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concentrating TROOPS.
Mexico Placing Forces Along tn c
GuatemaIan Frontier.
MURDERS AND R0BBERIES.
The Whole Country in Excitement.
Report of Guatemala's Ac-
cessions to Mexico De-
MED. Daily Trials Of
Cannon.
BT Southern Associated Press.

ST. Louis, February "A special
from Oaxica, Mexico, to the Ohrop.
icte, stutes that the government Is
rapidly concentrating all troops
(5tatloncd i'll the Southern States
on tue Guatemalau frontier. Regl
ments are passing through almost
constantly, en- route to the State of
Chiapas.
Couriers who have Just arrived
prlug Information of tho further
depredations committed by rene.
gade bands of Guatemnlans on tho
Mexican frontier. Many murders
and robberlOs have been committed.
The whole country is i'll state of
excitement aud terror.
a MeXicau special to the Globe
Democrat says: Tho Tempo (nows-
paper to day says TINT Guatemala
has sent cablegrum to Mexico, in
which 1t acccdes to tho demand of
the republic IN every particular,
agreeing to pay TO Mexico full in
demutty Tor all losses incurred in
the INVASION giving rlse TO the pres.
ent unhappy state Of affairs. but
this Is denied. 1t was hinted ut the
palace that there may be other uf.
fairs now pending.
The military Is busv enpsCed in
making trials of new cannon and
improvements Mt the Government
target on the plains Of San Laznro.
President Diez is assisting and is
greatly pleased with the improve.
ments made and the general excel
lence of Workmanship shown by
those who handle the artillery. Yes
terday's target practice resulted In
the death OIL young man numed
Garcia, who was hit with bursting
shell.
kilograms from ex officers of the
United States army, volunteering
their services in behalf Of Mexico in
case war is declared, are being re.
ceived daily. Ono old soldier has
telegraphed from Denver that he
Will start from Mexico with 100
lighters as soon rs ordered. Sum
mariAing the number Of applications
aud the amount of followers that
tho applicants can place in the field
III fighting trim, 1t is evident that
,, 500 men of the United States nre
ready to enter the service OF Mexico
without incurring any expense to its
treasury.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03

CHICAGO, February 2.-Tho hear
ing OF motions III the whiskey trust
case began before Judge Grosscnp
i'll the United States circuit conrt
this morning. Messrs. Grieenhut
and Lawrence were both in oourt
and although there was sometime
of sensation IN the examination of
the former. Judge Grosscup left
the matter In statu quo remarkino to
Attorney Mack: Persons cannot
come, this court and get a prop
erty into the hands of receiver ind
then get out OF it. will see them
through in this mutter."
The Court then announced that
he would render his decision Mon.
day at ~ o'clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03
REVOLUTION AT BOGOTA,
meagre Dispatches About the
Capital of Colombia.
CAPT. CR0MWELLS CABLES,
secretary Herbert Has Ordered
the Ranger to Sail. The
Alert Also Sent. Our
Minister at Bogota.
Naval News.
Bv Southern Associatipre,s a.

WAshiNGroy, February 2.-Secre.
tary Herbert has cablegram from
Capt, Cromwell, of the Atlanta at
GEoion, as follows: "Reyolution
bogota. Information meagre."
bogota Is the Capital OF the
United States of Columbia and ia
a city of about $4,000 inhabitants
our Minister there is Luther F.
Mckinney.
Asa result of the news conveved
III Capt. Cromwell's cable. SecretarI
Herbert has ordered the Ranger at
San Diego. Cal, to sail to morrow
ior iitor Buena Ventura, Columbia
Ihese orders have been transmitted
ana wall be obeyed promptly. The
Alert has also been ordered to saiI
Tor tho Central American coast on
the snme day.
The Secretary has further eent
ofuers to Acapulco, Mexico to catch
the Bennington, previously ordered
on this service aud to detain her on
the coast of Mexico until furtber
oroers, so as To be on hand in case
oi my outbreak of hostllities be.
tween Mexico and Guatemala.
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NoRFoLKs VA SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1856

