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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-24
RICHARD WILLIAMS,
House, Sign aud Ornamental Painter,

ID GS to Inform the public that he intends to
- permanently settle in Canton.
He hopes, by strict attention to business, to
merit continuation of that patronage which
has hitherto been so kindly afforded him.
81 Orders may be left at any Of the drug
stores. or box PIG. postofice.
Canton, Sept. 30, lS7I-tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-24
$5,S9S,O16.

Total ....-...$ 50, S9o ,O16.
What the British government
Ough. to pay is the actual ascertain
Ell loss but the loss Of prospect i've
prof y they ought not to be +. quir-
Ell to make good. Mr.. Bancroft
Davis, the bride taker, made this
case and these absurd claims for
profits never realized, and los.es
never suffered, were probably put
in by him for some sinister purpose.
So far as the government and press
of Great Britain resist the payment
Of such claims they are clearly In
the right.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-24

The resignation of Col. JnO. w.
FOrney as Collector of the Port of
Philadelphia has created considera-
be surprise and comment, we give
below tie correspondence in regard
to it:
The following is the letter of Col.
Forney, as sent to the President:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
DEAR SIR: When you did me the
honor t." tender me the appoint
ment of Collector Of the Port of
Philadelphia, l accepted it most re
'uctantly, because apprehended it
would seriously interfere with NY
business, and especially with my
independence as IA journalist. Ten
months experience have so entirely
confirmed this impression, that |
find myself constrained to send Won
this, my resignation of that office,
to take effect on the LIST of March
next. | shall then return to nv
profession rs a far more congenial
field of usefulness, and devote all
my efforts to my newspaper and to
the energetic support of the princl-
Piles of the great Republican party.
Most earnestly thanking you for
your Kindness and consideration, |
remain, dear General, very truly
Yours, j. w. FORNEY.
To His Erce11ency President Grant
EXECUTIVE MANSION, }
WASHINGTON, ID. c..
February l2, 1872.
To Col. J. ". Forney. Collector Of
tie Port Of Phi'afeIphia:
My DEAR Colonel Your letter
of the 10th instant, rendering your
resignation OF the Cullcct orship OF
the Port OF Philadelphia, to take
effect the first of March, proyimo.
WAS duly received. regret that
you have found this course neceS-
sary. because y"nr appointment. to
that place gave general and almost
universal satisfaction when il WAS
made, and since your services have
been appreciated and approved
quite as generally. l appreciate,
however, the reasons which you as
sign for the course taken, and hope
for your continued success as
journalist and citizen. | will be
highly gratified if successful in pro-
curing as your successor one en-
joying enjoying the same confidence
of the public and Administration,
and who will administer the office
as well as you have
With high regards, your obedient
servant, U. S. GRANT.
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lmasf naH II
essa H l
ma ~ ~ 80 -
lf4 f1l ~ lHa A.
isf 80 80 So fAan
re Hzsf a AZ azI.h 3 -
tsle n $500 So 49, a.
~ $50 diaaas e s a. 80
aat 49, Haai4 Hfh : So ~ q
tsfhs4 ~ A. faHs - iFilfli
- sf tlassf hsspbis iiallT
AUssl
We ~ Ne stsss sHlsls sih he
psTsss a ss4sslss u shsfis
Oaaaas e NJ has tess sssmlee ne
rois II : ksklas. 81 s~snmoaly -
. ksawu - Wits naa ssi essid
90 Be- called Nas tlAl 20 E,tnf
unIsss be had takss 81 sdisxsiss ei
.oms ssss. We wosii iafsrm ,hs
Appeal that Pamela sssniy Pays iis
Radical sheriff sufficient money 10
%insaFs bin . good suit o. clothes.
aud besides chat being . Frsnehmap
he is unusually par ssesaenes 10 The
way Of dress. being az fat on such
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kAUDABLE E~sTxRrEIsE.
|ssonie Ls6gs 10 DO Built ID
..l sns6ls

be members Of ssrdis Lodge Of
A Masons, are forming q joint
company for the purpose Of
ling q splendid lodge building
bic place. The stock is divided
shares Of twenty-five dollars
and eighty shares have slready
taken and . large number
bised, 90 that there il but Little
h that at least one hundred
"a will be taken, il not Z much
er number. And every Mason
bod standing living in the juris-
bn of this lodge should subscribe
is fund, for ID 10 10 the highest
be p~raiseworthy. The lodge
10 hand one thousand dollars,
wed from the concerts held last
pud adding this to the capital
subscribed by individuals, Q
bent sum will be raised to build
endid brick building. n
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f0bnuTy.

