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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-20
THE "cUBA."
Formal Surrender Of the Cuban Pri-
vateer to U. s. Authorities.
The Seizure Authorized by President
Grant.
Particulars of the AfFair---Appre-
tensions Of a Row.

WILMINGToN, N. c., October 10
The Cuba was libelled to-day, and
the United States Marshal boarded
her and demanded the surrender of
the ship into his hands. Commander
Higgins declined to surrender the chip
except to an officer of the United States
navy, and under direct orders from
President Grant.
After some delay Lieutenant Com
mander Pierson, of the u, s. gunboat
FrOlic, went on board and demanded
the surrender Of the vessel, showing
an order direct from the President for
the Cuba to be turned over to him.
Commander Higgins then surrendered
his sword and vessel to Lieutenant
Commander Picrson, and himself as a
prisoner of war 10 the L. S. Navy.
The Cuban flag was then hauled down
By the L. 5. authorities and the entire
crew sent ashore.
The affair, in some of its aspects, is
regarded here a. an outrage, especially
the turning loose in our city of over
one hundred sailors and marines, en-
tirely beyond the restraint or control
Of their officers.
In anticipation of trouble, large
special police force have been put on
duty tonight.
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1t is believed that JChusOn cannot
get more than fUrty-seyen votes, and
that he will be eventuai.,y defeated.
The Grand Encampment of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows and
Grand Lodge Of TenHessee are il ses-
sion in this city. The former elected
to-day the following officers: =. +.
Phillips, r. w. Grand Patriarch; Geo.
Mellersh, NJ. f. NJ. A. Priest; j. w.
Nestia.l, r. w. G.. SeriOr Warden;
r. H. Bany, X. ". q. a.sIihe; Robert
Thompson, r. W. Treasurer; Marcus
Jones, Il. w. Grand Junior Warden.
The state Agricultural Fair was
largely attended to-day, but the
weather during the afternoon was so
cold that the crowd left early. The
exhibition is varied and the most at
tractiYe eyer offered in tennessee.
There were two races oyer the il0Gd
Horse Association Course to-day. The
first race WAS stake Tor three-year
olds that had never run in public prior
to August, 1863; mib, heats, $25
entrance, purse $50, eleven entries,
Six appeared. Ratterson's Nandai, Q
II; keene's Mickey Free, / : 3;
Butord's ZOu-ZOu, . 8 3; Lewis Mays
Kirtley, 4, distanced; Hinton d Graf KS
Jennie Sanford, 5, distaneed; Thomp-
sons Virginia, =, distanced. Time
SOL ;50-l :5l.
Second race, purse S4O0, two mile
dash for all ages. BabcOclS's 3 year old,
1; Richards q Kilgour's Kitty Free, 2;
Conlisk's Victory, 3; Loud's Dick
Jackson, 4; RyersOn's Betty Bay, >;
Franklin's Meteor, G. Time, 3:i3l.
The attendance was large and the
sport deeply interesting, notwith-
standing the prevalence Of q stiff
north wind.
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VIRGINIA.
Proceedings Of the Legislature
Important Bills,
John 7. Lewis and John W. Johnston
Nominated.

RICHMOND, VA, October I9.-In
the house, this morning, the resolution
relative to the regent elections IL the
North, introduced yesterday, was Ia
bled. a joint resolution was offered
memOrializing Congress to grant a
general amnestysin the manner pre-
scribed in Section , of the XINth
Amendment. The resolution was re-
ferred in the Senate. A resolution
looking to the carrying out of the edu-
catiOnal propositions in the Constitu-
ton, was tabled, on the ground that
such a resolution was not within the
province of the Senate, as now organ
lied.
Both Houses then went into the
election for United States Senators,
Lieut.-GOv. Lewis was elected for the
long term and Judge John NJ. John
ston, of Washington county, for the
short term.
The Wells Republican candidates,
Alex. Sharpe and L. II. Andler, re-
ceiVed the vote of their friends, TIE
election was made by a strict party
vote, with the exception of three
Wells members, who voted for Lewis
and Johnston.
RICHMOND, October Ig.-Ths Walk
or Republicans, in caucus last night.
nominated John T. lewis and John
w, Johnston for United States soma
tors. Both are native Nirginians, and
have been throughout steadfast Union
ists. Lewis was the member of the
secession convention who opposed Sc
cession and firmly refused to sign the
ordinance.
A Richmond dispatch to the New
York press saws the nominations giye
general satisfaction, as dine h from the
north side and the other from the
south, and Is happy compromise of
the extremes of both factions of the
Walker party-the PFOgressives and
the BOurbOns. Judge j. n. Johnston
Is cousin of Gen. Joseph L. John
ston, and has never been in political
life previous to his aErGia tinenU 10 a
which he how holds bv an
Of Gen. Candy. Con-
gress, two years ago, removed his dis
abilities, therefore he VIII Get he re-
qulred 70 take the test-Oath. These
nominations, without q shadow Of a
doubt, will be confirmed by vote of
the Legislature tomorrow. That
body will then adjourn until after the
state is admitted.
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RoTHscHlLD.
That Correspondence between Grant
and Friqget,

