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Delicate females take Golden Eagle Bit
ters. tits pleasant cordial.

FEARFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT Sa-
vannah Republican, of Saturday, learns from
dispatches received in that city from Jessup, a
station on the Macon and Brunswick Railroad
on Friday night, that serious accident oc-
Cured on that day to the excursion train on
the Macon and Brunswick Railroad, by which
four or five persons were killed outright, and a
number more or less seriously injured.
1t appears that an excursion party was made
the line of road, for visit to Brunswick. The
train left Quitman Friday morning, and pro
ceeded on its way without accident until it
reached a point sixteen miles from Brunswick,
when, in crossing q trestle, the cribbing gave
way and precipitated the cars containing the ex-
cursionists considerable distance to the swamp
below. A telegram states that four or five per
sons were killed outright and several Others
seriously wounded No names or further par
ticulars are given. A special train, with medi-
cal and other aid, was dispatched from Savan-
nah to the scene of disaster late Friday night
It is understood that many ladies were on board
the excursion train.
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Woman Suffrage.

The proposition to enfranchise "the fairest
portion of creation" has been meeting with
only Indifferent success recently. The Indiana
member who introduced the sixteenth amend
ment, giving suffrage to woman, has been de-
feated-partly, as is understood, on that ac-
eount-in an effort to secure denomination for
Congress in his district The Minnesota Leg
islature passed woman's suffrage bill, but it
met the veto of the Governor. The Illinois
State Convention, refusing to insert such pro-
vision IN the constitution it is now framing,
.subn1iss the question of woman suffrage to asep-
arate vote. And, to cap the climax, the Mas
saehusetts Legislature has voted sqnarely down
. proposition to amend the State constitution
by giving the elective franchise to women, and
this by vote of 1873 to 6S in the House. The
advocates of this new dogma cannot be much
encouraged by such a showing, especially by
their failure to achieve success in the State
represented by SUMNER, WILSON and BUTLER.
We had thought that every fanaticism was to
Be Graded and nurtured in that enlightened
part of creation, and it is really matter OF
surprise that there is such strong majority
against making che experiment. Its friends
will take courage, however, from the fact that
universal manhood suffrage met with like op-
position In other days.
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THE BLUE RIDGE RAILRoAD.-Colonel
Steers, the contractor, has already commenced
work on Dicks Greek Tunnel, in Rabun Coun-
ty, Ga, few miles above Walhalla.
The Knoxville Wing has the following in
reference to this great enterprise:
Colonel Thomas Steers, of the Blue Ridge
Railroad, gentleman well known in this city,
is stopping at the Lamar House.
The Colonel is the contractor for the building
of the railroad from Walhalla, s. G., its South
ern terminus, to the North Carolina line. The
contract calls for the completion of the line in
two years, and the well established business
talent and enterprise of Colonel Steers is sufi-
cient assurance and guarantee that its stipula-
tions will be completely and faithfully COM
Piled with. We feel justified in predicting that
the whole line from Knoxville to Walhalla will
be constructed and in full operation in three
years from this time. The Importance of this
road, forming, as it does, link in the great
trunk line from Cincinnati and Louisville to
Charleston, and the Southern Atlantic sea-
board, cannot be overestimated.
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RETURN TO BARBAR1sM-While under the
preaching of bad men from the North, the ne
groes are rapidly lapsing into heathenism,
there is some evidence that many of the white
race are tending to barbarism. 1t has snot been
long since great cock fight was announced in
Augusta, in which the representative sports
men las they are called) of at least four States,
were deeply interested and at Columbia, the
other day, another of these barbarous exhibi-
tions took place in presence of tremendous
crowd of interested spectators. Whether money
is so plentiful that men can devise no other
way to get rid of it than by betting on game
chickens, or whether the exhibition of cruelty
is so attractive that they cannotresist the temp
tation to provide the entertainment for their
own qualification, though two old roosters with
gaffs on their spurs should be actors insthe
tragedy, we do not know. We feel sure, how
ever, that it indicates a poor standard OF moral
ity and disgusting taste
The next leap down the descent to barbar-
ism, will put us in the bull pen, and then We
are ready to revive all the abonlinable prac-
tices of the dark ages, and the sports of savage
nations.-Chera,o Democrat.
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mr Senator SAWYER win accept our thanks
f6r recent Congressional fayors.

