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MUSIC, MUSICAL TSsyRUMESTs, sc.
EDUCAF TONAL.
FEMALE COLLEGE

------.= -
TARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
This institution will he re-opeued THURSDAY,
October q. l:e9. The Principal. who has had an
extensive experience In he conduct or Il FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL Will spare no efforts
20 promote he intellectual moral. and physical
d"yclopmen. Of her pupils.
The expenses Of This school are regulated 10 suit
the c2iEcncics Of the times
Terms per session of nine scholastic months Of
four weeks each, ending June %, 1870:
Board including lights, washing, aud FUEL. $50
Tuition in acaG. mic department. 30
Tui,i2n IN primary department. .............. 30
Latin, French, and Spanish. each. Is
Music on the plano, including Tocal........... -
III. painting Oh CANVAS %
Payments one half iL1adyRnce.
Pupils furnish their own towels aud table nap
Kirs.
For further Information, circulars will be sent
Oh application.
:. +. EOTTINGHAM. FarmYille. Va.
REFERENCE The Trustees OF the College.
oc l:--Jln
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Gold.
NEW YORK. December 81.
Noon. Ercn,,l1.
100 120n120i6
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Foreign Mnrkets-TBY TELEGRarH7.

Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRArH7.
LONDON, December 81 = Noon. - Consois, e:t.
United States bonds. s6;. Sugar quiet and stcid!.
Tallow heavy at +5s. GAS. Cd.
PARIS, December 2l.-Bourse opened quic: !;
rcrtcs, 72r. coo.
HAvRE. December Election opened quiet at
1871. Oh the spot.
LIVERPOOL. December ?l--No0n.--Cott opened
quiet uplantls, lfGllhd.; Orleans, ll5M2d. es-
tlmated sales 1000 bales. Western -four, US.
Ttco o. Clock Cotton duh. Yarns and fabrics ut
Manchester quiet. Red western wheat, s6. I'd.
Corn, 2Ss. Cd. Lard, lGs. I'd.
LIVERPOOL, December I'll enfng.-Cotton
dull aud unchanged; uplands, llsd.; Orleans,
HID: sales To- 900 bales including 1900 for c1 port
and speculation. Rosin, 81. 3D..
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TRE ADMISSION or NRGlNrA.-With the
exception Of one member. the Reconstruct
ton committee Of Congress favors the adj
mission OF irginia.- Washington letter
Baltimore american.
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II is thought that General Butler will
Join with the extreme Radicals on the Com
mjttcc, and insist on the 'cst-oath Qualifca-
ton for the Legislature. General Earns
worth IS the only Republican member who
tNors the immediate admission of the
state with the customary conditions
WASHINGTON teiegrdm-Nclc York Tribune.
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4 FRESH SUPPLY OF SEASONABLE
n TOILET and FANCY Goods. receivcdby
de IT l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-13

MoHrHENr n GEN. WRIGHT AND WIFE.
The monument built by Aithen and Luce, Of
this city, in memoriAm Of Brigadier General
George Wright and con.ort, was erected
Yesterday over their remains, which lie in
tered in cur city cemetery. The following
il a description Of the monumental pile d:
Granite base farty-two inches square by one
foot eight inrhes hIgh, Marble piinth three
feet four inches sgGare BY one foot ten in
three feet high. caps three feet four inches
square BY one foot four inches high, shan
one foot ten inches at base, ten and one half
inches at the apex, one half Of the shaft is
h,lf oc,agon on the base Of the shaft is
worked an American Eagle with extended
wings holding in one talon the Starry En-
bem Of our National Union, to which his
whole life had been devoted TO perpetuate;
in the other is held laurel wreath, encir
cling the shoulder-strap with the single star,
indicating the position he had so molly won
and honorablv filled Beneath and circiiny
the wreath is our national motto : " In God
we trust" On each side OF the die are
raised panels or shields. On the side facing
the east, in heavily raised letters, is the fol-
lowing simple inscription " Gen. George
Wright, and Margaret, his wife died July
so, 1865. Lovely and pleasant in their lives.
and in their death they were not divided
With the exception of the granite base, the
ronam9n. is constructed entirely Of Indian
Diggings marble.-State Capital Reporter,
9TH.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-13

REEsf's SALooN.-Mart Reese who needs
no introduction to this community, being
already widely and fsvorably known, has re-
opened the saloon lately occupied by Mark
Gaige; and lie and hi, handsome barkeeper
will furnish forth, at the rate of quarter Of
& dollar Ter drink, straight and mixed drains
Of latest STYLE and most exhilarating vet
harmless quality. Everybody that drinks
should call upon him at once; and they who
have never pressed 'hair fanny should begin
immedia.elv. The p.ce, be it known, is on
Carson street. mex. door TO Muuckton's Drug
Store. See advert.s ment.
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DISSOLUTION.

