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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-05-30
An editor says thata man in New y oik

An editor says thata man in New u oik
got himself into trouble by marrying two
wives. A Western editor replies BY as
suring bis contemporary that good many
men had done tha! same thing by marry
ing one. A Northern editor retorts that
quite number of his acquaintance found
trouble enough by hereby promising to
marry. without going any, further. A
Southern editor says that friend Of bis
was bothered enough when simply found
in company with another mans wife. %
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-05-30

A writer observes that tho Inst line con-
tains the Quintesscnee of the best advice
that can be given on the subject. The
deadlicst foe to longevity is excitement.
Every man is born with certain stock Of
vitality, which cannot DO increased, but
which may be husbanied or expended rap
idly, as he deems best. Within certain lin
its be has his choice to live !ast or slow, to
live extensively or intensivcly, to draw
his little amount Of life over n large space,
or to condOnso it into narrow one; but
when bis stock at length becomes exhaust
ed, he has no moro. Ho who lives exten-
sively, who avoids oil stimulants, takes
light exercise, never overtaskS himself, in
dulges in no exhaustive passions, feeds
his mind and heart on no exciting mate
rial, has no debilitating pleasures, lets
nothing rullle bis temper, keeps his "ac-
counts with God and min daily squared
up" is sure, barring accidents, to spin out
his life to the longest limit which tits pos.
siblo to attain; while he who lives inten-
sely-who feeds on high seasoned food 4,
whether material or mental, latigues his
body or brain by hard labor, exposes him. d.
self to iniammalory diseases, seeks con .
tnual excitement, gives loose rcins to bis
passions, frots at every trouble, and en-
joys little repcse-is burning the candle
at both ends, and is sure to shorten his
days, sii
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-05-30

gdyAn Imperial ukasc which has been
promulgated from St. Petersburg, removes
the few remaining distinctions between
Poland and tho other Provinces of tie
Empire, and obliteratos all traces Of Polilh
nationality in the political government Of
Warsaw, md completes TIE absorption Of
Poland into Russio, as an integral portion
Of the Empire. 80 s,1s8 i % q saasm
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-05-30
Number 81.
The Secret of Long life.

Ono Of the most sensible sayings on the
art of longevity, SO far as Il can be con.
sidored attninablc, was that given BY an
Italian in his 10th year. Being asked tho
secret Of his living SO long, he replied,
with that improvisation for which bis
countrymen are 30 notedi
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-05-30

scfcon my NIa7 nom 5l1 and ram,
Aud let fvw cares p.fplex my BRAN.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-05-30

EFT An Irish gentleman Of the name Of
Scraggs offers TO sell tho real ShyIock
knife which both Edmund aud Charles
Kean used when they played, in "Ths
Merchant OF Venice"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 2.-Inform-
alton received here to-day from New
York states that warrants have been Is
sued by United States Commissions
Qsitnan, at the instance of Solicitor
Buckley or the Internal Revenue Blu
reau, for the arrest of Commissioner Roll
Inns. The understanding in the Internal
Revenue Bureau is that Rollins is charged
with dishonest transactions with ex-
Collector Smythe and others. The Com
missioner regards the proceedings against
him as founded altogether on false prem
ises, iDasmuch as Smythe was removed
oil his recommendation, and Haggerty's
distillery was sold under bis instructions.
Messrs. Rsdding, Averner and Powers,
Government clerks in Washington, who
were arrested on an indictment charging
them with attempted frauds upon the
Government 10 connection with post
Office atfaiTs-said indictment being
served by the District Judge at Detroit,
Mich.,-were discharged yesterday by
Judge Wylie, of this city, he holding
that they must be tried here where the
offense was alleged to have been COM
mitted, and not at Detroit, to which city
the District Court of Michigan desired to
have them sen for trial.
Gen. Orlando Brywn, Associate Com
missioner Of the Freedmanis Bureau has
been honorably discharged, but will be
retained as Civil Agent. The c~srrespon-
dence between Seward and Lord Stan
ley, on the subject of the Fenian prison.
ers, Warren and CASTILLO, naturalized
citizens OF the United States, is pub
lisbed in full. Seward claims hat if
they were convicted and sentenced for
words and actions spoken and done ia
the United States, they should be uneon-
ditiOnaliy released. Stanley replies that
the most prominent overt act proved
against them was that they had come to
Ireland and cruised along the coast to
land men and arms to raise an insurreo-
ton against the Queen,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03

