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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-11

FOREIGN EXPORTS FROM TIE u. S.--Flour
from 1T September to 9th November, 1867,
134, 435 barrels; wheat 2,Sj7,93 bushels ;
corn, SIS, 729 bushels same time 1866, -four,
231, $50 barrels wheat l04, III bushels corn,
2,21S, 975 bushels; same time 1861 flour, $780,
$50 barrels; wheat, 42j, 5l3 bushels; corn,
1888, 903 bushels.
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Y[RGIN[A MEW.S

A correspondent of the New York Herald,
who has travelled through Southwestern Virgi-
MIA, says that every negro cabin contains rifle
or revolver, and in deserted churches, barns,
and SCHOOL, houses, negroes are nightly drilled,
with guards mounted to prevent intrusion Or
discovery He witnessed midnight drill, III
which over one hundrcdnegrocs were engaged.
We learnfrom The Wythevlle Dispatch that
Marsh, who ran for the Convention in that
county, on the Radical ticket and was beaten
out Of sight announces his intention of going
away from the State in which lns merits arc SO
lightly appreciated. Joy go with him!
Dr. Chas. W. Garter, the oldest physician in
Charlottesville, died suddenly in that place, on
Tuesday last, in the 10th year of his age He
was formerly, in our day" an esteemed
member Of the Legislature from Albcmarle.
Among the articles on exhibition at the Dan
vile Fair, is bonnet made of tobacco leaf
1t is after the most fashionable style Of head
gear, and is: beautifully trimmed with red and
white flowers, and with ribbons of Bismarck
color
The notes of preparation for the great fight
for the Presidency of the Virginia and Tenn.
Railroad, begin to reach u.s. The battle opens
on tomorrow, and will be hot one. The Ma
hone men appear to be confident Of an easy
victory. . Rs #.e.
Nineteen car loads of fine, fat cattle, from
Southwestern Virginia belonging to Messrs.
Morganthal & Crockett, we're brought down
the Tennessee Road on Friday and shipped
North over the Orange road.
a Catamount, or Wild Cat, has recently.
been killed in King William county r.,.,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-11

Leonard Scott & Co., heve republished the
October number of the Edinburgh Review
ontents:-The Napoleon Correspondence;
CodificationH of the Laws; the Christians of
Madagascar; Trades. Union; the life and writ
ings of Miss Edgeworth; Amendments Of the
Anglican Ritual; the late Thomas Drummond;
the Session and its sequel. The Literary and
political articles In this number are able and
interesting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-11

Many think that Congress viii @hurry up y
the. Reconstruction Of the Southern States un
der Radical rule in order to have them ready
with the colored: votes, for the Presidential
elections and TO afford what aid and assistance
is now possible TO the Radical leaders, previous
to.theIelection. tg Co.'s 4. gaa.is ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-11

Forty two persons are under confinement in
the city jail Of Pctersburg-of whom thirty
two are colored and the others plain.
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Nodispatches from Europe have been re-
ceiyed since Thursday night Itis understood
that the Newfoundland lines are down. IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-11

GOLD
New York. November .llGod to-day 1883.
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"ABANDoyED PROPERTY" Gen. Howard,
with the approval Of Gen. Grant, to-day issued
q circular letter to the Sub Commissioners Of
the Freedmen $ Bureau, notifying them that
as there is still large amount Of abandoned
property on their returns, and as much Of it j.
occupied by the former owners who abandoned
it, and who, through contempt Of the Govern
mcnt Of The United States and the Presidents
authority, decline to make any application
under the orders approved by him for its res
toration, they, the Commissioners, are instruct
cd to notify aIl such persons that heir property
held on the returns as abandoned property, will
be formally taken possession of on the LIST OF
January next and rented to refugees and freed
men, in accordance with tho provisions Of the
law. This property amounts to about two
hundred and fifty thousand acres, much Of
which is of a poor quality. When applied for
as required, it will be restored.
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as PoWHATAN, Va, Oct. 80, 1867.
Chief Of Police, LyuchJury:
There is no charge against Robert j. Toney
and Adelaide Wilkinson Let EN- rip!
-a2I -. PHILIP 3. WILKINSON
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Phe New York Tribune cautions the Vir-
ginis Convention against ult,uasne and advises
the radicals to etuniversa suffrage and univer-
sal amnesty 90 together 1t bids the leaders re-
member that the power of a disfranchist d
minority is greater, by reason Of the power of
the principle of justice which is crucifed and
prosecuted in them, than il they we're anfran-
chised. . :, f,2 49,
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nov -! I