I'VE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE \ Mi.
| iuv under the name # Maish a Amner, b ~
day dissolved h, mutual consent.
G II MstSn,
in AMMl H.
Wincss-Gro. KiignrYtR.
n. n-The business of the late o. ~ II Na-i I
tmmcr will he conducted NJ usual a tie -
tand, opposite wells, Fargo a Co y, H., md 3.
signed c n MAIN
Ca.toh CITY, Gaih IS, 1860. bI.d
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THE DAILY APPEAL
THANKs.-To Wells, Fargo & Co., for
late copie. of the Inland Empire.

SALE OF MELL.-Moore & Parker have
sold their eight-stamp mil. at Shermantown
to Drake x Applegar'h, for the sum OF
So, 0O0.-haian2 Empire
That can't be oar Moore & Parker. Must
be Lu. Moore and some other Parker. We
suppose Applegarth is the soup" man.
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PRgs-2EET GEANr has issued a pro-
ciamat5en calling an extra Cexecutige.
session Of the Sena'a.
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Ladies' and Private Parties,

TN" NV
Who will receive all the attention and ~ roUd fu
e. can Re oatai. 81 at .hr best Hotels.
LOCATION Nrxl doof 10 Mun / i1n a Warn
rt's Drug store.
ss- 80 more book account. will Ie ker' y,
4 cautiauauce ~ the libaIil patronage hereto
fore r,irnd,dio this estahlit mint is respectfully
solicited. wM. 4, JOY.
Carson, March I. 1900
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb Capt W. A. Coulter is re-
lieved from the Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia. and
ordered to join his regiment at Montgomery, Ala.
Full Cabinet to-day Internal revenue commissioner
Rollins absent
During the contest the suffrage amendment to
the constitution, Mr.. Vckers offered an amendment
looking the restoration to the exercise of the cleo
tive franchise of those who excluded by
son of participation III the rebellion which reject
ed ayes 81 nays 49, those voting in the affirmative be-
ing Messrs. Bayard, Buckaew, Davis, Dixon Dooite,
Ferry, Fowler, Grimes, Harlan, Hendricks, McCreery,
Norton, Patterson, of Tennessee, Ramsey Rice, Rob-
ertson, SAWYER Trumbull, Van Winkle Vickers and
Wilson Constitutional amendment as it finally pass
ed the Senate reads "No dissemination shall be made
in the United States army between citizens of the
United States in the exercise of the elective franchise
or in the right to hold Office in any State, account
of race coor nativity, property, education or creed
Vote, 40 to Is. Goes to the House for concurrence
WASHINGTON, Feb 9, noon.-Housr after ineffec
tual effort to include louisiana passed the Senate CON
current resolution in regard to counting GeorgiaS
vote Concurrent resolution don't require the Presi-
dents signature. This action leaves Georga's stltus
in the Union open question.
The President signs Dr. Mudd's pardon to day
Senator White Of Maryland, visited the Attorney
General in behalf of Lieut. Baine, the instance Of
a large number Of Baltimore ladies'.
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From Yesterdays Daily South estern.
FROM WASHINGTON. a..

