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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-01-07
MUNTTTP 1E

The town council met at the May.
Or's Office last Saturday night, Jan
3d-all the members present.
Minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
A. A. Hutton, tax collector, re
ported $20l.10 collected during the
month of December; also, cost OF
work done on. streets, $1,000.
A. II. Dickinson. Recorder, Ie-
ported $101.G6 collected on priv
legcs. &c
The report OF jury of view on 1st,
I'd, or Sd North Street was held un-
der consideration untiInext meeting
and the same jury requested to send
in supplemental report at that time
The suggestion Of the jury of view
on Hill and 1st cross streets that
further action in regard to these
streets he postponed till spring, was
adopted, and jury released.
The faccognts of ID. Morris for
=$19.32was tlisallowcd, on the ground
that no. account or similar date had
ever been allowed.
The following accounts were al
lowed, and warrants were ordered
to be issued for same: Brown, Crow
ell & Co., $7.75; G. W. Noe, $500;
Pleasant Rogers. $500.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.-Wc take
pleasure in calling attention to the
card in another column of Barnes e
Simmonds, Real Estate and Gen
eral Agents, Knoxville. We can as
sure our readers that they are a
stanch and reliable frm-possess-
ing means and manners, experience
and capacity-admirably fitting them
for the transaction of any business
in their line Mr.. Barnes, the SEN
ior member, has been n resident of
Knoxville for more than quarter
of q century, and both gentlemen
are not only thoroughly identified
with the growing interests OF Knox
vile, hut are earnestly engaged in
developing, with zeal, the min
cral and agricultural wealth of the
country, whose commercial heart is
there. Any business confded TO
their care will be placed in the hands
of honest and reliable gentlemen,
who will leave no effort untricd to
give satisfaction to their patrons.
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TIE. LAMAR HOUSE. by reference
to our advertising columns it will be
seen that the Lamar House, at Knox
vile, has passed into the hands Of
John Scherf, as proprietor, with VIM.
II. -Lillard, in the office. That a
change has been made in the man.
agement of this old, centrally locat.
ed and wen known hotel will be
hailed with pleasure by hundreds of
its former friends and patrons who
have witnessed its decline and loss
of good name, rs an hostelry, with
regret. The Lamar has been entire
" renovated by the new lessee-the
rooms being newly painted, paper
ed. and furnished with. new carpets
and furniture of the most approved
and comfortable kind-it presents
the neat, clean and homelike appear
ance 50 inviting to the. weary trayet
er; and the new managers have had
sufficient experience. in catering to
the travelling public to know exactly
what is wanted to make guest feel
comfortable and at home. They are
fayorably known to many Of the citi- I.
zens of East Tennessee who have
visited Knoxville since the war, and
VIC bespeak for them that patronage
from the public that is ever extend
ed to men possessing the best quail
ties of kind. accommodating and
hospitable landlords, determined to
contribute everything in their power
to the comfort and happiness of their
guests, by giving their personal at
tention to their accommodation.
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Al convention Of the survivor.