The Cincinnati Commercial, Of Tues
day, publishes the following synopsis
(editorially) of a letter appearing in the
same issue, and purpOEting to be q Ver-
bGtiH report of q conversation between
the correspondent and General FORREST,
had at the Office Of the latter:
On Friday last, 8 correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial called upon Gen
ersl Forrest, at his Office, IN Memphis,
and told him that he desired TO have an
interview with him, and proposed to re-
port the conversation. General Forrest
had no opinions that he desired to con-
eesl, and talked very freely. That which
be said gravely concerns the public, for
he has, perhaps, greater capacity for
guerrilla warfare than any other man in
this country, and he is, without question,
the most influential man IN the
State Of Tennessee. General Forrest
said The Ku KlUx organization was
a reality. II was forty thousand strong
In Tennessee, and over half a million
strong ia the South. So rigid was it's
discipline, and so decided wss its military
character, that members Of it had been
c~oUrt-msrtialed and shot for violating
orders. He would consider the calling
out Of the militia Of Tennessee a declara-
ton Of war, and If the war commenced
there would not be Radical left alive ia
that State. He could, himself, raise forty
thousand men in Eve days; and the in
ference is irresistible that be proposes to
take the field with his forty thousand
men If the country is not governed ac-
cording TO his pleasure.
That the General is grossly misrepre-
scented in the color thus given to his repu-
ted conversation, no one will doubt who
has ~conversed with him upon the issues
OF the day. But it is the province Of
Radicalism TO misrepresent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
TEE N1RTUE OLE Joe nnonn

The LaGrange, ga y Reporter pub
lishes stleDgth an account Of the amours
o. Gov. Joe Brown with 8 Mrs. Fanny
Martin, Of Meridian, Miss, in one of his
letters to whom he Gays:
1 never passed 30 Tonga month. Am
l crazy, or what is the matter? Thy
sweet face and intellectual eyes haunt
me every moment, while my heart In
the distance beats close to thy heart.U
This letter he signs " Your OWN Sly
dog, Joe-writiDg letters in CIPHER about
I" intellectual eyes," while plotting q dis.
graceful detection from former principles.
Oh! Joe. If anything were needed, this
proves you a deep, designing villain,
You are on the right side now-wIth the
RAIDS. Stay so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
NEBRASKA.

DENVER, September 1.-The Indians
made their appearance eight miles above
Colorado City this morning, and drove
of about 100 horses. They moved to-
ward Bayou Basin with their plumber.
A small force Of volunteers has gone TO
intercept them.
Intelligence was received here last
night that 8 large force of Indians had
struck Cache Ia Poudrie, killing ono man
and driving off a large quantity Of stock.
Gen. Sherman has ordered Gan. Augur
10 move his forces so as to intercept the
Indians going North, and Sheridan has
sent the cavalry to head them off from
Beaver Creek and Republican Fork.
CHEYENNE, August "A large force OF
Indians are coming towards the North
Platte, from Cache Ia POudrice, with a
large herd Of stolen stock. Two compa-
MES OF cavalry left Fort Russell this
morning to out them off.
The United States mail coach for Fort
Laramie, which left here this morning,
was attacked at noon and the rancho
burned while the passengers were dining.
One man was killed. Company E of the
eth United States infantry, with Gen.
Bradley In command, has gone thither.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
FOREIGN.

PARIS, September 1.-The MOnitetEr,
the official organ Of the Government, in
its issue this morning, has an article on
the state of Europe, as an indicative of
race. The writer points to the signih-
cant fact that the number of men on
leaves Of absence from the French army
was never greater than at present.
HAMBURG, September 2.-Prince Ma
poleon, who arrived here some days
since in his yacht, sailed again last even
ing for Havre.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 2.-Kor
sOkoff, Governor OF Eastern Siberia, will
soon hold a conference with q represent
alive sent by the Chinese Government,
to settle the disputed boundaries betwees
Siberia and China,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
Cincinnati Market.
Terrible sc-ne I'm a menagerie.