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VIE ~ "a, ~, r. - ~ - ,.,ri, IGN
4, 81 JU ~: y. , - GlI ~; ~ H.,
WI open Oh :,i n.;n1A +. ~ ~
of the week The proceeds are H. be applied %
clustering tho church.
Persons who have promised t. as&so IN kli-
fair, will please send in their contrib"tl"nS "h
VI Do-oio ! oc<"s.y ".s1t ,--,l, ~,
A TTENTiON HYDHAU LION 49, The nj
Steam Fire Engine Company il called r. M
E WWENJ TN WnyS,b I .I'' As the "hfr
80 n'aI.n ,rr,,,,n,nnnt. far ,Io unnunl bali. if
% MAKE arrangements l''I III" 'I',,,'', ", Ji 49,
In"Iaa W ''r.r. ,,',,',,' ron,'nsnI
nov LIT I. II. flNAhiN' Secretary
. STRAY cow c.,uc l.. nv premise: Thur
& Ia n5ar INV u "V wit" i" rI nI rr ret
body: and horns. Ihr o%ncF ci'n nt'' "'' -
proving property MI" ii"yi Wi S" WStSS'TrI1rp
n.x W ~ p,,I =.
nov lit washington '.'""' 't
1ANCI- CRACK NRS--Cream Biscuit wine
l. End Oyster Cr"GIcr$ Hst rHceI y; @,I1 '"r
sac ~ .. r. IT,, ~ ,n DrN w. ,,tr,l
nov II ~ MFG stItct, 'oi- -,
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PRESBYTERIAN CuuRCII CONVENTION
The basis of Union reported by the Committee
and adopted by them at the Presbyterian
Church Convention, held in Philadelphia, IS as
follows:
First-An acknowledgement of the Scrip
lures of the Old and New Tcstamcnts to be the
inspired Word Of God-thc only inalliblc rule
Of faith and practice.
Second That in the United Church the
Westminster Confession Of faith shall be re-
ccivcd and adopted us containing the system
of doctrines taught in the Holy Scriptures
Whilst the committee recommend the
foregoing basis Of doctrine, they wish to be
understood as recognizing the orthodoxy Of the
Heidelberg Larger and Smaller Catcchisms
and the canons OF the Synod OF bort.
ThirI-That the United Church shall re-
ccivc and adopt the Presbyterian form Of
Church government.
Founh-I'hc Book Of Psalms. Which Is Of
Divine inspiration, is well adapted to the state
of the Church, in all ages and circumstances,
and should be used in the worship Of God !;
therefore VIC recommend that Il new and faith.
full version Of the Book Of Psalms be provided
as soon as practicable But rs various collections
of PsaImody arc used i'll the different churchcs
change in this respect shall not be required.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-11

CooL.-m Lynchburg, a few days since, a
runaway couple from Powhetan county we're
arrested The lady tc the affair was the wife
of Mr.. Wilkinson, who, upon being informed
of the arrest of his truant spouse, tclegraphcd
as fellows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-11