NEW YORK, October ia Wash
ingtou dispatch says President Grant
yesterday denied having held any
correspondence with Mr.. Friquet rela-
tive to loan from Rothschild, and
did not remember to have ever held
any communication with that gentle
man on the subject. Notwithstand-
ing the Presidents statement, it is a
fact that Mr.. Frlquet was here, and
that he mingled with prominent Gov
ernment officials, ond that he was ac-
companied by Count Fouch de Carrel,
member of the French House Of
Deputies, with whom he left on Satur-
day for France. The whole affair is
mysterious. While it may be true
that no correspondence has taken
place betweenIthe President and Mr..
Friquet, ther4 are the best reasons to
believe that there IS some proposition
of the kind alluded to before the Gov
ernment, though the exact nature of
it cannot now be explained.
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TELEeRAPHIe Markets.
NEW YORK.


NEW XORH, october l9.-Cotton firmer
sales 200 bales uplands at 26&. Super
fine -four IS s0td5 50, but closed &c better.
Whisky 81 201s. Wheat-No. 3 spring
81 3O,9l 305z. Rice rni-Carolina 014@91<.
Corn Il 08dl 0S. Coffee more active but
unsteady. Cuba sugar lI14@l21E. Mo-
lasses quiet.
sheetings have been reduced TO 42}s; work
ingmen's blue denims to 2I1S; Kirkland
No. woolen linseys -.
The Governing Committee of the New
York Exchange decided to day that It was
not expedient to taiIeany action in regard
to establishing gold department at pres
ent.
Money Easy at 5@a7 per ct. call loans.
chiefly per cent. Sterling Exchange is a
nchanged-opening at 1870, closing nt
E301s. Carrying rates 36i5 per cent.
The Treasury sold 81 600, coo to-day at
lSOf9l3O 7-leO. Exports to-day S24, ,O0O.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, October I9-Cotton firm
al 25}s sales $3.50 bales; receipts 1898 bales;
exports, eoastwise 434. lour-superAne
g 80; XX IS 55; Xxx s$s6. Corr. mixed
81 05SGl 10. Oats co. Bran Sll0. Whisky
81 27@l 27Sz. Hay SO 90. Pork Ss3 50.
Bacon qniet-shoulders ls14 sides 2I1t(a
2l}s; hams 25GZ6. Lard-tierees ISll 1917
keg 203s. Sugsr-c0mmon u; prime I45{,
Molasses-plantation reboiled 5006O. COZ
fee in better demand-prime I6lf6I6gf;
fair l5@ l5k. Gold 1898. Sterling 40sI.
New York sight bills 4 discount.
So. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, October Fiour-ftI! sll-
periine 81 G0a5 90. Wheat-NO. 2 apsine
80. Corn S29SS. Oats 4gl$. Rive 75MS3.
Groceries unchanged. Pork $50 so. Bnlk
clear rib lS2<; clear sides 20. Bacon
shoulders l7l4al71<; clear sides 20IS. Lard
I71z@lS. Whisky 81 Is. Tobacco-lugs
sH@9x; dark leaf 99<@l21<.
CINCINNATI.
sINcINNATI, October 19.-Family flour
IS I0CG5 75. Wheat 81 1061 IS. Corn 90,
Oats 4S@56. Whiskey 81 Is. Mess Pork
S3I 90. Lard III. Bacon-clear sides 20:
shoulders IL. Butter 30d35 Groceries
unchanged Eggs "A. Cheese I7Glg. Sales
of Tobacco at s. 00@l9 50. Cotton firmer
251<.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, October l9.-Consols, for mon-
ey 1885; on account 9s3S@9S1<. 5-2G bonlls
of 1862 81; do. Of '65 Sl3S; do. of '67 s314
I0-40s 76]z.
LIVERPOOL, October I9.-Cotton active
uplands 121Sd@I2Z; Orleans I2lSd@l25S;
sales l2000 bales.
California white wheat los Sd I; winter o.
Sd; red Western No. 2 as Sd. Receipts of
wheat for last 3 days q, coo including q, 900
from. the United States. Western fiour
24s 3D.. Corn, mixed, 2ss Sd. Oats Ss Cd.
Peas As Cd.
PARIs, October la.-Bourse is quiet.
Rentes 7lf zoe.
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FUNERAL EOTIcE.