ENFoaTUNATE AceDENT.-We- regret to
learn. from the Charleston papers thatcMr. and
MrsD. H. SMcox met with serious accident
en- last Friday, while riding out in Magnolia
Cemetery. The horse attached to the buggy in
which they were seated took fright at some OBJ
iect andran away. Bothoccupants were thrown
out and the buggy smashed to peices. Mr.. sIIr
COX was thrown into grave lot and had ms
leg gbroken. His wife was severely bruised o! oy
the fall. At last accounts, their injuries were
not considered dangerous. The numerous
friends of this estima5le couple in our commu-
nifty, where they resided several years ago, viii
be panied to learn Of this unfortunate acci-
dent
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- THE IMhnGRATIoN CONVENTION. = The
question of supplying the Southern country
with awhite population has occupied the minds
of all interested in her welfare ever since the
abolition of slavery. So far, however, nothing
practical has resulted from any effort at its So
luton. In this State we have been especially
unfortunate. The well-organized system es-
stablished by the Legislature of 1866, under the
efficient management of Gen. JOHN A. WAC
EsEK, was completely upset, and all the pro-
gess it had already made rendered nugatory
by the ehangeof government; and the efforts
of individuals and private societies have been
restricted for want Of means to very narrow
compass.
At last, however, we have brighter pros
pect. A convention is to he held in Charleston
on the third of next month for the purpose of
devising means to bring about the all to be de-
sired influx of population frem abroad. The
class of gentlemen whose aames are announced
from the various districts Of the State as dele
gates to the convention, and the enlightened
views in regard to this subject generally, which
have recently been promulgated through the
public prints, leads us to believe that this con-
vention must result in great practical good, and
that the era of white immigration to the South
Is about to dawn.
The arrangements for the convention are an
nounced in detail in an advertisement which
appears in another column.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

as- Burning Bush Chapter No. 2, R. a M, meets q.
Anderson a the first Monday night In every month";
at715 o'clock. E. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
ss- Hiram Lodge, No. es A. F. NJ meets at Anderson
H. on the second Monday night in every month"; ut 7A
o'clock. E. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
as- Pendleton Lodge No. 81 a F. NJ meets at Pendle-
ton Oh the Saturday before the full moon In eash
month, at o'clock p. m.
Wild. GALLARD, Secretary.
"a Living Arch Chapter, No. I'll R. A M, meets at PEN
deon on the Saturday on or before the full moon In each
month, at o'clock p. m. s.s
NIL SHARPE, Secretary.
es williau,ston Lodge No. "a A FIN meets at VIII
amston on the Thursday after the full moon in each
month, at 10 O'Clock D m
J.K WILSON, Secretary.
49, Bolton Lodge, No. 1so A F. M, meets at l,ehon
the Thursday on before the fun moon m each month"; at
10 o'clock a. M W. o. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
as Hcrmon Lodge No. LOG, a. F. N, meets at Afofds
on the first Saturday in every month at 10 oclocl,
&c. W. BELCHER, Secretary:
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ing to the Bullock branch of the Georgia Radi-
Gals. It is said there is evidence which leaves
NO sort of doubt that Bullock's friends were
ready to put up $4,000 in order to get Mr.
Carpenters vote for their scheme of prolonging
the term Of the Georgia Legislature, but Mr..
Carpenter, of course, repelled the suggestion.
Mr., Edmunds, who moved in this matter, Is not
apt to 20 off halfcocked. It has been observed
that for several days past Bullock has been
hardly seen in the Senate at all, so that Ed
munds resolution of inquiry has done some
good already.
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peg The May number of the old Guardcon-
tains the usual amount of interesting reading
matter. VAN EvR1E, HORTON & Co, New
York.
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Official advices confirm the death of Lo-
PEE, the President of Paraguay, sketch Of
whose Life appears in this issue.
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= If you want strength and a good appetite,
use DR.. TUFTS Golden Eagle Bitters.
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If you must have beverage, use DR..
TUFTS Golden Eagle Bittsrs. They are healthy
and inyigsrating.
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We make the following extracts from the
Washington correspondence of the New York
InrZd.
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DIR. TUFTS Golden Eagle Bitten rs the best
tonic ever invented.
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THE MARKETS.