Tx CoAL TKADE.--Priccs "f ro>d lcul n
unchanged, notwithstanding The barge ;t!yaurr
in Scranton NJ the lAat auction sale II Nr%
York.
There appears very little demand for any
thing except egg and stove, and rs this canine.
alone be furnished by the miner, tn" s,,a>"n
this year must close cu"licr than usual. After
the lst of December, unless th"r" should lee
materinl improvement in the barge sizes, v"rE
little coal will be sent TO market
Vessels are scarce. and frcights advancing.
Prices Of coal on board Of vcS~ci-I;r"gd toy.
81 SO to j. and gas coal, IS
Anthracite for extra :hipmcnt-W Witt .,s!,
Steamer, md broken, S'.2|: c?g @Ud '"i..
81 So Locust Observation-Disclosures "od Steamer,
81 and 81 10; egg and stove. 81 - Mn! ; 81:
Ill stove, s. 10 and 81 80. Red A>i--EL2 nud
stove 81 10 10 81 10 rhnmokin. -: ami Ly-
kcns Valley, - 25 per ton.-IHM N"Tih I">
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RICHMOND RADICALS. Information from
Richmond, Va tonight, states that prominent
Radical politicians there openly declare them
selves in favor of e-enfranchisng large ma
jority of those disfranchised by the RECONSTRUCT
ton acts of Congress. They say it is necessary
to do this to prevent Virginia and other States
Of fanatics and. incendi.ry Radicals, and to
prevent delegations fnegroes from being sent
to Congress by the southern States:~NIt is
thought thatthe advocates OF this course receive
their inspiration from leading Radicals in
Washington. -Ne0 York Herald. 1
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SnER1DAN's RIDE Now AND THEN-A
CoMpARGsoN--W hen General Sheridan made
his famous dash through Virginia the enemy
melted before him like snow before tie sun.
When he marched through the Northern
States lately, under the auspices of the Radicals
the Radical msjorities melted away just as
rapidly. The power OF his presence was felt as
much on one occasion as on the other Herein
New York, where he stayed longest, came
oftenest, and made the most and longest speeches
the Radicals were defeated by over sixty thou
sand majority. He hasjust LETT Massachusetts,
and there the Radical majority was greatly re-
duccd. If he had remained till the election
was over, that wooldycd Radical Common
wealth might have gone tor the conservatives;
He was induced to 60 to, Pennsylvania just
before the election there and Radical defeat
followed. So it was everywhere!-M y
fJor1f1 2
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TROUBLE NEAR LYNCHBURG y csterday
morning warrant was issued by Justice
George NJ Bruce, on complaint OF Bernard
Brooks, colcrcd man Of this county, for the
apprehension Of Jacob Jones and Jocob John
SON. negroes, VINO arc charged with consplrlng
with others to make murlcrous attack upon
him and others 1t appears that some two
weeks since, Mrs. Dr. McAllistcr, who resides
some six or seven miles from tic city, having
heard that the blacks were accustomed TO hold
secret meetings near her husbands residence,
adopted the resolve of discovering what object
brought them together. She succeeded in APP
proaching their conclave close enough one
night to oyerhear them avow their designs OF
numbering several parties against whom they
cherished grudges. On Friday night Mrs. Nc
Allister again endeavored to possess herself OF
their plans. She found that several dogs were
we're holding their meeting She Quoted the
noise of these animals by giving them soWc-
thing to..eat, and again approached close enough
to oyerhcar what was Transporting. They were
indulging in the most outrageous and ircnzlod
language, stating that they intended to shoot
DR.. McAllistcr, and others whose names were
mentioned, and to hang Bernard Brooks with
grapevine, as shooting was good Tor him
Brooks offence consists in his being aConscr-
vativc colored man. Ga the strength oil this IN
formation, Brooks lodged complaint yesterday
against the parties who were present at the
meeting, and their arrest was ordered by Jus,
tice Bruce. Only two Of them were found and
unprecedented by Constable Bruce, who served
the warrant, and these were arranged before
Justicns Bruce Reese and Lang horne VCStCr.
day afternoon. A number OF witnesses were
examined cliciting the facts detailed above.
The accused were ordered to be committed tt
iail, aud further investigation OF the case was
set for Friday.-Lynchbury Republican,.
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Gen. Grant has directed that no leaves of
absence for army officers shall be granted, or
or even considered, unless applied Tor through
theregular channels, and that the applications
of outside parties will not be Needed. This is
designed to put an end to that abuse Of poli'i-
cal influence by which certain officers are per
mitted to stay, away from their commands, and
others are denied the leaves they ought to
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-09-17

A. b. GRBwoLD d. Co., New ORLEANS
This firm, which has become quito az n oted
NJ the ono which preceded it-that OF
Hyde d. Goodrich continues to keep the
largest and most elegant and attract We
store for gold and silver ware in New Or
leans. 1t is a perfect treat to step into tho
model establishment at the corner Of Canal
and Royal streets and behold the rich,
rare and innumerable varieties Of articles
for useful wear az we'll as luxurious orna-
ment, which arc displayed upon tho
shelves and in the show cases and win
dows Of Messrs. Griswold g. Co.
Those enterprising gentlemen (the same
precisely who composed the former firm OF
Hyde d Goodrich), manufacture all their
own silver ware at their steam factory in
Now Orleans. All persons who visited
tho Fair in that city in November last,
cannot fail to remember the magnificent
specimens of handiwork in that line ex
hibited by those gentlemen on said occa-
sion. and for which they were awarded the
first premium.
To facilitate them in their purchases Of
the best foreign manufactured goods, they
have resident partner (Mr. VIM. NJ.
Goodrich J, In Europe.
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TO CO1sS2S2ls21txUes.

