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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-18

w. r. MOORE, Esq, resigned the seat in
the House Of Representatives 10 which he
ives invited by the action Of that body, and
the Governor has ordered an election in his
stead. The action Of Mr.. MOORE in regard
to this matter is highly creditable lie was
not elected TO the seat, and very properly
declines to take advantage Of a technical in
formality which would give it to him. He
is a gentleman Of enlarged and liberal views
and would make a serviceable Representa-
tive. But the duty of selecting Representa-
tives is lodged with the voters Of Shelby
county We trust that the people of that
county will learn, after awhile, how, in the
language Of the late President LINCOLN,
"to follow the law or the forms of law"
and to send up their members duly accred-
itpd
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ANswER.-To the reiterated questions Of
the Ga-ette We reply, that we claim the right
to select the time when and the circumstan-
ces under which we will discuss questions
and issues, in which we may deem our
readers interested. With the greatest res
poet, and without intending to be personal,
we may add that both the State and National
Governments are in greater danger of being
wrecked by indiscreet and untimely discus
sion and action on the part of political
mArplots than by the prudent silence and
forbearance Of those who speak only when
speech IS useful, and act only when action
promises TO be effective.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-18
PRICES.
Tennessee Orphan Asylum
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.

FT1IIs INSTITUTION BEING NOW IN
i operation. those who desire the admission Of
Orphans may correspond with Mrs. A. g. MIX
FOD. Corresponding Secretary. who will furnish
blank forms Of application. and all other inior-
nation. Guardians. ETC.. are earnestly requested
not 10 send children % Clarksviie, prior 10 such
correspondence, q the officers Of the Institution
viii be responsible for the care Of no children
whose case tas not heeB previously considered b.
them. MARION HENRY. President.
Paper throughout the State who desire 10 aid
d charity most urgently demanded. viii copy the
above. lnOvg-im
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A CORRUPTED BALLOT AT THE
NORTH.

A CORRUPTED BALLOT AT THE
NORTH.
The Albany correspondent Of the New
York Times makes the following statement in
relation to the trade in votes at the late cleo
lions in the State Of New York:
From Rensselaer,, Columbia, Saratoga
and Albany counties, the universal statement
is that money flowed like water, and that If
this practice is 10 continue the Offices must
be set up 10 the highest bidder. Electors
marched up 10 the polls under the convoy Of
some well-known ward politician, who
placed tickets in their hands as they reached
the ballot-boxes, and after depositng their
votes took out his pocket-book and paid them
their one, two, three, five or ten dollars, as
the case might be, before hundreds of peo-
pie, without even the mock deceucy Of retir-
ing to one side. Party leaders had TO buy
up their own voters, who refused 10 exercise
their privilege until a satisfactory sum Of
money was placed in their hands At least
one-quarter Of the voters Of the city of Al
bany were bribed, or received compensation
for their votes No persons are more willing
to get rid Of this evil than the party leaders,
yet they say that they are powerless. The
iilGA ait tlifAN1 anu IL AhN1 W. Attb hbAN AlAI
ticket Of their party, they will that of the
other. To prevent their defeat, they commit
the oilense of bribery. Twenty-Five dollars
were paid for votes on election day"
While these political Pharisees of the
North are lccturing the South about suf-
frage, it would be the first suggestion of jus
tice to get rid of their own iniquities. How
long does the Times suppose a free govern
ment can survive such shameless and ready
sale Of votes as its correspondent describes !?
And if one-fougth Of the voters are thus
already debauched and corrupted, how long
before the majority will enter this market
overt Is the principle any better or differ
ent from the open sales made in Rome by
the Pretorian Guards, Of the rulers Of that
/ Government {? Does it lie in the months Of
any people, whose ballot-boxes are thus
prostituted, to lecture others upon the sub
! iect Of suffrage?
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RRICKr RRICKll

100000 n So Br Ysrd On r sais st rd ise
North Edgefeid. CURRY 4 DlNGMAN,
nOVlS-lW
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TO WHOM MAY CONCERN
REcoRDER' OrrIcE. Nov. 3. 1896.

