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BY J. L PESXINGTOS & CO.
THENEWS.
For latest news see Fourth Page.
The Sup rintendent ot our National Observato
ry at Washington, reports thai Fayer's comit, was
seen for the first time on its return on the night of
tbe 12th inst.
The widow of Thomas Moore, the Irish poet,
died on th 4th inst., aged sixty eight.
J D. B. DeBow, having been pardoned by the
President, is ab ut to re establish his Review, and
will p rhaps locate it in Washington city.
Gen. J L. Kernan, late of United States Ar
my, is about to "stump" New Jer-ey forthe Union
"ticket. Gen. Kernan canvassed Ohio, Kentucky
and Pennsylvania last Fall for Lincoln and John
son. Probably the first practical case of punish
ment in the army for miscegnationts that of Capt.
E. J. Scranton, 28th United State Colored Troops,
wh has been tried by court martial on the charge
. of cohab ting within camp, and afterwards marrying
a colored woman of bad repuUtion, .and sentenced
to be dismissed service. The offence was comniU
ed in Gen. Gillmore's Department.
News from San Demingo represents the coun
try as quiet. The Protector Babral has imprison
ed his predecessor ?in power, P. mental, and his ad
mirers. Preparations were making for the election
of a permanent President.
; We have received news from Havana to the
15th inst. The army in Cuba has been reduced by
a royal decree to the jame footing as before the
campaign in San Domingo.
, Hydrophobia i prevailing fo an alarming ex
tent in Indianapolis. The Journal says about
twen y persons have been bit en by in d dogs with
in a few days. A numb r of cases have proved fa
tal. Colchester, the Buffab medium, has been fined
forty dollars and conderane 1 to pay t".ie costs of the
trial, amounting to four hundred anJ seventy-three
dollars.
Burley, tho Like Erie rira'e, escaped from jtil
at P rt C inton, O., n Sunday afternoon. A reward
of $100 ia offered for his capture.
Tne M icon (G i ) Tdegravh announces the ar
rival of G v. Brwvyu there, ou toe 13 h ir s, direct
from Washington. Li a personal interview bf ex
pressed himself highly pleased with the feeliug mai.i
f steil towards the Statesof the S-mihby the authori
ties at Washington, and the utmost ctnfi lence that
prud nr action on the part of the people of those
StateB would speedily restore them to tbe ei jyment
of q i 1 rights, as meral era of the U ion.
The old Nashville B iimcr, one of the oldest pa
pers pnbl she i in Tttin6set) before tbe war, an J for
many y-ars the Wtrg org in of that ate, will be
revived in a few days.
H n. John Cenv C'lairnai f theU 1 n State
Central C mmittee ot P nruy'vinia, in an ad Iress to
the people ot that State s ys "that negro gnffjr tge and
nigro i quality are tut, an 1 rou d uot p shinty be an
iwie iu tbe October couteii" tor officers lo Pennsyl
vania. Arconnts from Constantinople state that 2.800
buildl- g were destroy d by the great fireand op
wards ot 22.000 persons were rendered houseless.
Tne cholera has aim iit enti ely disappeared.
Recently twenty thousand dollars of Internal
R venue s'amp were m tiled In Pniladelphia for de
livery in Nw Y rk, but the non-receipt f th pack
age caused a suspicion that it had been purloined
from the mail. An Investigation was mde by A.
R Waller, special agent of tbe PostuffireD partment,
who ascertained that the package hd been sent to
N w O lans in mistake Tne pick, ge and contents
were rtcelved without loss.
AppHcatloi s from banks to be" designate as
' United Sta'-es depositories are received in great num
bers by tbe Sectary of the Treasury. N t more
than oBe ont of every 'twenty of the ap. locations re
ceive a favorable consideration, for already ia nearly
every region of tho country, save the S 'tub, there
have been more depositories designated than Is war
ranted by the exigencies of tbe g vernment or the
various a mmunities In which they are located. In
view of this f.icr, the Secretary of tha Treasury has
determined to sparingly d sigoate ba-k for the pur
pose named, and as near as possible confine the num
ber in thickly populated regio is to one TJulted States
rientaitrkrv f n oaoh 1 1 inrrrcc.1 nol Tl afrlf Tn flnarOP.
ly settled communities the number will be still less.