A terrible accident occurred at the ex-
hibitiOn Of Ames' m~enagerie, at Madi-
son, Ind, on "wednesday evening, ia
which Herr LeDgel, the famous lion
tanner, was seriously wounded, and mar
rowly escaped instant death. He had
nearly completed his usual performance
in the lions Gage, and was in the act of
firing off his pistol as the finale, when
one Of the liOnesses sprang ~furiously at
him, and tore the flesh in shreds from his
arms and legs. The unfortunate mans
bones snapped, under the terrible
violence, and all the spectators were
stricken with fear, expecting to see him
killed outright. The employees of the
menagerie, however, quickly realized
the peril of the situation, and made a fu-
riOus attack on the liOness with spears
and lances. They succeeded, with some
difficulty, in beating her of, and rescuing
their comrsde, who was Immediately
placed under treatment, AID his wounds
dressed. The crowd of spectators were
thrown into great confusion during the
affair, and many, fearing for their lives,
fed from the scene, but fortunately none
were Injured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
BIG S u INDIE.
Bogus Insurance Companies
Collapsed.

The New York Sun exposes an i'm
mense swindle in Jersey City with agen-
cies throughout the Northern States.
Several months ago a man named Logan
purchased some old charters and started
five companies, called Mariners', Mer-
chants, Mechanics, Firemen's and First
National. He established offices here,
and sent agents throughout the country,
effectiDg insurance Of over 8 million Of
dollars. No large policies were issued
here, but the size Of the risks elsewhere
we're unlimited. No losses were paid,
and the clerks and other employees Of
the companies were obliged to sue for
salaries. A money lender Of New York
furnished capital for inspection OF Gov
eminent officials, and the refusal to pay
for his services led to the exposure OF the
swindle. The Mariners Company closed
fret, and the officers disappeared. The
Merchants, Firemen's and First Nation
al followed the example. THE Mechanics
was open on Saturday. Logan and three
relatives were officers of the companies,
and entrapped several innocent persons
into filling other places. The names OF
respectable men were used as references,
without authority, and many of the
agents were convinced of the safety snd
honesty Of these companies. No arrests
have been made, as no responsible Of
fcials of these companies can be found.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
worthy

The Democratic Central Committee, of
Mobile, Ala, appointed at a recent meet
ing, a committee 20 cooperate with the
city authorities for the preservation OF
peace, law and order " during the PEN
deney Of the Presidential election. The
committee addressed q communication
to Caleb Price, the Radical Mayor, stat
ing the fact Of their appointment, and
the desire Of the Democracy for peace.
The Mayor, unlike most Radical officials,
promptly replied in the most courteous
terms, and accepted the Disappointing
at the same time to ISSUE an order for the
suppression Of all negro violence and out
rage. This Is an example most verify
Of imitation by our Radical authorities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
NEW YORK.

NEW York, Septembr 1.-The Post has
a letter from Syria whick says the Turks
have lately committed another act of
vandalism in Crete, which should not IS
cape the notice Of civilized Europe and
America. The olive treea, heavy with
the crops which pr missed to sustain the
bali starved Christians Of the Heroic
I,le,v have been entirely destroyed,
that the women and children may be
forced by famine to yield to the O-tomNn
power. The Tui kish commander In
chief has issued an order for the heads of
families to bring to Crete ali refugees,
under penalty of the coDfscation of their
lands and effects.
There is apparently DO truth in the
statement that the dry goods merchants
have generally agreed not to sell goods
TO the South except for cash.
A mob Of men, d few days ago, sur
rounded the Jail st Columbus, Ga, and
taking the KEEPS from the jaiier, proceeded
to the prigon and took u Of the negro
prisoners out and hung him.
The Alexandria va Journal says it
has the best authority for saying that
Judge Underwood has not applied to the
Secretary OF War to interfere in any way
with the judiciary in that State, and
that he does not contemplate such a
thing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
ALBANY, n. \.

ALBANY, SePt1nbor 9 noou.-TWed-
die Hall is crowded. The Democratic
Convention was called TO order by 8. ].
Tilden, who made a short address, il
which he expressed confidence in the
triumph Of Democracy in the Presiden-
tial campaign.
H. G. CheesboTo was chosen Temporal
~ Chairman, and the Secretaries and
committees appointed.
It is believed that John L. Hoffman
will be nominated by reclamation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
MARRIED.