the purpose of showing their con.
stitnents just how the vote
would stand on any PROPOSE.
ton that might be- advanced.
ihis canvass shows that upon any
Legislation along the lines asked for
Dy the President, the vote in tue
Senate would be 39 for the measure
and A against it. Tho presence of
Clarke and Wilson will make the
majority two larger, for both of
them arc silver men and opposed to
any sort Of any issue of bonds.
The following poll made by those
who favor the Presidents recon-
menuatlon shows the temper of the
Senate on the question:
For the bond issue-Aldricb. Ali
son, Brice, Burrows, Gallery, Cam
den. Carey, Chandler, Cullom,
Davis, Dixon, Dolph, Frye, Gallin.
ger. Gibson, German. Gray,
Hale, Hawley, Higgins, Hill,
Hoar' Lindsay, Lodge, Mcmillan,
McPherson, Mandersou, Mitchell
9Wls); Morrill,, Murphy, Palmer,
Platt, Proctor, Quay. Sherman,
Smith, Villas, Washburn and Wilson
Qowa)-39.
Agninst-Allen,' Bate, Berry,
blackburn. Blanchard, Butler, Chill,
Cameron, Oockrell, Coke, Daniel,
Dubois. Faulkner. George. Gordon,
Hansbrough. Harris, Hunton, Irby,
Jones, (Ark.); Jones, (Nev);
hylo, Mchaurin, Martin, Mautle,
Mills, Mitchell. (Ore.D; Morgan !;
Pasco, PETER, Perkins, Pettigrew,
Power. Pritchard, Pugh, hanson,
Roach, Shoup, Squire, Stewart,
Teller, Turple. Vest, Voorhees,,
Walsh, White and Wolcott-l7,
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-Hauric Oh FIRE.
BY Southern Associated Press

LIvERpooL, February 5. The
british steamer laurie, Captain
Jones, from New York, January 22
arrived to dny with fire in hold No.
t. The fire, which was cause by ap
electric wire, was discovered on
January 81. a hole wns at once cut
through the deck and steam wes in
lected into the hold, where the cot
ton was burning. On the 3lst, after
the tre had been gotten under con.
troll sufficiently 10 allow OF the hold
being explored the body of the
snlp's electrician was found. lie
had evidently been sufiocated while
engaged in repairing the wire.
Three men, who discovered the
electricians body. had narrow es,
cape from sharing his fate.
1T Is estimated that 800 bales Of
cotton. 200 bales of hay, 200 bags of
fodder aud % parcels OF shocks we're
damaged by fire and water. One
hundred tons Of meat were rendered.
unit for use by the heat.
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SHE TOOK HIS FANCY.
what Sir Oracle Grounding Seid to
a Virginian Reporter.


For period whereof the memory
OF man runneth not to the contrary,
Sir Oracle Groundhog, who retires
to his cosy home in the bowels of
the earth early in November, has
come forth at - O'Clock on Febru.
airy to take a breath of fresh mir
and to study the sky. lie ap-
peared yesterday IN front of his
abiding place in the forest of Nor
folk county, aud the strong north
east rain and snow came very near
lifting the old fellow o." his feet. A
broad smile wreatbed his counte.
nance. and after making O
short tour of the woods
visiting his neighbors and friends
and Informing them that the back.
bone OF winter was broken, he re.
turned to his quarters, unpacked
his summer linen, and soon ap
peared clad in q linen ulster, when
interviewed by reporter of The
NIRGINIAN. He said: my fathers
came ont of the ark with \ oah, nud
since that day our family nave been
the most distinguished weather
~ iOto aO9tlSutOls > w tHo MOTIu. Our
opinions are respected by the ad-
vanced thinkers and writer's of the
time.
Uncle Sam claims to be something
OF prophet, but he knows no more
about the business than n hedge
hog. You can say in THE NIEGIN.
IAN for me that | would not be fool
enough to oome out unless was
positively certain that the storms of
winter have past. There will of
course be an occasional fall of snow,
but nothing OF consequence. Tell
the truckers OF the country
that they can begin planting and be
quick about it, because [ sm aw
fully hungry after my long winters
nap"
"Where are you going now?" the
reporter asked.
81 am oil to Princess Anne TO pet
me wife. ] saw a miss down there
last season who took my fancy"
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THE ARTESiAN WE'LL.
The Rays are Still Pegglng Away All
Their Work.

