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THE LANCASTER LEDGER. SATCRDAY HORNING, Natto Hlb, 18?S, f ' t t * ftflT Tlii* liino for m Kii'h inanu **# aii? ?t?k sen hers have paid will noon expire. We give them this warning that they may renew, aa the paper, in all casks, wiil be discontinue ed at the expiration of the time (or which they liave paid. 8ubscrilmia finding a (X) cross mark on the margin of their paper may know -that their time is out. r ? ? 8peclal NoUoe. Persons who liave lately had printing and job work done at this office, are respectfully reminded to come forward and settle in' aOcor dance with the teims under which they coin ' tr acted for the labor. 1 _ # Oar Paper. The Proprietors of this paper design to in* crease its sisc,' on' the resumption of regular 'mail service in January next, to more than dou Mo lia present auncnwon*. n win ue siiniinr to tlie nlicat ieaued before the war. They pro. poec further to rpaie no pain* in making it an interesting vehicle of intelligence, and in every reepect worthy of the support and confldence of the people of thin and suriouuding illxtricU. Our term* for subscription w ill be ^3.00 per year, in currency, payable in advance, l'eraons who desire to commence w'lh the new year ohould forward their name* at once. We find that many old subscribers, who were in arreaia, expected the paocr to be continued to their addi cm. This, under Hie present circumstances, is unreasonable, and with our lituited tucan* impossible. We perform our obligation* to those who paid u* in advatico before lire destruction of our office, although the money than paid did us little or no service ; and we rend the paper toaucli other* only w ho have come forward and subscribed under the new tenuis. Tjie Cpnttitutlonal Amendment. We Rtated laat week that the LngiaUturc had ratified the amendment to the Federal Con n'tution, abolishing *laveiy within the limit* of the Ignited State*. A* the matter hn* attracted tome attention, South Carolina having beon the firat of the receding State* to act 011 Che measure, we publish tire amendment lor itue inionnaiion of such ol our readers as have not wr* it. It i? Id these words : '"Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude eicepta* a punishment for ctiinc, wherrol the party shall havy been duly convicted, shall ex* let wiiiiin the.limit* of the United Stales, or any place suhjcct to their jurisdiction. "Sec. 2, Congress shall have power to or.' force la is article by appropriate legislation."? approved Feb. I, 18tt5. ' < The State haring already, by an Oidinance of her Convention, abolished slavery, and there be.tig ao probability that the institution can over be revived, eve?: were such s thing desir. ed, the ratificetinir of this amendment by tne * Legislature was apparently ol? little iuportaucc Thcr.e was really no objection to lite lit at clause of the amendment; but (Ira second sec tian gave rise to the apprehension among the members of the legislature that, Congress might, under it, claitu the right, not only to alioliah slavery, bat utakc laws lor the government of Ute negro in the Slates and to regelate Ins Btitlui as a citizen thereof. Gov. Perry, while the matter waa under consideration, communicated Ibis objection to the Secretary ol Kute at Washington. Mr. Seward replied that the objection waa regarded as qucrelotia and | unreasonable, spying trial the second section was really retraining hi it* cflccts,instead of enlarging the power of Congres*. lie further I ruled that President