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Rebel Credit Abroad-HOW Ii Is Sus-
lalned.


ON the Goth of September we pub
lished the news of the reception Of the
Chicago Platform in England. Append
ed to the Geographic abstract Of British
newspaper comments by that arrival
was the report that the rebel Cotton
Loan was buoyant at a future advance. -
On the 18th of September we had Eng.
fish journals containing elaborate
eulogies Of the Chicago candidate, along
with a series of free predictions as to
the certainty Of Iris election on eessa-
ton platform The news by this arrival
included report that "the fall Of At
ianta was stan unconiirmed. Under
the influence of these reports, "the
rebel loan advanced three per cent.
50 buoyant indeed was the feeling,
that number Of ardent "sympathizer3
at once proposed 10 lend the Confed-
eIacy fifty millions sterling and the
big loan was actutually announced IS
an indication Of how the tide was nun
ming.
On the lst Of October, the European
mail brought Us the report that the
news of the fall Of Atlanta had been
received and circulated, and was be-
lieved in England The result was n
decline in the rebel cotton loan Of
three per cent
By the arrivals yesterday from Liy
erpool and Southampton, we find that
the news of Sheridans victory over
Early had reached Europe, and tho re-
suit 10 the confedeTacy financially, was
a fall Of from five to eight per cent in
the cotton loan, with no quotations at
al for the fifty million project
Thus itappears, the Chicago democra.
cy and their man are working toward
ends directly the opposite of those Of
Grant, Farrigut, Sherman, and Sheri-
dan are comprising. Tho success OF
the immediate efforts for the suspension
of HOstilities, means, in the London
money markets, unlimited credit for
Davis and his fellow conspitators. The
success of the army and navy Of the
United States is interpreted in the same
sympathetic circle 10 mean a speedy
and overwhelming ruin, alike to the
confederate policy and confederate
credit. The Lombard street money
changer has q keen appreciation Of this
distinction in estimating the situation
If we could give him the privilege Of q
vote, he would vote for Immediate ef-
forts 10 be made TO secure a suspension
of hostilities"
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The Camnalgn--CnI. siokes.
rrespOndence Of the Nashville Union
CARTHAGE. Tenn. oct 20. 1884

Correspondence Of the NashyIla Union.
CARTHAGE, Tenn, oct. 30, 1854.
Allow me a short space in the columns
of your valuable paper TO give your
many readersan account of theprogress
of the canvass in this and adjoining
counties.
The canvass in behalf of 9 Lincoln
and Union" has been commenced and
is being vigorously carried on by Colonel
VIM. B. Stokes, Elector on the Union
ticket
On the 3D. inst, at this place, the
Colonel addressed a large and intelligent
audience, comprised of the loyal citi-
zens of the county, and the officers and
men of the lst Reg. Tenn. Mounted
Infantry. lie spoke at length on the
general Issues of the day, and from the
frequent applause which greeted his
patriotic sentiments, we think the adj
dress was well received.
On the Sth inst, the Colonel addressed
his former constituents at Liberty, De
Kalb county Although the weather
was very ihclement, a large and en-
thusiastie crowd turned out to hear his
address. The Colonel spoke two hours
and hall, and in point Of eloquence
as well as earnest devotion TO the cause
in which he is battling, and in support
Of the Administration in its struggle to
maintain the integrity of the Govern
ment, he made one of his best efforts
Abiding to the Chicago Convention
and the platform adopted there, he said
the whole thing was managed and CON
troiied by men in the interest Of, and
sympathizing with the rebels lie re-
viewed Pendleton's congressional rec
ord, and having served IS a member
with that celebrated copperhesd, he
spoke from his personal knowledge
BE challenged any one to show where
or when George II. Pcndleton ever vot-
ed single dollar to feed and cloth the
soldier. He denied that the war was q
failure, and asked If the victories Of
Sherman and Sheridan were failures On
the part of the Administration. He
showed that in Congress the mem
bers Of the peace party, with their
acknowledged leader, Pendleton, at
the head, had voted against con6scatiOn
when the rebels had confscated $780,
O00,0OO Of Southern debts, due the
Of the north; that they con
stantly opposed every measure 70
strengthening the Government, and
weakening the rebels. He referred 10
Southern speeches TO prove, that the
success Of Mcclellan constitutes the
sole hope OF the Confederacy. lie
showed eonclhgiyely that the cessation
Of hostilities was equivalent to recogni- I
ton of the Southern Confederacy, and
that the army mutt be maintained in
idleness to await a parley or treaty I
contrary TO and not recognized by the .
