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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04
FUTURE PRICE OF WHEAT.

An editorial article upon this sub
ject in tho Chicago Tribune says:
Present indications are not in favor
Of higher prices. The price Of the arti-
Gle Is again falling in Liverpool and
London, owing to the arrival of large
fleets OF grain-laden vessels from the
Orient regions. Odessa is pouring in
wheat, and the neighboring ports are
sending forth their grain in numerous
vessles, .while the news comes that
California has very large surplus crop,
which she must export, and promises
to do greater things next season.
The only hope for higher prices lies
in that Of poor crop in 1869. Here,
again, the balance of testimony is
against it. The weather Of the present
winter has been peculiarly favorable to
spring sowing, and the indications
arc that the greater portion of the next
crop will be sown in March, which is
generally looked on as insuring a bouu.
teous yield. The only kind OF wheat
likely to be injured by the weather is
hat sown in thu fall. But the prc-
portions Of winter wheat has been sold
in our market for the past three
months, and flour made thercfrom is a
drug with our dealers. The manufac.
ture Of spring flour has been so much
improved within the past two or three
years that it answers every require.
ment.
So far, then, there appears to be no
very cheering prospects for the advo.
Gates Of high prices. The best thing
that holders can do is to prepare to look
their losses in the face as gracefully as
may be, and decide to let 90 lest the
chance Of selling be denied in toto.
The supply is too, abundant to admit
OF q scarcity, and sellers to the great
world Of consumers are too numer-
Gus to admit of the holders being
able to dictate in the matter of prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

Ir has Leen made kcown that The
position of Commissioner Of internal
Revenue has been rendered BY Gen.
Grant to Columbus Delano, Member
Of Congress from Ohio, and accepted
by him. MI. D. Is staunch Re.
publican, a man Ct ability aud an .dvo-
cate Of retrenehment.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

In reporting tho opening night Il
Booths magnificent new theatre-ths
finest in Ameriea-xben "Romeo and
Juliet" was presented, the New York
Herald makes = slash,ng criticism Of
Boosh as Romeo. It says:
"Mr. Booth merely drifts With pleasant
presence and agreeable slecutioa through
excellent stage business and wonderfully
unanswered machinery with haeknsyed
notions, caught o. conveyed, without any
regard 10 the character - . Whole. Hs 10
wholly incapable Of playing Romeo.
Othors Of tho New York papers coin
eide 10 saying that Romeo is not this
great actor's forte.
OF Miss McVicker-to whom, by
the way, it is rumored Booth is On
gsged--in her presentation If Juliet,
the Herald not very aatteringly Oh
"Without dispsrsgement, We may venture
to say that Miss Mary MoVicker, however
fascinating, IL not = delicate geranium ris-
ing from . Ssvres vase. She is strong,
practical, Western little wouau,. with but
little artistic training, but great deal Of
raw vigor and rude force; and, while she
can never realise the graceful, buoyant,
lovely Juliet Of Shsksspeare's creation, we
have no doubt would manage Romeo's bust
ness after marriage with considerable Of
fact
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

A NAsBY epidemic is spreading
with increasing violence throughout
this State At present. The small pox
even seems likely to be lost sight Of.
At Mortified public meetings are be-
Jog held to decide who shall rule over
tho destinies Of the "Post Offs )" the
Austin 21dnscript devotes . col.
umn to , triangular fight At that place ;
and 70 on.
sWhea Freedom from hsr mountain height,
Unfarisd her standard to tho air,
She seised the azure robe q night,
Ard brightly blasoasd P. O. there"
Thst's vhy>so many patriotic Ameri'
country in that particular post Of
danger, honor and profit.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

MR. DoHNELLY has introduced 4
bill in Congress providing that select.
ions Of land under the Agricultural Col.
logo Act for the Southern States, six
sections to . township, shall be used
only for public schools, that the land
shall bs sold to none but pre.emptors,
and that scrip already issued shall bs
naad for p9o- emptions.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