A convention Of the survivors
Of the Mexican war will assemble in
Washington city on the 18th Janua-
ry. The soldiers Of that war in the
capital are making extensive prcpar
ations TO entertain the convention.
Arrangements have been made with
many of the railroads. South and
West. to pass delegates at reduced
rates. and our road viii doubtless ex-
tend the same courtesy, The object
Of the convention is . to renew old
memories and rc-cement old friend
ships, and to try to induce Congress
to place them on the same footing as
the soldiers of l812''-in which last
we hope they will succeed and inform
us as soon as consunmated.
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KNOXVILLE, Jan. 3.-All of the able bodied men
in this place OF the masculine sender, are running
Tor mayors and aldermen, The disease is spread
ing. Chattanooga will be called upon to assist in
holding the elections Chattan0ogais little tewn
ON the Tennessee river, about hundred miles
below this citys,-e ~ s s4a-- ~ f,- =, 49,
The Daily Chronicle again shows signs of hydro
phobia and is out in editorial abusing General
breckenridge, Of Kentucky. The people think
that it is evidently mistake, and that the Chron-
icle referred to Gen. Longstreet. Otherwise such
an article comes with bad grace, for the brave
generous.
The Knoxville news man has reeoyered from the
late argument
,TAzEwELL Jan. The Changers of this coun-
ty have ordered twenty barrels of blue mass and
propose trying new plan for working their bottom
lands.
WAsiIIHGToN Jan. 6.-The Postal Department
received an order from one firm in New Orleans,
for fifty thousand one cent blotters. The Govern
ment fears there is plot on foot. looking towards
the blotting tut of Cuba, and refuses to ill the
order.
Fork MOUNTAIN, n. G, Jan "a breathing or
blowing cave has been discovered in this range
strong current of air issues from its mouth dur
ing the warm months and this breeze is so strong
that Changers from the surrounding country bring
their wheat and by pouring it down from above the
entrance, have it nicely famed out. During the
cold months, thee current changes and the cave
sue ks in with such force, that people have to keep
away from the entry. This current of air will not
allow it to be explored, it sucks blows out the
light,
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WE notice in the Knoxville papers
that our young friend, Sam. McKin-
ney, has accepted the position Of as
sistant Cashier of the Peoples Bank.
We congratulate the officers of that
institution-and its many customers
who will transact business with him
ON securing a gentleman of his
superior qualities of head and heart
for the high and responsible position;
albeit we dislike to see an intellect
so promising for usefulness in other
fields cribbcd behind a counter as a
money-changer and dwarfed to ga
therer Of two and a half per cent a
month. Honorable as the position
is, there's something higher than that
in store for Sam, if he Il only try for
IL.
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:" CLINT LOUDERNrLK, the desperate,
who recently broke from the Knox
vile Jail, and made one of the
Mangrum Mynatt gang of robbers
that recently played such bold
game in Knox and adjoining coun-
ties, was captured on the Doth inst,
by Deputy Sheriff Lindsey, of Mon
roe county, near the North Carolina
line, after a pursuit of several days.
On, the night Of his capture, Mr.. l..
tracked him about four miles through
the snow, with a pine torch. Upon
arriving at the house he knocked for
them to get up and strike a light.
TBey were not very fast in striking
a light, and Mr. Lindsey asked if
Clint Ioudermilk was in. AS soon
as lie asked the question Loudcrmilk
began cooking his pistol behind the
door, ON hearing this Mr. Lindsey
rusaised in and ordered him to sur
render, which he did. He reached
Knoxville on Wednesday last, and
took his old position in Sheriff Cos
sets hotel
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PoNrEROY's DEMoCRAT.-For gen
uinc originality and blunt wit this
paper is without an equal. 1t is al
ways readable and interesting. While
we cannot endorse its course in deal
ing with public affairs VIC cannot
avoid au appreciation of its repeat
ed broadsidcs, lin season and out of
season." at the corruption to he
found in high places. The subscrip-
tion is $500 a year with inducements
to those desiring to form clubs. Adj
dress n. NJ. Pomcroy, Editor Dem
ocrat, Box 5217, New York City.
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TO MERCHANTS.

Having this day bought Messrs.
Cowan, McClung & Co.'S entire
stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries
and Wooden Ware, for cash, we pro-
pose and intend to keep in future a
much larger stock of goods in our
line than ever before, and will sell
the same for cash and to prompt
paying purchasers for as small profits
as,the same. kind of goods has been
sold for in this market. a
COFFIN, MARTIN 6 Co.
Jan. l, 1874.
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CHAPPED HANDS, face. rough skin.
pimples. ring-worIns, salt-rheum and
other cutancous affections cured, and
the skin made. soft and smooth, by
using the JUNIPEI TAR SOAP, made
by CAswELL, HAZARD & Co. New
York. Be certain to get the Juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many inli-
tations made with common tar which
are worthless. dec "a 4w.
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Notiee to the Afaicted ana untartunato.
ASTOU. DING OFFER /!

