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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Gold closed in New York yesterday
at ll3l.

Gold closed in New York yesterda.
at ll3l.
The Tyne crew sailed Saturday for Eng
land, all efforts to make matches witt
them having failed.
Mrs. A. C. Wakefield, author o
"Over the River" died at Winchester
Mass, last week, aged thirty-three.
The White Stockings arrived al
Rochester, n. Y, last night. They play
the Mutuals to-day. Betting very free,
ly.
The French frigate Magicienne and
two corvettes arrived at New London,
Conn, Monday night, and will remain
several days.
Judge Robert C. Green, of Philadel-
phia, died on Sunday evening aged
seventy-seven years. He has suffered
from paralysis several years.
The last conduct pipe of the Roches-
ter, n. Y, water work was laid yester-
day, making complete line of seven
teen miles from Southern Creek to
Rochester.
Sir John Young, formerly OF the Do
minion of Canada, has been created
peer of the United Kingdom. The
title his Excellency has chosen is said
to be Baron Lisger, and taken from
one of his estates in Ireland.
The game Of base ball between the
Athletics, and White Stockings Of Chi
cago, at Philadelphia, yesterday, was
the best played there this season.
The batting on both sides at times was
heavy and the fielding first class
About 5000 people witnessed the game
The score stood: White Stockings, IL;
Athletics, IL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, September 26-

CHICAGO, September 20
FLOUR-Dull and depressed
GRAIN Wheat, No. 2 spring
Chicago quiet atlO6. Corn dull prices
declined '2@2lc closed at 64tc tol
No. mixed. Oats, No. 2 quiet / low,
er and closed at 36l637c Rye, quiet
but firm at 75c for No. |; 74c for No ,
Barley, dull prices dropping at 81 p
for No. 2 spring. =
CATTLE-Dull; prices a shade low
er at 3l67t. Hogs dull; prices IN {
shade lower at$T s06S 20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27
New York Market.
NEM YoRE. Sentemher

FLoUR-Dull and prices dropping.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; No spring
Chicago new at 81 26@l -; red winter
and amber ct 81 32@l 81 Rye dull and
prices nominal. Oats dull and prices a
shade lower; Ohio 2464!c Corn dull;
mixed at Sj6SSc.
PROVISIONS-Pork, an advance is
asked and none established S425 is
offered and S24 so is asked. Beet un-
changed. Bulk meats dull and nomi.
nal Bacon dull aud nominal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27
south American News.

HAVANA. September 26.-Advices
from St Thomas to the 18th inst. are
at hand. The American brig James
Baker, from Philadelphia for Demarara'
arrived on the 4th inst, leaking, with
her fore mast gone and sails lost. She
was sdischarging for repairs. One Dutch
and three British vessels had also ar
rived in similar condition.
French war vessels are capturing
German merchantmen in the caribbean
sea.
Portau-Prince advices up TO the 9th
report the arrest of counterfeiters OF
paper money. r..t
Venezuelan advices up to the 9th
inst report all quiet.
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Alliance .-. between Prussiap and
: - Austria.

DRESDEN, Sept. 26.-The majority of
the people in this city have declared in
favor of the annexation of Alsace and
Lorraine.
A special from Berlin 18th says:
There is an approaching alliance be
tween Prussia and Austria, but which
is opposed by the Hungarians.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, September 2

BALTIMORE, September 70.
FLoUR-Quiet and weak.
GRAIN-Wbeat, demand fair and
firm red western at 81 81 Corn, vel
low at 93695c. Oats, demand fair and
market firm at 47S4ae Rye at 7O@
90c. t
PROvISIONS-Mess pork heavy al
S27 50. Bacon weak. Bacon should
ers at l4t@l4ic. Hams al 24@25c
Lard quiet at l6ic,
, WHISKY-Firm at 9lc.
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Captain General Of Cuba.

MADRID, September 26.-De Rodas,
Captain General OF Cuba, has been in
formed by the Spanish government that
his resignation will be accepted If in
sisted upon.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16
European War News.

