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-A-9 rs-S IL - a. Ia K
: iAKEN UP at CheneyvillA, Parish o.
Il Rapides, by Captain A. Haas, about
the First of May, ONE GRAY MARE
about seven years old, Is hands high
branded FAR on one shoulder and SC on
the other Also ONE BAY FILLY
branded as above, three years old, sup.
posed to he a colt of the gray mare. Al.
praised'by Isaac johnson and w. T. Fuqua
the gray mare to be worth $50 and the
colt S40 The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property and pay charges,
or they will be sold in thirty days, as the
law directs
Done before me, D. M. CALLIITANl, jus
tice OF the Peace Parish Of Rapides, this
18th day of May, 1867.
May 22-3t. ''
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Wonderful but True.

I'M ADAME REMINGTON, the world-re.
W nowned Astrologist and Somuambll.
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state, delineates the very features of the
person Ton are to marry, and ny the aid OF
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BY stating place of birth, age, disposition,
color OF eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty
cents, and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself, You will receivethe picture by re-
turn mail, together with desired informa-
ton.
10 Address in confidence, Madame GER
TIUDE REMINGTON, p, O. Box 2a97, West
Troy, N Y.
mar s 81 Nv sl's&# ia.f F.
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The beauty which once was so precious
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SATURDAY the 9Th day of JULY,

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between the hours of II A. NJ. and a p
M, at the door of the Court House, in
the Town of Alexandria, Parish Of
Rapides, State of Louisiana, the follow
ing described property seized as the
property of Defendant, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land stu
ated III the Parish aforesaid with all
the improvements thereon, to-Wit:
Seven hundred acres, more or less,
bounded on the North by Bayou Rigo-
lette, on the West in part by Bayou
Darro, and in part by entries made by
Isaac Baldwin, on the South by lands
purchased by Colhoun from j. M.
Wells, snd on the East by q tract OWL
ed by Jesse A. Bynum and now in his
possession. Rass
TERMS or SALE: Cash In United
States Treasury Notes, subject to ap-
praisement. j. r.. ANDREWS,
May Goth, ls67-tds. Sheriff. .
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BOOKS are hard to get. for want Of
- money: But the boys and girls must
have something to read, and they ought to
have fresh supplies of reading every week.
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/ NTOIlCE is hereby given to the credi-
~ tors of this Succession and to all
other persons herein interested. to
show cause within thirty days from the
present notification (if any they have
or CAM why the final account present
Ell by the Administrator of this Estate
should not be approved and homologa-
ted, and the funds distributed in ac-
eordance Herewith, qnd the said AL
administrator and his security fully dis
charged from all further trust and La
.bllity in the premises.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, Rapides
Parish, La, May 22d, 1867.
J. W. HICKMAN, Clerk.
May 22d-3Od.
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SCI ERIFF'S SALE.

r SCI ER IFF's SALE,
Jesse A. Dynun
VS.. No. 90 District
Mrs. Eliza HUE Court - Parish Of
and Rapidcs = State of
Mrs. Eliza HUE Louisiana.
Executrix.
4 DY VIRTUE of an Alias writ of Fies
- ri Facias issued by thesHonorable
the District Court in and for the Parish
OF Rapides, State of Louisiana, and to
me addressed in the above numbered
and entitled suit, | have seized and
will offer for sale to the last and high
est bidder, on
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PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD For
OMe y oAAny NAcM,