s1Sin Value for ST. 1876 in Value for So s54 "a
Value for 80! S72 in Value for So! The largest,
best sIld nlast popular Oil Chronos fn abe world, III
al their beauty aud artistic excellence, from the
Original stones. Uniform size-ITx26 inches
Price, SIS each. Given premiums to yearly sui
seribers to DEMOREST'S J. J. u S I r A 7 r. ID
MONTHLY MAGAXINE, the model magazine ~
america. at 100 per year. Having purchased She
copyrights at an enormous expense, with the exr
RECITATION Of securing the largest circulation az aHy
fnasaZire in America, re have determined on mak-
ing unparalleled 0fger Of the Justly celebrated
ehTomoss the "Old 0aEcn Bucket,n after Jerome
Thompson, a premium for 1875. f'Hone Sweet
Home, = after Jefagne Thompson q premiums for
1876 AAfter tbs Storm, by +. NJ. II. Dc Has, as
y prefai1fm for 1871. Each chrome, o. o M0Fh
Of art II fully equal g. Oil rainting worsh nve
hundred dollars. Tho chr0mos now ready
alisl sent by mail ON receipt Of tina subscriptions
for either, or all the years. above, varnishet aud
roller. POSTAGE ten cents extra ct mounted
1l canvass and atrctclieF laaan OH fniphpgA, Tor
30 cents each extTa which includes tho postage. ~
maAintad on canvass and saretriltt. liA elegant 1M
inch e frames with Araies que C'-per fq1luentas
three yards ~ crimson cord, and lackeJ I'll extra
each, Address,
SIS broadway, New orks
sE- ker fnur wears subscription Skt1l, lii tho
four chnonas senl imTpodiateiy: but do nQ all AZ
least sti S5 for ynltr Eibeeripfion Cen ssA and
eet A. 3 4resninm tl4e maenihcent chrnnO s"rha
old 0akNn bucket isit9er one Of tire chtcinOa ca
Nh fnitf e8t iyrpalisels receipt "a 49, Hu hsprir4
tlons fof ths ysazs as indicated dee a
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We are now manufacturing and
keep on hand the celebrated Improv-
ed Hay Press, recently invented by
Mr.. A. p. Shcarcr, and offer them
for sale to farmers and others at a
reasonable price. Persons interest
ed in the raising and sale of hay are
invited to call and o&jmine this press
". VAN IIUss & Bro. ST
Morristown, Tenn.
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Strained Honey, Genuine Durham
Smoking Tobacco, Earthcn Crooks
ETC., etc, at the Murphey corner.
MORRLSTOWN lLIRKET.
FOR TIE RETAIL TRADE

CORRECTED FOR TIE RETAIL TRADE
Corn-40 cents.
Wheat-$1.20 to $3.50.
Oats-30 cents. Demand light.
Bacon--10 TO II c. per pound.
karl--l0 c. per poundaU 2 F.
Flour $3.50 to $40 per sack.
Corn Mcal-5o C. per buSlcL E
Chickens--10 to 10 c. apiece.
Sweet Potatoes-50 bushel.
Irish Potatocs-40 c. bushel.
Butter-20 c. per pound.
Eggs-20 c. per dozen.
Feathers--45 to so c,per pound.
Dried Peaches-I's 6 to &c. per ID.
Salt--$2- 25 per 5 bushel sack
Bceswax---25 c. per pound.
Eiaxseed-$l TO $LlO per bushel
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OF the new California Senators
elect, QUO, Gov. Beeth5 is q bacheIor
and ians independent anti-monopoly
Republican The other, Judge Ito,
gan, is q / DEMOCRAT; The election
TO the United States Senate of two
men of opposite politics, Jhy the
same Legislature, shows that the old
party lines in California have been
greatly weakened, if not obliterated,
by new issues. T.. --.. -.
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SwrNDLERs.-Last Wednesday on

SWINDLERs.-Las Wednesday our
town was visited by two we'll dressed,
rather stylish looking fellows, carry
ing new and we'll stuffed carpet
bag and bundle containing hand
somely mounted and very beautiful
chrome Of Il Christmas Eve Tree
At the Virginia House they register
ed their names as L. 4. Cullen and
L. G. Hcnby, Boston, Mass, and dur
ing W edmesday and Thursday can
yassed the town for subscribers to a
literary PAPER purporting to be pub
lished in Boston. called the Fum-
Uy Circle, exhibiting the chrome as a
specimen Of the premium to each
subscriber. Phe receipts given for
money thus obtained were printed in
blank, containing only the words:
''Reccivcd of - dollars and
filed out with pencil. They met with
but poor success in our town, finding
but one person, $50 far rs acknOwl-
edged.) willing to pay for the auto
graph Of Mr.. Cullen, who appeared
to he the most importunate drummer
of the two. Thursday night, during
the crowd and gaye:ies ola social en-
tertainmcnt at the Virginia House,
the scamps waltzcd off with their car
pet bag and chrome, leaving mine
host. Mai Dickinson, minus his bill
for two days entertainment. It's
believed they left OIL the freight train
for Bristol, or intermediate towns.
We c; ution our friends At Jonesboro'
and elsewhere on the line Of the road
to beware OF trusting them. The
scamps deserve 4 place in the pcni
tertiary. and we understand that or
dere for their arrest have been for
wardcd from Knoxville, (wherc they
tlecced their credulOus victims With
out mercy to the Bristol police for
their arrest.
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MARRIED

In this place. on the 10Th instant,
by Esquire A. J. Donaldson. Mr.
George w. MoCLANAIAN and Miss
MAGGIE FURRow, all of this county.
In Mo-ristown, Wednesday night.
the 24th instant. at the residence Of
the BRIDES mother, by Rev. w. II.
Smith, Mr.. NJ. NJ. MURRELL and
Miss LoU B. Johnson. !.
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G II AIN Il A c. S,

