Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 October 1867 — Page 1

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Grand Council with the .Indians. Kiowas and Comanches Sign a Treaty, . ,. Are Permitted to Hunt on Ancient Grounds. Bun on the Royal Cana- - dian Banlc. The Election -in Virginia. Radical Ticket Elected. Late1 Mexican News: Santa' .00 . Anna to Leave Garibaldi's Victories. Naturalization Papars Taken out in New York. -- .'rt Indians Stack Redeemed Safe Opened and Robbed, Ac. ' Special to the Evansvllle Journal iNPjANArous, Oot.jS. The agent of State in New York has redeemed and forwarded to the.yuditorjof Stflta certificates of 21 'per cent. Indiana State stock to tftit amoftht'iof one million one hundred and one thousl and,:fKrrj'hu4r$d(;arfd sixty-seven dollars and twenty-two cents. This leaves .tolb&i'fdccm! tfibe.anount outstanding on the first of July last eighty-one th dusand 'eight hundred aad -twenty, dollars and thirty-three lork. The safe of thb Troasufer of Fulton County, at Rochester,; vai broken open and robbed on Tuesday night last. yhls is th)hird tjrne thisjhas occurred in that county, the last safe being regarded as ' 'sufficiently.' sub stantial. The Treasurer was absent at the time, settling With the Treasurer ,'.of-Stafa. and the thieves are supposed to have got but a small haul. CA1VADA. Hi i ! Run on the Royal Canadian Bank The Demands all Met. Toronto, Oct. 24. A run commenced on the lloyal Canadian Bank this , morning, "and 'continued with great activity until about noon. The run forjrold being promptly responded to, the excitement gradually subsided, t In order to. satisfy the public as to its ability to meet all demands, the bank kept open a considerable time after the usual hour for closing. All the other banks paid gold for the Royal Canadian bills. ST. L.OUIS. Grand Couacll with the IndiansTribes not all Represented-Klowas and Comanche Made a Treaty They are Permitted to Hnnt on their Ancient Grounds, South of the Arkansas River. 3iuiv OcV 25-Lolter, aid telegrams from Medicine Lodge Creek. Kansas, say that the grand council with the Indians commenced on the 10th Ina&4 whaikSebator Henderson explained the object of the council and desires of the Governmeat. -Nothing definite .resulted, all the' tribes ' not l being "represented. Santano. bead Chief of the Kiowas, and the leading man of the Southern Indiana, expressed objections to leaving the plains and being "confined to a reservation. He claims all lands south of Arkansas River as belonging to the- Ktowaa and Caraanchesj and that they did not want to give any ol them away. The next day, however, the Kiowas and Camancbes made a treaty with'tb Commissioners, its provisions being the same as those of the treaty made at Little Arkansas, two years ago, with the exception that the agricultural 'reservation "is ' set apart for them on the Miama branch of Red River, near the Wauchita Mountains, where those can go that choose. They are permitted to hunt on iteir ancient Jandssouih of Arkansas River. Saotaao protested strongly against going into houses, like the whites, but finally signed the treaty." ' , -

The Araphoes were to meet the ,('omi:ijH(iouerj"on the 22'Lj and the Ch'eyetnes on the 2Tth, 1n separate council, tigfactory treaties , wilj probably be tnade with all tire' Southern Indians. Senator Henderson would leavetfor St. Louis on the 2.th, hut tl.e iother Obrmnissioners - would remain several days, loDger. The Osage arrived at the council on the 20$ fftoni'theff liiaacy. ta Jsffhoink complaint before the Commissioners.