Since tbe d,f,a, nnd retreat g the army
ofrho Loire. b. has been consi3srrd iurrs-
sitic f1r Parts 60 receive assistance frum
any sources sud The Germans laak az n
iis capitulatiln a. merely "a -sti,n q tiuas.
Itris anuounod that kiuz William onl
awaits thsS svrui before rciuruiur o. n,slr.
It'seems that The Loire nruv coutiaucs
aIdeteTmined Resistance. nafwuhstanairr
is succcssive misf,rtunss Bat f iheir
German dispatches afe o. a. ortiitfa. its
resistance has hen succrs.fuIy orrrsr1
and the hostile advance 90 q .ars n. -f,'y re-
tarded. The Duke Il Mech ieulure rrrort p
that GA Friday che Frcoch. in superior f.lcs.
(ChauTy's corps msde furirns attack az.
on bic lines ncsr Meung. whirh uas vicio-
riously repulsed by TO divisions. Go the
same day, he siatcs. NierEln wss occupied
having doubtless been cyaeuated ~ Hour
bakia corps On the Previous DAY ca thr
other hand, Chauzy himso' q reports tiat ilc
Germans made the attack IN Friday a'onr
his whole front. that hc held his rosifi. e..
and was cncampcd upon ia at tbc date 81
bis dispatch, which was ga Saturday.
There Is no confirmation e tle rrrort &C
the American correspondent ihat Gau BETA
had asked for an arni-tico in despair co
the contrary, 1t i asserted by regular rrosr
dispatches that be has sent tclerrrlir
circular to projects Of departments stigma
thing as false the German dispatches which
state that the army Of the Loire Is crushed,
and asserting that Chaugy, with only one
half Of that army, j. still able 90 stay the
German advance. The occupation &C Nicr-
ION, however, indicates n 1aui MONUMENT
by tho Germans which may nccc-sitate q
speedy retreat Of the French general from
bis present position
The German advance on Ilavrc. 70 e. rc.
ported, has turned aside TO Dioprc, Which
place was probably occupied ou Saturday
-BaH Sun Doc 13.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16
nHLnsEnu NJ NNA1rrn.

Gf- JOSEPH Vi. WALTERS, proprietor of
the National Hotel at Norfolk, Va, com
mitted suicide, at Fort Monroe, on Friday
last, from remorse and distress at having
committed several forgcries During the
war Mr. Walters served with distinction in
the Confederate army, where ne held the
rank Of major, and leaves a large circle Of
friends to mourn his untimely end lie
YVES about years Of age Of very Gno APP
pearauce aud pleasing address The fol-
lowing parties hold paper forged by Mr..
Walters for the following amounts w.
l. Oswald, $500; James II. johnson,
$500 Il. II Clements, $1,000; Samuel
Kimberly, $3.50; Hymans * Dancy about
5000
THE ALABAMA CLAIus.--A notable let.
ter, written by Hon. Bcvcrjy johnson, our
ex- Minister 70 England, ia answer 60 Ger.
tain inquiries put by the President Of an
insurance company, in regard 10 the tenure
of our claims against the British govern.
mcnt on account Of lhe Expectations 20 .a.a
Confederate cruiser Alabama, +, published.
/ Mr.. johnson estimates these claims 90
mount 90 thirteen millions of dollars, and
advises all seekers after indemnity Oh with r.
draw their demands from ,ha Iuiti states
government. and appeal 90 tbc GIvaram.nt
/ Of Great Britain flr indemnity
/ ray'lt Is beginning 90 boa serious ql..-
F tiou 100 France bow the p.lpl. orc .,b. fi
in 1s7l In fourteen departments 30
. France, r1v7ecl by war, u1 cultivation s.
. possible and iu lha remaining twenty-five
. tits greatly crippled Ly tL. fact tlat ul4r|y
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16

r. Strange rs it seems, it is nevcrlbc-
less true, says tho Philadelphia Inquirer,
that no government save our own has fitted
outnn expedition to observe the solar eclipse
of The 23rd instant; aud, what is more no.
table and gratifying sill, the leading as
tronomer Of our scientific par'y-Prof. BEN
JhMIN PIERCE-has invited Englishmeu of
science TO come aboard the American vessels
and avail themselves Of the munifccnce of
the United States. This is as it should be.
Science knows 10 country, and England f
neglect to provide for proper observation
oftho coming phenomenon only proves that
We arc ouisirippinG the mother country in
tho search for knowledge
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16
re The exposure made by the Governor