RECORDER's OFFICE. Nov 3, 1865.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
~ sons who have neglected 10 renew their il
ceBses and also % those who have failed to secure
themselves that privilege. before going into bust
ness, that the law must be complied with IN such
eases before the 18th inst, otherwise Il viii have
70 be enforced, This warning Il given IA obedience
81 INSTRUCTIONS from the proper quarters. The
financial condition IT the Corporation at this
time requires all the means Il eau command IN
that way to meet engagements that are pressing
hourly upon Il. The demand. although unpleas-
ant. is nevertheless imperative and Il i hoped
viii prevent the accruing OF cost by the continued
neglect Of delinqucnts.
Every merchant when applying for a yearly IL
cpnge Is required by law 20 execute a boEd IA the
penal sum Of GRe thousand dollars conditioned
that be viii render to the Recorder al the expira
ton Of bis license sfafcneNf II the iarOtes
o az fle Oois brought inf0 he esfaJisamellf,
either fros hoaac abroad for Eaie rithis tie sud
fl5eirC aosiAs and pay tax upon the surplus ~
the rate OF two millE the dollar, after deduct
ing the amount paid 81 advance. This statement
- sworn 10 becomes part Of . report made
monthly 10 the City Council TO enable them IN
the assessment Of taxes. 20 either diminish or IN
crease the same a. the wants Of the Corporation
may require. The owners Of taxable vehicles Of
every description are also requested not 20 delay
any longer their dE.y in this matter. Ihis invita-
ton is intended % be general. aud i i hoped
that any other differing from this viii pot have
10 be given. X. Z. tOSIEk. %.
nov g-tii naV25 Recorder.
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PROPERTY.
NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST EyE-
ID cuted % me By j. v. lays. on the lst dav az
September 1855. recorded Ia book No. g. page 81
&c the Registers Office Of Davidson county m ne
purposes therein specified ! viii expose % public
ale on the premises on
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FROM CANADA.
Fenian Prisoners 10 be Discharged.

Fenian Prisoners 10 be Discharged.
ToRoNTo, C. W., Nov. 17.-No bills have
been found by the grand jury against the
following Fenian prisoners, a number Of
whom were to have been discharged this
evening; Patrick Bellows, James Hogan, J.
Lynch Edward j. Marty, Thos. Callapan,
James Quinlin, Thos. Wilkes, Mike Cochor-
an, Martin Mccormack, Pat. O'Mally, Jas.
Reilly, Pat. Corners, Michael Hart, James
Cole, John Dinen, VIM. Brooks, John Man,
A. Hickman, William Karrigan, Michael
Flanagan, Thos. Munday, John Dillon,
10 Mcdonald, George Miller, Thomas Rey
nolds, VIM. Dadigan, Frances Miles, John
johnson, Michael Shannon, Michael Duffey,
and John Sheridan.
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PoIificnI. Mnifers.

New YORK, November 1.-THE Posts
Washington special says conflicting rumors
are afoat respecting Mr.. Chases second iu-
teryiew with the President. 1t is said that
the question of impartial suffrage was dis
cussed; but all the statements thus far are
speculations, and unworthy of credence as
neither Mr.. Chase nor the President have
communicated word concerning the CONVEX
sation. All that is known is that three or
four individuals democrats and Republi-
cans) have advised the President to recon-
mend impartial suffrage to the South, in his
message.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
4 COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE, -FOUR
II large rooms, and porch. with three and Il
half acres Of garden lot attached, within Il short
distance of the terminus of the Cherry Street
Raj road. Terms, $500 year quarterly, in ad-
vrnce, and possession given Immediately.
Also, will lease on favorable terms, several of
the most beautiful unimproved Lots around the
city, for n number Of years containing from one
half to FIVE acres. suitable for residences or mar
ket gardens Immediately adjoining the corpora
ton and distance a few hundred yards Of the
Street Railroad.
For particulars. call at my Shoe and Leather
Store, corner Of Market and Church streets, Nash
vile. JAMES W. HAMILTON
nOvl6-1w
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FOREIGN NEWS.
by the Atlantic CabI

LONDON, Nov. 16, P. M.-The U.ited
States Consul Morse, published in the news
papers to-day letter in which he explains
the agreement between the American Gov
eminent and Frazier Trenholm & Co. He
states the title of the United States to all the
Confederate property is therein fully recog-
nized, and that said property is subject to
leral liens for advances.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-18