nc nays are Still Pegglng Away al
Their Work.
MIR. HeNley. Of the Ray Artesian
We'll Company, was seen by re
porter of HE NIRGISIAN yesterday
and asked how he was getting along.
"Well," said he, 1--WE are not
doing much now on account of the
weather, but expect to begin work
again Monday. Wo have gone down
about 800 feet aud have laborcd
under many difficulties. Wo have
not given up the work. We came
here to find water and we viii do so
before We stop"
Shonld the artesian wells fail it is
thought that gang well system
could be provided to secure supply
IN connection with the present
supply from the lakes, to answer all
purposes for some years to come.
The Water Committee is giving the
question careful attention. Several
meetings have been held recently.
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SPRINGER SANGUINE.
Hopes of Support for The Admin
stration Banking Bill.

WAsnINGToS, February 2.-While
the Committee on Rules has not
formally acted an understanding
has been reached by the Democratic
members of tho committee that
tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day OF noXt week shall bo set aside
for tho consideration of the Admin
istrniion Banking bill.
MIR. Springer, who will have the
III charge, spoke with some of the
republican and Populist leaders re-
gardiug this limit OF time. and found
that they were satisfied with it.
Springer still believes that n major
itty of tho Republicans will support
the measure, and TINT sufficient
number of Democrats will endorse
1t to Insure it's passage by the House
before tho hour OF adjournment on
Thursday next.
In executive session of the Senate
TINS aftornoon, n motion was made
Tor the reconsideration of tho con.
ilrmation of the japanese treaty.
Tho motion went over, under ten
rules, to the next executive session,
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WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE.
The Document of the Rights of
Women.
Bv Southern Associated Press.

Bv Southern Associated Press.
ATLANTA, February g. The
Woman's Suffrage convention has
adopted set of regulations embody-
Ing declaration of principles.
This paper, which might be called
the rights of women, declares that
"a government of the people, by the
people and for the people, must be
government composed equally of
men and women. the equal co-opera-
tlon OF the sexes being essential
alike to happy home, a refined So
clety, christian church sud Dem
ocratlc state"
Hearty congratulations are eX.
tended to Idaho on the recent action
OF Its Legislature in favor OF woman's
enfrsnchisement. Sympathy is OK.
tended to the women of New York
ana Kansas for their victory dc
ierred IN the recent campaigns for
their enfranchis1ment.
1--WE congratulate Mrs, Hollev. of
holley, of Colorado, upon the sue
cess of her bill for raising the age of
protection from 16 to q wears. md
upon the fact that the first bill ever
introduced by woman representa-.
1--WE III State Legislature was for
the protection of girls"
The convention adjourned to-
ulght. The next annual convention
will be held in Washington.
Miss susan B. Anthony was g.
elected president. The other oni.
GERS are; Rev. Anna Shaw, of
Ihiladolphia, vice president; Miss
Rachel L oster Avery, OF Philadel.
phia, corresponding secretary; Miss
Alice Stone Blackwell, of Boston.
recording secretary; Miss Murriet
Taylor Upton, OF Warren, Ohio,
and Mrs. Carrie l.. Chapman Cott.
chairman of the committee on or
ganlzation,
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POLL OF TIE SENATE.
The Vote For Bonds Stands 40 &,
and AZ Against
BY Southern Assoniate, pro.,