ES' The exposure made by the Governor
Of Virginia, of the conduct Of the admins
tration, in refusing to render the assistance
asked for by him, to have the laws of the
country enforced in the cases of the colcred
squatters upon the lands of citizens in two
of the counties of Virginia, must have its
effect upon unparalleled men in all sections
of the country. We are glad to see that
the Governor denounces, in energetic Lam
guage, that conduct The President will
not allow troops to Virginia for legal and
proper purpose, but will send the soldiers
to be present to enforce" the Z. S. cleo
ton law, and protect the polls !-Alec-
anclria GaacHc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16

TT From the annual report Of GEaRoE
RYE, Esq, Treasurer Of the State Of Vir-
ginia, it appears, that The smount Of the
receipts for the fiscal year was 81 500, 1858
81 ofdisbursements, 81 ,5O4 ,93ll9 The
amount disbursed on account Of interest on
the public debt-was 1896 ,935 80.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16

IL The qucstion Of the right Of Virgin =
ia 60 Jurisdiction over the counties of J f
fets"n and Berkeley, in consequence Of tho
sickness q Chief Justice CHASE, will not
be argued before the supreme Court Of the
United S,ates until February next.
PRETENDED DEALERS IN COUNTERFEIT
CURHEN,Y.- Andrew Miller, of Waterbury,
C.nu entered complaint in the Special
So ,ions, Now York, against VIM II Jack
son. The latter, rs alleged, sent a circular
to complainant inviting him to come to the
city md invest his money in jewclry
and counterfeit money Miller negotiated
for tho purchase Of 500 worth Of jewelry.
which was TO he securely packed in two tin
boxes, and paid $40 for the same. On ar
irving n. his hotel he found the contents 10
he quantity Of tin foil and note saying
this was done to mi>lead the detectives
Jackson and an accomplice, one VIM Ham
mon, were sent to the pcniicntiary for six
months, ard compelled TO refund the mon.
ey. On Thursday last, says the Nc,o York
JoUrH0l II Commerce, detectives visited
tho place Of Jackson and Howard in John
street, and report that they found in one of
the desks 700 letters ordering counterfeit
money to the amount Of $4,000, mainly
from parties in the South a private mem
orandum book found in the safe showed
that.within forty-seyen days nearly $4,000
had been received by the prisoners. Bills
for beard a. the Grand Central Hotel, for
diamonds, &c, were also found, together
with Sl65 in cash, and large number Of
unopened express packages containing mon
cy and orders. Parties in tho State Of South
Carolina alone send for $1,000 4 bill
from prominent advertising firm in ihi, CT
ty, for S37G 81, FOR advertising in the South.
crn cities, was discovered in ono Of The desks.
The average number of letters received dai-
ly was two hundred.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16
MANY PEOPLE