TIE veto message Of Mayor Aamlin,
published in another column, is 4 very
sensible and practical document. 1t
aecords very closely with the views ex.
pressed in this paper last week. A
resolution Offering bonus Of ten thou.
,.nd do|iars for a frst-class hotel has
been adopted At = special meeting Of
the Council.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

A cheese factory is to be started at
Owatonna also one in Mower county.
-Mankato has a cred Jacket
Lyccum. Docs it ever discuss the
"Bitters" question =?
The St. Charles Herald gives the
building statistics of that place fol-
1868 at sGG,335.
The Quartcrmaster General has
directed that supplies for Fort Totten
are hereafter to be purchased in Min.
nesota.
A Bohemian woman at St Paul
attempted to commit suicide by drown.
ing herself in a we'll. There was not
water enous h, and after remaining un-
derground some niue hours she was
drawn out in an exhausted condition.
A young man, name not given,
committed suicide at Morristown, nea,
Faribault, by hanging himself in a
barn. Cause supposed to be because
a young lady he had been to see the
previous evening refused to smile on
him.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

THI Chicago Tribune, having been
deluged with essays, correspondence
and dissertations after the adjournment
Of the Women'e Conventions in that
city, ungalIantly remarks:
Whilews hsve no disposition 10 question
the importance Of tho subject, Or the lively
interest excited in it, " respectfully submit
that wonsn is only about one half Of creation
and our inclination now is 10 given little
chance to the affairs Of the o'oer half.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

On Tuesday night Of last week,
Meyerbeer's beautiful opera, "L'Esoile
d. Mord;"-Minnesota's "star Of the
North"-was represented At the Acad.
euy Of Music, New York.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

O How. J. G. SLOWER, . member Of
the present Legislature from Nicollet
county, has been appointed Register Of
the St. Peter Land Office, eice Ex-Gov.
Svift. deceased.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

"A novel scene took place in the
House Of Representatives on Saturday
afternoon. Mcnard, a .olored man,
claiming seat from Louisiana, spoke
as to his right to seat in the present
Congress. The House listened silently,
with much curiosity. Menard, who is
Of middle height, compact, With brown
skin, wavy hair and good-looking, spoke
calmly and distinctly, without excite.
mont. This is the FIRST time a colored
man has spoken in the House. The
Democrats looked with wonder at the
phenomenon, and the galleries
listened very attentively.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

: Tas C1ieegoa~, the woman's paper,
for the goth, has an article BY Mrs.
Mills, declaring "the marriage iustitu-
ton failure" THIS il very unfor.
,unate for somebody.
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AUCTION SALE
Condemned Quartermasters Propert,

There will be sold at this Post on the
10th of day March, 1869, at IL o'clock A.
Mat public auction the following articles of
condemned Quartermasters Property, viz. {:
2 Wagon Covers, Halters, Smiths Bel
lows, Z Forage Caps, 2 prs. Trousers,
Elan. Sack Coats, pr. Elan. Drawers,
Great Coats. 5 Waterproof Blankets, 8
Wooden Blankets, % Double Bedsacks,
Flags, Bugle, 8 Tents. A lot Of iron
Beds'cads, Hammers, Horse Rasps, Axes,
Files, Forks, Padlocks, Rakes, Shovels,
Spades, etc will be sold for old Iron.
Terms, cash on delivery in Government
Funds.
W. T. DUGGAN,
Lieut.. 10th Infy., A. A. Q. NJ.
Fort Ripley, Mimi, Feb. %, 1869. n32-2w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

CIR. GRANT has declared himself
strongly in favor Of the Constitutional
Ans.dnenk, vhieh> has just passed
Con9ress. ..l---.- ...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

The gold and bond market are tho
ruling attractions on Wall street. The
gold room resounds with cheers for
Grant, q the precious metal declines.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