"ASsHINGroN. February 2.-Sena.
tors known to be friendly to the
policy of the Administration aro
Deing Hooded with kilograms from
all parts of the country, from busi.
ness men and mercantile establish
mehts, urging them TO stand bv the
recommendations of MIR. Cleveland
on .L .he financial question and urging
'nav something shall be done. :
me teiegrams arc addressed
9niehy to the Senators from the
Eastern and Middle States, and
'hose from those sections have
quietly canyassed the situation for
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deception 90 tlrs. Grant,
BIZ Southern AssOclateI prn.s

JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla, February .. -
A special to the lines Union from
st. Augustine says: Tonight Chat.
field Post, q. A. H., of this plnce,
gave reception To Mrs. L. S,
Grant, The reception took place
in the parlors OF the Ponce DO Leon
hotel and was n brilliant affair.
The reception had been adver
tlsed and representatives from
nearly every G. a. Il. post in Flor
Ida were present to join the Chat.
held Post III paying respect to the
widow OF the great general.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03
Anarchist Arrested.
By Southern Associated pras

ROME, February 1.-The police
arrested to-day Rsvaglio Oappelli. q
dangerous anarchist, aud two OF his
friends. They hud been Informed
that the three had formed n dyna.
mite plot. In .Cnppell's lodgings
they found several bombs. mn in.
iernal machine loaded with powder
and bullets, and parcel of reyo.
intlonary prociamations. Cappelli
is very bonstful. He says that he
intended to make good use of q
bomb III the immediate future.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03
Capture oil Nct-sgai-l
BY Southern Associated PreSs.

LoNDoS, February 2.-Thc Globe
published dispatch from uiro.
sch'ma giving the oiiicia! dispatches
describing the capture of the forts
at Wei Hal Wei aud dispatch from
Uhefoo also furnishing details of
the engagement. The exploding
ehells III the forts which were blown
up killed a large number of Chinese
defenders of those works. The Jap.
anese cruiser Man-wa, Akitsushlnia
ana hatsura BON bRrded the eastern
toris for hours, but neither these
nor the city of Wei Han Wei had
been occupied by Japanese up to
the date of the dispatches-Feb.
fuary :. The Chinese authorities
at Cheioo are arresting and behead-
ing the soldiers who have run away
from Wei Hal Wei. Tho extreme
coid weather prevents further opera.
1ions at Wei Hal Wei at present.
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y. \. L.. accidcn,
BY Southern AssncnatnI pro...

ATLANTA, February g. Henry
CORTLAND and Mrs. Annie Lowerv
both white, were struck by n seq.
board AIT Line train which was
DackI Ing out from the Union Depot
tonight. Both the man and the
woman will die. They were walking
on the track, going home. A train
was approaching on an adjoining
track, and they did not hear the
tralu which came mp from behind.
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BLUES NEW ORLEANS TRIP
Captain Keeling Desires All 1.-the
Bows to Go.

DOYS 10 40.
The Norfolk Light Infantry Blues
Will leave for New Orleans on Feb.
ruAry 23d to take part in the Mardi
tfras festivities. They will 90 on a
special train over the Seaboard Air
Line and Will he in New Orleans
four days. Captain Keeling hopes
that he will be able to appear in
New Orleans with full ranks.
This Is especially desired for the
credit OF tie city. The soldiers ex
pect to have delightful time.
The Seaboard AIR Line in an.
other column calls especial atten.
ton to the great Inducements of.
fered by that line. 1t would be
we'll for persons who intend to visit
New Orleans IN the festal occasion
to arrange for hotel accommodation
and sleeping car space as soon as
possible.
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OEPREDATIONS CONTINUE
Brooklyn Trolly Men Attack Cars
and MotOrmen.
The POLICE CENSURED.
President Morton Says the Strike
IS Over, Yet for Want of Proper
Protection Assaults Con-
tinue. A Petition to Pro-
tect the License.
BY Southern Associated Press

