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Young Men

Who enc make money at clsrking, CAN.
with a little effort and a little capital, make
money, surely and rapidly. by sale Of the FIN
LEY CHURN DASHER- Gomez and see US, Ahd
We viii cOnvinc you.
J. A. CAMERON &CO,
Agents for the United States.
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4 Cash Remittance Of 81.

Or an order &C. O. D" by Express, win obtain
one Of the FISLEY CHURN DASHERs.
shipped TO any part OF the United States. Send
for Circular. with three cent stamp.
]. A. CAMERON 4 Co,
eeeli 81 HRin street. Memphis
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DY virtue Of a Trust Deed executed 70 me On
Is the 81 day OF Augu,t ls67, by samuel p.
Rose. and duly registered. etc, foT the purpOge
OF paying the debt therein secured, / VIII. on
sepdsv The ian DsV or January. 1Sg9,
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sell to the highest best and last bidder, for
casb a. he font door Of the Court House, in
NemphiS Tennessee, between the hours Of 10
O'clock am. and 4 O'Clock p.m.s the unqh
vfded interest OF said Ellen J. Hart, late Ellen
i shaw. in and 70 lots 9 and 70, on Union
street. ronIing respectively GO and - feet on
Ire south side Of Union street and runnlag
back 2Isk feet TO an alley, tie same eeing the
Iefa rssidence OF A.B. shaw, deceased. ana he
81 west thereof; lets 5ana 8 on thenorth sfae
~ linton street, fronting 95 fset On Union
sfrsef and running back 30 an alley 80 feet, and
iying opposite lots , and 10 ut deecrtned /;
also, lots II and u on Gayoso street eseh 'front.'
q f-et and running ba K ~ feet 70 az
sIiev. said lots numbered HccOrdtng 70 plan OF
A b. ShaW's property made b W. Crane,
INV AD. 1855, being part Of country lot No
a.: also. lot more particularly cetcr1bed IN
deed Or Ellen J. shaw, e1seutr Oo1 A-B shaw,
deceassd. to David Jameson. daled : paember
N. Issa, being On Union street. the said interest
or l.. j Hart IN and to the above properly
beng acquitted b. VIII ofA.B Shaw, deceased"
Sefd propsrty Is 10 the city Of Memphis county
81 snslby, and state OF Tennessee
JOHN AIESLIE, Trustee.
Eerr. Westcott & Stahl, AttorneTN decl2
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AGENTS WANTED
IN EVERY COUNTY ia the UNITED STATES.
il CAMERON & co.
AGENTS NAMED

In every county in the United States for the
FINLEY CHURN DAsHER Liberal induce
ments TO active and reliable men.
J. "A. GAMER N &CO.,
81 Main street, Memphis, Tenn,
Agents for the United States.
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To arrive mex week. Agents can be prohtably
employed. Our agents are all making money.
You can do the same, II you VIII try.
IA. CAMERON &CO.
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Madison. Gibson, Dyer,

Obion, Henry and Hardsman counties, Tenn.i
and MarshaIl, Lafayette, POntotOc and lslo-
busha counties, Miss, are open to agency for
the FINLEY CHURN DAsHER. Apply inn
mediately 10
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Get One

Of the FINLEY CHUKN DAsHERs and try
it; II not fully up tqogepIesentation, return It
and get your Tb1es aars.
Ss.A.CAMERON & co.
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BRIGGS & NORTON,
Wholesale Grocers,
AND
COTTON FA ACTORS S,
3OS FrOnt2ReW,
M E M H

HAVE A CHOICE STOCK GROCERIES,, viz
400 Bags Coffee.
IS HOgshesds sugRr,
100 Barrels Sugar,
80 Barrels ana Kegs Syrup:
$50 Barrels Ness and Bump Pork,
$50 Pieces FAX and Kemp BaggiBg,
$50 Coils Rope,
so Tons Iron Ties-TariOHs makes.
1000 Barrels FLOUR,
50 Barrels Whisky.
Bs con, Lard and full stock Family Groceries
all OF which they viii sell at owest market
rates. examine our stock. set5 8m.
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER and BY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust
L 10 me executed b. j. W. Hopkins ana Fl
hopkins his vile on the 18th January, 1851. 10
cOrued IN the PROBATE Cierk's Office OF the
cOuntyO OF T-IshOnlingo, state Of Mississippi, IN
Deed OF Trust Book "B, " pages $50, I9I and ls2
/ will. on
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL4l
MTNPHIa December 70, 1851. J