On the 31st a August, 1879, the
death angel visited Sardis, and took
from our midst and his happy home,
little Willie FERGUSON, a bright,
promising boy Of twelve years.
To know him was to love him
20 frank, generous aud s~incerc--the
JOY and pride Of his family, and be
promised to be an honor to them,
and an ornament to society. No
loving arm Of earth could hold him
back. God called, aud Willie must
60, we feel, to that better and more
beautiful land where bright talents
shall ever grow brighter, and love
ever increase. qvro1Elrs
A few simple words stripped Of
all formality, coming warm and
tender from the heart, are all we
shall offer, as we refer to our be-
loved one, whom God has 80 recent
~ claimed. He is not lost to US,
only removed to his beautiful home
in the palace of God, to await the
coming Of loved ones, where we
hope to join little Willie and our
angel children and friends in singing
praises to God forever.
"weep not mother tho you loved
Him nlore than words may tell,
Remember, In your agony,
God doeth all things vel.
"Why should our tears roll down,
And our hearts be sorely riven;
Another gem is in the Savior's crown
And another soul in Heaven
ArsT BssSIE.
H aH NTHM HE4 AL
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BIann has three d fne billiard to
blesas can be found IN the Stats, and
he does not object to any one
strengthening their muscles BY using
the "cue" upon them.


We are informed by Gen. Foster
and Mr.. Ben. Thornton that on
Wednesday morning last, about ?
O'Clock, as they came into this place,
coming up the line Of tho railroad,
,aey fOssd 4 lsrgs hsSsyssia led
across the railroad track Just oppo>
lsite to the Fair Grounds, winch
wouldin al probability have thrown
the freight train, which passed soon
after this time, off Of the track
These gentlemen removed tie Oh.
stfuctioD, but could gather no infor-
nation that would lead to the detec'
ton of the scoundrels that did thi
cowardly work. sa.@ ],
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The stssafioa ~ osr essasfy msF-
chants !. called 10 the IHdscsmemis
Of A. 4 FnakIsna, general sas-
tiopssF, Memphl., Tenn. tie claims
shs, be eza save 70 any merchant
ten per ssat. Ia buying the line Of
goods b keeps 90 hand By buying
from him for cssb. lie Is enc Of the
most reliable men In Memphis, and
hes been 10 business there over ,bir-
y yesn, and no sss 10 The city has
a better character Tor fair dealing.
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ARE YOU GOING WESTi

I IFH-NA HNEH HtEE
II 90, take our advice, and purchase yolr
tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which 10 positively the
only line that runs three daily express trains
from 81. Louis to Kansas City and the VEST
and ID positively the only line which runs Pull
man Palace Sleepers and day coaches (esps-
cislIy for movers equipped with Miller safety
platform and the patent steam braka, from 81.
Louis 70 Kansas City, Fort { cot, Parsons Law
renee. Leavenworth, Atchison, 81. Joseph, Ne
brssEa City, Council Bluffs and Omaha With
cut changed Tor i~nfornatop IN Isesft 70
Tina tables, rates, etc. 70 any point IN Mis-
souri. Kansas, Nebraska, CosorAds, Texas o.
California, call upoa o. address III. fsonP-
son, Agent Missouri Pacific Rsiircsd. Chat.
tsucces, Tenn, OF Atlanta, Ga; o. l. A,
Fosp. Gsnp1 Passenger Agent 81. Louis, No.
10 sroabls 70 suswsr questons. al
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Thar il a need Of A fnrnishiI