Gov. Randall, Acting Postm is te General, or
dered the reopening of twelve additional Southern
Ptfstifficps, among which are Morehead City, Abbe
ville. Snow Hill, Lincolton, Plymouth, Washington
county, J hn B. Chison, jr., postmaster, and Colum
bia, Tyrell county, Wo. L. Spraill postmaster, all in
this State.
A dispatch from Fort Laramie announces the
defeat of a force of Indians by Gen. Connor, on the
28th of August. The action occurred near Horn.
Four hundred head of cattle were captured Our
forces lost a considerable number in killed and
wounded. We learn from Fort Smith that the
Jmissioners adhere to their action in regard to
John Ross,, and tssures the loyal Cherokees that
their rights shall be respected.
Fort Pulaski with its frowning parapets lined
with the savage dogs of war, is at present a pi ce
ofconsiderab!J interest, containing within Us bat
tered, war begrimed, historic walls several distin
guished prisoners of the late Confederate States.
Among the prominent men now confined there
ire Gov Magratru of South Cuolina; G. A. Tren
oolm, late Secretary of the Treasury o f tha defunct
Confederacy, D L Yuler. of Florid a; SC"-tary
Seddon, Judge Campbell, Gen Mercer and other.
DR. B- F. GARDNER
(Formerly of Texas )
AXTPOLT) raspectiully oJUr it is professional frricf
V to tbe citizens jf rtleUn nd sarroondiog
country.
vUifioeatth-asMiaeeoflr Henry (esnisa.nsar
orth Carolina depot. . sepUi-3BJ
VOL. VI. RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1865. NO. 269.
THE CITY.
A Very bEKsiBLE Dabkey.-A little, bullet
eyed, qutck-witted contraband blacker than
the ace of spades, found his way into
the Provost Marshal's office, yesterday, and de
manded a pass, Before obtaining it, however, he
delivered himself of his views on the subject of
freedom, much to the satisfaction of himself and
those around him. He was but nino years of age
and belonged to Dr. Smith, of Lexington. IlJ
spoke about as follows:" Look af heah, gentle-,
men. I don't likn thp wow p., u 4j , ..
j oc lccu neaieu oy toe
citizens of this place ; in fact, I thought dey know
ed how to treat a nigger better dan they does
Why de white folks put on too much styU for dis
chile; an' de niggas tinks dey's bettr than de
white folks, so I sta i's a poor chance 'mong 'em
bofe. Dey d n't suit me. I'se gwine home to
massa. I'se gwine straight dar; kase he's a white
man all ober, an' knows how to treat folks, b ack
an' white no style 'bout him. I'se a young nigga,
but I got nuff sense to know that I wasn't made fo'
no free nigga, an' ef massa's glad to see me an I is -him,
de Lor' knows I'se willin.' Gim me de pass."
He got the pass and left for home.
Vagbancy to bb Abated. The sn?gestions
thrown out in the Progress a few days sin :e, wi h
respect to vagrancy, sem to have bad a m st de
trable effect. We have steadily and consist, nt'y
c mteoded that Gen. Roger was eminently conserva
tive in his temperameut ; that he was far removid
Ir m anything iike contracted, illiberal radica'ism ;
and that he always had reference in his orders to the
q tle't and well-being of this community and Stite.
Sof the different peculiarly local authorities i
R'e;gh. This is illustrated by the new tact Hint
Capt. Purinton is gathering up a 1 i Hers f the bla k
type and, as punishment lor vagrancy, maki g tht-m
work on tbe streets. It is the best move f the year
and promises splendid results in more than one ser-.