Nothing has trRnspired to-day indicative OF
any change In money matters ENcnsnse
abundant OWING TO The activity displaytG -
the cotton market and rates are unchanged a.
several Of our banks, while other VINO naNe
an over supply are Offering 70 mAke $500
stons OF &c TO buyers The uenaanut AAyusn
lalr, is not by any means equal 70 me oueILns
New Orleans bills are taken Al = % PEI Oen%
Oh and sold al par.
Gold opened in New York at 1876 I noon
il had advanced &c, and closed at iSiH. There
was buLlIttle changed hands here to-day. quo
tntlons show a light margin on those OF NeN
York. caused BY one or two broEeIs buying on
orders I83aIaSi<c were paid forlarge small
lots. Selling al l3lel4tzc
CITY scrip is better than on yesterday Inere
wass fair demand fnem brokers who onered
s5-. and in exceptional cases Sc was paid. The
selling rate throughout the day was sc, but a
lot Of $500 was sold over the counter Al Soc.
County Warrants are about as they were.
The demand Is steady but light Brokers buy
a. 65G66c for large warrants, and 6Se70c for
small ones. selling at 70d75C
Police Scrip IL ia fair demand at sc buying
Sell ng a. 589Oc
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Between the hogrs OF 10 o'clock am and 4
O'Clock pm, at the southwest corner OF Main
aud Madison streets, In the civ 81 Memuhis
shelby county, Tennessee, sell ~ puoIc auction
70 the highest bidder, Tor cash, the following
described real estate A certain tract OF land-
situate, y ing and the county ofeheiby.
and state OF Tennessee, and deEelbed a. OIL
lows, tO-Wit: iOtnumDersd Two. OF the suhdf-
vision OF the ianus belonging 70 the heirs OF the
late DR.. Lewis q Tre1evant, containing tbirty-
i've and onehalf tSJ ACRES, Beginning A. the
northwest corner OF lot Numbered Three
thence south So east 29.50 chains T. q stake
thence north 3iiuks to a red oak stump. The
southeast corner Of lot three on tre pIsuk
Road thence south 81 west los chairs to q
stake on The Wtst side OF SAID Plank Road .
thence 81 vest 81 q chains To q stake on ths
west boundary Of the tract and in John Popss
east line thence nerth 9 chaius 20 the north
corner OF the tract. a hickory thence 80
chains % the beg inning. Also, an Undivided
moity or nalf Interest wtth al improvements
OF smother tract Of land in the county 81 Crit
teuden, state Of AIkansas, known on the orig
inal surveys Of said STATE as the fractional east
nall Of the southeast quarter Of section IS.
township Z, north range Q sast, ard he sest
hall OF the east half or section z, township 9.
north range 9 east containing IN ~ 10 acres
more or less said deed OF trust was executed
70 secure the Payment or certain promfssory
no IS ther-in des r.hed. The rignt or redemp-
ton f. waived and the tile be Ieved 10 be good
but convey only IS truztee.
LOUIS F. CARR. Trustee.
Mallory. Young & Anderson, Attorney.
Knvaruh arg 81 Fag- -D--r1 a.
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TRUSTEES Sale

Df virtue o. Deed o. Tr1st to ne exseutsds
ID BY James j. Nauln. Trusteogon ~ 80
(lst day Of February. 1864. and DOW reco-f-f
al the kesster's O1ice OF sheibv r6unfV Ten
nessee, Ia Record Book Number Sd Firy'1fna
E~rt one pages - and 80. On the I2f6 gav az
March, 1857, for the purpose Of saruIi1g -
pa! menL or Two hotes, one Tor the sum Cf
tWepty-aVe hnnuren Dnlars. and ne ofhs-
lor L1e SUM o. Twelve Hundred and Fny Dol
botn dated Fobrua , q. 1850. besrfng fnter-
81 rom date, and slFeu By the szid JameEI
faaAAt Arualses 10 sarah T. G0rsuch. tor ~
D9LAnce Que Der on account OF lots nj md -
now Lhsreiore, BY the authority vegtsd III
me 10 the property n ed II ssti Tr5sf
ID I IN 49, -
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Nordsr. The soth. DAY OF nsesmhsr. 1ssz.

