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The Border Operations OF the Mexican
Randftsf,., 49,.

WASHINGTON, November s2-General Ord, in
command Of the Department or Texas, under GATE
OF September 10Th, sent his report 70 the Assistant
Acknowledgement Of the military division. OF the
operations Of The Mexican banditti, most OF which
has been anticipated by the press publications. The
report closes with the following significant suggee-
tons: -,
II seems to me that the circumstances of the
plumber Of the stock-runcties on the Rio Grande
are almost Identical with the piracies committed on
our commerce at one time by the Alserines, who
fed in safety to their own ports with their prizes
Then the offences were committed On the open sea,
and here they ale committed with the same ease on
The open plains. In both cases the pirates FOUND
ready sale for their captures In the ports. where
their expeditions were fitted o9t.yiz., Alglers,
Tripoli, &c, for the Moors, and Matamoras, Rey-
nase, CaInargo, 'Meir. and Guerrero, for the
Mexfcans; and In both cases the pirates were
rewarded by promoHon and honors: !. patro.iias the
fercepting the raiders before they can reach the
river with stolen herds in their possession Is as If
we had tried to stop depredations upon our COM
coast of Africa with view Of Intervening some
leagues of land with his American prize
"The success of Captain McNaliy, of the State
possession OF stolen herd recently was due to his
accidentally Capturing two Struggling robbers, Who
by The Use of the only ehectual means known In
such cases, but legitimate enough Tor regulars to
apply, were, compelled to beiray The position and
II nave reason for he belief that the order from
the Mexican Government for the arrest OF Cortthas
was due 10 the order for the movement of naval
the only leader of radng bands, and the others are
still at their old business, some more efectual
measure mnstbe adopted than sending troops and
sil1s look MSe our people 6Reng Se
the sailors and soldiers, however willtng, can do
nothing If confined to this side of the river" g
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Hon. Orris W. Ferry, United States sena.
tor from Connecticut, died yesterday at bis
home, in Norwalk. Mr.. Ferry entered the
Senate in 1867, and 10 1873 was reelected by
o ca ition OF Independent Republicans aud
Democrats over General Hawiey, the regular
Republican candidate. He bad four years OF
bis secoud term yet to serve. His illness was
q softeniug of tbe:spinai marrow, from which
he had been suffering for several years: Mr..
Ferry was one, of the most prominent men
In the Senate, aed possessed great influence
on account of his purity and ability. He was
Republican by conviction. but to him
party considerations were never superior TO
his 0 mn sense of justice aud duty.-Ba!ts-
more american, 22d. h@H -s'.'s' ~ :.t.15 y:
Tbe death Of senator Ferry, of Connect.
cut, creates vacancy in the Senate, which
will no doubt be filled, by gubernatorial ap.
pointment, by q Democrat until the meeting
Of the Legislature, which viii be elected in
April next. - - a..
The Washington correspondent of the Cin-
cinnati ComnerciSt telegraphs that Mr.
Swami of Maryland, has taken up his resi-.
dence in Washington for the winter, and
publicly announces his purpose to begin
active operations to secure the Speakershlp
for Mr.. Kerr, Of Indiana. #
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We published a.. day or two since yer


We published a. day or two since very
Interesting letter from young professional
friend now in the United States service on
the Plains, giving some account Of the
"Black HiIs,"sthe land OF golden fame
which is the object of three.sided conflict,
the United States, the indians, and the
gold.hunters each representing one side.
Our young friend deserves our thanks for
bis letter, and also for specimen of the ma
tive gold gathered fromtbe mines. We could
grasp" little more of this sstrash "(BRU.
TUs) than is sent us, but it is enough for a
specimen. Anybody DESTROYS of lighting
his way to the Black Hills through United
States soldiers, and Indians led by "sPoTTED
TAIL i" or the "LIrrLE BAD MAN." whom we
take to be the devil, may get taste of the
Black Hills by paying US visit.
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naash n ~. 8. 4. nfettauer.