If tbe po'icy be pursued with energy, we hha!l drive
from the community a worthless class, or else inaj i e
them with industry.' In this wy not only prm-i.t
crime will be abated, but the thefts and outrages of
winter measurably decreased.
The New Bonnet. The ladies will be glad to
hear that Paris Milliners, who appear to rule th
fashionable world, have decided to make scarcely
any change in the present style of bonnets, except
they are made lower in the neck, leaving less room
for waterfalls, which are'waning A verry pr tty
bonnet is trimmed wi h daisies, and a humming
bird is placed the down of ostrich feathers Gilt
ornaments are " uch used, some of the designs re
presenting coins, so that if a lady cannot have gold
dollars in. her purse, she can at least bear their sem
blance about ber.
Tbe Progress is circulated as largelv, and read
by aa many people, as any other paper pnbl shed n
North Carolina, and buciocss men will frd no better
medium , for advertisu g. Our advertisii g colun ns
spf ak for themselves, and those bouses that are ex-
pendii g the largest amount of money fir adv rt sing
are dok g the 1 trg-st business. Terms as cheap as
those of any other paper.
Blacked Men. -A report prevails In the city that
the recent outrage on Mr. Caswell P jwell was com
mitted by white men, who b'a ki d thems-lves with a
view to disguise. What amount f c.edit la to he
attached to the rumor, or what reason there ex:srs for
such a supposition we dj not know. But however
this may be, we again call upon the citizens uf ech
neighborhood to organise local patrols and come vi
orouly to the work of eupprtssing lawlessness or
bringing the evil doers to justice.
Nrw Advebtifmf.nts We tell the people that
they can always find in the "ParaaKss" a r flec
tion of the business of the State and city. This
morning we invite them to read the advertisements
of
B. P. Williamson & Co , auction, auction, he has
also a fine assortment of nails. By applying, nice
white meal can be had.
Ladies and gentlemen, children and youths, who
want dry goods should goto Mrs Kramer's, wture
a large and inviting st ck awaits inspection.
The Drought. We hear complaints from the
country road about us of the want of rain, but the
same cry comes up from Virginia and other States
A dry season like tbe present has rarely been
known, and of cour-e the growing crops must be
much dwarfed. We h pe, however, that the pub
lic distress will soon be relieved by abundant
showers.
Bbtjiht In. F ur men, under charge of horse
stealing, were brought in from the neighborhood of
Raleigh, yesterday, and lodged injill for future in
vestigation Into their conduct. Tbe parties wre B.
C. and J. P. Ferrell, white men, and Stephen U tt-n
and John Divls, colored. Mr. GriffiD, In wh se
custody the horse was found, proved himself entirely
innocent of any offence, e'ther social or criminal.
The Meanest Roguery OuT.It is stated to us
that some thief onkDOwn visited the cemetery, uuht
before and rtole the tooii of the sexton, Mr.
Holt. This Is a fair rtfltctioo of the incarnatkn o
meto roguery.
A Sight. We bear that in the way of good
nature, there is to be a free sparring match at the
Saloon over tbe Bowling Alley, on Wilm ngton
street, this etening. Go round and see it it will
be with gloves.
Municipal Regulations. We are glad to know
that cur excellent provost marshal, Capt. Purinton,
is adopting measures to enforce the municipal regu
lations ..f tbe city. With a view of promoting the
Interests of our mercantile and trade Mends, we have
remonstrated with them against the practice of leav
ing boxes, crates and the like In the street. Unfor
tunately they have refased to accept our counsel,
and now the military have decided to remove such
ungainly obstructions for them. Yesterday evenlDg
.the authorities deprived several bf our business men
of such possessions, and thej.wM agree that it wag
well done.