Between the hours OF 10 aud II O'Clock, an. IN
front OF The Law Courtroom IA The city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, sell at pubuc auction 70
The highest bidder, for cash. the Glowing de-
sCribeu lots or parcels OF lan1 in tEe town OF
COrinth, in saiu county Of TishomfngO, tO-WII:
AlocEs No. nye 10, three l3 and two huuCrsd
and tllIty-fgur t45i also, the lot or part Of lot
with Orick store thereon, on the northeast cor
ner OF block twenty seven tZ1, a. the corner or
Fillmore and Waldrun streets. said dsed OF
trust wzs made to s-curethe payment or . cer-
tstu note and Endorsement by said J. " Hop
kins and certain Wsrranties o. sale BY me
same, toe Boy when are fully described
iusaid trust deed. The q le 10 ssia property Is
believed 10 be good, but only sell and convey
as trustee. e. W. FRAZER, TIustee.
-aw-n IL
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Monday, January 6th, 1865.

Between the hours OF 10 a m. and 4 pm. the
following described real estate, 10 Wit: he
certain parcel OF land in the city OF Memphis.
known On the plan OF the said city Is lot one
hundred and elghty-fOur Is4l, beginning a. a
point on The east side Of Main street aud IN
north side OF Toncrays alley, (which Is the ntst
alley nOrtn OF jackson sLreeD. runuiBg thence
with the north side Of the safd al ey at one
hundred snd forty-eisnl feet siN iurhes 70 an
alley; thence north seVeuty-fUur feet three
inches thence west one bundled and forty-
eight feet six inches 70 Main street, and theuca
south seventy-fOur feet three inches 10 The
place OF beginning.
TERMB % 5ALE-One-third cnEh. and oue-
third in OLe year nom thedata OF toe sale. and
One-third in two years tEerefr0m Notes viii
good security % be taken for the deferred pay
the payments or said notes.
JOHN BOAGUE.
december o, 1907. County Court Clerk.
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NEW SCALE PIhE0-F0RFE.
& CO.,
499 ". Z.

THESE Instruments, after the mos dsttering
L testimonials from the first Plantsts in the
country, who, at our solicitation, hive Tested
them IN the severest manner possible, have been
pronounced THk FINEST SQUARE PIANO.
FURTE MADE IN THE X .
10 has always been 0ur policy during the
hirty-sfr years that we have manufactured
Pianos, t0eluc Gholtsdnd OF which are now in use
in the United states and Europe, TO give the
finest Instruments the lowest e1st. Our supe-
rior facilities enable us to offer them from one
to three hundred dollars less than any other
First Class House.
for their peculiar sweetness and Great Bril-
hancy, never losing their quality when forced
TO their utmost capacity. The lower register
retaining It's posltivenesS does not destroy the
middle and nppe registers by ming ing with
them in disagresabls confusion, the refined
beauty OF tore being equa ly delightful to the
Unparalleled and TO the most cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new Etyis of P1aua, IN
ished in the most superb manner, nth y0Ur GaI
round corners front and back, heavily carNed legs
and Tyre SeFpentine Base richly moulded, and
each Instrument is fully warranted for ave
years sep5 d&wly
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sist Day Of january, 1865,

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed 10 NE
- on the I'd OF November, Lss. b. Julia x.
Lee and Edward F. Lee, registered I'm the
X glstar : Olhce or shelby county. In book No
81, pait one, pages jz, $50 and 81. / viii, on the
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WHITE LINE AGENCY.

Cypress LUMBER OF all dimensions on
hand. which we wish TO close OUT at a sacfs
nee. Parties wishing Lumber should call on
Us without delay. decE n
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FOR RENT.
Two Plantations On and near His
slssippi River, in COahOma
County, Miss.