After the appointment Of a Commit
tee Of Conference, the Constitutional
Amendment, given below, passed Con-
gress:
ART. Nv. SEC. 1.-The right Of citizens
Of the United States shall not be denied or
abridged by the United States, nor by any
State on account Of race, color or previous
condition Of servitude.
SEQ. 3.-Congress may enforce this
article by appropriate legislation.
It will doubtless be sent at once to
tho different State Legislatures, and
will, it is hoped, be adopted by the
requisite. three-tourths. It adds the
crownibg sheaf to the work Of recon-
struction.
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To.DAY.-A. J. goes out Grant
comes in. -. >'-..
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,aar of hiss

-Lan.r.ins, tho poet and historian.
died at Paris on the LIST, in the 10Th
,>ap nf hia aQe.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

-Four hundred thousand volunteers
and mi]itlanen garrison England.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HOUSE FOR SALE.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Possession given at :.auy time desired.
Inquire CT
JOHN r. CLARK.
St. Cloud. Feb. 9, 1860. n30-tf
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CHRIsTlAN uHloH.

EolToa JouRNAL.-Your correspond
ent, 3D." oflast week, in commenting
on the Christian Convention just closed
in this city, hoped the day Wa not dis
tant when tho spirit Of unity in that
Convention will be seen in q Christian
Church which shall arise, laying aside
oil the peculiarities Of denominational
name, in which al the followers of
Christ may unite With the freedom
which characterized this truly Christian
Convention.
Let me say to "B'' that such day
has como in truth, and come to St.
Cloud. Tho Congregational Church,
i" this city, is an Independent organize
ton of just that stamp, aud fitted to
that ideal Of Christian union and broth
erhood: Its chief peculiarly is that
it has NO denominational popularity.
While it claims the universal brother
hood Of man, it also claims the unity of
Christ's body.
Its 'tarticles" are simply the "apos-
ties creed" in which al Christians
agree. 1t fully recognizes the fact that
while men think for themselves they
will not and cannot think alike that
the minor points Of the Christian relig-
ion will Re viewed from different stand
points, and will consequently appear
differently to different minds but that
this io no wise Affects the stability and
unity Of Christian character, As such ;
that the holding to or rejection Of
different torms and subjects Of chap
tism,'' Of the doctrine of "psrsever-
ancs," "falling from grace" *'election."
"apostolic succession" of the clergy, or
any other belief which does not vitality
affect the salvation Of men, does
not necessarily divide Christians, that
they nay not be all members Of the
same church, and live and act as the
body Of Christ, who has said "all ye
are brethren"
This Congregational Church spreads
not ito own but the Lords table; itopens
vide its doors, ssd invites Christians
simply Is Christians to enter; it asks
no questions Of peculiar views, but only
that its members shall be Chrt.s;ans,
themselves being judges; that they
shall do al their duty to God and man,
As they understand it i; and endeavor to
adoru their profession BY = we'll ordered
aud consistent Christian life. P.
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&H00n gear can be made by live aua,t. .o,,
eWJOOV ing my neo and vaiu1bIe ;na..s :saI'
Address J. AHEAhN, % Second st., baltimore. '' ~
n324w
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NURSERY STOCK

ties. oil large bearing size for so cents EACH
1t convenient. send ten cents, If not send on your
name aud you shall have tho Catalogue.
J. D. CLINE
nS24w No. Howard st., Rochester, II. 7.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEN d MENT
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100 Teachers Wantcsl.
SO TO $50 PER MONTH; for full particulars ad.
dress "The Peoples journal" Philadei phia, Pa. Nv
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PATR0NIZE

the place where you can buy the cheapest
and best Furniture md save
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Our stock Of violins, violincellos. Con-
ira Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Claro--
nets: Guitars, Banjes, Military Drums Of
all descriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor--
deems, Strings, etc., is complete.
Church Organs, Mel. icons and Pianos
tuned and repaired.
orders att ended to with PreDptn eae
vSn26-1y
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. e..


