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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

HB~Whcn you go to New Orleans cali
and see l.. II. Gardner * Co. This is u
young, growing and popular house, whose
prices alc MS low MS the lowest, and whose
fair dealings have won for them an envi-
able reputation throughout the country
They deal in Dry Goods aud Notions, on
Common street, adjoining the City Hotel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

80 a. slffrifafaia n ussffs ltf.ts
a Hssinta iissrsa. fffss siii A. fsHl
is e. itFsrslff a. stift 90 iilsti sites.
Haa Itfsf rsf'fnfu tsft seq iuil
SEA u nfu fa.is ia silica iify sfr &C.
rsuiiT uating slinisrs. ari uih ihs
lairsnsrt q ssrfianis Tian'fIs aui
f.faru al raHifulsr GA hsFfrt 10
shsa ihfy 49, siIs ~ OH n thfy siii
IIiss ilsir gs..is. hrssutsT A. risss o.
slssP Eeois Elfu ysu o. ~ iisusian-l
sui . FrsnlliH sIss'. sssIly sTIasiis The
iluirkihs House.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

10y Ah"thcr new paper is to be siar;el
shortly IN Houston 10 be called the S'sdis
Zdimg. Il will appear abou, tie LIST OF
November, aud viii be an independent Ger
man paper. II viii no doubt receive large
patronage from our German fellow citizens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

leJ"Thc last Argus says that Professor
JuDsoy II. STEFfE, of this place, has
been engaged to instruct the new brass
band at Waxah1chie. We most heartily
recommend him to the citizens Of our sister
town as IL gentleman every way worthy of
their respect.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

DR. Messrs, Clark 4 iryan have re-
ceiVr'l large 1T Of goods, among which
may he hinnL an extensive assortment Of
staple aud fancy Graceries, We know
'hrlr cannri traits 10 be delicious, for We
have iI,,d hem,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

Eey- Mr.. II. NJ. Rawlins, living near
Dawdy's Ferry, in this county, has pre-
scented us with 4 bottle of very choice
sorghum syrup, made by him. There has
been great improvement this year in the
manufacture of this article, and many Of
the objections heretofore made 10 it have
been obviaied.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
The Mon,hiIcs flo. 1859.

We shall commence to get mp clubs for
the following Magazines for 1889, ni once
Those wishing any or all of ih"m can send
their names TO us, accompanied 10y the
money.
souinrRy CrLrIvATon, Athens Gas.
per annum.
GoprYs LADrs Book, rhilaiclphia.-S3
Per annum.
AurnuR's liouE MAGAZINE, Philadelphia
So per nnnum.
CniLpnEN's lioUR.-A Magazine for III"
Little ones-Phiadelphia.--Sl 70 per an
mum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

GeS- The accomplished aud glficd Mrs.
T.. e. Wharton, died lately in New Orleans,
Her husband is well aud invorably known
throughout Texas, US formerly connected
with the Galveston News aud n. q. III u
ANNA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

tS- ahlns's neW store ani nsW goods, in
'he brick block On The west sile " the
.'luaT, il oPrurii hls advertisement will
alpeai ETAt HrtS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

E1J~ Owing to II want Of time aud space
VIZ nre unable to give any Of the awards OF
premiums at the fair in this week $ issue
We shall endeavor to give at lrast, the mos
prominent awards in our next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

Or We sallsiisniiss ~ nsFsFaTsT nsn
IL abs aissii.ssusui u Ma, Z, iisllula,
sHsTins fsF ssls ihs s1es u he sslIhsT
SpFinEs GaIsl's, iessihsF siih laTss sap
pig II NswsTsIsT and lsh TyFs, Tie %
pouaniig ~ iHsrsi is Eosl one,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

fdT We notice The buiidior of Fr1nrii-
iron jail - s. Louis. for q iorn in iis .n-
terror Of Missouri. A good idea ard
that or osn eouniy might take ai-aa ~
o. Hour roIiss rou1 rish inf,ria-t'''1
o. he sri5sei 4 iros buiidius-s BE- ear
pr fbsn ia he rny . srfiL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

BARON account o. awaiting the close ~
the Comfy fair-yeserlty rv'nin; the
Issue Of the llrRNLD was delayed a few
hours beyond the usual time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
rnr TRINITY cnNFERENcE.