GALLAGHER The friends and acquaint-
anees OF the late JAMES p. GALLAsHKR are
notified that funeral services over his remains
VIII be performed this Isf'EEDNEsDAY) MORN
ing, at st. Peters Church A high mass OF re-
QUEEN win be sung at " o'clock. Carriages
at Miss Doherty's. Union street.
oALLA6HER-Aii members ofthe Howard
Association are especially requested to attend
the funeral Of our Iaie friend and brother ].
?, 6AALAoHER, Miss Doherty's, corner
Main and Unissh advts, this morning AZ 8
o'clock. J.Y 1ALK, sR., President
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NASHVILLE.
Business of the Legislature Yes
terday.
Vote for Standardization
Johnson Ahead.
Officers Elect of the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows.
The Fair and the Raees---Large
Attendance.
sprrrAL TO MEMPHIS APPEAL


NASHVILLE, October 19.-In the
House, to-day, a res,,lation was intro
dueed denouncing r6pudiation, which
was appropriately referred. The fol-
lowing passed first reading:
A bill creating the Office Of Law Re
porter, to hold office for four years,
was introduced.
Also, a bill reducing the salaries OF
the Supreme and other Judges.
Also, a bill to compel counties topay
cost of criminal proceedings.
Also, a bill to incorporate the Union
City Manufacturing Company.
Also. a bill to permit parties so
minded to open lager beer gardens
outside the limits on any corporation.
Also, bill to REFUGE the fees Of
County Registrars.
The Legal Advert sing act was re-
pealed.
After the above and some other
minor business was performed, and
while the utmost stiffness reigned, Mr..
BOsson, OF Hardeman, arose and nOm-
mated for Senator, to succeed Hon.
Mr.. Fowler, ex-President Andrew
johnson. Immediately afterwards
the following named gentlemen were
put in nomination; Etheridge,
Fletcher, Peyton, Ewing, Neill Brown,
7. A. R. Nelson and Milton Brown.
Two ballots were had, with the follow
inc result.
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THE FENlANS.
The British Gunboat Prince Alfred in
Readiness fer Them.

TORONTO, October I9.-The ggnboat
Prince Alfred, stationed at Goodrich,
has been placed in readiness for ac-
tive service. Orders were received
last night directing the Toronto Bat
terry 70 proceed Immediately to Good
rich to man the Prince Alfred. One
half Of the battery left here this
morning. 1t is reported that the
Fenians have chartered and equipped
a gunbOat carrying the sunburst, ,"
TO do mischief to the towns on the
upper lakes, and hence this move
ment by the Canadian authorities.
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THE ERIE STRIKE.
The lisaffectiOn Not Yst Settled
Disturbances in Jersey City.

New YORK, October ls.-The strike
Of the mechanics of the Erie Railroad
Company at Jersey City continues.
Several, however, have gone to work,
but the majority hold out. A dis
patch from the Sus usIuellanna work
shops states that the men there
have all gone to work.
Disturbances have occurred in Jersey
City.
The Erie officials say this afternoon
that the workmen employed in the
Buffalo shops resumed work to-day,
and that the strike Is row substan-
TALLY over.
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9ROSPECTUS
Kings Tennessee State Directory,
For 1870.

