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NEW YoRE, Aug. Z

NEW hOhH, Aug ..
AsHEs-Pots unchanged. Pearls nominal.
Corros.-stcady, 40 bales at 33kc. fo1
middnns uplands.
Heceipts Hour q. 68f bbls.
FLoUh- Quiet prices without decided change.
$500 bbls at 90 a 10 for buper-
fine State and Western; 75@7 IS for common
to choice extra State; 9 50le7 40 for do. extra
Western 45a7 20 good choice white wheat
extra; 05G7 65 common choice Round Hoop
Ohio; 00lS8 90 common TO fair extra 81. Louis ;
8 % 10 50 good choice do, closing quiet.
Rye -four quiet, $50 bbls at a IS Cco rs.
Corn meal quiet 100 bbls.
WMsEEY-Steady. Bales 800 bbls. Western at
ITO for free.
Receipts Wheat-69, go3 bushels.
Wheat-Active at 09 &C. better fair export.
Sales 1900 BUSH l Sc "a 60 No. Spring
5l92. eoft dol 62 q 0 90. No. 1 Spring 81.
No. and mixed l6l. New Red Ohio as.
Old winter red western LIS. White slate 1861.
Red Indiana l6s to 1863. Amber Mich 173. New
Amber Tenn. us.
Bye firm at ae@l ~ for western, and 80 for
State. :.
Barley quiet.
Barley malt dull and nominal
Receipts corn-46,220 bush.
CoRu-Opened heavy, closed rather steady.
Sales 50, 900 hushels 1t 820l03 csnts for unsound
new mixed Westesn,l 030l 06 sound do. cloe-
ing ct OF o. and 10 for yellow West
ern.
Receipts oats-as,ls1 bush.
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Marrtagf5.