The members 81 the TTiRiiH Conference,
n. Church, South, On their arrival In
Dallas, TO slisnd approaching session to
meet 2sih inst, Will please rrPeri for iniN
at Dr, cochrans Drugstore, on the west Ill"
of the Pnhlie Square, whrre they will be
mustered into service,
WILLIAM {. Young.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

BAPTIST CHURCH

m Rev. ". J. nHowN, the Missionary
baptist Church, Nillprrarh al the Masonic
Hail, In Dallas, on the ilh Sunday In each
month.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

80 No ruliist ia g. iags TaTu ils
fieslsT n Tfass iaui Csulaag rfffrily
srsasiIsi iu ihs Ciig ~ Ass ielk. Itf
ssjssi asi IuTFssfs " ils rsuIsny sTs
hslly - fsHA Ia ils siTsulaE, ani il sssus
10 ~ IL w'll b. ihs ufans u greatly a.
Fsnsins he inisTtsis q de IsaIls u ssT
sisis, ssd especially ihs lart teiasH- Ia
organiIai'eu Is = siosk esnIaHy, wais uP
" ss,.r II ihs ussi Substantial siiiEeas u
TsIsss hacked hy Asw isrk capitalists sai
is able 10 carry oui IN il proposes or un-
dsratrs, Ne saIiisily eoumsui il 10 car
people, and irusi aui believe that il gill
mesi with that favor fFoa ihs eiliEsns u
Teas uAish iis iupoFiaaes lraaais,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

90 flMr Hu'Hs % uasii ffaiu
tairsiii.ilf slnifsssf 81 kfH Of'ftsf
tis tisiiI isstis .Its ifHfrraiit 80
81. isnasfsiif rsartifs seng uu-
iiin itssn a. asv rsrsit O. fsif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
IOuI ITTus LNDHlPPENINGs.
DAuAS LYcFUM
RRLIGIOUs NOTIoEs.

Meets every Thuralsy niEhi 81 Nss'ni'
Hall. TIE Ladies' Teqursiri 10 attend
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-10
DR.. B. M. Shuler, Druggist.
NOFFORD C0LLEGE,
SPARTANBURG G. H.. SO. Ca,

"a. SPARTANBURG c. H.. So CA..3..
The 1st Session of 10Th Collegiate Year, begins
on lst October, 1868. The College has never sds-i
pended and the Course of Study rcmains un-
changed, but the Faculty now admit irregular Stu
dents or such as wish TO pursue Particular Studies
only. Tho Preparatory School under the Super /
vision Of the Faculty opens at the same time.
Tuition in College and Higher Classes Of Pro-,
year in specie or It's equivalent in currency.fsIn
Lower Classes of Preparatory School with contin-
gent fec, $44 per year in currcncy-one-haif id 9
advance. at III 4t TX. ass.l -x. 81 tstN f9
hoard per month, in advance, about $l5 in cur.
rcTicy For further particulars address 4aei 7 af
septlo-4tl }s A.. NJ. SIlIPP President 81 4;
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-10
WARN! YAIsN!y YAR.N!Y.

" Arm! YAlsN!! YAKSNII! f'ssss5
90 punches just received and for sale low.
ALSO
"A FRESH SUPPLY. OF GROCERIES, which
IA offer to my Friends and the Public generally I
as ohoaF as they can be bought elsewhcteia tsfiei
@ ALSO i4egagS @s,sils ".
good assortment of SHOES ahitil II 6BfsrSSs7
very low. Ny terms is cash tive me q calh. s,is
sEr ALSO rtsi..4 f..st.,;8 .sf, 49,
Always on hand FRESH MEAL snd GRISY; i ,rst
COUNTRY PRODGCE wanted fbs 4shisiE
! will give the cash or Goods at cash prices: 5.
j. w: PATTERsOAS;,
may S0-ly Opposite Bull s Sc6yill's :
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-10
nR. Il. j. OLIyEROs

Fellow Citizens the largest and most varied .ssort
ment Of DRUGS, MEDICINES and TOILET An.
TicLEs ever offered here. at prices that will com.
pare favorably with any Southern Market.
and iouths. Various other Surgical instruments
adapted for cases from tender infancy and OH nvc
Also Preserved Tamnrinds and extra Lemon e..
rrnp. Also Train OH, Paint Oils, Kerosene Oil AKA
Varnshes, and SnuGs ~ anu
Also Patent Medicines and Bittcrs Of v.r,o,,s
kinds. Spices, Cooking Soda, Essences for flavor.
ing At j. OLIvEROS,
APothecary and Druggist
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-10
! s1AsTFU s URiisDAY NJ MoRNING, OCT, 10, 1868
Divine Service
Dlss besexpected in the METHODIST Church,
on Sunday morning at lo3 o'clock.
To Our Renders.