Without regard to value, and not to be
paid for until you know what you are to
receive:
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph.l q EE}CHIcAGo, Sept. 4.
FLoUR-Market quiet; buyers generally
insisted on a reduction of 109l5c per bbl !;
sa' es meagre; $40 50al2 % for common to
choice grades Of white winter extras !;
IS 00de 80 for spring extlaS.
WREAr-Steady and q shade drmer; sales
atSl 749l 76 for No. ! spring, and 81 o59
closing firm at outside figures.
CoRH-Firm, and l1zc- higher; under
good speculative and shipping den and !;
closing at S7cfoI Mol, and g4c for No. /;
canai corn fairly activeg at 955xc.
OATs-21ac higher; sales l25gC0 bush. at
SIG 1870; closing at outside figures.
RYE-ln good demand; &c higher; sales
No. l at 81 oS.
BARLEr--Steady and fairly active at 81 OF
al 10 for No.i1. y = -E-N-'A q
FRoyISIOSS-Active.
!. lass PoRK-Sold at s23 25922. saoc- =
saIted shoulders, He and cleo "a decline OF
= LOOSE FREIGHTS-Ae Ease for wheat,
1(I%c; eng3GaIT TO Buffalo.
and e1Aa-rs. .o0e bbls. -four; *, 700 bush.
wheat; SO, 700 bush. corn A 600 bush oats
SHIPMENTs-6,000 bols. -four; 1000 bush
W b cat ; 204, eco bush corn 100 ,009 bush oats.
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RIV Err NE w $
For other Rirer Items see Seventh Page.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4-Weather clear.
River unchanged THERMOMETER SOo :
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.-The river is fall
ing briskly, with 3 feet 8 inches in the
canal. Weather dry and warm. fHa4
The river is rising steadily bat slowly
The weather is growing warmer, with In-
dications of rain The additional ar
rivals and departures last night were the
Nashville, to Cairo; Rose Hite, Louisville
and return Ollie Sullivan, TO Owensboro,
aud two boats from above, whose names
we did not ascertain ...! The Rose Hite
had good trip, and was fnll of people,.
The Ella Faber broke her rnlder in max
ing landing, and mot her wheel as
we III were inform ed 2...... I....... Messrs
Hatfield q Robertson;Dof Uniontown,
Ky.,a have purchased the old wharf
boat of Henning, Hubbsi & Co., that
has been moored for some time near
the Pigeon Geek Bridge. Terms private.
The wharf boat is now in the dry dock Z
.-....-.The JOURNAL Bindery and J OBJ once
are getting up complete outfit for the
new concern:..-....The Empire was de,ain-,
ed at Louisville by engagements, and
wonld positively leave last night. She
swih leave here tonight for New Orleans.
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New Yerk Grocery Market.

