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81.

ST LOUIS. December 2-The following
officisi report Of the late Indian battle
has been received at military headqusT-
ters here:
INTur FIELD, DEPARTMENT NORTH Casa
DIAS RIvEE, "a. the j net on oIBe3r Creez,
Iadisn T=rnt.ry9 November 20, lsES- }
Brv Maj Ger. ". a. Nichols, A A. o., Militia
~ Division Il tae Missouri
GeneTdL-T have The honor to report
for the infOrmsliou of the Lieut.. General,
the following op, ~rations of Gen. Custar's
command: On Nov. 23d l ordered him
to proceed with eleven companies OF his
regiment C7lh Cavalry in asoutheTly di-
rectiOn, towards the Antelope Hills. in
sesvcn f7T hostile Indians. On the 18th
he struck the trail of q war party Of
Back Kettles band returning from the
north, near where the eastern line Of
the "Psn HaBdien OF Teaxs crossed the
main Canadian. He a. one oOrrsled
his wagons and followed in pursuit
over to the head waters of the WsshitA,
and thence down that stream, and on
the morning Of the 27th he surprised the
camp Of Black Kettle, and sitter a des-
perate fight, in which Black Kettle was
insisted by the Ar8pahoes under Little
Raven, and the kiOWas under Ssutsuis,
captured the entire camp, killing the
EIleE. 6l1ck helAicf a1u ~ NAAAAOiSf
whose bodies were left on the field. Ali
their stock, ammunition, arms, lodges,
robes, and hfty-threa women aud their
children we're also captured. Our loss
was Mai. Elliott, Capt. Hamilton and
nineteen enlisted men, killed B-eYet
Lieut-Col. 45srritz, Bcevet Lieut.
Col. J. W. Custer, Second Lieut.. T.
Z. Marsh and eleven enlisted men
we're wounded. Little Ravens band OF
Arapahoes, and S~autaulE's band OF Kio-
was, were encsmped six miles below
Back Kettles camp. About eight or
nine or the animals captured were shot
and the balance kept for military purpO-
ses. The highest credit is due Gen. Gus
tar and his command. They started in
q furious snow storm and travelled all the
while ia snow about twelve inches deep.
Eek Kettle and Little Ravens fami-
lies are among the prisoners. 1t was
Black Kettles Dand who committed the
fast depredatious on Saline and Salmon
rivers ia Kansas. The Kansas regiment
has just come in. They missed the
trail and had to struggle in the snow
storm, the herses suffering much
10 flesh and the men living on Buffalo
meat and other wild gamefO r eight days.
We will soon, however, have them in
good condition. II we al get z or
Two more good blows there viii be no
Indian rOubles in my department. We
will DC pinched in ability TO supply, and
natuTe Viii present many difficulties IN
our winter o~perstionE, buk we nave stout
hearts, aod viii do our best. Two white
children were re-capturec, and one white
woman snda boy ten years old were bru-
tally murdered by the Indian women
when the attack commenced.
lsigued) P. Il. SHERIDAN,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
n. NJ. Ludlow, an old citizen and well
known ia theatrical circles rs the part
ner Of Sol. Smith, IN former yesrs, has
gone inIO bankruptcy. Among bis liza
niIties sre upwards of $1,000 10 Fanny
kJm0aH ana $500 to Charlotte Cush-
man.
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WE are indebted 10 a friend for Q copy
OF a neatly printed pamphlet
+" The Tennessee Handbook for Emf
grants. . a very valuable compilation, By
Mr.. HEEMANN BoEUN, State Commits
sioner OF Emigration. It is q very useful
little work, and should not only fad its
way to the possession Of every man in
the State, but be purchased by the
thousand for g~ratuitous distribution by
those of our wealthy landholdsrs desir-
Gus OF encouraging the immigration of an
intelligent class of conservative and iC-
dustrious Northern people. This pam
phlet Of Mr.. BoKUM's is enhanced in
value by a well engraved and very clear
ly printed map Of the State, showing the
location Of every county, and the letter
press is in great part devoted to q brief
description Of the best attractions Of each
county, embracing agricultural and min
eral resources, manufactures, railroads
and population.
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sod after some diecussiop, action wss
postponed until to morrow.
Seventeen Democrats sud four Repub-
liczn assistant aldermen were elected.
The school commissioners and trustees
chosen are all Democrats.
The Commercial says that the Erie
excitement mas lest its ~iEfiuenee In
WsIlSirest andt the money msTksthss re-
assumed q confidential tone. The banks
are sending money South, but are re-
eaivlug currency from ChIcsgo, the rate
IF exchange being favorable. The bear
fort to depre5s Government securities
continues, bat not much felt.
The Electoral College met at Albany
TO day and cast thirIy-three votes for
Seymour and Blsir.
The New England Colleges voted for
Grant and COifaK.
Senator Morton, in a letter TO the
HOT2d says that the views expressed by
him during the canvass On the finances
| are not Inconsistent With anything he
has ? sail in the Senate.
The $500, 600 in gold sold by the Gov
eminent today brought S44.
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By Telegraph.
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

