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E. p Co.'s hiss received the Waverly
1dagaziue, Weekly Review, Petroleum
Record, Saturday Press, Leader, Saturday
Night, ia new paper,l American Volunteer,
Ia new paper,l Commercial 4 hrouicie for the
Week, Ladies Boudoir, Leche D'lta ia, Army
and Navy Jouruai, y. Y sunday Mercury,
Historical Mezs-ine, Socisl Science Review
Flas Of our Union, True Flag, sc. Late
Nsw York. Chicago and ST. Louis dailies.
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If you want your Pianos well tuned, call
on o. +. Jackson, at Luck's, on Union
street, or at his new Music Store, on Church
street. Orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. Oot26-tf
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Matrsssss. furniture, Pillow Sins, Sheets
Quilts, CoveElids. Blankets, Spreads, Feath.
ers, aud sheW Ceses for sale al s. Broad
street uovl4-lw
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Annles and Potatoes.

Choice Coal for sale by Knight Bros.
No. 49 Church ST., opposite Masonic Hail
oct2O-tf
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FNAyCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Danny Uslos oYFleE;

DAur Us7os OvFIoE,
Nashville, November IS, 1850.
Money is getting more P enty, but teye-a'
DAYS viii be required T. bring in any very
great amount Of currency from the country.
The deelins IN cotton, hoxever, has stopped
the egress Of greenbseks southwark, and the
necessities Of the Southern people VIII natu-
rally soon bring hen beck ssaiu.
The following is the price list O. Ienne.-
80. .-,,,.-- -, sh5a city.
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CabbaeeI CabbngeiI

We are receiving daily choice Cabbage
We are ready TO I'LL orders on--short notice
. IA -s1 CLARE 4 6REsdRY,
novI2-3t SO Broad street.
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FEE--A small frame grocery establish
uent, near the city cemetery was entirely
consumed BY FIRE, yesterday mo nIng, about
six o'clock The lass was small, aud fully
covered by Insurance.
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Yesterday evening negro soldier entered
a "shebaug" on Broadway, kept by another
colored man, and az once commenced a VIC
lent assault on the wife Of the latter. The
owner Of the "chehang' being unarmed,
could do nothing against the soldier, who
had q musket, and was threatening 10 use IL,
and be therefore ran out, and IS he left the
house was fired upon by the villain, but the
ball failed 10 take effect. A guard Of the
10th regulars was soon found, and started
Tor the house, when the negro soldier lied,
followed by a Yolley from the guard. He
was 81 such a distance, however, that none
OF the balls took effect, and he is doubtless
with his regiment before this.
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and Instruction for Young Men. Also new sno re,
liable treatment for Diseases OF the uflnsEy Ano
Sexual Systsms-Ssat free, in sealed envelopes;
Address, Dr.. J. SEIi1dN HOUGHIONt hosalo
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. spriS-A1
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NV CARPET HoUsE-A large and well as
sorted stock OF Csrpetings and House Fur
nishing Goods just received and opened by
VIM. W. Berry & Co No. 81 Coliege street.
Nashville, Tenn. oct24 I'm
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GERMAN LETTER LIsT.--Postmaster Linds-
1i.y hss received orders for the publication
of the Gerinan Letter List, in the fennesses
journal, OF this city.
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Sell your uncurrent money, mutilated
Notes, and cts. interest Notes-at c. n.
0rdway's Brokers Office, As College street.
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Night before last, Mr.. p. L. Nichols
whose residence is on Vauxhan street wa'
aroused By the barking Of his dog, and on
listening, heard some one attempt 70 quiet
him. Going 20 the door, with another man,
he saw a negro running away from the door,
ana supposing he had made his escape,
Nichol retired 20 his house. In q short time
however, he heard a noise in his woodshed,
aud on soibS out, saw a negro-doubtless
the same one-run out, and he instantly
Cred his pistol at him. The negro screamed
and fell, ct the instant the pistol was dis
charged but he rose again and ran away at
the top of his speed.
A light was then brought out, and large
quantity of blood was found at the place
where the negro fell and trail OF blood
was followed 20 considerable distance,
where ID was lost.
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Just recired from q. g. General Hospital.
ut Murlrcesboro. 2.oo0 White RlaHgcis. 500
I'D sp-esds. i,o0d Linen sheets, Loco
Linen Pillow slips, 900 Gotten Sheets.
-eJ lr1n Bsdsteads, aud 500 Coz. For sslo
Cheap hy e. b. NIcHoIs 8 Co.,
uoylalw q Broad street
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Get your wall paper at Merritt & Hills,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
oct9-t ---.-
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Prof Searl's entertainments announced 70
commence on Thursday, axe postponed uu
A. sudsy, Nov. 2gth.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed 10 order.
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OoR jon OFr1cK.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing IN the nsatest style, and at the lowest
nrlcaa 81 THE ollee.
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l-'el OF Son>lgRee> hy the \. s. G. and
M%N.w.R.R.
I',sy 4 Smith. bbls. Con OIL
~ Fam a Co., . corn NIif. . rr.,,,,-.
p Pam a Go. Lead E.ccEs . Shtt.s -
blruhan Wauds. boLe. s,-l .,O''''''
liosey = smith. boxessps ! - - -.
stfa.ton, Io,ater 4 Co. IL bhis- NJ ~, ; vs.
s'rapeo, Pointer 4 Co..l IN J- .'-'..lss'''
Strai'oa, Pointer a g., hhi. S-ssa''
McCormaek a Co.. o bbI. R.ri 'll.sar.
,. ?. Groesd, s. htls. Appiss ~ '''-
?. s. Cbadbourn, Iea pkFs Ig,,A.-
NJ. Aorbury, sl,s. FruiL
~. Aorbury. I Box.
~. Earten, ? baies Cotton.
Charles Nelson. I sack.
William sutherlHnd, car load A1s.t,,
cry. "a
g. g. Wood a Co.. % bales Cotton.
Alison & Kirtman. bales Cotton
9. Aaraessth a Co., 3 bales q, ton.
.. y, Burnsides 4 Co. 4 bbls Tsllsv
n - B1rnsidss a o., is bbl. Tailor.
b. d. barnsiass A O., IS Beet Hides,
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Nichols a Go 81 Broad street have an
Aoeuou ssle tais morning st 10 o'cioct, in
stead Ci Thursday nov 1871
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Ctuueinnati, OhiO.-JosEFH B. Qor'HT, is
,rr authorized agent % receive sdEeitsenents SID
s,h-crptious fsr ths KaslUzle Uni0n-
new Orleans, LR.-EuEIs z. ovEEAil' q
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorised
agsnt 70 recsive Advertisements aid subscriptions
Tor ne Easasiie Union.
AEempllia, Tenn.-CLsHrsfs bAlNi
.,-,F,---s5 AGENTS 70 re-eive advertisements
and suhs.ripi.ons Tor the Aal5rlis OHoH-
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For Sale At this Office, one good second
hand Boilsr wiz be sold cheap for cash.
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Three thousand rairs Of Ladies Shoes, al
81 80 per pair, at "A Broad street
nuYla-lW
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta lntelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph. Augusta OGnstl-
tstionalist, Chronicle and sen1lhel' dehy,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing spfingheld
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, baIti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
a, L. p. Cones, No. 40 berry street, u .
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OIL YOUR UNCURRENT MONRY.-The
- f0.lowing are the rates Caid by THUs. ). MARI
BROKER, corner Of Un'on and College street. for
uncurrent money These questions are liable 70
fuct ate but usy be depended on a Sufficient
length of me for tee femiusnces II be received
by mail or express, II forEsrded without delay.
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On the same night, a gang, supposed 10 be
same, met another negro aud demanded his
money. He had with him about fifteen
dollars, but he dropped it down the leg Of
his pantaloons, and It fell on the ground,
without their observing it. He told them
he had no money, and they at ones searched
him, and finding none, took of his
overcoat, and let him 60. He went TO the
nearest house, raised the alarm, and secured
the services Of some white men, who went
with him 10 the spot, and iouud the fifteen
dollars, where he had dropped il but the
thieves were not 70 be found.
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Note Lost.
YaInahIe Rarm for NaIe,
Omces Ia REM.
500.