By Mafl-l New YORK, Sept. L.
SUaAR-There is a continued fair dema q d
for Raw for home use, the market remain
part of the week. Refined is in rather
better request, but prices are unchanged I;
We quote o. her than SLuar IS Hard, I615td
ie5sc; Soft White, 1516@l5sze, and Yeilow
hhds Cuba at li1sal3c; is Clarified do, I3c; !;
587 Porto Rico, 1lZ@l4c: So Barbados,
l29l2Hc; lib saint Cr1ix, la7s@l21zc, and
424 boxes Havana. Ilal31zc, months
CoFFEE-We have to notice a quiet but
ste2dy market for Brazil, penang later ad =
vices from Rio, now daily expected. The
sales are 2,5H bags Rio, per shawmut. and
5So do per Haydn, on terms not made pub
lie, and 2,004 do in Baltimore per Edith, at
s1zc, gold, in bond. In West India kinds
there has been little done since our last, T.,
l714@l7ssc, gold. The 600 bags Iaracaibo,
per san an. notieed in our last, brought 1871
@lsNc, gold. not il71z@ls14c. as then re-
MoI.AssEs- We notice more demand for
medium grades of Cuba Muscovado of
which three cargoes have been sold as fol-
lows: us hhds and q tcs Santa Cruz at
1c; and one Of ~ bids and 20tcs, same,
0c; besides, in lots, 207 hhds, l89 bbls and
l00 hf do, 4Sg52c. The other sales are 2is
hhds Barbados at soc, 30 Porto Rico, zoe;
RICE-The demand is light and mark ct
dull: New Crop Louisf ma has appeared
az New Orleans, and new Carolina Is ex-
pected here in about month-tle crop of
the latter is variously estimated from 40 to
90 900 tcs.. against z, 800 lat year. The
sales are 54S bags Rangoou. in bond, on
private terms; 700 do, in lots, re-sales,
s9t9S S71z and 25 tcs.- Carolina, Sli 50aI2 50,
cash. ,ue+. aefi7 ra'
TEA There is continued good demand
for Green and Japan, and we notice FUR
from second hands, sos iUneoIored Japan,
and $50 Oolong.-Shippiy7g List, Hug. 81. +
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph nCTNCIrNArr. Sept 4.
p FLoUR-Unch&need and firm; fair de-
mand for family at $40 U0@l0 50. - s
WHEAT-Held more drmly; no advance;
sales of No. red at 81 l5; No. AZ 81 TO-
CoRN--Scarce; advanced to 81 10@l H.
oArs-Actiye demand at 6o962e. 5closing
quiet. ~ 70 - 49,, = -, ! = -
ERYE-Steady, at 81 25@I 26 y, - f5f 1.2i
BARLEY-Unchangeda and steady, at 81 10
., CoTToN-DuIl and unchanged; middling
9fWHisKY-Firm; 32c in bond. r.1 go -
s23 g50124 90. - ttsass ..-,ts n ~ =
BULK MEATs-Ac ctive and higher; I2al4c
H14c. p9-4# io go ~ - - :
BACoN-Higner;ss shoulders at I3ss@13a6c;
clear rib sides at 1e1sc; Gear sides I654a lie;
LARD-FirIaer; sales 800 tierces at I2gs4c-. ! !
RUTTER--Unchanged, al 25CaS0c. Il, sfl.s5i
EGGs--Steady, at 14dIl6c. 5-.-t .-,.1. =
IN EESR-Dutl III l01zallc. -,-sl,l .5.ss
.fLINSEED OIL-Firrn, al 81 D. tt.e .t-5sz
FEAXSEED Firm, at 81 lOd2 Is. s.--.s
GoLD-At I4l54 buying. ---.s- -. <f4i-r.
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st. Louis Market.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS. Sept. 4.
ToBAeco-Active and unchanged.
HEMP-Quiet at sfso9l 30; choice uu-
dressed. r,s q tf4 q 10 of s1fE rt ut fufsisT II
tCoTToN-Nominal.'R sw .s1ov 81 3sHG zi3i
tFLoUR-Lowu grades acishade lower, and
choice firm and unchanged; Fail super at
So 5Q@7 80; extra 81 75@S 90; double extra,
IS 1S@lo q; triple do and fancy sh@I3; .ssl.
: WHEAT- Heavy "a nd lower at 81 53dl 90
for fair and good Spring; 81 l5@2 IS for
prime and fancy red: e 2092 5 for white
SoRS-Iu..nehangesda GA Iranging al. 81 essl 10.
RYE-Si eadyl at siyl5aT -eT @
fBARLEY@Ffrrm at 81 Inta1 Is for Spring
and 81 5o9I 20 for Fall.
MESS PoRK-Steady at &24 5oaFfat Wa
BAcoN- Higher at T714@l712c- for clear
sides; l3149l31ac for shoulders; sugar cured
hams at 2Oc.
= I4ARD-,Better at l3@l314c for tierce, and
i'sG HI sssf ai at saaaa n free I'll Ji1
RECEIPTs-Flour 3,56S bbls: wheat S,072
sacks; corn 2, $50 sacks; oats 2,9ls sacks;
rye 4e4 sacks
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New York Market.
BY TeIeerapbl !