Special 80 Appeal by the southern Pacific and
Atlantic Linsl
CINCINNATI, December 2-The cleo
ton Of officers of the National Board Of
Trade for the ensuing year resulted in
the choice Of President, Hon. Frederick
Fraley, of Philadelphia, (re-elected) 4;
Vice Presidents, Geo. s. Heard, Of But
faio, Robt. s. Kirkland, OF Baltimore,
Jas. G. Converse, of Boston, Wm. n.
Trenholm, Of Charleston, s. c., Ire.
elected), n. NJ. Egan, Chicago, ire
elected), JnO. a. Gsno, Cincin natl, Ire
elected), Geo. F. BagIey, Detroit, J. ]
Porter, Louisville, VIM. NJ. Brigham,
Milwaukee, IRE electedl Geo. H. Thurs
ton, Pittsburg, (re-elected), Joha B.
Brown, Portland, Me, IRE elected, E.
o. Standard, st. Louis, (re-electsdl Geo.
A. FOsdiek, New Orleans. The Vice.
Presidents were nominated and elected
as from States.
Fres use OF the Petite and Atlantic
telegraph line was rendered by Geo. H.
Thurston, Presiden'. Toe Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad rendered the ccur.
tesies Of the road to Toledo. Hospital
ties OF the city rendered. Compliment
tary concert at Pixies Opera House to-
night. The Cincinnati Academy of Fine
Arts, Ycung Mems Mercantile Library
Association, and Cincinnati Club House,
were all thrown open and eourtesies ex-
tended.
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AND RTvERs.