EUROPE. BYATLAST1C TELEO'EAPII. Attempted Insnrrecllon at Rome The Attempt a Failure. . : ' 'ENGLAND. : : London, Oct. 25.- Late dispatches from Rome statu that the 'Vartjr. of Action-attempted an insurrection on TueHday. Amine was placed under the barracks ottbe Tajwil Zouaves, and at a given signal was fired. The attempt was a decided failure; not a single life was lost. Many persons were injured and the building badly shatterpd A general outbreak .was quick ry reimyt&ed, a,udJ the k city5 soon became quiet, ,, ,, , , ,v ! " SCOTLAND. , ; CrLASOOwV'Oct. 25. The steamship Ilibernia, from New York, has arrived. IV. Y. SPECIALS. Election at Richmond Kadical Ticket Elected Laie Mexican Xews Santa Anna to Leave Mexico European Sews Garibaldi's Tlctorles Petition Complaining of General t Pope Referred to General Grant . General Grant Does not Claim the ' Power.. to, Direct District .Com- ! manders. ! New Yobk, Oct. 25. The ITerald'g to-night states that the'-ppUs'arVeloied.', ipr.all the wards of th'e"city,;'eQept ,'in, the .ward in which yth'e vbtipg Jwill ""continue all night. OfS6ial returns from the four wards in which .the polls are' closed show a maJority;of 211 for the Itadioal ticket, whicU;will be inoreased by the vote to , th ward . to . bear from. In, A,he. wards beard fromt,Jonly,22 negroes voted the Conservative ticket, and but 37hite. men i voted the ltadical ticket. General Sohofield is denounced if kfle.piqg ,the polls ' epen longer than liis.prdtir for the election specified;,1 1' learn that charges for imDroper cojlduct .'in conduction the election will : be. preferred- against Lieut. Col. rcose ty a number 'of prominent citizens... rom returns re-;, ceived to-night, the Coavention will e compoa4d of 142 Co'naerraitites and 3 Radical; and' 83 negroes have been returned as far as heard from, i jThe IteruM Vera Cruz correp ponde,nee of the I-lth eays it was Santa Anna's' iuWiitiqn to leave Mexico for Havana about the 24th inst. .-Mr, Vlumb, the American CJiarge c?e Affair, had imved at the; Capital. The election of Juarez is confirmed. ' The reforms proposed by the convertatos aro probably defeated. The HerahVs cortespondence of thel 19th says:. .The Captain-General was still chary of allowing telegraphic news to ber circulated. A message containing news of Garibaldi's victories in Italy was published in one of the papers after tne Captain-General bad suppressed i and a search ing inquiry was going on for the offending operator who permitted it to get abroad. ':.'," The Time Havana correspondence says Joe Maria la Cuza, one of Maximilian's Ministers, who has been executed, buried, and embalmed by the newspapers, is alive and well in Havana.. ' , ' ; The appointment of the new Captain General, Lerzucdi, gives general satisfaction. The Times1 Richmond special says the noils in three of the wards in this city were continued open to-day for the benefit of the registered negroes who? were unable -toyvote previous; The whites were in the majority last night, bnU the scale was! soon -turned in favor of, the blacka. A.t 11:30 A.Mr Gen.Sch6aeld closed one of the polls; and soon after another, leaving open the third, where the blacks massed theiaselrci to ,tbij exclusion Iof.all others. The whites were crowded out, and -riotous disturbances became frequent arilbrig thVexcited multitude, wnicn required me in unary irequemly. tosatrell. 1 A ! Hunicutt, Jr., was found tearing up the Conservative , ticket$ in. the nanus oi cuiorea men aau was pruiupiJy arrested by the Military ana lodged in the Libby Prison. He was released this evening by General Sco field. At 10:30 oclock, the polls wer still openi the-, blacks arjoearins to be innumerable, and the votidf may continue air night.- These eiectiotis may be contested and the Conservatives will issue an appeal to the people of the couDtry - protesting against the manner in which the election has been conducted. The' Tribune special says; The President to-day relerred to the Secretary of War an ad-interim for consideration, and report the petitions of citizens of Georgia, mentioned in these dispatches in the Wednesday morning papers, in whish complaint is made. General Pope,-in appoint-

ing de egates for the Convention givos undue advantage to the eolore i over the i white Tace. " General Grant returns the petition with his endowment, obfltantially, it seems to him that tLw 'allotments should- 1-e m.wlo by counties instead of Senatorial Dmtricte, as directcl by General Pope; but as the time for the election (rho 29tlv) is so near at hand, he cannot see ,how he "matter Can be remedied. He ha telegraphed to General Pope asking if it is practicable to mane the change nought, and whether it would not 'be better to fix representation by counties instead of by Senatorial Districts: -The Teply of General Pope is not received. It is to be observed that General Grant does not claim the power to -direct the District Commander, and therefore bis communication is merely suggestive. WASHINGTON.