John/en considered ^the I .? ccr pUrrcc ol the a nen^niedt, by South Caro Ilina, as uidUpciieiUW (o a restoration ol her tUations with the other States of the Union. It *u under these ci minis tan re* thai the legislature adopted the amendment. The vote was decisive in favor of the adoption, there baring been bat twenty eight against it If 8outli Carolina had uot adopted the amendment, It would nevertheless have become the law. Its ratification by twenljiseven States ia neck'ssaiy. Twenty live of this number had already done so. XI" States cf California, Iowa, and Oregon, hare uot acted upon it, but it is supposed that they will lj? in favor, being largely satl'slavery in sentiment. >'wrth Carolina, Georgia, and otb vr Southern 8tales will probotrfy follow the example of South Carolina ; eo the thing may bo luoked upon as certain, and slavery lorever abolished within the limits of the United States. Boat!) Carolina Bank, Money Weeop/Jrom a late issue ot the Rchmon J /inywirrr li.o autjoined quotations of South Election for Congress. i The following i* the result of the election tor Congrew in thin DintiicL c|j P7 O S3 H lel I I: | I .1 S. 3 .3 - be r M * Loncnz'.er C. II. 41 71 1 113 R8 Taxafniw. 2 9 0 ]1 nil Tank, 10 1 0 II ? Cation's, 31 1 1 33 Srnnll, 8 3 0 11 (Won. 18 0.0 18 Hn Kundeiburk, 0 10 0 10 Slover, 7 0 0 7 ," ^ >1A 117 95 2 "214 d" We learn that in tlic town of Cnmdon, tien. coi Kennedy received '233 votes?all that were ? cast. At Flat Hock, Kennedy received 40 ; ('? Bradley *2. mi Dkatih.? Mr. Joseph A. Cunningham, a _ | prominent and useful citizen of this District, . died suddenly, of apoplexy, on 11th inst, ^ Lieut, T. M. Wylie, of this place, a youth ^,v much cstcen cd for his candor and piety, died, after a long illness, on Sunday last. j|,j Mr Jgnidlian Knight, an influential citizen |m in the I'.astein part of the District, died last Hl| week. '||i X!r. Thcinas U Mugill int. reca;vcd the ap? Ct_, pointineut of I'osl Master lor Cureton'a Store Njr in this Disliict. He has our thanks lor a file p? of luto Northern papers. Our readers are reminded of the very t\< I ? tensive sulo of property advertised to take place on Monday next, on the F,-late of the ^ lute Cel. Dixon Dnrucs. ,, ^? The MaiKet*. e'* New Yoik, November 16. cr' Cotton Iroin 00 to ISO cents. Cold 1.47 Charleston, November 18. Cotton irotn 10 to 45 ccuts, with it good dc inand. i St i News oi the Week H ' The Washington corresj>on<lent of the tn< INew York 7'itnrs savs : It is officially ascertained front tl.e rolls in possess wh of lite Government llint General Lee's . sl" army, when it surrendered, contained ! 28,000 men, and General Johnson's 37,000. EigLt tliousaiid ?ix liundred and lift) i bales of cotton have been shipped from 1 Charlotte, North Carolina, to Raleigh, from the beginning of May to the end of September. In anticipation of a visitation of Choi* ? era, the Secretary of War has ordered the suspension of sales of all govern meut hospitals, that they he in readiness (>j. for use should there he a necrssity for t.e< thefn. '* tvli It is now announced that President liis Johnson does not intend to pardon about "'j1 one lhoti?nnd of the civil aud military j r(.c Southern leaders, but wj|| leave their 'I'll fate to la) decided by Congress. pi It is a.cerla.ned front an official source that the army of the United States has |,'r oot been reduced so low as seems to have tin been supposed. Its full and available strength exceeds one hundred and eighty thousand men, of which about half is on