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MAkkIED.

HoLLAND-HUTToN,- On the 10th Instant, at
The residence q the sride's mother, hy the Rev
d. c., to MARY L. HrrtOS, Of Montgomery
cor uty, Maryland.
CrTTRIDGE-SELBY.-O the 18th instant, by
the Rev c. e. Meador, JAMES X. GrTrRIDGE to
Nj sLAvISIA SELsY, both Of this city. No cards
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~ You arc respectfully Invited to attend
the DEDICATION " tho pole erected by the Grant aud
COlfax Club Of the First Ward at the Intersection
Of Twentieth street west and | street north aud
PepnSylyania avenue, which takes place on TUES.
DAY, the 2eth instant, at clock, D. m. Emf Mt
speakers froIn abroad will be present The Boys
~ Blue, Grand Army OF the Republic, and tho
different Rrpublean organizations Of the District,
Including the Printers Grant and COlfsI Club are
invited. Respectfully, &c,
lisa BoLDEs, Secretary. oclG-it
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ss22-T3w


Ou the petition OFF W hAcKESzIE, o, Orluge
willie, n y; praying for the eNtcnsonof Pat, Ut
granted to him the ID day Of January, 49,, Tor
an Improvement in Machine FOR Blowing Bla-,s,
&c,
II is ordered that said petition be hoard ut this
office en- the 18th day OF DFC"ubor next. Any per.
son may oppose thisextCnsiUu, objections, drpr-
sitOns, AAd other papers should hs filed in this
office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
II. HODGES,
se29-Tu]w Acting Commissioner vi Patent.
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~ care u thing for promotion, 80 long a. our
arms are successful -Grrnt 10 Sherman, Eebru-
srp, lss2
IF ny course Is not satisfactory, remove IN" at
once. I do got N.-h in ,Ey way to impede the
success OF arms an ant toUI3itck, FsbThd'D
8. lSGl
This l. Republic, whore the will Of the people
is the law " tue laud. -G'Hsrdi GrGatS latter to
Prssttrnt yOhHson, August, 1877.
81 shall have no policy Of my own to int rtcrs
against the will Of the pc pie. Grant = letter,
Nay %, ISIS.
Human liberty, the only true foundation OF hu.
ma ggycruIHeai. Grants Ltttsr 10 Citizens Of
Nsmphfs.
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Special Notices.

".A TTENTION, COMPANYB,
~ EIGHTH REGIMENT BOYS IN BLUE =
This Company will meet at the CO rner OF Peunsyl.
vAniA avenue aud Twentieth street, at o'clock, p.
10, THIS (MondAyl EVENING, 10Th instant, for
the purpose Of completing organization, election Of
officers, &c.
BY order Of Col. J. d Adams. Commanding.
oetlg II W. II. SnOWEN, Captain.
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A No,oriou. Character Killed.

MEMPHIS, Get. ls.-A notorious character
named Bill Porter was shot and killed by a
man named Carline, last night near the old fair
grounds. An old feud existed between them
for years. Last night, while Porter was
standing 10 the door OF a saloon, Carline ap-
preached with a shotgun, which, without a
word, he discharged, fourteen buckshot takiI q
effect in Porter's body and killing him in.
stantly. Carllnc was arrested and commit.
ted,
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OF TIE IYTEKIoR.