1 Death Of DR.. y. +. Mettauer.
s. ii, ail Soushside Virginia no man surviving
iafs III saoss nan tsise
late De. j. r. MKrrAuE, who dieasat bss re-.
sldence. at old Prince Easard Courthouse.
Yesterday afternoon. FSfas many years as
we can recall, his name hAs been literally 9
.,,eussho!d word iu the countless adjoining
prirce Edward; aud bis fame has extended
over q great part Of the Union. BE was
distinguished particularly as surgeon,
though his 49, success As u 81 physician
was little less marked. Up 70 the
last moment or his life, though nearly
ninety years DID,, he was In full practice,
having at his home q private hospital, which
was no doubt we'll supplied with patients,
He was man Of scrupnleus integrity, hlsh
tone, much culture, and great gravity and
dignity Of manner. The people, OF Prince
Ed ward#'lt feeias if tAsy had lost friend
aud protector, 90 strong aud so uni gersal IN
that county waa the confidence felt in his
cti1i Fs - $3.50 5ssf s fasy ..feffissss..
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Z. !, arius B ] |, !
8rsnes,al 3, iegram % .se Dispasesl..

EJpesiai t. egFam 70 she DispatePI
GHasLsarestlE her This
ever evening ahons 8 slock. While mos oEs6df
people wefa atl ebure. I, ons6E the p6fdest
and most datlng burglar .ies sssF eomtalstsd
10 our city wa perpesratee' a,on tteSdsug.
store Of DR.. Is q. Gofton & sssss1s, on Capitol
street between Front and vfrg lois ssrsets,
Entrance was effected by breakinag the glass'
siB the front door. The key being on the in-
side, the door was unlocked and about fifteen
doIIaS taken OUT TINT being ann rHs moEeyst
sdrawss. The thieves hsye not set besn! sps
y,rahended
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yeSv York 1terns.

= NEW YoE x, November Backward Loyey,
cashier OF Devoe otl.Works, shot himself through
the hear. - = gsstses., a., .l.s5 = &
Two hundred laborers, engaged at Berger's tun.
mel, engaged in a drunken row to-dny.f All kinds
OF weapons were used. Twenty eight arrests were
made. 1870,
day.. One killed and one fatally injured EFtr5
Ihs Pacific Mail Steamship Company are suing
e1-rongress man John =. shumnker, of Brooklyn,
unlawfrl!y paid him by The company's agent, Ricn.
ard b. iswin, for services rendered In pracurin9
subsidy for the company IN 1879. - IT
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KEPUBLlGAN INTERESTS Ia VIE
- ,..,v G6ETA.r, - fr.ttt4r- as.5trF

TALK ABOUT REHIsTRIBUTIS ING THE 9 oFERFAENT
OFFICES In RICHMOND VAN Lew: 10 BE
RETAINED cAs PosTM ksTER - COLLECTOR RUS
! .S6LIs, P0LITlCAL, RECORD o.. z. - COUNCIL
OF REPUBLICAN, LEADERS. .Istfn 3;tbG3fs7z &
iaSt ,lSpsciaieteiegramt to the Dlspatch;l fd}E,
/ .WAsHrSGroN, November 22.-There hiss
been an uouspal activity tere to-day with
regard to the Republican political interests
In Virginia. "A, heavy delegation, represent.
ing that, party in the State, is here, and
others are expected tomorrow, when.it Is
thought there will be a general pow.wow
with reference to their party interests. Thus
far, asis officially stated, the. plans that bad
been determined upon for redistribution Of
officers in the State, and particularly Rich
nond, have not been successful, although
they were urged upon the. President and
Cabinet officers in the interest Of the Repub.
Iican organization. jsIi 81 - u - 49,
It can be stated upon the authority of
Postmaster General Jewell that no change
will be made in the Richmond post-ofice,
and 1t is equally certain that there is no inlen-
ton whatever on the part of the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue or the President
to submit to the views of those who have
been making fight to have Russell removed
from the collectorship of the Richmond dis
trict. Commissioner Pratt says that his pc.
litical and official record il entirely satisfac.
tory, and there is no Intention, so far as the
Internal Revenue Office is concerned, of en-
dorsing any movement looking to bis reno.
val, and Postmaster-3eneral Jewell says that
all efforts for a change In the postmastership
of Rich nond baye been futile, and his reply
to all inquiries from delegations asking
whether the President would consent to the
removal of Miss Van Lew for political rea.
sons mas been that in his opinion the Presl.
dent would not consent to any such de-
mand.e % .egH.Ga. a;t v4.-t s..
1t is given out to-day that meeting of
prominent Virginia Republicans will be held
here tomorrow to consider the question Of
their, future welfare, and among those ex-
ipeeted to be present are Messrs. John
F. Lewis, L. H. Chandler, Alfred
Morton, DR.. Gilmore. J. Amber Smith,
Major Braxton, and Judge B. w. Hughes,
and Others. They will combine with Colo.
mel Mosby In asking certain concessions from
the Administration, and this movement will
be in the tbird-term interest for President
Grant. Thus far little isrlearued as to the
extent of the demand which may be made.
but judging from the temper Of the Wash
ineton authorities on what has already been
submitted for approval 1t is not likely that
the demands Of the meeting will frd an echo
in official quarters here. ~. TINoN.
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VINE Will be successor Of Prasidsns
Grant In Case or His Death.


WAsHisSTez laovemher Fhe death
d vics, Rresi6Sf wilson ralS@ the ques.
slons Whb wlllbs ths succesaord President
Gfant ia. case BE- his sdathf sf will be re-
nembersd that ghomas ". Ferry, Of MichI-
gan, was elected President pro lem. Of the
Senate during the illness OF Mr.. VIII.
son, when the special session og the
Senate was held in April last: Such
q selection BY the Senate amounts
to this: The selection remains IN
force until the, Vice.P President again pre-.
sides. When he again assumes bis duties the.
appointment offthe dd interim officer be.
comes void. g Vow, the factiis that Mir. Will.
son did not preside at the special session
after. Mr.. Ferry was installed. The latter
continued to act throughout Che whole time,
and adjourned thesbedy. II President Grant,
therefore, should die Or resign before the
United States Senate meets the successor to
the chair would be Ferry. si.1 T1aoE.
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Bank Suspension.


SUSPENSION OF THE BANK OF cULPBPER-A ASSETS
AND LIABILITIES RESIGNATION OF THE PRE-
sIDENT - RICHMOND PARTIES TELEaRAPHED
FOR. d..
So Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CsLpEPER, VA, November 22.-The sus-
pension of the Bank of Culpeper, although
apprehended by few of our business. men
last week, was not publicly known until this
morning. Great excitement prevails, and
there are many long faces seen on the streets,
as our businessmen, and even private indi.
viduals, had considerable sum of money
deposited in the bank-probably thirty thoC-
sand dollars. The county treasurer de-
posted large amount Of the county funds
last week. i T. 5"!"-.. ssas-.s
Until meeting of the directors is had,
which takes place tomorrow if the parties
telegraphed for in Richmond arrive, it is i'm.
possible to ascertain the liabilities of the
bank, though we learn from one Of the off,
GERS they will probably exceed fifty.fye thou
sand dollars. There is of course great exag.
geration Of the matter.
. learn from reliable source that there
will be arrangements made by which those
who deposited in the bank will not lose, and
that the assets are equal to the liabilities.
The stockholders having never paid up the il
full amount Of subscriptions, which now will
be required Of them, 1t is to be hoped the
bank will be able to pay dollar for dollar
and resume business In a short while. The
public is entirely ignorant of the cause Of the
suspension, and the whole affair will be
mystery until there is q meeting of the direc'
tors and report made. DR.. j. T. Johnson
the president Of the bank, has rendered bis
resignation, which viii be acted upon at the
meeting Of the directors. 25d tE3
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sasfhortl,a Remains.

