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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03

Extra Beeves-Fine, fat. well formed,
70 8 year old steers. andRveraginR

Extra Beeyes-Fine. fat. well formed.
1 10 6 year old steers. andRveraginR
l,aObs aud upwar1s------------- SS,5GGQ.Ol
Prime Beeves-GOOd. well fatted, fne-
" formed steers. averaging from l.
100 to l.A00 Ds, at-------...----ST,T5GS25
Fair Grades-rair steers. in fair flesh,
averaging l.lO091. 200 ms, at--.--S675G7,50
Medium Class-Me dium steers and
good cows. TT for city slaughter and
averaging 9009l.0O bs. at.--.-- S.5CGG75
Stock Cattle-Common cattle in de-
cent flesh. averaging S009l. 900 bs
s1utEh. 40
lnferior-Light andthin cows / steers 4.O0G5.O0
H0GS-The market opened quiet this NOR
ming and continued thus throughout. The at
tendance was quite hoeral. and for the better
grades Ofstock. TO which the inquiry was chiefly
confined. prices were firmly held. Common, IN
even and mixed lots were dull and neglected,
and. if anything. a trile lower. Transactions
were reported At prices ranginga at S7.0lGS3 for
inferior to common mixed lots; SS.509S.75 for
medium to fair. and ~ 20 . $50 for good 10 ehoiee
qualities. Tue market closes steady, with some
$500 headleftin the pens ursold.
SHEEP-rhe marketWas extremely dull and
prices ruled &950c lower. The demand was
principally for the better grades. Of which there
we're few Oferingi.
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Wool Markets.

New York June l 1868.
WOOL-Firmer for lower and medium grades
rather more doing. Sales of domestsc ieeees
at 4Sg57e.
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CaSh For Butter.
For Rent.

The highest market price in cash paid for
butter at A Z. ANDhENS sONS-
April ., 1S5S!-tt
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For Sale.

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
superior 10 Colgne and at halfthe price.
June 3, 1S6S-lt
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Prom the Alps.

A first rate Top Buggy for sale, almost new
enquire at the Post Office. May H-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03

DON'T De RuI OH
With any other when you call for 'Barretts
Hair Restorative. in eight OF. bottles.
May D-lt
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Don't be Put or

The highest prices paid for paper rags at
Clark's Notion store, No. Z Main St, Sign Of
the Eagle. May 1871.
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Rags.

Brooks &c Potter are up to the times in all
styles Of Photographs and warrant satisfaction.
Give them a call. Over Reed i Adams Store.
on Iain Street. May -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03

If you want pictures finished in India Ink or
Color goto BROOKS POT1ER'S.
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large lot CheWIng Tobacco

And Cigars. which we offer at prime cost.
H0YT, STRATT0N &HAPGO0D.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03

Land PIasterS'!
Small or Large lots.
April s, 1865
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03
Portable Engine for Sale,

Enquire Of Reid Bros, ut corner of Liberty
and Canal Street, Warren.0 o. feb. I2-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03

Only Three Dollars.
For q Carpet Sweeper. 30 and get one at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
May Is, 1858.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03

Chamber suits.
Of various styles, a good assortment at prices
to suit the times at TRUESDELL 4 TOWN
SENDS Nay 13, 1855.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03

AtBROOKS &POTTER'S they copy piet ures
when .uO or more are on q plate, taking the one
desired and leaving the others, and making any
desired change in costume. &c.
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New Goods!

Call and see our new Spring Stock of Dry
Goods, lust opened. and prices guaranteed as
low as the lowest. HAPGOOp& BROWN.
Apr Is No. River Block
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Leather Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By
M'HAIN % WARD,
Ala. M'ConneIls old Stand. Mains 81. Warrsn.o
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If YOU want

You can get any thing in the Picture line a
BROOKS & P0TTER's.
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And all kinds ofFeed, at Camp L Randall
Mill. Parties wanting Oats in large quantities
VIII do well to see US before buying elsewhere.
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Garden Seeds.
Large lot all kinds-fresh and good, ju st re-
ceived. H01T, STRATUM
March 15-tf
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Teeth! Teetb! Teethu

Warren. May IS. Is6s.-tf
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The ReEt SeWing Machines
Oats. Corn,

Are the Howe and Florence. sold BY Mrs. I
S. Adair, first door south Of the Austin Hous
Main Street, Warren, o. Jan. !. 1858.
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Good ROard Fence

Warren. May Is ls6S.tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
BY. TELEGRAPH
lrRom OUR SUNDAYS EDIrIos.l
NEW YORK.