Mebchants, teachers, pr ' men ana omr
who wai.t Dusiness cirds, can gat them printed at the
Progress office for $3 to $5 a thousand. And th e
who want hand bill, circulars, bill-heads or anything
of the kind will find in our establishment an exten
sive s'ock of material which we are ai xious to work
up at New Y jrk, prices. If you want printing done
call and we'd guarantee the price shall be satis
factory. Music and Fus. Ttiose of our people who have
not vibiied the S .nfords' jremissing rare musical
treats as well as a deal of fun. The singing, instru
mentation, dancir 2 ai d witticisms are of the firt
order, and we remind tbe patrons of cor, certs that
thi y may sp n 1 wirh them & most pleasant lour.
Tne tM to-i iht is a rich one and we advise all to
i go and, accHjting of Sbakespear's prescriptijo,
'laugh and grow 'at..
I
W K W ADVERTISEMENTS.
MRS. FANtfY K&AMER,
Wilmington Htreet, lUleigh, N. C,
fTA JUST AKiilVliD FHUil Triti N"RrH:RN
1.X ' 1 et wh re ahr selected a tine largt stuck of
i . i8, ;i-thi g. Sbntfs, Hats, Niti"n3. and 8 on.
I w uld refpecif ally invite iny cattomerr aad frieads
to call uud exa ni'.e my xtock ot
Ladies' Dress Goods,
cont-isMnsr of Cauci, DeLam. Alp tcoa, French Merino,
foplm, d mbxzine, and a good many other Goods too
Liumerous to uicutiou.
Clothing.
Full Cassimere Suita tor uieu ami youths; Dre8i Coati,
Overcoau uud avbais.
Boots and ihoes
for Lalie, Misses aud Ojiidre.i ; aio, Men's aad Boy's
Uoutd aud Shoes, of all 6 zed' and qualities.
Mats
Fine La lies dats and Bonnet, asd all sorts of Men's and
Hoy's Hau
Gentlemen's Furnishi-ig Goods.
Linen, Wooicn aui Cttu nir, Haadkorobiefi, Ao.
Ladies' Cloaks:
B-niidclnth. Cassmirt-ti and Milk.
M (JSICAL INS fuOMK To. and a fall asiorted stock of
2s U I LO8 01 all teeciiption
l flitter ui.t self th it I tuve as nicAand as fine a stook
of ttwdd in tfeueral a any tn ttm city, and am williBg to
fell at ha luwest puMtb le cash prices.
eepfiT 3oj aX$Y KRAMER.
FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT.
rPHE A 1 AMErilCAA &tilP BfcAjAMiN AIAMS,
X fiano.n Man' c jujujn ler. durtbn 2,000 Itoas.
caciiy 4 000 balfs co ton. - Is sow ready to receive
trt igbi ftt Morehead City, N. C., for tbe abpve-port.
Ft fieigbtoi ras ge apply io
. HDGHfiS k DILL, .
Jletr Bme.
GEO. W. DILL,
sept27 Iw Morehead City.
SITUATION WANTED
BY A YoUAU 1UKSHMAW, WHO HAS JUST
been uiU.-ttTcd out uf tbe service, and wh i is willing
t oiakc hiuia if gMueta.iy useful. H will serve aa port r
in a stwrc r us laboi tr in an capacity that may bo de
sired. PKaseapp y immediately at
sept27 tt PttOOKES3 OFFICE.
AUCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION.
HAVc FiriclJ UP 07KK OUR SIORE,
la: Auction Koouis, where we will receive
uuiiij8 and bare wet kl? auctions. Merchants and otoers
tutvihjf reiunaDts and pAkagea of poods tbat they wish
to r.-ai za on at oKtt, wouiu do wtll to put them in our
hand tf . t'. W ILLlAMSOiN A (. O ,
s.pt 27 tf Com. l rcdanta & Auctioneers.
NAILS. NAILS, NAILS.
iVIKKGS a AILS, "FArtKKtt MILLS ; 100 do.,
I JJ " baotfe Island Mills ;" 10 do., High Hhoals."