By Telegraph.l NEW YoKR, Sept A. I
CoTroN-A shade frmer; safas- of 1 800
bales middiing uplands at 261z927c, chief
FLoUR-Reeeipts of 1882 bbIs; market
more active, but unchanged; sales of $500
6eis snPerhne state and q Wessern ae @ at ss S s5@ g
gil IS, and new ST. Louis, 50 5o9l4 25; CAL
ifornia lower; sales OF 1000 bbls at tll9
WaIsKY~Quiet and steady at 81 for Wes-
tern, and 36t13ec in bond.
WHEAT-Receipts of 52,624 bushels; mar
Southern at 81 so@2 IS; amber Micniean.
s2 b; amber, Stale, 81 321192 "a; amber
Ohio, 81 3; white California, q IS: white
RYE Quiet; sales of 1000 bush els at 81 "A
al IS for Western, and 81 81 for state.
BAELEf--DulE Malt in moderate de-
CoRN-Receipts of 81, ,594 bushels; market
without decided change; sales of ia. 100
bushels at 81 le@i ~ for new mixed
good, In s. ore, and o. 1S@l l5 for unsound
sales IS zoo bushels old Western At s5Sssc
for new o1thern, 66@66e for new Ohio and
6S@69c for Chicago. 80 % slGn7fC q
fCoAL-Quiet and unchanged. alr -EH
/. WOOL-Flrm 10000 fbs. domestic fleece
sold at 40967c: pulled at 30@55c
COFFEE-Firm. l4 - e-eet
SUGAR-Quiet and firm sales $50 hhds.
Cuba at ll14@l214c. r5'a ha le
MOLASSES-DuIL -.et -c
PErRoLEUM-Firm; sales 1000 bbls- at
l313@1ic for crude, and 2e1z@3ic for refined
in bond. ,9l. " 1--srs
HoPs-Unchanged. as01 ~ 1-r
PoRK-Firn1er; sales of 8, 80 bbls. OF new
mess at S23 45@23 20, closing at $23 IS regu-
ar; old do So 70, prime $40 90, and prime
mess SO rs. - .fs.s 1-.- - l7-T
BEEF Firm; sales of los bbls. at previ-
GUS prices. Beef hams dull. ~ Ft
BACON-Steady sales 50, 600 MS fee-cured
short ribbed at l32c in bulk, and 50 600 lbs
dry salted shoulders at l012c in bulk.
CUT MEATS ASteady; sales l64 pack ages
shoulders at ll1<@lls4c. and hams at log
lj1zc. 80
.LARD-steaey: sales of TAO bbls. at I.s4@
lic. - fae1 ic--a
UTTER-Steady; Ohio at lll23c
CHEEsE-Quiet at 7@l31ac.
.LATER-5 p. N.
FLoug-Ciose<z steady foI old; heavy and
for new. 81 -a1,
WHEAT = Dull and without decided
change. 49,
RYE-Quiet at 81 4Oal IS for new western.
OATs-Dull at 6S@6sc for new Chicago
and Ohio. -s. .t 80
CoRS-Quiet and steady at 81 l4sal ls for
new mixed Western in store, and 81 160sl IL
for af1oat; demand chiefly speculative, and
for Eastern trade.
PoRK-Active and firIn; sales, 3,eOo bar
Iels of mess at $23 90, regular. safll-.~ -
BEEF-Quiet and steady. uf
u CUT MEATS-Efrm, with fair demand.
BACoN-Quiet ano sIeaay. ai.0 = -stl5
LARD-DnIf at E31ze9l31<c for fair to prime
steam. and l31se for kettle rendered.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.
ToBACco-Sales 237 hid $. logs "a oota6 90 :
leaf ~ N; medium fine and cutting z2I 90
ass 50. 49, =. -- Srewrrr1
FLoUR-@Superfne 81 90; No:A sso75
T WHEAT-Prlme 81 l0(a2 IS
CoRN--Ear. in bulk SOC = slaelied deli "
cred, 81 p5. g < @Sc ~ ~
OATS New in bulk at55957c
COFFEE Active; at22t4a26 1Scy~
SUGAR-New Orleans at EI59I5Lc.
MESS PORK-Prime and choice at SZ3 So
BACoN-Excited and advanced; shout
ders l314c; sclear-fibbed sides 0l6ss3c; c ear
sides l714c. 9 - 4 ~ tf-%A =
HAMs-Fancy 2l]]zc- packed. {, -E An
LARD 12549l3c in tferces.
WHIsKY-3932ci in bond.ENE
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New York Gold and Stock iMarket.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. 4.
GoLn-Firmer;o opened at l4lsx, and clos
ed at l421s. ss.assEB 8RfgttF
coupons of 1881 1ll7s; do. 1862 1l41S; do 1854
I0szs; do. 1865 1l124; do; new los1S; i do. 1867
iOsss; stocks improved 10 day, but subses s
auentiy advanced. and at last closed
steady. a. ..flg asff II s.G8
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European Market.

