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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON links that unite these cities
are being gradually drawn closer. The fine steam
ers Pilot Boy, Captain w. t. McNELTY, and
Fannie, Captain FEM PECK, are now making tri-
weekly trips, leaving each city every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings. These steam
ers are thorough sea-going vessels, and are CON-
mauded by Captains to whom ga life on the ocean
wave' hassno terrors. The accommodations for
trip made safe, short and pleasant.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The receipts
from customs for the week ending the goth
were s2,50O,O00.
The rumors concerning Sheridan's trans
fer to other duty are gaining credence.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-The testimony
in the Surratt trial closed and the argument
commenced to-day. Judge Fisher ruled
to admit the testimony about the attack on
Seward and intended attack on Johnson.
The testimony of Surratt's shooting
Union prisoners was admitted as showing
malice. The evidence as to Jacob Thomp-
sons completely was ruled out.
Darlington spoke three hours, and will
continue on Monday. Bradley and Mer-
rick follow for the defence, and Pierre
point will close.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
900.
1t is reported here that's, 900 coolies are
expected to arrive at New Orleans, mainly
for planters in Alabama, Louisiana, and
Texas.
1t is reported General Sicllles has ar
rested several military officers in his de-
partment for meddling in politics.
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q, Saturday morning George Smith
,s hrousht before the Mayor Of Norfolk
:. ,he charge Of killing Martin Madison.
~, Witnesses as to tho killing were Mrs.
,l,ro- and Mrs. Smith, wife of the ac-
.nscd The latter confessed her own
wilt, and testified to the killing of Madi-
~ snr very clearly and collectedly; but
a,cn asked by Colonel Hinton, counsel
81 .be accused, whether her husband had
-. been always afectionate and kind to
no- she exclaimed in the very agony OF
,as,o;r eyes; oh! yes" The police
,nsn testified as 10 Smith giving himself up
ana copfessing that he had killed Madison
~ stanbing him while in bed with his wife.
Colonel Hinton asked the discharge OF
Smith and made strong appeal for him.
MAYOR Ludlow declined to discharge him,
.,i demanded him for examination, de-
cIaripr that his duty required him to DO
ca Colonel Hinton proposes to bring the
,-;soncr before Judge Baker by ha1eaS
r,.n,,s with a view to bailing him.
The sympathies Of the people were
strongly with the prisoner.
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NASHVILLE, July pa tragedy oc-
o,rrrd near Union City, Odin county, on
Monday. \ negro man broke Jail in that
town on the preceding Friday, and repair
inc to the residence Of an aged and highly
respectable res widow lady named C, Chatham %,1s
outraged her person, aud then lied. TWO
sons Of the injured woman followed the
wretch to Hickman, KY, arrested him, and
taking him back TO the scene OF the out
rage, shot him dead and then severed MS
head from his body. .
A large number Of broTnlow,s militia
white and black, are continually passing
through Nashville en- route for different
noip,s in Middle and Western Tennessee.
Although everything is Qniet now, hard
ware stores arc being extensively patron
;zed, and firearms Of every kind are being
extensively purchased by both whites and
1i,,l.s
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Fight with Freedmen.

LOUISVILLE, July Pa special dis
patch to tie Banner reports that a COL
iision occurred in Knoxville last night, re-
sulling in the wounding Of two negroes.
Frank Blair was addressing the Conserva-
tives, and the meeting was frequently in
tcrrupted by negroes, who cheered for
Brownlow. Towards the close Of his
speech fight commenced, in which eight
or ten shots were fred. resulting as stated.
On leaving the colored church, two hun
drcd negroes formed in procession, and
were proceeding to the scene Of disturb
ance, when they were met by an agent OF
the Frecdmen's Bureau and the police,
who prevailed upon them to desist, thus
preventing q bloody riot.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
Organization OF the Border AgricuE
tural Society-ImpOrtant NOV G.
ment OF the Tobacco Planters.
DANvILLE, July IA meeting Of dele
gates from the border counties Of Virginia
and North Carolina assembled in this place
to-day for the purpose of organizing a
Border Agricultural Society with the
especial object of promoting the interests
Of the planters of this important tobacco
growing region.
The delegates assembled in Hollands
warehouse, and there was a large attend
ance, and great interest manifested in the
proceedings. The counties of CasweH,
Rockingham, and Person, of North Caro-
lima, and Pttsylyania and Henry of Vir-
GINA, were represented. Major W. T.
Sutherlin, of Danville, was elected presi-
dent, and 7. II. Stamps, W. Long, J. A.
Cunningham, W. W. Keen, and William
Long, vice-presidents.
A report of the addresses delivered and
other proceedings will be forwarded by
mail. B,
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A SMART FooL.-About fortnight ago