wAsUISuTON, Aug. g, 1853.
On tho petition Of AARON u, ALLEN, Of Boston,
Massachusetts, praying for tho extension OF pat
ent granted him on the 6th day " December, Is,
for an Improvement in Seats for Public Building:
Il Is ordered that said Peluoa be heard vt this
Office on the Sd day Of November next ANY per
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depu-
siuons, and other papers should be filed In this Of
fee twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA fOOTE,
ses-Tu3w Commissioner Of PAputs
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y WlsHISoToS, d. C., October 10, 1895.
On the petition OF NEWELL A. PRINCE, of Simms-
bury, Conn pTsy for the extension Of a pate ut
kTanIed him on the sd day Of January, 1885, for
Improvement In Fountain Pen:
Is ordered that the said pet lion be heard at this
oAlce on the 18th day Of December next, Any per.
sou may oppose this extension. Objections, deTosi-
lions, other papers, should be fled In this CO
twenty days before the day Of hearing
S. H. HODGES,
ocl7-SSw Acting CommssloneT Of Patents.
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y sHINWfON, y, z, senI Y, INIs-
On the petition Of JUsEFH s wINsUR, Of Prpvi-
dence, Rhode IL and praying for the extension 81
patent granted to him on tho "a day Of January,
1873, for Gn i'm royement in Machines Tor Making
Weaycrs' Harness:
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard ut this
office GU the 18th day Of December next. Any per-
sOn may oppose this extension. Obiectiuus, drpus-
tous, aud other papers should be fled in TIL Office
twenty days before tho day Of hearing. ~
ELISHA FOOTE,
sen2l. EAM Cnmmls HlMnnr VI lulL No.
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TNITED STATES PATENT oFFlCE

= WAsHINWTON, D q, heVT1 IT, INTS.
On the petition Of GEuR0E W, HuBgAKD aud
WILLIAM t. COSAST, OF New York, n Y, pray
Ing for the extension Of u patent granted 10 them
the 9Th Of January 1877, and rcis sued the lslh
day Of September. 1861, Tor an Improvement IN
Operating Slice Valves in Direct Action Eugiursi
1t is ordered that said petitipu be heard at this
Office on the 2lst day Of December next. Any per.
son may oppose this extension, Objections, drpu'
sitiOus, and other papers should be died la this
office twenty days lcfJre tho day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
self wN CuIumi sslOuuF Of Patents.
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Conference.-The article which Appealed
in our issue Of Saturday announcing that the
Johnson Departmental cat Of this city had
resolved to support Grant and ColfaX during
the PrcslLcHtIa! contest WAS untrue, AS we
learn from the President Of that association.
We were led IN error In making the statement,
aud a. matter Of juatIce we heHt'ily make
tho cnrrnriLnn
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y WAsHISuTOS, D. q. Sept. %, 1875
On thepetiliOn Of SYLyASUh SAWYER, Of Fitchburg,
Mas praying for the extension Of patent granted
him on l.e "a day Of January, 1873, fOran improve.
mont In Machines for splitting Ratans into Strips
is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the lIh day Of December next Any pcrsun
may oppose this extension. Objections, depusi-
lions aud other papers should be filed In this ONCE
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
s. II. HODGES,
se2S-w3w Acting Commits sioner OF Patents.
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For Sale or Rent.

EoR RENT-PIvB NEATLY-FURNIsHBD
l. Rooms on Second and Third Floors,with use
o. Bath Room. References Ieqdred. No, 81
Tive ia street. between and II. oclS.ht
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THIS is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT TIE SUB
L serbor has obtained from ii" nrphaus' Court
Of Washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
letters parliamentary On the peT.upal estate of Au
gust DVrges, late OF the United States army, de-
ceased All pcrsUps having claims against II"
said deceased are hereby warned To exhibit iLr
same " th the vouchers thereof, t. the subscriber.
on or before the 18th day II OrtrGcr next they may
otherwise by law be excluded Irom all benefits 4
the said estate.
Given under my hand hi. Ia. day Of October,
lSCs GOTTLUF WIENER,
Octl9- w3 IN"cutur.
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fl0g- NoT1tE. DeulCntiOn OF the
~ Grant aud Colfax Pole erected on Penn
sylNania avenue, between First and Second streets
EAST, In the fihh ward, will take place on MON
DAY, the 18th inst, at 30 p. m, whore there
Will be many eminent speakers, who Ill address
the audience on that occasion. The friends Of the
Republican cause are most IeNpccllully invited to
attend. II. X. MARYMAN,
President Flhh Ward Grant aud C0iiaX Club.
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Au.'" the r'.e" appointments IN the arpy
we notice that "i samuel walker +, second
Lieutenant ijth LHncl states Infantry. This
gentleman passed 3 satisfactory examination,
niSr preparation with PG0f John Flll
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Wants.