THE MARKETS..
ANDERSON, April q, 1870.
Very little Cotton offered during the week ending to-day
Aliddlings command 2o]5 cents. ...ssss
Cotton quict-middling % to 2214; ..ln..
Cotton irm-middlins zs1S Gold, 1875
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All good looking men sell the Golden Ea-
gle Bitters.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Corrected Weekly by A. c. KAUFMAN,
Broker, No. 25 Broad Street - s.ts

80 APRIL q, 1874
sr.rr srcunrrrEs-South Caroina, old, IS to-; do
new. 70 to - do registered stock ex int so. .;'.s
Cry SEcuRrTIEs9Augusta Ga Bonds Ito 81 Charlee-
ION C Stock exdiy, 81; do. Fire Loan Bonda -
to 7s; Columbia, c, Bonds, S,.,,-d 10 & 60: ;s
Charleston and savannah, to TO- Charlotte Colnmbin
and Augusta Ito 81; Cheraw and Darlington to S6
Creenvie and Columbia, first mortgage) - to 90; do
Cstatc guarantee Ito So Northeastern, ss Sayan
gaarntee Ito Isl South Carolina to 50; do, H. Spar
tanburg and Union to 50.
RAILROAD STocKs-Charotte Columbia andlAugustA
to so; Greenville and Columbia to 9; Northeastern
to Savannah and Charleston to 80; South Carolina
(wh0le whole! shares TO 45 DO lhaf shares ITO e
1123; Silver, 105 to l0S
i SOUTH CAROLINA BANK Bulls
*Bank Of Charleston.
*Bank OF Newberry
Bank of Camden ..o0C9-
Bank Of Georgetog 30
Bank OF 80
Bank of Hamburg. 40
Bank of State S. C., prior to
Bank of State of s. c., issue 1861 and 1862 250-
sPlanters' and Mechanics Bank Of Charleston. .,.-
sPeopless Bank Of Charleston
sUnion Bank Of Charleston
Southwestern Railroad Bank Of Charleston (old)
Southwestern Railroad Bank Of Charleston, (new)--
Farmers and Exchange Bank of Charleston
Exchange Bank of Columbia.
Commercial Bank Of Columbia. Ia.
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw. pa
Planters Bank Of Fairfield 20
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable nsr. ~
City Of Charleston Change Bulls.
Bills marked thus z. being redeemed at the Bsnk
Counters Of each. = :
Jan Is, 1870 % IN
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AGENrs FOR EHs NTRLLIaEEcKR.
YALxsr EVANS, q CosswELL, Charleston, 8. O
Ious T.. SLOAN, jr- Columbia, s. c.
W a. B. TODD, General Agent.
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formance Of the duties of tho profession to
which ne had devoted his talents, and to
which we belong; therefore be it
"Resolue6, That we consider that this
sad occasion calls for an expression Of the
grief which we, In common with all others,
feel In hearing Of the great harvest reaped
by death in its sudden and most awful
eall, and by which the stricken city has lost
go many of her useful and cherished citi-
zens, and had planted another thorn in her
crown of anguish.
"Resolped, That as members Of the Press
Association Of Washington we but per.
forms solem duty IN rendering TO the Press
Club Of Richmond, Of which DR.. Brock,
was member, the assurance of respectful
grief which the sad death of our friend
aud their professional associate as we'll as
friend has caused Us.
"Resosped, That to the family and friends
Of the late Dr.. Brock we only offer consola-
ton in the declaration Of the high regard
and affection with which the deceased has
been held among us. We feel that from
the Almighty alone can those who have
been stricken by the locs of friends and
kindred seek consolation and relief from
their despair. We earnestly assure them
OF the sympathies we have for them, and
that among us his memory will bescherish-
ed ever. Ill. - ~.
!" Resolued, That committee of four be
appointed to attend the funeral of DR..
Brock, in the city of Richmond at 10
O'Clock tomorrow, and that copy of
these resolutions be transmitted to the
family Of the deceased and to the Richmond
Press Club.
[Signedl go. Z. HARRIS,
President Washing ton Press Club"
In accordance with the resolutions, q
committee consisting of Mesars. Arthur
Sheppard, James G. Holland, VIC. Nc
Bride, and M. B. Goodwin, was appointed
to visit Richmond to attend the funeral.
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Georgia LeSssIature.