each aid o of the Mississippi river. ( f? I Late advices from J rnraica report the i rebellion crushed. Sevcri.i of the par ! "" ...... . . - ?;r iH-ijKtniit riHU ueeu condemned to death. i pr, 1 Among the number are Gordon and *f< I Sender. Amnesty has been ottered those ' llll who will return to loynl allegiance, provi ,.r, ded they have not been engaged in mur n)' der or arson. I Kai.kiuii, Nor. 10, 1805.?Five out l>< seven District* tiave elected Congressmen H" as follow-: From the Second, C. C. Clark; ^ third, J. C. Puller; fourth, Joeiah Turner; ' fifth, Itradtord lJrown ; sixth, 8. 11 Walter*. St Fuller and Turner were in the Confed urate Congress, and Wallers and Clark were oflictrs in the Confederate service. *1 tiik thial ok jarr. Davis?crirk * jcstick ciiask ox a nkw tack.?It is i T? e I y reported from Washington that in a late D consultation or. the subject with the Pres. , l'J ideni, the Chief Justice gave it as his Jf opinion that it wjuid be inappropriate) *nu ii.txpo<;ii>ni to try Jett. Davu in > irginiM, while tlill under military Ihw, *nu before I lie Stale it wholly reconMruc * ' ted, un!w? under a special Act of C>ui Jj gress. '1'he Chief Justice ?!.??<* not like , ?n the idea of holding e court subject to I mdititry lutboriljr. Circnmatftnces alter i c??o? %ery materially sometimes. The hi upshot ol tliiS matter will probably l>e lli% liolJing over Davis for some on the purt oPCoDgress. j Hp I Carotin* Uahk moutr in the Richmond mar* Walt Hank of Camden 28 Hank of Charleston 20 Dank of Cheeter 25 Dank of Georgetown 20 Dank of Hamburg 23 Dank of Newberry 25 Dank of Hoelli Carolina 20 Daak of State ot South Carolina..... .23 Commercial Hank. Columbia 20 Kxcbange Bank. Columbia 20 Farmer ' and Kxwhange. >2 Merchant*', Ct.eraw 22 People's llank 56 Planter*' Bank 18 Plan*era' and Meelianiea' lb-ink... 25 Moutliweatern Kailroad Bank .30, Pill* Dunn I 'J Uolta Bank * " 70^ Southern RestorationAn interview of a very importan aracter, as showing distinctly the ex it of President Johnson's requirement the hands of the States lately in re llion preliminary to recogniz ng then having fully resumed their loyally,tool ice at tho Executive Mansion yesterday delegation of members of the Norll irolina Convention visited the President d one of their number, Mr. l>eed, gay< i? a synopsis of what th6 Convenlior d done, annulling of the secession or lance, ll>e prohibition ol slavery anc ,! repudiation of the rebel debt. It nciusin.i i\ir. lieeil made two req teats that the full reconcilement of Norlli irolina wilh the national governmeni glit lie oftKiitlly declared and that tin mgresnional t-st OHth might he repeal . The President, in reply, congrattila ) the gentlemen on the progress theii ate hail made and the spoil evince*. their people, hut told them that some ing remains jet to ho done, nod the is is the adoption by the North Caroli Legislature of the slavery proliibitior end merit to the national constitution its, the President said,."is tn mV jndg nt, practically important to live sue tsful rest'ration which is so much de ed hy all " II? also informed the del a'.jon that Provisional Governor IIol r, will ho again instru ted to continur act as i^ta'e Executive until lie slial ve heen exptessiy relieved hy orders that ert'ccl. It will he rerneirtheret at in the Slates of M ssissippi anr utli Carolina, which tome time einci eled Governors, the Provisional Gov tors continue to cxeroiso the execntivi lotions, hv the President's direct orders AVtO ) 'orI- /A, mill iIon. J. il. Regan, late