CINCINNATI, December 2 DEPARTED
Clifton for NJ mphis, Emms No. Q for
New OEieaas. The river + rising, With
tEenty-three feet eight inches in the
channel.
LOUISVILLE, December 2 Departed
Alaska for New Orleans, Silver Moon
for Cincinnati. The weather IL clear
and moderately warm. The river is ris-
ing, with sever feet eight inches In the
canal.
ST. LOUIS, November g. Departed
Lizzie Gill, Marble City and Shark. The
river is declining. Experienced steam
bostnen predict an unusual rise in the
Spring.
Several owners and captains of good
sternwheel boats design attempting 70
open a direct trade between st. L5uis
sId Red river.
CAIRO, November 2.-Up-BsIIe Mem
phis, Alice Dean, Luminary. Down
Argcsy at pm Henry Ames st 2 p. m
Corneiis at 8 pm. The river rose twelve
Inches.
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We are Indebted to the Southern snd
Western Telegraph Company fer Fpseiel
kilograms from Cincinnati, r%ecounting
he preliminary movements Of the Ma
tionsl Board Of Trade now in session Ia
that city. For this, and other fsyors
from this Company, We return our
thanks. We trust their enterprise and
general prOmptness in business matters
will not be lost upon the public OF Mem.
phis, to whom they may reasonably
look for a liberal patronage.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, December lon Monday, s
political meeting OF monsrcbists in Vals-
dolid was broken up by Republicans.
PARIS, December lien. Prim, in 3
letter to the GGu@oiS, declares that the
present Spanish government will have
no dealings with the Bcurbons, and he
denies with indignation the truth Of the
report he PURPOSES a coup de etat.
LONDON, November 2-It Is reported
thet Nj. D'Israeli has gone to Windsor
10 tender the resignation of the Ministry
CORK, November 2-Mr. Sullivan,
whose name WAS struck from the Com
mission OF Peace for alleged sympathy
with FepiaDism, has been elected Mayor
Of this city.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2-Me-
tsire Course, third dsy.-The first race
to-day was > s~Eeepstsks for two year
Olds, mile heats for a purse Of 5400, IN
which there were five entries. but il !Ess
won by Richards & KiIgoug's eheanut
colt by Mieky Free, who walked over
the track. The second race for 3 purse
OF $500. mile heats resulted as follows
Faro, l l; Trm Green. p; Weisenhunt,
80; time l:57f and 1:54. The weather
and track were fire Ii the second race,
WeiseBbunt was the favorite at W to
one
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NASHVILLE, December 1.-The Flee
tnral College met to day aud cast the
vote Of the State FOR Grant. Clay
Newland wss elected Messenger. The
College adopted unanimously a resolution
recommending Horace Maynard for q
seat In the Cabinet, and gave Nj. New
land a letter to that effect to Gen. Grant.
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W. regret to learn from many sec.
tons of the adjoining States, especially
from the Yszoo Valley, that the cotton
crop viii not nearly reach the figures
predicted OF it in the early part Of the
season. One bale in three acres Is rs
much as will be melted from what are in
that section considered well cultivated
and carefully kept farms. We trust that
tbs dishearteDing news from so fine a
cotton region win be more than Offset by
the gains over hrSt estimates in other
parts o. the country,
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WASHINGTON,

WAsHINGToN, December 1.-The off,
cial army register for 1868, just pub
iished 10y the War Department., shows
that SINGS the register Issued for 1867,
designations have been as follows: Oae
lieutenant colonel, D msj0r, thirteen
captains, twenty-five first iieutsnsnts,
thirteen second ileuteDants, eight assist-
ant surgeons and one military store
keeper; thirty officers have died, seven
ty-iye we're dismissed and nine were
czshiered (; Big Gen. and Brevet Msj.-
Gen. Robert * Scott resigned.
ILLUMINATION Las been received from
Kansas tbat Gen. SheTidsL's forces are
moving from New Mexico, Fort Hsys,
and four other points, IN separate coli
umns to the southern country, where
he climate is mild, and to which the H.
dams ere stealing for s winter sojouTD.
Gen. Sheridan Is establishing q Ease OF
supplies on Canadian River, and the in
0icEtiOns are that his plan OF operations
will be successful, and the Indians sum
marty punished. The Indian Agent,
Mr.. Mynkocp, IS G-pprehensive that IL
nocent Indians will suffer il the cam
psign, as no discrimination can be made
by the commander.
In the Supreme Court today Judge
dpp4tSA 10 Su06O 6NAHcAAaDd AO4
an order vseaJiDg Judge CoTdoz4's stay
u the prOeeedinssOB both parties. JuGge
Sutherland was willing to grant the or
der, but said he would first consult bis
associate, Judge Nelson. The decision
al not Ueeu promulgated.
The report OF the Commissioner on
tke &aiOn and Pacific Railroad, esti-
mates that for the complete equipment
Of the line to Salt Lake, additional loco
motives, cars, etc, and for stone struc-
ture, several millions may be required.
Ii will be recollecied hat some months
ago this Company voted to put IS 5000
600 OF its ewu first mortgage bonds 10
Iust for this purpose. The Government
Low owe the Company 81. 4O0,O0 tor
road already completed, ana h Com
psDy has expended s6, CGo, $50 in grading
soils and other supplies, beyond the $40
miles already flushed.
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MARRIED.