There Is q need Of a furnishing
sore to supply the wants Of gen,le-
men for fDs clothing in almost
every country town, and the reason
given by country merchants for not
keeping full stocks Of frst-class gen.
tlemen's goods is, that the demand
is not great enough, and that by the
failure to sell one or two suits all
the profits ere lost. In the CITIES it
Is different. There are large hrms
who kesp nothing but ssaslsmsa's
clothing, and they keep I'll classes
and grades tc have sonplets stocks,
and a man can gst any kind Of cloth
ing he desiresst . frt-elasa sstab-
lishmsat of this Hhd. Msssrs yshu-
SON 1 Vases, dealers \ cIdtAing,
under the Peabody, Msmpdis, are
of the class Of merchants who keep
the very best assortment Of gentle
mems clothing, and they can fur
nish every want that . gentleman
can express in tie way Of clothing
or furnishing goods, and at reason
able prices The members of this
firm are too well known in this
county to need eulogy from us, as
Col. Johnson and Mr.. Re. Vance
were both the associates of many OF
our citizens in the tamous 18th Mis-
sissippi, during the war.
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Judge z Jssord, Greeley ElecsO'
Il large Tor the State, vii speak 81
this place on The ish day Of October
next. The citizens should turn ou'
10 hear him, as he 10 an able speaker
and lsboring earnestly 10 the cause
Of the Greeley movement.
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We call the attention Of land
owners to the delinquent land list
published to-day OF sales Of July,
1872, not included in the former list
heretofore published. Parties hav.
ing lands advertised should at once
come forward and arrange the mat.
ter 90 that future difficulty may b
avoided.
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WATER CURE, CLEVELAND, ONO,
Sept. 70, 1s72.-Since last ! parted
with you nothing Of exciting interest
has transpired within the scope Of
my observation, except my seeing a
big fat Dutch woman spank a squall-
ing little urchin till he became as
gentle and docile as Msry'a little
lamb that Col. Walter alluded to IN
the courthouse some weeks ago. II
is remarkable what = salutary effect
. good, healthy spanking will have
on the excitable nerves of infancy.
It changes their natures "in the
twinkling Of an eye from vinegar
70 syrup, and where they were like
cats and tigers, they become lambs
and angels. Verify, . rod is q good
thing to have in the house, but in
the abeencc of a rod, . good broad
hand Is very convenient and useiul
and does - power O good"
speak from experience.
hear little Or nothing o. politics
up here, and wo1id nerdiy know
that : Presidential elecfion was sp.
proaching Il II were not lot Ins"
and racket. that seai.ors MAKE !.
their papers. just at TINS partlcu'al
time, the principal object Of interest
and excitement nersyi = tne Nof.nerI
Ohio Falr, wnl;n oPened % L w
day morning, and Is said 70 pe qui1'
. splendid show. r. ano : seAr.e'
put 70 il yesterday, out aiser w
had gotten down town conclu as
tnat ca's WY u d
ed, and % came PAY, apo q g. ou
whole acompoodle' are packing thu
-TsANre $500 i, N;.rero al.
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shsrin's Sale.

BY virtue Of 4 writ Of feri iacias to me d.
rected from the Chsnsery Court Of Psnola
county, Mississippi, in the suit Of John 9. Har.
rison, commissioner, rs. John N. Little et a, ]
will, on Monday, the 7th day Of October, 1879,
that being the first Monday Of said month, sell
TO the highest bidder for cash, In front " the
courthouse door in thc town Of Sardis 10 aaid
county, the following described lands to-wit:
The southwest quarter. 600 acres) and 90
acres Of the south end Of the northwest quarter
Of section three tS), and fraction Of section ten
no., 240 acres, all In township eight (Sl d
range six (6) west and containing ip ALI four
hundred an a sixty l46o) acres, and levied on
as the property 81 said John N. Little et al, 70
satisfy said execution and all costa
Sale within lawful hours.
sardis, Sept. 4, 1872. Q. OzANNR
sep7tds shefih.
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|s srs fsgssi@l 10 sssossss
Jsdrs o. :. Morris, Aussasy
sssi, v,II sI<zk aroa The pslisi-
sssss II ths dsy. In The p'zes "a
zssh lsssst. Hs fasofs The
3, and wiIsoh ticket. Il Il
Isbls Q divi<ss n time -iII be
4. ssd some liberal champion
Be pot 10 ne sSld 70 i've hin
ne or two"
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q firm Of Vcnable 4 Rawlings,
|er dealers, Memphis, Tenn,
ell prepared to FIJI al orders
hsted to them promptly and In
isfactory manner. They have
large stock Of seasoned linn
pn hand, which they are offer
ppon the best Of terms, and
J they claim cannot be cxccllcd
emphis.
4 MAu-- ~ A-L- - Ii -L----- - A-- u
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fsHia bsriaE 81 res, ether
Wrosfs = s..i. shsssA =sp 4 d
Msmghls Roliisg Mn. e~nsi ~
Msa-s.. H'zsislis 4 c. Tksy psy
fall tFiss=. cod are reliable msn.
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Laying OF The Conversions Of the
Courthouse.