OTTowA, G. w, Nov. ia party of
sixteen Americans, extensively supplied
with rifles, ammunition, and deer hounds,
have arrived here en- route to the Northern
forests, on a deer hunting trip for the New
York market
The steamers and barges employed by
the Ottowa lumber districts for the Ameri-
can market, make their last trip this week.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-18

Tlm New York World says: ave be-
lieve that the true way out Of the present
difficulty is by The spontaneous action Of the
South itself When the Southern States
have all rejected the amendment--as they
certainly willard have taoreby demonstrated
fLai t.sv an masters Of de stadiioa 80 far as
that measure is concerned, We truss they will,
iv some method ef jsiai asiioa, saakr eountcr
proposiiioss
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IN CIANCERY AT SPARTA,
R.-nu,.I.nn.
MONEY TO LOAN.

DERSONS DESIRING LOANS ON FIRST
i Class Mortgage Notes. will address T, H..
Lock Box n, over their proper signatures, with
description of property, amounts wanted, etc.
nOYl6-lw*
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BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
AND LOTs!!!
al Non Taxable Property.
Valuable Plantation and other
Cotton Lands.

THE ENTIRE REAL ESTATE OF THE
i late THOnAs NANNY, deccasoi. consisting 81
sumo Of the most desirable locations. bath for
business and dwelling houses in the city Of Nash
Vile together with one Of the finest Cotton Plan
tations on the Mississippi river, aud other Lands
il the State Of Arkansas snd Mississippi l. now
offered for sale.
For further particulars a;spiy %
DR., W. 3. Nancy. Executor.
Corner Of Union and chorry sis,. Nashville.
Tennessee. loetls-lm
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IN CHANCERY Al SPARTA.
Eo,-or.rr,ov. sF-o..r, ~

ncr1s-d5m ~ y =
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Mexican News.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l7.--Late Mexican
advices state that Macmillan arrived at
Cordova, where he was stopped an pre-
vented from proceeding further until he
should abdicate in favor Of the person nam
ed by Bazaine. The Emperor offered to
abdicate in favor of Iturbide, but this was
not accepted, and he returned to Mexico de-
clining TO abdicate TO any one else
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-18
IN CHANCEKY AT SPARTA.
November Rules. 1866.

Mary Price cs. g. p Hampton. ct. als.
I n this cause it appearing that Elias Cash, Polly
L Cash and George Savage, are non-residents Of
the State of Tennessee.
It is therefore, ordered. that publication be
made for four weeks in the Nashville Union and
American. requiring said non residents to appear
at the next term Of the Chaneery Court to be
on the first Thursday after the third Monday in
March next then and there to plead, answer or
demur, to compliments bill, or tho same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing pdrie as
to them. etc. p. TURNEY, g. & NJ.
noVlS-Av4W
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Daring Robbery.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 17.-Mr. Lapeyre,
of the firm of Pike, Lapeyre & Bro, was
skillfully robbed of package of twenty
thousand dollars of fifty dollar compound
interest notes while in the act Of purchasing
stamps at the postoffice yesterday. No clue
10 The rnhher
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-18
NEWS KILOGRAMS.
NEW YORK.

A Murder TriaI-Thc Case Of Lieuten-
ant Bahe.
NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE trial Of Jerry
Obyien, for the murder Of Kate Smith, was
concluded in the Court of General Sessions
yesterday. The jury rendered verdict of
murder in the first degree.
The trial of Lieut.. Bane, the alleged pr
rate Of the Chesapeake, went over for the
present in the court Of Brooklyn, on account
of the inaccessability of witnesses.
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To Nashville Business Men.
The Murfreesboro Monitor
Is ONE OF TIE
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN
THE STATE.

DEING PUBLISHED ~ ONE OF TIE
ID wealfhiest districts Of the State. and having
large and Increasing circulation in Rutherford
and adjacent counties.
Business men who desire an cEecilcat adrcr-
Using medium cannot find a better one than the
HuFfreesbOro Monitor.
II. G. MCLAUGHLIN,
noF6.-im, Publisher.
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IN CHANCERY AT SPARTA,
November Rules. 1866.

