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REMNANTS Of White Goods, cheap. J.
II. L~Oewenstine& Bros, 81 Main street.
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LARGE size Hack Towels, 81 80 and 81
per doz. NJ. KRACS & co.
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PETERSON, for July, at Joe Lockc's,
236K Main Street.
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JUsT RECETvED-More of those Irish
Linens, 35c per yard. N. Kraus a co.
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YARD wide Bleached Domestics. I2Le.
per yard. NJ. KRAUS & co.
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Beautiful Dress Goods at thirty cents.
HERZOG q BRO.
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ERON IN. above /: viii b seen that Ne
Il have become the successors of0fessrs- II.
Robbins & Bradley, IN the general Hardware
Our well known experience in
this trade induces US to rely upon q eontinu-
OF very liberal g~atronage bestowed
uponour predecessors We propose TO Keep
th-esnrrounding country, andyfll be prepared
alftfmes 20 91er 8reatfnducemenfs 20 PuF-
~SoT BARBOUR WILDER & sIBIFsoN.a
mp9 r rn rr
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WHITE Marseilles Crib Quilts, 81 so,
? 90 and 2 GO. on our ehesp tables. Nj
kraus q Co., corner Main and Adams.
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BARGAINS in Lace Points.
HERZOG & BRO.
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LARGE lot all Linen Towels, 81 so per
dozen. NJ. Kraus & Co, corner Main and
Adams.
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ESBROIDERIEs, laees and ribbons-the
best stock in the city, and we viii guar
antee them cheaper.
B. L0WENSTEIN &OS.
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THE GREAT RED STORE 30 Main
street, has just received a large iiivOiee of
Inc following Goods, which viii be sold at
the appended low prices
Irish Linens, 25 cents: -
French Lawns, Is 10 20 cents;
Fine sWisses and J~aeonets, 25 10 80 cts;
Superior Corsets, 81;
Hoopskirts, 20 cents
JouviRs celebrated Kid Gloves. b0bt
colors, 81 %. WILLIAM FRANK.
$50 Main street.
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If you want bargains, go to yendig &
Bro, No. 226 Main street, for good and
cheap Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, etc. Speciality in Dress
Goods " for STYLES and prices.
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JUST RECEIvED.-Ladies' White Hose,
81 p per dozen, to be sold by the dozen
only. VI. kraus & co.
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Company

rHa71H -
-OF THE- ut
laf -a
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PRINTERS AND RAILROAD COMPANIES
will please take notice that on the 18th
inst, c. p. Norris, trustee, will Offer for
sale a Coupon Ticket and Numbering
Press, with exclusive right to use in the
South. See advertisement. mo.
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EXCELLENT chance for a Photograph
Gallery, Sewing Machine Office, Whole
sale Millinery or Fancy Goods business.
The three upper floors of 253 Main street
for rent. Apply to L. Kremer.7 s
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and St. Louis u. S. Nail Line
Yo FOR CAIRO ANDsT. LOUIS.