Got federal ites l'i>!ilinatl?r (iencriil, has wriltei t-11er lo the people of Texas, advoca g nojro suffrage,- I.m t**<I l>v cerlaii >raf, itile!leeluhI and property testa. The queen of spnin lias made a decrei licit is published, forbidding the exte;i n of slavery in the Spanish colonies \etv A<t i (<rlisttii|euls Estate Notice. )KRMi\S having demands against il|? Estate of tins lute NVni. Cole are noli' I to prefert litem to the umlersignei thin the lime prescribed by law. R. X III'KIKIIAM, Ex'%. M. CORK, f.'xfcii'j. Nov'J5. 1865 1*2-31. A Card, yf V Mills, situate on the Catawba River 1 are now repaired. New bolting cloth the latest improved style hive recentI; rn plueeil in the Ibmring mill. They an cliargt of a skillful and energetic person lose unremitting 7.eal will be equaled ii 1 eflorts'lo suit the tastes of those w li< y be pleased to *1111111100 I is service am vise iiitii accordingly. Toe pitronagi eived for many years past is solicited.? iose who may have wneat lo grind sri uciallv invited to test the virtue of tin est European brands of cloths, as the; 'tain, wlicio used, the reputation of pre ring a superior quality of Hour to tlios iierv accepted he.etoforc, and at the sain ic equaling them in quantity. J AS. R. .MASSE Y. November 25, 1*65. 12-31. IUTH C A RO LI NA?I/uu.'isJcr Ditiric lb A. \VIJ.I.1.\MS, Esquire, Ordinr r ry :*?r nan; I'minci. WhkrRax, J. M. Small, ha* applied I ' for Letter* of Admini*tration, on nil an igular lit** |>n?iln and ehnllel*, right* am di.H of John l> Small,lutu of the Dinlr.t irexaid, de.-eaaed. THKmB are, therefore, to ei to and n?i >ni*h all and am polar, the kindred an editor* of the anid deceased, to be aO puar before me nt our next (frdinrry' nfrt for ihe anid Oittriet, to be holden a mca?ler Court llou*e on Iho 12 h day < c , next, to ahflw enu?e, if any, why lh id Adminiatrnlion anould not be grouted i (jiven under my hand ntid aea 1. S . thin Ulal day uf NaveUrhor, io th ^vw y year of our Lord one thouaan jht huudred and aixly-live, and in the 89t lar of the independence of Lie Unite ate* of America. I) A. WILLIAMS, o. l. d. Nov. 23, 1863? [printer* dee ft I. HJ I II CAROLINA?f^xnow D <in< >Y I). A. WILLIAMS, Keqnire, tdrdi J nary for Ha id l)i*lriel, Wiikkka*, William M. Adam* and Mt\ iret Tavior, have applied to inn fi iter* of A4n''niatrlllirtn.on all and ingol: e pomiy and ijiaf.e?*. right* mpl eredil Andreir'J.^j^^lur, InU of the Dialrir ofewatfl. OWHUffl. THKSK ur?-, therefore, to rito jyJL n< uniah nil nod a invoUr, Iho kodrdj^in nil tor* of tli? Huid d?*cr**e ipeiir before nie at our nrxt (JjgjlUjary i>urt fni Dim dmtrift, to bp nhi?1t?if i iuc??ler Court IIouhv, un tin* lat day < ft* , n?il( !? kliuw ciiii'f, >1 any, \s by II id Aduiiniatration ahould not l>? gruntm i (iivrn under my liar.d and aea I, S ? lliit ITU. d:?y of Nov., in lh? y?* j of our li??rd one lhoua.ii,<1 eij?l i ml red aim ai*ty live, aod ill the Hi?t ar of tliu irrlf|n iid< a e of Ihe Uuilc lates of America. I>. A. WILLIAMS, o I., d. Nor, 25, 13<i5. (printer* fee ft. Estate Dr. W. C. Cauthen, t T)ERSONS indebted to the Estate of X Dr. W. C. Canthen. dec'd , by note or # account are required to make immediate payment,.ind all personahaving any claima ' against said Estate are hereby notified to i present them legally authenticated within ; the t:me prescribed by law, otherwise this noticfc will he plead in bar. II. J. CAUTliEN, Executrix. ' , No*. 3Jst 1865. ? 