A SMART FooL.-About fortnight ago
a man named John J. Johnson, supposed
to be not much more than half witted,
escaped from the Kansas penitentiary.
For three days he remained in the imme
date vicinity of the prison endeavoring to
gain access to his wife and child, who were
near. Being discovered, he made his
escape into an adjoining county. There he
stole a horse to get back to his family.
This horse he sold, and stole second,
which was captured from him. at the
end Of seventeen days, hiding in the brush,
he had secured his wife and child, stolen
three other horses within few miles of the
penitentiary walls, and mounting them,
the three made their escape. When last
heard from he had secured his liberty, a
suit of citizens clothes, roll Of green
backs, his family, and the means of trans
portation; all almost under the prison
walls, and in spite of the vigilance of &C
tive and faithful officers. Johnson ought
hereafter to be admitted to be exceed
ingly sharp witted instead of half-witted.
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)ney easier and unchanged.
FOREIGN News.

LONDON, July 27.-Ex-king Ohio, OF
Greece, has died of measles.
VIENNA, July 27.-The Sultan has ar
rived, and is the guest of the Emperor.
The official journal Of this city says it
is the right and interest of Napoleon to
enforce the treaty Of Prague. The same
journal says the Gear has sent letter to
the King of Prussia to the same effect.
LONDON, July 27-Noon.-Consols,
"a. United States bonds, 72A.
LIVERPOOL, July 27-Noon. = Cotton
firm and active; estimated sales, 1000
bales; middling uplands, l03sd.; Or
leans, 1921. Breadstuffs quiet.
LIVERPOOL, July 27-2 ?. M.-Cotton
firm but not so active; prices unchanged.
Lard, 49s. Cd. Bacon, AS. Cd. Rosin, l5s.
Tallow, As. Cd. Other articles unchanged.
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In New York, couple of patent "safe !"
sharpers got hold of a supposed green
horn near one of the hotels, whom they
found to be so very verdant that caution
on their part was entirely laid aside.
Green was ready enough to go it blind on
their " safe"; but he said his wife had got
all his money, and he wanted good pre-
text to get it out Of her. So he borrowed
q gold watch of the sharpers in order to
show it to his wife as desired purchase
entered the hotel-stepped out Of another
door, and the sharpers have not seen him
since.
We understand that quite ferment was
occasioned yesterday among the colored
people by reason of the discharge Of a
number Of them from employment on &C
count of their having attended the Radical
gathering Of Thursday afternoon. The
employers have no objection to the negroes
deriving all the light and information they
desire on political matters, but they can
not afford to pay them wages while they
loiter around court green to applaud q
Radical agitator.-Lwchbwg Republican.
"Obediently to the commands of Mr..
L dutlihu, ehO piopliOlOl ". luC CdllHS-
house, miles, Michigan,] clerk drove a
well-dressed, clean colored man from tho
table. "-Northaceste7n Christian Advocate.
Governor Ward, of New Jersey, has de-
cided that the State cannot afford to pay
for a militia muster this year; or, rather,
that " the game isn't worth the candle"
A cable dispatch informs us that trial
of the American fifteen-inch. Rodman gun
has shown that no iron or steel armor yet
invented is capable Of resisting it.
A whirlwind struck ton of hay at Hen
mixer, n. H., last week, and that was the
last that was seen of it.
Wheat is selling in Lynchburg at S2.25
@S2.30.
Brevet Major J. O'Sullivan has been Or
dered to Richmond on special duty.
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New MATERIAL FOR PAPER.-We have
been shown by Colonel Dent samples of
printing paper made under the new pro-
cess, invented by A. S. Lyman, that he
calls the blowing process, made out of the
cane grown on the Cape Fear river. Hemp
stalks, it is said, yield very fine pulp,
and which is easily bleached. The cane
or hemp stalks are first heated, put into a
large gun and blown into the air, by which
process the fibre is disintegrated and ready
to be made into pulp at small cost. 1t is
believed the pulp can be made cheaper by
this process than by any other. Be that
as it may, we hail with pleasure all new
improvements for making paper. The
samples Of paper shown us are certainly
very fine.-LouiSuule Journal.
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Re0L Estate AqencSes.