In conclusion the Colonel .
paid glowing tributes to the integrity I
wisdom and humanity Of the Admins
tration, and the patriotism and devotion /
Of Gov. johnson; and urged the loyal
people to arise in all their glory and
strength and unite in SURPRISING the
by casting Their votes for
d Abe and Andy" J.
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Tbe PeradIous Wretch.

In 1858, Jefferson Davis visited New
England and in his speeches at Port
land and Augusta, and other Eastern
cities he made repeated protestatiOns Of
his devotion to the Union. At Portland,
Maine, he wound up an elaborate eulcgy
Of the Mon with these words
If, at some future time, when | am
mingled with the dust, and the arm of
my infant son has been neryed for
deeds Of manhood, the storm Of war
should burst upon your city, feel that,
relying upon bis inheriting the instinct
Of his ancestors and mine / may pledge
him in that perilous hour 70 stand by
your side in the defense Of your hearth.
stones, and in maintaining the honor Of
a Aag whose constellation, though torn
and smoked in many q battle by sea
and land, has never been stained with
and viii, / trust, forever Ry
as free as the breeze which uhlolds Il.
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The news from the rebel papers.
We publish this morning, indicates -
condition Of affairs in the Confederacy
worse by far than has been fels befoFe
Hitherto the rich rebels were favored
by being kept out of the army, either
as Government officials or were detailed.
AS indicated in the order which we
printed yesterday, most Of these details
are now revoked, and the of6ceholders
at Richmond have had to shoulder
their muskets. The schoOlboys and
publishers and printers Of newspapers,
heretofore exempt, were sent 20 the
front and the offices temporarily closed.
Although only conscripted for an erner-
gency, and placed in the reserve ranks.
the Richmond editors grumble bitterly
at the inpolicy of interfering with the
appearance of their journals. The time
has come, however, when, 10 use the
words of JRFF. DAVIS, every able bodied
man in the South must shoulder hi4
musket II is an old proverb that ex-
trenes meet. Such is the case ia tho
South where the aristocrats and their
negroes are being simultaneously con
seripted.
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A GREAT BATHS INxxEST.-A Peters
burg paper Of the 7th mat says of the
situation there
There is but little doubt that we are
on the eve Of stirring events in this
vicinity. All appearances indicate that
not many days win elapse before the
ball will be opened in good earnest, and
that tho bloodiest drama Of the war
will be enacted on the lines in front Of
Petersburg Grant may feint as much
as he chooses below Richmond but his
true designs are here, and here he viii
deal his heaviest blows.
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SherlRs Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FFNDI FXPONAS
ID 70 me rected, and delivered, from the Honor
sfie Chapeery Ceurb Of Davidson ,ounty, Tennes
see, ~ lie N y ferIa 1864, will expose 10 pubic
SAFE, 70 ia, high st bidder, ior cash a. the Court
HoUs wand ia the city Of Nashville on Ssturisy,
the 2Sin day OF sigtSier 1851. All he RIGHT tide
Ella N, inte.est snd estate which West a. Hmm
phreys ~ Il had. CO may have since sequired ia
snd 10 the following de~cr bed property o. Wiz A
trsst'Of Lad IN Davidson county, tennessee, and
on the vest side ii Rams Avenue containing 6
arres and IA poles and beng Lit No. 4, according
to tbs pi9n Of the Ursuls Rains Lands as laid down
Page ga, Minute Book e u flie Chancery C6urt
A Nash lie and Be n The saTno land bought by
W. II. Humphreys AZ a sale inside Of said lands rs
the Clerk and Master on tbs Cd Of January. 1871.
Also tr@ct OF land lying in county and State.
containing by esiim ton Il acres and a poles and
bounded follows: Beginning in the centre OF
Browns Creek, where Susan Qufnby's north
boundary line crosses the same running thence
west with the line o. the land belonging to Masseys
heirs, 81 poles 10 the eastern side Of the centre
syenue, thence south y west al Nc said avenue,
y poles 10 the a eDue running a Browns Creek,
thence along the north edge Of he same south,
$50 east slH poles 10 the cetre of Browns Creek,
thence slohg the centre OF sad Elk 10 the begin
uiRg, AMI levied upon Is the property Of West II.