ATLANTA, GA, April 2S-Both Houses
met to-day at 10 o'clock in the Senate Cham
ber for the purpose of investigating the
affairs of the Treasurer Of the Western and
Atlantic Railroad Company. The matter
was referred to committee appointed to
wait on the Provisional Governor.
Bradley introduced o resolution to nav
the per diem and mileage of expelled mem
bers of the Senate during the term of their
expulsion.
Brock offered q resolution that Bradley
excepted, as he was expelled for entirely
different reasons from that of race or color.
The resolution and amendment were tabled.
Adjourned.
In the House the question was on the
adoption of the repolc of the committee
appointed to wait on the Provisional Go.
vernon. The matter was discussed by Rice,
Semmes, Armstrong, and Anderson in favor
Of its adoption, and by Phillips, Warren
and Scott against it's adoption. The report
was finally adopted by vote of sS to -.
Turner, offered resolutions expressive O
sympathy with the citizens of Richmond
Virginia, in view of the late disastrous ca
lamity in that city. Adopted. ... H..
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Domestic Markets-rBx TErEonApul.

UoMestic NurkeIs-LD3 IELEHhAFNJ' -
NEW YORK, April 2s. Flour s@loc. better.
m Iseignda dang gapaDds, assc. .;'e Orleans, ssIc. % ~
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Flour quiet and quota
tious entirely unchanged. Wheat unchanged.
Corn firm; white and yellow, $l.lo@$l. IL. Oats
steady at 05@88c. Provisions firm az yesterdays
quotations. - fszs #t! G.s -
LOUISVILLE, April 2s.-Corn, Sl.07. Bacon
Shoulders, 1870. clear sides, lie. Lard, le3@
Isic. g t-. 1,gtr.n
MOBILE. April eS.--Cotton very firm and hold
ers asking higher rates middlings, 2l1@esc: |;
sales 800 bales receipts, 7a2 bales: exports, 10
New Orleans $50 bales stock, 60, 4o7 bale"..
SAVANNAH April % Cotton In moderate de-
mand; middlings, alic.; sales, $50 bales re-
ceIpts, 1,ls9 bales exports coast~ise, 90 bales
stock, ~ sl7 bales. ~ .ta .Ett i.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2s.-Cotton quiet; mid
dings 22@2stc. sales, o 500 bales total receipts,
., asI bales {; stock on hand, 1&s, OF bales. i.
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We have determined to reduce to less than the
regular gold rates price OF every article ofouI
magnificent stock Of Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jewelry, and Silvcrware, and ask an inspection OF
our goods and prices, which we propose to offer
for less than they can be bought in the frstclass
houses OF New York and Philadelphia. We i'm.
port and receive daily from the manufacturers the
latest styles of rich Jewelry, Fine Watches, Dia.
mond and Pearl Sets, Leontine Vest and Guart
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief
Holders, Amethyst, Mossagate Ruby Signet Dia-
mond Engagement, and Plain Gold Wedding
Rings Masonic Jewels and Jewelry, Spectaclei
and Eye-G Glasses, Sterling Silver Spoons, Forks
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces In cases.
.is,.,.s ..,. NowLAN & Co.,
JyY,.s.. Main street corner OF Tenth.
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"GooD MEASURE AND RUNNING OvER.''-
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER has already taken
the precedent over others from its well known
strength and purity; but aside from these facts,
IL is put up In cans holding the full soeiqht as re-
presented, which Is rarely the case with those OF
ordinary manufacture. Hence, DooLaY's BA.
KING POWDER Is the best, purest, strongest, and
cheapest, ever offered to the consumer, and every
one who has used 1t win readily testify to this as
sarftou -f. z'Nt'.' ''t.re''' nj. q
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FRIDAY. APRIL 49, ,l1s7l
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and MONEY Mark

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 28.--Stocks strong and easy
al s0e per cent. Gold, l141. ga '@'
Erenfmg. Money easy. Sterling strong at sa@
ct. Gold market huctuating, reaching lls3 and
closing at 1i5s. 4,.a +. ..t{
Money-1mproved general business creates de-
rand, but the market continues easy, and bor-
rowers promptly supplied at 4@S per cent. on
call; prime paper, 7@s per cent. Southern Sc
curities firm with an advance. Virginia e's, se9 !;
new. 10. -. 49, .- - !.
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From Cub0.