G r A I n 3 A G S,
We have invoice and bills Of Iading
for $4,000 grain bags, bought since
26th Nov. last, and intend to buy
more when we sell what VIC have in
store. Would be pleased to price
to all in want.
dec24tf COFFIN, MARTIN & Co.
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To the Editor of the Morristown Gazette:


W. ii. Smith and wife wish,
through your columns, to return
their most sincere thanks to their
many friends of Morristown and its
vicinity-both OLD and young for
their friendly visit, on Friday night
Of the 10Th instant, and for the many
useful and valuable articles which
they left behind them when their
very pleasant visit was over, as
tokens of their love and esteem,
which will not soon be forgotten by
the happy recipients. May Heav-
EMS richest blessings ever rest upon
them all Yours, &c.
w. Ii. & NJ. G. SMITH.
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GRAIN BAGS CHEAP!

Williams, Zimmerman & Wilson,
at Knoxville, have very large stock
of Grain Bags, bought at bottom
prices, and can sell them cheaper
than since the war. Send in your
orders. dec p
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL TO MORRISfOWN GAZETTE.

KNOXVILLE General Running;
.Eoe,ybody for Mayors and Atder-
men; Chodtauoogu Cttlted Upon.
md Where This Unkuogclt Torn is
Situated; Tie Hy1rophoJia AgaiI4
+ Appeors;- the Little Bench Leg Dog,
Barking at The Lion; Long Street
and nany Turns; Meas 1Htm out
Agdin.
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FOR SALE-oN TIME.

"A fine Piauos new and in good
condition; now ut the Bean Station
House. Payment in instalments.
Enquire of. or address, N. EIFLER,
Knoxville, Tenn. oct %
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]. J. YOUNG,S,

At KNo xvIL lie.
New Dry Goods House. is worth
all the time it will cost you to see
it. and the low price offered on all
lines of Goods.
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Hal the Circuit COurt--HawIxins
County.
w. g. Avis VS.. Alice Avis

EECADSE IL APPEA KS FROM
1.-The allegations in the bsIl in this cause which
sworn to, that the defendant Alice Avis. is
resident of the state Of Tennessee, that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be executed ON her.
1t is therefore ordered by the clerk, that publica-
ton be made in the MQRRIsrowS GAZETTE, news
paper published in the town of MorristowD, Tenn
for four consecutive weeks, eommanding the said
Alice Avis, to appear at the next term of the
circuit court, for Hawkins county, at the court
house in the town Of Rogersvilie, on the fourth
Monday of January next, aud make defense to said
bill or the will be taken for confessed rs Is
her and set for hearing ex parte.
JNO. J. WOLFE, Clerk
dec 10 Aw-prs fee $. ]. R PACE, D, CLERK
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1t is astonishing to see the guam
tity of Goods Il Five Dollar Green
back will buy from L. Z. &. +. Spccll
Give it a trial and be convinced.
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North CAROLTNA-A Big Opening
s0'td a Big Bloto; Grangers IN Luck;
No Place for Small Children; Sacks
out the Torches and DefeS ETpIo-
ration, &C., &C., &c. IS
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TWO HUNDRED" AND FIFTY
Cases--equal to 500 dozcnAfull and
short weight Oysters. at bottom
prices. COFFIN, MARTIN & Cos
dec Knoxville, Tenn.
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WAsHiSGToe@0ne Cent BIO ttter$
Wo10ed at Eeao Orleans; Looks
Like a 1loceme,t to Blot out 4ul,t
IWLees.
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Bargains can be had in Winter
Dress Goods by calling on LIP. &
G. u. Speck.
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Schleier's Gallery will be opened
for a short TING only at Morristown,
Fem. NOV. 9Th.
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State Of Tennessee.
County Court of Hawkins County.
BlII 10 Iartltlen Lahd-

Ebenezer Couch VS.. Keen White ct ais
Pending in tile County Court of Hawkins coun-
ty: 1t appearing from the allegations of the bill
that the defendant, Enoch Patterson and wife, Nall
ey NJ Patterson, presidents of the State of
Tennesscc; Tt is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks i'll the MoRRIsroWN GA
zHsrrE, a newspaper T@blisbed in the town of Nor
Fistowil, Tennessee, notifying said defendants to
alea Z before the County Conrt of Hawkins county
at the ealrf house in Rogersville, the LIST Mon
day in January, 1874 and defend said bill or the
viii be taken for confessed and the cause set
for hearingex parte as to them.
10. X. ARMSTRONG Clerk.
! &. d. HUFEMAsTER, Solicitor for DEFENDANT.
I dec 10 4I-4w prs fec $
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TAzEwELL-The Changers Tr3fd Near
ePlall. for W1A.lAg Rottoas Lands.
f, .ttnd Order feo0 Blue Mass.
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In Chancery Court at Morris
town.
Original Bill.