Humphreys 10 szti-tya lnd.rDent Tenderedia fTToT
john 4. taesves, e. q N, against W II. HUNK
phreys, JsInes + Naun0ers. 10. W Hhor on and -
X. Rams. JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff "a
oct6- by TllOS HOBSON, u. th'f. d
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Horses for Sale.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER has AND WILL CON
sianly keep On fasfd Saddle aad HaTas -
Horses Also horses ssli work
Parties leaving horses with me u board, can rely
uTon lheir ping thoroughly grooDed, and sbu1-
sisnilyl e,i- viii take lint 81 numteg Of young
colts. ami handle and hreak llem 70 Harness and
saddle. Tor q reasOnsbie eoupensaiicn
e. W Wilkinson,
sepls-Ims welch's stshle, resrof 80 y. College.
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Sherih's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO NE
ID directed and delivered from he Honorable
Chancery Court Of Davidson county, Tennessec. II
its May Term 1854 will expose to p lie sale 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, at the CoufI House ysr in
fhs city q Nashville, on Saturday, the 2sih day {
UctOl+r, 1861, all he right title claim interest nd
e>tate which West n. Humphreys .hen had, or may
have since acquired, in and 10 the following pro-
perry, 10 wit: A tact oil and in Davidson county
fenne see, and on the west side OF Rains Avenue
coRtsiniDg sores and IA poles, and being Lot no
aeeor Ing to the plan Of the Ursula r ins Lands
rs laid down on page 64i Minute Book Z, OF the
Chan cry Court at Nashville, and being the Same
land bought by West II. Humphreys at a sale inside
OF said Ian by the Clerk and aIa ter, on the 81
day Of January, S5i. Also tract of land lying in
same county and ate containing by estrns ion Is
acres ana A. poles, and bounded as follows Begin
ning in the centre Of Browns CreelSWnsre Susan
Quimby's north BOUNDARY line crosses tie same,
running thence We t.with the line Of N land be.
longing 20 Msssey's heirs, o. poles 70 the eastern
side OF the centre avenue, thence south ~ west
along said avenue 81 p5les, 10 the avenue run
ming to Browns Greek. thence along the north
edge OF the same sonth SS east 81 y poles 10 the
centre OF Browns Greek, thence along the centre
OF said creek to ths beginning Sale made by order
Ofthe Chsncery Court al Nashville in the case Of inc
f. tIleaves, C & N aga Is, w. II. Humphreys, J.
+. Saunders and r. Il. eajns
JAMES VI. HINTON, Sher f. q
octs- By THD>. HUHSON, Il. Sh'f.
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COuntY COurl--BedfOrd COUNT,
OCTODER TERNI. -

OCTOBER TERM, 1864.
Solomon Revs ct al,
Is Bill 20 sell land in Bed.
The viii v and heirs OF ford County.
David Beyis e. ri.
Ia this casa u appearing % the Court thsf the
widow and heirs Of David Reyis, IT,, dec d, and the
unknown children Of Eliz2beth Wade, all Of whom
are made defendants in the cause. are nOn-resi-
dents e the State Of Tennessee, 80 that the ori-
nary process Of lsw cannot be served upon them:
Il Is ordered that publication b made IN the Nash
VILE Weekly Uhson, newspaper published IN the
city o; Nashvle for four succe -sive weeks, reqnIr-
ing said defen 4snts TO appear beors this Court at
the Courtroom II Shei0yyile on the first Tuesday
alter the FIRST Monday IA eeember mex, 70 Flead,
answer or denur 10 mplsinan.s hall, or the same
rar7e ltte JOS b. THOMSON,
w. II WfsTSER IlertC and Master.
solicitor iOcuS-fw; prs fee, 50.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-16

JEFF Davis contempt for Beaursgari
has long been a matter Of uotoriety r.
That be yet hates him there Is little
reason 20 donbt; and that he intends
10 crush him is evidenced BY the fact
that he has given him command Of the
armies in Georgia. JEFF knows that
Beauregsrd will be whipped, and be
intends that the odium Of disaster shall
fall on one Of the pets Of the masses
Chattanooga GG=.
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An Atchison, Kansas, dispatch says
The agent of the Overland stage Line
arrived there from Salt Lake, ana re-
ports the route entirely free Of hostile
Indians and ready for business. The
mails and passengers viii nov b. sent
forward on regular time.
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The Colonel WI speak throughout
this district and you may be assured,
if the friends Of the Ne, 1ellan faction
the bushwhaekers will allow free
election, that the f" Mountain District
viii give the Union ticket large ma
jority Yours truly,
kSMIrH.
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STEPHENS, JANNEY & co.
July 2l-3m
oRpNAN Z pEPARTaENT.

NASHVILLE, TESN., Oct II, 1864.
C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- NJ this Office until Tuesday, October 9th, 1864,
a u o dock, NJ for furnishing this Department
With good, merchantahle HARD WOOD. 81.