HAVANA, April 28.-Thirty insurgents,
including two Americans, were killed at
Nagassa powder mills, and seven insur-
gents were killed ut Corona. The Captain
General of the Spanish forces teiegraphs
that the rebels are thoroughly disorganized,
and are wandering about in scattered bands
without leaders. The latter are roaming
along the coast seeking means of escape
from the island.
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A Fsahf i'm Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-A fight occurred
at Glasgow Junction Tuesday between the
sheriff aud posse and gang of despera-
does named Shires, during which two esti-
mable citizens were wounGed. The Shires
were arrested and put in Jail under strong
guard. 1t is thoug ght that an attempt will
be made to hang them.
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OAKwooD MEMORIAL AssoeIATIoN.-The
Board of Managers of this Association have
determined to celebrate their anniversary
on the 10th of May next. They have engaged
onnibusses to run during the day between
St, Johns church and the cemetery for the
benefit of those who wish to ride. The
ladies who have charge Of the affair request
MS to state they would be much obliged TO
ali persons having flowers II they would
send them to St. Johns church In the morn.
inc of that day, that they may be used IN
tina decoration Of the graves. E"
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DRY GOODS.
A RRlvAL OF BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

NEW STYLES, GOOD QUALITIES,
RIGHT PRICES.
just received, some handsome patterns OF
PLAIN. STRIPED, and CHECKED SILKS
very cheap;
POpLINs CHALLIEs. and LENoEs- for
suits;
BLACK ALPAcAs, GRENADINES, and
BoMBAZrNEs:
LAWNS PERcALEs, PIQUEs. GINa-
HAMS, &c. . ~
3, WHITE, PINK, GREEN, BLUE, and all
other colors, ALPACAS;
SWISS, NAINSOOK. and CHECK MUSLINS;
CAMBRICS: . @-t.i@ Hs., e."
BRiLLIANTs. TABLE LINENS,
WHITE and FIGURED IRISH LINENS,
sHEETINGs, Of all kinds and widths:
NAPKINS, TOWELS, LACE sHAWLs,
BLACK MERINo sHAWLs
SILK SACQUEs, PARAsoLs, BOWS,
TIES, EMBROIDERIEs,
HANDKERCHIEFS, KIDGLOvEe,
ENGLISH HOSE,
LACE COLLARS and SETS, JEWELRY,
RIBBONS, and lots OF other articles to which
we call attention. All memorandum and
orders carefully attended, 10.
WILLIAM THALHIMER e. SONS,
apr corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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CAN FIT ALL sIzEs.--The clothing sold by T.
8. BALDWIN g Co, Main and Teiiths streets, Is
cut and made equalto custoEa, work, and ut one
third less price. They hape their sizes made spe
eially to order, and with .as full stock asthey
now have can 1t all sizes without trouble. Buy
your Clothing and Furnishing goods there. Their
prices are the lowest as their goods are the best
In the city, 49,. ,,.sfr.g. ..F-.t 4, ..f
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Court OF AppEALs.-The Governor has
designated the Hastings Court room, in the
CITY Hall, as the place Of meeting OF the
Court of Appeals for the present.
The Court met yesterday at haf-past II
O'Clock, all the Judges present.
Without transacting any business, the
Court adjourned to meet this morning at 10
O'Clock. -E s -Gt
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FOR THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal !;
klndl!ng, sawed, and long oak and pine wood, 90
to. Mr.. j. b. WATKINs's, I'LL Main street, nearly
opposite this Office. Thoroughly seasoned pine
wood at $I.75 per cord, delivered.
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Deatl, of Mrs. Bsewi,

ALEXANDRIA, April 2S.-Tfe wife of Mr..
Brewis, Killed at Richmond yesterday, died
this morning from sorrow.
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lntuncti0n.

New ORLEANS, April 2S.-Beauregard's
old Board of Jackson Railroad Directors to-
day obtained an injunction from the Sixth
district court forbidding the interference OF
the McC Combs party with the affairs of the
company, t3.
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Z FRUITS AED ELowRRss--yust I'd season! This
was our frst thought on yesterday when q box Of
that brand OF excellent smoking tobacco manu-
featured by Messrs. E. &C PnKrErog q Co.,
RiehmondSWas handed IN t&6ur ofiee Nothing
could hsEsabeen more timely, and certainly no.
thing in better Taste. As long IS it lasts we shal
think Of PILKINroN by day and dream OF bis
fayorite brand Of tobacco by might. Long may he
wave. .#7z 4. 1857
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BELOW GOLD PRIcEs.-Paper collars 10 cents
per box excellent gauze shirts at rs cents apiece
and other gentlemen wear at proportional rates,
at E. B. SPENCE SONS, 1900 Main street, ~
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STORE RoBBsD.-One of the large panes of
p,ass In the front window of the store or
Messrs, Cardozo, Alsop IL Fourqtlrean,
oDposite the post-oftice, was broken about
n, o'clock last night, and everything In the
window taken out. The thief made goodl: