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Mississippi's Dead at Arlington.

A resolution ia before the State
Senate providing for the removal OF
the remains of the soldiers Of the 7th,
9th, 10th, 29th and 44th Mississippi
regiments who fell at the battle OF
Mumfordsville, X ntucky. OF course
we sympathise with this proposition
but while the question is up we
would call the attention of our Leg
islature to the fact that little squad
of dead Mississippi soldiers sleep in
the Military Cemetery ut Arlington,
almost within the shadow OF the
monument to Washington and the
dome of the Capitol, and that upon
the rude head board that marks each
grave is painted--after the name,
regiment and State-the word
"Rebel." North Carolina was SINH
larly represented at Arlington last
year, but she recalled her soldier
boys; took them home to sleep til
doomsday on their mothers breast
to sleep in the old North State as
Patriots, while the slabs erected for
degrading designation were left to
rot beside the deserted, empty graves.
Now those OF Mississippi who fell
at Mumfordville sleep among friends
even though strangers guard then
silent couches, but those who lie
upon the ridge at Arlington, buried
in the stolen homestead Of their grea'
commander, are denied even thu
charity OF decent epitsphs.
Mississippi should follow the e1
ample of North Carolina and rsmov'
those fallen braves; should brlnt
their bodies home as kentuck..
brought home her dead from th
plains OF Mexico.
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WE publish the advertisement this
morning of Messrs. HAMILTON u Co.,
who have established Lumber Yard
near the MOI lie s. Ohio Railroad de-
not. This is a business that has long
been needed in the city, for on many
occasions our saw mills have been
unable to supply the demands for
lumber, and builders and contractors
have been forced to accept the in
convenient alternative of ordering
from points elsewhere.
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We would be glad if our country
friends would send us in statements
of number of hogs and aggregate
weights of meat killed on their res
spectivs places this winter. We
never tire of publishing these items
and if our readers only realized the
benefit conferred upon their section
by their publication, and the pleas
urable esgerness with which they
are read by their well-wishers all
over the country, they would Ger
tainly spare the little time and
trouble it will take to furnish them.
The world wants to know what
the people of this glorious country
are doing, and we ask our readers to
help in our "report of progress.
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FRIDAY NIGHT.

Notwithstanding the continued
threatening of the elements above
and the miserable slush under foot,
quite a fair audience, representing
the most appreciative of our commu-
nifty, assembled at the Court House
on Friday night to witness the per-
Torrance of Hamlet" by that popu-
lar young tragedian, Mr.. Frederick
Warde. Those swho failed to be
present missed a rare treat tor that
talented actor, supported by large
and admirable company, not only
sustained himself in the leading role
of his favorite play, but added new
laurels to the reputation he has al
ready attained.
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Messrs. J. Metzger & Co., on
Tuesday, effected the purchase Of
the entire stock of dry goods and
clothing of J. G. Jacobus, which was
sold under attachment. They will
continue the business at the same
stand, as we'll as their business at
the house they have occupied for the
past several years. The stock just
purchased is one of the most com
plete in the city and all fresh, new
goods.
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Mr. WIN DUKE. Of the Lebanon neigh
borhood in this county, reports the
slaughter of two fourteen.months-old
porkers, weighing three hundred and
fifty pounds net, each. He has slaugh-
tered more meat this season than in any
oreyious wear since the war.
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THE RIVER.

THE Tombigbee river at this point on
Saturday lacked little of overiowlng
its banks, and We would suggest to those
who have cattle and other stock in locals
tiles liable to be submerged, the impor-
lance OF Mt once giving attention to the
matter of their removal to high ground.
We do not apprehend an overflow, but
then it is senseless to take the risk OF
such calamity as the loss OF hun =
Dire Ia of head of valuable cattle would
entail, when little effort and pre-
caution would avoid it.
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The Board then adj burned until
next regular meeting.
W. E Love, Mayor.
]. w. MAYNARD, Secy.
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Special Notice.

will be at the Office of the Circuit
Clerk for the next thirty days for the
purpose of making settlement with those
indebted to me by note, account, or
otherwise aud specially request prompt
payment of all claims due me to be
made within that time. that / may OBJ
viate the necessity of placing them in
the hands of an attorney for collection.
Very respectfully.
H. S. GILLEYLEN.
T., OF 1904
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In the division of the work of the
Committee on the District of Column
bia, of the House of Representatives,
a number of sub committees were
created. Hon. H. L. Muldrow, was
made Chairman of the Sub-Commit :
tee on Judiciary, and Judge JefIords
was appointed member of it.
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A splendid lin. OF coono >,
q sNTs' FURNISHING GOODS, at
TX ). BAUMGARTEN.

