dry cellars. There Is also
in the yard Il splendid well. ofpurc, never
failing water.
On the premises there is about twenty
acres of Wcll-selrctcd fruit trees. lpeacll
and appir.l in ilpuri-hing condition.
In addition to tie above. t!trc are all
necessary out-buildinGs.
Forterlns. &c. apply to
los. SIMS. Real Estate Ag't.
scp15 ...... Winchester. Tenn.
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Il tOOD EULk ORks hnTH AfS'--
Men should practice sOmr little OF wha,
thcy preach. For instance til" merchant
who breaches encouragement TO hum"
ENTERPRISE, should not get his hand
bills printed in Cincinnati. Or if he
doe. nc ought TO he careful not to allow
them to he stuck up with he Nl"tinnu
ii imprlnt on them Not that the I'M
print does amy especial harm, but that
h, takes al! the point out "this preach.
INK. Again, men who expect to make
. aurotit on the goods the, o!l"r tor
sala should. merely for the sake ofcon
sistnn"y, allow o;hcrs q like privilege.
10 illustrate: VI hen u merchant wants
Il circular printed, for The sake 81 con
s~i-icncr, he should not SAY to us, ""lt
! can oct done in Louisville or Cin-
]cinnlti at less than what yo''
charge" Unless, ~fo:.ooth, he pro
poses TO let us have goods at Louis
vile or Cincinnati prices. We make
these remarks upon general principles
and under our general privilege Of lee.
turing, but if any rcadrr finds the ad.
vice appicahic to his own case, we be-
him to accept il with our compliments
We're we in charge OF Il printing "etah
lishmcnt in Louisville or Cincinnati, w'
should make it Il point 30 DO printing
10 well and as cheap rs any other es
Establishment in Tie slnc city. but ~ W,
happGu to he located in Columbia, Ten
uess"e, we prefer to regulate oorscl,e
TO prices that rule here. IL any gooo
people don't Ike it they have or lul
and cordial permission to let it alone
We are ncithc. running "A charity ma
chine nor printing for Cincinnati Gus
Coi0MEia W0raII.
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Safe Of Land.

Safe Of Lana.
Knight & Darwin. adm'rs, etc.
f. J. Riley.
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Chance
nv court at Winchester. pronorr ced in
this CAUSE, mt August term, ITG. | will. on
Monday, December 81. 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, the
tract oflind attached in this cause rs the
property of T.. j. Riley. ~ ing in district
No. J. Franklin county, Tenn.
II. R. ESTILI, G. 4 II.
novl0Lwtds SO
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HOME JUURA ALI.

VERMs.---Il,rue dollars perannum. inva-
riably in advance; Six months, two dol
lars; three months, one dollar and twenty
five cents. No substitution received for q
less period than three months,
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81 ,OA),OJO, For one Doiiar :
Which they need not pay until il is known
l. what j. drawn and its Nalue'
TIRE AMERICAN JEWELERS' ASSO-
CITATION calls yoar attention to the lacl
ofits being the largest and most pop'.'"r
.JrwclrY Association in the unlle" N'''lcS'
Tie hu,incs. j.. and always mas nrci'' con"
Iurtcl in the most candid and hOn0rail'
manner. Owrapidly increasing trace l,a
SIRE guarantee Of the appreciation OF our
,,a, rnnn. for ~thi,wnthod OF obtaining rich.
npj,oant ',ud costly goods. The sudden
sanitation Of trade in Europe. owing TO
lLciafc Gcrman War alid recent disastrous
financial cri.is'in England. has caused the
cilurr Of Il iarn" number of JrWelry hou-
Sc. in IonIon and Paris. ,obliging them t"
sell heir goods at Il great si"rillcc, III Soi'ir
instance. lrsa than one third the cost o.
Manufacturing. We have lately purchased
very largely OF these bankrupt Goods. at
si,cb extremely low prices, that We can ar
rnrI 10 send away Finer Goods. ana give
lrl,crrl.au. rs to draw the most val,iaDlr
prizr. ttian n other establishment do!n@
a similar business. OUR Nm - 10
PLEASE. aud we respectfully solicit your
patronage. a. wr are confident Of giving
Inc utmost satisfaction. During tnr past
wear Vr have forwarded Il number OF me
most valuable prize, to all part. OF thr
country. All wIo Imtronizc rs viii receive
the tuii Nnllc Of their money. ~ no article
ON oar list is worth less than one Dollar,
rrlaiI. aud there are no blanks. Parties
dealing with u may depend on having
PROMPT returns, and the article drawn VIII
II" Immediately sent to any address BY re-
ttrl tnoiI ar rS nrps..
The following parties have recently
crawp valuable priZc- from the American
Jewellers Association. and have kindly al.
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..In. NOTICE ~1
y,r OH TO
PLANT
AND THOSE
SHIPPING COTTON.