atirurFt to fKF'ain t.If fhine in various wa,s--
fn a.r.r If lar HHen mystery. nnd they have
sI.ent na Hfif uur in tr,irg to understand how
faIh tIrrfi.nns can Do conducted so successfully
ari rr sa.h fraif-.hr tht people. the brain
era alta Of tlc i.u1-rnrn sfd women WHO
rUsN aHI fn.rh To ts.....tUs. u hn consult fhCir
.nftrasi. 600 r.mrr,htrl fhr adtanise,s uf his
EI.srtr sFsisu Ci doing ia.,ncss. tis down
rra, HEbir az t.l ifi.rl- -tnis policy oi olive
hui Do HFr.
Iht people oi Cumberland and ,irui, know
tha' dnr'rE GOO pass ttar rc have tsv,d them
thrHe' u1s ui % .'Ilr. hftt fttnuFrdtihe yoke OF
uplreta1u uhith has houtd them dos n--haNe
sid ibsm dry goods ,hespsr than ans uau iu
tumt'iiari roald bay them COR f,iliu,. Cor
r1uns thUsc good. ar, uutgualod. ana We defy
any living trins uufs.de of uur numerous Stores.
inalow iile advantage uhIth we Iossess Tor cCt-
unr reel Eruhiuc rlotp bargains Ncsiafc facts
fora gear uc lavc commanded lerr,r trade
Than ans ufhtt lUa.r ever r-'H' ..l iu Cuulltr-
i'nd. 'ur name rui fame 81 spreading every
Say our sAirm.th iirrs are advancing. aud out
it"ns dtli} growing stronger and stronger
During ihe paft 1car wc haversfalli.hcd uumrr-
Gus Of. rrs in thr United States Ever, where
iH,' have swept everything before ,hem uu1
ih.Ir battle grounds le covered ith Doc crippled
remains Di those who dared Go rs'ac ilr hand Of
opposition against th,u. while ihe toiliu- mill-
i'he npIlapiui wIfh fhHUhIul hUlrte. Hrd huuu ht
pins aud needle, fr .r. arl ,.tgt thing Boo pro-
portion. To De- 81 hn makes two ellnf- OF grass
grow wb'rC Cre grew before. b. "a public hcug'ac-
iurl what must hc o. who sells two pairs OF
Shoe strings Zoe ic. whom single pair WAS worth
| trt The best assortment &C Alpacts go, zap --
French Ncr,ut.. in various rulurs. t5c Fine aiI
wool ilHids lu.trls iu abundance aud "a few
pieces lCit Of those Mohsir AIpacls at 'Ir Va
. tious styles 81 French Clu8kiuC and "a now in
Nt''e 81 lhnt splendid WATERPROOF 90 ond 81
TO. Md Gloves tlc and few very fine black
hids. slightly damaged, t.r 4uc. lndic, aud
Children Winter Gloves 20 30 aud 3lc. and
nli wool llanncls nt poe. line Wooden Goods,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16
IT, Miss ALICE OcrAv1A W1rrs. elaes

Es9' Miss ALICE OCTAvIA Wits, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. John II Wits, of Harri.
sonburg, was killed by being thrown from
a orseshe was ridng,on Sunday afternoon,
the 4th inst, near Spring Hill, in Angus
ia county Miss Wits, as stated by the
Rockingham Register, twas on a visit at Mr.
George W. Britts, a relative of her father
family, and on the day mentioned was on
her way 10 church. liz her fall her head
struck the ground, rupturing, it is supposed
some blood vessel, and superinducing apo
plexy. She was not killed at once by her
fall, and walked, leading the horse she had
been riding, distance o: two miles from
her relatives, who sent off at once in haste
for physician. Before the arrival of the
physician, however, the vital spark had fled
Miss w was in the 10Th year of her age,
and was highly respected in the commuui-
ty where she was born and raised Her
remains were taken to Harrisonburg and
inferred on the 9th inst
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16

G-S- Among the nominations sent in 70
the Senate by the President on Monday last
was that Of f. \. Lyon, Of this State, e
be agent 10 the Creek Indians
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16
ROMNEY +:
Friday Morning. Dec. Is, 1870.

EEL, is now said that Cen. ScBgSrK
has accepted the mission to Eoglaud
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16
Cong reSS.

