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, 1874-08-18

Tho Arrnpnhoca and Choycnncs fn
wyoming pcnccnblv Inclined.
OMAHA. Eeb., Aug. 17.-The following tcle-
gram was received today by Con. Ord from Fort
Fottorman, Wyoming:
"A Cheyenne hnlt-broed from Powder River
reports TINT at council of tho Utieyo1.noa and
Arrapah0eB it waH decided to recall all hostile
partioa from tho vicinity Of tho railroad and re-
turn to tho Agency that about 200 lodges Of
~ 70 M es north ot t pGs
Of Arrapal,oea would follow iii day or two !;
TINT they woro worry hungry, and eating their
ll0rsos." sond this rutnor for what 1t il WORTH
, 1874-08-18

GLASGOW, Aug. 17.-Tho steamship State Of
Pol,nsylyauia sailed from Larno for Now York
yesterday.
L1yEnroo1, Aug t7.-Tha steamships Tturiu-
Gin and Java, from New York Peruvian. from
Montrenl aud Abbottsford, from rhitadolrllla
hnyo arrived out.
NEW YonK AUG. 17,-Arriyad, stcanacr I,!al,o
fran Liverpool, aud Rhoin, from Dremon.
LONDON, Aug. 17.---T!.u steamship La.y Iy-
emit, from Liverpool for Baltimore, put iuio
Queenstown. ireland, with hes machinery out Of
plt1ur,
, 1874-08-18

Srtrtaf D'spatcA to TIE Chicago Tribune.
INAUGURAL MEETING At THE GRAND HAVEN
TEoTT1Sd rAng.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Aug. IA large
crowd arrived this evening to atteud the iu-
alguratton mootlns Of tho Grand Haven
TrottinG-Tark Association, which commences to-
morrow and continues three days. The track is
In splendid condition, and gives the greatest
satisfaction. Eighty.soyon horses for the
trotsinE-racea have boon entered, many Of then,
from Chicago, milwaukee, Detroit, ind other
prominent r1aces. Tho first pool-seing to-
night was lively, with high prices for fayoritoH,
Iiie raced promise to bo unusually exciting, and
Broat interest il manifested already.
, 1874-08-18
a. Card.

Thu undersigned hearing frequent complaints from
Hrcs falling to hntt him vt hs supposed olce IN the
Fidelity Savings Bau and safs Depository, giyea no
co that, ace his uttgnaon from that institution In
tho spring OF lust year induced only by in,paired
huath) llo taa had no otlce In Chicago, rumaiuiug
mostly at hs country home, except when vt Washing
ton In tho winter. Ti1os. i. DAYAN,
EIMaunsr, Dupago Co., Ill.,, Aug. IT, 1871.
, 1874-08-18
LEAVE TO WITHDRAW.

New ORLEANS, La, Aug. 17.-Mossrs. J. A.
Dreaux and Lamort Rcnoudot, OF this place. re-
turned from st. nlartinsvllo this evening. re-
port that about 700 citizeuB Of the Parish OF st..
Martin assembled ut tho Courthouse this morl,-
lug mud demanded tho Resignation Of tie parish
officers. 1t seenls resistance to this donlnltl WAS
Anticipated, consequently considerable excito-
ment prevailed. Ihe officers resigned uudor
protest, yielding to superior force. No violence
was offered them. Fiyo hundred Of tho 700 cit
aous present we're mounted. No serious trouble
IL apnrahoutle1.
, 1874-08-18
CarltAt Atrocities mt s,,,n,,..,

The Madrid Government continues To brine
charsos OF The moAt feArtul atrocit,on cornulittol
report Of te Civil Governor of tncnoa aIon at .e
considering its source, bo read with caution,
Among the yicti1nH Of their forocity WA TIM
Captain Of tue 1tesoryye, Don Enrique Escobar,
,'n,1a whom they .1dn foa ~ y ~ is hose Ill in bod All
giving him n,,a.bur of bayolet ataba. throx
him out OF lilo balcony wl,ero tlluy tralnpcd o.,
him and mockta 1t his sutreriugl. TLey wore
, 1874-08-18
ALL ABOUT A COLORED RAG.

NEW YoKK, Aug. 17.-At the dedication of st.
Anthony's paroclial school, the harmony WAS
1narred by dispute between tho Italian Society
desired to carry tho Italiau flag in the process
sion, hut the Father Insisted that they should
march under tho rontitcal flag. Extreme fool
ing waB displayed by some members, and, rather
than surrender the emblom Of tho unity OF
1taiy, tho socisty dispersed. tho other nution-
a!itles-1roland, American, Belgium, etc.-aero
represented by their respective ilags.
, 1874-08-18

Of which shnll DO appod to the pay1nont at
Judgments obtninot III tho United Status Dis
ttiot Court OF this district by tho boIdolH OF Tho
bonds OF tho county. Tho amount Of Judgments
now roach over e200000 There Is renson TO boz
1oyo that tho Board will thiB timo mako tho lovy
rathor than encountor tho ponaltios for refusal
, 1874-08-18

The Bucks County (pa.) Mirror Bays TINT
thore wero Two men in Doylostnwn last Wednes-
day for tho purpose OF seeing tho circus, neither
Of whom had ever been to circus, although
66 yoara Of ago. Both live within sight Of
Doylestown, and one Of them, who has acquired
three farms by bis own thrift and oxortion. Las
mover been on a railroad-train.,
Tho Gid Congregational Church at South
nvoraary Of Its organization on SUNDAY. the 9th n
inst.
, 1874-08-18
Duryoas' Starch, ,

II In hard 10 1nass every QUO, but Duryea's Satin
dlnan Btareh "anl 'Imprpyol Ooyu Starch DOES It,
All gAl hollsckoepera nay 1t III Just tho thing Sold by
grncrrH generally.
Tlr1Hy1ILr, Deo. 0. 187l.-Durycas' starch has
proved ltself to bo 1le best We have ever used aud
chucrfu!ly recommonl It aa superior in gloss aud
weHc8s to any tlut has been introduced In this
market. Yours truly, 13iAoE bros,
propr. otors TituaYule Stem, Laundry,
, 1874-08-18
The COAL. TRADE.

rorrHvILhE, Pa., Aug. 17.-It ia gonorally he
Iieyel tint thero will bo suspension Of tho
principal colierles IN this region Tomorrow until
Aopt. j, tito supply Of coa hi tho marltot alraay
haing iii excoBH Ut tho demalM. hit iow empty
gara wn1o distributed to coul-doalera to-tny, ind
tho Indications are that thu suspension will soon
bocolno EUnoral.
, 1874-08-18

Tnes'ay, sept, i this well-ktown Academy ut Notra
Dame. which ocollpies no prominent position alnoug
educational Institutions III this country, will bcgn ity
twentieth anrilul session. Tloho who have daugnters
for whom they desire thorough education sloul.
sund thu1n to ta most admirable Institution, gco
advertisement,
, 1874-08-18
BUFFALO ITEMS,

8pfffae Uapnlth u Tic CAicaHo Trfbune
BUFFALO. n. T.. Aug. 17.-Capt. Charles
j. II. Bontley, yesterday afternoon foil through
Tho hatohWay IN sLore from tho fourth to tho
tirat story. lie wns aoriouHly hurt, 1t IL fearod
Internally, ~ blood came from hiH mouth and
, 1874-08-18
Double Murder at North Lcxlnetou,

sr. Lou1s, Aug. 1.-THE Globes Loxing-
ton special sava 3. II. johnson and his vito
were murdered at 2 O'Clock tls morung ut
NorsI, Lexington, on tue opposite sido of tho
rlyor, ny Alonzo JOHNSON. cousin OF the m,,r-
dored mai,. a brother Of Alra. Johuaon. namn,,
Lindsey, is also Implicated, No particulars Of
tho affair arc given.
, 1874-08-18
STEAMBOAT FREIGHT RATES ADVANCED,

HUtcIHg UixN0tch 10 The ChfcaV8 TrlbuUe,
DAYENponr, H., Aug. 17.-~On Saturday in-
efructona wore received here by tho agane of the
adyance freight rates on pouns1-froight > cclts
per loJ; also, III order Increasing tho tariN on
grRln to 6t. Louis 20 ceuta per lou.
, 1874-08-18

Gatn. o. 1Ie could talk, and WAS taken to hiA home
Tho Boloonors J. II. DontIy. j. q. Bawyer, @.
K. NimH, and Donaldson, which have bGen Ind
coal from Cleveland to Chicago. Tho schooner
Watson has not arrived yet.
, 1874-08-18