4 GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
a OF LANDS IN vIRGINIh.-Wtth view to
aid those IN this State who have lands for sale Is
we'll as to Invite ind ustrious immigrants with capt.
tai to settle In Virginia, the undersigned has
opened an Office in the city Of Riehmond, Va, on
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets,
for the purpose of negotiating for tho purchase Of
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SITES,
SC.
tract to sell at mod rates, at my option giving
me sufficient time (say three or four months) to
effect tho same, viii most likely. be able to dis
pose of their property, If they furnish me with
full description as to location quantity price, &c.
tsnsive, and with q thorough knowledge OF the
lands In Virginia, hope to succeed IN giving en-
tire satisfaction to both buyer and seller.
will charge commission to the purchaser, bqt
nothing to the seller, propose to to0Tk JoT the
9,urchoSer, and not for the vender.
respectfully invite communication Win me,
either personally or by letter and II, upon exam.
fnation the lands offered thought to be desira.
bic and cheap will provide the necessary, con.
ira cts and recommend them to my northern irlends
esiass D' FRANKLIN STEARNS,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary,
Me,srs. James D. Blackwell, attorney atlaw, and
2. n smith will act as my confidential agents.
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CONVICTION AND TIE RAILRoAD.-We
IeaFl mat the cars are now running within
Two and a half miles of Covington, and
tnat the trains will run up to Coyington
oa Saturday next. We also learn that a
u C!g oinner-free to all-will be given in
GTo'lhgt"n On next Wednesday, the 3lst OF
July, by the people Of that town and the
county OF Allegheny in celebration Of the
I1Clnplcllon Of the Central railroad
GfeenIrir Alepsldat.
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CAPTAIN ISAIAH RYNDERs A PRIZE
FIGHTER.-According to the Philadelphia
papers Of Thursday, Captain Isaiah Ryn-
ders, the noted New York politician, has
been engaged as a principal in prize fight
near Red Bank, New Jersey, under an as
sumed named-John Provost. His oppo-
lent was Thomas ". Evans, alias Dennis
Foley. Eighty-siy rounds were fought in
one hour and thirty-eight minutes, at the
end Of which time both men were blind
and their faces out Of all shape. The fight
was terminated in favor of Rynders by a
terrific blow on Evans'S ear, which
stretched him insenSiblc on the sod. Ryn-
ders' friends won large amount of money.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, July PA. M.-Flour 100
l5c, lower. Wheat dull and declining.
Corn quiet and unchanged. Pork heavy
at S23.75. Lard steady. Whisky quiet.
Cotton firm at 27@271ac. Freights quiet,
Turpentine steady at 5Sc. Rosin un-
changed. Gold, 40. Sterling exchange
Time, 10; sight, 1lO3sG1lOH. 5-2O's,
'62, coupons, ILL., Virginia G's, new is
sue, 5l@52. Georgia rs, SS1408sI.
Tennessee 6's, 6S; new issue, COZ.
NEW YORK, July PIP. M.-Cotton a
shade frmer and less active; sales of 1000
bales at 27@271ac. Flour declining, chief
" on old and inferior grades; superfne
State, S7.95@S9.SO; extra State, SlO@sll.
Wheat heavy and 2G3c. lower. Mixed
western corn, S1.O2@Sl.05. Mess pork,
sa3.68. Lard firmer at 12114@13Rc. Ma
val stores quiet. Groceries quiet and IN
changed. Freights quiet and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, July 27.-Cotton scarce,
quiet, and firm; middling uplands, nc:
Coffee dull and nominal. Flour in good
demand for export to Brazil; City Mills
extra steady at Sll.5O@sl2. Wheat mar
ket favors buyers receipts fair. Corn
steady and scarce. Provisions dali and
nominally lower for large lots; ]obblng lots
unchanged. Sugar quiet.
CINCINNATI, July 27.-Flour dull and
declined 25c. Corn quiet and unchanged
Cotton scarce 25@26c. asked for middilng,
with small sales at last figures. WHISKY
unchanged. Mess pork in demand at Pr
at the close sellers held at S24.5 Little
bacon offering sales of clear rib at 1870;
clear, 16c. Lard firm at l2Ac.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 27.-Spirlts
turpentine advanced, and firn az oa1ac'
Rosin steady at s2.6O0s5.5O.
AUGUSTA. July 27.-Cotton in good de-
mand. prices frmer; sales, Isl bales
middling, 240241ac.
New ORLEANS, July 27.-Cotton dull
and unchanged; sales Of $50 D aae 10"
nlddling at 241z925c.; receipts, 7S6; e@'
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AARKlAGE OF A KNOXVILLE LADY TO AN
AUSTRIAN PKlNCE.-The relatives Of our
tyFuer distinguished citizen Hon.
James James Williams, now residing in Austria,
nave recently been advised Of the mar
nag, II OF bis second daughter, Miss Mary c.,
8STtihce Ferdinand de Signora des Princes
" W liFesScci. The happy event took place
IN 'he 10th of May.-RnorUiUe (1enn.)
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From TnYaa