ONE ON RIVER CONTAINS ABOUT 1900
" acres open land, and has been in ~cultiva.
too a number OF years, and has on II Two Gin
Houses and Gins, one nne Dwelling House and
a large Number Of NaSin The place can be
divided into two OF more tracts.
The other place is situated about four or i've
miles nom river, has y or 1900 acres open land.
Is susceptible OF being divided into two or three
places, has on II n good Dwelling House. Out
Houses anda number OF Cabins and Gin House.
Gin and Pres. These places are very produce
tive, and will be rented very low for one or
more years. They belong 10 IA. Mcneil, OF
Ksatueky. Apply to
neelo In Ayres' Building, Memphis.
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1ss7

3 tween The hours OF 10 and % a IA sell on ths
prenises 10 the highest bidder Tor cash ne
leEoWlag described property, viz: A certaln
tr-c or parcel OF land GOV a. lots no. IN
and No. 80 on the piau % Grsenlaws addiffo1
70 the cltJ OF sem phls, being IfsL fe-t sgusrs
~ me nLerhscucu ~ tne west side OF Fourth
street. with the north side Of Nil street
he right OF redemption Is expressly waived
n TIE lille believed % be perfect sut I rs1{
on y as Trustee.
THOS. LEECH, Trustee.
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NEW YORK CARDS.
KAVANAGH l. DECKBR'S
BILLIARD TABLES
TIE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
i Tables is the
CAT-GUT CUSHI0N.

Manufactured by RAYANAGH q DECKER,
and Patented Dec. Is, 1895. (See Scientific
American, Vol. 10. No. ~
II IS the only Cushion that possesses all the
qualities essential 10 a Perfect Cushion. 1t is
the most elastic and most durable Cushion ever
offered 10 the billiard playing public, as is
abunnantly proven BY the great demand for IL
since its Introduction. The peculiarity which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut CUSHION and renders
IL superior to all Others, is the frightened cord o.
cat-gut which Overlies the lace and edge OF the
rubber ana running the ull iength OF the
cushion, which prevents the ball from bedding
into the rubber and jumping nom the table.
The addition OF the cat gut cord also adds
much TO the elasticity o. tneJ ushion.
The Cat-Gut Cushion hRs already been ap-
piled to over 100 tables, which are in constant
use. It can be applied TO tables OF any make,
for SO per set.
Kavanagh & Decker's Factory, al the corner
o. Centre and Canal streets, Y. I, Is the most
complete OF its kind in the world. The ma
chineTy is of tie most improved character. the
lumber dry lng loom the largest in the United
States, the material used the best that can be
purchased, and the workmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues q Trimmings, all
OF the best make, constantly on han
Kavansgh & Decker ars the only aseuts in
this country for kay's Cue Cement, ~adtudged
by competent authorities 10 be the best Cemont
ever used.
Full size Tables cut down for 500.
send for Ilust aLed Price List.
KAVASAGH q DECKER,
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets,
se5 tfeD New York City.
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The Liverpool cotton market opened quiet to
day with Jplauds I'D. orleans Tsd. At the
close quotations were nominEliy unchanged
The New York market opened with a fair de-
mand and prices nrm- Mi5dliDgs, lI49lbc
orleans, l6s48lfc. At noon tne market was
quiet but firm. and at the close IL was nrm with
q lair demand. sales, 2e0 bales Our market
Was active with sales amounting 10 nearly No
bales upon a basis OF l5S4c for hidd1ugs. N
one block on Union street, between Main and
Front streets. about 40 tales were solu.-The
table Of strict Middhngs alluded 20 yesterday
WIS taken on private Terms Stained cottous
are abundant ndrun in prices about the same
as Ordinary 10 Good Ordinary cotton, and are
in demand at those figures The market closed
firm and with q tendency 10 higher figures:
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LIE GAL.
Trustees Sale.
2Oth DsT Of December, AD., 1861,
County Court Sale of Land.

Maria l. Petite e. ais, vs.. Mary L. Molsta ct Al.
Petition for sac OF real estate for division.
Under and BY vlrt1s o. . decree Of sale
made in ms above entitled cause, a. the
terra lsDI, OF She county Court or
Hheiuy county. Tennessee, 4 will proceed 70 sell
70 TIE hishest and best bidder before the Court.
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TFUSt Safe.