1_2 tf. i , SOUTH CAROLINA?Lancastrr District. i T> V I). A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina, I) ry for said District. NViikrea*, J. II. McDnw Jinn applied 1 | to ine for Letters of Administration, on all 1 ( and singular the good i uud chattels, rights I and credits of J. T. Mellow. late of the ' Dial riot, afoiesnd, dee'd , 1 TMKSK aro, therefore, to cite nnd nd. t' monisii all and singular, tin* kindred and ' 9 creditors of the said deceased to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's ( Court lor the said District, to be holdeti at r Lnncustcr Court House on llie 6il> day of I j Dec. next, to sboyv cause, if any, why the l said Administration should not be granted. I l i (liven under niv band and seal, 1 I / I#. S. > litis, Ifith day of November, in the ' I ( \year of our Lord one tliousand ' i [ eight hundred ?nd sixty five,and in the H'.MIi I . year of the independence of the United | States of America. . I>. A. WI I.I J A MS, o. l. i). Nov. 25, 1865.? | printers fee $4 1 SOU I'll CAIlpMNA? fytucasler District. BY D. A. WILLIAMS, Lsquire, Ordinary for said District. I WiiKUFA-, Henry Mungonnd Ci. \V. Mil- 1 , !cr h ive applied to me lor Letters of Ad- I I ministration, on nil and singular, the goods j j | and chattel*, rights and credits of (ieorge Hilton, late of the District aforesaid, doe'd Tncso are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular* the kindred and credi i tors of the said deceased, to be and appear . before tnu at our next Ordinary's Cohort for the said District, to be holden si Lancaster Court House on the 'J.lth day of Nov. next ' B to show cause, if any, why the said Administration should riot be granted. CilYKN under mv louul . I V-1 - "> ' ? ?'J ? ? " ~v* j day ol Novum! er, iu the your of our 1 Lord one thousand eight hundred and i sixty live, and in the S'Jlh year of the independence of the U S. of America. I>. A: WILl.tAMS, O I. I). ' Nov. 25, 1865. [printers fee $4. S(?UTI1 CAltOLINA?Lancashr District. BV I). A. WILLIAMS, K?q'iire, Ordinary for aid District Whkrkas, J. IS. Adnmi has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on nil J und singular the poods 'and chattels, lights and credits ot J. J. McAtcer, late of the 1 Dis'rict aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all nr.d singular, the kindred and rrcdi? tors of the said deceased, lo he and appear before me it our next Ordinary'? Court for the said District, to he holdeti at Lancaster Court House on tiro 12th day of December next, to aliow cause, if any, why the said ? Administration should not he granted. (ilVKN under my hand and real, this 21st u day of November, in the year of our Lord 1865, and in the 8!):h year of the , independence of the U. S. of America. , D. A. WILLIAMS, (). L l>. J Nov 25. lh(>5. [printers fee fi t. ' SOUTH CAIloLiNA?Lancaster District B ^ A. WILLIAMS, Cnquire, OrdinnD ry for euid District. f Wit Kit k. as, A. J Kihlur has applied to me for lastUrsof Adnrinistrntion on all and singular the goods and chatt els, rights and v credits of J. A. Cunningham, late of (lie District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ndmon isli all ana singular, the kind cd and creditors of the anid decca-cd, to Le und appear f. before mo nt our next Ordinary's Court for tha said District, to he holden at Lancaster Court House on the 6th day of December ' 0 next, to show cause, if any, why the s?id ,1 Administration should not ho granted. 1 tilVKN under mc hand and seal, this 21st flay ol iNovcinber, in (he venr of our * Lord IN(>5, tiiicl ill the 89 li yeor of |. Hie independence of the 17. 