AT the invitation OF the Board OF
Supervisors Of the county, Sardis
Lodge No. 307, will lay the corner
stone OF the new courthouse with
Masonic ceremonies on the 18th Of
October, and oil the Lodges in this
county and on the line OF the Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee Railroad are
cordially invited to be present and
take par. 10 the ceremonies.
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An editor accosted ) gentleman
one day and asked him II be had
any girls that would make good
printers. @No,v responded the man
somewhat crustiIy, "but I've got !
wife that VIII make ! frst-rate devil
The editor thanked him for the IN.
formation, but said be was supplied
in that department. M as s
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! lumber business in Memphis
no means an unimportant
n ot,trsde md INDUSTRY, spd.
are several very fine establish
! dealing exclusively in this
Among them we call the IT.
pa ( lonr readers 10 1.-THE firm q
/. & J. W. Cochran, who are
lying q very large trade, hay
pen in the business for years,
constantly keeping on hand 4
tock Of sash, doors, blinds, and
inds Of building material and
~ ANt5 81 sHft Z W. o "a
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members ofthe Baptist church
been conducting a protracted
Pus meeting here for the past

bng mon deairing to' have >
business education should
! course Of study 1t the Rob
Business College, Memphis,
|, where bookkeeping, tsle-
Ing, lCemmsrcial Law and
are taught in all the
hes.
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We are indebted to our townsmen, Mr.. s. H,
Gunter, for the following quotations Of pricei
ofcotton reported Thursday evening, 10Th;
New York-middling cotton Zoo, snd weak,
Liverpool-middlug sja9ad; dull.
Memphis-middlihg 1Sc, low middling IN
Futures In New Yofk-September l9tei
October lsic; November l8tc; December lssc;
January lsG February lsac.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The advantages Of advertising cam not be too
highly appreciated, aud all business men who
succeed ID tn , highest degree are liberal ad-
vertisers. Messrs. Mansfield & Higbee, Of
Memphis, have been the most liberal advertise
ers in the South Of their preparations, and the
immense sale Of their goods Is proof Of the adj
vantages of offering them to the people, They
spent last year over $4,000 in advertising,
and this year they will almost treble II. While
they advertise literally they furnish a class Of
preparations that give the Utmost satisfaction
to all who try them, and their success Is based
upon the curative powers Of what they offer to
the public proving TO all who try their rene
dies that what they say about their prepare
tions is true, and public confidence u Of the
fullest extent in the reliability Of these gentle.
mems representations. 1t
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95aa-uaE. -
- sars@ A@S 4
ur1a Ha.a 80 Tee a
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|mbers Of the Executive Com
e of the Sardis Fair should
pity attend the called meeting
thursday next.
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What Our NeighbOrs Say Of the
Fair.

Fair.
"The premium list of the fourth
Annual Fair Of the Sardis Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Society Of the
State Of Mississippi, commencing
Monday, October IA, 1872, and con-
tinuing five days, has been received.
The premiums are quite liberal, the
proper spirit displayed, and we trust
our Sardis friends will meet with
the success that their enterprise
merits"
The Grenada Sentinel ackfowl-
edges the receipt Of q premium list
in the above terms. WI will assure
our friends Of the Sentinel that the
proper spira will be displayed and
that the prospects are fl%attering fol
a successful Fair, and visitors will
be most Hospitality entertained.
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Ths asi n 81 q ifl'imt~x
49, tf ntafse.ss4 Mrm
- Tea, ss,si 81 a. ,utt
iAn 4 nrie ssaslsx ffst ase
maaszl lsslFsmssfs - $3.50. o. a.
fera = - y sbs y sasply ne
snas ! = "a ps,Fsssss him. hss.
rs ibs largest aek i - dig.
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"will you take sugar ii yours?'
is the polite question asked Shen
you enter the portals Of the fine sa>
loon Of g. r. Blsnn, 'and If you
ssmiles the very best Of liqdofs are
placed at your service. Well, we
won't say anything more about this
as ayou know exactly how tits your.
self" II you don't, you have missed
q "treat," that's all. En-
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From the last wood cut in the
Mississippi, Central We would pre-
sumo from the comparison expressed
that Brown regards himself as a
bore. +
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Tournament.