DI virtus Of q Deed OF Trust made by Charles
D Pfannenstiehi, and recorded in the Regis
ters once OF she by county, Tennessee, in
Will, on
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GROCERIES,, GREEN & DRIED FRUITS,
Preserves, Jellles,
CIGARS, ETC,
AND
ERIES
IN ALL THEIR VARIETY.
IN ALL THEIR VARIETY.

w have recently been placed In receipt OF
w a large and most well selected STOCK Of
FANCY GROCERIES, etc, consisting IN paFtof
Almonds, rilterts. Pecans, Rfszil Nuts, Cttron,
Rafsins, Currants, Figs, JeIies, and Preserves
OF III kin5s sauces, Pickles, Can Fruits, roys,
ard a variety of other articles too lengthy Tor
euumer- ton. We are also in receipt Of regu-
lar shipments or Oranges, Lemons aud other
Green Fruits, and invite the attention OF our
old customers and the public generally 10 Our
stock, feeling connden that our lengthy bush
ness experience enables Us to give entire salts
faction 10 all Of our many patrons.
tennessee Steam Candy Mandatory.
Our customers will be furnished fresh daily as
heretofore. and guaranteed pure. We menu
fActurs none but No. l articles, and thai tnfs
fact is appreciated a liberal patronage demon
sE Particular n paid to the hnIng Of
country orders
4. ROCCO & CO.- Importers
9 and 2e2 Second street, cor. Madison
a.
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J ". DICKINSON, DR.. Z. +. DICKINSON.
Formerly Reid & Late Surgeon
Dickinson. C.S.A.
J. W. Dickinson q BRO.
Cotton Factors, General Commits
sion and Produce Merchants,
No. 2Io Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
81 Liberal advances made on C0usignments
We have a warehouse Of our own IN which
We wiz handle all Cotton consigned 70 Us, and
we guarantee there shall be no unnecessary
loss IN weight. n thing we have had IL submit
to hereto ore. BaEKing and RODe furnished our
cuslsmerS Usual commissions charged. All
conslEnments by river insured, unless other
wise instructed. cecil I'm
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Delinquent Stockholders.

OFFICE MEMPHIS n LITTLE Rock R~R,1
MEMPHIS, I2th D cember, 1867.
A LII stockholders in the Memphis and Little
"A heck Railroad Company. who have not
fully paid their stock Out, are hereby notified
to come forward and lay ont the balance,
within Thirty DAYS or al they have paid
will be forfeited to the company.
W.A WALDRAN,
deel2 ad eacratHry sad Treasurer,
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TrMStee,8 NnLe-

Under AID BY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust N
l me executed by Charles Thomas and lane
" l. 1nom4s his WIe. on tia 18th day OF NAV
lS9, ana duly recurded Al the Register 5 Once
Or shei9g county Tennessee. in Record Hook
No 60 Part %, pages 40, az and as. / will. on
Tkv-q5ov *, oesh u.-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-11