GOYER-HARSSON- Wednesday, evening.
December ID, a. 4 O'clcok, by TIE Rev. i. O.
Ransom, Mr. Z. W SOYER 10 Miss CHARLOTTE
HALssoS, all OF tbs city No cares.
Mr.. GoYkR, one OF our most prominent and
successful merchants, and his fair and accom-
plished bride. bave the congratulations of the
APPEAL May their future be SIS happy as they
wish for, and The smiles OF a COED Providence
attend them through lie.
MATHE5-CASH-On the Cd inst, at Forest
Hill, Tenn. by he Rev. R. r. Evans, Capt
JAMES HARYE NATHES Of Memphis, to MUS
D SFoTrswoJD CASH, daughter OF BenJ.
Cash, Esq. No c2rds.
We congratulate our brother of the quill
upon an event hat is usually supposed to
donble ones Joys as wei as responsibilities,
ard trust that lie and his fIir bride may have
many and PROSPEROUS years Of welded bliss be-
fore them.
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B0STON.

Boston, December 2.-Gen. Grant sr-
rived at the ST. james Hotel thfs morn
iug. He took the Hotel carrisse, none
other being in visiting. During the
forenoon g Committee of tie CITY Coun.
ell called on him. This evening the
General visited the Walthorn Watch
Works, by invitation, accompanied by
the Mayor and members Of the city gov
eminent.
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mARKETs


New S0rE EsFket.
NEW YORK: December ACTION heavy and
Sup-rfne hOuf 50 s095 s.. WhisAy heavy a.
81 esq Rice tut. Codes steady. sugar in fair
Gem Ane; CODA l549lizc. Ao4assss AID wheat
Dry Goods-Tne market is about uucharg ed.
Money-Ihe market il more active; call loans
. .; sterling quiet ~ $685. god 80 as new
Tennessees 6sz
New Orleans mRrkel.
NEW oRLEAEs. December 2-Cafton &c low
or; mlddlings &5EGZ3Ze; sales 500 bates; re-
ceiptS ze3i bales; exports 57OJ baes. God So.
S~terliTg, commercial. 4jLa4. bank 45L6;6S
New York sight g dt-cOunt. SIgsrdtm; com
mon $3.50; prime &c Molasse Is firm choice
o39b c. t.O1r, low g1adts sC>rcs aud firm
hIgh g-aces dull; sup rnne s. 5aGs IS; Xxx
81 va; XXX 81 50E5 %. Corn Il fmer, supply
lisEt. soc. Oa,s nm At 62c. Braa unchanged.
nay dull at Zl9z2. Pork hTmer, S25. BIcon
dull; s1ould rs lze; clear rib sizes l5Lc; clear
Sii5s tS4e. Lard dull; tieTee l5ei Re Ie149I7c.
fair H14gl5e; prime I64@t7s.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, December 2.-Tohacco sales 90
nhds; trashy 81 9G6 50 lugs s7e9; Hedlum
lealsiS; cutting 81 = Hogs s. 1901 50 gross.
pork 50. Lard I4%@I5c Bulk shoulders sHc
clear rio sides lS-i clear sizes 1876; green hams
ll34e; shoulders sAei sides lie. WHISKY. raw,
ST. Louis Market.
81. LOUIS. December 2-Tobaeeo unchanged.
Fall 81 9erhne aour sos 80 Fall wheat 81 40G
l IL COrn 6s@7Jc. O4.s 531&c. Whisky 95G
9jc. Pork IS held ats3. Bdlk shoul5els lie
clear sides I7zc. Lard l5c.
Cincinnati Market.
CISCIEEATI. December 2-FIour and grain
unchanged and Qule!. Whisky csc. Cotton
qaiet at BE. Porz 81 7j@23 Bulk shoulders
&c sides I21s9l3Lc; hams lie. Lard 13LaG
sc Butte- and cheese quiet and unchanged.
Eggs S3e.
Foreign
LoSDoN, December 2-Consols closed at s254.
5-20s at ~,
FRANKFORT, December 2-Unltsd States
5 zUs cOsed at 799793s.
L~rvERPooL, DECEMBER 2-Cotton closed easier;
uplands HzgIlssii Orleans uHll5sd; sales
l0CCe bales.
70f. sc.
HAvRE, December 2--etton declining
tres croinalre 1887.
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ALTFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO. December 2.-Arri-
zOnia advices to the I4th ult., say The
Legislature had assembled.
On the Ion the troops attacked an In
dian camp near Tuscon, killing II
snd wOundipg 40 saysges aud esp-
tured several mules and 3 quantity Of
arms and provisions. A few days before
a large party OF Indians attacked q psck
train near Prescott, and killed three
men, captured a lot Of pistols, rifles and
ammunition, and drove OF the animals,
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DIED.