Treaty of Peace with the Comanche and Kiowa Indians Gov. Ward at the War Department Returns of Bank Comptroller Admiral Farrasut and M Inlster Teaman. i.Wasiunoton, Oct. 25." The following despatch has bee a received at the Interior Department from Medicine Lodge Creek, dated 20th : A treaty of peace -has been mado with the Camanches and the Kiowas. and the prospects are good for making peace with the Cheyennes, Arapahoes and Apaches. Signed. A. K. II. White. Gov. Ward, of New Jersey, was today engaged at the War Department on business for his State, which has claims against the Government, on account of moneys advanced and expended for military purposes during the late war." The returns of the Philadelphia banks to the Comptroller show they have--erv -of 119,000,0K, being $6,000,000 in.e.xess-tff th$.amount required by law. - Correspondence between Admiral Farragut and , Minister lYeaman,, at Oopiihaoa are received. Th i form-2 er thanks the latter for his- attentions, and the ' latter congratulates thej&6vbmfe60 6hdi peopjel-bf United tats,far .th,, very0fa,vorable impression which has been made in Northern Europe bv Farf sgut's cruise in the Baltic,, aod. aujaceut waters. Our naval science .has been illustrated, our political institutions honored, socially avl ' pontically. Americans have acquired increased consideration. . rv''Washington, Oct. 25. Governor .Ward, who is now here, says that at the recent meeting inA New York of he Executive Sub-Committee of th& National Union Republican Commits tee, there was some conversation as tto -fhe' bcrt place, for holding the next convention for nominating candidates, for the Presidency' and; Vice-Prcsi-dehcy.'j an d Chicago, , St! Loufs, and New lork were mentioned, ; but no action was taken by the committee, as the determination of that question belongs to the full 'cOmmitteewhich assembles here in December. - . , ; Information is received here of the issuance. of .the new grant," by Presi-. dent Juarez, to Elazre, for opening the Tehauntepec route. ." It is sub-' staotially the sama as that issued October 15th, 1S66, to Charles Knapp & Co., but which has elapsed, owing, it is said, to the non-fulfillment of contract by them. The Sub-Committee on Judiciary, charged with the investigation of publie affairs in Maryland aad Delaware, will adjourn on Monday next, to November 13th, when the investigation will be resumed. NEW YORK. Naturalization Papers Taken Out Arrest on Charge of Arson War rant or Extradition Grant d Five Children Lost Failure or a Ship ping Merchant. ... New York, Oct. 25. Seven thousand five hundred . naturalizations have taken place recently under the auspices or the Democratic Committee, and five hundred under those of the Republican Committee. John McCabe was arrested to-day, charged with arsou in setting fire to his premises, on West Twenty-eighth Street, and attempting to burn up his two young children. McCabe was. intoxicated, ''and the children were saved 7 by bis wife, whom he had put out of the room. The house was only a little damaged. A warrant of extradition was rrant-ed-4riHh-t!-f Frank wUivan, whe is cnargeawtpf ppoti.aajjpeft. Foot on the British ship Maria, at sea. The CiUzenaA Association, will bold a inefeUntNovelabet 8th,forthe pur-: pose of discussing what steps shall be taken to inaugurate - a system of wharfs and piers, commensurate with the future wans of. the city. . - : Bishop Whipple, -of Minnesota, preaches in the Calvary Church, on Sunday. ' ' ''; A Jewess, named '.Rosenfelt, from St. Louis, lost live of her children, yesterday, near the Jersey City Ferry. The, police as yet are unable to find them. - . ' The Commercial Advertiser says the failure of Robert L. Taylor, shipping merchant, is one of the results of the protracted stringency in discounts. Although the house has .long stood in all credit, yet it has found it impossible to procure discounts to meet its maturing obligations. '

' Mr. Taylor, we understand, - is largely eommitted by the endorsement of -11. W. Hubbell, shipping . and commisiiion merebant.who also iiiled.-