Brook HAVEN, Misa., Aug. 17.-Throe negroes
entered tho residence Of Mrs. II. l.. Dm4lly, at
o'clock Sunday morning, choked her and llor
daushtor, violated the person Of Mrs, Iuru]y,
aud forced her to giyo up what money she La1'
ahu thon proceeded to plunder tho house, taking
etc. One OF tho negroes las boon captured. iii,
otaorH arc atill at lntgo. Gsoat excitement,
, 1874-08-18
MAC0uP!N COUNTY ORDERED TO "C0ME
D0INH"

4spteiai Disnatch to 1Ht Chtcaao Tfibu,.t.
spRlNaFIELu, ILL.,, AuE. 17.-Jutlgo Trout will
order u witt Of mantlaniuB to Issue to-n!oruw,
directed to the Duarti Of Supervisors OF Alucoupln
County, ordering them to aYBosa upon tue tax,a-
bio proporty OF that county, In addition 10 I'LL
other taxaH, rato OF 11l {'sr cunt, tho procuods
, 1874-08-18

sE. Louis, Mo-, Aug. H.-Eight PRISONERS
"ero lodged IN our iail this morning, charged
with tlte murder OF Camlllis Trlbuo killed at
Ureadou some days Biuce,
, 1874-08-18

1.1rr1.,: IlocK, Aus. l7.-1ho Attorney. uouoral
doubled TINT 1t Is tho duty OF the Stute Treasurer
tn ruuoKnize tho Convention ordinance directing
lin to pAy out tho sinking aud sol,ou run.lp,
run tho Hfato Government with, aud pny tho
ordinary exI}cnseH Of the Convention.
Tho Republican State Central Committee hna
called u State Convention for tho 1htA Of BuE,-
tolnbor. Tho Comlnittoo ignores the proroilt
constitutional Convention. taking tllo position
that 1t wan called without authority.
, 1874-08-18

P1TTsnuNo, Pa., Aug. 17.-Honry Dooltgor and
his son John have been airostad on suspicion of
murder. Tue victim was Hon:y Daotsor's wife.
and tho murder WAS committed at tlloir home On
brownsville pike, abovo this city, about throo
weeks ngo. oo
, 1874-08-18
THE WEATHER.

WAsn1Noroa, D. c., Aug 17.-Oror the lakc
region, higher barometer, occasionally lower
temperature, cloudy weather, and in tho Lover
Lake legion occasionally rains.
LOCAL ODsEnYATIoNH,
tIJjre t,%<Y
, 1874-08-18

Goyaer {Saratogn) Water on Drnught
Dy luck L Nayncr, makers Of tas " hlara Cologuo,"
, 1874-08-18

Roed'a' Temple Of Music.
Fine rosewood pianos, prlceA 500 to 500; terms,
$50 cash, lalanco SEQ lrr 1uonth. Splendid organs
with ulx stops for $l95; tesH $9S cash, balance on
monthly raytncntg,
, 1874-08-18

Bussfug pl8Tty lively. Up 70 tnEB tIhle, 16ttF
stnto Conventions hayo bcon calIod to put in
lican on tho I'd, Independent OH the 8tl,, Tenn
peranco on tho 8th and Democratic on tho 10th
of Soptenber. A United States Senator In to bo
elected this winter, aud gentlemen who arc will
ing to sacrifice themselves as Senators, for tho
good OF rlle people, arc as thick aB flies.
A groat many reports Layo also beon sent
East TINT tho ndiaus, wero ovorrunning thiB
State. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-16
u ONE CHANCE IN Emery NINE /
AS FOLLOWS