MONTREAL, November 22.-The cure OF the
pGaTsn Sf So,rs Pane has gysn public notice mat
Yesterday the cures OF the Roman Catholic
churches OF this city announced the reception Of q
pastoral letter relative to the snterment of the re-
mains of Joseph Guibord IN fconsecHated ground.
The pastoral says For we have truly declared in
virtue Of the Divine power that we exercise in1he
name OF the Pastor Of Pastors that the place where
this rebelous son OF the Church las been deposited
is separated from the rest Of the eonsecrated ceme
terry, 10 be no longer more than profane place-au
ordinary piece OF groupd.n St t~ssFsE st~E3
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10 . . :. 'E'f'sss - Sc -. 49,
The Augusta Contest.

"A special telegram in another column
shows thst the Governor and the. Attorney.
General have reconssaered their opinion in
she contested-eiection case from augusta
county and adopted the correct one. Both
these officers are such good lawyers. that q
reconsideration conld not well have resulted
otherwise. They doubtless decided the case
10 the first Instance .oas of hand and without
due rsd.ction. 80. - e,..tI -
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Terrible Accident.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 22.-Caleb
Athey, resident of this city, had both legs
cus off yesterday evening about 7:A0 O'Clock
by an engine on the Virginia Midland road
while attempting to:cross the track on Duke
street in company with two ladies'. The
ladies escaped unhurt. Mr.. Aihey died from
his Injuries this morning. I s. s2sa ,E.i
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The Vice.P resi dency.

The death of vice.President WILSON
makes the President pro tempore Of the
Sc nate vice. President Of, the United States
until the office is. filed by the next e'eceiop.
Senator Il. w .hFsRRY, of Michigan, is the
President pro tenapore, and is therefore now
Vice President. - ~:
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Death 81 pr. ]. sp. stsstaass..l

I IspeclhI teIeBFsul-so9UH NlsPatcnJ
F1RMyuLE, November %. pr, John 2.
Mettauer died at his residence, seven miles
distant from here foid Prince Edward Court
house), this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Of some
affection OF the Kidneys. BE was in the
eighty-eighth year 81 bis age, and has been
prominent id bis profession dss arthof and
operator for more than half a century.
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weather Prohab1lisies

WAsMEGToN, November ,22.4Fof the South
Atlantic ana Eastern Gulf States, high barometer.
northeast to southeast winds, continued co!d and
partly ciondy weather. In the latter possibly oc-
casionaI rains are probable. - -
[ For the Middle States and New EDgiandf high
followed by falling haroeteE soutEerty 70 easfery
Winds win cold. partly cloudy weather In The last
district and rising per5ture thcreasthg cfoud-i
ness, and possibly rain snow In the first.
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Fhe HAugussa Contest-The Attorney
General Recensiders his Opinion
The Gevernor wall not Order New
y e Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
sTAUNToN, Va, November 22-3:20 P. u
The following letter was received by Hon.
Alexander 81. II. Stuart this morning from
Governor Kemper: ~ s.
"GoYERNoR's OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.,l
November 20, 1875.
g Ny Dear Mr.. Staart: ....,. s.,ss;.fss.z !, T
After further conference with Mr.. Da-
MEL, and careful investigation for myself OF
the questions involved, conclude that 1t Is
my duty to refer all the matters connected
with your resignation to the House Of Dele
gates, and not In the mean time to issue q
writ of election. = ae1
"The Attorney General concurs In the
propriety of this course. The meeting of
the House is SO, close at hand it seems to me
best to leave the matter to that body, which
is sole Judge OF thereturns and qualifications
Of Its own members. Your resignation, il
you adhere to 1t, will be promptly COM
municated to that body. ii
seWith great respect, yours,
81. LSKRAPER.n
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rur .pprs1DTST or: rHE sENArR.,