NEW Y0RK, Decent Z6 A desperate
light between negroes aud Germans oc.
Cured In bail room on Christmas eve,
At the commencement OF the trouble the
lights were put out, and the greater psrt
OF the fight tOok place in the dark. Five
persons were injured, and nine negroes
were arrested.
The Herald says the question Of the
proposed Indian debt win 60 over to the
next Congress.
A Lynn special to the Neses says A
fire broke cut 10 the Lyceum Hall abou;
midnight and extended to Frazsr's build
ing and BOTOin's new block, which were
totally destroyed. The FIRE is now under
control, and the loss will not be as great
as was thought before the arrival Of the
Boston engines, and will not probably
exceed $500, 600.
a break occurred this evening IL the
main gas pipe on BoWery, in front Of the
Olympic. The escaping gas forced its
way through the ground under the thes-
ter, and was first discovered in the ticket
office. An officer was sent below with q
light, when on entering the vault the gas
ignited, burning him severely. The gas
continued burning during the perform
ance of the play, without the audience,
however, being aware of the eireum-
stance, and every prtcsutiOn wss tskeO
to guard against panic.
NEW YORK, December 6-The Her
aids New Orleans special says: An in
speetiOn OF the Peruvian monitors re-
suited in the Board reoorting that they
we're unfit fer sea. They will sail next
week for Pensacola for repairs, before
taking their final departure. If the re-
port is true, the Peruvian Government
has been badly swindled ia the sale, and
a month may intervene before they sail
for Peru.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, December 26.-The city wa:
much excited yesterday by the reported
success of the revoluti0nists. It il
thought the reports sre started TO Gauss
an outbreak In the city, but everything
is quiet.
Adviees from Mexico state that 20OC
laboreTs were engaged in constr ueting
the Vera Cruz Railroad.
Gen. CautO had been sent to Dusrango
Gen. Duersngo was operating against
Escobedo.
~ Petitions had been sent TO Congress
asking for the abolition of the death pen.
atty, for the creation of q Bank OF Hy.
poestnes, and for the construction OF 0
railroad from the capital, Okla, to the
Pacific Ocean.
The financial aOd commercial eoDdi-
ton Of the republic was critical. Con-
gress has approved the project OF allow
ing free export o. minerals. A subven-
ton of fifteen dollars per ton is to be
granted as sssets constitutional in the
republic. RrepsTatioDs for working pc
trOleum have commenced in Oxeia.
The formation of New Leon into colo
uies had been conosded by Congress
The question of forming the new State
OF Hidalgo was under discussion. Also 9
proposition to export gold and silver bar
under the same duty rs coined money.
Congress had organized a grand jury tc
try MPjia and Romero. Mejia wss found
not guilty,
Adviees from Hsyti state that Jscmel
continued closely besieged on the 9th
lest. The garrison had repulsed the
pickets. Both parties sustained heavy
losses. RslnaVeis men-of-wsr h2vs
about left the coast. The revOlutionisti
are confident of fortifyiug the interior.
Adviees from Venezuela state thai
Gers. Domingo and Ruperto, nephews oi
MoRag, son Of the deceased President
Monsg, are candidates for the Presi-
deney. The country was tranquil.
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FOREIGN.

ATHENS, December 26.-The Greek
Chambers have aeceded to the demand
for the approval of sn extraordinary
credit to the amount OF one hundred
million drachmas; also for the eztr6or-
binary levies OF men for the army and
RAvy as called for by the Government,
AID reported in the cable dispatch OF 23d
inst.
LONDON, December 26.-The Times
publishes a letter from Mr. DnkeFson,
sn eminent journalist, denouneing the
violence by the British at Y0uDg-ChOW,
China. DlikersOn says such acts viii be
more dangerous 10 peace between Great
Britain and the United States than the
Alabama claims. The Times agrees
with Diikerson, and pronoupees the out
rage violation Of the e4is5ing treaties,
and justly offensive to the Chinese Gov
ernment.
Rsverdy johnson has received a depu-
tation from srtizans desirous Of founding
colony in Nebraska. Johnson encour-
aged them.
A dispatch from Athens states that two
Turkish ships have been placed on the
coast Of COrigo TO prevent the departure
cf Greeks for Crete.
A dispatch from Athens, 24.h Dec !,
says that the GFee!an Chamber has voted
the money asked for by the Government.
The Cham oeF has also granted the Gov
ernment full power to raise more, il need
be, and has made extraordinary Ievies OF
men for the army and navy.
The Times this morning has another
long editorial on the subject of the Ala
bama claims. The people of both Eng
land and America, the Times says, are
uneasy 10 regard to the relations which
are to exist IN future etween the two
nations. This unsssini So arises from the
true state of negotiatiaas pending on the
Alabama question. The Times believes
that Mr.. Seward himself obstTuots the
true sentiment, but believes the QUESTION
will bs finally adjusted under the iceom-
ing administration OF Grant.
Rsverdy johnson is not likely 10 be re-
moved by Gbe new administration but
vii! be permitted to remain and CON-
plele the work already begun. IF Sew
ard seeks the delay OF this important
question he re moves but the basis of the
protocol already agreed upon by Lord
Stanley snd Mr.. johnson, which must
remain AKed, and will sooner or later
command the consent Of both countries.
The ease OF Romero was undecided.
A project OF amnesty had been presented
in Congress, and WAS under discussion.
The j7urnais generally, and also Gen.
PSlsoaio, advocate elemsnoy.
MADRlB, December 26.-It is said that
Russia urges the United States to take
part in the Turkey and Greece difficulty,
MARSEIILEs, December 20 After the
allies failSd at VeiIita, the Brs ziiiau iron
clads attacked the place and failed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