FLEECE-At the,r resi- ience in Shslby conn
ty, December Ist, joHN A FLEEcE, Jr. infant
sou of JOhR A. and Fannie D. Fleece, aged two
months ard twenty one days.
The pearly iewdrop spsrkled
And was eXhalei-"
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Yeost Eoa. DfstfLIerie

fHIHE Undersigned Is prepared TO furnjsh tn
4 DiStileries, No.1 Stock Yeast, FOR cjsfflbre
PURPOSES, at the shortest notice. Orders Jeff ~
uovt3 2@e s. RRcni
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NOTICE.

GEALED proposals will be rscsiv al at the
- ONCE OF ths undersigned. in JReks0np port,
Jackson county, Arkansas, until the FIRST dsy
OF January, 1853, for the erection OF a BRICK
OUR HOUSE, with iron window caps and
stlls, iron cOTntce, stairways and balconies
slate and tin roof. The size OF said building 81
ny 70 feet, with center projections on eacn sd
ana eod, OF two By hneen feet, carried up with
dormiiortes to be two stories high, with
m3nssrd or French roof. belfry and dome.
Plan and specifications can be seen at this
once. Three annual payments, to bs mads ae-
coIding TO the progress OF the work, and the
house is to be completed by the first OF Jan.
uary, $50, and the payments to be made ae-
c0rdlng TO the reports Of the Internal Improve
ment Commissions 10 the court.
RILEY KINMAN,
dso2lm Sber'f of Jackson County, ARK.
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NEW ADvERTxsEExNT's

7 WISH 10 employ CANvAssERS for a sec
l. Ond edition Of "fRLsON PROSE AMI
POETRY OF HE OUTa. An active man
can sversge from $40 10 SIS per dsy, as tho in
Gueements L offer are liberal. References re-
Quirsd.
Proprlstors Ct newspapers By giving this two
Insertions, with a line or two OF editorial, cali
ing sttspIi1n to the same, will be entitled 10 q
copy OF tho work as soon IS published.
Address, B. II. JONES,
Lewtsou-g, West Va.
REFERENCES:
VlTginia-Gen. John Echols, Stanton: Col.
Z T. W. Duke, charlottesville: Col. Iohn
Goode, Norfolk Col. ". Il. Staples. Christmas
burg Col W. rkeen, Covington Msj. B. f..
Bake, Richmond; Capt. 7. d. Houston, Fin
castle.
West Viryinia-Gen. Jobn McCsusland. Point
PLEASANT MAJ. X. f. Ssuily. Charleston ron.
samuel Use, Lewisburg; Hon. A. I. Csper-
ton, UntsI1.
Tsnnessee-Jas 7. Peyton, Attorney at Law.
Memphis.
L-uisiaia-MsI Geo. Mcknight, Gen. NJ.
Jef. ThoInpsOn, oil. J. o. Nixon, New Orleans
AisslsSipqi-EiGuree & titman, Attorneys Al
Law, VickSbuTg.
Georgia-Maj. 5. 7. Levy. Attorney at Law
savannah.
sIuth CsIolina-Dr. W. 8. Plummsr, Co
lumhta.
North Carolina = Gen. Z. H. Hill, Charlotte.
decS 2t
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BRTcKWORK.

THoMAs CUBBINs can slwavs ha eo,na =,
Isl MAIN STREET, corner Wasbtpgton'
nevs Inns THOMAS CuRRINs
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CORRESPONDENTS.

C~o-neSooadeace on Public Events, soacNeo ~"
ep~y port Of Ge Unded &dteE.
ALNSLIE KEATENG & co.
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N0tSne.