= N. IDh N-tIItU y LVNI0. Ut
BELLE ST. Zelgier master
This elegant and swift steamer @A
will leave as above -
b THURSDAY, 10Th inst, Al 8 pm. ~ Fiji
Tickets for all points. via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Office, rs Main
street. FILM CALVERT, Sup't.
. Sane WEAVER, Ticket Agent. ie9
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WHITE GOoDs.-We offer great induce
ments in our white goods, which were
bought at auction, and we give our GUS
toners the advantage of onr cheap bar
gains. b. LOWENSTEIN q BROS.
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EXAMINE our two yards wide Bleached
Table Linen, 81 per yard, worth 81 so;
warranted all linen. n. kraus q Co.
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NEGRO SERIOUSLY WoUxpED.-Frank
Roach and Steve Williams, both negroes.
became involved in a difficulty last night
about eight O'Clock, at the corner of Fourth
and Jefferson streets, during which Roach
was severely cut in the arms AMI face by
Williams. The wounds. though serious
are not necessarily mortal. No arrest was
made.
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o WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co..
White River u. S. Nail Packet.
master
This splendid passenger steamer IL
will leave as above -Hf -
THURSDAY, 10th inst. az pm. -.
I. a. KENDIG, Agent,
jeSf uda 304 Front street, MOsby Block.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Nhn1uAOO OA'GAs bAA<As
State OF Mississippi,
NOxHb County,
In the Chihcery Court Of NOxibss, County.
Samuel P. Walker. jr., adu'r, Of al,
1881 VS..
4. K. SpaDn, ct al !,
FINDER and by virtne'cfA .decres OF
u the Chancery Court of Noxubee cOun-
ty, in the State of Mississippi, made at
the October term, A, D. 1869 thereof, the
Undersigned Commissioner In Chancery
will oh SATURDAY, 18TH DAY OF De
GENDER, A, d. 1869, between the hours
prescribed by law, prOCeed to sell, at the
Couftahonse door ia tbs town of aacOn,
at public cutlery, to the highest bidder
for cash, the followingfdescribed parcels
Of, land, lying aud being situate in the
county and State aforesaid, to-witi 81
and NE4 Sec "a township Is range 10
east, WI sec. 8, Sci seCs4. An of sec. 9,
less "a acres, belonging TO Allen Carr,
Sci and WI Mel and WI SWt Of sec. IL,
Ell Of sec 20, Nj Of sec. 81, less "a acres,
owned By Allen Carr, and 525 acres in
the sec. is, being q leaSe-hOld entered for
80 years from the 18th day Of June a. I.
1888, all in township IA, range 10 east, in
the Columbus land district, containing
1884 acres, all in Noxubee county, Mis-
sissippi. K. Z. V. YATES,
Nov. 6-5ts Commissioner.
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Admits and GGaian's1p Sale
Of Land.

N obedience to i decree Of the Probate
ACOurt Of Kemper. county made ct the
Nov. term thereof, lsee, the undersigned
will, on Z
Friday. l7.h daS Of December, is6O,
at the late reuidsRte OF A. J. Stewart,
deceased, abOut ten miles n. j. Of the
town Of SCO0ba, proceed to seii, 1t pdb.
lie OgtcryI the undivided four-AfEh inter
est of the said A. J. Stewart, deceased,
and the undivided One-ifth interest Of
the heirs Of Julius Powe, deceased, in
the following described lands, in KEN.
per county, viz; SCI s. s, +. 12, r, 10
east; FL Of NE9 s. 8, 7. 10, r. IL east:
NET 8. ., a. IL, R. 10 east: Blocks l to
l6 in 8 1T. IL, n. 10 east; and imme-
diately thereafter, at nearest point on
the line Of Noxubee and Kemper. coun-
tles, running through said lands, the fol-
lowing described lands In Noxubee coun-
"; Block q s. 50, 7. Is, r. 10 east;
Block !, 8. 81, 7. Is, R. 10 east; Block
9 ). " I. IL, R. 10 easti Block 3, 8 81,
IL. Z. 10 east; SET s. 80. 7. Is, r. 10
east ~ NW9G SO, I. IStR 10 east; Ell
NE* 5. 80, 7. Is, r. 10 east no acres OF
n. end WI Of NWAS. 50, I. IL, r. 10 east ;
9 acres In sQliare block ii NE corner S.
y, \. l3, B. 10 eaat ;sBlocks 10, II, 70,
IA, IS, 10 and N s. 36, 7. 30 R. 70 east ;
and Block 10, =. %, T. Is, r. 10 east,
amounting IN al 70 eighteen hundred
and seventyFlnesand S7-lQo acres.
These InndA are wen improved, have
about 6h6t h0N6and aers8 shbanis ead
areas good hs any IN East Mississippi.
Terms Of eale-Onosthlfd caahi bne-
third IN II R68nthss end the remaining
onc-thiEa i'll two years from tins Day o.
SAFE. The purchaser, or purchasers, will
w. required to give bond and good seeu-
- sae pasmoaea aelayeds lltle
Admir- of Eat. III Ast. Stewart, da0id.
w. a John HeGEE.
QaaEe9f az hers 81 Jhlins PoWs, des'a.
' NOgiJ-a eNa
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Commissioners Sale.
The state Of Mississippi,
NOXubee COuntYs