The Whole quantity to besHpplled wi be st least
One Hundred and Fifty $50 Cords and not TO ex-
coed Three Hundred and fifty ESQ Cords. Bid5eT-
Will stale the price per cord at which hey viii liver
the $50 cords and the rate Of delivery. The frat
delivery to te made or before the lst day Of No
-veInDer next and II sneh point in this city as may
Dc desgeatsdhy tho undersigned.
Bid ers viii also stste at what price per cord
they Milladeliver muehmore IS may he required,
n 6 10 eXoeod The maximum amount Indicated
above
Bids 10 Ae in duplicate, and accompanied 10y a
copy of this advertisement
No bid will be received except from loyal parties.
and each IBID must be accompanied by az Oath Of
Allegiance taken before competent authority.
The sucoc sslul bidder or ladders will lie required
e. enter no bonds IA Tie faithful performances OF
the II con rocts. t tr4a
The Tight IS reserved to reject sny or IN lids.
bidders viii be present when Their bids are
opened. ~ .E
is l as E F! TOWNSEND,
Capt. l. Infantry, Comnd Depart.
b Oct l2-la -
Times and Cumberland Journal copy.
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The Eighteenth Ohio and dstach-
ments at this Post, cast 1906 votes, Of
which 81 were for the peace party's can
didates Most Of the thirtyone, we are
informed, were given by men who are
down here in the employ Of the gov
eminent to escape the draft-CHat,s.
HOOga CO.
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Only two more are required TO secure
a twO-thirds vote. These, and more
will be forthcoming in November
Then Congress will follow the advice OF
DR. Bieckinridge and make thorough
work with slavery, by uprootiDg the
evil and putting a constitutional pro-
hibition upon it, that will foreYermoIe
secure US against this relic OF barbarism.
- Cincinnati Ga.effs.
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East TEvSEssEEAxs ISyEsrixo ON
Tuesday last East Tennesseeans pun
chased from the First National Bank
at Knoxville, thirty I've thousand dol
lars Of the new Government loan. East
Tennessee supports her Government ia
every way that is possible for men TO
do it-CHaH Gazefts.
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Five Hof ses Stolen |!

ON SATURDAY NIGHT. OCTOBER eth FROM
the Fenl essee Hospiial for the f-e-ne, inaF
ogses: one yrfy iargs dsep-colored has horse
pir . sne grsr lsTses. with siloFt tali-, and
enc s0rTol mare.
There YVES ~ 30 stolen rom this InstitDt n, abont
a fortnight sinc-, Ozark sy horse four years Old.
Wll give S1D for toe retarn % the hoses sad
Ten C.nf- each fr the miserable thieves whs steal
& oan this Charity " +. geSES
octl-fw Phys and Superintendent.
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Tie recent Indian murders on the
plains between Leavenworth. Kansas
and Denver City, colorado. viii amount
10 flty, and the los OF stock 70 mail
companies and trains 10 1000 horses.
mules, and oxen. Several women and
children were captured and'carried oil
who have not been heard from.
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A Fine Todd County Farm for
t23 Sale, 800

A s ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF
"A l. 4. LEAyELI, decess-O, l vii otter !or sale
u toe highest bidder. CT the premises, On Thurs
da3 the oth DAY Of January, Is65, thai wei kuown
and valuable Farm wing in she so4th part q Todd
county, Ky. All known ~ the " Trenton Farm,
containing 80 acres about so acres clt ares and IN
0 hial sts.s II cult Yatlon. . 81 farm Is Gnsu
POSED for fertility ofso IN adyaut ges Of 10 atty
Is any farm m -out ern kentgcky-it helng coaye-
mem "a ehur hes, &C co.'s. rue men naEIt nils,
and within seven miles Of TIE Memphis Bran n
aassa The improvement are large nr'ck
yFeil z Wt1ali necessary oEf iauidiuga. Afurtaer
de=cupGon J. deemei unnecessary, ~ any person
plshifg 10 purchase can have su opportunity o.
sissFius the f.EsIniscs Is apPlslpg % Mr.. Thomas
MeGu.e OF Mr George kttheffnFd. Irenfoa, KY
o. ans further Information can b. hst by applying
10 me 7 sYilies
raas.-'The shove flGInNiil be sold on credit
q years, lhs pureha@er giving biz notes IN ten
egua ai1ul payfneuts, without Interest uufl the
notes 81 tine; tae payments o. - secured ~ per-
sunaI sec r te, aud liel retained upon the land
u5.il the l3st note 10 pad.