WE TAKE THIS METHOD OF COR
w recting the impression that seems to
have become general throughout the corn-
try that the Internal NcvcnUcTaX oftiree
cents per pound on cotton must br paid be-
fore it can be shipped to Nasty lille. We
lave authority to say that the same rcgula-
tons that existed last year will he contii.
Ued until the meeting of Congress in No
ycmber. ..... H.
All persons North of the Tennessee Ri,-
cream ~cOnsi,n cotton to Nashville. without
preparing tie tax or giving bond.
We keep constantly on hand large sup
plies of Bale Rope. Bagging. Iron Ties.
Cotton Gins. ETC.. to which we would res
pccttully call the attention OF u friends.
and all others interested in cotton.
ALLISON BROTHERS.
.. H Il T. Cotton Factors.
20, 81 and So. Soutl, Market.
NASHVILLE, TENN
Oct21-Im
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~ bF
.SDiH far Cne I,UUdr Each.

.Soid far one I>OLdr Each.
without regard to NH'u", and not to be paid
@luruntl, VOC hn"W WAri you are to receive:
Is cl"gtli rosewood pianos worth From, ~, t." 40
IL cit kant tbulviGunH. ios'N oul Cases, 40 SV
- iigaL class sew itg 'nacli,rcS, Ul"'o
- line oil paintings, slto lU
10 iiuc steel 'nyrtVints framed IOlp ~
M ,utsr, LuN,S' 20 10 40
iWD evolving Hlt"nt raStnrS, silve~, wto ~
M s.ltrrir,it And cake baskets, Hto 81
80 set, at lrl .ui fable Spuv,s. 20 to ~
iJ LulI hpting rS.. WATCHES wprrrntei. 80 30 $50
iUl diamond ring,. c'uster aai single stone. 70 to 400
AS s,ii nalt}u-, = - 10 100
no lrlrG NaIthe., 90 TO 100
500 ,iIsrr wn,cIr,, 70 to 10
UiampUi pins. brooches and ear drops,
ladir-' sets Of gold and coral jet and gold.
,lUr"h,iNc, mD-aio. lava ana cameo; sets OF
studs. vest and neck chains. plain and chas-
ed gold ring. gull ti'imhIc-, lorkctS. new
.tN lr belt bIrh'c-, gold pens and pencils,
fancy work foxes, gold pens with gold and
silver cEicn~ion holders, anc Il large as
sortmrn' of Zine silver ware and jcwelry OF
every description. Of the best make and la
test. atylcs.
~" 1. chanr,tJ obtain ~ ofthe above ar
,icieS yor one DOLLAR, hy purchasing d
scaIst %ehrsI1 { .Jor 70 etc.
rive seated envelope, will he sent for 81
eleven for ; 90; thirty for > W; SlNty-iiNc
loI w w, tlIt I''lIIIt' iI IL w.
Agents wanted eycryW here.
Iuruualr,l Inducements, offered to ladies
and cents who will act As such. Our dcs-
rrip.iNr list viii br sent on application.
Distributions are made N the following
manncr:-CcrtiiicatcS naming each article
aud its value are placed in sealed cnycl,
oIrs. which are well mixed. One of tlrs,
envelopes containing tho certificate or or
der for some article, viii be delivered "A
or C!iire or sent by mail to any address
Without regard to choice. on receipt of 25c
On receiving tlecertiiirate the p%urclia-
rr i'll See " hat article it draws and its val
lir, and can then send one d0iidr, and re
criNc tine article named, or can choose any
other one arti,l ON orr list Of like value.
Purchasers oi our seGled eareloIes may
IN tlli, manner. obtain IN article Wortl
from ONE to five hundred dollars.
Long letters are unnecessary. Have TIN
Kindness to- write PLAIN directions. and il
choosing different articles from tiios
drawn, mention the style desired,
',.Driers for sealed envelopes msst il
every ease he accompanied with the cash
with the II II of the person sending. ant
!, town. county and State plainly written.
Letters should be addressed to the mana
gers. ~ IUiluws:-
SHERMAN, WATSON Il CO.,
81 IL 30 Nassau St, New York City.
ocit, w.,m
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Advertisements inserted at ~ 50 per
mare OF ten lines (brcvicr sizc,l first in
rllOn. and Is cents for each subsequent
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Wisdom to the rG1nt.

". j. SlATTI.N 4 co.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-27
STATE TAXES.

WAX,PAYERS ARE HEREBY NO.
a TIFIED that will continue to re-
ccive returns until the 18th of May next,
after which time the books Will be Kept
open for the receipt of the amounts due
until the 1st of July next, when they will
.positirsly he closed, and executions issued
against all detaulters. 49,.
The Act of December, 1860, "to RAISE
supplies" expressly prescrlbts that the
following funds, aud they only, shall Dc
received in payment Of taxes, VIZ:
Gold aud silver coin, United States
Treasury notes, or notes declared to BE- a
)cral tender by the Government of the
limited States, sucl, bills receivable rs
were issued under the authority of the
last Legislature, pay certificates of Jurors
and constables for attendance at the
Court of Common Pleas, pay certificates
of bearers Of votes for Governor aud
Lieu:enant.Governor and mclnbcrs of
Congress and pay certificates of mems
bets of the last session of the Legisla-
ture.
In no case will notes of National banks.
or any other funds than those enumera.
ted, be received il payment Of taxes.
WM. McKAIN, L. e. X. d.
April 27-,f
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"HARK." i" ("