The state Of Mississippi,
NOxubee County,
In the Chaucery Court Of NOxubee Comfy.
Marth W. Conner. Adm'r9
John II. Conner. Admir- Of
Samuel Conner, deceased,
tllg) we.
J.H. Mitchell ct al. -"
TT NDeR and ly virtue Of a decree Of he
U%OhsncsrJ Court Of Eoxubee county, In the
state n Mississippi, made at the october
tern. A. D. 1857, thereof the undersigned
Cbmn.ssioner 10 ChaheeFy, will. on SATuR.
DAY, 2TTH DAY or NOVEMBER, \ D.
1858. between the hours prescribed by iaws
pteeeed 10 sell, at the Courthouse door, II tAe
town Il Macon, at public outcty. to the high.
AZ bidder, for cash, thu following described
parceh Of land, lying and being situate Ia the
| ccnust aud State aforesaid, 10 Wit Lets one,
| s~oaTu, .atse Il risss .sss.ssa, III - e
III bbliiug thereon, In Tie town Of Macon n
sadie t MY. hhv. InlEN
' NoVt-Ats UomeSsse-as
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-12-04

IN CHANGER
'lSI MISSISSIPPI,
.''''.' COSa,g'
Ess Court October .,r- 1882.
p
IN ''"l' NGL
= NJ y "a bin Il sSm,' ano Thing.
', lsyi.%I ~. d d, Court M ,S1 !.
! 'S. !. =. s's.s. 81 uI rs', ! 4 !
AACSr. . IAat the ordIDaS pSy ono
\ b.. s'|.s. es.srssS aUon b pro
ny C.S S'VSs = s'Fattou. Fairfield
I'M NJ. eOaddalsd s.a :.
sIsO, ! .sss,sasaiiOa Be msdo !" ~
s.i..a aad soSs,, psp',,Aed IN shs
III ~ ueska ncs,ag % Noxnhee nor
as' 4 y y. ,p9saI before ii; X. 'i jsSS:
naahOlasaia. Court, at !
laaua aoss.ass sss. town 81 M.
lES.s.J aslea abe Fourth
s~esalAaala ISls .uAwar or
% N I. snpiaiaOd, viii "a
aaIiss g'y, and Chen ny
~. gsa ORs.'- : asisudsnt r. W.
sS sEiTH..V EIal s"''
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COTTON PRESSES,
which Will last a Century
"a,
without repairs.

A wARDED FIRST PREMIUM AZ New
IA Orleans Fair, over eleven Of the most
popular presses 10 the South, for efficiency,
simplicity. c~heapDess and convenience.
DR.. Walden, Of Carroll county, says Of this
press: AZ have Rever seen any that y would
exchange this fN I can pack is heavy
bales upon Il al. desired. II will last a CEN
tur7'Bitheut repair" u
Sam +. Boss, Of Canton, says: "The
Brooks Press ] bought Of you last year gives
entire satisfaction. It Is simple in eOnstruc-
ton, easily managed and not liable to get
out Of order. Being potable Il Is such aS is
needed In the country"
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Gre aUDi8trtbutiOn
~ the Metropolitan GlO &c.
C~lsuaVnlsfEl HsUHr Of ,sO wO

50 Elegant Rosewood PlsnOs sAck
$500 to 500.
IS Elegant Rosewood MslOdfAAs, each
075 to 500.
$50 Sewing Machines, each $50 to Si75.
800 Gold WatcheR each SIS TO $500.
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, etc., Yalued
at 100000.
A chance to draw any Of the shove
Prizes fer 26c. Tickets describing Prizes
are ssdIsd In Envelopes and well mixed
On receipt Of 25e. Q Sealed Ticket is drawn
without choice and sent by mail to n
address. The prize named upon 1t will
be delivered to the ticket-hOlder on pay
ment of One Dollar. Prizes are immedi.
ately sent to any address by express or
return mail. a : - ~
- You win know what your Prizs il be-
fore you pay fcrit. Aay Prise, exchanged
for another Of same value. No Blanks.
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES We select the following
from many who have lately drawn Val.
liable Prizes and kindly permitted us to
publish them: Andrew J.. Burns, Chi.
cago, $4,000; Miss Clara s. Walker,
Baltimore, Piano, $500: James M. Mat
thews, Detroit, 5000; John T. Andrews,
Savannah, 5000; Miss Agnes Simmons,
Charleston, Piano, $500. We publish no
names without permission. +
OPINIONS OF THE PREAk4<'The frm IL
reliable, and deserve their success
Weakly Ti6wne, Nag Q. 1--WE knew them
to bc . fair dealing frm."-N y. Herald
Nay %. "A friend Of ours drew b $500
prize, which was promptly r~seeived."-i
Daily Ns'rs, June 8.
Send for circular. Liberal induce
ments to Agents. Satisfaction guaran.
teed. Every package Of Sealed Envs-
lopes contains ONE CASH GITT. Six Tick
cts for 81; 10 for q IS for IS; ITO for
SIS. All letters should be addressed to
HARPER. WILSON T. CO..
1O5 Broadway, New York.
Oct30-3ms
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ouABLES.-Our town has been
Ay snliveued lately by parties
Gers sociables, etc, and we are
BIZ to say, "a par, Of which
vas.' The day after our friend
Chappell entered the list of
benedictS, a sumptuous din
vas given by Mrs Daniel Deu-
bin honor of the bridegroom
tS beautiful bride the next
1t Dr.. Jno. COnno,s was a
% Of slee on the occasion of
marriage Of MI. Boyle and
, Mary Conner, a splendid re.
was set for the guests ; and
%, Friday nigh, all went
~ as marriage bell at DR..
hn0lS
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N LAND WAGON