JONES DAVIs-Tn Farbaven. July '1
Rev Il I. Herbert Griffith j. Jones, oil Cue
ton and Ellen NJ. Davis, OF Fairhayen.
HYDE-CLARK I'm New York, July 18th, at
Calvary Church. Hon James X. HYDE, OF sud
bury and Mrs. Carrie Il. Clark, OF New York.
DWINELI.-GgOUT- In Benton, at the rest
dence OF Gen VIM. w. Grout. by Rev. WIN. a.
Robinson, Charles II. Dwinell and Mary N.
circuit bth OF Barton.
PErTENGILL-PTFFE Mount Holly,
July 4th by Rev. S. PilIsbury, Mr.. Myron ID. l..
PettenxilI aud Miss Mary Jane Pufier, both OF
Mt. Holly.
HERRICK-PROUTY-I bennington, July
3D. by Rev. c. II. Hubbard, William Herrick
aud Mrs. Elizabeth Prouty.
PHILLIPS sHERWOOD-By Rev. II. Bur
chard, A. b. Phillips, Of Arlington, and Mrs. A
Sner wood.
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Falls, with which TO pay his bill, amount
ing 70 about $50, and with 20 with which
% continue his business, given him by
Mr. Todd, he left, we presume, in search
Of his pa"
MonAL.-Beware Of nicely dressed and
fine appearing young mcn-without bag
oave. OBSERVER.
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aIwa
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EAST WAILINGFoED.--L1s' lhut'.i'S
night, Bradley Dickerman, of IA Ii'''''
had about $50 stolen from his 7"rNst
while asleep in 'he house OF Mr. Burt 'i''
who occupied the premises formerly
owned b, Mr. Dickerman, who was then
at work on the place At the Latest ae-
counts no suspicion attached itself to any
person.
Butter sold at East Wallingford on
Monday nj 81 to 80 cents. about 80 pack
ages being shipped:
"A general drouth Tor news exists
here at present, the farmers being. very
busy securing their hay, which Is good
both in quantity and quality The p"ta-
to crop promises a good yield. Corn If
looking AZ il a visit II the springs
would be very benefited.
a Joke. rather rough we should
-, - played upon our friend "har-
o op r. O. ,,'trs.rillo. A we'll dressed
n''' - - -.arz man called, wishing
''h' "Ppoa'i"s --,.oif and his fathers
to secure board for h.. - ,,,o,,,.,a
fhnlly, con i-ting OF 70, a., hoard
enough, At all events, to swell ,..t
bill 10 abont 500 per week To ).
the wants Of his new corners, spoons,
forks, carpets, etc. besides the preparation
of shelter for fine barouche which
was TO be brought for the use of the fam
lily, were procured for Hold" will keep
pace with the age. aud in this case be
was bound To give an equivalent for his
800 per week. After the elapse Of sew
ernl days, and while waiting for his papa
aud mamma, and the other mombers of
the family, during which time he EN-
ployed his time in riding and the like,
mine host Todd furnishing his best
turnout, till at length, during the absence
OF his benefactor, he gave notice that he
would take walk. Teatime came, but
tho Zine young man did not return.
Upon the return home Of the proprietor,
he, "smelt a mice or two and started in
pursuit OF the evidently Ascending
boarder. After riding nearly or quite
all night, the gay deceiver" was found
enjoying "hugely" a sojourn at "mine
host. Dawley's at Ludlow. The two
(boarder, and first protector) took the
next train, Horace finding, much to his
surprise, that the chap had reduced his
stamps to 80 cents 80 two tickets were
purchased, and the twain started for
home, when, after a while, our boarder
became terribly surprised q at the non.
arrival of his fond parents" he managed
to borrow $50 from friend at Bellows
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$50. IL ,. Pratt sold iis sheep sni lambs for
o7.7s; T. Flint ~ II -. Lambert Hastings sold
some good ia0hs for NO. Lock 4 Gordon sold
i2s lambs, 81 pounds each. at &c p~rB. w. H.
Hoyt, 40 huhs st Ike per H., 100 sheep, 20 ID.
each, at &c par ID. Pigs ar. L,w.r.
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I,TuE Only INfADLIBLE HAIR PREPA-
RATION FOR
restoring Gray Hair to it, original color and pro-
noting IT, growth.
i. the cheapest grepara ION ever on req =" tne
,,,hl,. a. one bottl. viii last longer and accom-
pI,-h more than three bottles Of any o'her pfep-
ration.
our reuewer i, not Dye; It will not STAN the
! sLin AZ others. -,
! ii WILL kEEpTHE HAIR FROM FALLING
our.
->.nses the sc4,p, &,.i makes the Hair Soft,
tie ana silken.
Lustro,. ~" Oh 'ie mar hIht 'cS - H''
our frea. ~, Earhua, n. II. Proprieto.s
L. =. HALL. * "-di-'s.
For sale By all d. ri@
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n. Y. Stock and Money Market.

Money easy and steady alta per cent on
call loans.
Sterling Exchange duh at lO9A@Io2 for gold
and first class bills.
American gold lower, opening at 1876 y, delin-
ing 1851, closing at 1876.
Government stocks active; and frner. Gov
ernment bonds steady. The following are the
closing quotations
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Rutland and Woodstock Railroad.
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
,rs Of the Rutland and Woodstock Rail-
ro I'd for the election Of officers, will be
held at the Bard well House, on Tuesday
evrnh ", August Il, 1869, at = o'clock.
LOCKWOOD BARRETT, CIerh
Rutla I'D, August 4, 1869. Odd
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MADISON, IND, Aug. -.
Gen. Milton ). Tap, for many years a
prominent politician in this State, and
Mayor Of this city at one time, died at
Galveston, Texas, on Monday. lie was
',aI'',t,. - - ~ - -.
State during President Johns1n'- Admin
i.trAiinn
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southern News.
MoSTGoMEHY, Aug. .
Escape from Sing Sing Prison.

