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No TAXES! NO rAxRsi
BUSINESS AND REsIDEECE HOUSES For sA

BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE HOUSES FOR SALE.
HAVE sale fine business house. situated on Cher
ry st beyond Broad, present owned and occupied
Dy r Ryman, as Grocery and Provision Store, is
one OF the best o ands South Of Broad street. The lot
fronts 20 feet, and back sc alley There
Is al comfortable residence indepen-
deEt OF the Store Room ali in good repair This proper
y Is Tree rom taxation We will give bargain this
property, II application be m de privately, until the
day OF October next, and disposed Of time
viii be sod TO the highest bidder the premises For
terms, &c, apply to Z. z. GLAsC OK. Agent,
sept zS-td No. 81, Cherry street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il

FeRESFSs W ANTED-Immediate TO-
~ - 600 men TO engage the sale of the most
popular selling Books in Amer Invshds, mechanic ,
farmtrs and teachers, hing travel viii find this
very profitable and pleasant busine bling them to
the country, and make money the time. A
gents now IN the business clearing $500 81
per year P5r full particulars and list Of Books, sddress
H. 81. RULIsoE Queen City Pubi hIg House, l4l Main
street, Cincinnati, ohioi or, living last, RULIsoN
Philadelphia. sePt21.
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THAT valuable Dwelling the corner Of Cedar aud
Summer street,. The lot frents IS feet. Tie Dwell
ing large and eouuaodious and here is hne oaos On
the lot. II Of the dssirabs locations in the
Septis 70 Avs. LINnsLFY.
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AM now Offering for sale on reasonable terms, The
i House and Lot the corner Of Broad and High sta,
A.V. 3. LINDSEY,
july8. 50 College street.
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r-s.aafs.tfsfa nEaaG4 A'ez--luss Feeelsed hDe =
4. o1isfea es-Isl. safssf styies, and AA IA
sssga NJ ? ,. nsaiti.
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HOUsE ANpLlT FOu SALE.

AM Offering for sale. privately House and OF go
situated on Broad street, few doors above sum I
meTi fronting SlH feet Broad, running back les k
feet alley. The house contains in the main
building with Kitchen, bath-hou smoke house, &C. We
will give bargain IN the above property and
shall be easy. L. r. GLASCOCK, Agent.
lunel6. No. 81. Cherry
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOL

SALE
A VALUABLE House and Lot Church ST.. -,
~ fronting 81 feet on said street, running back sJ
loO, II. 81 feet, and 65 deep, With q IS
on Spruce street. This is valuable piece Of prop A
erty and located IN the finest neighborhood in the city
and will be sold on liberal terms inquire Of
E. r. GLASC0CK, Agent,
iunel2. No. 81 Cherry st.
ALSO,
OTIS Nos. ST. 50, 90 and 100, IN Preston Hays sddi
IL ton TO Nashville fronting . feet Polk street,
ming back 100 feet bargain viii be given in these
ALSO,
A TWO STORY BRICK, containing or rooms. The
n lot fronting 99 feet and running back 107 feet
alley This is very desirable property, and situated
short distance from the residence Of Mr. Bbo. We will
give bargain in This property.
beautiful lot Crawford street, running back TO
McLemore street $50 feet
Alof the above property is located in thriving portions
Of the City persons DESTROYS Of making purchases
bargain, will call on 4. Z. GLASCOCK, Agent,
junel2 No. 6T, Cherry 81.
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ROYSE & EMERSON,
DEALERS IN
READ YMADE CLOTHING
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,

RE receiving and opening at their Store No g.,
"A South side Sublic Square, very large and entirely
stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing Furnishing Goods
good stock French Cloths Cas- Fneres Vestings
which viii make up order and suit
sale. Most OF stock Of Readymade Clothing can
safely beng free from the usual eetons
of Eastern made Clothing. Our stock consists in part
the following articles:
French Clo.hs Cassmeres M0Fino Uudershirs Draws
Velvet, Plush Vesting and All Wool Undershirts:
Vests; Blea 4 Bro. Canton Flannel
Black and Fancy Grenadines; Draws and Shirts;
Over Coats Wooden Ghene Comforts;
M1scovy Beaver RaglandE; Six Undsrshirts;
Royal Sutand Circulars; Cold Shirts and Collars;
french and English Beaver Searfs;
Greek Sacks and Tamas; lo1s' and Youths shi Fts;
Dress Frocb Coats Mens' patented Shoulder
Sportsmens Coats; Seam Shirts;
large Stock of Pants; Emo and Marseiles Shirts;
Boys OVereoats, Shirt Collars;
Boys Frock Coat 4 Jackets;Lnsn Camb. and PONCE
Office and Business Goats; Wrys;
Neck Ties, Gloves and Sus- Shirt Bosous;
Penders; y Hose and Umbrellas;
We feel that with our long experience and facilities
enjoy have succeeded b. Ingng assortment Of
goods, which tail please regards STYLES
pr.ces. We invite the attention consumers,
engage to give sa faction TO al who may with
examination our Stock. ROfSE kLYERSON,
Nashville, Sept Is No,2l, South side Public Square
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a LII kinds % Plain and Dseer.slv. r -.
SRS ~ k tss peat @AnnsF ana AS shsspss pTss s.
orders l,fs a. wu Rsars. Nc II Dssasri. .,.., "A,
pr0nptly atteaded %. tsest' -
nEssRs A. r. ckoasz a. g.
J. b. Wars 1seeEazs
sepsit. L. Il rerns $50
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HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE.