Jut received at U. F. WILLI aMSOJi CU'6.
sept7 tf
MKAL.
(( BUSHELS FREoU littODND WHITE MEAL,
OU at H. F. rYILLIAMoOfl A CO.
Stpt27-tf
TANNERS' OIL.
BARRELS TA NEKS' OIL, 5 DO. LINSEED
Oil, iu itore and lor sale by i
20
sepi27-tf a. F. WlLuIJlSUN & CO,
LEATHER.
A Q SIDES SUPERIOR RUSSET LEATHER ; 20 DO.
fcO Ki'ra Sole ; & dwin Calf Skins.
or sale by B. P. WILLIAMSON A CO.
sept27-tf"
I 1 VERY, SALE Sl EXCHANGE STABLES,
MUKET QU4RE. Wilm.ngton street, (C ay tons'
old stand.) ttaleitfb, N U Carriae, Busies,
aim entlftnens' and ladies' Saddle Horses constantly on
hand to hire.- Carriages famished for parties, funerals
Ac, and to attend the regu ar trains. Horses boarded
by the day, week or month, also bought and sold.
Gentlemen a-riring in town with their tetins would do
well to put their horses up at these stables, as they will
be properly irroomed and eard for.
se,.t24 2t EASTMOXD, EDWARDS A CO.
$25 REWARD
XTTILL be psid and no questions asked, for any in
y formation le ding to - he return of a large roan
Ho se, 15 hands high. 10 years old, also an open bugey
and harness, aktn from the lively stables on Maiket
hqutre. Wi mingtoo street, Kaleigh. Said bng?y sap
ui7ed tn be on the rond bitwen Raleigh and New Bern.
fe t .6 -2t - EASTMOND, EDWARDS A CO
WOOD, WOOD.
THE subscriber w phes to enntract for famishing 300
. r 40C cord r -aic and hickory wood. He eaa be
found
Wo-jres "djoe.
Sep fib
BPEXCER.
4 O PARSLBT CO ,
COMtiiWJJ" VaHU -AMH, ADV IMPOETER8
of 0 dd ted M.olas. Ns North Waur
i,et. Wilteiagt.-.-c. . C. will giT prompt prsoaaJ
attntioa ut i buiaes entratd t unr care. C8t
sienm- du of raw cotton, cotton yarns, dmaestiea, tobacco,
nnyal stores a ur and o her oonntry produce are aolici.
ted ben desired produoe will be bpp4 to our cur
reipondents in Europe or tbe Northern iUM, and liberal
eaeb aelranses made tbereoa. eeptJtVla
M. EciTea : Tie roLiowna rs
STRANGE BUT TRUE.
'Twas late last night that I wu sitting, in my chamber,
lonely, knitting,
Knitting on the same old stocking, I'd commenced be
fore the war ;
Knitting carefully, I was heeling when methought I
beard one tealiag,
8tealing aoftlT up the stairway, leading to my chamber
door.
Thit 1 thought, and litlned mor:
Soon I beard a gentle knocking hastily I dropped my
w stocking ;
Dropped my knitting the old stocking I commenced
before the war. !
At-in, and londer, CatllA K nnii. ' . L --
bh tht l was napping ; I
Me a napping ? Knitting, napping ? Me who never
"Ope tbe door.5'
Thi$ the voic taid Of th door I ! "
"'Tis Sally's voice" says 1 'tis Sally, and I know
she's got some news,
And I'm powerful glad she's eome too, for I most did
have tbe bines.
"Sally," says I, "Sally, bowdvo ?" "What'ehe news ?
Do have a chair ?"
"Glorious news, my Pegy darling glotious news from
Mark tSquare,'
"From Shepherd' ' Store in Market Square.'
At Shepherd's Store, they've got new shoes such braD
new, laced up, tasseled beauties.
Morocco, kid, and patent leather Congress gaiters,
toe-tipped bootees.