BRooKLYN, February 2.-Presi-
dent Norton, of the Atlantic avenue
railroad, has written n letter to Po-
lice Commissioner Wclles, raking
him over the Goals for not aifordlug
proper police protection. Mr.. Nor
ton says the strike is over and that
run his cars, and that the 81 ooklyn
police have not done their duty and
that assaults and depredations con
tinue. He has given instructions
80 his motormen and conductors to
arm themselves if they can have
police permission, and says he will,
1t necessary, put an additional
armed man on every car. Presi-
dent Norton characterizes the pres
ent condition of affairs AS disgrace
full and blames the police of Brook
lyn for it.
At 10 o'clock to day No. 2l3I, of
the Green Point line, WAS held up
by crowd of rioters ut Franklin
and Noble streets, williamsburg.
The windows were smashed and the
motorman, James Battersby, and
special officers were dragged from
the cars and brutally beaten. Seye-
ral policemen finally arrived and
dispersed the crowd.
AT ll:l0 p. IN. car No. 3,30i of
the Crosstown line was held ND ut
North Eleventh street and Bed ford
avenue, Williamsburg, by crowd
oi 3OO persons. The motorman and
conductor were carried away by the
mob. The police were unable to
cope with the crowd until the re.
Gerves arrived, when the crowd dis
persed.
Permission to the railroad EN-.
ployes to carry arms cannot be
granted, no matter what the condi-
uons are. The strikers have stopped
tending deserters to their homes.
Master Workman Connolly, il
speaking about the bonds he in.
tends to offer for suie, said that
probably by Wednesday he would
Aave about $4,000 worth On the
market. a number of business men
are anxious TO buy them.
1t was learned that thirty. five de-
oerted from the stables of the Brook
4 Il Heights Company, in East New
York, last night. They came here
from Cleveland u week ago.
John G. Weston, a non union
conductor on tho Green Point line.
tins evening shot and painfully
wounded Joseph Fr0nwelle, a
striker. The shooting was the out.
come OF an attempt TO drag Weston
from the platform of his car by n
mob of several hundred persons.
Policeman Walsh arrested Weston
Just as the crowd was threatening to
3ynch INN.
A petition will be presented OF
Monday at meeting Of tho Board
oi Aldermen to revoke the licenses
and franchises OF the Brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company. tho
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company.
anI the brooklyn Queens COUNTY
and Suburban Knilroad Com.
pHny, alleging that said com.
panies grossly violated the laws
OF the Nation, State and CITY.
thereby causing great loss and in
convenience to the people of Brook
Iyn.
+. j. Collins. President of the Ex.
ecutlve Board, says thnt %, 600 men
VIII assemble III front of the Clty
1iali to await and see what action
VIII be taken by the aldermen.
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o. w. O. Hardman. Sheriff

W w. y. Hardman, Sheriff of Ty.
Ter county, W. Va, appreciates a
good thing and docs not hesitate to
say so. He was almost prostratod
,, ml'h coid when ho procured q bot
VIC ol Chamberlaln's Cough Rem
edy. DO says; "It gave me prompt
relief. find it to be an invsiuable
remedy for coughs and colds" For
sale by all druggists.
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E,,con,c Tnx.

y '''''N1I'tFV7E 7 IU55.
WAsHlNGroN, February Com.
missioner Miller has received pre
liminary reports from many OF the
sixty-threc internal revenue collect
ors as to the number of people they
estimate III their districts will be
subject to the income tax. These
estimates SO far are necessarily crude
and inaccurate, but from rough
compilation Commissioner Miller
estimates there will he 800, 600 sepa
rate returns Of corporations aud iu-
diYiduals.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03
Girls Isonc I,rc,,,,r

Tho board of managers of the
Girls Home will hold meeting to-
morrow, Monday, at ii o'clock.
Annual reports Will be received aud
officers elected for the ensuing yenr.
The president desires full atten-
dance.
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Tho Modern luyn,,,

las tastes, incidentally, in keeping
with other JnXuries. 4 remedW
must he pleasantly acceptable N
form, purely wholesome IN compos,.
tlon, truly beneiiclal ir effect and
entirely free from every objection.
able quality. If really i'll he con.
snlta physician; if constipated he
uses the gentle family laxative
Syrup of Figs.
:. See Divers leaders IN umbrellas
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03
Ta.t:ti 'Ahieg.
by southern Associated Press