unwise 10 depart from the settled rule o.
common law, in respect to transactions
OF the kind in controversy. And we are
unable to see good reason, why the law
Of this State should be displaced frcm the
same settled foundations OF the common
Law.
Itis proper to mention that the cons
ciusion reached ia this case has been
upon the view Of the fse's, given In the
proof, most favorable TO the claim OF
Taylor, Cole & Mcleod. Armstrong has
been dealt with, az If he were the agent
OF Pope TO carry the cotton TO Memphis,
and as II he had been put in possession of
the cotton by Pope; whereas it may fair
ly be taken as the effect Of eli the proofs,
that the cotton was not put in Arm
| strOngis posse ssicn by Pope, and that no
authority whatsoever was given TO Arm,
strong by Pope, over the cotton. Ii has
bten, however, more con venient, to deal
with the argument Of counsel for Taylor,
| Cole G. Mcleod, to put their case upon
ths highest ground assumed by them.
The principles ena bFaosd IN this opinion
are not thought to be OF any novelty in
the Jurisprudence of Tennessee, and We
should not have felt disposed 10 enlarge
upon them st the length as do0e, but for
the earnestBess and force with which the
adverse views, of the eminent counsel Of
Taylor, Cole d MeLsod, were pressed
upon the court.
What IL said above in respect Of the
csse Of Pope, disDosss OF the msin
question rsised in the case Of Strong and
! disposez ef that question against lort
Cole & Mcleod.
The further errors alleged of Sr0ng's
IF~es, are rot well taken, with one keep
tp03. 1t was no error to allow the charge
of plaintiff in this case.
Nor was 1t an error to refuse to dismiss
| the case, on motion of defendants coun-
sci in the Court below. We are OF the
opinion that the enlargement OF the J1-
risdiction of the Justices of the Pace in
cases of this kind, to the extent of $3.50,
by the act of May rs, 1865. chapter 81,
did not operate to abriGge the i1ri5dic-
tion before had by the Circuit Court, Ia
this class of actions.
But it was error to ehargs the Jury,
that If Armstrong took possession OF the
begging aud rope, without authority OF
Strong, or received it in any manner
except by purchase frc' - Strong,
aud sold it as his own props 2t was 3
feloniCus act on the p&rts strODg;
and the purchase Of the bai Ind rope
by them, and Withholding ss their
own, was a conversion, for Which they
we're liable 20 Pope. It may bs ell true
that Armstrong did not puEcase the bsg-
gipg aud rope fccm Strong, and had no
authority from Strong to sell it, and sold
1t as bis own property, snd yet without
being guilty OF felony in sO'doiDg. The
felonious intent may have been wanting,
which is essential 10 constitute crime.
For this cause, reverse the judgment III
the case of Strong, snd order new trial,
and for the reasons assigned in this opin-
ion, affirm the judgment IN the case OF
Pope.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
BOSTON,

BosroN, December 20 She Supreme
Court has decided that the enactment Of
the LIQUOR license law last winter did not
repeal the law known as the liquor nui-
ssnce act, or the sixth section of the
eighty4seventh chapter of gent rel laws,
which is IS follows: "AlI Buildings,
places, or tenements, repaired to for pros
titution, le~dness or Illegal gambling, or
used for the sale OF Intoxicating liquors,
shall be- deemed common. naisances." I"
The law, Il il we'll known, allows the
prosecution OF both the occupant Of and
the owner OF the building accused. The
decision is quite surprise, and an un-
pleasant one, to many parties who have
been complained Of under the act, and
whose cases have awaited this decision.
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WATCHES FOB THE BILLION.