THE undersigned, believing that the inter-
L ests OF the business community demand
the publication OF a new work containing
Information IN relation 70 all Persons Firms
and Companies engaged In Mercantile, Man
uiacturing and Prof 'ssional pursuits in each
OF the numerous Cities and Towns situate in
book which y III en- brace.
PART IA Co1uLErE SITIPPERs' GUInE.
which VIII cOnrlin n Descriptive List 81 ali
the Cities, Towns and Villages in the State,
70 all points, ard aiSO giving the SlEtinns Of
Express ana Telegraph ttimpanles doing
busipess n The state OF Tennessee.
Part lI.-FHE CITIES AND Towns or TEN-
NlsssEE, giving tneir location and popula-
uon, with full and accurate alphabetical lists
CT the names OF ali persons doing business in
each place.
PAHT III-A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DrREc-
TORY. con aiming, under Appropriate .. head
ings, accurate Lists OF the Names and ..s.sa-
tion OF All Persons, Firms gna IneOfu bTate
Companies engaged Ia business In the Towns
and Cities throughout the state OF Tennessee.
F4AAq IVA Nav SIrED STATES Pbsr0F-
ficE DIRECTORY, containing the name ana
loeanty Of every Postohieg in ia United
states and Territories,
The Work viii % printed With New Type
on gooa, paper, ana bound In one large aud
sPienqid yOlnme, Subscrlbers' names viii be
Inseried IA the Work Ia large BOLD TYPE
ana fhe business in which each is engaged
Will be very nully and cons pleuously set forth
Inc names OF persons who do not subscribe
VIII De printed IN the usual manner
Copies of the Directory will be left M the
principal hotels in Tennessee, and semi -.
the use OF the public to the Postmaster To-
Gated al the cOunt- .ssfs cf the different
eonnllsss - sne Sigte, Thereby rendering tie
" 0TS Al iuValq3hla medium for advertising
70 altpeTsons engaged In Commercial. Manu-
featuring or Professional business.
Terms of SubscriDilsn---s5 asF Eopy. nav.
able ca asiiYsFy,
u rTF-es
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MEN, BUT NO MONEY.
Spain in a Tight Place, Financially
Considered.
Cuba Urgently Demands Five Mil
lion Dollars.

NEW YORK, October 19.-The Tri-
blgge learns by private advices from
Madrid that the Captain General Of
Cuba lately sent an urgent demand to
the Madrid Government for FIVE mil
lions of dollars, but he was informed
in reply that the Spanish treasury
was empty, and that hereafter ne
must raise Ia Cuba itself the money
he needed for military and political
purposes. Spain win furnish troops,
bat Cuba must supply cash.
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]. T. FARGAsQE. &C. CLAY
FARGAS0N CLAY,
Wholesale GrOCers,
AND -
COTTON FACTORS,
$50 Front Street,
Terms Cash. Memphis, Tenn.

w r are now receiving one Of the largest
w and best selected stocks OF goods IL has
ever been Our pleasure Ia Oifer to the trade
and 10 nrst-cass buyers We are prepared 70
otter Inducements that cannot be surpassed
600 sacks Rio COfco-all grades;
800 barrels Refined SugaF-all grades;
90 hhds. Louisiana Sugar-an grades;
800 packages SyrGps and Molasses--all
grades;
100 kegs English Soda;
200 boxes English Soda;
lG0a packages New Mackerel;
400 packages Virginia Tobacco;
50 barrels Robinson County Whisky;
leo "a Bourbon Whisky;
leo d" Rectified Whisky;
80 - Tennesses White Whisky;
100 boxes Layer R2isins;
80 bases assorted Nuts;
100 eases Sardines;
100 cases BRANDY cherries and Peaches.
For sale ~ FARGASON q CLAY.
sea $50 Front Street.
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OHIO.
Full and Complete Election Returns.

COLUMBUS, October l9.-The coun-
ties have all been received at the Re-
publican headquarters in this city. A
few are not official. The result will
vary but few votes. L. II. Harri.
son, Chaifraan, Tigates it up for Gen.
b. Hayes Al ,S99, and Geo. II. Pendle-
ton 33,S2l. Gov. Hays majority IL
SU7S. The Legislature stands Senate,
one, House three Peesbiieia mslorlty,
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PoRclNE.
New York Provision Dealers and the
Chicago Hog Interest.