10 the Senate. on the eth no business Of i'm
portance vas transacted In the House, another
biI Wa introduced 90 promote gradual resump-
lion n spctis payments, and one to reduce the
duties on iea, coffee, sugar. salt, bessemer steel
and pig iron
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16

D%-On Friday last tho contest Of 1.-THE
Goyerporsbip Of Alabam. came to a close,
by the Withdrawal of SMITH IN favor of
LINDSAY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16

Eg Virginia hiss seven Natiensi Banks
with a capital Of $500, 600
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16

An INTERESTING CASE DECIDED - Coun-
terfet Bonds Three years ago Jay Cooke
sent twenty three Government bouds of ST.
600 each to the Treasury Department, aud
they were redeemed. The bonds turned
out to be couuierfei,s, mud Cooke, when call
odupon, refused to refund the money The
Government then sued him, and jury in
New York has just given the United States
the amount claimed The costs are said to
be over $4,000 A dispatch from wash
ing;on says:
The principal topic Of conversation a
mong Treasury officials is the verdict rem
Sered in New York making the bankers re-
| sp0nsible for the counterfeit seven thirty
bonds purchased of them by the Govern
ment in 1867. The matter has been under
consideration for n long time, and it was
/ thought by some that the Government would
be compelled to lose the eighty thousand
! exchanged for these spurious bonds I'm
/ I'll there was a probability Of establishing
| their identity and fixing them upon the par
/ ties from whom they were alleged tn have
] bttu ICttlN'u no one DttttNeu DUt mat the
/ Government would be the loser. The re.
suit of the trial, however, puts quite diff
ferent aspect on the ease, aud the fac, that
the bonds in question were pronounced gen
uine by the former Superintendent of the
Bureau cf Engraving aud Printing gives
additional Importance to the verdict Of the
jury, which establishes The testimony Of cx
pcrts, who pronounced them counterfeiis
when first discovered. 1t is not known
whether Jay Cooke x Co. viii appeal their
case or abide the verdict that has Just been
rendered. The Solicitor Of the Treasury
holds that the Government has no right to
recognize counterfeit notes in its bushes,
transactions-tha in redceming its bonds
and notes it can only redeem what it has
! Law fully issued. Ga the other hand, the
! Government has redeemed tho counterfeit
legal-tenders, and placed the sum to the ac-
count of profit and loss on the books Of the
United States Treasurer. According to the
verdict, the question arises whether the
/ Government cannot require parties from
whom counterfeit notes are received for re-
dempion, aud which are not detected until
after the amount has been paid over, to
make good the loss thus occasioned"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16

in the Senate, on the 2;h, n large number Of
bills and resolutions were introduced md refer
red, among them one by Mr. ScHuRz. of No, 10
remove all disabilities imposed by Congress on
persons engaged IN the late rebellion Mr. Nc
CRfTRT offered resolutions in relation 20 the title
~ the Arlington estate iuquiring whether the
same repUsed in the late Cen Lee or his wife
&c. Objection Was made, under the rules to
their introduction, and they went over. The hill
to aid tie proposed International Industrial EI-
hibition in Washington CITY WAS indefinitely
postponed. Mr. MoRroN offered a series of reso-
lution' proposing the appointment OF commits
sioners 10 proceed to san Domingo to inquire in
10 its political condition, and to ascertain the
sentiments Of the people in regard 10 annexation
To the United States. Petitions were presented
signed 10y A. Il shepherd, Moses Kelly. John T.
kidwell, llooe & Brother, Il. d. Cooke W f.
/ Chandler, -. G. Willard and others asking the
passage of the House bill authorizing the cty Of
Washington 10 subscribe TO < 600 900 If the
stock OF the Washington and Ohio railroad with
the view of promoting shorter railway cnnnec-
uon than now exists between said CITY and The
Ohio river. After trausacting other business the
Senate went into executive session, and subse-
qucntv adjourned. In the House the coIored
member from South Carolina J H. Rainey. was
sworn in. The bill TO repeal all that is left of
the old civil tenureo office act was again pass-
ed only twenty-five members voting against it
This Is the same bill passed at the last session
which the senate has never acted upon. 4 res
oluuon by Mr.. BANKS 10 purchase ST Domingo
created some debate. 4 significant declaratorv
resolution IN favor Of revenue reform offered by
Mr. NELLY, of Pennsylvania. was adopted, yeas
lG4, nays D. If the declaration therein finds IA
vor with the Senate we may lock for important
legislation on the subject of taxation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16
NEW MEDICAL PAM
a CA r D

