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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-03
SPEECH FROM CEN. CRITTENDEy.

General Thomas L. Crttenden responded
to loud calls, by short speech, concluding
with the poem by Miles O'Reilly on the Gle
veland Convention.
The customary resolutions of thanks were
given.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Doxology was sung by the entire as
sCmhlage, a benedction pronounced by the
Chaplain, and the Convention, with cheers
for Grant, Farragut, the President and the
Constitution, adjourned sine die.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-03

The weather could not have been more IN
favorable Tor the purpose of the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention than it was to-day, il
Thad Stevens were in Heaven and had sole
charge of the shower department up there.
The rain fell in torrents from early in the
morning, and by 10 o'clock there was good
opening for gun boat feet under and around
the tent and a general air of being drowned
in it seemed to have taken possession OF every
hohV
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-03

SOLID indemnity that stands the test Of Time and
Fire to public use and private satisfaction still fur
nished at proper rates by the well known
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MESSAGE FROM Ex-CoxFEDERATE SOLDIERS.

The following dispatch was also cheered
enthusiastically. and, after its reading, three
cheers for Ned Forrest was called for, and
given:
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r.,+n-ar m 3 Btakiug Currency, Detecting Counter
felt Money. Exchange, &C.
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Business Substitute.
s. S. OALKIETs & Q. P. GRIFFIN

Principals Of the Commercial Department InsIruc
tors in the Science Of Accounts, CommeIclal
Arithmetic. Commercial Law, ana
Lecturers on Business Gus
toms. COrrespon-
&
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11
Nashville Grocery ana Produce Market

FLOUR.-We quote: Extra superfine at $40 0
GIL; superhne $40 5O@l co. extra Sl2 50@l5;
family Si+gl5 and fancy SIS 00@l6 90.
VIBRATING quote 81 20G2 p for red 500
2 10 for Mediterranean s. 1902 30for amber and
golden chat; 81 35@2 40 for white,
SuGAR-NO New Orleans sugar in market; Gu
ba l41ztgl5e; Porto Rico 1512gl6c; Demarara. l79
lSe: G. extra, l61z9lSe c. yellow l6146l7 A. coffee
l91zgl9e; standard hards 1914g2Oc.
CoFFEE.-Commont to good 2742S19; good to fair
2S14@9c; fair to prime 299S0c strictly choice
BAcoN.-Very little in the market, and demand
light. We quote: sides 22922l4c; hams, plain,
3lz@20e; shoulders. lS@19c
LARD-Tieree H@lSc keg 2l@22.
CANDLES Star. lightweight, 2l922c summer.
50 % for skies; s. 80 for sevens; parafne 40945c
SALT bushel barrels 81 so; bushel bar
YARSs.-There is an active demand for cotton
yarns. Prices have an upward tendency. We
quote PIC for seven hundred; 2jc for six hundred;
sc for i've hundred.
KAGS:-Good country cotton rage are in demand
at 614@Tc. per tb.
DRUGs AND DYEsTUFFs,-Al0es q 10, 75c Alum,
&c.: Assaloetida 6J@75. B0rax, do Birthstone
roll, Sc. CaInphOr 81 50. Castor Oil z gal 81 50
90 o. Cream Tartar, z lb. 75@90c. Flor Sui
phur, ll@l2c. Ipecac, IS 90. Gum Arabic, 81 90
@l 30. Jalap, S494 80 -Ex. LOgwood. dc. Mag
nesla, I5'@Sl. Nader. 22@25c. Oil Peppermint
s. 59sS 30. Opium, SIl 00Gl2 80. Quicksilver
81 5@l 50. Rhubarb, 81 90. Sal Soda, lG@l215c
S2ltpetre. 2Dg25c. Sugar Lead. 70.
EEATHERs-Live geese, q ID. 65@D70.
FISH-Mackerel No. ], S22623; do. No. 2 2ld22
do. No. 3, 5000; half bbls, l0@ll; Kits So
GRAIN.-COrn in store s5@S1 20; Oats, clean CO.
GNsENG-Ginseng 2 ID 90c.
GLASS Window, 8xl0 q box 81 25; 10x12 2 box
81 70; lOxl4 q box S. %.
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by telegraph