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The vote in committee on
the Pacific railroad omnibus bill In favor, Drake,
Corness, Stewart, Rice Ramsey Abbott; against,
Howard Harlan Morgan, Sherman and Wilson. The
Southern route IS from Little Rock, via Fort Smith
and Albuquerque to San Francisco another line from
near Cheyenne Wells, Kansas, to the Southern route
near Albuquerque another from Lake Superior to
Pueets Sound; another from Portland, Oregon, to
North Bend, Humboldt river, Nevada.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-The Supreme Court confirm
ed the decision of the Circuit Court of Oregon requr
ing taxes to be paid in gold and silver Court holds that
taxes are not in nature of debt contract and there
fore the legal tender law does not affect taxes
In the Senate the railroad committee asked to be
discharged from further consideration OF various prop
ostons for aid, the omnibus bill reported Satud day
covering all the meritorious schemes presented
WASHINGTON, Feb s.-Revenue to day $500, 600.
Mrs Surratt's remains were delivered quietly to he
family to-day.
Hon. f. Jeffreys, one Of the Judges of the Court Of
Mssissppi is here and presented tody address to
the Reconstruction Committee in behalf Of himself and
others claiming to represent a large and Influential
part Of the Republican party WHO opposed the adop
ton Of the constitution voted upon in June last The
address is in the Of protest, and is discus
sion of the condition OF affairs in the State. He pro
noses plan of restoration follows: First that Con
gress shall declare all the offices in the State vacant
second, provide for appointment of provisional gov
ernor with power to fill all the offices TINS declared
vacant with power also to remove from Office his owl
appointees third provide that the proposed constitu
ton shall be so modified amended to remov,
from those features that more proscrptive thai
what is required by the reconstruction laws of Con
grcss fourth provides for election at the time des
isnated by the constitution for holding the aforesaid
election.
The President to-day made some additional consula
and avail nomiu atoms.
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3 Y TEL Ell r A PHI
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
For the Southwestern.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. s, demonstration quiet: up-
lands l2a@42a and Orleans l2t@l2sd
New YORK, Feb. s, evening less active and
t. lower sales 1900 bales at Sole Exchange dull
and heavy, o. Gold closed firm at 1853 Southern
securities quiet, but steady; Louisianas H. Stocks
closed unsettled and dull.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. g. evening.-Cotton closed quiet;
upland> the spot l24(0l2g and aaoat la4d Or
leans 124@l2Sd; sales 600 bales.
HAvEE, Feb S.-Cotton opened on the spot at L. 244
and afloat at LAT francs.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9, noon.-Cotton dnll bnt un-
changed; uplands l24@l2a and Orleans l21@l2sd.
Bombay shipments to the 9th $4,000 bales.
. LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9, afternoon. - Cotton a shade
fner, but not higher. Manchester advices less IA
vorabe. Cause, dnllness.
NEW YORK; Feb. 9, noon-Gold 1856. Cotton firm
at 3O4c
New ORLEANS, Feb 9.-Cotton easier; midllins
2S4929c; sales 22O0 receipts $3.50 and exports %
bales. Gold 1859. Sterling Al; Commercial 454@
463; New York sight sf9ct discount Flour firm; SUI
perne Sc G2497, double extra 81 s7a and treble ex
ira IS IS. Corn lower, 70@73c. Oats firm, 75c. Bran
81 20. Hay frmer; prime $25. Pork advancing,
s36. Bacon firm; shoulders 81, clear rib ls4 and
22a@23c. Sugar-good demand common l04@1O3,
prime loa and yellow clarified l44@l44c. Molasses
active fair 64@65 and prime 6s@6Yc. Whisky 81 @
%. Coffee fair l4a@l5a and prime l6a@l74c.
Texas cattle-1>t quality 40@055, I'd quality $sO935
and Sd quality sls@25. Sheep - 5o(@7 co.
NEW YORK, Feb 9, evening Cotton firm; sales
5000 bales at Sole. Money very easy at 517Fct.
Gold 1876. Sterling 9494 Southern securities quiet;
Louisiana levees G74.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. g. evening irmer, but not
higher and more active; sales 900 bales.
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The Truly sI.oil" Rewarded.