Bank Of Tennessee rs. E. Gleason, ct. ale.
n this cause it appearing that T. {. Taylor is n
i nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore, ordered. that publication be
made for four weeks in the Nashville Union and
American, requiring said nonresident to appear
holden in the Courthouse IN the town of Sparta.
on the first Thursday after the third Monday in
March next. then and there to plead, answer. or
demur. to compliments bill. OF the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing pdrte as
to him. etc. 2. TURNKEY, Z. x NJ.
nOvlS-W4W
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Destructive Hurricane on Fortuna Is
iaHa

BALTIMORE, Nov. I7.-Capt. Knight, Of
the brig Water Witch, which arrived here
to-day from St. Jago de Cuba, reports having
been boarded while passing Fortuna Island,
on the 30th Of October, by parties from the
shore, who stated that everything on the
island had been destroyed by hurricane the
day previous, one hundred and seven houses
having been blown down, and the inhabi-
tsnts we're in a state Of starvation.
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Card 10 the Merchants. shippers.

A Card 60 the Merchants, shippers
and Travelling Community Generally
Having been aided by my friends, have pur-
chased the controlling interest Of the splendid
side wheel Steamer David White, (Soo tons bur
den,) to be run as a regular packet in The Nash
Vile and New Orleans trade.
She is rated by the Board Of Underwriters as a
first class steamer, upon which insurance can be
obtained at the lowest possible rates.
She has recently been hauled out on the ways at
paducah, thoroughly ovcrhauled and repaired.
Her hull Is perfectly sound. tight, strong and well
built. aud her machinery is in splendid working
order and good condition. She has a beautiful
cabin iGe'y furnished. with all the necessary con-
vcaiencos for the comfort of passengers.
haze selected the most skiliull and expert
eucca men for officers. whose habits Of sobrieiy
win recommend them fayorably to the travelling
public.
The White presents superior inducements to
messengers and shippers. as she Is not only good
and fine but one Of the fastest boats on the West
err waters.
Aiy best endeavors shall be made AZ all times 10
rcndcr general satisfaction 10 the patrons Of the
boat. Respectfully
oct 2a-lm II. B. SHAW. Master.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-18

Public sRIe-FOr Cash.-eN THE THIRD
BAY OF DECEMBER next. I win sell for Cash.
nom FOUR TO SIX HUNDRED IRON AXLE
WAGONS. at the Toll Gate one mile from Nash
VIE. on the Granny White Road Sale to COM
mcnce at ten o'clock and continue from day 10
oay until all arc disposed Of J. C. PENTECOST,
ARctiuneer. move tdf
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G II A N g e r Y
S A L E
SPLENDID BUILDING,

And other Improvements well suited Tor School
purposes; and the same will be sold ON "A credit Gf
one, two, and three years with interest from date
Except the sum Of 500 IN cash. The purchaser
required 20 execute note with approved security
and lien retained for the purchase money. and
will be sold free from right OF redemption
J. l.. WILLIAMS, G.. 4 a.
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To the Newspaper Press Of Tennessee:
On the sth instant when the train was robbed
and burned on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad. We lost our wires. jackets and lettings
In order to repair loss. as speedily a. possible
We telegraphed to New York to forward the
articles again with all possible speed. We have
satisfactory proof that this was done.
The following dispateh will explain the delay,
which we received yesterday evening:
CINcrgNArI Nov. IS, lS55.--WHTrEHAv BRos:
The wire LEFT yesterday morning per Adams Ex-
press. CHATFIELD & WOODS.
On receipt Of the dispatch we applied at the
Adams Express Office and the articles we're not
iorthcoming-had not arrived-when they should
By all means have been here. Such delay by the
Company IN Louisville Is without excuse.
novl7-lt MHITEMAN Bros
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been run without paying any revenue to the
Government for two years past. The prin-
cipal operator in the matter is reported 10
have made over a million and half dol
lars during the time he has been engaged iii
the business
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-18

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE Horse Fair
was very largely attended to-day. Gen.
Grant and Gen. Comstock, of Gen. Grants
staff, and Gen. Stoneman were present. The
ex-Rebel General Joe Johnston was also OF
the ground, and shook hands with Gen.
Grant.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-18