NEW YoRK. Nov. l0.-Flour dull and common
grades 1OG12 cents lower; $40 50@S1l IS for sound
common; extra State sll 50g$l2 so extra round
hoop, trade brands. Sl2 40@Sl4 40 Whisky quiet.
Wheat very dull with a declining tendency; we
quote Chicago and Milwaukee at s. 20@ 81 80;
Barley active at 0S@l II for sound State; barley
closed lc better, 81 25@I % for shipping mixed
western aioat, and 81 2581 2615 for western yell
low. Oats dull, l@2c lower. GS@Tl for Chicago
and Milwaukee. and 70972 for State, inside prices,
Rye dull Coffee dull. Sugar active; Cuba ll349
l3c. Molasses quiet. Petroleum. heavy at 20
23c for crude, and 3j@3554c for refined, in bond.
Pork dull and heavy at S25927 so for new mess:
closing at SOS 1919 for cash. Beef quiet at $2 506
SIS 80. Beef hams heavy at 3794lc. Bacon dull
heavy. Cut meats l29l3% for shoulders, and Is
@1S13 for hams. Dressed hogs quiet atl014@ll1S
Lard quiet but firm at l4@D15A. Butter steady at
20G34 for Ohio; 359H for State. Cheese quiet at
S9l7c Sterling exchange $50; New York ex-
change par. Freights unchanged.
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Lyons Periodical Drops!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops are a scientifically compounded
fluid preparation. and better than any Pills. Pow
ders on NostruDs. Being liquid, their action IL
direct and positive, rendering them a reliable.
speedy and certain specific FOR the cure Of all
distractions and suppFessiqns Of nature Their
popularity Is indicated By the fact that over l00-
0O1 bottles are annually sold and consumed b. the
ladies Of the United States one 81 whom peak in
the strongest terms Of praise Of their great merits
They are rapidly taking the place u every ether
Female Remedy. are considered b. all who know
aught Of them. A. the surest. Safest and most In
falliblo preparation IN the world, for the cure Of
ali female complaints. the removal Of an 0bgtruc
tons Of nature. and the promotion % health.
regularity and strength. Explicit directions sta
ting when they may be used, and explaining when
and Why they should not nor cOaid not Be used
without producing effects contrary - natnrc's
chosen lava win be found carefully folded around
each bottle With the written Signature u JOng l..
Lyon without which none are genuine.
Prepared b. DR.. LYON. 1876 Chapel street. View
Haven, Cohnecficut. who can be consulted Uither
pars0nElly. or bY mai. lencl1aing stamp concern
ing all private diseases and female Weaknesses.
Sold By Druggists egcrywhera.
G. u. CLARK. 4 CO.,
Gent Agents for q. s. and Canadas.
octz1-dkW-evwed
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Cincinnati uarket.
by Telegraph

CINcIxYATI Nov. 10.-Flour dull and unchanged
superfine 10 50@l2 %; trade brands II 759l4. and
fancy II 2jGl5 .. Wheat unchanged and quiet
No. / red IS. Corn dull, soc for No. sheled old
ear 7S9S0. new do. IS. Oats dull, 43 for No. 2 IS
for No. l. Rye ! 2S@1 81. Barley 70975 for
prime to choice. Whisky unchanged. in bonds
Provisions dull Mess pork in moderate demand
at s3l OO@3l 10 for old, S25 OO926 for new Bulk
meats at 14@l5 for shoulders Bacon in moderate
demand, 1534C9l6 for shoulders; and IL for clear
sides. Lard dull and unchanged at - for new
keg. Hogsin active demand; sales of 800 head
at SO 75GsT gross, slaughterers are chief buyers;
they are held at IS 75@S9 nett, for the first good
weather; receipts $500. Green meats. weather too
warm. A better demand for old bacon, owing to
large decline; shoulders sold at 49, and clear sides
at IA packed, which is below the price Of new
meats. Lard in demand at 49, but is held at Ia 3
New mess pork sold at D; old is held at 81. But
ter firm at 30935. Cheese in good demand, 15@l6.
Groceries unchanged and dull. Gold l4il5.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

GyuNAsrIcs.-N -ssr-. Editors: As old citizens
NC have long wondered why Nashville has not
,upportd city gymnasium. and are glad to see
stems taken in the risht direction. and only hope
that the parties that have taken hold mny sue
coed. We would mske a few suggestions. In the
first place. get some old. substantial energetic
man at the head Of the list Of officers; then call
meeting Of the young men Of the city, and II the
necessary funds are not all forthcoming call upon
the citizens. who. we think, would subscribe
literally 10 advance a prujoot 50 much TO their
advantage. Very respectfully,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11
by telegraph