The young men OF Como and vi
cinity will revive the ancient sports
Of the tourney on the 25th inst, as
will be seen by the advertisement Of
the managers.
Quite a number Of gentlemen
have already expressed their inten-
ton to enter the lists for the fitting,
and a large crowd is expected and
every preparation will be made for
their entertainment.
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The firm Of CHAPMAN i WRIGHT Is this
day dissolved-Capt. J. c. WRIGHT having
purchased W. s. CHAPMAN'S interest in the
business.
All parties indebted TO us are able TO pay
us, and we insist on . prompt settlement.
W. s. CHAPMAN,
&c. WRIGHT.
CORTLAND, September /, 1877.
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Notice Is hereby given that one good sissd
dark bay mare mule, four ytsrs old, two mar<a
on the right hip, look iiksa brand, taksa up
BY Burw-il Perry, and appraissment having
been made according to law, and valued at
$3.50, and the owners not being known, that
the sstray will be sold 10 A estray n publlc
auction to the highest bidder for cash, on
Monday, the 2nd day Of December. 1872, IN
front or the courthouse door OF mid county, 10
the town Of Sardis, II properly Il not claimed
and charges paid.
f2l-3t Ranger.
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Blann keeps cn hand constantly
4 supply Of ice for sale.
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The undersigned will continue the dry
goods business Il the old stand Of Chapman B
Wright
&c. WRIGHT L co.
CORTLAND, Sept. !, 2872. se7-St
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PLANTERS.


arein receipt Of a letter from
|. J. q. Wilbourn, in reference
|pplying the wants Of our Plant.
nth white labor, and at . rea>
Die price. We make the fol-
x extract from the letter:
u will please notify the people
will be prepared, by the first
kcember, to furnish them any
kity Of white labor from East
essee /; farm hands, cooks, house
pits, and in tact anything or
kolor. They can be hired for
one-half of the crop, or about
b $3.50 per month. They will
kind of work ON the farm.
Expenses Of getting them here
be about $50, which will come
T their wages, and also can be
back in the way Of improve.
on the farm.
BIT. Wilbourn receives no CON-
titan for his labor, and desires
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-05
!. cs,,ssin, y md ,iiscuss,pr Of the eyiIa Rhich

t.,issiDg and discussing of the eyils u men
neither they nor We could avoid esir We
want TO see then, with us now; %iien we are
In the act of trying q remedy for WINCH !.
they have no substitute but GRANT! IAN
OF despair! Why. that is nothing 10 inc
alternative t.es,otEeE.r,lHe arc burning sip
while we live, and they, propose % continue lug
the fires and to feed them with sfesi tssel.
assuredly the sllssenters would wisely
consider their opinions they would wisely
consider the claims Of their friends, and how
far they can with prudence 60 in assailing. a
movement which their friends look upon a.
a deIiyerancc from bondage, and how ia,
they may go IN reason and good neishbor'
hood In prejudicing the position taken by
nearly the whole community. s''5' s'..s@
it is a matter of more consequence 10 then
than to others. They are too few to make
an impressions; but, then, it might be con-
selling to them after the battle to- think Thai
they were, from sense Of comrnon interest,
with their feIlow-citizens, or, at least, tha'
they had done nothing to injure cause
which their own neighbors deemed vital &c
themselves and the Union.
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n1t5- MORE NEW, GOODS f. FOR THE ~
- nor WEATHER. i. 49,, .,s,,ls ii
rt,.l SPECIAL BARGAINS IN :. -. -
LINEN LAWNS AND DRESS Goops.

f LINEN LAWNS AND DRESS 'ooDS. !.
- T. r. PRICE & co. ,.
have lust opened new assortment OF fhiNIs, IN
American and English; .T z.s;
pERCALR CAMBRICS. &C.; az -
LINEN and BATIsTE sUITfNGs. for travellers;
j APANEsE and other POPEfNS at ls3c., 2oc.' 2'c.'
and up;
ORG ANDlES and AWNS, plainand igured;, ~
LADIES and GENTL EsiE EMS GhUHE SHiRis'
LINEN SHEETINGS, PILLOW LINEfS,s:1 "a
TOWELS, BUCK; GAUNTLETs, KID GLOVES
THREAD GLOVES, &C.; elite@ 'ay" 3
SILK SCARFS, every color; .sya fss.3i
PARASoLS, HOSIERY, &C.; ..s IS 20
LINEN BOSOa1S, .a ~ aas,l -Jst} ~
THREAD and COTTON SOCKS. 9si.;. ~,
LINENS and, CASSIMERES for gentlemen a nd
!. boys; WHITE DUCKS, &C.; ...r s.sf--ts..y,
READY MADE LlNEN-BoSoM SHIRTS, OF f pes.
quality also, NIGHT GOWNS, SKIRTS, and
other andergarments for ladies, which VIII pc
closed ont very low. ss,. -.
More MOURNING. GOODS in GRENADINES
= IRON iBAREaEs, BOAiBAzINES, TAhlef'
% CRATES, and GRAPE Wells. 49, p :. :,
The SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS
now on hand will be closed out without regard 70
tbe cost of them Parties In need eau, therefore, DC
sppJIied upon their own terms. 49, " -
r. X. PRICE & CO.,
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