Another convict escaped from Sing
Sing prison last night This morning tie
guard were searching for him in every
direction. bu' failed to find him. He was
in for five years and five months. His
nAmn ha- not boon a-certainnd
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The STEREorTICoN-F Feeling sure
that it is the unanimous expression of-the
people of Rutland to say that the thanks
of the people are eminently and Justly
due to Prof Cromwell for having afforded
them an opportunity of witnessing the
surprising excellent exhibitions, that
have been given at tbs Rutland Opera
House during the past week. While
they entertained the large audiences with
views and scenes of rare interest, and
giving intelligent views u oc,litifs and
scenery. 1t the same time II has been an
educator. charging their views aud edu-
eating their taste in such manner as u
leave lasting impressions, giving new
views Of art. leading Is j better and high
er appreciation Of il, and il is rare for
tune 70 any community t. come in con-
tact with -uch educttlng and eievatiug
iuhuuca- snd agencies that tend - ele-
vate taste aud 70 add to knowledge. Such
j. t.I.eye1 - have been the effect Of Prot
Crm wells exhibitions il Rutland lie
ht- 1f eoar-e "a some OF bis entertain
fnort. eterai. rorhar- - rhe pppal4r
ti-fc uf tAa pr,plr. bat to more than
~aa ~ ,tufely uo#r-,4rv ~ give spice and
variety ~ meet the t.-tc oft klrge nun
bcrot patrons ,ehp rens-- 4flly compose tn
audience that ,r,y,l - 80 thr Stefeop-
iiru'. aud ctunot be- avoided 10 make it u
Httttti. 4 .tna,-.
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Thc sarraid ~ the only paper In
fhc County of Rutland, or this Sec
.iou of vcruOnt that takes ve,e-
grapnic news, the Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports rcgu-
tnrIy.
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ME, remaining twin daughter Of Frank G. and
Gertrude A. Prindie, aged 8 months and 81 days
BRACKETT-In Kansas City, No, July 18th
Ernest Howard, youngest son Of J. De Y. and
Hattie l.. brackett, aged one year and nine
months.
ADAM5-fn Falls City, Neb., July 10Th, Sid
ney a. Adams, Oldest sou Of Luther Adams Esa,
Of Chester, VI, aged 81 years and 8 months.
Vermont papers please copy.
LEwIs-In Poultney, July 10th, John Ii.ow,
aged 80 years.
MEACHAM-Ih Rutland, at the residence Of
q. NJ. DAvey, Edna Clark, wife u ID. II. MearhAnl,
NJ. d.. and daughter OF the late Hon. Myron
Clark, Of Manchester.
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T ABORERS WANTED.---lO MEN
~ wanted Immediately TO shovel and work
digging canal or race way. Apply "a the IN ter-
signed. FKANKLIN POST.
wsilinsford, July 20. 1865. div
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AT COST,

TO make room for the Fall trade.
Prints from So to l. \ cents.
Linen Huckabuck Towels, II cents.
Union Towels, LAY cents.
Alpacas, 80 cents,-former price 81 cents.
81 cents, former price 50 cents.
Dress Goods, - and 50 cents former price IS
and As cents.
Iron Frame Hose, best 30 cents, former price
~ cents.
Mems half Hose, l2k cents, former price zoe.
Napkins, 81 IS and g. 90 per dozen, former price
.2.75, and s2.25.
Delaines, 10 cents.
Sha~l- at greatly reduced prices.
eY All kinds Of Fancy Goods 33 per cent. less
than can be found in tosn.
HOOP SKIRTS. IS Springs, AT 50 cents,-for-
mer price IS cents.
JOHN ROGERS.
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waIww
ltOMMIsslnNEKS. NOTICE

1 W ~ II it9t3iNiA' iSitt7 W. \ WA.
~ The undersigned, having been appointed ~
the Hon. PIUba'. Court tor the Distinct ~ talt-
haven, Commissioners to receive, examine HHd nd
just ali claims aud demands Of tl p"t-oua tIsi
Mary Moon late Dt Rutland, IN sltl Distref,
deceased, hereby give notice that W will meet
Tor the purpose Of examining aud allowing SAID
claims az the ore ~ thAtifa aud llhr;er IN kut-
band an the taat Iue-day- of Auyii-t aud N0vem+
b-r, lth9 from G'clyck T. IA, uniil O'Clock, pm
IN ra"h u sad days, aud thdr-ix months nom th.
1911 Day u June A. D. 1863, Is thp TING limited by
SAID Court tor said creditors 10 present thor
claims 10 tis for examination and allowance.
Dated ~ kutlui, ~ this - day 81 August,
\. ID. 1889.
Il HDrfTaEDr, ,...,t.
f. tHNIII ""i #
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EBrruE owins 20 hight receipts aud 4 letter
inquiry for tine gT,ulr.. our market has advanced,
and all chDiee lots are eagerly taken . Of iuii
prices.
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KAN-As rAelu eAl1"AY coMrA>r
-, LlllMl