/ The special session Of the Senate called in April
last after an exciting caucus. seecfed Thomas W.
Ferry, of Michigan. against Henry 3. Anthony, Of
Rhode Island as the competitor for the place.
There has been no change In the Senate since All
the new members participated in the eaucn. de-
Liberation which brought about the nomination
ine does not reverse It's selection ef last April Mr.
Fesry will be the presiding ofhc. r.,
ffie revised statutes contai the following: =. .
"In case ofrremov DEATH resignation. or ina
bility of both The President and Vice. President of
the United States the Prestden. of the Senate, or
If they be none, then the Speaker Of the House OF
RcpresentaIiyes, for the time being shall act as
President until the disability is removed or new
.prSsident elected. n:.g,yi .,iS. ao, -. fEff 81,
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ne RELIGIOUS SERVICE conducted
by members Of the Young Mems Christian as:ocia-
ton will be held this Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock, at the Oregon BILL Methodist church. All
persons are invited to attend.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, by the Rev. Father Reilly, on the 7th
instant. in Raleigh, N. c., MIR. WILLIAM MIL
LER to Miss MAGGIE MORAN; both of this city.
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NoTICE.-TO OWNERS OF STOCK
IN GENERAIlY,AED IN PARTICULAR TO
CATTLEJlWNERs IN oCKETTs AND Full
Ton WHO GIVE. THEM IN CHARGE OF
ROYSTO MIND.-You are Eerehy forbidden from
lying nersbeast OF 3Chimtorazo and chesapeake
and York River railroad Hereafter ali who 80 Tres
pass will subject themselves 90 daraaoes s
3t f5sfSt$e Davis ANDERSON. JR.,s q
NOVEMBER 90. 1875. no ss. aIH
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no17.tNo30

NJOTICE-TO TAXPAYERS OF HEN
IN RICO COUNTY, The tax bills for Tucka-
hoe, Broekland Fairfield. and Varina townships
will be ready for collection at the Treasurers sce
in the County Courthouse, from the 18th to the
be added and the bills sent out for col
lection. "a %i'r WILLIAM M. MCGRUDER, 2
no S-tNoy3O -gsf-.E .r.; i County Treasurer;
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THAsKsGIvISG-DAY.
TAXES.

~~-~-~~~~~~~~-~>~~~~~~~-~~-
ITO TAXPAYER OF CHESTERFIELD
i COUNTY, viii be at my Office. In Mancbes-
ter until December LIST rext, for the purpose OF CIV
Ing all persons from all the magissrtal districts of
Chesterfield, an opportunity of paying their taxes
the amount of said taxes. ALI tax-bis unpaid on
December lst 1875 will be sent out for immediate
collection w. 3. WOOLDRIDGE,
no 23-7t Treasurer Chesterfield county.
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III -
NJ THOSE PEOPLE WHO HAVE