10 the real two horse wagon, and Is the exact
counterpart Of the Prairie Wagon, except
in size. . This wagon is on II inch axle, 7xs
hub, aud will please those who desire some
thing light. The prices vary with tho sizes
and style Of ironing, and will bs found rsa.
lphable.
These wagons are eli furnished with our
rev style Of
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Very Best Seasoned Timber,

and are fully warranted to stand ordinary
usages a. long IS any wheel manufactured 10
the State, aud competent judges who have
examined them, pronounce them. NE PLUS
ULTRA. We manufacture two sizes Of the
Prairie Wagon, the smaller size being an inch
and = hall iron axles. and not 20 heavily
iIoned. Bat oAr
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For Safe

new fine Rosewood Piano.
Iy at The Book Ste p dec4A2t
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLlkS!
- T.
ALL SIZES OF WAGONS
UILT TO

from the lishtsst style Of SPRING WAGON
to the heaSieat SIX, HORSE or 0GWAG0N,
and We beg those desiring to purchase to eX.
anime our IRONS and compare our single
nee hooks, cuffs, clips and heGud Irons with
thOse-op western wagons, and 80 home ga
tiSfsd Tia. they are.
26 per cent. Heavier
~ ~ = T. ia =,
than on any wagons built In the NSrth and
West. II yOu raise the old objection hat
our slmbsta are 10. Is good as these grown
and seasoned in the North, We hsps IhG. Ne
fact that
All our wheel Tilnbers
grew. In ohio and were
cut and, seasoned
there
ctn q, nn'.'
will satisfy every one on that pOins,
30 thrOsC GsOGy Prejudice
.xsmine our work and Il what We tel you h
not true,
Don't Buy Them
Blu. II we have spoken truly, buy a barrel OF
Flour Of
r. W. PHILLIPS = CO.,
With the money saved In he purchase Of an
zoEs r a Q
BUILT By
=. r. WALRER 3 co,
r ~ 'st =
| WAHALAA, OxAIZ0I, AISS
Aussi
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BAGGING, ROPE and TIES
In ANY oUkNTITY-
~ We pay the Highest Market
Price for COttOnan and Country PrOduO"

THANKING our Patrons for
their liberal custom in the past
we trust, by a prompt and strict
attention to their interests. to
merit a continuance & their
fAvors in tie butare, and will eyer gE
be gratefulf for thairipatronage'
MARX Z CO.
~ "
Mason, Mss, CVt- ., %.
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4 Nov I BR0WE . Bauphin
n Eabils, Ala, offer '2r saIa. Hne
ssOt Pianos, fully % arrented in
IsNpsct, With stool cover, from
bE0 QrgsuS. apd ,lodians at
NJ Aducsd p.ices,
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Dc largest, best ? ted and
w. Wholesale StOtr Il Clothing
d. d New York, ca ay had at the
sHsa Clothing House n. P. Levy
@f4.N DauYhin ST., Mobile.
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HC DCbL HHSOCteu
STOCK tJ CLO7MlNG
III Macon, And at prices to
suit any and all tastes.
Black Silk Empress Cloth.
Silk Poplins, Taco Poplins,
French POplins, Japanese do.
Chinese Poplins.
MERINOEs, in all colOrs.
Scotch Plaid. Delaines, solid &
figured.
Opera Flannel, solid and Ggur'd
FLANNEL, brown, blue, grey,
red and white.
..n, >.
Doe Skins, Broad Cloth.
Cassmeres, Satinets,
Scotch CasSmers, English do.
Ky. hand-lOom Jeans, western do
v-s,sv
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.4n3y
Boltedwagon Bodies

in which q inch carriage bolts are used In.
stead Of nails or ~riVets, which after the bsdy
q worn out, may be used again. T. csc
bodies are furnished without the wagon for
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he Chill rsm.dt
JONES ON