We had made arrangements to publish this
week the speeches Of Colonels Haskell and
Aiken as we'll as those fudge Aldrich and
Colonel Read: but two-thirds our printers
hass'been this week afflicted with the prevail
ing bilious sfsyet and in consequence, We have
tosdefsr these Interesting addresses, until next
week. 5afS i,ts II.
Tho sickness alluded to, has materially inter
fcted dwith our present issue
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-10
Firemen,s Fair.

Save your small change, and all your
change; for the Fair will bo open on the 2lst
Itpremises to be a fine success: and our
frieeBsds il tho country will find it we'll worth
theiriwhle TO attend. Plenty Of nice things,
and gil cheap is the motto: and everything
sold vii be worth the money SEQ advertise
usel.t, d.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-10
-EySTATE SALE:

ESTATE SALE: ,s, r.
according rs ln,v, will sell at the STORE of thu
late Joseph Dukes, deceased, at Reeves Station &:
c., and 1T his intc residence III Orangeburg District
miles from Reeves Station, on Tuesday, 9Th Oot6-g
SONAL PROPERTY Of the said deceased, consist.
ing Of Stock Of Goods Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Horses, Cattle, Hogs. Farming Imple-
ments, Agricultural Produce, Cotton Gin, Grist
on Tuesday at the Station, where will be sold the
most of the articles, except the Produce, tn MIN
and Blacksmiih's Tools, which will be aold at INA
Plantation after the articles at the Station are ali
sold. JAMES >. IS. I,ItKE&,
sept l9--3t Administrators
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-10
Report Of tho Charleston Cotton
SIS Market
a.e+s5 For the Week ending October g.
4 ssa ReDprte3 Eor fhc O,.1u1eyuro Ner. IL,

- S'lSAS
astReporssd torsthc ,OrangeLury Ne,rs by
W. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR.
On Friday the Cd inst, our market opened quiet
at about closing rates Of last week, say 24c. for
Middlings, but on the receipt Of favorable news
from sLiSerpool the demand improved with an ad-
vanoe in prices Of f}@3c. The market on Saturday
vas firm, with advancing tendency in prices
but tho transactions limited owing to the ex-
sremc ratios demanded by sellers. On Monday our
market was quite active, with largo sales on bnsis
OF Zoe, for Middlngs In consequence Of unfavo-
rabie aeeounts from Liverpool, our market on
Tuesday became quiet, md prices easier than the
day before. On Wednesday our market was dull
and depressed with downward tendency in prices
the mrket closing at 3@1c. decline. On Thursday,
under still further unfavorable adviccs from Liver
pool and New York, our market continued very
dali and depressed. and the salcs made wcrc lower
aud very irregular prices. The sales for tho week
sum np, about 1900 bales. We quote uominally:
Low Middling. g.......................22@22
Niadhug."............. ...".23G234
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-10
# AND FoR sALE.4A vAItJAn,tisS

II TKAUT or 4So ACKES more or less, sifhato
on the. Binnakcrs Bridge Road, about Ia lnilcu
from Orangcburg c. H.. lying on Roberts Ssa,np,
waters OF south Edisto. There is is on the place q
good Dwelling and Yard Ontbuildings. 400 acres
OF the Lapd, Q60 under fence), is cleared. RI
For terms apply to Illusions g. Lcgsrc. Orange.
burg G. IT., On to J. d. sGFECHLEY.
sept 10 - AZ
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-10

EOR RENT.-THAT NEAT Cnr.
a TAGE RESIDENCE in Ornngeburr yilIace
belonging to c. Whittemore situated on The Cour,
House Square, with necessary Out Buildings and
Harden attached Terms moderate Apply to
aug Ut JIUTSONS & LEGARE.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-10

GT0LEN-FrOm the Subscribcr. on
- the night of tho LIST inst, a small Chesnut
sorrel Mare PONY, said Pony is about six wears
oid' has star on the forehead, saddle mark on
the point OF tho left shoulder blade, and some whito
feet. A liberal Reward will bo given for infnrmn0
tion leading to tho recovery of tho said Pony.
Address John CI,iS,
sept o-lm St. Matthews, S. C.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-10
s. t6qfsSacrc crop Of flpeaclics in Gainesville,
has lsen sold on the trees for 81 90.

var liicli doyiss,
n II f y
llbs6iall vented aas sci heating
sle;gh the bottom bSints, warmed By oil la,nps
The l.oDdonS Times has been published
every day e except Sundays. since yanuary1, |,
l7SS. .sss si. sss. ~ Il, q. ,.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
FOURTH EDITION
B BALTIMORE H.
Manhood Suffrage in Maryland
An Effort to Secure its
Establishment.
FROM BALTIMORE.
Manhood Suffrage.