L'oE sALE-THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
Bennsa 9o tons BURDEN old measurement. winner Of Ii.
nes' ocean yacht race 20 ce~s. Engand 1856 which
Oh, the extraordinary 9f 2to ss n "a hears ant
several other The hsefp,a has been a
10 the west indes, bat has re,urusi 70 New York While
er her voyage from Kew wsa 10 Charleston che made
= ruo o. 40 niles during rough weather, showing ma'
sb tw none Of her sreei. The usrrc,a e"s ec"me'
.oui falcon handsomely hed up, with large "aeToo~ ''
bs aareosrd sae, three ether Hs.erooms ani two state
rooms forward Tor oncers The cabin iUn'urs s"ehen
aerss &C. complete erder, sad hs vessel vii be put
readiness ,o 90 to ses Immediately The Henrietta VII
scmpare fsvorstly for speed aud "ssoins qualities
with any yssh, In ,hi, country England For particulars
address ). ANDERSON, Herald orrce. New York
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


.Nsby DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoNPANY's NAIL
sfEAMshIrs BhrWrLN NEW YORK AND HAvRk,
Thr spen id vessels on this fsvcre rons for The Cont,
nen will sail from Pier No. 30 Nogsh ryer, ss fonows
LAFAYETTE Rousseau. saturday. May W
sI S,iN tNYmESss pN jasy Sy
E'Ss Fl rss g,ySss ysss & &soS 1SuS usSa s 70
P.-ts ;ne'udlng railway ticket siis aud SIS
These steamers do not carry scsragc passengers .
American travellers going 70 OF sc,urnn9 rom the Cont.
both transit by Eugish railways nni he ascomlors Of
crossing the Charnel hrsl cs sasng time, tfoate aud
upcnse. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, . Broadway.
pEDucBD RATES LONDON AND NEW YORK
IN steamship Line. steamers fofnighiy 10 LDiien irec
'0m pier No North river Psssses at eso so and $50,
PhphluAy......May q REfLoSA.........Jnno ~
NTALANrA........ Juncs CELIA, JAY
Fof paaslgeto Hsmbur0 Bremen Havrs, Paris, Antwerp
Rotterdam Al rates. srry &C. RUBkEr
n CLARK, 90 Broadway.
ROWLAND 4 AspiNwAI.r 81 South street
u,uE MONTH GERMAN LLoyDs
/ s,samsilp IiERMANN. Captain w v wenSe wit san,
carving She intel states mall from .hs BTcmei ric ijo;
u On THURSDAY, May 70, 1851
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
n9SSb6W, WvRg, SOUTHAMPTON AMI BREMEN. a,
the 'lagw'n. rates, payable in GOLD -
Trs' cabin .....,ss.s.....s.sss..s tisl
second cshh ", H0it
Third csbln.. o. -,
seerass &c Ion sra srernsn en- NO .ssn,,c SoS ssSs,
prevcr. on nursdsy My 40
oELRiCHs co.. &c Broad usss
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INFORMATION wANTED-OF MARY AND CHARLES
RoIke the Children Of palrek Rorks aid Jria Fos born
Be thaLku received py Their au0. bridget Fox
bury, Galyeslon Post office, Teaas
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PERSONAL.

HATr!E-DoNT WRITE AGAIN TO TWELFTH
teentL street. HALE.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

| SirED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
ooi1npany.The elegant sidewheel steamship sOI tn
ml an. a. 700 tons burden Captain e. L. Tnkepaugh,
Go Janeiro, A.. Monday May "a at 10 o'clock A. NJ
TOT tIesht or passage app'y to WM X. GARRISON.
Assht NO. bowling Green New York.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.

L,OR sAFE-THE SCHOONER YACHT EALcyON lsc
.cos burten 90 meassIensEt in ecmee.s eIas, and
CONE 81 Murray suee,, New York, or Capt THOMAS B.
HAWKINS, rcn jefferson, L. J.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10