Z sSOW 1 BROWN . r,nDh;r.
A. "oslIs, Ala, are sole. Ageuts for for
~ cafhart 4 i seI ans GnU' 0T.
IN, ' ~. ,,.ett4snt ., the above ",
'''''la's Naksro alwSyS Cd
''A' Of Aniline Dy,.5,lor al
JONES q FprNGHs.
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4, 5ALh'I,o n M. b
Srt' For terms ''lo n.;so 90 ar
IinsolTIS ps. Jam BROOKS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-12-04

as Ssing just the thing for farmers who de.
sire a wagon light enough for two horses on
ordinary roads and strong enough for four
when the roads are bad. The Prairie wa.
gon combines everything essential to light.
ness, strength and durability. The wheels
are all Of the
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Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &c.

%@T BAGGING, II Q P +, IRON
TIES, BACON, Clear Ribbed GEsa
Sides and Shoulders. A choice jse
article Canyassed HAMS. Family Lard, -
ThO IN oarreis, kegs. lbs;, and 10 lb: packages
full assortment Of other grades. liverpool
Snit, in sacks. Mackerel-Nos. l, and 4 in
6bls.. halves. quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, Of all grades. TEAS, of all grades
Molasses-- -Muscoyado. New Orleans and Sugar
5io House Syrup, Tobacco and segars. Soap; Osn-
ers, Piokles, Gan Fruit, spiced Oysters, Sal
mon, in osns and glass. Liquors-Choice Old
E;ao'het, 2ononsshein, Rye and CUrn Whis-
key, and variety OF other fine brands.
WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
Gound Tubs, Pals, Churns, Buckets and Cans
Nails, OF all oizes, Shot OF oil numbers, Cast.
ing, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, skillets and Frying
All the above named with many other arti
cles has been recently purchased and selected
with care and will be sold low for cash Give
US cal. WELLS d CALDWELL,
next door to National Hotel. Oct fG
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC1AL.

CoLuMn1A, s. c., November 4-Salcs
of cotton to-day 100 bales, at prices
ranging from 233z@24, for middling.
NEW York, November 4-Noon.-
Stocks steady. but dull. Money strong,
ct z, Sterling-long g.; short 91s. 62's
1456; Tennessee, ex-coupon. So; new,
50A;a Virginia, ex-coupon, 80; new, So;
Lonisiana, old. &C; levees. 6O1d; 8's, 81 !;
North Carolina, At; new, 3SLl.
7P. M.-Cotton declining, with sales
OF 5000 bales, at 26. Flour heavy, and
5@l0c. Hlower-superfne State 5000
6.35; common to fair extra Southern
6.1096.65. Wheat 1@3e. lower, de-
cline chiefly on spring-winterr red West
ern 1.40@1. AZ: Illinois 1.2O@128. Corn
opened qniet and closed 3(94c. better,
with fair speculative demand. Pork O
shade firmer, at 5000. Lard dropping.
Whiskey lower. at 1.1491.15. Rice
heavy. Sugar quiet and dropping. Coffee
quiet and firm. Molasses dull and
heavy. Freights shade frmer-cotton
steam aa@7-16. Money easier but steady.
Gold closed dull, at 1634.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-Cotton 241S.
Flour more active prices weak-Howard
street superfine g. 5695.75. Wheat dull
prime to choice red 1.35@1.45. Corn
dull-new white 5000; old LOO. Oats
dull, at 55@58. Rye very dull, at 80.
Pork $500. Bacon firm,
CINCINNATI, November 4.-The decline
in gold depressed prices. Corn-new GO;
old 95@96. Whiskey unsettled, at Los.
Pork dull with small sales, at 81. 90. Ba-
con unchanged. Nothing doing in new
meats.
NEW ORLEANS, November 4.-Cotton
quiet and lower, at 2415M243/: sales
3,400 bales; receipts 5.745. Flour scarce
and firm. at 5.25@5.30. Corn-mixed
1.1291.15. Pork dull, at 31.5O. Bacon
firmer, at 171s@2O4; hams 20. Lard
lower-tierce 18I@181a; keg 19@1919.
Sugar receipts lieht-fully fair 1234@13;
yellow clarified 1888. Molasses-prime
8O981. Whiskey dull, at 1.2O. Coffee
firm-fair 15@l51G; prime 1e24 Gold
MOBILE, November 4.-The cotton
market closed dull, with sales of 500
bales-middling 2492414; receipts 1850.
SAVANNAH, November 4.--Ssles of cot
ton to-day; 100 bales; receipts $3.50
middhngs 24la.
AUGUSTA, November 4.-Cotton active,
but prices lower with sales of 900 bales
receipts 1,012; middling 23%(923A.
CHARLEsToN, November 4--Cotton
duh aud lower, with sales of 325 balee-
middlings 24H; receipts 1,072.
LONDON, November 4--Noon.
soils 932s. Bonds 831s.
L1yERPooI, November 4-Noon. Cot
ton. .steady uplands 1915; Orleans 1875.
aLIvERPoon, November 4--Eyenine.- -
Cotton oiosed steady-upIands 12115; Or
leans 42M. /, g.e .s ...,.,.,. -. =
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Executors Sale of Rea! Estate.