New YORK, Nov. 10.-The Posts money article
says the loan market is easy at sos in call, the
discount demand being light; prime Endorsed bills
pass at g. good 80 days at 6z97; good single names
7GS. Stock market is more irreglar than last
evening. Government securities are firm and
railroad shares have advanced. After the regular
Reading ll61s: NJ C1l51$ NJ 5 9O5s n w 5712;N w
Pitts 9l2s; Toledo 1895 R / 10; Cumberland
6IZ. Foreign Exchange firm; bills 60 days on
London.quOted,a at 10S349leS1a; commercial paper
1897; for bankers at short sight ll05l.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

r. II. Thompson, IS Cherry Street.
We take pleasurei in directing the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of this house. Their
underware department is complete n every par
tieular, having the following kinds at low figures
Red Flannels. Shaker Flannel. Cashmere Merino.
Silk Buek-skin." heavy red ribbed, Shirts and
drawers. They have their shirts made to order.
in their own factory in New York, and cannot be
excelled in price, quality. or ct. Also, may be
found ALExANDER's Kid Gloves. of all shades,
English, French and German Sacks. Their stock
Of Neck-Ties, Scarfs and Cravats is complete.
with variety of new styles. The assorted stock
of Hats and Caps, is the best ever opened for in
spection in this city, having been selected and
manufactured especially for their trade. Call and
examine for yourselves.
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Tennessee Orphan Asylum,
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.

THIS INSTITUTION BEING now IN
operation, those who desire the admission u
Orphans may c0rresDOad with Mrs. "A. q. MEX
P0n, Corresponding Secretary, who VII furnish
blank forms Of application. and all other infnr-
nation Guardiaas. cdr, are earnestly rcqnested
not 10 serd ehildren 70 eiarksFiis, prior o. such
correspondence. ~ the officers Of TIE Institution
Whoa case has not been Previously considered By
them. MARION HENHf. President
Papers throughout the stata who desire 10 AID
q charity most urgently demanded. Eill copy the
above. ln0g9-lm
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octS0-

The slip Anna Sclmidt, which was de-
stroyed by the alabama off the coast Of
South America, had on board quantity Of
AYER's Cherry Pectoral for California.
DIR. AVER & Co, now appeal for redress
direct to the British Government as the
responsible party in this wicked business,
and base their claim for payment and pro-
teSaion on the ground of humanity, as their
commodities are wholly for the sick. Their
point is well taken, and viii doubtless be
pressed with the pluck and persistency which
characterize the operations Of these cele-
brAted chemists.-Boltim Clipper.
nov7-d&W-lw.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

NEWSPAPERS throughout the country
would render their patrons an important
service by reminding them that the notes of
the Union Bank Of Tennessee, must be filed
with the Trustee, on or before the first of
January next, See advertisements another
column. lnov7-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Public saIe-y'Or Casls.-0N THE THIRD
DAY OF DECEMBER next, viii sell for Cash.
from -FOUR TO SIX HUNDRED IRON AXLE
WAGONS. at the Toll Gate. one mile from Nash
vile. on the Granny White Road. Sale to COM
mence at ten o'clock. and continue from day to
day until ali are disposed Of. J.C. PENTEC0ST,
Auetioneer. nov9-.de
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st. Louis Market.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.-Flour continues dull
and unsettled with declining tendency Wheat
prime fall 81 70927 IS; choice 81 So. Corn dull and
higher; new 7297s; old, yellow and white, 600
81 %; prime white and mixed 81 90. Oats lower
Mess pork S3l IS. Bacon, shoulders l613: clear
sides lSA@lSl5. Whisky steady at 81 80. Cotton
drnnninr nf 33024e.
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Currency remains remarkably scarce. aud ex-
change ON New York il still at 4 discount. while
Banks sell at par.
We hear ofbut little change in uncurrent money.
and there is no improvement in rates.
Bank of Tennessee notes are bought at 4O9e,c.
and sold at 45@46.
Planters Bank is bought at SOC and sold at SIG
s2e.
Union Bank notes are bought at Il. and are held
at Soc
Southern bank notes are in no demand. and
rates are weak. It is difficult to sell except at re-
duced figures.
Nashville corporation checks are bought at Sc
discount
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

= Coed Chance for Cisy Residence
or business is offered to-day, in the sale Of that
splendidly located lot on Broad street near Vine.
By Messrs. ANDERSON, Johnson & Smith. This
lot will certainly be sold, and without reserve
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