RoslJ0NES-At Iuka, Miss. on the slst Of
father, Capt. W. ]. Ross, by Rev. Dr. Mann,
Miss ADDIE ELISE hoss TO GEORGE Il. q. JONES,
all Of this city.
George and his fair young bride have the
congratulations and good wishes OF the edito-
rial staff OF the APPEAL. May all the ways OF
their future life be pIeasantness, and all their
paths be peace.
WALLACE-SEABROOK.-On Tuesday eve
ming, September LIST, Lass, by the Rev. DR.. Mitch
ell, OF Florence, Ala, at the Secont Presbyte-
rian Church, RoRERT ID. WALLACE, Esq, to
Miss ANNIE Il. ~SEABRooK, all OF this city.
Another Benedict from the ranks of the
BlhR City Grays," has enrolled himself az a
worthy knight, beneath loves sIlken banner.
We send across the gull, greetings and congrat-
ulations TO cur captured comrade, and earn
esly hope
g. his life may be
AT peace AID al rest, like an inland sea-"
Love is a charming epic-a poem of Dream
land. where the orange blossoms bloom for
ever, while the VOW exchanged at the altar
are heb urthen of a sweet love song, the music
OF which can never be forgotten until death
spreads its fatal win IS.
"Tho' this be as II is
Yet love awake, on love asleep,
Ends in a laugh, q dIeam, a kiss,
Or song ike this"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
BOSTON.

BOSTON, September 1.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met at Faneuil
Hail to-day. Eleven hundred delegates
were present.
Hon. Henry w. Payne was chosen
President.
John Quincy Adams was unanimously
nominated for Governor.
The resolutions passed are very severe
D o Congress. they declare its legisls-
ton tyrsnnical and ridiculous that the
vagrant squatters admitted 10 seats IN
Congress misrepreseDt the districts to
which they do not belong, and poliute
the very fountain of Congressional rep
representation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, September 1.-The House
to-day withdrew its assent to the Senate
resolution to send 8 committee to Wash
ington to wait on the President, objection
being made to one OF its committee be-
ing appointed.
Sperry & Co. received to-day the first
bale of new cotton. 1t was from Giles
county,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03

a friend writing US from st. Louis,
under date of the 18th ultlmO, says:
"There was never such eaFnestness
and enthusiasm SIS is nOU manifested by
the Democracy here and throughout the
Northwest. In this State, however, the
votes of Democratic counties will be re-
jected, and thus Gov. Fletcher and his
Secretary of State, Rodmsn, his fdus
AchStes, may designate the next Presi-
dent OF the United States"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03

GEN. WALLEN states that there are
now n'the regular army Of the United
States three hundred and sixty.four COM
missioned officers, who have risen to
their present positions from among the
meritorious Of the rank and file. He fur
ther states that he is a member oil the
board for examining applicants for APP
pointment to the infantry arm OF the
service, and hat within the past ak
months several meritorious persons from
amor its rank and file have been ex-
amined, found qualified and recon-
msnded for promotion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
A superstition.

The Radicals having failed to rake up
anything damaging against Gov. Sey-
mouT, now confess the failure by ex-
claiming: "Suppose Seymour should die
or be disqualified for holding the office
after his election, what q condition the
country would be in with Frank Blair
President"
Yes, Blair would then be President.
He was n of our ablest volunteer gem
erals during the rebellion; he is an able
statesman, and il he should not 90 over
to the Republicans which Is hardly like
ly) would carry out the principles on
which be was elected with ability and
hrmness.-1roy lN " Doily Press.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
HAVANA.

HAVANA, September 3.-Adviees re-
ceived from Porto Cobrello to August /,
state that BFugol and his forces had
abandoned the city, and have gone to
Coro on the steamer Bolivar. Brugol
now only holds Maraeaibo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS A
One Night Only-s&turday, Sept. s.

The ORIGINAL 5KIFF d GAYLORD MN
/ stre's-Hol hot A grand triple Clog
Dance by Stiles, Phelps and Armstrong. The
evenings entertainment will conclude with
Prof. Schader's world wonder Of the age, Pam
thOpocOnica, or DissolYing Views, pronounced
by the Press and Public TO be the greatest sen
sati0n OF the age.
Doors open at7% ; Skirmishing at 81.
ADMIssI0N-Parquet, 81; Family Circle, soc. f;
Balcony, Z5c. JOE GAYLOED,
sfp3 81 General Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
Ravages of the Canada Fires.


The loss caused by the recent fires in
the Canadian forests is computed at ST.
00O, COO. At Blsset's Greek, about one
hundred and fifty miles above the Otta-
wa river, s large numbering depot,
comprising fifteen or sixteen build
ings, has been completely destroyed,
with M immense stock of pro-
visions, everything being consumed
except the pork, which was stored
underground. On the Satineau, too, the
destruction has been most extensive, the
townships of Lowe and Hincks, and
some others, having been almost over
run with me ~devOuring element. SINH
lar devastations are reported on the
north bank of the Ottawa, also at seve-
raj places throughout the province of
Quebec. Extensive fires are raging also
in the forests on the north Shores of Lake
Huron and Superior.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 1.-The DEM
ocrRtic State Committee met here to-day,
and nominated Presidential electors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
Tenth Yard Clu1. No. 2.