= ]" N'9UUIHIUI Itpss.
:, BOSTON, February Major John
McDohough, assistant superinten.
tehdent OF the deliveries IN Bosron
postoihce, WAS this afternoon ar
rested for larceny from the mail of
decoy letter containing 81 Va Ga
mnS inc most popular employo IN
the postoilice. had been employed
III ii me postal service for thirty wears.
first being appointed n clark in IsrI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03
Attempted ssonnbnrd,nc,,,.
BY Southern Assoclatel pro,,

PARIS, February 2.-Tbe Tar,ro
says the government has informa
ton that. tho Hovas have attemntnd
to lombard Tamatave, but were not
successful III accomplishing their
purpose.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03

Mrs. M. X. Sterling, who Keeps q
uiuS store Mt Chapel and Calvert
flreeis, Norfolk, Va. and the only
iady registered Pharmacist in viz.
sinia, says she has used Quratol
win perfect success and considers it
wonderful remedy. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03
Saturday, February I'd, We vii
hnve Our Grand opening OF
HOSIERY.

Think of the prices mentioned
which defy competition. Ladies'
line silk finished hose, worth soc.
now DOC. or for $1.00. Ladies'
hose, worth 30c., now 19c. Ladies'
seamless hose. worth 15c., now &c..
or . pair Tor 25c. ChiIdren's half
hose, worth 25c., now 1910. Gen.
ilemen's hose, worth 25c., now Sc.
Hose and half hose from DC. pair
up. X. 4. SAUNDERS.
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1"hc FHbiic Were NOt Deceived.
But Will wait for Levy Bros. great
special sale of hosiery. Tukes place
Monday, beginning ut 9 O'Clock.
All styles and qualities. Prices &c.
q pair and upwards. These are no
ola stock and shop worn goods, but
all new, lmported expressly for this
speciai safe. Remomber the name,
number and time. Levy Bros, Ia
Main street. Terms cash,
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r.ncc Cutria,,,,

Or 9enuine 20 Brnssels, lovely patterns,
So:oo per pair; Irish point, So per
halr; prettlest Nottingham ever in
the city. Special one week. Creecy
IL Dill, ISS Main street.
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Auction Nnlc OF Isur.r. and nluIr,

""C't"H MIC Nf IsOrNus and Mules
The McCleary NIcClelMu Liye
Stock Company will hold the>S usual
auction safe of horses aud mules at
The Norfolk Horse Exchange. Nos.
% and 90! Union street, on Tues
day, the 9th instant, when 300 hend
OF iine animals will be sold to the
highest bidder,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03

Caps OF all kinds at the lowest
prices l.; Jack Oliver & Co., hat.
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TO be soil for tho high dollar con
signed to us from the following we'll
known shippers: A. Asher. % head of
hors' 4 q l.. Bacon. 2 head o Horses
j.. Couians, IS head OF Horses; II. W.
inrr, % mead OF Iiorses; +. II. Hafor. ~
icad OF Horses Joe Keniig. 20 head OF
iior. es, Robert SnnIage. % heal of
Horses; Nm. q. Heart, Poplar Planes
NJ ~ head Mules: Maxwell S Crouch.
. head OF Mule. John Iiolman. so head
OF Mules.
Our usual terms will be observed-ab-
solute sale. no bv bidding. Twenty-four
honrs trihl. and stock IS not as repre-
semted, your money will be rounded.
We wSi to call the attention of the
pubic to tho fact that we huye auction
sales every TUESDAY ami FRIDAY, and
also that We have on hand, for private
sale, large line of Horses and Mules.
The ssylelsy- Mcclellan Live Ssa:s Co.,
90 and 50 l-2 Union stree !:
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a new line of ladies watches, very
small, open face, at very small
price. Chapman ~ Jakeman.