Special Despatch TO The EUentna Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE Maryland Executive
Republican Committee is now active in endea.
voring to secure manhood suffrage. The matter
is being placed before Congress-, and action
thereon requested. There seems to be a deter
mnation that all male citizens, regardless of
color, shallrunder proper restrictions, be en-
titled TO vote in this State, which will bring
about desired reforms.
The Mcnamara Murder Case
will be closed to-day. The weather is horrible.
Snow, sleet, hail, rain, slush, and mud. Busi-
ness is dull,
Despatch to The associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Dec. E-Dr. j. II. Gibbon, ot
Charlotte, North Carolina, died in this city yes
terday, aged seventy-four years. He was the
father of General Gibbon, q. s. A. Deceased
visited the city for the purpose of delivering a
course of lectures on "The Antiquities of Ame-
rica, before the Maryland Institute, and had
delivered one.
John Plummer, carpenter, fell from a house
yesterday and was instantly killed.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, John McNa
mara, indicted for the murder of his wife, was
found guilty of murder in the first degree.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
The New York Money Market.

From The Tribune.
money Is firm at per cent. on stocks with loans
made on Governments, in some cases. at per cent
There is moderate amount OF currency hnding lts
way here from the West, which in part counteracSs
the effects of the drain South, which continues TO be
large. Commercial paper remains unchanged a. 799
cent.
"sterliug Exchange firm as Guotattons-Lon so
days. l094s; London, sight, ll0Amu03G; Paris, long
b16A@5 5; Paris short, 5'l39d @5'l25a Antwerp lS4
(95l7h Swiss b'lSs4 900 l75a IIawburg 86(936Gi Am
BterdRm, 4l@4l1g Frankfort, 4lgllts Bremen, 1870
70; Berlin, 7l%@7l2G"
Prom the Times.
"The reports Of OuY own m0nfy msTket yesterday
afternoon W e somewhat CJn1lCLlug, In some Htock
quarters the demand IA said TO be active a. 7 per
cent. but this Is not the prevailing Impression The
rate is pretty untOIm at per cent on ali classes OF
collateral on coll while some tln1o negotiations have
made to carry Ws stern always oeks at round
rates In the OF brOkorages or god interest. or
both. Other negotiations made for sixty or ninety
early in the fall, aud now matur ng, are btlng
renewed with the foreign barking firms at less ia.
Vorabe rates because OF the advancing price OF
'SThe ipu6iic funds we're firm through the early
dealing the day and the prices steady Rt the cOse
though The difference OF Views ON IL street as 10
the prObaOe action OF money for the next fortnight
the disposition continues TO cell both the Old and the
new -20s for q decline. The state bonds made very
TA Apd CcoVery ip Tennesaees fortunate de
al Tuesd night In the Tennessee Legislature ofthe
bill 10 RppT ToprIato 5000 900 bonds some of the
needy railway lines. This action, II is believed
pscnfes the prompt payment of the January Interest
Il North Carolina bones also made further ad
vance, and Virglnias and hissouIis were steady"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

for low mlddling, fov January, February, and
March, and 2tc, tor middling in any month up 10
April, end 24Mc during the present month, To-day
there have been large sales for future delivery
cembeT, 94Ac.: January, 25<o. Akc.; February, 2ld
Low mddlipg. Decsmber, flc.; Ja1uary, 23xo; Feb.
ruary 23c March, 2Sc. settlements have been made
in money for cont acts due this month, the sellers
paving from &c. to 1sc, per pound. In some cases
the cotton Ia demanded, hence there is scarcity OF
mic ling cotton offer, and the quotation s rel
1.-THE clearRnces have been. for Liverpool, IL sos;
London, 40; Havre, 2497: Bremen, 9OSI Hamburg,
SOC. Total exDort for the week. 70 O2s The uucleAed
9Hngsgemen.- scs gndet as fjll0ws-Lverpeoi AZ wv.
$50. Freghts lower aud at the close very dull;
Liverpool steam. 9Sc; sail, SI6d Havre, steam;
l1SC; sail, &c; Bremen steam, ld6nl1sc; SAIL &c,
Hamburg. steam Ad; sail, Nc; Genoa: %9Xc. -,
"Iranslt cotton is being more looked for, pArtieu
larly II already a. sea- The sales for the week ha Ie
been l70l bales including Low Middliug, Mobile to
Liverpool by steam, with 2<d freight. st2kc and 23c.
freight, at 2se Low. Mlddling Galveston to Liver.
pgol, by SAIL Md, freight, at 2274c.
The southern markets have not varied much dur.
Ing the week. There has been Increased buSine
contracts previously made, entailing smart loss
for the shorts Buyers for France and the Coutl-
nent are doing less In Mobile there has been also
more doing for liverpool, In Savannah p.i ;es have
been relatively higher than elsewhere; orders there
could not be hfied and we're sent TO the Gulf ports
In Charleston a fair business has been done.
THE receipts At the ports for the week ending
from last week Since Friday the receipts have been
more moderate, and as we shall compare with the
heaviest week Of lRst year, further falling Off IL
more than probable II Is maintained here thai
planters holding hack theircrops under the con
victon OF higher range OF price In the spring. L
this be so. we must look upon our present scale o
receipts OF 80 600 per week "a very liberal"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
FORTIETH CONGRESS-THIRD SESSION
Senate.