We had the pleasure OF meeting
apt. p. Gates, Of Fulton, in the city
"a Saturday. He owns barge on
ne Tombigbee river which was ex-
/, rted to arrive on Saturday even
q Z from that place, with 300 bales
cotton for this market.
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What will cure the worst case of dyspepsia
What will insure a hearty appetite and increas
ed digestion? What will cure general debility
and give n new loase OF Ifs? Wyatt Will dispe
restore exhausted mothers to full strength
What will strengthen nerves and muscles
What will enrich the blOodY What will enabl,
you to overcome weakness and lack OF energy,
What will prevent chills and fever and other eff
fect3 of malarial poison? Brow's Iron Bitters
1t IL well to know this
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REMOVAL.

l respectfully inform my customers
and the public generally, that I have re-
moved my Jewelry Store and Sewing
Machine Depot, to one of the store rooms
under the Gordon House. where l shall
be pleased to meet and serve my friends
and others ip buest of anything in my
line. Respectfully,
Jan'y ID I'm, l. Y. JOHNSoN.
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MIssIssIppIANs visiting New York
will always find a file of the papers
published on the line of the Mobile
aud OHIO Railroad, at the Office OF
the President, Col. VIM. Butler
Duncan. No. IL, Pine Street.
Nov, 26-tf.
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School Books !

A full line of School Books and Sta
tionery, and other school supplies
Parents and guardians will consult 'he'
interests by calling on me and pricint
;hese goods.
CHARLES Barring,
Next door 10 Gattman's Bank.
January Q sm.
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THE VoITAIo BELT GO. Marshall, Mich. win
send DIR Dyes Celebrated Electro Votaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial tor thirty
days TO men (yonng or old)w @ are h'lieted win
nervous debility, ost vitan,y ah" klnu.eu
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration OF health and manly vigor' Address
| as aboye-N. B.--No risk is incurred, as thlrty
d.vs, trial ia aliewed, d25-ly.
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Special Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that our Ac
counts, Notes, etc, will be placed in the
hands of M Attorney for collection, on
FEBRUARY lsT, 1884.
Those indebted to us can save expenses
by calling at once to settle. ~
Gl7.2w.) hOI q ono'
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FOR RENT.

e25 acres of good land for rent for 1854
a good body of land, and will be let III
'oly or lots to suit the tenants; iyine
7 miles from Aberdeen. Apply to DIR
Minis. -
(d3l.lm.) II "A. MlNNlo'
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WE had the pleasure of visit on
Iouday, from Mr. r. W. WILSON,
alvance agent of the Boston Concert
Company, whom we found to be
cutie pleasant and genial gentle
na,n. Among our citizens he me-
eome of his old classmates OF the
Western Military Institute, at Nash
vile.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-01-24

The steamer Niobrara, from the
lower river, arrived at our wharf on
Sunday morning, and proceeded to
landings above.
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Notice is hereby given To delinquent
taxpayers that | cannot indulge them
beyond Jan. 10th 1884. My settlement
must be prepared and shall he com
PEELED to enroll all unpaid on that date
as delinquent.
Il. l.. SYKES, S, & r. c.
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AFTER freez- of two or three weeks
tn. ground is now thawing,and OF course
there is great deal of slush. the roaos
are, consequently, in bad condition Tor
tha present
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SOMETHING EXTRA.
Nov. S-tf.

VASES, TOILET SETS, PAPA
r RIES, CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS,
MOUSPACHE CUPS, GOLD PENS,
PENCILS and WATCH CHARMS,
BRUSH and COMB SETS, CIGAR
CASES, CIGAR HOLDERS, WALK
ING CANES, and many other articles
suitable for Gu ristmas and new year
presents, for sale cheap ut Shell & Co.'S
Drug Store. Nov %.
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Messrs BEATTY & KUPFER are in
receipt of supply of the finest fresh
SOUR KRAUr, ever opened in this
city. They have our thanks for
sample" of it.
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Notice to City Tax-Paycrs

The TAXPAYERS of the city are hereby
notified that will begin the collection
of city taxes for the fiscal year, on Jan
uary 1st 1884. You are limited to thirty
days. Call at once.
J. b. DOWD,
City Tax Collector
Dec, 3l-td.
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COTTON SHIPMENTS.

The shipments of cotton from ABB
erdeen for the season commencing
September LIST, 1883, up to Wednes-
day, January Oath 1884, amounted to
1876 bales.
The following were the shipments
to corresponding dates in former
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THr excellence of Mr.. Frederick
Warde's "Juhus Caesar" performances at
Che Court House Saturday night, w"s
,ttested by large audience who attend
al despite the very Indictment weather.
The Warde souvenir, to be gwen 70
some lady of the city, WAS won by the
4burminp Miss Sallie B. Holiday.
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o3ltf.

The choicest selection in tho line of
Fruits, Pickles, Preserves, Jellics, and
al kinds of canned goods, can always be
found at
Il G. SIMS
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For clean and easy SHAVE. go to
JOHN NELSON. His "Sea- Foam, Or Dry
Shampoo, which he gives to every Gus
toner free OF charge, is worth the money.
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MINCE MEAT, CRANBERRJES,
DRIED FRUITS, CABBAGE, etc,
ETC., all fresh and Of the hes quality Mt
B, G. Ems.
o3ltf.
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Fresh nd pure Sweet Milk is cheaper
i, IN meats and more healthy. Give me
ve,r orders and it will be delivered from
o,v milk cart to any part OF the city.
y1,i.e low. j. W, WILSON.
sept. u II.
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I will deliver pure, fresh Sweet Milk
at any residence in the city, twice eacs
day, to those desiring 1t, at the moth
reasonable prices. }. W. WILSON.
Sept, 81 If,
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The best WATCHES at
II. 9. BUCHANAN II co.
Oncuiup the Fountains.

In numberless bulbs beneath the SKINS secret
ed the LIQUID substance which gives the hair 1T
texture color and gloss. When this secretiol
stops. the hair begins at once to become dry
llstreIess, brittle and gray l.; that the c0ndi
ton of your hair? II so. apply Parkers iial
and life by renewing the action Of nature; TIN
Balsam is not an OIL not a dye, but an elegan
toilet article, highly appreciated because OF it
| cIpaul mess
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More Fine Cattle.

Capt. E. o. Sykes and Mr.. Robert
Paine, Jr., received two fine full
Hooded Short Horn heifers and one
bull, on Saturday evening, from the
stock farms of Mr. Mark Cockrell,
near Nashville Tenn,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-01-24

Stock OF STAPLES,
DOMESTICS, ETH., full and
complete. All very cheap, at
sl2. S. BAUMGARTEN.
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JOHN n ELSON.
| learned the trade in one of the largest
cities in Europe, and for long time
worked in the best Barber Shops in the
United States. Please give me trial.
If you want n shave
As good AZ Barber ever gave,
just call ut my saloon
At early morn, eve or busy noon.
My shop is neat, my towels clean,
Scissors sharp and Razors keen;
And all that art and skill can do,
II you just call I'll do for you.
Respectfully,
(a16.) JOHN NELSON,
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Prescriptions accurately compounded
at all hours, by competant and reliable :,
pharmacists. at tho Drug Store OF Shell
:, co Nov. %.
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pa-Our line Of

pay-Our line Of
--DRESS GOODS
il full and complete, and We especially
pay-INVITE THE LADIES ~1sa
to call and examine the assortment.
(so4tt.) ]. METZGER co
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10 BUCHANAN Il Co., will have a
G raud opening on Monday night the
10th, don't fail to be there no goods Will
be sold ON the night Vi the opening.
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1888 RAIsINS, CURRANTS, an'
CITRON, Just received by
B. G SIMS.
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BIC. SIMS, keeps the best assort-
ment and the best quality of everything
in the grocery line. Everything sold
under full guarantee and delivered
promptly, free of charge, within cor
porate limits. o3ln.
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Fall and Winter Goods!
Our Former Efforts EXccIIed!