The iarHi VII H. EO.d in a body or ineetached
portions u required 70 sut purchaser sale 10
iske place NJ the lisual hou-.
-'5AMES J.. LtW-ON.
ADMIR- II the Estate Of !. B. eSFel, s. d.
ots-let ttt uih the alb anhexeA
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r osT, OK TEE aD OF aD INST !, A CAPTAINS
Colnn1s ION. DtechaTge papers sna = 81 ex-
pen-es Or recruiting Csflpa J q a tTa sIoTtaficn
20 hno1 sllie' lie sndsr NJ = 80 too 80
CanrbEis, e No. - Cherry street, south ~ hfaaL
cct7-iws THOMAS STEPHENS.
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The Q. s slcop Of war Brooklyn, which
arrived q CharlestOHn Mass last week,
from Mobile, has 80 shots in her sides,
70 in other parts, aud !, 200 pound OF
iron shot and shell buried IN her decka
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Chas w. Winters 8 citizen Of Ohio
was sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for acting tbs spy at Clarksborg
and Cairo, West Virginia, BY military
commission recently convened al Cum
berland, Nd
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A San Francisco dispatch Of the Goth
ult, furnishes the following item OF
news From 5000 70 10000 seres Of
cotton are under cultivation in Sinaloa
with fine prospects
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The aggregate vote Of the 26th Ohio
on Tuesday last, was 10, OF which Il
was for the peace party candidates -
(Aatlanoorq Ia.
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NJ Emile Chere, the inventor and
propagation OF the method Of musical
teaching by ciphers, revived from Rons
seau, died two weeks ago in France
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A Jealous husband in Paris strangied
his pretty wife. and for Eve days kept
her body in his bed At last the police
smelled IL cut
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The Ohio vote at Hospital No. > wa
80 for the Union and two for the peace
party's candidates. - ChgA "a.
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Sheriff. Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl IA. TO NE
ID directed aud delivered from the Honorabl =
CIsneery Court or Davidson county, Tennessee, Mt
it, May Term 1854 viii eapose q puhlic sale %
The highest biddeffo for cash. at the Court House yard
in thu city of Ma hville, On Saturday the z9th day
October 1904 al the right, title, claim, interest and
estate which J. n. Austin IA. n had or may nave
since acquired in and TO thc following described
trHct Ok Land, 10 Wit: III the 9Th Civil d strist OF
Davidson county, Tennessee, and containing 200
acres more or l,ss and bounded ~ foil -ws on the
north by he la0ds Of J. Gut1rie, on he south by
the lands Jess5 RoR his heirs, on the ca 10y the
lands OF Mrs. Wright, on the west by the lands OF
!. J. Young, and LEVIED upon IS the property (
Il. Austin 10 satisfy Judgment rendered 10 favor
OF John f.. G. caves, q. & N, against Samuel KIM
b. o aud }. u Austin.
JAS N II NTON Sher IT.
oci6- by THO5. HOBSON u. Sniff.
Il. c. sULZBAcIlKR J.B JACKSON.
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United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF IENNIssEE-NO So
UTHFREAS HORACE r. HARRISON, ESQ !,
w Attorney Of the United States for SAID District
Who prOsecutes therein, on behslf Of the United
states and jos. X. Hin, Esa., Surveyor Of Or
i1ras. hs Sic. It. fi iUii III NE DiStriet Couft
OF tie Unit etafes Tor se,d District, against II
packages merchants and suffers goods now wing
IN the sto2ehoUse formerly occupied by Messrs. A.
J, Duncan Co, on the pubic square IN NeshV lie,
Tennessee, and against all pers n lasfully inter-
vening for their interests therein alleg ng that
Sept. 2fh, 1864, sa Il properly wss seized in said
district on land By Jos. r. Dlln, Esa., Surveyor of
Customs as ioI1eited FOR eau IS mentioned in said
Information, snd praying for the usual process
how therefore, IN OBEDIENCE 10 the monitor of said
Court, orehy give public notice to al per ons in
forest in said property, TO appesr hefyre said
Couftat the COurt-room in the Cap fol At Nashville
IN said District. fhe "a Monday in October nst.,
then and there 10 PROFOUND their claims a "a he
their aliegadcus.
+ T. GI4AsCOcK,
Marshal q. g., Middle District Of Tennessee.
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no ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL.
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from l to lines. 81 O)-each additional 'ina =.
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All advertisements occupying g. e. al position,
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MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WfH h eha-ges ., the regular Advertising rate
and must Invariably be pad in advance, or no IN
sertiOn made.