..,xzz. e,voif,e Gold Watch Company manufac-
fure on strictly scientific principles style,
a3sh srfi color Is earaf gold, fac sn1ste OF tt E
nssf rars aud costly description OF God
WGtches. , -. r.....s..s.r,.s..
Tney are mann faetured VIE hunung SAses
nadiss' and geatlernen'sl, have superb Swiss
novauants; iet0sied e5s9ias- -tEr7ssd, with com
sensation fp4rsl spring,
E,riI,lOad CoaeilGcfoTs, Engineers. E-rDTess7sea-
he most exactipg OF our castone.s-have
sh1ran0hly demonstrated tha strength, dura-
rt,itv accuracy and uti tty OF the JGe- SsAst.e
T,1ithasa Wttehes, and pronounce them tuval.
nabIe as feliahts timex -keepeIs.
ZINE swiss Movements. Sl5 Pesent A7neTtcdn
sr SiT7si5s TlzEthGEa Watches. fLtll 1eWeled, ID
S5.ro,roTeker BdlGIscs SIS each Elaoorately en-
sraved with new and novel designs. kach
Wsfeh is v arrsnted by special eerttncate nom
nc fsrofde Gold Wstch Company.
Alse maxnihcent Oroide Gold Chains - -
and 81 each. Sent everywhere, TO be paid FOR
on delivery -. -. -.... ~.
t,toS- r,rscket Detective and Watch Guaxds also
a..s{,ad separately on receipt OF 50 cents Tbs
tsenufne Orotae Gold Watches can only De oo-
ssIasss bv ordering directly from as.
JAMES T. MONROE co,
Importers and Manufacturers,
nevsem rs RrOadways NaE fefk.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December % Mrs. Angus
tus n Dickens, widow of Augustus n
Dickens, brother CT Charles Dickens
the celebrated novelist, committed sui.
eide yesterday at No. 56s North Clars
street, by taking an overdose Of NOR.
phiue. She leaves three children. She
has suffered much OF late from poverty
being dependent almost entirely upon
her friends for the neeessaries of life.
The acrimonious controversy growing
out Of the conduct Of her distinguished
brother in law, Charles Dickens, toward
Mrs. Dickens on the occasion of his visit
to this country, will be remembered by
al
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 26.-It mas
been raining throughout the Sta,e for
the last three days. For the twenty-fouT
hours ending ct eight O'Clock a. M, the
rain gusge shows one and half inches.
The first and second mates of the ship
5antee were to-day sentenced to tbs
State prison-the first, two years, and
the second, one year-for inhumaD treat
Inent Of two apprentice boys, during q
voyage from New York.
The steamer Colorado, from Panama,
which arrived yesterday, reports another
rich strike, equal, II not superior, to the
Pine District, Nevada, estimated to be
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ArrEMpr 10 AURpER.

The Gallatin Eraa7iaer gives the fol-
lowing account of an attempt made upon
the life Of young man named Johnson,
recently from Texas: "He had come on
a visit, and was at the house of Mr..
kirkpatrick, and was called out to the
front gate by some person unknown, after
night. He went out and came up to 8
hoFsemsn, and approached very close.
While leaning upon the neck of the
horse be was fred al by the rider, the
ball passing through his hat downwards
on his neck and back without harm.
The assassin turned bis horse and hsd,
firing two more shots at johnson, who
snapped his pistol al him. Who the per-
son wss Ia not certainly known"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
NEW YORK.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Great DlstributiOn by the metropolitan
Gift CO.-Cash Gifts to the AmOuHt OF
ss5e ,OOO-Eyery Ticket Draws = Prize.
5casn gtfts,eac $1,000 30 cash gifts, each s5OO
10 S COO 200 IDo
50 Elezsnt Rosewood Pianos, each 500 TO SO
$50 Sewing Machines, GO to Us
500 Fine Gold Wstche7, 70 TO SOC
Cash Prizes, silver Ware, etc. all valued al
81 10000.
A chance to draw any of tns above prizes for
25c. Tickets describing prizes are SEALED In
envelopes and well mixed. Gu receipt of &c 3
SEALED TICKET is drawn without choice and
sent by mail 70 any edd-ess. The prize named
upon It viii be delivered 10 the ueket-holdeF
on payment OF OSE DOLLAR. Prhes are imme-
diately sent to any address by express or re-
turn E1aiL
You will know what your prize Is before you
pay for It. -4FU prize exchanged for Gn0thsr of
sQale udltss. No Blanks Cur patrons can de-
KEFFxaNcEs We select the following from
many who have lately drawn valuable prizes
and kindly permitted us TO publish tneA =
T. WlIkirs, Bun4Io, 5000 I; Miss Annie monroe
Chicago, Piano, $50; John ID. Moore LOUIS
Vile SlOD0 Miss Emma Walworfh, AiisFau gee
Piano, 500 Rev. Z. a. Day, New OfieADs s9oV-
We publish no names without peIiallsslon.
OPINIONS OF THE Press - me lera - Eeli@.s
BILE aud deserves their success = " eekiy III
bune Aug g. I'VE know them 70 De iair
frisnd af ours drew $500 prize, which was
,1rnpo rtlsr received. .'f-Dsily News sept .
San5 TOR eIreufar. Liberal inducements 70
Ags1fs Satisfaction guaranteed. Every pack
- ~ sealed Envelopes contain oNE CASH
a99Sr Tix Tickets for 81 ) 70 for ~ % Iof % ;
49, Tik as All letters snould be addressed to
hAkPkR, WILSON q co,
,ov2o I'm I73 Br0adway. n. z.
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to ?, welo q III H.