WAsRINGToN. Dec l7.-Mr. Sherman said he
desired 10 correct an error in the jOurna w.
with which the morning papers, as well as the
Secretary of the Senate had fallen, in regard to
the report of Finance Committee on the Joint
resolution of MIR. Edmunds, as to the payment
of the national debt. The Committee had really
reported In favor of laying the resolution on
the table.
Mr. Chandler introduced q bill grant lands to
aid in the constructed of the Wisconsin and
Lake Superior Railroad. Referred to Com
mittee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Lumner presented petition of mem bers
OF the bar of Mississippi that the United States
Court may hereafter sit at Vlcksburg. Referred
to judiciary Committee.
MIR. McCreery submitted resolutions to amend
the Constitution of the United States designed
to protect the rights of minoritles and TO pro.
vide against the contingency of bringing the
election of President and Vice. President TO the
House Of Representatives.
The resolutions he said were drawn up by Mr..
9. r. Nicholas of LouirVille, Kentucky, who
had long been close student of the Constitu-
tion, ana were worthy of the special attention
of the Committee on the Judiciary, whereby
on his motion, they were referred.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee on Fin.
ance reported bill amending the set i'm.
posing taxes upon spirits, tobacco, etc. by ex-
tending the time for atfixing stamps to the 18TH
OF February. which wrs passed.
Mr. Rice introduced two bills for the removal
OF political disabilities from certain persons
Referre d 10 the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Sawy er moved to take up the House bill
removing political disabilities from certain
citizens of South Carolina elected to State
offices.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
FROM N-EW YORK.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
Xnnrr nnn L

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
New YORK, Dec. II.
Marsh, the Bond EmbezzIer.I
will be released at o'clock, and a civil suit
will probably be commenced against him.
1t is believed on the street thaEthe
Reported Lease
of the Great Western Canada Road by the Ne "
York Central is
a Cauard
TO catch the short interest in the Central. Central
has rapidly advanced to-day, and caught the
"shoIts.n
Vanderbilt,
it is said, denies the story. The rest of the
stocks are very quiet; only twenty-five hundred
shares were sold at the First Board.
The Bear Movement
is being quietly pushed. II Is a beautiful day
overhead.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
THO Cotton Market.

Messrs W. p. Wright & Co.'s Cotton Circular per
Cuha says
"In this ely there has been a fair business during
the past week, Chiefly tor home oonsumntion. The
dry goods trade has been quite active lately at Ad
vance, SplnneIs are buying TO cover contracts for
goods. Our stock Ia quito small and holders have
been able 10 advance of &c ~ pound on last
weeks prices Exporters % are comparatively quiet,
count. To-day there has beeu heavy feeling Ia tn Q
market and prices somewhat easier at the close
The ouotatIons annexed barely maintained, The
sales Tor the week have been 2l 2i4 bales OF which
1907 Or export sl2s for home consumption, 4O7S on
fnture delivery have again been large,
amounting 70 $500, generally a. ~ cents
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
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person sending TEN NAMES and FIVE DOLLARS
we will send the Commercial Arithmetic free OF
charge. s. II, ORlrTENDEN CO..
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

MYsTERIoUsLY DIsAPPEARED.-Henry Clay
Morrison, q young man aged %. and minus an
arm, which he lost in the service, residing at
No. ll49 Charles street, Second Ward, has not
been seen since Friday last. From the fact
that he was not drinking man, and had in his
possession several United States Government
bonds IL is feared that he has been foully dealt
with. The matter Is Ia the hands OF the detec =
tives. He was for a long time living in Wash.
lnPIOn.