I Doth parties" Leave made an assign; meat. 1 ho liabilities of -Taylor are said to amount; -to -about $1000,000, including th'3 endorsement of Hub bell's paper.. Considerable i .surprise is felt at; Taylor .having made an asj aig anient, as, his wealth is reported to. largely exceed his reported .liabilities'. New York, October 25 The Expre' reports the failure of Robert Li Taylor. : - ... ii ' i No change as yet has , been made in the Erie Directors, although it is possible some of the, Boston Directo'rtf may go but to make roOm for :Vanderbilt, Drunker and Schell. : i ' ' ' Nkw York, (Jet. 25. The Conservative Republican County Convention met last evening, but refused to nominate county officers. , " ' ' IIAftTFORD. General Sheridan Vl-Mted by General taidwei; and General wells. ...:. Haetfobd, - Oct. 25.-060!, Sheri dan will epend to-day bcrol ib a private manner, and -leave for, .-Boston, to-morrow." : ; ' -'r ; "" i Gen. Caldwell,-Adjutant General Jf Maine, and .GenvW ells,. Adjutant General or Vermont, yisited Sheridan to-' day and perfected arrangements with him for visiting those States. . MISCELLANEOUS. Yellow Fever In Memphis The Election in North Carolina Yellow Fever In Mobile Fire at BaltimoreLoss $109,000. Baltimore,. Oct. 25. The Chemical works of Davison & Lymington, at Sorinir Garden, in the 'surburbs' 6f Baltinore, were destroyed by fire this morning. ' 1 he fire was 'accidental. The loss is estimated at from tDQ.000 Wilminqtos: N C' Oct.' :25h'e whiles are. taking more interest In the approaching election, sidce the result made known'."' ' Five' days more" are. al-"' lowed for registration., , .; -;' t ! Providence, Oct,-25.' At tlie .trOt to-day between (Ltucy, LadyLThorn, Dan Kioe-. and Bruno, Lucyi wod three, beats and Lady Taorn : one. ,1 Time, 2;27i, 2:284 -2:264i 2:25 m; .:..;hno.i: ; ;;- v s ! ' 1 .1 i.' M . .'it-iiri i Mobile,! i Oct. 25. Maior u HenW Myers iof the firm of Boorheea ct Myers, died suddenly to-day;- ; Ui.i u 'I - : -in it.l i i) i. i ,; )! I ' Memphis Oct. 25."-There were fivtii iticerments from yellow fever this af' ternooni'' -'i --.it 'tm cvtium-ii.vi ;. ; . i -7.1. I i . ,iT P;,':;.( in ' Boston, Oct;K '25. Bishop; , EajsfcJ burn and., Dr. S. Gv,IIows And lady, arrived in .the China.! -.,;,,' m, 0. MoBiLB,'Oct. '25.--:Tliere ,wa but one interment by yellow lever , .to-day, i . i -i BosTpN. Octl . 25! The stcamsbip. China arrived this morning.: - - BVANSraLE BUSINESS COLLEGE " Corner ' First and 'Vine Streets, ;- '. -i EVANSVILLK, IK '' FCL1. HCHOLARSIIIPS issued. : .935 OV. . . ' ; AH are invited tn oall and examine oo: oourse of inHtruc" vn,or seurl addresa am receive by ret oil. mall Collage Clrculai with speclmeas Ot Penmanship and Flourishing. ;L S. MAYKIELD, tau2Bd6m ; - Principal. Builders and Painters. E If ATE IV STORE, 50,000 pounds strictly pure White Lead. au,uuu pounas pure tar w nue jeaa. 50,000 pounds Bay Btate White Lead. : ' 1,000 gallons Linseed OIL 5,000 pounds No. 1 Putty j in Bladders and Cant). ' Window Glass, all sizes. Glaziers' Points and Putty Knives.' t COLORS of every variety. DRY or In OIL. All of whteh we are selling a cheap as can be purcnased in the West. - KELLER & WHITE, Wholesale Druggists,' J2vansviller Ind. men U .. . . i . i J. C. HENSOH & SON, .Dndertakers and Embalmers, j ; ; iVo;138 Main Street, "--." o: Ji, ! .. ETiirsyiiiE, wdijta.?;. ! , WK HAVE PURCHASED THE right . of asing Ir. C'hanaoerlaiu.'ti process of embalmiDg, and are prepared to dai work in that line at abort notice; waranted to give Batjsfactlon. "-.,.'";'? '"' 1 .'; ' A large assortment of the "best! e' " '" ,' METALLIC CASES,' CASKETS : ; .!.'- . . " ...-' i.u -.. .,1 !)'; .-.-.,..,, . f AJf "0 . . -ff . '-. ' - wood coffins .; " : J ;; CocsUntlylon band :,- augl28mi : Notice to Contractors. THE COMHOST COVXCIJL. OF THE City of Evanffvllle will receive sealed proposals, until November 11th, A.D. 18U7, for grading the alleyB situate between Water and First street, and extending from Division street to Pine street. By order of the Couocll. A. M. McGRIFK, Clerk. XMty Clerk's Office, Oct. 14, 1A.7. cl9 - ? Union copy. 1