BY CableI LONDON, Sept. 1--we.
CoNseLs-Steadya at 81 1916; 5-20's weak at
75k- g .srs%HgG ~ 5.Gt eEW 80
By Cable.l FRANKFORT, Sept 4-Eve
/. United States bonds steady at 77sz.
By Cable.l LIvERrooL, Sept. FIVE.
CoTToN-C1oseds steady middling upla nds
l01sd; Orleans 1o1zd; sales to-day 10000
bales. ..- 5gis sf3 at 9s0a- .s.as
BREADsTUFFs = Corn 3is Cd for mixed
Western; wheat lbs ID for California While;
barley, oats and peas steady. rt-,aar-
Provisions = Irregular; beef lass, and
pork 73s D barrel: lard Sis Sd e cwt.; bacon
43s Tor Cumberian nd cut middles; cheese
4ss Cd for American. ~
PRODUCE Spirits turpentine Sd lower;
closing at 2ss; rosin steady; petroleum
s11d for spirits, and Is sd for refined.
By Cable.l 5J y LONDON, Sept Ave.
Markets unchanged. HTt
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Dissolution of Co Partnership.

Dissolution OF Co- Fartnersh1p. =
INHE CO.PARTNERSHIP HERE.
u tofore existing under the name and
style of Cross q Crofts was dissolved on
the nth inst. by mutual consent. -,
EBENEZER CROSS.
all sef JAMES CROFTS. n
The business will be continued at the
old stand by JAMES CROFTS. who, thank
full for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceived, solicits acontinuance Of the SAME.
In retiring from business temporarily.
the undersigned returns thanks to a Iibe,
raj public, and solicits q Continuance OF
the same nberaI patronage to his late part,
ner, Mr.. James Crofts, who .continues the
business. tH1vtN' EBENEZER CROSS.
The Evansville journal., 1867-09-05

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept 4. n
! Weather delightful; trade active, and
prices firm, with few exceptions the Ie;x-
ceptions being no res aiar guide To- the.
market. For instance, 100 cases Hamilton
brought 20c, while prints were run OF yes
styles, though pretty. Since last Season.
all regular makes of prints are active al
l5c for standard makes; l514c for Sprague's
lowing goods were black boardeT by the
leading house - Indian Orchard brown
muslins, q Brand, BE do. F, l454e; do. A,
f5@i514c; Denham bleach ed muslins, Ice.
The Evansville journal., 1867-09-05