vETE Offering for sale, privately, story -
" brick house, situated Cherry street, South ia
Nashville The house contains In the sitt
main building besides kitchen. servants ROOM
house. bic, &C. al in good order. The lot 70 feet
and runs back l4S feet 70 alley. We will give bargain
In this property application Is made 1t is situated
IN thriving portion OF the city For particulars enquire
Of .-- L. Z. GLASCoCK, Agent,
auglS. No.6I, Cherry street.
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Valuable Free-SoiI Lot fDr. Sale.

I AM Offering for sale valuable Building Lot on
Spruce street. the of Broad. The lot frons
sixty feet spruce Is hundred and hy fee deep,
with a convenient alley In the
This property exempt 90 years
January next This exemption IS value than 10
Usually accorded to t. OF only the grounds has all
provme erected thereon bat free from The
saving in the item Of viii than pay for the
ground and all Improvements This lot Is also situated IA
part Of the city that being rapidly allied up with
hne dwellings and private residences Terms reasonable.
Appiyt 20 Juy8O. A. v. s. LINDSEY.
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RAND WARFARE
WHFRLRR = EvRprrr

WHEELER & EVERETT,
II X = X - n -
NEW KoatK CITY,
tAf Ill PaS ior foaatF fahd NazFaess ~ ~ 49,,
" tees. Two Pax CsAf falf 4 81 ~ - s.55., 4
saih oeieb1f itths - hssias saFEs aassssf =
nAt ttle eSaa t-e4 zesg. Ihs ieliozinE A. - - =,
- 49,. s-e' sssss s..-.s ...... a
= frt.-ssf.fss+- s-ss ---.-s.. e5
80. =. :. Z. = $3.50. 1911 -
49, ss-4 eAsf-ats - SAL. STA Be- rzl - =. -.
- Fsiesn ulaA. Aedssss s'-f~
NAfELER EvERKrF.
Nss Yogs. Aaeassi Is lssT a.sl.-sss. 's'S 90.
"A A - si--ie. - lsslzS = 1sz-
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAER.

I HAVE a beautiful House and Lot on Crawford
Il street. all ia good order, which Instructed <A
TO sell positively. These in want OF home, cheap lit
would do well 10 cali II sold within few
days privately, il will be offered t public auction.
june12. No. 81 Cherry a. -
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FOR SALE.

LOT IN south Nashville College street, beyond the
"A Medical College, fronting 50 feet, being the Lot on
which Rves' Carpenter shop formerly stood for sale
cheap Apply 10 A. v 5. LiNDSLEY,
march26 IS College street,
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CONSTABLE.

~ We authorized JESSE B. PERRY
candidate for Constable the Nashville District, at tn
ensuing March election.
e. We are horiEed TO announce FLETcHFR W. HoRN
table il the Nashville District at the
ensuing March election.
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NEAr RENIDENCE IN EnGEFIELD

rs noe offered for sale at bargain. The Lot o.
n fronts 90 feet Woodland street and 10 on ~
Minck. The House contains four good rooms, good
ciltern, &c. The house is new, built Of brick and he
situation Of the best In Edgeded. VII be sod low
Apply TO A. V. s. LINDELEY,
unel8 IS College street.
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FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW FIGURES.