In. a,.r..y Il g..
'''''
-
''' '' ''' - ~
.Nt1y ..FxFH pa. tt<r' eptttp.rt- i.r.tr
"p"p '''N.> FREE ! h'M IAN.
Ih,s I.rast amount. 20 rs 1oos8J Firt M.ft-
cured upJu ih~ extension oi the Railway nom
pe,tr sheridan ~, X t,.,. To Denver ,.ai,a, I,
distance. Of -, mites OF v hIcu II miles ara. r,t
pict. H. aud the rest h under cons rttctiou II Is
also q Mort page upon rplhng-stock and Frtuchise
nf thts ftr-trII4, P,rixay ss.il,- r,yc rt,pu,r,
through he state OF Kansas and m successful
Tver ana amin, Ir,,I "na,h =, meet All #
- TX en- anu eA'''''A 5''''h '''i'o7
MORE THAN LIE ~ iEhEaI JtoN THE
a ilal mortgage pf the
"o' 'NSit.N ~ NJ INA NJ Ni IhELL
MILLION ACRES,
extending IN alternate sections on either side Of
Denver. The proceeds OF the rae of these lands
are % be invested by The Trustees IN the per
stuLftx,. ET-<.,, rop .rttE prnpuprtoN.
OF THE BONDS.
m
OF In. magnificent Territory Of Colorado. inelud-
lug a cl4l neld and pinery The Corupliy aIa,
holds as an asset another tract Of
,rru,.,, ,,I,It,>.y or ,ro,,- -. nm.
STATE OF KANSAS,
and although not pledged as a security for this
Loan, their POSSESSION adds largely to the Com
panys wealth and credit. We estimate the value
of the Compauys property, covered by this mort
gage. at .23. 600 900 net, while the Loan is merely
%. 500 900.
The Bonds have
from May !, 1869, and viii pay
,,.,.r.>, ,,.u ,,,,,,r t>-rtsttt..r -, ,,.tD
.....,,.. ,,.,,n
pprr ppou covrpxNpNr pAx,TIox
The principal OF the Loan i. male payable in
Gold, IN the CITY OF New York, but eachi coupon
VIII oe
-, ,.,>-,x,,1,,, ,,,,,,
-, 49,
A. option of the holder. without notice. NJ the
-
y" ,sop Do'' ~ N'" o'A' ''' '8o''' 'e" nan
ON A 600 Bond in London q B.. l01 e,cb half
year.
On q 900 Bond in Frankfort, 81 fir 30 krz,., each
kalf year.
The Agents Of The Loan, before accepting the
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Snn DOLLARS WILL BE

" - ~ fDff~lfs-n by Dr. 4. Dr. n failing %
cur. IA less time than any other physician, more
erecfuAiy and permanently, with le-. restraint
frt'fn oneupation or ls-s .xIss@ure 70 all weather
with safe and pleasant MEDICINES.
BELF-ABIsE AND SOLITARY HABITS
Their effects and csns.qneDo4s:
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
incident 90 married and single lzd,es
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS:
insTcuTial Affections, erupfiofs and al diseases Of
the rkIn, uc-1- Of the nose, throat and tody:
piinpler ON the face, swelling Of the .lonts rer-
vousness constitutional aud other weakne~.es in
youth and the more advanced, at ali ayes. Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE Or MARRIED.
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIN, STURGEs & Co., Commission Merchants,
10 and ST. Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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EOUND. - IN THIS VILLAGE.
l. wednesday afternoon, July eth, u sun Of
Money which tho owner have by calling nj
the Hrn.Lp Book Store, proving property and
paying for this advertisement
tdlwhwlt
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HOsTON LIVE STOCK MARKET
Brighton, n mbr dye and NIedford
For the week ending Aug. 4, 1869.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET,
PRICES.