ATNo. II cherry Street, thr e doors below ne
~ Post ofice. On The ssrue slde siso ~ e-3
haargiers can - aernrirfsctialt1. oct2-ltl
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We close here we might IS well break
OF al this point, as az sny other. No won b
der thst vegetables arc high in the market,
when gardeners only visit the city al the
risk OF their lives; no wonder farmers re-
fuse 10 plant and SOW, when there is no as
surance that the proceeds Of = years labor
viii not be sna chei from them IN mo-
meut, by rohber hands
Il istime that some action Was taken. All
/ good ciuzens-whatever their late political
I Professionalism alike these crimes, ana
they should unite in restoring order sno Sc
curity 10 the country.
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SALE OF
Government Property,

OFFlCE ASSISTANT QUARTERAiAsTER,
NksaVIILF, Tvs, Nov , lsda.
n WILL oasr faT SAFE a. iha o. 5. Frshkiin shofs,
IN the CITY Of Nashville. Tenn, % TIT ksDA 7,
ihe len day q NOVEMBER. lsd5i a lUt % eoEeIn-
meof Property. .cousistug IN psrf A. 20 loEss
Hsa singh 81 Houf and Muie Hsraesz.
Is - Cart Harness.
a. Coiisrs. $40 Brides
raal Neck straps and Chsins,
lEr7 Heaf Ha'ters. 9S Wsgou Ssades.
sa Riding Saiiies. SIS Pscs Ssdl1ies.
10 ArnY WsCous, Two Horse WAGONS,
I TEo-huTse Ambulance.
elEp Pluuds cd rggs.
n 30 fiounds old lion
$50 shinGlfs,
Sroreis. a-zdss. ecooTs, Tools o. All kiuis, A..
sac 10 coinmsnce 81 o'c ock, a-m On inc leth
asx n NoFefnbar iseis sod cQuunle from csY %
"A. mt ! he properly IS Ell disposed Of.
frsrn,s Cash, ID GoFefnine1tlnnost
~ or.ler 81 Co. A J NscksF, Chisf ( n 2 q T.
g. 3. ElRk5 cxPt, sd A 2 X.
noT5-id
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I VANrkn-A Far.ner, Eiia csPital % Fiileen
" Aaolred nolis.s. q insest = good paylns
5ntiness- For particulars enquire g
nwuN ahc11rsy NSreles,
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An hour or two before the occasion mar
rated, and but a short distance fr m the
same place, as We learn from Esquire Pat
terson q gang Of men, supposed 10 be the
same that rob0ed toe marketDan, encoun-
tered negro, who was employed al break
ing stone on the road, and robbed him Of
his weeks wages. He had been to the
ion-gate, and drawn his pay, AID was on
bis way home when they met him, and
after threatening his life, demanded his
money, which was handed over, after which
they allowed him to depart, without per
sonsl injury.
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Esquire Patterson, who lives some two
miles oat, on the Lebanon pike, informs Us
that on the same night, Saturday. be was
aroused, ABOUT IL o'clock, BY man knock
ing on his door, and shouting that he was
pursued by robbers. On getting up, Mr..
p. saw a msrket-man, whose name be
had forgotten, with his hesd badly bruised
b. rocks, and who said that he was driving
along the road, near there, when three men
approached him, end commenced throwing
stones, some Of VIII ch took effect, after
which the party ordered him 70 halt. Sup
posing Them 10 be negroes, the man said
"Uncle, what do you want?
I'D d-n YOU" shouted ore, don't
call me uncle; Pm a white man = and al
cnce they mounted his wagon, and be fed.
They did not follow, but went TO work help
ing themselves 10 whatever came n Arrest
Several men at once gathered together,
and went down 10 the wagon, but the vi
lisns had fled, and no traces VI them could
be found.
The wounds Of the man were not severe,
but were quite painful at the time.
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nnrsr OK WINS eaErE Rossrp.

On Sunday night, a house located on
Whites creek, some ten miles from tbs
CITY. was robbed Of some bed-clothing, snd
about $50 in money, by a-gang Of outlaws.
The owner OF the house--Mr. Geo. Pease-
and his family had retired 10 bed, at shout
O'Clock, and at 10 were awakened by a
lond knocking at the door. Putting his
head out Of Tho second-story window, he
ssked-
s'lgho are You, Rnd what do you wsnt?'
ave are going to Nashville, and want to
know which is the road, 7" vas the response.
The road was pointed out 10 them, and
Pease was shout 70 leave the window, when
one Of them hs loed-
Il say we are hungry; can't you give
us something 20 eatf"
Nh. Pesse said be had some cold corn
bread and bacon, and if they would accept
that. thew were welcome to it. They re
plied thai they would be glad Of IT snd he
~eut down and opened the door, when the
,niscreauts jumped upon him, and demand
"a his money he gave them az there was
in she house, when they seized some bed
clothing. and left There were i've Of them,
an dressed IN citizens clothes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12