Original BIZ.
C. Austin and wife H. g. AUSTIN h G Taylor.
1t appearing from the bill in this cause that
Charles r. Taylor, of the defendants is a nom
resident of the Stair 0f Tennessee 1t is therefore,
ordered by the Master that pubca ton be made
tor four successive weeks, in the MoRRIsTowS GA
zETTE, pnbiished at Morristawn, Tenn, notifying
Court, to be held at NJ rFistown.s for Hamblen
county, on the Third Monday in January, 1874
and 20 plead, answer, delnHr otherwise make de
tense ~ said bi the win be taken for con-
fesseslas to him, and set for hearing parte as
to him. This December 18th. 1873
true copy. Test: JOHN MURPHEY, G. * NJ
dsc 17-pr's fee IS
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ra. = Ga. RalIroad TIme.Table.
OrgnniNC Grnnges.

The undsPaigned is prepared to orgnnizs Oranges
thronx bout East Tennessee. He has been appoint
ed General Deputy for this section by the Master OF
the State Grange. His headquarters are at Knox
willie, where he can be reached by letter. All per-
cons desiring information, wanting his services
i'm lecturing the principles work Of the Order
or An organizing, can be accommodated. He has
the Constitution and Bylaws OF the National
erahss, and other documents which he can send
90 any one wanting them.
G. W. CHARLTON,
DOo. 6, T3. Gent Dep'ty for E. Tenn.
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EAST TENNESSEE TOBACCO.
HOUSE continues to keep full line
OfTobaccos, both chewing and smok-
ing, at the lowest prices.
WILLIAMS, ZISiMERIIAN s. WILSON.
dec u
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DAMAGE SUIT.-Dr. r. Il. Owens.
a citizen of Morristown, recently
brought salt against our corporate
authorities for damages in allowing
a portion Of First South street to be
fenced in, and for permitting several
nuisances to be erected upon said
street, in front of his residence. &c.
The case was heard by Esquire Don
aIdson, and Judgment rendered in
favor of the plaintiff i'll the sum OF
500, and costs of suit.
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=
to the Principal
jan7-2t GEORGE L. RUSSELL.
CHRISTMAS EVE AT THE TURLEY
House We were not there, but a
friend was who told us all about the
Hop at the Turlcy House Christmas
eve. 1t was just what we expected.
when informed that mine host and
hostess of the TurIcy more than sus-
tanned their proverbial and we'll
earned reputation as social enter
tanners and caterers for even the
most flstidious palatcs. Every thing
was arranged in order, and the fest
i've board was supcrabundant and
prepared in the best style. The
mtfsic was good, and the dancing the
best the girls and boys knew how to
dO,-and they know how to do it.
Individually we are not much on the
dance-having a bone in one leg and
n Quaker foot on the Other-yet we
regard il as healthful amusement,
and like tOssee old and young enjoy
themselves that way, when they rel
ish it. Nothing occurred to mar the
harmony of the joyous occasion.
Suspicious were raised, however,
that some things were said on the
sly that will result some of these
days in bringing to the editorial
table a beautiful package Of nice
things, with the compliments Of
and ~. Don't get scared, we'll
not print the names till the time
co,,,os
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Orr remaining stock of ShawIs,
Skirts, Wooden Hosiery, Gloves,
Undcrshirts, ETC.. etc, is now offered
at small advance on FIRST COST.
II. you want Bargains in this line Of
goods, give us a call.
L. Z. & c.. +. SPECK.
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DEALERS WILL FIND AT
COFFIN. MARTIN & CO.'S

Ilerees Prime and choice Carolina
Rice.
Bags ,Rangoon. do.
200 Boxes Candles.
200 Cases Oysters. full and short
weight YJT CT
125 Coils, 8, SIG and ! in Jute
Rope m
Rolls Sole Leather. Il
Boxes Best Indigo.
Barrels Maddes. ast0Rui-re2.
100 Barrels Louisville Cement.
: 25O Barrels French Broad Cement.
Pepper, Spices and paper bags,
and everything usually found in a
stock of we'll assorted Staple and
Fancy Groceries, nearly all of which
has been purchased for cash since
the failure Of Jay Cooke & Coz and
which we propose to sell for cash,
or to good and prompt paying pur-
chascrs, as low as goods of thc7sam
quality can be had in this market
We solicit an examination of our
stock, whether they wish to buy or
not. Respectfully, a'
COFFIN, MARTIN & Co.