a CfrFrrrrn uhiir rrsidinr in south Amsri-
III AL r'.aIruaff discovered safe and simple
rrfrrhr '.r fhr carr 80 Nsrvuns Weakness. Early
lrrsr. Diseases of fhr rinarv snd seminal err
rnrs nui fhr Whole train ~ disorders brought
Co hf hsrriul aui siriaus habits Great NUM-
tfft have trfu rnrrl tV this rohie remedy -
rrur.f...i Pa afr.rr o. trrr6t che afflicted and
urfffansir Z eIN arf fi.r rrcirc for preparing
srd asluz ns.f urd,Dine in q sealed envelope 20
ems onf ste reeds .t D.. rksrrf Address
}U~ErH q IMAM. station D.. Bible House,
Nee htrk Cty
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16

ESA Cedar Falls, Iowa, man ate eco
literally at his wedding supper, aud hal
his sleep disturbed by nightmare H.
dreamed that he was chained 70 a lap ana
and placed on railway track lIcueecl.
and pulled, -ud twisted to free himself Lc.
fore TIE train approached, but was uusuc-
ccssful until the train dashed NJ, WHOM he
was lifted by the cow-caichcr, aud awoke
to find himself lying on the floor, his wife
standing over him brandishing a chair aud
demanding to know why he had pulled her
out OF bed by the leg.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16

ES~WM. BRoCKwAY, was arrested in the
city Of New York on yesterday week, on
the charge Of being concerned in counter.
feiting U. s Seven thirty Bonds to an i'm.
menso amount Brockway is reported very
wealthy, and the proprietor Of two hotels
The Government is said to have redeemed
$4,000 worth Of the bonds, which are
more skillfully executed than any hitherto
circulated. The bonds which recently
formed the subject Of the litigation between
JAY COOKE and the Government were some
Of the couuterfeitissue in question. Brock
way was held to bail in the sum ofS3O 900
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16
ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered FOR vca-s from
N Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretion will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free 10 all
who need it the recipe aud direction Tor making
the simple remedy 10y which he was cured. SUI.
ferers wishing to poft by the advertiser expert
ence can do so 10y addressing, in perfect conf
dence,
JOHN 3. OGDEN.
No ~ Cedar Street, New York.
December Q, ls7O-ly
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-16

To all WLCm il may Concern.
I All determined 90 settle up my business.
4 All persons knowing tLow-tlvs, Indebted to
me either LE Note or open account. must come
between now and ihc l-fh of nest month, lIar-
nary 18th, ls,l,' and s'tf'c Vay or give salts.
faction. 10 rot complied vi'h T viii place thr
same ia q collector hands within five days af-
ter The above date. Yours, respectfully.
f. BAKER
Romucy, Dec. d. l-.o.-u5J.
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" 4 N7FD
10000 RECRU IT'S
TO ASSIST ING BREAKINc
DOWN HIGH LPRICFsi
Shcetz &lKuykeudau

FlNAhE pleasure in announcing IN u.
patrons and the public cenVr,llv r,.' 'c
have again resumed the offensive. and o;,t ny
assistance Of Cash and Short-time hrve,s WI wv ''s
TO annihilate the old Fogie systcm al lc, ,.,1a
and high prices. 'l's
They hoPe Volunteers will come up r,o-,..,
aud enroll their names in the mutual 10y
cause. '1'At
To those who are determined 20 si;,t g..
old way Of long credits We would sa, A, W., q"
10 not come 90 as for goo6s-do not a. ~.
creditor We desire 20 spare your fce I,,,t ~
refusal. ~ YOU want goods, sell your ~, y!
stock az markc, value and buy them--d ~, y. ~
qnirc.the Merchant TO carry your debts Ns c,.
not DO it without charging Tycu cnorm,,, by.
81. To all who can oomply'wih m, az. I.'-
tenn, We cordially invite an. examination " vs.
Sew Stock Of 70 oH