KN0W all men by these presents: That I
n VII not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by roy wife, Martha Ann Grin1n, who
mas, without cause, lefG my bed and board.
II. GRIFFIN.
da3 Be DeSOtO County. Miss.
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NEW ADvERTEsEm'NTs

NOTICE have q Tract OF Land, 40 acres
- near the Cd State Lire road, we miles
nom Memphis, vel improved. with a
good yCuUg O.chard OF Peaches, Apples,
Pears and Cherries, an extra me Well
Of Water. which I wish 70 sell for cash.
IBIS pace is in an excellent neiehborhood,
near sir. J. j. smith and Geo. {. holmes. In
lure ~ the premises, OF OF NOTment & Graves,
Nc. 4 Towards Row.
de3lD d&w ROBF. ". NORMENT.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TERMs or sUBsCRIrTION.
RArEg o. A~nvERTIsINe.

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THE Grand Medal of Honor awarde,

VYI Il Grand Medal of Honor awarded
Il our Mr.. Mccormick at the Paris EXPOSE
ton, is not one of the ordinary gold medals
distributed to other exhibitors, but Is one of
the Eleven Special Medals, larger and more
valuable, awarded only to such articles as in
the estimation of the jury demanded some
extraordinary mark of distinction for their
superior excellence, worldwide fame, and
universal utility;
It is well known that the jury did not has
lilly bestow its honors; that the trials in the
field were laborious and persistent tests In
cutting the most difficult crops of grain and
grass, in the rain, completely saturated, and
closer to the ground than any cutting euer done
In america and that these tests were con-
tinued day after day, some of them on the
Emperor's own farm, and at repeated inter-
walls, so as to give ample time for reflection
and iudicious decision. Though several 9th
er machines land among them we are pleas
ed to observe two other American maehines,)
were awarded gold and silver medals, yet to
America in general, and to our Mr.. McCor-
mick in particular, belongs the proud dis
tinction of again carrying off the Great Prize
as he did at the former Worlds Fair, in 1851
at London, and i'll 1855, at Paris.
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Il ATES OF ADV ERTISIN G.
(PER SQUARE OF EIGHT Lines
ARgeW ARE.

r HAVE on hand anG for sale the fol-
L 10 & ing articles:-Augers and bits, of all
sizes, gimblets, curry combs, pad, plate,
press closet and trunk locks, thumb latches
and lathing hatchets, hand saws, and files,
saws of all sizes claw hammers, but hinges,
hand balances, candle sticks, shoe tacl<s and
brads, cut nails to 20, large and small size
scissors, COW bells, two and four pronged
forks flesh forks, sausage grinders, nutmeg
grateIs, coffee and pepper mills cox screws,
superior razors, tea and table spoons, spades
and shovels. crosscut saw files, raSps, tea
kettles, porcelain laid stew pans, shovels
and tongs, sat irons, needles, pins, white
wash brushes, scrubbing brushes shoe brush
es, table knives and forks white and colored
knob locks of the best kinds, spirit levels,
frying pans, states pencil, looking glasses,
aell, fore and smooth planes, waffle irons,
brace and bits, drawing knives, pots, ovens,
griddles, &c. / will sell the above goods as
low as can be sold in any place where goods
are retailed. L. w. KINCHELUE.
December H. 1867
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MT. VERNON NURSERY
Fruit or OM,arn ental ,Vrees,
FARM w ANVED.

WANTED, at once, a grazing Farm
w of from 200 to $50 acres of really good
land in Orange or Culpeper. Must be near
the Railroad, with a comfortable Dwelling,
in good repair, water convenient,
plenty of wood for fuel and fencing, and in q
good neighborhood. For such farm, fair
price, one half cash, will be paid. Poor land
not wanted at any price. Parties wishing to
sell, will give full particulars and references,
and address DR.. G. w. BAGBY,
Orange G. H., Va.
N. B.-The purchaser wishes to be in pos
session on or before the coming Christmas.
November % 1867,
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hobbs. Prime Smoking Tobacco
ipO from Greensboro North Carolina; 100
lbs; Prime Chewing Tobacco, just received
aliG for sale by Il. w. KIlSGHEE0l.
March Ii 1868.