To Consumptlves.-The Advertiser. having
been restored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection. and that dread dis
case. Consumption-is anxious 20 make known to
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire Il, he viii send a copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of chargel, with the direc-
tons forproparing and using the same. which they
viii and a suRE cuRE FOR CONSUMPTION ASTHMA
BEoNonIrIs. sc. The only object Of the adver-
tser in sending the Prescription. is 10 benefit the
afflicted. aud spread information which he con-
ceivcs 10 be invaluable; aud hopes every sufferer
will try this remedy as il will cost them noihing'
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
,alrcss Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg. Kings county, New York.
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Wallace B. Cope rs. William Grain. e, ais.
4 Il this cause it appearing that WA. NJ Moore
i is a nonresident Of the State of Tennessee.
1t is therefore, ordered, that publication be
made for four successive weeks IN the Nashville
Union and American, requiring said non resident
to appear at the next term of the Chancery Court,
TO be holden in the Courthouse in the town Of
Sparta, on the first Thursday after the third Mon
day in March next then and there to plead, an
swer or demur, to compliments bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
P. TURNEY, C. & NJ.
novTe-u4uv
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FLORA, C. W., Nov. 17.-Elora Mills,
owned by J. Frazier, and leased by c. Whit
low, were totally destroyed by fire this morn
ing. The mills and stock were valued at
$40 00 and were mostly insured
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FROM ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. l7.-Several Philadel-
phia gentlemen who accompanied the Union
Pacific Railway excursionists TO Fort Riley,
returned last night.
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Come and Examine our fine stock Of fall
and winter dress goods. shawls, cloaks. blankets
boots and shoes etc. etc, which is compelled to
b. sold by the first Of January, on account OF dis
solution Of the firm. q. RICE Oo'
go Im College street.
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For Choice Groceries, Preserves, Jeliios'
F,ssh Fruits. canned and bottled Wines, Brandics,
ana indeed any Of the delicacies offered in the
New York market. can be found at TorrENs'
Nos. q and % College street. Nashville.
oct2l-tf
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selling Out ION account Of the dissolution
of eopartncrship, the entire stock Of goods at re-
a,,.ed pr;ces. AZ g. RICE 4 Co.'S.
..4ea-1,n 80 College street
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TTHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE QUALIFIED
as Executors Of the last Will and Testament
Of WILLIAM 3. LEWIS, deceased. All persons in
dehted to said estate are requested 70 make pay
mont to them and all those having claims against
the same will present them fer payment.
G. N. F0GG.
A. Y. S. LlhDSLEI,
Executors Of NGm. B. Lewis. deceased.
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THE SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE.
Il no. Il South Summer street. viii berented at .
above. loetZt-tL
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For Attorney GeneraI-EIventh Judi
eiai Obstructive are authorized to announce
a. e. HIcKEE. Esq. as a candidate for Attorney
Dcneral, for the Eleventh Judicial District, com
posed or the counties Of Giles. Marshall. Maury,
lawrence. Lewis and Hickman. lnovls-td
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MAN UFACTUR Err $.
$40 REWARD.

C,TRAYED FROM MY PREMISES. on THE
> N0leusyille Pike. near Nashville. on Tuesday
night, October 1fh. one small DARK BAY Or
forehead. collar marks on the shoulder rather
p1ny built. i've year old Also. OGe BAY HORSE.
blaze face. branded L. 5. and !. e.. blind IN one
/ viii Day the above reward for their delivery
10 me, or Information that may lead TO their re-
eosery. at my shoe and Leather Store. corner Of
Market aud Church streets. Nashville.
JAMES W. HAMILTON.
norlC-lEd-~wlt
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Last and FinaI APPeaI.-To all persons
indebted 10 the estate Of w. GEEENFIELD. unless
they call and see nc By next Saturday, 2ith inst.
and make some satisfactory arrangement about
their claims. shall be forced as Administrator.
to put them in suit. Can be found at al times.
either at Judge WHITwoRrH's Office. on Cherry
street. OF at GRKENFIELD's store IS College street
noyl7-lw GEo. A. ALLEN. Admir-.
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Ccda Posts and Fencing Lumber. cor
ner of Crawford aud North Summer streets. III
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nccr Hnnting Exnehilion-

New YORK, Nov. 17-Several recent
disasters to shipping along the coast in this
vicinity, are reported with loss of life.