I AND WARRANTS WAITED DY WASHING
- TON CITY SAVINGS BANK. q hi hc,t NAV
kct prices JOS u. BRYAN, President.
IA RuPF. Treasurer. oc9.eoGw
WANTED TO BUY, BY E.syusTII, LADIES.
W CEhTLEMEN,S, aud en- hDREN,S SEC
BOOTS aud SHOES, &c, sc, at 2sIis seventh
street, in the second square above the NoIthcFa
side. sr2i-tf
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I NTTED STATES FATENT OFFICE,
y wAsHIsuTUS, b. G., AuG. q, lsCs.
T.. J, W, ROHgGrsoS, Of Washington, u. e.,
having petitIOned Tor the extension of u patent
granted him on the 2sh day vi November, ls4, for
AN Improvement In Sewing Machines;
II IL ordered that the said petition be heard at
this Office "a the 9th day Of November ucXt. Amy
person may oppose this cNtrnsiun, Objections,
depOsl lions, aud other pdprr- should BE- hlud III
this OliCe twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
ep2b-F3w Commissioner of PatCnt-.
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,~rC. f. CUMMINs,

81 SEVENTH STREET,
AN ExrENSlVEB BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
who're the public may always and WHAT THEY
WANT, aud Of the BEST MANUFACTURE
Second door South VI street and Northern Mark ct
sI5fs VICE TO YOUNG ME-
~ ABOUT TO MARRY. Essays for Young
Men, On the Err9r;. A6usss. aud Diseases. Incl.
maze view Of treatment aud cure, sent by nail In
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box +. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. sep2l.S
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UNITED STATES PATENT 0rrICE

- WAsHIEGToS, u. e., Sept. q, lss
On the petition Of sYLvASCs SAWYER, Of Pitch
burg, Massachuselts, praying for the extension
Of patent granted him on the lgth day Of Deem
Der, 1854, for au Improvement In Rattan MNCbiuc ::
Ii Is ordered that said petition be heard al this
office the 81 day Of November next. Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deTHsi-
lions aud other paper should be- ii I'd ia This Gice
twenty days before the day VI hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
scl2-Sa9t COMMISSIONER OF Patent
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THr Plg5-.rLG E.rUELiC, a Little Demo-
cratic sheet ILal.sAel N that town, has what
It calls special dlsgs'cH, dated O.tO5er IT,
computing entire tnv Wy,if'' Louble-eAled
editorial Oh the elections, and credits It to the
n ~!H The HerGE e4I'pJi ua tie elections
- horse Of a very different color Wa this
..alcr u! the RspuJEe made for purpose
We gLuls 90.
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Equity lNi

Gu melton u the complainant by john J john
Suu, us sUIICii0r II Il ordered that the dylrndHu
cause her upp,aIduCe 10 be entered herein On ct
before the LrSl rule day occurring iJrty day after
this day, OlhUrwlse the cause Will b" proceeded
with ~ IN Gaze Of default
by UTd,T Of tie CgIrL ~
1s-l. X J. AElGs,
orlV TEp GI,tk
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\VANTED-AGENTS

In al parts Of the United States for our New Work
peoples BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY"
CpnIsining over eighty sketches Of eminent persons
Of al ages and countries, women as well as men "a
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Win beautiful steel engrayingsi wRitton by James
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kmaTHE DAILY UNION PRAYER

sS MEETING at the rooms Of the Ysuug Mems
Oh iEtSn Association, over MetEerott Hall, has
become 80 Increasingly interesting II has been
thought best 10 extend the tias from half to au
eutire hour, commencing at Q o'clock each even.
iLg. All are Invited. seplj
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L Icribrr has obtained from tue Orphans Court
Of Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
letters Of administration on the personal estate
Of NATHANIEL rms, sK late u tho UuIg,I States
NAVY, a'Crahsd All persons having claim az lntt
tho said d'Crasrd are hereby warned to rNhihll
the same, with the yorchsTs thereof, TO- thv sub
scr,ber, or leluTe tho 18th day VI october ueEti
lhey may vlL"TwI,e ) law be g lIIrt frym all
benefit u tie said CptHte. All tIAlus 10 be- lea
At tn Ilce ot st,rI5 4 Co., ~ Fifteenth tlrr.I
corner OFF.
Given under my hand hi, ?J.h day u September,
1915. NATHANIEL PlTT
OcJ-A3t AdmiulSiralrr.
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Personal.