BEEF-Per 100 lbs. on total weight Of hide. tai
low and meat extra first quality $3.50 az sl2..5
second do Gil .O0asi2 90: third do ~. OCCa 10 IS
WORKING oxEN-sl73e275.
HANDY STEERS and SLIM OXEN sly0a
$50, OF much according " their value as beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Far aualit,
tj0a TO- extra s5al20; farrow and dry $50 50
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, fs &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Per head, in lott. a. 0,
al so.
FAT HoGs-Per ID. 10 a 90 live weight.
HIDES Brighton 0ooCeioc.; country lots X
Cagxc.; calfskins 206l25c.
SHOTES. Wholesale lie. 6sI1c.; retail l2alte
TALLOW brighton, sssxc.; country lots
7@7X.
PELTs u 30Ge2 90; country lots, 001si zoe
LAMBS-eoc shorn ut Csc case. each.
REMARKs.
Perhaps the most prominent feature Of the
market this week ~ last, Ia the presence Of sew.
eral yards fun Of the long-hsrned cattle Texans
OF Cherokces. and the low prices at which they
are sold-from 10 cents live weight, or 10 Q
cents dressed weight. The meat of some Of them
is said TO be fair and others very poor Though
we make but few changes in the quotations, prices
are hardly sustained the greatest difference being
on slim TO fair quality. A few Of the best lots
are sold about the same as last week, Is 10 l3k
cts. per b.; but the majority at II II to i2Xc per
ID. At Cambridge there were $40 cattle, about
the same ~ last week. Many Of these were ra-
ther slim. Mr.. Lambert Hastings sold one pair
to J. g. Allison, fed by Palmer Russell, Burke,
Vt, for l2Kc per ID. Mr.. Dow sold . good pair
1t the same price, and one OF ct lie per ID. g.
Berry sold q pair Of oxen, fed By Clark Chitten-
den Of Hopkinton, N. Y, 5000 lbs, To w. z.
F.~1 Il h. doh
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e. :. T. 1850 Y. The unprecedented and
extraordinary demand for PLAHrATIoS BITTERs is
evidently OWING to thor being prepared with pure
ST. Croix Rum, Calslya Bark &c. our Drug
gusts complain that it is almost impossible to keep
a supply, aud that their orders, owing 10 the
great demand, bat tardily executed. DO not
pec,Iae d eourased. Re sure and get the genu-
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MAoNoLA WAFER. Superior to the best i'm
ported Gernaa Cologne, and sold 1T half the price.
pro- PiInpi..>, Blptehes. Euptions or hurpors
appearing upon the face are removed by the use
of DR. Pierccs Alternative Extract, or Golden
Ne!ieI Discovery For Weak Back, Female
weakre.s. or Irregularities, nothing equals 1t.
Sold by Druggists or send three and a quarter
dollars to Or. Il. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. y, for
three hottie. free Of express charges.
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Stocks closed dull.
The following were the closing quotations.
Wholesale Prices of Produce.

Reported expressly for the Rutland Herald, BY
Messrs Kelley Gregory, COmmpsion
Merchant, 80 Water 81, New York.
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HOSFORD'S. ROYAL & OSWRGO
IL Baking Powders, for sale by
Is. w. MARsHALL.
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f. tHAIIa '"''
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A HEAD OF ALL COMPETI
IA TORS, IL

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETI-
IA TORS, is
RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD FOR THE
PIANO FORTE.
Being the only Book the Teacher requires, and
the Book every Pupil is attracted to.
$4,000 Copies already sold and the demand
gre lter than ever before. 10000 Copies now SELL
ing every year.
Its lessons adapted to pupils OF all ages,
and its exercises are attractive and useful in
every stage of advancement. This book has on
account OF its actual merit, become the standard
work of Piano Instr uction, and the only one
viii III every .weIl-inforrned teacher and scholar
uses. Price s3.75. Sent post-paid.
O. DITSON g. Co. Publishers, 277 Washing
tor St, Boston, c. II. DITSON q CO., I'll Broad
way, N. Y.
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Information viii bc promptly furnished, and
our Weekly Price Current viii be m,iIcd ON re-
ceipt Of inquiry. KELLEY * GREGORY,
l.. o. Box jGi, y. Y
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A SINKING FUND FOR THE REDEMPTION
OF THE BONDS.