Balmoral, Prunello and Creole. Mens and women,
boys and girls ;
Such a sight it is to behold they're the cheapest in the
world.
The very cheapett in the world.
And Peggy, dear, they've got new hats military ai-d
ciyilian.
All the style of Erenchy fashion a la Emp'rear Maxi
mal ian.
And I told my husband, Johnny, "throw aside tbat
rusty beaver " ,
"Go to Shepherd's market square get a hat you gay
deceiver,
Get m hat, and burn your beater."
Well, Peg John went to market Square he's just got
back rigged up so gay,
A bran new suit from top to toe and cheap as dirt, for
ready pay :
And I advise you, Peggy darling to give what cash
you're got to spare,
To your dear Bobby ia the morning and send him
straight to Market Square"
To Shepherd9 Store, in Market Square.
"Ill doit, Sally dear" says I I'll send Bub early in
the mora,
I'll send bim str ight to Shepherd's Store I will as sure
as I am born,
Good bye, dear Sally ! Must you go? Tes good bye.
Peggy now take care,
Be rure tbat B b finds tbe right place 'tis SHEP
HERD'S STORE, at Market Square.
Sktpherd'e Store, at Market Square,
We have a fine assortment of Ready-made Clothing
Boots and Shoes Hats, Ac, which we will sell at very
low prices.
CHARLES A. SHEPHERD,
Sept. 25-tf Market Square, Raleigh.
WILMINGTON DAILY DISPATCH
IT IS WITH PLEAUriE THAT WE ANNOGNOE
to our fritadi and patrons, that the presses, materia',
fee, connected with this est blbhment have arrived
from the North, and the first number of tbe paper will be
i-sued about the 2d day ot October. Our cotemporarie
will please place us upon their list of exchanges. Every
thing connected witn this orbceis new and complete, ana
the type, cards, Ac , bavbeen carefully heleeted withon'
regard to eost. Tkbhs One tear. $10; six months. $5;
tbr-e months. $3; oe month, fl. We reap cfuiu
solicit the patrona" f ur friends and tbe pub ic g n?
raby. Ofhct-, No. ii Market strft. in the old Pe er
Smith Building. BARRY dt BERNARD,
Kditors and Proprietois.
Wilmington, N. C, Sept. 26 2t
THE RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK Of
Kortli Carol jolo, 9
RALEiOH, N. C.
Authorized September 12th, 1865.
DIRECTORS:
Geo. W. Swbpsok, Pres't. C. P. MmokkhaH.,
Jos. S. ClJtOH, Vice Pres't. Jos. W. Holdiit,
W. B. Oolicx, Cashier.
On and after tbe 27th September, this Bank will be
open for tbe transaction of Banking business.
Gold and Silver Coin, Domestic Exchange aad United
States, State and Local Securities b ught and sold
Uncurrent money discounted on tae moat favorable
terms. Deposits received and careful attention paid to
the accounts of business men and Firms.
Collections made at all points in tbe State of North
Carolina.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Orrici of the CourraoLLBS or ihk I'caak!
kSCT.
i, 185.J
Watbington, September Uth,
Whsrias, By satisfactory evidence presented to tbe
undersigned, it has been made to appear that "THE
RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAKO
LI A." in the City of Raleigh, in the County of Wake
and State of North Carolina, has been duly organized un
der and according to the requirements of tbe Act oHJo ti
gress, entitled an Act to provide a National Currency,
secured by a oledjre of United States Bonds, and to pro
vide for the circulation and redemption thereof, appruv-
Led June 3d, 1864, and ha' complied with all tbe provis
ions of said act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of Banking under said act.
Now, therefore, I, FREEMAN CLARKE Comptroller
of tbe Cu-rncv, do berebv certify that "THE RAL
EIOH NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA,"
in tbe Citv of Rtleigb, in the County ot Wake and State
of North Carolina, is aut erised to commeace tbe bni
ess of Banking under the sot aforesaid
io til 1 1 9 o n 7
Currency Bureau.