We give below tile partial report Of the committee
on printing made in the lower House OF the State leg.
slaure on the 2sh ut that our readers may see where
their money goes, and how literally the truly loyal are
rewarded. 1t is, as contemporary remarks vampire
press sucking the very life blood of the people The
r.port reads thus
TO the Hon. Speaker and Members ofthe House of Rep
resentatves:
Ge1atzemea-Your Committee have had so much
business before them that they have been unable to
report in full the resolution OF the House. adopted
January 9TH, ilsructng the Committee to investi
gate the printing OF last session, etc. but will make
the following partial report and ask for further time
to complete their Investigations and Tor authority to
send for persons and papers
Your committee has received the following state
ments of warrants and certificates issued by the Audi
tor and the amount Of cash paid out by the Treasurer
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Pincback's bill for the en-
forcement of the 18th article of the constitution
equality billy passed in the Senate Yesterday. Joint
resolution also passed donating $4,000 to the Lincoln
Monument Association.
Manager Floyd. of the Varieties theatre, yesterday
epjoined Ben DcBar OF the ST. Charles theatre, from
producing the railroad scene in 'Ater Dark" on the
ground Of an infringement of copyright of Under
the Gas Light" but upon producing decision of the
New ork courts in similar suits, and giving bond in
Eve thousand dollars, DeDar allowed to produce
the scene.
Boil, Houses Of the Legislature adjourned yesterday
till Wednesday on account of Mardi Gras.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Departed for Red River
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New York, Feb. S-Grant and Bonner had air
ing together behind g Dexter" this afternoon.
The military and naval officers of Bnrnside's eXpe-
dition to North Carolina permanently organised into
society to-day, and had their first annual dinner to
night.
Brig Brilliant, from Cape Fear river with rosn and
turpentine was lost in ST rm, January %. The
second mate, Asa Bryant, drowned; the captain
and rest of the were rescued by the steamship
Europa, and brought to this port.
Employers of printers TO-DAY resolved to continue
resistance to the striking book printers and employ
female conposors.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 9.-Grant arrived this morning,
but was fatisucd from his New York labors to at
tend wedding, as promised.
New York, Feb. 9.-James T Brady died Of ap-
popexy aged "a years. All the courts adjourned out
of respect to deceased
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 9.-Strong effort made to-day
in the Senate for reconsideration Of its action yester
day. referring eligibility of colored men to hold office
to the Supreme Court. Effort to table motion lost,
yeas 10 nays II. Pending action, adjourned.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-Grn. Breckenridge is here. He
is the guest Of his broherinlaw Rev. DR.. Bullock,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New YORK, Feb. 6.-Grant dned with Moses Grin.
nell last night. He was visited Iy the Lincoln club
composed of leading Republican politicians. Tonight
he dined with Hamilton Fish, and has grand recep
ton at the house of S. T. Chittenden, Monday night
the Cbttenden building being the temporary hall for
the OCCASION
Bank statement-oans increased 81 81 o 900 specie
increased 5000; circulation increased SIS 900
deposits decreased 1862 COOS legal tenders decreased
$i.320,0JO.
The press condemns the bill before Congress for the
conversion of registered into coupon bonds as unnec,
essary, and in the interest of spectators.
Export Of specie to-day $4,000 to Havana and
during The week $969,0o0. Subtreasuary balance
$50, 900 OGO
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Howse-Kerr spoke in oppo-
sition to postal railroad to New York Said the sys-
tenn would soon extend to tcegraphs, insurance and
canals creating the necessity for bureaus and de-
.rt,nents, and with them would come fearful multi
pcaiion Of officers AID clerks and increasing swarms
Of corrupt, Infamous men, land thieves, subsidy beg
CARDS. swindlers, valnouS contractors operators and
spcculators, and such characters would command il
they did not fill seats it, the House of Representatives.
This bill was only the pioneer with which to break
down the constitutional barriers and inaugnrate new
policy. Amendment terbidding the road to connect
with other roads now built passed Amendment ex-
tending schedule time fIom six to seven hours passed
by 1ol to 81. Bill then ordered ergrossed Several
Senate amendments to consular appropriation bill re-
ected. Committee on Banking and Currency have the
floor Saturday to report business on hand Paine gave
notice that he would 10 call up the bill for
lief from political disabilities reported by him from the
reconstruction committee. House went into commit
tee on army appropriation. Recess.
Seaate-A!l day devoted to Suffrage amendment.
Still in session.
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PACKET LINE.-By the advertisement in another
,lumn it will be seen that tri-weekly line of steam
ers has been established between this point and New
Orleans, composed OF the following first class passen-
ger packets: National, Capt. Dick SinIott B. l..
Hodge, Capt w. T. Boardman Bart Able, Capt. w.
G. Harrison, and the Selma, Capt. w. T. Scovell one
Of which will leave Shreveport every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. the arrival of the cars from Mar
shall These steamers are for speed, comfort and
commodation, unsurpassed by any boats in the trade
The formation of this line will prove very beneficial
to our community ard it becomes the duty of our
merchants and shippers to do all in their power to
sustain the same.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-We learn from letter writ
ten by the Secretary of State tojustce W. d. Wye, OF
this city, that IT, E. Allen has been appointed and com
missone Justice of the peace, in place of L. s. Mark
ham, who failed qualify required by law. Justice
Aliens Office is on Milan street, and Justice Wylies
eficc, TaIys building, Spring street. formerly oc
cuped by K. II. Lindsay.
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SALE OF CITY PRoPKRrY.-The Tally property sold
saturday by T. H. Rosson, auctioneer, brought good
prices. The t~o.sory brick store No. Milan street.
occupied by MeSsrs. W. II. EIsncr & Co., as ware
house, was bought by John G. Puliloye for $4,000
me t"o-sory brick store, No Mlam street occupied
ny AessFS' Ihurmond Bowles, was sold to j. W.
howard Tor $500. The two unfinished two-s.ory
brick stores corner of Milan and Spring streets was
Pnrchascdby John G. FuIilove for sl4, 600 The two
story brick store, No 80 Texas street, occupied as the
Head house, WIS knocked down to J. W. Howard for
Sll 400. The dwelling house on Market street below
the railroad vas purchased by John G. Fuillove for
S&G0l.
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FROM EUROPE.