A MONTHLY NURSE tANERICAN) NOW
n disengaged, with best Of CITY reference,
would like to make 4 few more CngSgeiG"ntr. APP
ply at 81 Twelfth street.
SHIRT MAklNG aud all kinds II plain SEWING
dnpe at short notice. Also. Furnished Room for
Gentlemen II Isl Twelfth street. srl.lW
DRIvATK MEDICAL CONSULTATION At
L "OLDn DE-. DARBY'S, so seventh sii-Tt,
posite odd-tellows' Hall. Separate rVolnE 'ut
tients. lal2.,t
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no T He ADJ ES.

Domestic Manufacturers, and are prepared 10 fur.
nish the whole country with Dry and Fancy Goods,
silks, shawls, Jcwelry, Silver Ware, Furniture,
Pianos, Sewing Machines, &c. &c, at the uniform
price OF
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
Send your clubs of 10 and upwards, for descrip-
tive checks, showing what article eau be obtained
for One Dollar. with 10 cents for each check.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
Presents worth from 81 to 500 sent free OF charge
to agents sending clubs.
Agents wanted in every town.
CUSHMAN & Co,
10 Arch street, Boston, Mas.
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l'OR SALE.-lO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
situated un the north side %: north Il -II"et, be-
tween Eighteenth end NtIr''rnlh streets west,
near the contemplated E"GG, tul ENtnp" raj road
cars Price per lot sbiJI f. nm, go cash, balance
go each month until paid. Al" EVER LOTS gu
same square at SgD per lot, "Uly :. zach month re-
CURED. This b. HruTc clnur..
srAKR & METCALF.
Northeast cprEcr S,w York arsnae aud FineoHth
street ocly.0t
DOOMs FOR RENT-FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY
IL Four niCe y furnish he'd ROOMS References
required. No. Twelfth siIC u, between and II.
orl0.Gt
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IMPoRTANT!CABL ENTERPRISE
FURTHER ku-KLUx oUTRAcEs
ESERAL SOUTHERN NEWS

GEORGE =. TRAIN NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS
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IrOR RENT ONE LARGE STORE, l4X5J, AND
l. four desirable Onc"s, on Second floor. newly
finished. ~
For particulars inquire of l., G. PARRE q Co,
Plumbers aud Gas Fiters, 800 Ninth street, between
Pennsy wanna avenue aud stTset, .CIg.I
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21

class of sternwbeel boats with good freights. At
last accounts there WAS four and half feet on
ibe falls sDd the water falling fast. The shoaest
places now are below the falls, which is owing to
the rapid fall in the Mississippi. Grand Point Is
said 10 be the worst one. Business was fair on
the levee yesterday, with rather too much ton
Dsge for the cotton offering. There were plenty
Of cattle. but the boats steered rather shy of
Them preferriDg to take their chances Of getting
lead Of colt q below here. Up freights are ow
lspdt here at double card rates. Down-Cot-
ton 81 u bale, cattle s6@7 Il head, and passage
$2O6D25.'
From the st. Louis Democrat, 18th inst:
"hiver declining very slowly. Hence to Cairo
9 feet water at Hat Island and falling. Cairo to
Memphis between ieet and mark twain. Lower
Missouri falling steadily; upper. about ended for
navigation. Good wafer in the Illinois, bat fall
ng sll along. Probably considerable ice at ST.
Paul this morning. and probably river falling all
The wsy down. The heavy rains Of twenty.four
hours at and about Dubuque may have checked
ibe decline temporarily. dense fog was anti
cipst,d last night, and detention thereby to
steamers. Weather yesterday dry and cold.
Upper river navigation and business going on last
legs. columbian is loading for New Orleans.
raDce, uDavoidsbly detained. leaves to-day for
Kansas City. At P. NJ. to-day the beautiful Lady
Gay sails for New Orleans, and will be followed
by the Continental tomorrow. Captain Holcroft
backs out the Virginia to-day for New Orleans"
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21