8. of i Auiarica d D 4. WILLIAMS, O. L. !). Nov 25, lHli.'i. [ printer* fee A I. it SOU I'll t;AKOI.INA?liuncustcr District >f 1 > Y D. A W I I.I.IAMS, K?4j?iire, Ordinoe X) rv for said District. I. W'hkheaa, Middlelon Knight, nnd Jane I, Knight have applied to me for Letter* of ie Administration on *11 and aingulor, the d goods nnd chattel", right* and credit* of h Jonathan Knighi? late of the District afored aaid. deceased Thene are, therefore, to cite an I admoninh all nud lingular, ttie kindred and credi , toia of the anid deceased to he nnd appear ? before nte at our next Ordinary'* (7ourt for / the *aid |)i*trict, to be holden at Lancaster ' Cuiyrl House 011 the 12th duv of December next, to arum cause, if nnv, why tne auiJ " Administration should nol btt graded. ,r (JIVhN under iny land a,.d sen I, Ibis Hint day of November, to the year wf otir j laird otic liiuu<und vighl hundred nnd sixty-five, ami in the 89th year of the ^ independence of tho United Statea'of \ Atneneo. ? I) A. WILUAMS.O. L. I). ? Nov. 'JS, f |>riot?'r<t f?? S> I it Police. >f 4 I.I# Guardian*, Truilkcf, nnd Receivie 1 \ era, iu.!?i#n?j their a^poiittnient? unAr j. the Court ol Kiinilv nre lierchv uoLilii.il ?r.<t il, rw|nir*d to fe*'o*r tlit-ir return# lo thl# Ofir fice before lite lir-l d?y of December next, it Kule# will be imued agninat defaulters iu h every cam. :d Kee# fet Return# CASH, K O. Bll.LINGS, C. E. I*. D. Com'r# ():liee, Lancaster C. II, S, C. October 13lh, l?o5. *7-tit. Headqu? r ters, i!d Suit District, District ^ of Western So. Ca. J GENERAL ORDERS No. 26. I. All persons iii the Dim.riot of Lancaster having in their possession, or control, property of any description, belonging to the United Sta'cs Government, or the late ho coiled Confederate Government, or to the agents or odicers of either,are directed to give immediate notice thereof and promptly surrender the lame to the military authorities at Lancaster C. II. This or[ler embraces Cotton, Iron, Machinery,Guns, t'istola, I .collier, Corn, Horses, Mules, Wagons, Ambulance*, Harness Leather, Saddles, I.umber, and all oilier description* jf property whatever. II. Parties holding property for which receipts linve been given unless signed by 10. McMullen, formerly Assistant Special Treasury Agent, will imincdiaiely surrender I he sajae. III. Parlies having information which Ail I iead to the .detection of persons Who tiave sold, abstracted, or concealed, any [aoverntnent property, and who (urnish information thereof will he fairly couipensa led. IV. All persons in Lancaster District nro required to procure of l.ieut- OIlCL'T I', n written permit lu fore disposing of their Uolton ; and all persons before shipping their cotton are required t<> procure a w riltcn permit front the A^-:-t:?iit Special Treasury Agent or l.ieut. <?UCUT1\ V. l'ublic na'va will be held at Lancaster (J. 11., dii Saturday of each and every week, for the disposal of?property so collected ; under the direction of M. T. Sv. if, Assistant Special Treasury Agent ol the L'uitvd Sla'cs Treasury Hi p irtnie.it. VI. All persons who fail to comply with litis order will aubjeet themselves to arrest and punishment. liy comtuand of 51;<j J. U. COATKS. Lieut. W. L OlirUTT, C'oind'g Lit:Caster His', S. C. November 14, ISGS. lu ?3t Administrator's Sale. 1) V PERMISSION of the Ordinary, will ) be Hold on \V'ediit>s>!av, ll'dilt inst., all the Personal Lstate if Junes T. Wade, dee'd. ; consisting in part of STUCK AM) rORK I10US, COW AND CALF, llOUSEUOLL) and KITCHEN IUUNITUKE. One JIUCiGY, n lot of ULACKSMITU TOOLS. Fine lot of C.