We have now ready for inspection, II
full and varied stock OF such sensonnble
goods Ms our long experience suggests
as best adapted to this market, aud a
such prices rs will satisfy all.
(s24tD }. MEIAdEh&Co'
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GREAT BARGAINS!
All Winter Goods
AT
COST FOR CASH.
Must Make Room Tor
spring stock. ~
G17tfS ROY Il BRO.

WE had the pleasure on FRIDAY even
,g, of meeting our friend. MIR. I. G. DE-
y ,EoN, Manager of the Mobile Ihea.re'
vho secured the engagement OF MI
Yarde for two nights in this city, last
yeek. Mr.. DeLecn is live man-there
IL more energy and enterprise IN nun
nan there is silver in the American
! tapdard dollar. and besides, he Is
3. apial. polished gentleman.
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Gold Watch Free.

The ruhthe Of the Capitol City Home uest, the we
known Illustrated Library Family Magazine, naee "I-
bwingberal Offer for the New Year The Ters'ni' ~.
INC ionrpst verse tn blg, before March t wrreN' LID
Coid aLy's Hunting CnRcd r,Wsr Nate'', ft f5oi
II thets he more than oue answer ho Sc, W y S Hh
elegant Stcnl.w hiding Ecntlemans stem it, I'd
ksy-wndnr Engl fish w ntch. Each person innt srn4
with t,pir answer Tor which they will receive CIR 'l
y,ript5n TO the lIoIne Gutct 50 page lgtrl NtN
Book "a Case Of % articles that the di '"ita pre- .
and amer containing Of winner, Adlrei, - ,-r.-
lubn OF HOME GUEST, IIARTlCkD, CONN.
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Shell & Co.'s own CONDITION POW
FER il the finest Powder made for
X OGS. CATTLE, HORSES, FOWLS,
t,t, and the price is only Is cents for
i same size that others sell at % cents.
'fhev guarantee every package. N. 70
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e3ltf.

For choice FRUITS and the purest
md best CANDIES, call on
B. G. SIMS.
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Mr., John Lottenhas SUMMIT Mss, says: 81
used Browns Iron Bitters for debility and dys
pepsia and 1t produced desired effect"
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BUCKWHEAT. DAT MEAL, and
CRACKED WHEAT, just received by
B. G. SIMS
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FRENCH and ENGLISH CAoH>
II E,RES in all the new Shades. at
10 s. BAUMGARTEN.
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A barge in command of Capt. SIR.

A barge in command Of Capt. S.R.
Stribbling, of Fulton, with cargo
of $40 bales of cotton for Aberdeen,
was sunk in the Tombigbee river
between that point and this city last
week. We regret this accident,more
on account of the loss entailed upon
the owners of the boat and cotton,
than the failure of that number of
bales being added to our receipts
and the consequent enhancement of
trade among our merchants; for at
present quotations not less than
seventeen thousand dollars would
have been paid for the staple, much
of which would have found its way
into the cash drawers of our supply
men end dry goods dealers.
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A beat lful line of French Candies
and Candled Fruits, just opened by
b. G. SIMS.
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ARISTON,

Shell & Co.'S new Musical Instrument
plays any piece of music. Equal to tne
best piano made. Call and see 1t. No.
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Remaining uncalled for at the post office
in Aberdeen, Miss, for the week ending
Friday January 18th. 1884.
Bell, S. W. Bree Lula,
Edward. Polly, Holly, j. ?.
Lloyd, r. NJ. LOUNGE. j. A.
Mathews. Samuel Frank, Murphy, A. w.
Richerson. JOHNNY. Roe, Calvin,
Saunders, s. +. Watkins, Lizzie.
When calling for the above please say
advertised.
J. W. LEE. Post Master,
ByS. w. LEE. Assistant.
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NOTICE..