A VAALB HUsT.-A line Of boats, crescent
shapes in order TO inclose the shosl, was now
little tIore than q mile distant from the beach.
The tpite-nosed or calling whales, showing their
snout5 or dorsal fins at intervals, seemed to ad-
vance1sowly, throwing out skrmshers and eau.
tiouslj feeling their way. As the beech was
smooo and sandy, with gentle slope, the boat
men IL pursuit were endeavoring 10 drive the
shoa into the shadows where harpoons, oars
hsyfofks, and other weapons could be used with
Advantage against the houndering foe. The ex.
ciemynt OF the spectators on land increased as
the oSg line Of the sea monsters steadily advanc.
ing, diew closer in shore. From the boats follow
ing clSse behind. then came waited over the water
,he sofnd OF besting pitchers and rattng row
locks .snd the hoarse chorus Of shouting voices
that swelled into the prolonged" 90" fa-
milisrsn sea songs. This Babel of noises, which
the w}ier mellowed into d wild war chant with
oymbN accompaniment, was meant TO scare the
shoal aud hasten the strauding of the whales
But an incident occurred that changed the prom.
isipg sspect Of affairs, turned the tide of battle
and gave new splendOr and new animation 10 the
scene. Eager to participate in the expected saugh-
ter two or three farm lads whose movements had
escsp,gd notice, suddenly shot ont from shore in
skif, rowing right in front of the advancing line.
The glitter and splash of oars alarmed the leaders
and thu entire shoal, seized with a sudden panic,
wheeled simultaneously round with a rapid rush,
sno oeshed at headlong speed into the line OF pDr-
suing boats. shout arose from the shore as the
mome5tary fash OF fn-tsils, the heayiag of the
boats and the rapid strokes of the boatmen
showed all too plainly the escape of the whales
and the success OF their victorious charge. Away
beyord the broken line Of the feet they plunged
In wild stampede. The boats pursued the shosi,
end exceeded In inclosing portion OF them in Q
beautiful and secluded bay, and by d mt Of shout
ing and other noises, they drove the whales into
the shadows, where they lay helpless. laundering
victims. Fast and furious the bostmen struck
and stabbed to right and left while the people on
the shore, forming sn auxiliary force. dashed
down to assist in the massacre welding all sorts
of wespors, from roasting spits 70 forks. The
poor wounded monsters lashed about with their
tails, importing life and limb, and the ruddy hue
OF the water along The stretch Of shore indicated
the extent Of the carnage. The whales that h sd
received their death stroke. emitted shri cries,
accompanied with a strange snortiDg, and ham.
ming Doise which has not iDaptly been compared
10 the distant sound Of military drums pierced by
the sharp piping Of pipes. Some of the larger
whales displayed great teuaci'y Of life. aud sur
, vived repeated strokes and stabs, bat the unequal
connect closed at last, and no fewer than hun.
cred and seventy carcasses were dragged up the
beach;-tsummsr and Winter in the Orkneys, by
Daniel G0uie.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21
Reeerp,. by Ra,,r>.ns.