HARDWARE.

i CnAriLK-S RABCOCK fcCo.. i;o !! jib 9.h at '(ivV: .' imU h'-VOtr vK'A-A-'tF. .:? ' ' . : - if J EXFOaTKB ANP 'SAI.CB!iV . J: .'T'j i-:i rv)ix yivv .': i-'A . ! . Jdbrings, Axles, , Wood Work', Daiaasa ' Uarness, Eiiameied Pateut Lftather . ; j ..: PadUklBH,bklrtiug, tQ., Ac. , i .... I EvansTllle, Jly a, , JelO ! B(ETTICIIER, KELLOGG & Co. ; , (SucceHsors to Wells. Kellogg & Co.) 1 i - IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS Or If . m r r . ... .ill ! Vli :'.! M I !. ISirrt Sti-eet, ."'pthe:;-::. . 3IG .'PADLOCK. AXES, AXES, Ai VAXES, AXES, AXEN, AXES, , TABLE CUTLER Y, TABLE CUTLERY. TABLE CUTLER POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLKHY, POCKET CUTLEIir, : , . Trace ChalnM, '; ! Trace OIiuIuh, ( . : Traoe Chains, Plan fens TCoe, I'lauters' Ioe, r-. ' . i :. i.,:,,j un .lecgan cs; 10013, u-, 1 , Mechanlcs'.Tools, BniTJERS niBDW ARE, lil'ILDKRSIIAKDWARl!:, ' UUlLOKKoT:jtAKDWAKIC. 'nni aOTTON A9!n VOOL 1ARIH ! I .i..-,; :co'ri'osf wool cari, BEST KUfiliER JiET.TlKO, ' . ',' B&tiXiAUJiXEJa.BIiJUliXiS, . I ndq j,h Mill and Cr&ss3at Saws, . r. o i 1 1: v . -Mill and Grosa-Gnt Saws, !: .UiJUil anliGross-CntiSawB. CASH bnrers will find It to their advan. tkt to examine bar stock before Durchasir thet Old Stand,' 13 First St. t"'. BEIlicUEiC KKLIOSG Jt CO, United States ' Life Ins. Co., ! it '-iJt:vO(RatabIlshealB 18S0.) ,: I D. WAH, HTKEET, SEW YORK. Bbakch No. West Thikj 8t j . ClWCmiTATtf 'i ' -1 j CAH ABSET3 EXCJEED 93,800,000. I Dividends as large as those of any other Life Insurance Company.' - -: ! i ftficv,rily tai PvUcy-UoUler Exceed that o .any other Xmpany. " - - xou can- loan tne accumulation) irom tne Company at any time. Kor an Agency applytO"if'i ' 3. B. 8IPDALL, . .(general Agent for Ohio and Indiana, 1 rNo. W. Third St., Cincinnati, Ohio. - An Agent wanted In this county. oc!7 GREAT BARGAINS HTJM-AJST HAIE. MISS E. L POWERS HAS JUST RECEIVED A HPLEXdid assortment of Human Hair of all lengths and shades. -- Braids, Curls, Foreperies, Water .'aUa, 4c, at greatly reduced prices. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere. Also, HAIR JEWELRY of all descriptions made to order. LOCUST STREET, Opposite the Sherwood House. se23 d3m HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX will deliver hU celebrated Lecture, . "ACROSS the C02TIXEXT,' X -. . ( .i'-i-c..: ,- :. ' .'is i-. i ? . ..i ..j-i 17- -j..l : . . ' j :ri!:,l i ' :iM l" ":' ! ' ' !"i!IURNER HALL, . I i. .iia lit -: -iuiov j. -i !;i '.!? iii f-..i . -!)! -nt ' ?- TODBSCATJ KTEALSG, October Slst, i oei p'M r.iil .in-lit mii i - '"A ,'orUBkN'iir'of.'the ; V ' Uni'T . ,! i-i). .i.Ati .,' , ; ,.: I f "!!I'if B r:n ' ; - ".' I j SOLDIERS'' BELIE? 'FUND.' ! y. 0:t iih'.-.-t .'- ! r.!r--1 , if! V fi-f! s-n hi!'-. I '' ' ; Admission. 35 cenU; reserved seats 23 cents extra; to be engaged at Hcott's Book Store;-..-.' "-'lit I .-.. ' i ' ' ' ' i Tickets to $'e obtained at the Book and Music Btorflsand at Turner Hail. oc22dtd i f -t i ' ( ":;! l--)w-;t n.; - ; - . WM." C. TURNOCK & CO, BRASS'';' rpTJNDERS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters Comer Tine and First Streets. ' Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. " Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cocks Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular attention paid to repairing and adjusting 8team Gauges rjae8tf