The distribution will be in public. and will be
made under the same form and regulations as the
san francisco aEd Louisville Library Git Com
eerts, under the supervision OF a committee of
prominent citizens selected by the ticket holders.
Reference as to the integrity of the enterprise
aud ofthe management is made to the following
well kLo own ci.izens:
:, sam; L. iibba A; Toponce. J. Malsh j. II.
Gerrish-M Members Of City Council
Judge l. ). Black. Asst L. S. Assessor; Malsh 4
Greenwild. Propre!ors Metropolitan HOTEL Eu-
gine Moore, CITY, Marshal; W. W. Hull. Archi-
tect; j. kehoe. Constable J, kupfer, Jeweler;
Capt. > Howe. Contractor: Q. b. kichmoud d Co,
Commissie ion Merchants; NJ. + Campbell Proprie-
tor Of CsntIal Hotel; Singleton A Creath. pro
prletors Pacific stables; p. Hitch, Mer hant
Sandy. Utah A. u. Garrison. Helena. MontanI
We will also announce that each and every per
son buying ticket can al any and all times exam
lhe our bo K, and all uslness transactions con-
necied with the enterprise and as the drawing of
prizes will be placed in the hands oil honest and
di,ln crested mel. II will insure fair and i'm
partial distribution.
Gcod Responsible Agents Wanted LIber
al Com,nissiOn Allowed
e5-Ms ney should be sent by Express or By Draft
In any solvent bank. by Post Office Money Order
or gistered Letter, at our risk. For particulars
address.
f. w. MORGAN, Manager.
jahz3-o3m LOCK Box los, Corinne, Utah.
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ONE MORE FOR KELLOGG.

1t is not often that we are called upon to
commend the official acts of the de facto-ship,
and we are positively glad whenever he will
vary from his usual course and give us the
opportunity.
His recent appointment of J G. KilbOurne,
as Parish Judge Of East Felciana, vice
Judge Hughes, deceased, presents us with
the occasion Of saying that Mr.. Kellogg has
made most excellent selection.
Mr.. Kilbourne is a distinguished lawyer
and a gentleman of unblemished honor and
purity of character.
We learn that he has accepted this
posi- ton in obedience to the unanimous re-
quest of the bar, joined by the entire body
Of the respectable citizens of his parish, with
the view of rescuing them from the curse of
corrupt and incompetent judiciary. In
doing this he has sacrificed lucrative
practise.
We congratulate the people of East Felic:
ana upon their good fortune.
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OBITUARY.

DIED - HARTWIG NEWMAN, al Stuttgart Ger
many, on Sunday. May "a, 1874, aged 81 years.
His was the eye whose kindly beamng bespoke the
generous heart His the ver.radiant face which
marks the consciousness of moral recttude Endowed
with that physical and mental strength which ia to
youa source of joyful hope he douby blest in the
possession of those atainments which are as flowers
even upon the most barren liepath of their posses
sor. But death, who eds neither youth talent no
virtue, has laid his icy hand upon him. and we shall
see him here no more. Yet, in great sorrow
biissful consolation comes to That sweet infu-
ence which ever lit his brilliant eye, and spoke in
every lneament of his face-his soul-has gone into
blessed eternity His memory is enshrined within
the hearts of all who knew him. Peace Re with h g
asLesi GEO
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For the Bulletin
LOUNGINGS IN THE BOOK STORES.
BY XULMA.

Our thanks are due Mr.. Geo. Ellis, oppo
site the Post Office, for two late novels, both
of which possess considerable merit and in
terest.
"Valentine, the Countess or Between
Father and Son." Translated from the Ger
man Of Carl Detlef.
This novel though containing but few
characters and very simple plot, is replete
with interest, and is somewhat original in
conception. Valentine, beautiful, love-
able and gifted woman, marries man who
is merely an overgrown child, almost an
idiot, vet the reader feels that very INSULT
cient reason is given for the sacrifice, since
neither wealth nor title were the incentives J;
however, the interest is well sustained,
! though there is not much stirring Incident
throughout the work.
"Lady Anna," by Anthony Trollope. This
is another work from the pen of that prolific
writer, and like most of his writings, seems
to be purely production of the brain; the
heart has no part in its composition. Though
we must acknowledge that Trollope yields
a powerful pen, yet there is no pathos, no
delicate touches of nature that moistens the
eye or causes the pulse to quicken with
sympathy in any Of his works. He writes
too practically, for his characters act entirely
upon reflection and never upon impulse.
His writings display any amount Of study,
reflection, and thorough knowledge of hui
man nature but he lacks sentiment, which
is an essential for a popular novelist.
Appleton's Monthly Journal, combining in
one, five weekly numbers, is devoted to lit
eratnre, science and art. For light, transient
reading this journal is unsurpassed. The
articles are short and well written, being
the productions of some of the best maya
zine writer's in the country.
The London Graphic, with it's compliment
of fine engravings, court news, etc. lies be-
fore u.s. While turning the heavy, vel
printed pages, one is forcibly struck with
the contrast that exists between the Amer-
can and English styles of executing such
york. The English productions claim supe-
riority in the texture and quality of the
paper, aud in the superior finish of the en-
cravings, WHICH are Hucn more ulStlucU ana
executed than the American.
The Americans are undeniably fast peo-
pie, and in no respect do they display the
more than in the publications,
etc, with which they food the
An event has scarcely transpired
ere it is photographed, transferred by some
lightning process to the pages CT daily or
weekly paper, which is scattered broadcast
to appease the Unsuitable curiosity of the
gaping thousands whose minds crave and
feed upon startling events.
Consequently the execution of the engrav-
lngs must be rough and imperfect, and not
calculated to refine the taste or give the
public very high conception of
art |
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The practical workings of the Mutual
Aid and Benevolent Life Insurance Assoc l.
ton are manifested in the disbursement of
1868, sos, during a period of six years, a
very large proportion of which has been
paid to widows and orphans who had little
or no other dependence.
No man or woman has right to hazard
the family interest. What incentive be-
yond their own feelings sho lid prompt
them to make some effort at least to secure
their dependent cnes from possibility Of
future wants And v hat excuse can be given
when such benevolent institution a. the
above exists in our city,
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We will continue 70 sell on
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1874
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Below Cost Price.