GALVESTON, July 27.-The Government
employees lately sent to work on the from
tier posts are suffering from cholera at San
Antonio, where they are quarantined.
There are five deaths daily among them.
The freedmen at Alleytown are also suf-
fering from cholera.
Receipts of cotton at this port for the
week, sos bales total for the season,
l9G,4S0; stock, sos. Wool receipts, lG3
bales; stock on hand, 317 bales.
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e DEATH OF A JUDGE OF THE MARYLAND
COURT OF APPEALs.-The Hon. Brice John
Goldsborough, Judge Of the Court of APP
pea!s from the Eastern Shore district, died
al us residence, in Cambridge, Dorchester
county, on Tuesday the 23d instant, in his
S,ixty-tourth year, and was buried from the
Protestant Episcopal church in Cambridge
On Thursday. He was i'll about six weeks
Of heart disease.
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REVENUE FRAUDS IN EIRGlNI4.-Nearly
twohundrcd cases ofliquor dealers charged
with revenue frauds in Richmond were on
trial during the present term Of the United
States Circuit Court in Virginia. Colonel
James, formerly collector of internal reve-
nue. OF the Richmond district, against whom
several indictments have been found for
malieasance in Office, will also be tried.
1t is probable that Chief Justice Chase
will preside during portion Of the term.
N.,r York. Times.
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lie bill for the abolition of church rates
aS' passed the House Of COmmons-not
~. the lirst time. We arc inclined to
a. sI'iik that the cable message should be read
~ passed first reading" for the papers OF
- sre i5th do not mention the introduction
i; ~ !ae bill. But if it has really "passed,"
= -, uoes not denote the abolition Of church
m. The bill is always thrown out by
'ae Lords.-Ne,r York. Times.
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>, oy the thirty-third section Of the bank
f fupl law no debtor can get discharged
H." MS debts after June /, 1868, unless
S 5s property is sufficient to pay half Of his
S Ss. Debtors who apply for discharge
IIu,flng the first year-June l, 1867, to june
nI,,ais68-can be discharged, no matter how
"'Hs they pay.-Soattsrn Recorder.
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Natricide Mt ChiIIicnthc. Ohio.

CINCINNATI, July 25.-At Chillicothe,
Ohio, young man named Hunter was
standing in front Of soloon with several
companons-all very drunk-when Hun
tcr's mother came to the party and i'm
plored her son to accompany her home.
Suddenly he seemed seized with frenzy,
rushed into the street, and picking up a
heavy stone, threw it into the group. The
fatal missile struck his mother on the tenn
plc. She sank to the earth and died in
ten minutes. Hunter and his companions
wcrr all arrested.
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New York Financ ial Matters.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The bank state
ment of Monday will show decrease in
specie of s2,5O0,0OO; increase in deposits,
sl,250,OO0; increase in legal-tenders,
100000 increase in loans, s2,OOQ,O0O.
Stocks continue excited, tending strong
ly upward. Erie sold as high as 772ss,
closing at 761a@765s.
The exports of specie to-day were
81, 100000.
Money easier and unchanged.
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SILVER AND LEAD MINEs.-The Wytho-
vile Dispatch learns that rich mine of
silver and lead ore has been discovered on
the land of Mr.. Frank S. Spiller, on Bear
creek, in Wythe county. Specimens Of
the ore have been thoroughly tested,
which proved to be of the right grit, ex-
cecdingly rich, and having the ring of tho
right metal
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Bank Failure-The Table Rock.