Eoa KEY wEsr, HAVANA MD NEW ORLEANS.
Carrying the uni,ed States Mail
The Bal.imoIr and Havana s,eamshp Company, e0nryS
ing thc feowlng nrst class s,eamshirs.-
cubH % LID ioy ]. n pSssSsSs al ss nHsan commsassr
The steamship CcBA. having accommodations fnsi-.
passed lor e.gance and comfort, will eave from n sns
whaii, DAflxOkE, Nd. on Saturday Nay ID. al oeoes
~ this route VI ave nearly sc miles o travel and hsys
Vac p,.y.ers P Stepping Al faai-!psa Or Baltimore Wa
D'p uAsFfL 3 CO., Ag.rts
asnt y Sr2stnW' t91mH
TOR SEW ORLEANS piRECl
S,esinthips u this lirs viii leave .er No NSth slVs
A ,'ciocN Y. ~, as fo.gws s,- g., u,
aEu. CROMWELL ........ .vsni......' saturday MN *
GEO WASHINGTON ......gagrl ssiltiAy, NAY ~
freish, isksu ;or 81, Laus, NOBLE ana Galveston "
For pas.sse. frs, and secon class or freight spTly %
II. u. CROMWELL \ Ca 30 ht''s
vyoR NEW oRrrASS DIRECT - .,.,,
Il MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
COMPRISING the trst class steamships o.,.,, "a o,..
GENERAL GRAHr....ssss''s..''' , n ~ tf,rna,
CRESCENT CITN...... ss.'''''''' slnta, w y Iienr,
aReFRAf -
CN,TED " " "''o"
ibs"sso's"P rSfTED STATES,
Captain Geo. L. North,
yi be aesracied Saturday May l al O'Clock T. NJ,
TreeS received through rates for 3. Louis, Mobile and
oan, SHERMAN will succeed, Saturday, May a
tor freight passage having superior accommodations
'''' FREDERIC RAKEE,
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

THE TRoTTING STALLION COMMODORE WANDER.
bit will stand for the the Of Morgan l.
Mott, near Poushkeepse. Vanderbilt has IS.
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TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS roccHlSj
j al kcg Nrs;.
rhe Al steamer LurERpE, Captain leo. Gates,
crung freight pier 81 Ess river, sud VII sal saturday
No charge for forwarding % New York Gavcson
Through bills of sdnr given Houston eli roads
Apply Ia 4. III. MALLORY A co,
lh5 Maiden lane.
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T'HE WAGON TROT BETWEEN
i LADY THORN
AND AMERICAN GIRL.
FASHION co RISE, l.. l., MONDAY May l0.-Matc
~, ,0CO mile heats, best three in f'e 10 wagons.
Pkter names b. M. Lady Thorn.
Vim Lowell names b. m. American Girl.
.....-.... JOHN CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
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WHITE NARsAiLLEs- SPLENDID QUALIFY, soC.
w per ysrii white Msrsales hes, tmporte 15c per
yard, worth 81 Great bargans y every department the
Heaviest krnur Trnges a, e5s. yara worth Al a.
IRWIN SIMPSONS. .i sx,a a7cS,ae, neM ssvIntssnAA
street =
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I'OR SALE CHEAP-ONE OF THE FINEST ENGLISH
Mastifs in the country Is months old invaluable for =
gentemaos country place; also imported English Bull
Terrier, pure white. Apply At No. West Ninth street.
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BRAZOh SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves SATURDAY, January l6lh at An.
<-Ez=- FOB BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA
s>A1--dkA GALvEsToN-Ths iron steamship
1t. Mary,
r. s. BOURNE Commander
win lssvs foot Of 81. Joseph street - above.
If the steamer unable to the BraEos bar goods
be delivered at ships tackle consnees to pay their
Hghtersga For freight apply 70
OHAS. A WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents,
30 and 81 Camp street.
Freight sured At cneha the adopted by the Board
Of Underwriters, July l, 1859.
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noesip,. nv Ra,Ir..da.