All our Goods have been purchased for CASH. ant
are marked down at such sstonishngly Low Prices al
to entirely defy competition.
few of our prices mention, such as:
| 10 cases Best American PRINTS at SIC. per yard.
| 10 White and Brown COTTONS at 71.c. per yard
| yard.
Printed Linen LAWNS at 15c. and 171zc per
Assorted GRENADINES from 12,zc to zoe
| per ya.d
200 pieces Check JACoNET, from la1sc to 15c. per
400 Striped NAINsOOK at zoe. and Csc. per yard.
| 500 French ORGANIZES at SOC. the 81.
| 300 Printed Irish LINEN at 32kc.
| 100 White Irish LINEN at 80 &c.
200 Genuine Platillas LINEN at Soc. worth 4O;
500 Genuine Creas Bretannas LINEN below cost.
400 doz French Isle Thread HOSE at So, formerly
SIS, etc.
Ladies. country merchants and planters inv ed
to call and examine our stock, as this will probably be
the only good opportunity this year to buy Superior
No goods will be reserved. The whole stock must
be sold before the 18th of next month.
J. TURCOTTE,
Je7 1t2dp 1853 Canal street.
VIEW ORLEANS &C! ACADEMY OF SCI
SECTION OF AESTHETICS AND ARCHITECTURE.
On Mondav, the 9Th inst. at half past O'Clock P
Whitney Carter
Admission FREQ. The public is invited
UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS,
Corner Of Baronne aud Common streets.
Je7 Su& MOE 2ps
PIANO ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Six BLUTHNER Upright Gold Medal Pianos.
Twelve WESTERNAYER Upright Pianos
Three KOP3 Capinet Grand Pianos
Eight Pleyel Pianos in Rosewood and Ebony cases
On the way Zen steinway Square and Upright Pianos
inducements to piauo buyers.
Second hand pianos At . bargain.
LOUIS GRUNEwALD.
Je' Grunewald Hall. IS Baroune street.
III. l.. BYRNE & CO.
THIS WEEK
We shA,i add several lots Of New Goods in our Dress
Department, At extraordinarily low prices;
Together with
Enormous Reductions
In heavy WHITE GOODS. LINENS. COTTON GOODS.
Those who buy for
READY NEY.
Will find it greatly to their interest 70 make note Of .b
above.
NJ. L. BYRNE & CO.,
Jet 1t 2dp 1e9 Cana, .tr...
PUBLIC NOVALE.
Committee on Contributton..
JOHN PHELPS. Chairman;
J. n. O0LESBY, TT. AmKv
Contributions may bs sent to any member Of tn Z
committee
Committee meets daily It The Cotton Exchanse..
sp2e 2dpu
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The best way to get rid Of ants that we
kno is to trap them with a sponge, Pro
cure large sponge. wash it well and press it
dry, which will leave the cells quite open
then sprinkle over and in it as much as pos
sible some fine white sugar, and place it
where the ants do congregate. They will
soon collect upon the sponge and enter into
its coils, and then You can cut short their
career by dipping the sponge into boiling
water.-MobiIe Register.
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az will say that am not, nor ever have
sseen in favor of making voters or jurors Of
negroes, or of qualifying them to hold
office, nor to intermarry with white people !;
and will say, in addition to this, that there
lisa physical difference between the white
and black races, which believe will forever
forbid the two races living together on terms
of social and political equality. |, as much
AZ any other man, am in favor of having the
superior position assigned to the white
ran. "-Abraham Lincoln, Sept. 10, 1858.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 4, 1874.
To the & iitor of the N. .. Bulletin:
Sir-You will confer great favor on the
Morgan Base Ball Club by publishing the
following notice.
At a regular meeting held by the Morgan
Base Ball Club the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months: A.