8 The louisville Board Of Trade has
shipped 81, 500, in aid of the yellow
fever sufferers, being part of the first
days collection.
? The broken, and now silent,
Swamp Angel" terrible in the histo-
~ of Charleston, has been purchased
and taken to.T Trenton, N. J. u &
y It IS calculated that Pennsylvania
contains coal enough to supply
90, GOO tons annually for the next 500
years. IN. Sfr9 ff' .a;
A college for the education of CO.
lored persons, is about to be erected
at Harper's Ferry. = 'Al,t =.
= The summit of Mount, Mansfield,
in Vermont, was covered with snow
on Thursday. -" 81 ~ ~
The radical papers of North Caro-
lima speak uneasily of their prospects
OF success in the elections.
How early it gets lste in these days.
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The Mayor Of Memphis has sus-
pended the City Eng;aoa7, IL Seoossssss- Seoosssssss-
qdence Of 9 Discrepancy. Of 30, 900
yards between his measurement Of q
Nicholson pavement aud that of o
person directed by the Mayor 10
measure IL. yySss slss f- ,i ; ,
AT Talladega, latelys o colored wo1
man stepped off an unprotected ball
cony, and was killed. Three or four
days ago, q freedman tried the expe-
6Timent in the same place, ,sand lost;a
leg. x x
It is said that q new method of
shoeing horses is coming into vogue
in France. The hoof is allowed to
grow, but it iss to be surrounded by a
thin circle of iron to protect it against
wear and tear. ''
Under the Homestead Law 165
acres of land can be obtained in Mis-
souri, for $18 expense. Improved
farms can be bought at from SIS to
SO per acre.
The Montgomery Mail says that at
the election there numbers of negroes
called for "forty acres and mule, "
after they had "put the thing in tile
box"
The total result of registration in
Chester is as follows: Whites 1,1O9;
colored 2,203-majority for colored
1904.
President johnson will bring
charges of corruption in Office against
Secretary Stanton at th,, n,eetincy Of
Congress. ~
Winter wheat having proved q
good crop in Central Illinois. the
farmers are putting in more than
usual this year.
The North Alabamion says several
negroes lost tiheir votes ut Tuscumbia,
not being able to remember the
names under which they registered.
Light gray, bright blue, and pink
will be the color for ladies' walking
boots this fall.
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ROYAL COMPLIMENTS TO COLONEL
MosBY.-Major John Scott, of Fau-
quier, now in Europe, has just writ
ten, informing his friend here, that
the Prussian War Minister, Count
Bismarck, has ordered a government
translation of his late work, "Parti-
zan Life with Mosby," for the pur-
pose of adopting in the Prussian SER
vice, the system developed by Col.
Mosby during the war, regarding it
as entirely original and effective.
Also, that the Russian War Minister
and his royal highness Grown Prince
Of Russia, nave written him letters
in high commendation of Colonel
Mosby's newly developed system of
warfare. = JVdyventon Sentinel.
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LThi Mel ii; Anas

NEW MACKEREL, in Barrels, Half
IN Barrels and Kits,
Fulton Market Family Beef and Pork, T.,
Buffalo Smoked Tongues and Dried Beef,
Prime Sugar-Cured Hams, B. Strips,
English Dairy and Gloucester Cheese,
New Teas, just in, Young Hyson, &c.,
Java, Maricaibo and Rio Coffees,
Eng. Pickles, French Fruits in Brandy,
Canned Salmon, Lobster, Oysters,
Canned Peaches, &c.' Sardines,
Cassia, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, &C.,
Trenton Crackers, fresh every week,
Butter, Wine, Fancy Crackers, &C.,
Sugars, all grades; Crushed, A, SEC,
Standard and Fancy Soaps, full assortt,
Worcestershire Sauce. Pepper Vinegar,
Capers, Mustard, Concentrated Lye,
Yeast Powders, Cooking Soda,
Pure Kettle Rendered Leaf Lard, at Re.
tail or by Teroe, Golden Syrup, Sugar
Drips and Molasses, Pure White Kerosene
Oil and Lighthouse Oil, Liquors of un-
surpassed excellence, consisting of Genu-
inc French Brandy, Pure Whiskies, Hol-
land Gin, Jamaica Rum, &C., alv.ys on
hand, and guaranteed in their native puri-
ty. GEO. SWIMMERS,
Oct Main street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-11
AFTER Bounty AGENTS. A despatch

AFTER Bounty AaENTs.--A despatch
to the New York World says:
An officer of the Government is
about to proceed to South Carolina
to institute legal proceedings in the
United States District Court against
two New York ex-State agents, Con.
stance Cook and a man named Sher-
wood, of Steuben County, who were
commissioned by Gov. Fenton DUR
ing the war to recruit negroes to fill
the quota of that county. Itappears
that these parties never paid over to
the negroes all of the State boulfties
when they were enlisted, but are al
legged to have pocketed about $780,
600. of the amount, which they drew
on an affidavit at Albany that the
bounty had been advanced by them
to the enlisted men. The act of 1863
makes this felony. and the district
attorney at Charleston is ready to
proceed with the Indictment, the
fraud on the men having been COM
mitted in that district.