N o, o 4 G W-Jan. lilo bbls molasses
Lepene q Ferre-27 do Ranchin & Giraud-l5 do
J B Schiller-6l do G Ssbatier-l02 do 81 hf.bbls
do ] Adams &co-2s bbls molasses 10 hhds sugar
Byrne &co-l2 DO 7 ] NJ Allen &co-2S
GO Hare Dbl sugar hf Dbls molssses Boulig-
ny x Esclapon-l bbls molasses bbls sugar to
Orders bbls rice U d Terrebonne --335 head
stock and sundries to order-Tetal SO hhds sugar
244 bbls molasses IS hf-bbls do
N o, j y MAN. Ills bales cotton to
Blakemore, Woodbridge &co-ll Aymar &co-57
II 4 M Allen &co--2 P Higgins &co--24
jos Hoy &co-7 A Green &co--l4 Lacey, Terry
&co--4 Dickman, Hill &co-s3 j Powell to
Hunt Macaulsy-.l3 to Campbell & Strong-7
Yeetmsn &co-S Williams & soma Flower
Lehman, Newgass &co-l5 ] & G Cromwell-3S
Payne, Huntington &co-52 R L Adams 4 Son-26
& Henderson-75 Alcus, Scherek & Autey-2
Ben Gerson--2 A H Peale &co-l to orders to
G G Gordon-S NJ 0glesby-l4 W B Tompson-53
Warren, Crawford co-S Roby, Harvey &co-3S
Richardson & May~-6 Meyer, Deutch K Weiss
Stewart, Galbrajth Fizer-5 Britton & Moore
ii jennings Gates &cO-5 Barrett & Lesassier-6
Won Phul Bros Pritchard & Bickham-.5 IA
Lsne-l3 Nelson, Lanphier &co-25 b Ably &co
9 Jno Chafie Il Bro-l0 B Champln-lS Jno
Hardie &co-1 Parham d Blunt-5 J Burnett eco
Clspp Bros &co-5 Battle Il Noble-2 L Dun.
MICA &c0-22 M Hitler &co-5 II Allison &co-5
w A johnson &co-3 Copes-8 Golsan &
COL Eckford & Cage-l r L Walker-l car load
sheep W Stoll-50 bbs whisky Queyroze & Bois-
SO do Jno Moore-20 do J Fabelser-25 do
Goldsmith-20 do l bbls vinegar Gaines & BIan-
ton-25 bbls whisky SO hf-bbls do ] Villavaso-
so bbls do Frey * Schwsbacher-S boxes hats to
Guttmsn Bros-2 do.E Booth &co-2 do F Bauer
do Belden-25 bales hops G Merz-2 bxs gy.
cerine w Bogel-2 do I X Fenly-2 do E Hart
&co-60 bxs shoes Marx. Levy &co-32 ties hams
Keep 4 Caulfeld-2S bricks Stewart--36 900
do L Gubernator-l20 900 feet lumber 2 N Pike
IL bbls whisky Roby, Hervey &co-5 ties hams II
Stomburg-7 bxs hats Vincent &co-ll do H Tri.
con &co-4 bales leather Plumb-l2 do Leon,
Pierre &co-7 coils rope Ben Gerson-l20 bars
ron Leeds &co-l05 plows Hart &co-sun-
dries TO order-TotaI S2l bales cotton
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ADVERTISING AeKrcY.-Robert p Button. of Lynchburv
General Newspaper and Business Agent will
SECTION Of Virginia He i the Special AGENT
oihe LynehouIg vgnan a. old and ably conducted daily
led sssr and 5s dS ss o isR
,ent By Mr. Robert r. Button, Of the vlrginsn ofscs
war, and pending t5s struggle bad much inter
and entirely reliable and We must cordially Commend
him 70 all who desire his services Any business en-
ed tO-iPsssrsbus va Express, Nov y. isG'-' ''''
os.s kos.ss SurIos Of LyscnsurF 2. the Virginia.
connected with the vginsn since 1857 and from personal
Tsa MIN We can testify e his po%ppsss and
yertisisg to do, win nnd Mr. be faithful and re-
liable Assnt-[psnvills Vaj Register, Nov. "a. 1854
xr RosERf p. BUTos for many years manager o. that
sterling newspaper the Lynchburg Vrgna Adver
have s1 business relations With him for numSes q
pears and have always found him prompt energetic and
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pte eAla'l Advertise end Register. Nov. la isa