7NHE advertiser. have been restored to health
l. in a few weeks by "a very simple remedy
after having suffered for several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
symptoms anxious TO make known to his fell
low.suHerers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free Of charee), with the drec-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which be conceives 10 be in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t viii cost them nothing and may
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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A New IDEA.-The following
suggestion is worthy of thorough
trial: A certain M. Giot has invented
a "fowl omnibus" fitted up with
nest-boxes and perches, by which
fowls can be transferred every day
to the spot where the most active
farming operations are being carried
on. "The fowls" NJ. Giot states,
would then follow the pillow and
harrow, clear the land thoroughly Of
lily and worm, pick up all the stray
grain after harvest, manure the soil,
keep themselves in high health, and
feed themselves without cost"
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The FINE Anrs.-Amonr the most bean

The FINE ARTs.-Among the most beau
tiful artistic plishments are those OF
drawing and painting. 1t will be seen
from an advertisement elsewhere inserted
that our friend, Prof. William Neuser, the
well-known artist Of our city, is about to
afford to the ladies and gentlemen of this
vicinity the long wished for opportunity
for acquiring knowledge of tho above
useful as well as ornamental branches.
We hope to see his efforts in this elegant
department Of culture literally appre-
ciatod and sustained.
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Bag Prof. Kiogfeld getting along
finely with his brass band. They
were out on Saturday night, last dis.
coursing eloquent music by moonlight.
The Professor having taken rooms
at Mrs. Bonning's requests us to say
for the information OF those persons
wishing to call on him, that he may
now be found at said place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, ETC.
YELLOW FEVER !: SMALL POX.
NEW YORK. JUNE, 1867

NEW YORK, JUNE, 1867.
WE, the undersigned Shipping Merchants Of
the City Of New York, from the oft.rspeated tes-
timony Of many different Sea Captains, In whom
we have implicit confidence, and feeling II duty
We owe our fellow men, hereby bear witness Of
the great confidence we feel In the truly marvel-
Gus curative pewers Of MAJOR J. 7. LANES
INDIAN REMEDY for the CURE and PREVENTION
Of Small Pox, Yellow Fever, &C., and We
cheerfuly add our signatures, hoping Its wonder
fui merits and great blessings may be made known
to the world
BRETT SONS, 40 South Street,
CURTIS n WARD, as ).
d DEWOLE & co, 1903 Broad 81.
RENEY 4 son, 25 Coenties Slip,
SIMPSON d sHAW,27 :.
WIN. A. MOORE, 205 South Street,
0a# JAS. 7. TAPSCOTT, SO :.
GEO. L. TAPSCOTT,
OF Taps soft Bro, SO South st.
ROBERT HAWKE, a..
And many others.
This Remedy has ne0er been kno,cn to Jail
Price per package, $500. Forwarded to any
point ia the United States, Address
j. T.. LANE Il CO.,
septl2-2w 1913 Broadway, MY.
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u With regard to French wages,
1t is reported that the general rate
has been increased about 40 per cent
IN the last fifteen years; but the rise
OF wages has been accompanied by
very considerable rise in the price
OF the ordinary culinary articles of
consumption and in the rent Of lodg-
ings.
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.HrrON, Tie.