JaSssoia ~ -npoa4Is viii ne Teceiv ed Et the
~ SA.aa ne undersigned. N Jachs IN port
80 D.nty. Arkansas, uTbSi ice uISL ~ go 80
hlliss 4i f~- 1853 for The eTeotion q z -httlt r
HOUSE win iron window caps ana
- am cuTnice, stsi-Fays snd ila!e3l-lss,, 8,
80 80 in roof The size % said bulliing ~
- - ~ .at with ceuler project ops on escl E Ae
g I'D OF two by nneen fect, carried hP :. ~ u
- --oiss 10 De two storle8 h,sar WIN
- a I'D or French Y0of. beiIry and dome.
Sof n nd speeihcetions can De- seen et 1als
"a = Three annual pa guleuts, % Dc III als &C
cane TO lhe prCErtss cf the WORK ana ltie
will i TO be com bleted by the urst Of jan
,,,e-V-70 and the payments % be IHade ac-
btosss 10 the reports Of the Intern2l IN prove
d u )Oaa missioner to TIE court-
81 eaI IA RILEY kINMAN,
- n Sheriff OF Jackson County, Ark
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, December 26.-In'
spector General Ayres, o[ Gen. Rous'
seau's staff, lef. yesterday for the dis
turbed portions OF Arkansas, under or
dera TO examine into the condition OF az
fairs and report the same,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 26.-Ths
fractional c1creEey printed during the
week amounted to s455. Geo; shipments,
1928, 2s9; National Bank currency issued,
S94,slOi amount in circulation, S299, ,767, :
O44; fractional currency destroyed,
$3.50, ,IS4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
rArAL NKGRo AFERAr.

Two eolored men, Rice Wooten and
Alexander Glesvss, members OF a hook
and ladder company ia Nashville, got
into q fight ia the engine house and the
former was shot through the heart.
Gloaves acted entirely in self-defense,
ami the Coroner's jury rendered YER.
Diet Of jus.iHAble homicide.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, December 26.-Gabriel
Martin and his two maiden sisters, re.
sidirg in Columbia county, were murder
ed aEd robbed on Thursday night-their
house set on fire snd the bodies con-
sumed. Suspicion is said to rest on some
negF0ss residing in the neigborhood, as
the perpetrators of The deed.
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Notice.

-{TAyTNQ dispossd OF my entire irterest IN
y 4 tbe rrrds OF Matthews, jucson a Iot ttnu
a f.5-ss9T1 a Co 70 the rsfnainiug partners, am
20 lor.rer q member thereof They assume al
q .s-lse i,te3in nesz Of said firms. ana are alone
srorizsd 10 collect the indebtedness gue the
K. &. MAITHE ds.
ephIs, Tenn. New. sSIl65S,
q s,usiness OF said INNS VIII continue ss
a Gre sg tue undeTsl gn6d, remaining pa I
snaer the name and style OF JDllSON &
vvho assume The liabilities of said nrins,
md .yho alone are authorized 20 collect The IN
A. B. JUDsON,
T. II. JUD9ON.
J. g. ALEXANDER.
assrnpslis, November 2. lo6s.
-I,Sy.lg from said frms respectfully re-
N aeS,fi aei lSleu to the patronage OF my irienus.
eeomnas az ~, K. G. MATTHEW'S.
ReSssy' neS BullNtig and Po-I cory;
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IVES sci, ,,OTICE.
lower
Erspl

III gel.
banking Ia SSuihls areby given TO the Stockholders
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