NEW YORK, October ia meet
ing of provision dealers win be held
at the Produce Exchange Thursday,
for the purpose Of co-oIerating with
the Chicago Pork Packenf Associatiou
and the trade generally, relative to
the manufacturers tax imposed on
the business Of hog cutting or curing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-20

State OF Tennessee,
County Of shelby. -
1, +. $. Davis, Presi3ent of thss First Ma
donal s.tnk, 30 asolemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best or NV
knowledge and belief
rs. DAVIS, President
Subscribed and sworn 10 6efore fue, tAis lsth
day OF October, lsgg
HUAiEF ?. HILL, Notary Public
COrreet-Atfssti
j. w. JEEFERSDN \
G. +. SMITH, Directors
q. H.JUDAH. oc20
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State of Tennessee,
County OF shelby.
I, Marlin Grimm, Cashier Of the 9srRan
National Bank OF Memphis, do soIemnly
swear that the aboye statement Is true, TO the
best Of my knowledge and belief
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn n before me, this
eighteenth day Of October, 1852
4, DUDLEY FHAIskk, Notary Fpblie-
Correct--Attast:
DAYIDP. H,ADpEN,l
N. c. MEACHAM, Directors,
Qel0 ]. {. NKELY,
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Immediately after the above, both
Houses adjourned till tC-mOrrow, when
the contest will be renewed. Mean
while the excitement runs high. The
city is filled with politicians from ev-
cry part Of the State, many Of them
for Etheridge, but most for johnson.
1t is thought the scattering votes
will be pumped for Johnson to-mor-
row. Those for Eletcaer may hold
cut for while longer tlan the Others,
but even they will finally come to
Johnson's support.
The nomination of Etheridge by
Cubbinssurprises every Memphis man
here, except those in the secret. He
Vas known end recognized in Mem
phis as a johnson mar.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, October I9,-The Sen
ate to-day Incorporated the Loosa-
hatchie Navigation Company.
= Ill! protecting mechanics was
repealed.
The Joint Committee has heen ap-
poiated 70 investigate the School
Fund.
johnson, EthFidge, Peyton, Ewing
and Cooper were nominated in the
Senate with the following result, addi-
tion2l to that given in my first dis
patchi beyten, !; Ewing l, and
Cooper 1. These have been with
drawn, very much strengthening
JOhnsOn's chances.
Il. Z. Fort has been appointed Re
ceiver Of the EdgeAeld llaiIToad; and
a Mr.. Stockhart, Superintendent.
The Odd Fellows have elected E.
T. Phillips, Grand Master; George
Grand Priest; and Marcus
Jones, Grand Warden.
The attendance at the fair and races
to-day was larger than ever.
ASSOCIATED PEEss DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, October ia vote
for United States senator was taken in
the Legislature to-day, resulting as
f.Ilctvs.
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The new Secretary Of War was born
IN a Florida fort.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Memphis and Ohio Railroad,

TTLElIIIII 7 VF : IT =
MEMPHIS. Tenn, OctOber ly, 1873.
nm and after this date, all Freights Tor tfis
" road, except Cotton, Will be received At
the Navy Yard Warehouse, foot Of Market
street.
Delivery OF Freights, as heretofore, at head
OF Main street.
A. j. KNAPP. Agent.
A.A. PAroS. q. F.A. oc20
REPORT OF THE CONDITION.
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REPORT OF THE cONlITIOE
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EXCHANGE AND ALABAHa SITS.

On the East side OF Polk street OF Bull Run.
u viii be divided into lots fronting on Ala
Dama and EXenance streets.
Ihese lots are most conveniently sir
uated for business men. on account D.
their close proximity % the Poplar street
cars and FOR family residences the at
fractions and advantages of good neighbo
hood, churches, seno0ls and market, make
them most desirable.
TERMS:
Hslf cash. balance six and twelve months.
with interest
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.
OcH arrerFor4.-rp-1
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Lumber! Lumber ! :

THE undersigned is now receiving an
i other lot of choice Lumher of every
description. he will constantly Keep on
hand at his Lumber Yard In Shepherds
town, large and general assortment OF
White and Yellow Pine Plank, Joisl and
Scansling. Also prime lot OF sound
POPLAR PLANK,
Of all widths and thickness. suitable for
Cabinet purposes, &C.. also
HOOP.POLES. CYPRESS and
OAK SHINGLES, &c, all Of which
will be sold upon reasonable terms for
Cash. TOWNER SCHLEY.
August s, 1868. tt
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IT. VI. BILLI n Us,
April 3, 1869. Druggist