| LONDON, Feb. S.-News from Greece is contradic-
tory. Athens dispatches says ZAmie has formed his
Ministry and that peace is assured. The reported
battle between Turks and Montenesrns is authorize
lively denied.
The Standard, to day, predicts the rejection Of the
Alabama Claims treaty by the United States, and says
the next administration will get such favorable
terms for the settlement of the question.
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FROM HAVANA

HAVANA. Feb. 6.-The following is Just received
from San Domingo: sainave attacked and destroyed
the town of Torebec and bombarded the port. salnd
bombarled and captured Aquin. The inhabitants of
Aux Cages and other of that vicinity are panic
stricken, and all who able are going to Jamaica.
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REn RlTER FREIGurs.-The New Orleans Crescent
OF the eSth, says Frcghts to Red River are rather
mixed at present. nothing like uniform rates being
maintained. Up rates range from 4oc. to Toe per
Barrel to Shreveport Passage from $ to S25 Down
ireishts are quoted 75c to 81 per bale for cotton
from Shreveport and passage the same as from this
point Ne are sorry 10 see this state OF affairs for
~ fheS continue some one will be hurt as the rates
aFe entirely too low.
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TnE New ORLEANS MAIL BY RlvEE.-We are pleased
to learn that the New Orleans mail in the future will
be carried by boats. The first mail arrived here on
Sunday, per steamer National.
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Hotel Arrivals.

BROOKS HOUSE Tuesday. Eeb. ga Wilson
Bryan City Tex-B osSeal, Bossier-Jobn conway,
= Z Conway; Tyler Text TiawelL possier-FM
g MooTing, 7 Mooring, Caddo- Smith Bossisr-
I'm MaTray Russell sell samgIs Dooiey
Fogg Bossier-G w Webb. MarsbalI 81 H. +
Allen city. =, Lister, Tutle Jae Cotton Harrison
20 TEX Chapman, Austin Tes-Iake Ne,yaM. a;ty.
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DRowxEn.-We learn from the officers Of the Right
WAY, that on the 81 inst at Kinsworly's landing, on
Little river TINT one Of the crew, John Sweeney, fell
overheard and was drowned.
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THE NICHOLSON PAyEMENr.-Thc Avalanche claims
that the Nicholson pavement in Memphis has in two
years reduced the number of drays in that city from
1900 to COO BY all means let us try the experiment in
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In another column will be found the resolutions OF
our merchants relative the recent regulations OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company. They speak Tor
themselves.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The News Depot, in the post office building, is
in receipt of all of the latest northern, eastern and wes
tern papers, which he is selling at Is cents each. Also,
all of the latest magazines, fashion plates ete.z
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Family Groceries M Kaufman, Jr., has recently
opened at the of Texas and Market streets,
Family Grocery, where he keeps full and complete
assortment of Groceries, embracing Flour Bacon,
Lard Sugar. Coffee, Candies Soap, SaAfah, &C., &C.,
which he is selling at the very lowest market prices.
Every article is guaranteed represented. jal3 If
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To Purchasers of EafdWare-We direct atten-
ton in proper COLUMN of advertisement from that old
and reputable importing hardware house of Socomb,
, :, o ~ - r.xer ....1 a. fs..,,ua H.. y
Orleans Their business, at It's commencement in 1922
which but little two hundred thousand dot
lars per annum has increased to millions their monthly
sales being in of their first years business
This result has been accomplished by importing direct
all Foreign Hardware and selling their goods as Low IS
any house North or South. LIST jan fe MIA.
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SALE OF CRY Property PosTpONED.-The sale OF
the TO- Howell property has been postponed to next
Monday.
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A LARGE ?ArER.-If all the reading matter in a
single copy of the London Times, with full supplement,
were printed octave pages, it would make five
hundred pa rd volume.
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J. B. Lewis, No Texas street, the largest deal,
er in boots and shoes in this section of the country has
full and complete stock, just received from the North
Soc advertisement.