Cook, President; w. J. Kane, Vice Pres-
dent; E. D. Brown, Treasurer; b. Stark,
Directors: A. Cook, chairman, J. Sullivan,
w. f. Mcneil
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Haley, of Commercial Alley, who keeps
us always supplied with the iatest pubiioa-
tions, has our thanks for the Clipper, New
York Mercury, Capital, Mark Twaiu's
Sketches, Appletons' Journal. Boys and
Girls Weekly, Saturday Journal and the
New York dailies. The Commercial Alley
Depot is favorite place Of resort, and
everything in the literary line can be found
at Haley's.
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Too much praise cannot be awarded that
efficient officer, Capt. Mccain, Of the Third
Precinct, for his energetic and determined
action in the hunt after Berth. For the
last four nights he has been on the trail with
out sleep, and it NJ doubt will be due to his
activity that this notorious man will be
captured, for captured he will be.
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For the benefit Of such young ladies in
New Orleans as are affected with the Bar
rcst fever we extract the following from an
sm Boston, on Monday night, as Richelieu.
AT Che end of the fourth act he was called
,assi three times-and enthusiasm in Boston
rs axdor amongst icebergs, and means good
s3ealn
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The two most notable of the minor Incl
afenSs attending the Cars visit, were his
asersiew with the Archbishops Of Canter-
SaTy and York, and his visit to the Empress
Eugenie at Chiselhurst-a visit, the sgnifi
'ssa,scc of which he took care to emphasize
by asserwards sending for the Prince Impe-
RAJ 70 visit him at Buckingham Palace, and
by paying especial attention to him when he
/. x,saain, at Woolwlch yesterday. The Impe-
sgiiaaists are in high glee over all this. They
: fssisare that the Gear spoke openly to the
ss%srrsss and to the Prince of his desire to
SIS sae Empire restored in France, and they
ssssS.t that when this is done. France will
! ind 'n Russia that ally for whom she is now
sas,king IN order to get cher revenge"
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sS}f the internal fanatics and Abolitionists
ever get power in their hands, they will
override the Constitution, set the Supreme
Coxrt at defiance, change and make laws to
xast themselves, lay violent hands on those
Nkc differ with them in their opinions, or
hare question their infalliblity, and finally
bankrupt the country and deluge it with
GMOOd. n-Daniel Webster.
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SprOssle + .McCOUls,

Spr0WSe j. .MeC0sOn's
Immense Stock Of
FINE ChoTHIN NC
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
SELLING OFF REGARDLESS OF COST.
B ach and Gray Alpaca Sacks At a. s. and a eaoh.
Nerino Sacks. at IS and IS each.
White Linen Duck Sacks. at 50 so and IS esch
Striped Bingham and Linen Sacks .. 81 IS. and 81
each.
White flannel Suits at SIS each.
White Linen Duck Pants at 81 50 pair.
Striped Linen Pants at 81 so 3 pair.
Light Cashmere aud Mohair Pans u 3! 60 ., so
and S 81 pair.
White and Colorsd Msrseilles Vests 1t 81 eaoh.
Linen Bosom Shirts 81 50 each. worth 81 50.
Nainsook Shirts an Drawers st 81 each.
Whit Jean Drawers fbestI At 81 each.
sle Thread and aaaze Shirts At Scotia, 76e.s and 81
each.
Brown English half Hose At 81 50. s. and 81 per
dozen.
Light Sun Umbrellas 1t II 50 each
All other goods in proportion.
Extra Large st.es In Clothing sp eialty
SPROULE & MccOWN,
is7su We saadp 70 and a g. eaa.,es street
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