AM Offering sale desirable residence on SUM
er street In the 9Th ward The Lot fronts IS feet BY
no. The House is and neat eontansb rooms, Kitchen
servants room house. dairy and stable The gas
has Just been carried mont Of this Lot knew L 20 be
a bargain Apply to A. v. s. LINDSEY,
iune2O. So College street.
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Valuable Business Lot at Public Sale.

on. THURSDAY THE 1sr or OCTOBER MKT. at II
~ O'Clock, M the premises, viii sell that yaiuaot
Lot the and CLARK Streets adjoining the
house Of H. s. French The Lot fronts 70 iees
on Front street and 60 on Clark.
Trims one and three years, for notes
payao in Rank, bearing interest," satisfactorily endorsed
and q lien retained A. v. s. LINDSEY.
IL. X. GLAeOoCE. Aucfioneer. aHgG4.
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Notice TO transient Advertisers.

All transient advertisements in this paper must be paid
for the time they handed nOtherwe they viii not
be Inserted. Transient must be paid for on deli
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I.INDSLEYS ADVERTISE Is


4 LOF On Cherry street, South Nasayilse. req -
y Baptist Church. on which there is small ffe -
menL The Let fronts 20 feet, is $50 feet deep .
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COM Nj ERCIAL.
Charleston Market.

Charleston Market.
cHARIEsEos Sept 25-P. NJ
WHEAT-The market has been comparatively quiet th.
week sellers unwilling - maks for future
delivery and were princi ally engage delivering wha
had been previously sold. The r. nsaeons Red afho
limited, show decidedly better which closed Al
81 70 and 81 b. per bushe establish ng advance If
Ice on the previous prices. White is arm at 8 per
There have been expo ted 10 the 1910 bushels %
foreign ports, 43sSs bushels coastRise ports
OUa-1he Flour marke has bee quiet daring the week
under review dealers have been engaged principally IN
delivering aud shpp ng the purchases previous eek
The stock has been materially reduced prices sacks
have improved The sales have been IS and sax aud
the transactions bbls hzve been chi ay az - aud s6s
The receipts since last reach Ss68 hbs
in the same tune foot up 1U06 bbls eoastaise
The New York Herald Of the 22d inst SAYS;
Some ago the heel on the rst failures and
In the dst Of the contraction this city some
Canadians clipped chicago bought a million
dollars worth Of Grain for three-quaFters Of million
tn have In Canada habit Of buying Illinois Spring Wheat
for home use and selling their Winter wheat
rope n city for twenty-five thirty hree per
more saving handoIneiy y the trade Grain l. nOw
twenty per cent higher In Chicago than vas when that
ope alton made, yet Wheat nov be bought in
Chicago shipped Liverpool and sola pes preat In
our judgment "a Is ow Is need should be; ar
rnngemcnts should Be a. ne pure
With cash IN hand q every eushel that living prizes vii
bring % r foad. Bat, this ssseatai that
the proper bu should Be supplied Wilh excep
uonabe credits The providing ef these by bankers
under proper reguationss viii ret emharrass them"
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FoW RENE.


rF,W0 ROOMS 0s VIA sFREEF. ostuesa caarsA A.
stree So 9a-sf
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
CIRCUIT COURT or The UNITED STATES
sroozD oIuouT sOUTHsHH blsfncT o. HEW ToaK.
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HAVE ON BAND
MEDICAL BOOKS, ] w BOOKS Classical and Com
School Books Blank Books, Steamboat Books, Check
Books, Note Oks Cap and Letter Paper and Envelopes
Go and Steel Pens, Ink ard Inkstauds Cheap Publica
lions, Magazines, Newspapers, etc etc.
Merchants Lawyers, Doctor, Teachers, Students and
Others invited to call examine for themselves
sept 7-u
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a Neat DWelling House %
FOR SALE.

CITUATED in Edgeaeld on the Gallatn Tarnplke. For
- further particulars aPpiytO
sep1I. A. Y s. LISDSLEf.
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ron sALE.
PAPER HANGING

"a YOUNG and likely negro Homan. aha i = so.s h.,,
servant. Enquire = this once $3.50
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Two handsome Lots in EdgeseId WoOdand Strsst.
1he Lots front so feet each and are 10 let deep
se PtS /" Avs. LINDsEEY.
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HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.

HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
PICOT & SPOTWELL,
No. IS Maiden Lane, New York.
IzPoETETs yossERs o.
CUTLERY, FENDERs, TEA Trays. FIRE IRONS, TN
MD and ENAMtLtD HOLLOW WARE,
,,,n, i sakSo 81 IINNEo wAKE,
PLANIsHEU JAPARED PLATED 3 BRITANNIA WARE,
UANUEA0EuEERs o.
PLATED SPOONS & FORKS,
lalyl&-4m. y es Aaiaen Lane, New York.
=. ,. ERsuIrT. "a sAsoHus
KINCHLEY s. SANCHEZ,
Produce and Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERs IN
CORN, WHEAT, BACON, FLOUR,
OATS, RAY, &C.,
No. : Warren Block. Augusta, Ga.
- Particular stientou givsz 70 ihs sale Of Al
ssaneais- usyis-sn
wheat sacks.
2G- 00O wHEAr. SACKS on hand .ae Tor sale
eSOsOOO y Dyasl D D. DioKkT-
CIsTERNs.
TsEIs he favogabis bsiid yosr csseras ne
u esHAF elszEAH sulLaE1, HgGh L BEAffs j. nsv il
estons aads s. aoss. % osasraiss . ii g. sssre ri
rseeiss peonPt Attension- iaas35
A. o. sagfa. .. .. quFHRE. ESQ. ;. agalAH.
SMITH, GUTHRIE 8 CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND
WHOLESALE GROCERs.
nEALERE II
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
aenats TaN THH a11K e.
VIRGINIA a EESSEsNEE TOBACCO.
Ne. s64 Eain S. Aetwssn secoaa and Third,
LOUISVILLE, ky
lAnla-dAWu
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A Valuable Business Lot for Sale

AM now Offering for sale thai val liable Lot aarket
Il street adjoining the ST re Morris MatheEs lhs
Lot onts 50 feet Market and runs back III ee 10
wards Front street.
Il would make enc Of TIE best stands fer vhoesa's
Grocery Store in The city. E0r t=rHis apply %
septic. A. v. LINDsLEf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-24
THE BANNER

The editor Of the Bonner brought into our sane
tum, short time since, what he called 'bomb
she'll in the nature of resolution touching the
African slave trade, introduced into the House of
Representatives by Mr.. Etheridge. This resolution
involved 8 proposition that the Banner tsuntingly
said we would have to face, and that it would eX-
smine the subject with Us. We accepted the
Banners proPosition-tbe b9mbshell exploded
aud our neighOor has not been heard from since.
Believing however, that be was not killed, but
only stunned, we trus: he has Efficiently recover
ed to meet mis- part Of the agrssmsut.
It's very much custom with that paper to
make issues, and then run away from them-to be
constantly inierrogsting Others but never ready tc
answer for itself By its own invitation-not
ours,-s question hiss been raised between US, and
the Banners silence indicates disposition to sErb
You cant do it. neighbor. We VIII hold to you
until huuders, or make you set at the table YET
prepared for u3 both. You must examine this
"bomb-shell" little, as you promised to do. "Yor
viii have to face it. and you had just as well d
il now as ct any future time" We must have it, 0
we will tsutslize you with more cruel sport thar
ever school-boy conceived Of in his widest prsuks
We will twitch you pinch you, stick pins into YOU
blow sand in your eyes-you shall never rest uT
til you examine that bomb-s5ell you laid on Gu
table Look over your former article and stand a.
10 your promises.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-24

Ia cur psper Of Thursday we announced, IN
brief paragraph, the death Of Gen. JAMES A DEERT'
He died at Alisonis, or the 18th inst, Of disease
of the heart, and was buried at Shebyvile, on the
Goth, by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
of which benevolent institution he was an active
and usefu. member.
Gen. DERRY was native of Sullivan county
and the son of WILLIAM DEERY, Esq, who was
we'll known as one of the pioLeer and most sue
essfuI business men Of that section Of the State,
On the death Of his father, be established, in COM
psny with his brothers, business house in Knox
vile. After few years OF successful enterprise
at that place, the brothers established the manu-
featuring town of Alisonia, in Franklin county
nsmed in compliment to their mother-and were
prosecuting most successful business, as well as
doing vast service to the section of country inwhch
they were located, when disastrous fire last fall
destroyed their establishment.
Gen. DEERY was one OF the best business men
our State has produced. Prudent, far.sighted, and
ssgseious no enterprise which these qualities could
control could fail in his hands We had elt great
interest in his experiment Of manufacturing cotton
goods on large scale in the south, and rejoced N
the success which was GROWING his efforts IS con-
ferring benefits on the State as well as rewardins
well-directed enterprise. An accident which nc
prudence could prevent destroyed his business
hopes, and his family and friends have now t.
mourn bis death in the prime of his useful Life
His health had been gradually giving way for som'
months II all this time he had seen that his enc
was approaching, and he met death with pertec
forttude and composure. He gave minute dreo
tons es to his funeral and burial, and died
Like one who wraps the draPery of his couch
Around him, and lies down to pleasant dreams"
Gen. DEERY was one of our earliest acqusiut
snces and friends in Tennessee, when, many yeST
ago, we commenced the contest here for those pc
litcsl principles which he cherished with that 81
dent affection which he had for all truth. We pa
a feeble tribute to his memory in these lines, al
Join his relatives in dropping a tear on the gray
of a brother.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-24
APLAIN QUESTION For TIE BANvER