HOOP-SKIRTS.

LITEST FASHIONS - -.--;.- DEMAND ' '' ' ' J.'.'VBBADLXT'S: jO tj je ..3E2,3q . ELLIPTIC , i, , .or JX)UBLE-BPItINa S?4 K I H T S ! Tiier will not BEND or IIBF.AK liice the Hineie Hprinsrs. but will KVER PftEMEKVK thetr PERFECT and- WfiiUTKUIi HH APE where three or four ordinary Hkirts are THROWN ASIDK as UfiELEHS. Tby (OMHI.E COMFORT, DURABILITY'. Hnd ECONOMY with that JfiLKUANCK of SHAPE Which has made the -'DUPLEX ELLIPTIC " the . STANDARD SKIRT ! OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. .i i . . . . . i . . ... 7 Full assortments alwari on haad at wuoienaia oy . . ! ..MJUJKBT.JSrESBITX A CO., 'HiTBsrtfir. smith i co '- 0-"")i'P,tatfiej-H. M. SWEETSES, , .Main 8 tree t, ado. j , aud others. For tale hy all Retailers who sell J3IR3T-ULASS BKIETS. WESTS,' BRADLEY & CA&Y, Sole Oumert of the latent, and Exclusive Manufacturer. WAAeWcrtTsK and Omcm No. 97 CHAMBER STREET, and Nos. 70 and' 8. BEADE. STREET, NEW YORK. .'it A i u ,"l Onutloii. To a-uard .analnst impohitioic. be Dartlcular to" notick that Hklrta offer1h1 for Dnplfx have the red-ink stara-p "J. W; Uradley't IHipUx EUiptic Steel aprmff". vpon me watsioana : none others avenuliie. Also, not foe that each ,boov -14 .made by braiding two rpringt together (or two springs in one), whloh is. the hecrtt ot their mnertor .itrenffth and flexibility a combination he poKseHHed by any tingie-rprmg tikirU STATIONERY. :. fJ01IN. II. SCOTT, ISookHclIcx", Stationer , JfEirSDEAlEB, -; o. 5 MAIN STREET, cor. Second, aulOdly , ; Evak8V1jxk,Iio. R. F. Dim ERA C0M BOOKSELIJERS AND -:''' STATIONER.S. Wholesale and retail dealers in Standard and Miscellaneous Books SCHOOL BOOKS, ' STA TIONER Y, BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUMS, FOOLSCAP, LEGAL, BILL, LETTER, NOTE, FLA TCAP -AND . TVoll Papers, Photograph Abums, Letter Presses Writing Desks, Envelopes, and Fancy Goods, NO. 6 North First Street, EVANSVILLE ....... jaaltf ly -. INDIANA. GEO. II. FISH & CO., Wholesale Booksellers & Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, ; . BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEO US . BOOKS, ! PAPER ENVELOPES, AHD - Otneral Stationery, TSo. 19 Ma.Ii! Street, EvansYille, Indiana. July9 iy CJ E. OILRERT CO.. O. No- l Nobth Fmtrr Steket, win be pleased to see all their old customers, and as many new ones as will faror them with a call. A fall assortment of Groceries, etc., always on hand, and for sale at the lowest market prices. -Agents for Stafford Mills (Alabama) Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers' prices. We will give tpeeUtt inducement to alt tho buying (or CASH. fco

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