All persons are forbidden to cut tim
her on my land in Monroe county, Miss
under penalty of the law, provided II
such cases, from this date.
fd2S- Sm,) JOEL HAYWOOD TArUM.
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Buy your LAMPS, LANTERNS,
AMP CHIMN EYS, etc., from SHE'LL d
~ Nov. %.
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JERSEYS,
LADIES SACKS,
DOLMANS,
CLOAKS,
KNIT SHAWI.S, Etc.
in infinite variety, styles and prices. Dc
not neglect to see them.
s24tf J. METZGEK q W.
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Sppcia9 Notice,

Special Notice.
The books and accounts of j. X.
Howard & Son, are in my hands. and all
who are indebted to the late firm are
notified that prompt settlement will save
costs and trouble. The business must be
wound up without delav and those i'll
terested will consult their interests by
giving the matter immediate attention
JOHN G. WIoKs. Assignee.
Jan. 10-lin.
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Proceedings City Council.
REGULAR MEETING.
MAJORS OFFICE. ABERDEEN, MISS.
January 10Th, 1884.

w Eckford, Thos G. Cannon, Walker
& Piltoski, T. g. Elliott. G. A.
Ingram and G. v. Elkin to retail
vinous and spurious liquors were
presented and ordered to take the
usual course.
Upon motion it was ordered by
the board that the Mayor be author
lied to issue warrant to j. M Acker,
for the sum of seven hundred and
fifty dollars at 8 percent. interest
payable the 1st day of January 1885
in payment Of the purchase money
for the following lots purchased for
depot grounds for the G. A. & N r.
R., Company;-
Upon the execution of warrantee
deed by said Ackar, to said Railroad
Company.
The following accounts were al
lowed and the Mayor ordered to pay
same,
n DIV mv' Free Sc School BnilIing....s 90
Lam 4 Garter, articles e'' e iurh's In,h
t TO Nov pf' ISL 1883 4....r........ 10 80
Lam n 90, uai1 ,ss$ ACCOUNT Zee 4''' W 40
w. a. Mcmillan y Son, articles I tur-
NIh 1888 -. -. 1922; II 65
''' nitv o''D9 " oo'' - E''i'' ". o %
Aberdeen Weekly,pr'RStl{G tx %e I iSIS IA %
3Oth 1883 to January l4th 1881 ! 10
W W. ~ Su,'o a,,,nnmts Maid ont Tor
;r,v r,,,n, Snnt to Dee. a. 1884 IA 81
J. w. Peck, repairing engine ana NJ
G. F. Lundin, March 18th to Oct.
18th 1884. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 rs
o9orse, Do ,sog NUN '''' A'' q, M
| D ~ sf.'r io1 20 49,, ia ,,,,tty To
D. W. EckioF " Truss an" p'''' I, ~
CITY free Scnool: "a - 81
| G. W ElkIn, Nov. LIST to NOV. oO. b ~
j. Oldshue u Sons,Clty Free ocuooi D ~
+ " Enkfnr .. | 81
| Inc lollo"luR iepoi' iio'i A'"'oe
| -:l. ,>,ooontod md or5ar
committees was Piesel'oo "h" w "o'
| A. .,;oo
| ed to be made part OF tne uihutes'
| .., ,f. -,
| ABERDEEN, MISS,
JAM TN 1854 }
we the Undersigned 'ne'hoerS u
the Finance Committee, respectfully
report that we nave maoe thorougl
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GREAT BARGAINS!
All Winter Goods
Cost for Cash.

MUST MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING
STOCK. ROY d BRO.
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Cotton Market

January 22hd 1854
New York-Middling 10 ll-16
New Orleans-1O5s
Mobile77io GIG ~
Aberdcen-0e4
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REMOVAL.

The firm of GOODWIN s. Brack, BARRIERS,
having dissolved partnership, | nave
moved from my old quarters, under the
Gordon House, to the rooms over Elkln
& Sykes shoe store. Albert is with me-
and we will he glad to see our old custo-
nprs ot our new rooms, and guarantee
to give them as good Shave or HAIR Cut
as can be given anywhere.
Appreciative of past patronage, ana
undermined to deserve its continuance, |
am. very respectfully, o,.,r~,
I'LL IAfLoN "ooD" ~