8eal
of tbe
Comptroller of the Carreeej,
Treasury Departm-Bt.
whereof, wito n
mr head aad
of nfiM this twelfth
dv of beptembr,
185.
Ppt 26 Ii
c omptroller.
s WANTED
mWO TRE5H MILCH COWS AT TBE EZCBASTGI
I Hotel.
Bept 3S-tf RANDALL 4 CO.
Kinsey's Column !
MONEY SAVED
BT
COMING LATE,
COMING ALL TEE TIMF,
IO Ol'Y
J. KINSEY'S
NEW GOODS
OF THE
I have just returned fro-n Vev Vi-k wih a 'nrre srd
well selected stock of Stnule aoJ F n y l)y (io.U Uo m
and 8boee, Hats unl Caps, IU dre. en-" -ik1
Crockery, which I iff-r lor a!e at the iowtst j r c s.
Call aDd vxatuii.e tbe f. Honing
Beautiful Goods:
MERRIMACK PRINTS,
W A UII KG V l . I s T
HU III().M) Hl I S,
SPKAGUK f I TH,
GLK, COVE PRINTS
PRKKM Pit I N l'S,
COM OH I) P. I vis.
LONDON I'UIVIS,
ALBION PRINT"
MOUK.MG PRINTS.
A Great Variay of !
Z pbyr Knit ilo. ds,
ZhrK i M j ff' ar il Tijj)'t3,
liji.kl. Slaw1.,
TiHp In,
N i'..
Lai' L rr 11 t,
P nrl Ha V ..th. . 11
Fck V i Vnt.nu
Ly-'tA'u ' Tun m 1 .1 k k.
Childreu' Velvet UieugA.r) 11. t-,
Ladies' Dress Woolen Goods :
WOOL DKLMNKS.
, MIX DKLXINE.
TLA I) POI'LIN.
SiKiVH) lOPLINS.
5SAXONY
w tilNGI'AM5,
LADIK- MKI.'INODuAA ERS,
BALMOU L KIU,
nooi KIKIS,
LADltb bX i llA FAbll'D MKUINO VRST.
Nidso k, J irk ret, B ilitn, I ih L ien JKai-ktrchi'-f'.
Li'ii .iinl M s-' "hila
reus iJ 'Inj' r .1 II -e Lien LuU'j
aud C i'hts Ii b 'iit ot
Ltd!' b' Co'or d Rjf ImliMle T ri't 1 G'ov-, si k tops ;
Cor tts, AI G ovrH C nr, li mo ,
Han Oil, El racta un I iu d .
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Shots, Hats and laps
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Fad locks,
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Country Merchant are rp.r n v inrited n cill
and examine my aisort uent'o' goo Is ia t"re. I Inv. -n
tere?t-d in w buin-' a t aem in .N' Y It, w i w ill .
purchase at ail tim-i ad In i. al n rqiir-d. Die
'OWest who ega'e prices. Tfie elo e I : i in kr it f r
your i terest to bay of me aut small m"un'. ot oodj
you may want.
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hll'OKiAM NOTICE
'r'HEstock'ioide s if t'te ?eac i..iiiutt me nqu-nted
I to fe present in person -r t p"f.xf a in-i-nn o
be hald io the cur of Ka-i?- n t h- !i'h "t O -n r-r i Co.
This notioe is cien t eoao.- ii-cko''" t h a d r'aife
to s'nd8 in their proxies or -- dele, arc 'if Mau
Conrentin. f HHdK.
spt9 t et 1 T-t-s-unt A'
McCOfifBIS & CHILD,
Commission I civ In nts,
Pfo 11 Water Street, New York.
Liberal adrances ma1- on C N'Til Sres. &3
flULBEUT A McLEAV, Agm s,
MpUB-Sa N'tw Uwrae, X. O.