The lands embrace some of the finest portions
OF the magnificent Territory OF Colorado, includ-
ing cDal neId and pinery. The Company also
holds as an asset another tItIc. Of
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SICllIAN
lair REVIEWER
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DLACK RIVER ACADEMY,
~ LUDLOW, VT.
u. O. HYDE, A. n, PrincpaI,
With o1pexiGnood ansistanto IN oach department.
u o. ROBBINS, sscy.
Ludlov, July -, leee. tuiysedlv&vsw
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extending IN alternate sections on either side OF
the track, from the 3gi'h mile post IN kans4-, to
Denver. The proceeds OF the sale Of these lands
u be invested by the Trustees in the : per
cent. Bonds, themselves up to 10, or in L. ..
Bones,
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CHEsE The nrncr feeling noted IN last
continue, and prices have advanced fully He.
perl 3D.. Receipts continue large, but owing 10 a
g"yI export demand, our stock - hight.
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DIX. L. DIx'B

T ARGD STOCK OF LRECHRS
IL that ere wausstsd 10 btae, g
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BEANS AID FEAs.-The demand has been light
hui nrlc.. u.Iu firm lnna,u1 nra. MIMI
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So MINER READY-MADE
& l. q Il III / N e.!

NEN's AND Boys wEAR,
Which hr 0n.rs Tor sale at q per cent lower
Than any -isffe t1WD.
AiayHA esBntlet@ s'Dck 81
HATS. ears. TRUNKS AID yALIsEs.
gfi,cl b. aff.rs ~ low trlce-.
CAL aud lsssk bis s.-bd. hsfOre purchasing
sla,sUli.te Kh"eubcr she plans-FA'.s Blob
Center Stree. opEosi'r Ne X. Det,y'
gABCUS JKEKOwsKI
~ d2A~zw
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COY ENAIE&T LAND GRANT or THREE
MILLION ACRES,

In addition to this, the Bonds AIS, secured IS
a HIst gag ii the
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BOSTON STORE,

WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY
DAYS, DRY GOODS
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DROF. HOSFORD'S

SRLY RAISING BREAD PREPARATION
The very best prsparstion extant, for raising
bread. Nothing equals it-every housekeepef
| should try lit cannot fAil TO please.
CONE ONE, CONE ALL AND BE CON-
WINGED.
W. B. NUZZEY..
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HAVE YOU HEARD the NEWS
MARCUS JERKOWSKI

Has iu-' r.'urbed from market with a compile,
assortment II
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CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD, .a
~ CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May Y 1899,
2 600 LAB0RERSw A92 WANIED Ia. J. IL Isr nMaS saS
experienced forcmcn, 49, Foremen In charge of
squads of twenty five more will report by esssR
to the undersigned. ,uxnoy
my Adm .H4 81. u. EIANAOo.i
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The RADICAL LEGISLATIVE NoMINEEs-1s
FARRAR A FELoS?-Mr. Joseph Farrar has
waited on us to say that we were in error
about his having served 4 term in the penl-
tentiary. He admits his conviction of felony,
but alleges that he was pardoned by the
Governor. We cheerfully give place to the
correction, but must accompany it with the
evidence upon which our statement was
based.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Farrar is
one of the Radical candidates for the Leg1s-
lature from this city. s ~
A Copy of the Record of the Court of Htst-
-.-'s' = irss, October Is, 1863.
sJoseph Farrar, free negro, who stands
charged with felony by him committed In
this, that on the 2Sth day of September, in
The year 1863, at the city of Richmond, and
within the jurisdiction of this court, he did
feloniously have and receive one hundred
and twenty yards OF bleached domestic OF
the value of three hundred and ninety dol
lars, seventeen pair of ladies' white cotton
hose of the value of fifty dollars, one lot OF
spool cotton Of the value of five dollars, and
lars, then lately before feloniously taken,
stolen, and carried away, he, the said Jo-
seph Farrar, well knowing the same to have
been feloniously taken, stolen, and carried
away, Of the goods and chatteIs of Lew
HeXter, was led to the bar in custody Of the
sergeant of this city, and being arraigned
of the said offence pleaded not guilty. And
the court, having heard the evidence, are
unanimously of opinion that the said DO
seph Farrar is guilty of the said offence
Whereupon it is onsidered by the court
that the said Joseph Farrar, instead Of being
punished by confinement in the peniten
tiary, be sold into absolute slavery. And II
is ordered that the sergeant Of this city make
sale Of the said Joseph Farrar according t.