. n q, o 4 G W-Nov 90 bales cotton to
J l. Couret--2 p s Wiltz-2 DeBla c Il Beer--5
LATTE 4 iuflho-3 Bouligny x Esclapon-l
W Burbridge &c0-2 Hunt Il Maca1ley-3O
sks cotton seed NJ Dowling-39 do hhds sugar 25
bbis mslssses Tetrou &co-50 bbls molasses 10
bids sugar r Hsre-7 hhds sugar w BOgart-4 do
Won Phul Bros-3 do Is bb 9 mOltsses q Sabalier
Is do l. Grevenherg-l2 do Lsne-25 do Dy-
mond q Lally-ll3 do J l Adams &co-93 bf-bbl
do Renshaw Cammaak-l2 bbs do l bbl sugar
J X Geurdsn-4 bbls rice and sundres l. Slre-i
bbls peas DeBlanc Il Beer-32 hides and suhdries
J ECouret-l bbl hides Subsrbenle 4 Gautreaux
s bbls potatoes w Fields 226 head cattle II hogs
snd suDdries TO order-Totsl 2l bales cotton 277
bbs moIasses 9S hfbbs do % hhis sugar
N o, J & G N-Nov 20-36 bales cotton to
Lacey. Terry &co-l3l Perkins, Swenson &co-
30 Deter. Goldstein &co--l0 Hood &co-26
P Higgins &co-l2 Harrison &eo--3 Spyker
& Sandldge-40 JOS Hoy &co-l Dickmsn, Hill &
r Nugent--26 Payne Huntington &co-l53 e.
Payne, Huntington &co--l5 Jno Chsffe &co-l7
r L Adams & Son Z A Lsne-3 NJ 0glesby-7I
Warren, Crawford &co--2 Knox Bros-l5 G G.
Garden-5 W ThOmpson-4 Barrett x Lessssier
Cartright-l3 X POWELL G Clintou-64
Richercson & May--l4 I Fl Il NJ Allen &co-5
Hogan PattoD-7 Summers Il BraniDs-7 Won
Phul Bros-l X Huey &ce-69 Jno Hsrde &
co.'s Lehman, Newgsss &co-2 B Champn-
Ii Britton Moore-l Crawcour, Bergman Geo
| Parhsm Il Blunt-l2 s q Ably &co-1 Kssrn 4
Shesrer-l Battle Il Nobe-6 j Barrett &co--l
n Dunbsr--55 NJ Hitler &co-6 D G Cooks
S Friedander--lJ P Smith, 5 Addison
I Il Henderson, r l. Walker-5O bbIs WHISKY
Oglesby-sundries to order-Totsl 922 bales
cotton
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21
pOBERT r. BUTTONS
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
yirynisn Once, Eighth street, 7schburs, viryiai,.

Advertisements inserted In All newspspe pubshedths IN
United States, at Publishers Lowest Rates
We have correced lists Of s the Daily r Wsekv, Sei
We ky and Weekly NswsDapers published in Maryland Viz
ns, North Carolina South carolina Georgia Florida Ais
sion 70 thos- Of the northern and Western ss..,: ralc
sa asss their own ssseti"n " '"' Pe' oos'ie'
This sesty-d ssucy, authorized BY the pas
thrcughOut the suthsn stst and consequently oer
Extensive assured that they viii nud n l.
hen interest 70 contrct throsgh this
most favorable terms
attention
" We act:
ApykErshe AarEcr.-we take pleasure IN .s.iins shs,
s, q s9ffoA tor many years manager o. that
sgent Tor several papers, has resumed his business
yssT and have found him prompt energetic and r.
liable We cheer uy recommend him 70 al psrsor. rsqn-
bile '1lA) Advertiser and Rssistsr Nov Is Isss
pave received tns bushes, ns
agency" vEniaa once Lynchb.rs Vs n sors. =,
% have this opportunity Of saying ths.
.snse thoroughly re.bls We cardisy commend him 70 -
his SE s'S7Sis wss sos s'i iA' the
a.s sosIStss IN LIscHsURs vAwe notice tina, nr. 4. r
Lynehbug Va During ths bad dealings vltb thi,
gentleman We always found him prompt aud reliable From
our OVID experiences satisfied al orders entrusted
70 his care viii De promptly attended 20.
lAagnsia t9a) Chronicle and Sentinel. New. IL, lS5a
OrrIcn.
Abingdon, Va. January II 1896 I
TO vHon II KAT CoxcxRS.-Dr Robert p. Button Of
incnDurg Va, IL authorized contract tor
and receive subscriptions Abingdon vunan and t
receive payments TOR a. So
We have had several years Of personal and business N
qusintance with Mr. Button take mach pleasure a
recommending him worthy confdsncs Of thor
Who may eontde any business him
OOALE 4 BARR
Edtou Abingdon virgirianL
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21

The Sherman Courier contains an account OF
Eight on Clear Creek between forty white men
and about one hundred Indians. One Indian and
one white man were killed. Two hundred and
nity indians were reported moving on Denton.
IL was the opinion Of the writer that the ext foil
moon would bring the Indians in force to the yery
heart OF Grayson county. The writer was of the
opinion hat the order of Col. Starr, commso ling
at Fort Richardson, forbidding the people TO or.
panze for selfprotectiOn, would break I'd all the
frontier settlements.