SCHAPKER, BUSSING & co

SCHAPKER, BUSSING & co.
Now offer to the public a larger and better
Fall and Winter Dry G0eds
than can be found in any ONE ESTAB-.
ltshment in the Western Country, viz:
In the AFrft-'f
ol Domestic Department, {
Under the charge of A. lansing, can
now be had the best and most popular
makes of Cal Goes, Brown and Bleached
eheckss ne ks TacEings. Hickory ssripes. Sir % 4e',
and always at the lowest market price.
Z Dress Goods Department, . T
Under special charge OF PROF. GUST.
MATHI AS, is now stocked with Novelties
of the Season, at from 81 to slo0 q pattern,
and in which any and every body can be
White Goods Department, -
In charge of ]. E. BUTCHER, is being daily
plete-consisting of swiss, JacOHets, Table
Linens and Cloths. Stand and Table COW
broideries, Edgines. iaces both real and
imitation). EN-, roidered and Lace Cur
tains, and charming beauties in Bed
spreads, &c.
Notions Department. t9
This stock. IN charge of fA.vENEMANN.
Gt 1 Rid GI5ses Brass
Button to a Paper Collar. But the most
attractive is the celebrated Biglow's Linen-
Finished and - Star OF the West" Glazed
Paper Collars, at .. cents a box4-the most
durable. best hitting, md cheapest Collar
in America. u 4".- "a
Wooden Department,
Under the superfntendence of JOHN ELS
ENHAUER, Is well assorted, and those in
search Of Goths. Gasseres sor p1eskins %en nr
Boys Wear, would do we'll TO examine
this stock before purchasing elsewhere:
wool, part cotton, and silk and wool. ,..,
.. Shawls and Cloaks ,I.e
In endless variety. 1sH-ef ,5s13
fn7 t.aif M Hoop-Skirts auh
At great reduction in prices. e.
Retail Millinery Department,
superintended by Miss ELIZA BELLAM.
is the most complete in the West, and new
goods are daily arriving; and by the 18th
of September the took will be complete,
with every novelty that the heart can
wish and the eye desire.
4H1 som -. 81
We most respectfully call the attention
ridiculous pretensfon of "seIling0 below
cost !" |" cheaper than before the war; or
cheaper tha n anybody in the world )"
neither do we sell three spoois or Coats's
Thread for Is cents for the purpose OF en-
ticing trade. and then charge y mp in
a. shs waies oaEfRoE snff anS
ALWAYS as cheap as the cheapest, and rs
low as the market will afford, and warrant
all goods as represented E9Sdo e5taH
The salesmen will always be found ac-
comm odating and ready to show goods,
whether sale-is made or not-ga 39dI
The Evansville journal., 1867-09-05
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, Sept. 4.
CorroN- Ffrner, and not quotably
higher. WT5HOs9T Et4 20 E-I eH G ~ z
CoRN-Higher at 81 l0al l5. Other mar
kets unchanged, and business exceedingly
dull. rs ef9eiG -fa5f ? go 7- ~ A---
The Evansville journal., 1867-09-05
BOARDING.

- A X DI NG = Boarders wanted at
ID Wv. SHANNON'S, on Main street,
above the E. & g. Depot. Day Boarding,
81 90. Boarding and Lodging from s. 90 to
rooms for families, Iau2 div
The Evansville journal., 1867-09-05
Notions Department.

This stock. IN charge of ofA.vENEMANN
Pair OF Alexandre's Kid Gloves, or a Brass
Button to a Paper Collar. But the most
attractive is the celebrated BigIow's Linen.
Finished and. - Star Of the West" Glazed
Paper Collars, at .. cents a box-the most
durable. best hitting, nd cheapest Collar
i'm America. q 4Itt.t.F AtaiAfs -
The Evansville journal., 1867-09-05

You CAN BUY A No. 4 LINEE-
+ - FINISH COLLAR at COFFMANF
Auction House fer - cents a box. -
The Evansville journal., 1867-09-05
FOR RENT.

ITO LET ROOM "A nicely furnished
~ front room, with board, on Sixth
Street, between Main and Sycamore. Ia
quire of j. H-COFFMAN,s at the Auction
House, No. 81 Main Street lau2S diff
The Evansville journal., 1867-09-05

BOARDING.
- / have superior accomm odations for
a few boarders. by the day or week
MRS. w. w. WARNER,
Sycamore St., bet. Second and Third,
aulS dlml Opposite Mesker's Tin store.