DARTIEs ADVERTISE to sell this popular Tie
L below Sole Agents prices. 1 being an Agent
for the article, would warn Planters and Dealers
against any one who would impose upon them In
$50 called undertaking me. guarantee full
weight. Call and look at the Tie, and II YOU wish
to purchase. examine my scales and you will soon
be convinced that none Of my neighbors can
undersell me.
aug22 ANDREW JACKSON
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REMOVAL.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED thankful for past pat
Il ronage, takes the pleasure to inform his
friends and patro IL and the community gensr.
ally, In town and in the country, that he has re.
moved his Hardware and Builders Furnishing
Store, into the new building recently erected BY
him, Immediately adjoining Mr.. Jastremski's
Drug Store, where he will b. better prepared and
with full stock to accommodate all wishing to
use anyt hing in his II, e of Hardware, Agricuitu
raj Implements and Building Materials generally.
septic JAMES MuVAY
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D0PULAR SENTIMENT has. thus far. accord 4
L. the need Of praise to the "ARRow IN. j
OTHERS are, doubtless, good, but wher you wan,
the best-determined 30 by thoroul h test of the
farmer himself-be sure and get the "ARnow
LIE LIE, IL Is simple In construction, is applied
ity What more would you have, In fact. What
more could you have
az Prices as loao as the lo,cest.
aug29 JusHJTA REAL
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SPECIAL MEETrNas.-A call for q special
meeting of the mombers Of st. James
(Masonic) Lodge this evening at half past
seven o'clock, will be found inserted else
where,
Also, call for special meeting of the
members of the Capital Base Ball Club
this evening at eight o'clock, at the Office
of the Mayor.
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REMOVAL.

TTNHE OFFICE OF the Freedmen's Bureau has
l. been removed from Pixies Row to the Brick
Dwelling House on the corner Of Laurel and St.
Hypolite streets, near the Little Bethel Church
(Freedmen's). WIN. II. WEBSTER,
1st Lieut.. v. X. c., and Asst. sub-Ass't. Cemr.
Is. IL. u. and A. j.. sept5
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NV ANTED-AN AGENT FOR THE SALE
wv OF the singer Celebrated New Style
Family sewing Machine. To a thorough
business man who will give it his entire attsn-
ton liberal discount will be allowed.
EV Address with reference Messrs McNULTY
4 DAILY, Southern agency. Camp street, New
Orleans, La. sept4.lw.
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Rooms Fon RENr.-Mr. Kowalski, of the
Peoples Store, gives notice through our
advertising columns that he has three
large airy rooms ovcr his store for rent.
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NOTICE

Is GIVEN to all persons having claims against
l. tho estate of r. A. KuGLER, to present the
same, duly authenticated, to SAM'L. P. GREvES,
Attorney OF the Estate, for recognition, and Eli
owing said estate are warned TO make immediate
payment. 29-3t
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READVILLA SEMINARY.
BATON ROUGE, LA.

WILL OPEN IT'S NEXT SESSION OCTOBER
w LIST, 1867, nth full corps Of Teachers, the
various grades Of classes reorganized, and the
of pleasant home for puuils.
MRS. M. w. READ,
aug24-1m Principal-
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NOTICE.

T1lHOMAs B. DUPREE, ESQ.,, Attorney at Law
Il will occupy my Office during my absence, and
is authorized to attend to my business.
septl0-3t SAMUEL p. GREVES
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NOTICE.

VTNHE SCHOOL OF II. D. WILSON will be re-.
i sumed at the City Hall, Monday, September
9th.
few boarders will be received into his family
santh
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.

THE undersigned will make liberal cash ad.
l. vances on cotton shipped to his friends in
New Orleans. No charge will be made by me for
shipping cotton from this place.
septic II. v. BABIN, Agent
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aug24-1m
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

TIME EXERCISES Of this school will be re-
l. sumed on Wednesday, I'd Of October next
Tuition for session Of nine months .....$75 90
iulyIS w. Il. N. MAGRUDEK.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need 1t, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar street, New York.
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To Merchants and Planters.

II AvING been appointed Agent for the cole.
- DRAFTED "Arrow Tie" or Painted Bands for
sailing Cotton, am prepared to sell the ssns w -
New Orleans prices, A' ~
augis ANDREW JACKSON
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Interesting to TAXPAYERS.

A STHE SUBJECT Of TAXATION 10 Of growing
n interest to the public, tax payers generally,
viii ind IL to their advantage to call on the un-
dersisned before making settlement.
juiyll GEORGE A. PIKE
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COTTON, COTTON, COTTON.
rINHE UNDERSIGNED will receive and forward
l. Cotton making all customary advances
free OF any charge for forwarding or drayage.
aug27 JOSHUA BEAL