G4- PoIroE.-On Saturday business at
Police headquarters was quite lively. The
City Treasury received several Contribu-
tioos. The following parties were brought
before Alderman Johnson, who assessed
the several amounts they were required to
Pay:-Elleu Travis, for assault and bat.
terry. was fined So and costs; Sarah An.
dersou, for improper conduct, $40 and
costs; Rudolph schaffer, for selling LIQUOR
to soldiers, $40 and costs.
Alderman Bulger gave his attention to
the following parties John Sewer, for
disorderly conduct, was fined $40 and
costs-but not being satisfied, managed to
get into another disturbance, and paid for
the additional sport So and costs; Andy
Hoyl, for fighting, contributed SIS and
cosisi Peter Hauseuauer, for selling liquor
to sOldiers, was aned $50 and costs; VIM.
Coleman, for fighting aud resisting an off
Ger, was committed to Jail to await trial
this morning.
Ia Centre Wheeling, young man whose
name We have forgotten, amused himself by
kicking out pane in the show window of
MIR. D. LevTs dry goods store. He was
taken before Alderman McManaway, and
6ued So and costs.
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8g Gels2raaB.
The Trisl.

WAsH1HaToN, June lo.-ssveral wit.
nesses were examined. One of them tes-
tined as to George N. Sanders being an
agent In the rebel government for the de.
straction of the northern cities.
There being no more witnesses, the court
adjourned till Monday in order, in the
meAnttmei to enable DR.. Nichols to exam
Inc Payne as to alleged insanity.
The testimony for the defense has closed.
The counsel for Payne asked for time to al
low Psyne'sfaihert to arrive from Florid 4 and
prove by his relatives the plea of insanity,
Henry GOdson testified that while en-.
Ployed as counselin Canada for the governs
ment in the ST. Adams raid case, that g.
Sanders was acting for the defence; said
ne was ignorant OF the raid, but fully ap-
proved it, and said it would be followed
up by burning more towns and depicting
more banks, and that organic atoms were
then ready to sack and burn Buffalo and
other cities.
Lieut. Tripplet OF Illinois, testified that
while prisoner at Auderaonville he heard
rebel quarter.master Hunter state that if
Abe Lincoln was reelected he would not
live to be inaugursted as they had friends
IN the North who would attend to the Pres.
tdent and Secretary Seward.
No further witnesses being present it
was announced that the court would wait
until II O'Clock on Monday, 1or further
testimony, and adjourned to that time.
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From Cairo and Below,

The steamer Kate Hart, from Memphis
has four hundred bales of cotton fol
Evansville and Cincinnati.
The Memphis Chamber of Commerce hat
been reOrgsniEed.
The steamers Poland and Idaho collided
IN fazoo river on the Sd, resulting in the
sinking of the Poland, and the loss of ten
or twelve lives.
Morgan, the rebel who last year shot
General Candy, has been arrested.
New Orleans advices Of the 9Th state an
important clue as to the cause of the late
disastrous explosion at Mobile is thought
to have been obtained.
A man nsmed Wall has been arrested at
Mobile charged with being implicated. He
states that he and two other men on the
night previous to the explosion placed tor.
pedoes Between the buildings CONTAINING
powder; that the work was performed
under the direction of a rebel Major, who
threatened them with instant death if thew
dtsobeyed or offered to resist, and an hour
afterwards lighted the fuse of the shell
connected with the internal arrangement.
Torpedoes have also been discovered in
rooms of the Custom House, 90 arranged
as to explode on opening the door, others
we're found covered in desks in the same
building.
Gen. Warren has resigned his commits.
sion as @sjor General of Volunteers and
been succeeded in command at Vicksburg
by General Osterhous.
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NV York, June 1.-THE New York
Herald says the total amount of cotton of
all kinds secreted east CT the Mississippi
10 ]. oO0, 900 bales, Goo, 900 in Arkansas and
400 900 in Texas
Pierre Scale is In Mexico.
Ex Gov. Moore has been arrested at No.
bile and sent to Washington.
Cen. Sheridan has issued orders for.
bidding military interference with the
shipment OF cotton.
The Savannah Herald of the 9Th con.
tains the following:
Gen. Berge has been assigned TO the
command of the Savannah district, Gen.
Woodtord ia in command of that post. Gen.
Grover having been relieved.
a division of the 18th corps has arrived
at Savannah.
The steamer Gov. Troup while en- route
from Augusta for Savannah, with cargo
OF z0O oales OF cotton, took FIRE eleven
mics below Augusta, and was burned to
the waters edge. Vessel, cargo and bag.
gage were all lost, and some 40 out of 200
passengers were lost-these were mostly
negroes.
a poet office has been opened at Au,
General Washburne's brigade has been
ordered from Augusta to Savannah,
General MOliueaux has ordered all school
teachers at Augusta to take the oath of
allegiance.
Orders have been sent by the authorities
OF Augusta for supply of school books,
and free schools are 10 be at once opened
All restrictions on travel has been re-,
moved BY Generals Gilmore aud Grover in
their respective departments.
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Monday Morning, June 10.
FOR SALE.
OFFICERS