- THE sG5scribers offer for sale the -
S3hlantation known as LOG CASTLE, -
0'AenloR, containing about five Thousand one
hundred and sixty -four (5,164)' acres, about
fourteen miles frqp Columbis, in Richland
County, on the Congaree River. This tract
for corn aud cotton, IA. are !on the Congarco
River; o part Of which is swamp and q large
body OF pine land.l The whole .r=ot Ia ahnn-
dainty supplied with water, having o creek
running through II, and bounded on one sidc
by the Congaree River. Timber is abundant
and convenient to the South Carolina Railroad. /.
The above tract may be treated for privately
until TH URsDAY. l1TH instant, at which timo
at the Court House in this city.
a plat OF said tract may be seen at tho cfice
OF the Clerk of tho Court.
For further particulars, apply to Samuel l..
Jones, who will give any information desired.
SAMUEL T.. JONES, v,o,,..
Nov2 JESSE REESE, E1ecutore
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0ASE Beautiful POPIINs, ,at 57o. a
u. I doc I" idoh DeLaifes, at a6o. '-'"in
Largo los Wornted shawls, o.. 90 to $1,000.
Gfsss silks, st very low priees. -w
RSa ana White FlAnaeis 1855. and uSftafas.
Ladiee' Linen C6Iars, at 1Uc and upwards,
Linen Diaper, at $3.50 per pieee;
Linen Damask, at 60. Is and s1.0O per yard,
Ladies' Lineh Handkefchicfs, 10, i23. lea,
Mems Half Hose, "a, 20. IS. IS. 800.
Ladies' Hats, 20, 25. 500,
GOOD article Jeans, at 33I, 50c.
Extensive stock OF Caseimeres. for MEMS
and Boys wear, at reduced prices,
Another Invoice Of those beautiful drab o.
verings, at low rates.
The attention OF the ladies is specially called
to our unusually large assortment of Dress
trimmings, OF the latest styles, and superb
Sash Ribbons and Sashes.
Nov2 O. r JAcKaON
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CoLUMB1A, s. c., November 4.-Salcs
of cotton to-day 100 bales, ut prices
ranging from 2s2S@24, for middling.
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lWAsMHaTpN, November ,4.-The Gu.
ban Eamm9dQre Higgins is here. ,..
.lt1nternal Eesenue receipts to-day 97i4,

SsShS SbsssS6 asasj & hsaa isas.ured. ase '.'v"oe11
Us pelahe sssists shat apork.paokers are
ta4a5le ies manufacturers, as much so rs
90 TFhe;ship Golcouda, belonging to the
An1Ssieah Colonization Society. which
tshil9d ,yehtefihy from Baltimore, for Lii
IaKis,sViIL Lstop at Savannah. toatake on
board 400 oolored: emigrants for Africa.
q One hhndfed and twenty men, OF the
tCdbSn atehmer Lillian, arrived at Key
West yesterday, from Nassau, whero the
Lillian Yas seized by the English authori-