New YORK, July 27.-Thc National
Bank of Unadilla, Otsego county, N. T.,
has failed in consequence of produce
speculation. Liabilities, 100000.
The remaining portion Of the Table Rock
at Niagara Falls was blown away to-day.
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Posi- OFFICES REUPEyED.-About forty
post-oilices were re0pencd in Virginia and
West Virginia yesterday. In nearly every
case the Offices were old ones, which had
been suspended by the cXigencies Of the
times, and the former postmasters, with
few, if any, exceptions, have been con-
tinued in Office Washington Star, 26th.
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ports, 1;lO3. Sugar and molasses I'M
changed. Gold. l39A@14o.
SAVANNAH, July 27.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, 25c.
MOBILE, July 27.-Cotton-Low mid
ding, &c.; sales, $50 bales.
CHARLESTON, July 27.-Cotton in good
demand; sales, 80 bales middling, Is 20
2Gc.
Weather extremely hot and sultry,
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Bust OF GENERAL LEE.-We understand
that Miss Winnie Ream, the accomplished
sculptures, proposes visiting Lexington in
September to take a plaster cast of Gene
raj r. E. Lee, which she will carry with
her to Rome with tho view of giving it the
more lasting and enduring form of marble.
LWChbnrq Nelrs.
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Registration.

MOBILE, July 25.-The registration in
the county so far is 1900 Or 1900. The
colored people are out-voting the whites
two to one.
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The CrODS.

AUGUSTA, GA, July 27.-Accounts from
Florida and Middle and Eastern Alabama
are favorable to crops. The grain crops
are abundant and generally promising.
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Mife.iiurder in Buffalo.

BrFFALo, July 25.-Marzcllo Bender,
cooper, cut his wite's throat with an axe
this morning, and drowned himself shortly
aitcr committing the deed.
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CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
~ LANDS.-I have formed 8 business connec-
ton with Messrs. Murphey Troutman, Real Es-
tate Agents and Brokers. Philadelphia, who have
applications for the purchase Of large number OF
Sarms and other real property in Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid by
Pennsylvanians desiring to remove TO THIS state:
nlsasurs furnish any one having land for sale spe-
ciic Information on the subject
- On >. - Richmond Va.
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rABELL & WATKINS, Auctioneers
CHASE OFREIL ESTATE in the city and country.
ONCE, lIia, under Lancaster 4 Co.'s office, and
nearly opposite the Exchange Bank, Main street,
DiSnatch and daily and semi weekly Wig and
EnGuirer, Z. CARRINGTON CABELL,
iY9oIm J. B. WATKINS.
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Seeds.

TURNIP SEED-growth Of 1866.
Il Ruta Baga, White 4lope,
Red Top, Wnlte Mofioih'
w Fiat Dutch, Seven Top,
and other varieties Turnip Seed.
CABBAGE SEED:
Flat Dutch, Ok Heart,
Drumhead, Early YORK,
Winningstadt, Large York,
and other varieties superior Cabbage SEED LOT saie
by ALLisoN ,s,a q ~, straas,
Nv elm lSZO Gary street.
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GARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply OF
eT.oi;ahIo GARDEN and FLOWER SEED just
,sca;Vad by JOHN W. RIs0N: Druggist,
nah Q H~' -
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DR. M. T.. JAMES Qately of Gooch-
| Isndl has removed to Richmond ~ rhaG.
TICH HIS PROF EssIOH. once ana oh
southwest corner OF Grace and Aaams s"s'"'
~ I8-3m
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A II, NEIGHBOR BLUNT, PRAY
IA HOW DYE DO?
I've Just arrived In town, you see,
And happy that I've met with you
I'm bothered, as we'll may be;
I've little money, much to buy,
And really don't know where 10 so.
In this dilemma apply
For information. Do you know2
BLUsT.-Well, friend, indeed I'm truly glad
To see you; and I'll help you out
Your case is not so very bad
For ISAAC SYCELS, hereabout,
Can sell you goods, dare assert,
Cheaper than any man in town.
Your wife silk, yourself shirt,
Domestic, either bleached or brown.
His stock, selected with great care,
Was bought for cash-'tis sold the same.
And here's his card, twill take you there
You can't forget the place or name
3ol ISAAC SYCELs, 3o
DEALER IN DRY GOODS,
Sol BROAD STREET, CORNER OF THIRD.
lily 23l
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pIJCKWHEAT and HUNGARIAN
Is GRASS or MILLET SEED, in store for sale
by Ah1iooT ,ss, co. strasst
ly 6-1m Leu oaIy htleot.