Tug GREAT CIRcus.-Miko Lipmnn's circus rs
the greatest success that has visited Nashville Tor
many years The large pavilion was crowded
last night. Notwithstanding the incemency Of the
weather, and the audience attcsted their anproba-
ton by frequent applause Of the performance.
The chcus will remain two days longer. and We
advice every body TO go, aud take their family IL
will DO them good.
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ernment owed me money and be bod authority 70
bring me 10 town 10 get it,
Gross e-asniaed. Mr.. Fitzgerald came after me
in the country, and asked me if would come into
town and testify that no man was killed at his
house while / lived with him. 1 never told
Michael Hays heard the noise Of the row in the
house. but did not see his brother murdered. No
other man was in the house either Of the times
Michael Hays called to see Mrs. Fitzgerald.
Thomas 0'Brien testified that he was foreman
of the shop in which John Hays and William
Fitzgerald worked. They always appeared to be
intimate friends.
Michael Hays had made application for his
brothers wages. but he did not remember how
long it was after John mad been missing He
never knew anything against the character Of the
prisoner
James Fitzgerald, son Of the prisoner, aged
fourteen years, was next called. He testified he
had never seen John Hays. Did not know Of any
conversation between Michael Hays and his
mother, and never cautioned his mother not to
talk too much.
Mrs. Sullivan and Patrick Smith testified TO the
good character of the prisoner.
James Mclaughlin testified to the good char
acter Of the prisoners They rented from him.
and be was surprised when he learned the nature
Of the charge against them. 1t was at his instance
the negro girl Phebe Spinner had been sent for
as a witness.
The argument was opened by Major Clare on
The part Of the State. followed by Judge Guild
for the defence. They were succeeded by the
other counsel, pro and con, the State closing.
After careful review Of the evidence. the
court decided that the State had failed to sustain
the charge and ordered the release Of the prison
Or from Izy
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Nov 1O.--Sales of "a hhds tobacco,
light Tugs IS, new leaf $35. Superine -four $40
Wheat. prime. 81 So Corn in bulk zoe for old,
and SOC for new. Oats 45c in bulk. Mess pork,
old, $50. new S25. Bacon, shoulders II; clear
sides l519. Lard in tieree he. Whisky raw g a.
Hogs nominal at 613. Middling cotton %.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

CONE and examine our fine stock of Fall
and Winter dress goods, shawls, cloaks,
blankets, boots and shoes, etc, etc, which is
compelled to be sold by the first Of January.
on account Of dissolution Of the firm.
G. RICE & Co,
ociS0-1m 59College street.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

SOUTHERN RoUrE,-By an advertisement IN an
other column It will be seen that the Tennessee
and Virginia Air Line proposes 10 enter the lists
competing for cotton and other north-bound
frrirhts The Nashville and Chattanooga Road
one Of tho connecting links represents this line IN
oar city. offering lower rates. aud quicker time
than by any other route. Tie time is guaranteed
al tea days. and their present rates are about one
dollar per bale lower than cotton has ever been
rrcivhtcd from this 20 New York by rail- The
fact Of its being "a southern route will in itself
command the favorable consideration Of our ship
ncrs and merchants. When TO this is added io'rer
rates and quicker time than by Northern roads
the Tennessee and Virginia - will certainly Sc
enre liberal patronage. Major f. II. kwing,
Gcacral Freight Agent Of the Nashville and
CHATTANOOGA Railroad is the able aud efficient
representative. assisted by Capt. Ben. f. Egan,
who Is authorized to make contracts aud sign all
bills Of lading. We commsd the line in most
special manner. and hope it will fully receive the
patronage il deserves.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11
NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST Exc
ID cutcd TO me By ]. Y. Hays. on the lst day Of
September. 1865. recorded in book No. g. page g.
Of the Registers Office Of Davidson county for the
purposes therein specified. will expose 10 public
sale on the premises, on
Tuesday, November ~. 1896.
That desirable and very valuable tract Of land on
which J.Y days now resides containing 90 acres.
10 District s. Of said county. on Mil Creek
For boundarAas sec records.
This is one Of the most desirable places in Da
wilson county. About - acres cleared, the bal
anoe finely timbered. The dwelling, q fine two
story brick house, containing seven rooms. SER
wants ooms, kitchen. smoke house. (all brick }
good barn. ice house, apple and peach orchards.
plenty Of stock water. and never falling spring
unsurpassed by any, and an excellent spring
house. As the sale under the deed Of trust b for
the benefit Of all creditors, all are respectfully in
yited 70 attend the sale. The premises are stu
Oied on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
az Antioch Station. nine miles from the city Of
Nashville.
Terms cAsH-ana 70 be sold free from the
''1'' y '''-'- J. 6. ROBERTS.
noV.6-tds. lrusiee.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