HELD their regular weekly meeting Eatur-
u day night at their headquarters. After
the usual routine Of nsiness several new
members, (all %voters,l We're adued. The Club
then adjourned till next Saturday night, when
a full attendance is requested, as some good
speah ers are expected TO address the meeting.
sepl 81 H.. A. CARNEY, Rec. Sec'y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03

New York srarIret.

~ New I0EA market
NEW York, September 2.-Cotton steady,
sales 2l00 bales; uplands &lzc. Flour irregular
and unsettled, superhne, Stats and Western
So 90 as 10. Whisky 67968c in bond. Wheat,
Corn dull lSgi %. Rice dun and unchanged.
Coffee firm but quiet. sugar drm, Cuba Ilhd
Il4c. Molssses weak.
Dry Goods market steady. popular brown
sheetlpgs 1915 Blackstone bleached muslins
Ice Pacific prints lSHc Lowells lie Andres.
double width s4@5.
Money easy can loans a94c; discounts S1se
$685.; new Tennessee sszS641l.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2.-Cotton easy,
middlings &c; sales ass bales receipts 7Dc.
Sterling 58@5sr. NewYork right $40 premium
Gold 44Ac. Flour dull, supeTane Z 90; Xxx
64a95c. Bran unchanged. Hay 24926 on. Pork
steady 30 80. Bacon firm, shoulders lac clear
sides Ioc. Lard quiet and unchanged
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, September 2.-Tobacco quiet,
sales 50 hhds; low grades at full rates Jugs 10
medium leaf 7 $50 q IS; Breckenridge county
leaf2g 20. Flour, superine 675@7. Wheat "a
los. Corn soc. Oats 45a48c. RyeI2. Pork %
e1950. Lard lS159ls54c Bacon, shoulders 1876;
clear RIB sides lt54c clear sides l71qc. BuIk
shoulders lzs<c; clear sides l6Kc. Whisky, raw
and free liza.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, September 2-TobaccO unchanged.
Flour, superfine SAT. Wheat 1881 %. Corn
90a93c. Oats 52G56kc. Pork q 70. Bacon,
shoulders I34c; sides l54@l7Zc; hams Zoe.
Bu K shoulders l44c sides I5A9l6c. Lara 1919
CISCO. Whisky l2%@l2S
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, September Floor, family 9 50
69 IS. Wheat beld at 2e0. Corn 9jcgSl. Oats
55c. Whisky 65c in bond, Pork y 90 Bulk
meats hell OF Iz4c for shoulders and i4zc for
sides. Lard Is1x@iS<c hams 20 a2lkc. Butter
01g5Ic. Eggs l5qlGG. Hay l39l5 W. Flaxseed
2 81. Clover seed held IL Is 90. Potatoes 2219
go. Apples 2a4 90.
Foreign Markets.
LOsD0N, September 2-COns0ls closed at "a
80 bonds 7I4 Illinois Central stock 9l1s.
FRANKFoET, September 2-U. ). sos closed
quiet but steady az 75Z.
LIVERPOOL, September 2.-COtton market
closed steady With prices unchanged.
BreadstuRs dull and nominal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
SneeIaI Neeting at SDrIng Dale

THE members OF this Club are notified that
i there will be a special meeting Of the Club
at J O'Clock on SATURDAY evening, the 5h
inst, 10 consider The finances of the Cut and
make arrangements ior participation in the
great Democratic Rally on the sth inst.
~ order of the President.
sepS 81 N. p. DAVIDSON, Seo'y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03

NOR RENT.-STOREHOUSE, No. IL Union
Z street, Lee BIock), 1914 feet dsep-now occu-
pied by Gaibrsath. Stewart q Co. Also a Base
ment and Offices in the kniekerDOoksr Build
ing, Nos. is and Is Madison street. Apply 10
WIN. RICHARDSON HUNT,
san3 If Nh. Is Union street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-03
A General Assortment OF NOtiOns.
TERMS CASH.
ONE PRICE.
NO

We have suspended ALL accounts Except to
Me~rchsntsl and have reduced our prices. We
sell FOR CASH, aud hope no one Will ask time
on purchase. HOHELL, WO0D & 60,
SOUTHERN PALACE,
sep3 3m. 80 Main street.