\ KILN I LIPS Tt )OLS, consisting of SA WS, CHISELS, PLAINS, AI CKliS, ito, III fact, the FINEST SET of Carpenters Tools in the District. ALSO, One fuming Lathe ; and one Mortising Machine, One line Double barrel Gun ; One fine Sportsman's Utile, dtj. Terms ol Sale made known on day of sale. Gko. T. WADE, Administrator. November 18. 186.V *21 "EXTENSIVE SALE OK STOCK, PRODUCE, and other Property!! ON Till! 'JT.Ii day of November next, I will sell to tho highest bidder, at ii... i..t,. t - -f a- i' ' ? --- .t? ...?V I.iimiu C .FI HIV iiynuruuio I'lXOfi Hume*, (Uctaird , situate four imiIjh Went of liiincasttt ('uurt lloiiir, nil of lite jn*riuliuble properly beionom^ t? the estate of aid deceased , consisting of HORSES AND MULES, About 00 head of Cattle of Superior breeds ; Sheep, Goats, and several hundred head of FINE STOCK and PORK HOGS. A I,SO 6000 Bushels of Corn ; Several hundred Bushels of Wllftat. Oafa Pftoo w ? ?A VMO. ALSO Watfonw, Carls, B'latilation Tools r?n<! many other Article*. W TKKMS C'ASll on delivery ol tho [ifoptrly. D. W. UUOWN, Survivor, Kicculor. October 21st, 1805 _ ol |>r. II. I.. Crawford. |)KltSON.S imh*Jle<i to the K*tute of Itie 1. late Dr.'Kobsrt ' CRAwriino, will make e.i.ly piyuu ut to the iifiderniirned : nnd n 14 persona who have demand* against aid ?f any grade pr character, are hareby notified t > present them duly utter ted to the undersigned within * reM<>nable lime from the pnhfft'Ation < f fits notice, otherwise Slid claims w'.ll be barred M. N CRAWKORI). Adminittrah i.c. October 28th, 1865. 8-bU I \ 1 - - " "S* SEWGOOm CQCIIIUNK & WILSON. (At J. N. Crockett's old stand) WE 1IAVE RECEIVED AND opened at Lancaster C. II., S. C.# a select stocTc of IUIY (iOOI)S, CLOTHING &<=., CONSISTING OF: roi'L/xs, Be LA IXES, ALL WOOL Br LA IXES, English and American Prints, A LP A CAS, MOURXIXG PRIXTS, SOFT FIXISU CA MBRIC, J A COX FT MCSL1X, PAPER CAM URIC, IRISH LIXFX, BRILLS, While and Colored Flannel, PLAID I.IXSKY, JILKA CI!KB DOMESTIC, CAXTOX FLA XXEL, J! A X B E FR CHIEFS, KID MD BERLIN GLOVES! . HiSidicH Collars and CuflTx ! Gents Linen and Paper Collars ! ;ilEHU;iUND LICE VEILS! TOILET SOAP, HOOKS AXD EYES, SILK, COITOX AXD FLAX THREAD, PJXS, XEEBLES, BELTS, Combs of all Kinds ! sc/ssoes, S/IEAES, Buttons lor Coat, Vest and Pants ! AGATE 1 PEARL BUTTONS'white con ox hose, a eh 11m.e hum-;, metis, sispexdkes, TOOTH BRUSHES I J'A /'HE, I 'EE'S, WEIT/XO ami IXDELI.IE J.EIXK, Bl.AXK AXI) Sl'ELLlXG HOOKS. LADIES AND GENTS HATS I Gent's, Ladies, Misses, Boys. BOOTS and SHOES! Ii-iND GAITERS !lr A Small lot of MEDICINES! erri.hi; r, i/.ix/> sa ir files, ta ens, j xa/il / :. i x/> te. i sro ox si | CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE I 3M118MM& 8 HOOP SKIRTS t SUGAR, COFFEE, soda. si'ice, pepper, PUlil; STAKUil, ItUAUAiiW UK VSI/E s, ma soys BLA CKIXU, MA CKF.lt EL. MATCHES. SPVN yarn, COTTON CARDS! sues, BAGGING AND ROPING! A X ES, A D A MAXT l.\ E CANDLES, A XI) COPPERAS, Powder, Shot and Gun Caps. RliM-MM I'LOTIIIXG! lloclt Island Jeans ! SEGARS. TOBACCO.&c. JUST RECEIVED TWO NEW MoCLELLAN SADDLES. A* we bought our good* prior to the lato, lino in piice* North, we rati soil an cheep as the cheapest, and are alwaya willing to ahow imr iniaild U'K nlviar nr.. a..11 a*> iml !*?!' aii.I examine t?>r yourselves. It. B. CoCIIRAXK, J.IIlRTXV Wll.SOM. 1'. 8. Cotton (haled or loose) taken in e*? rltaiiK" Tor floods. Old Iiank Notes bought ak highest irnoket value. November 11, lUtlS. 10 tf.