MUSTERED OUT IN WHEELING oAN SAVE
NJ from 500 to SOD. Thousands OF ofHeerS are
BU~ in Warrington adjusting their accounts. Each
enc must register his name at each Department
aud await his turn. Owing to the crowd from ono
TO six weeks arc consumed. Hotel bills arc 81 90
per day, besides travelling expenses My partners
in Warrington have been personally connected
With the Government Departments, and Of course
are we'll acquainted with tho OnleeTB in them all
Through them the subscriber can obtain csrtid.
Gates oil n'tndebtedneSS, &c7 sooner than ohioerS
eau do 80 in person Wh.n in Washington, and at
Their Information ut my office, opposite tho Bank of
Wntellns, over J. g. COOpeF's Dry Goods store.
Attention Is invited TO my card and references In
another column. g B. CALDWELL,
iel0 g Late AdIuiant l2Lh w. VI Ini1trz
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Prom the New York Journal Of Commerce

Earnings OF Telegraph CompanioS.
A statemeutin the money article of the
journal Of Commerce OF he 3lst ult., set.
ting forth the monthly earnings of tele.
graph companies, is calculated 10 convey
erroneous Impressions with regard TO them,
and makes it proper that the facts should
be so stated as to convey the Truth.
In the first place it should be known
that the lines of the Western Union and
American Telegraph Companies, and such
lines as are leased and controlled BY them.
are the consolidation of the Oldest lines of
telegraph in the country, and are uudera
STOOD to be represented by joint capital
OF from $25. 000. 900 to $50, 900 900. Until
very recent date they have had com
plete monopoly of the use of electricity In
the conveyance of intelligence, not only
for the public and the press, but since the
war began, for the government.
20 the other hand, the Unittd States
Telegraph Company was organized only
last August, with nominal capital of
S6,0O0,000, a little more than one half of
which, or about So 900 900, has been
placed for the purpose of paying for the
lines purchased by it and OF building addi-
tional lines already completed, and those
now In the course of construction. 1t is
true that it has lines "workiug to many of
the same points with the other two COM
panies." and when it's lines are finished,
With less than half the amount of capital
stock, upon which to pay divideuds, Its
lines will reach all the principal points
that are reached by the other two compa-
MES, including the principal points in the
mining districts of Colorado and Nevada.
aud the principal cities aud towns ia Cali
tornla; contract for the construction of a
hrst class, two wire line, having Just been
completed with parties fully able to carry
1t into effect in the shortest possible time,
running from Chicago and ST. Louis to the
Pacific, at San Francisco.
up to the present time, however several
OF the principal cities aud towns of the
west have not been reached by the lines of
the United States Telegraph Company,
principally in consequence Of the factious
opposition of the old companies in their
enort to maintain their monopoly-such as
Cincinnati and st. Louis But notwith-
standing. its monthly earnings have grad
ualIy and permanently increased, as might
nave been ascer,aiDed from little further
examination Ottbe o. s. assessors books,
from which 1t appears that it's earnings for
January 1865 Were.... .S33, $50
EeOtuaFY, .....................42, 1919
April, Sc Os6
The total earnings Of the assessors books
OF the Western Union and American Tele-
graph Company. for six months, is 81 ,791, !.
az which is little over 81 per cept. on
The total earnings OF the United States
Telegraph Company, taking the average OF
its earnings for the last four months, as
per the assessors books, will be for the
current six months. sara, O4s, which ia
about percent. on So SOC, 600, the amount
OF it's stock placed, and which will complete
It's lines to Cincinnati and st. Louis, and
several other important points in the West
to be done in brief period.