WARRANTS Seller Aperient, as a
I family remedy Tor Indigestion. head
ache. billousness. nervous debility, pIelh-
ora OF the blood, sickness at the stomach,
constipation, and all disorders OF the di
geslise organs, the excretory passages
and the liver, il has proved, after an expe-
Renee OF many years, TO be superior to
ever other remedy in use, and as an accli-
maling and protective medicine in warm,
unhealthy climases,lt cannot be too strong
ly recommended. Sold only at
Billings
april 10 Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-29

BAKERS No. Chocolate, best in the
3 market, for sale at Billings
march l3 Drug Store.
VACUUM Oil Backing, for sohening
U Harness. Boots, Shoes, &c, sold at
march 10 Billings Drug Store.
VIOLET Ink, all the style, for sale at
i Billings Drug Store.
A Ill Of Stonebrakers original medicines
n for sale at
octlO H. ~ Billings Drug Store.
KtLOUR of Rice, splendid article for
X making cusIards, puddingS, &C., for
sale al Billings Drug Store
MlSHLER'S Herb Birers The greatest
NI Tonic OF the age, for sse at
feb 10 Billings Drug Store.
ENGLISH Corn PIsslers, for sale al
II jan 80 Billings Drug Store.
KlLAYORING Exuacts.-Belrs, Da-
y VS., and MiIIet's, Burnel.'s, Extracts
OF VBneIla, Lemon, Strawberry, Orange
and great variety of otbers, for sale al
Billings
nov 81 Drug Store.
MEXICAN Wild Flower Shampoo Lo-
NL ton for removing dandrutf and clean
ing the scalp, sold at
Jan 80 Billings Drug Store.
GOAL Oil Lamps, all sizes and styles.
y Comet Burners three sizes. Lamp
Chiuneys and wicks, for sale at
oct3l Billings Drug Store
NINGARI Biurrs, at
q nov 81 Billings Drug Store.
COAPS. Glenn's White Windsor.
- Lows Brown Windsor, Omnibus and
Bath, Colgate, Low and GIenns GIyceE-
inc, Family Soaps, Lubns' TOlle, Soaps,
English Honey. Yardleys' Windsor, Sill
yer Soap for cleaning silver ware, and
great variety Of other soaps at
Billings Drug Store.
CROOKS Wine of Tar for Cough,
Y Colds, and nervous diseases, just re.
ceived at Billing Drug Store.
DURHAM TOBACCO.-l have ju,,
IL received a large package OF No |
Durham Smoking Tobacco, aad would IN
wife my old customers 10 renew their pat
ronsge. II. ". Billings.
DEOLY'S Compound Cough Syrup,
[ Pecly's Syrup OF Tar and Wild Cher.
ry, for Coughs. Colds, &C., PeoIy's Dys-
pepsia Bitle5s, at
may BIIings's Drug Store.
TRENCH Mustard in jars, for sale at
L Billings Drug Store.
A FULL stock of GARDEN Seed sill on
Il hand, at Billings Drag Store.
DULL'S Diarrhes Curative, at
ID mays Billings Drug Store.
UOSTETTER'S Stomach, Mishler's Herb,
III brakes Plantation, Stonebraker's Dyspep-
STA, Cannon'S Stomach and Hoofand's German
Bltters also Hoohand's German Tonic, Rob
er's Wild Cherry Expectorant Biuers; Morning
Star Bitters, Scheidam SchnapPs, ROsadalis,
and great variety of other Btters and Tonics
for sale at II. VI. BILLINGS
Oct 10 Drug Store.
GARDEN SEEDS.-A fu!i assortment
VI Of fresh and reliable Garden Seeds
Just received and fox sale, Wholesale and
retail.
jan 80 Billings Drug Store.
tLLCOCK'S Porous Plasters, Wells Plas-
Il tiers, PoormRn's Plasters, Belladona Plas
tiers, 81 II. NJ. BILLINGS Drug Store.
MERCHANTS Garglng Oh! tie
Nl greatest Linimenl of The age, for sale
at Billings Drug Store.
QLYCERINE Lotion good for Sunburn,
u Chsfed and Rough Skin. prepared
only 81 Billings Drug Store.
pLLXER Of Bark, Iron and Sricknia,
II for sale at Billings Drug Store.
MAGIC Combs for coloring the hair,
ll permanen, black OF brown, for sale
q, Billings Drug Store,