RAuRoAp HorEL FOR liEST.-Sealed proposals
will be received until the first OF December ior
letting the Eating House at the new depot oil inc
Momphis GAINESVILLE aud Louisville Railroad IN
Clarks,ille. The buildings are entirely new very
conmodinus and furnished with gas fixtures. See
nr,nrI In 10 lnN's nnnrr
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Proprietor s,purse one hundred dollars. Handi-
cap for beaten horses. Mile heats.
l. g. w. Darden manner Ida Horn. By Hiawatha,
dam Gloriana, by Eclipse, (thre years old, eighty
pOunds)
2. W. W. Shute names CT. f. COrdova. by Light
ming dam Eloise by Ebony. (three years old,
eighty-fve pounds.
3. Bale Peyton names cb. c. &hickahominy by
Revenue, dam NOta Price, by Cost johnson,
-four years old, ninety pounds.)
Cordova was the favorite; Chckahomany Sec
ond.
FIRST HEGT.-Ida Horn took the lead. followed
by Coriova.about three lengths behind, and Chick
ahominy about the same distance behind the gray
FLY. About the three-quarter post COrdOva went
to the front and came in winner by length;
Ida second; Chickahominy dozen lengths be-
hind. Time l:5Olz
SECOND HEAT.-Chickahominy took the lead;
linda second. The INNING was beautiful between
these two. COriova following in their wake until
getting int the home stretch. when she pushed to
the 'front.' Ida and Chick now began to feel the
lash, but they could not come it. Cordoya was the
winner. Time l:5'h
FOCRTH RACE.
Match race for two hundred dollars. Single
dash Of a mile. Catch weights.
|. Cap. Hammer names Highlander.
L. L. Baily names Butcher Boy.
This was a high old race. The pedigree Of the
horses eould not be traced quite back to the Co
dolphin Arabian. but they had their hackers.
Hammer was the fayorite. At the word the But
cher Boy started of like a scared rabbit. but he
couldn't hold his grip. Before reaching the hall
mile post be begaH to wilt" Hammer passed
him easily and came home winner by two hundred
yards, amid the laughter of the crowd. Time
somewhere in the sixties"
This closed most interesting weeks sport
Every day. except Thursday. the racing has been
Of very superior order. such as the Blood Horse
Association Of our city may well be proud Of
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.


Corporation Tax Payers
That have not paid their taxes. will find their
claims in the hands of an officer for collection if
not paid by the
TENTH OF THIS MONTH.
If you want TO SAVE COST, COME AND
PAY YOUR TAXES.
No further notice will be given.
A. V. RUTLAND.
nOy4-lw Revenue Collector.
Wines :! - From the LoNGwOR tn Vineyard
and Wine House. Cincinnati.
W. P. & F. P. ANDERSON,
ProprietOrs.
Golden wedding, Sparkling Catawba,
Dry CataWba, Isabella, cte.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and bOquet are excelled by
nOne-either native or foreign.
Sold by
ARCHER CHEATHiM & Co.
KLINE & SHERMAN.
r. B. CHEATHAM & Co.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

Fmsr CUEERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH.
Subject o-day. both morning and evening Inc
Resurrection"
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

Ri. SINGLETON has received larpor's aud
Leslie's wccklies. Clipper. Wilkes Spirit OF the
Times. Irish American. Boston Pilot. Home
Journal. Banner Of Light, Criminal heitung'
Independent. Weekly News Holiday Yankee
Notions. Jolly Joker and the latest leading
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

A SERMON 10 young men at the ChuTch oil tho
Advent to night. Subjeet-Proianity. Services
Lerip AZ = o'clock
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

yellow Pine Flooring, at low prices,
corner of Crawford and North Summer
streets.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

SELLING OUT !5-On account Of the dis
solution of copartnership, the entire stock of
goods at reduced prices, at
G. RICE C Co.'S
octSG-lm 80 College street
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-11

ANY person finding pack Of letter +. tax paid
tags for cotton bales. beginning with No. 1881,
aud ending with No. elOo, will much obliEc the
Wcirhcr Of Cotton for the Finh District by leav-
ing the same at James Whcless & Co.'s warehouse
on College street.