HAVING RECOVERED, AT con.
II siderable expense and trouble. NV
Thoroughbred stallion, "HARK;" vbo
was captured BIZ Gem Sherman's ,rnY
in February, 1865. offer, his services
as Stallion to tic breeders Of fine stock.
HARK" is a beautiful chesuut. If
years old, Is Ia. hands high, Of etss.
bone and muscle, aae style and astjSb:
and Of unexceptionsble blood, beinr
sired by the famous old racer JEFF Davis.
(the sire Of Albine) dam Georgia By En.
taw Slars--seeohd dam Kate Converse
by Imp. Non Plus &C., &c:
He will stand the ensuing spring At
Hobkirk Hill, at twenty-five Dollars the
season, and Thirty-ive Dollars to insure;
to be paid 10. all cases invariably before
service is rendered.
In my absence the groom; Sam, il sus
thofized to receive ps5 ment.
Mares from distance will receive The
best care, and only charged the actusl
cost of'feed out will be entirely tbs
risk Of the owners.
Ea Season lst Of March to tstii - u
IB Groom fee $780, '@ "a
= March IT, JOHN CkNTEK,
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UNITEDsTATE TEs IN
TERNAL REVENUE U 2
TAX. ~ 2s;s.sI

4 Il persons in kershaw District are
n hereby notified that,I will be OF the
following places on the days specified,
to receive returns of incomes for the
year 1864, and applications for licenses
by all persons engaged i'll any kind of
business from May l, 1865, to May l,
1866. All persons engaged in any trade,
business or profession, such as Bankers,
Lawyers, Physicians, Dentists, Archi-
tects, Civil Engineers, Builders and
Contractors, Wholesale or Retail Deal
ers, Horse Dealers, Distillers, keepers
of Hotels, and eating houses, Insurance
Agents, Manufacturers, Pedlers, Apoth-
ecaries, Photographers, Butchers, own
ers Of Stations and Jacks, common car
riers, and all other occupations are re-
quired to make application to me for
license.
Manufacturers, Distillers &C., must
make their monthly returns.
Holders Of Cotton, Turpentine &C.,
must make returns Of the same to me.
Persons who had in their possession
on the first of May 1865, any carriage,
gold watch, Piano Forte, gold or silver
plate &c., will make return ofthe same
to me.
will be, for the present, at my office
in Camden from 9 o'clock q. m. until
8 p. m.
Penalty for doing business without
license, two years imprisonment and
five hundred dollars fine. For failure
to make return of income, twenty-five
per. cent, will be added to. the assess
ment: J. NJ. DAVIS,
Assistant Assessor )
9Th Div. 1st Dist. S. G..
April 9th, 1866.
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Red Rock Oil

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN AP.
i miutcd Agent for the sale Of this besuti.
full Illuminating Oil. is now prepared to receive
orders from the trade, or to supply consumers
at :. is$s price than for any other oil now In
use.
THO RED ROCK OIL can be used In the
Kerosine Lamp, aud with the Ksrosine Burner.
J. Fl. OPPENHEIM,
March Is 3mos at shsw's old Stand.
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.SP BIN G GOODS
AT
p. I'll; MOORES:
End door aboue Bell & .Mathe,0.
THE FOLLOWING CONSISTS IN PK1T
l. OF MY STOCK:

THE FOLLOWING CONSISTS IN PXHT
l. OF MY STOCK:
DRY GOODS.
Puplins, Calicoes Swiss Musllns, Jsefonnss,
Long Clothes, brown Shirting, Table Linen,
TowelHg, Chsllies, Hosiery, French Cofsets,
latest and most improved styles; Hoop4kirts,
Kid e'ass'' &C. s,.ss &c; ,rn on.
40 dozen Hats and Caps all quality andshR.
20 '' Ladies' and Misses Hats-lAtest
Spring style.
BOOTS AND SHOES
so dozen pair Boots and shoes,f consasiueia
part as follows:
Calfand Kip Skin Boots, Geutlemens Boosses
finest style; Brogans Balmofals, &c.
ladies fine Polish Boots; ladies Bslnprsls
Caters, Slippers, &C., iu every variety.
TRUNKS AND VALlSEs,
'0terery description and size.
COTTON CARDS. -
20 dozen Whttsmore's best Cotton Cards.
GROCERIES, PRODUCE, &c.
Crushed, Clarified and Brown Sugars Coffee,
Soda, Wine and Butter Crackers, Cheese, Raj.
sons, Candies, French and American; Flour
Potatoes, &c.
HARDWARE.
Shovels, Spades, Trace Chains, Collins Axes,
Selves, Padlocke, Table and Pocket Cutlery
&c. :"
The above extensive stock Of goods will b.
sold at small advance on the original cost, for
cash
tB- 1fyOu do not zee what you wish, call for
it.
Pm. MOORE.
February Is.