The editor of the Nashville Banner maintains
that to legslise the purchase Of slaves in Africa
and transport them to this country would be
shocking to the moral sentiments of the en-
Hghtened portion Of mankind and justly subj ct
the government and citiz7ns Of the United States
to the reprOsches and ezecration of all civilized
and Christian people throughout the world. -
The Banner further maintains that even in Ten
ucssee, as far back SIS 1884, the prevailing sen.
timent was that " the nature of thiugs-tEe march
Of public opinion-THE VOICE OF RELIGIoE--sll have
said that slavery must have an end"
Now if as the Banner maintsius, the original
enslaVemeDt of the negro was 1Oroag and the
voice of religion and the march Of public opinion
are favorable to its abolition, why does not that
paper have the courage and fairness to make an
open advocacy of the policy it approves Why
does it not come out and say in plain words
what it is for2 Can we get an answer? We
guess not.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-24
A FUNNY PARTY,

Know nothngism is 10 a most ludicrous Condi-
ton at this time Detected aud foiled in all their
plots-exposed in oil their corruption-cr ushed,
coutemned and despisei throughout the country
and throughout the world, they are puzzled to
know what shape to assume for their future stTug
ges Just at this time, in Congress, they are
disposed to ANA lgsmate with their Black Republic
can sympsthisers, as will BE- sesn from the speech
of Mr.. Henry WINTER DAVE, published al length
in the Bqnnr Of yesterday. But IN their prepara-
tons for State elections in tie South they are
puzzled, there being 10 such party to amalgamate
with, and they will not, cannot DARE NOT pus
forward regularly built know nothing tickets
before the people. II Tennessee, particularly, the
thing has grown so odious that no man Of respe Ct
able talents could by possibility be induced to 60
before the sovereign people Of the State as know
nothing candidate and ask TO be ho1oTed with
their confidence
Their organs and wire puleEs are nov locking
out for a candidate for Governor. Some of their
papers say they want a candidate for The "Amcr-
CABS and Wings, whilst others say for the "Whigs
and americans but whether they put Wing"
before or after it is the sams thing, Jhcy want
candidate, if possible, who can escape the odium
of their order The old Wing carcass-out Or
which they sprung, Clrsing its corr1paors thai
engendeTed them-they would now gladly crawl
back into, if there was any Of It remaining I'm
fortunately for them, there i7 no Wing party. and
if there was, the unsdulterstod remnants of that
cd organization would Supra the touch Of the
political l5zaroni of Saow-nothi- E.sm, as lhflg
the very shadow Of which lesves evil 10 lis s.esd.
As it now stands however, know-uotbiugism IS
harmless; and as it endeavors t. bring over to It's
ranks those old line Wings who, in their politica
desolation, found shelter with the Democracy,
they are marked snd derdsd with thci r impudeuce
and their weakness.
We invite every body to look at know-notb-
iRgism in Tennessee-a'raid to nominate oue Of its
own sworn members as its leader, but compelled
- find candidate in some one for whom they
may make the plea, he is no. of US; be is not as
We are; he has never taken our caths, nor given
the signs Of our order, but is Ike oHer people,
free and uushaok'ed IN conscience" Marx it, this
Is the humilating attitude that the secret order
will be forced to assume in the approaching can
Yass, and no man will be seriously thought Of as
their candidate for Governor who cannot swear
upon the stump that he Das not Of them. Is there
any body that wants TO belong to the know moth.
ing society?
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r enenaop, ppon thl. "a and in enlargin her 90

their calculations upon fact and in enlargng their opera
lions,
Nothing buta rss Of prices Of animal food point Nat
viii tndaee decrease Of consumption Affect The
present condition the cattle market Of the county The
prices butchers meatin New York st fer below
hoso London that expectation would take place the
could transported IN their fresh state but the DIFF
price does allow shipments Of sailed pTovislons,
and will already has done, continue 70 affect the
price cattle remOtest farm OF the north western
region Mississippi Valley and, while It enhances the
profits producing class, will continue raise the price
10 all the producers who rush into the vortex OF Cities
in any way cease raise the food they consume.
II facts shall have tendency to assure produeesthai
the demand win abae and therefore induce them TO In
the supply, shall be content for that is the object
OF this article.