M THOSE PEOPLE WHO HAVE
not supplied themselves yet with DRY GOODS for
the coming winter should COST once to ,y,- ,-
i7E1 sYoLE BReTHRRs',,
II. ;ifs 429 BROAD. STREET.
They can nnd there one Of the larges, and best
assorted stocks Of =.
IN the State at prices lower than ever.
They have ussreceived some great bargains from
New York auctions, AMONGST which are
Fifty pairs WHITE BED.BLANKBTs at sa.2s
worth $4.75; E@ .s
Fifty pairs WHITE BsD-BLANKETs at $4.75,
usual selling price $3.50.
Don't fail TO look at these goods, as they are me
cheapest ever soldin this city.
Look at our COMFORTS at so worth 1926;
CoLoRED BLANKETS and QUILTS at astouish-
tngiy low prices; .agc@
CARPETS, OIL-CLoTHs, RUGS, ana HAS
SOCKS at less than manufacturers prices.
sHAwLs.t sHAwLs! sHAwLs. sHAwLs!
The largest stocks Of sHAwLs ever shown In
this city, from 3oc.up to sl5.. Save money BY ex.
amining our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
LADIES and MISSES, BOULEVARD aud BAL
MORAL SKIRTS at reduced prices;
Five hundred pieces BLEACHED and BROWN
. C0TTONS retailed at wholesale prices;
sHEETrNGs and PfLLOw-cAsE CoTTOSs at
less than market value;
IRISH LINENS, LINEN and COTTON Ola.
=, PERs, BIRD's-EYELINEN,ve very shesp;
TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE.CLo Otis, q. great
ly reduced prices. .a IT,
Look at our TABLE and PiANO-COvERs.
Large stock Of GENTLEMsN's FURNISHING
GOODS.
LADIES, UNDERWEAR q speciality.
LADIES' and MISSES STRIPED HOSE.
BERLIN, BUCK, and KID GLOVES audGAUST-
10 LETS. ;,stG rpf H.al .4gFas4 ...
BAREGEs and GRENADINES for Wells n navy
blue and seal-brown. ~ .aaa1
New styles NECK-soARFs, COLLARS, cgFPs.
BELTS, CENTENNIAL CHAINS, COMBS;
CROCHET sAcQUEs and HOoDs;p ,. 80
KNIT JAcQUETs in very large sizes;
1000 pieces NECK and SASH RIBBONS In al
shades and widths.
Our, CASHMERE department Is completes, from
15c. up to SO per yard.
BEAVER and CHINCHILLA CLOrHs at very low
prices.
DRESS GOODS DREss GooDs!-A full line in
Il solid colors.
FIG URED ALPACAs and PLAIDsi
NAyY,BLUE EMPRESS CLOTHS .. 25. aud
All fashionable shades In CAsHMEREs at soc.
worth SOC. ~ .t.l"
Our stock Of MOURNING GOODS is, one Of the
largest in the city, and we offer great bargains.
Call and convince yourself, it4
BLACK ALPACAs from 20c. to IL per yard.
1 You can save from 20 to IS per cent in brying
4 your Alpacas, fromus- iN4 = 30
FLANNELs in all eolors and at all prices:
FANcY-sTRIPED FLAKNELs Tor opera 0loaks;
all colors;, tfa:s -
CoRsETs from soc. up to s5 per pair;
Just look at our s1 CoRsETs worth $i.7s;
rs pieces TYCOON REFS in beautiful patterns.
Call aud examine our stock, as you viii aad Il 70
your advantage TO do so.l - aia 90
I .Ea gaslla4z 4. b sYCLE BReTHERs,
2sI5.@ a,s sea,s 't,se'1' 42s Broad street,
!. no1sa between Fourth and FIFTH streets.
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HAlR-WGRK, &c.
ID EMoVAL !. REMOVABLE =

h. @sjiJi5gJ Gts-} 70. ejst-.Ls !. 4. - - .
will respectfully call the attention OF the ladies'
to the fact that have removed 70 NO u! Br4 3,,
under much less expense VIII be. able TO supply.
ihem In HUMAN HAJR.WORK, FANCY GOOOSf
JEWEERY, &c, at prices defying competition:
LACES Done up and repaired by Mrs: GRAN ,
aERos-"'.,-- 1F,z-lsslt.,= 4 e. L. GRANGER, -
60 10 TIL Broad street
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lFAARs AND FEAsTs.

FAIR AND ShLE.-The ladies will com.
a, menee SALE for the benefit of the MOORE
MEMORIAL CHAPEL at IL O'Clock TO-MOR-
ROW CIV ednesdsyl MORNING, on Franklin be-
tween Third and fourth streets, and will continue
three days. no 28-3tk
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ROARDINa AND L0DaINa.

I
~%-~~~~~~
.HAVING ADDED FIVE NEW ROOMS
III to my house / am prepared to accommodate
MORE BOARDEBS with pleasant apartments,
library attached, suitable for small family. Can
also accommodate DAY or TRANSIENT BOARD.
Frs Mrs. nj. T. PARKER, 1
No. TIA (Dr. Parker's) Franklin street.
y no 22-6t 8 5l between Seventh and Eighth. I
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.asE S,f STATE REVENUE CFFICE,t r
;-u No. ID Eleventh street )
STATE TAXES. J s.- y,z iasars.
The bins for State taxes for this year are now due
and ready at this office.
Five per cent will be added to all bills not paid on
or before 30th November.
WILLIAM P. RAGLAND,u
no 17.tEo30 81. =,ts'.- e.'tH"A A. T.
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W. WHITE QUILTS AT 81 WORTH
q! S1.5 o, at $3.50 worth $3.50. al $3.50 worth
So, at $50 worth IS, at Us worth 10, at ~
worth 81 J; also, QUILTS at sSs Sl9 ,and $i2i
Look at our NE-DoLLAR TWo7BUTToNKI KID
GLOVES. s5 81 no17