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Real Estate Sales
FOR
Saturday, October 10, 1857,
AT THE COURTHOUSE, AT NASH
WILLIE, AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ

lst. In the case Of Ellen Cahill VS.. Richard
Cahill and Others, g feet inches Of ground on
South College street, IN Nelson's plan, belong
ing to estate Of James CahIii. dec d.
I'd. In the case of Henry Matthews ct ais, IS
Margaret Matthews et ai5,i IUi acres IN istE
District miles from Nashville. near the Louis
vile and Nashville branch turnpike. belonging
to estate Of jeremiah MattheEs, decd
Sd. In the case Of David G. Love ct ais, rs.
Alex. Matthews ct ais; Lot No. 10. Andrsw Cas-
tlemGn s plan. &c acres, - miles from Nash
vile, near Broad street turnpike road. Very
fertile and heavily timbered Belonging 10 es-
tate Of Amelia Love, decd.
4th. In the case Of NJ B. Howell sdmr. ETC.
vs. NJ. A. shelton Ell ais; 81 feet, with handsome
residence on Broad street, belonging to estate
5th. In the case Of +. A. Irwin, adm'r. etc, vs..
james Irwin ct ais The Rachel irwin lots, adj
loining the Hume High School on Spruce street.
-Four lots on Maple street. South Nashville, each
Al feet front.
9Th. In the case Of L. D. Cover ct ais, vs. T.
r Cheatham ct ais; 1857 acres (Lot No / Of
VIM. Covers PLAN on the Charlotte turnpike.
It'll In the case Of H. ii, Cotton and wife et
ais. Claude Fletcher, ct ais; BIZ acres Gn
lots Of the Msry T. Fletcher lands. in District
Ne r. miles from Nashville, near Dickinson
pike The larger portion very fertile, well tin
bered and with good water on the premises.
Sth. In the case of " N. Pate and wife ct ais,
vs.. Thomas Cross; a acres. District No. g, one
fourth timbered, balance eleaTed-nesr Brent
wood. Belonging % estste Of Powhatan Cross,
deceased
9th. In the case Of l.. Ray ct ais, vs.. j. @. Eu-
banks ct ais; 50 acres, District No. ls, 4 miles
from Nashville, With excellent water and some
timber. belonging 70 the estate Of W. L. Eu-
banks, decd
10th. In the case Of N. Baxter admir- etc, Va
Angelina Mcdaniel ct ais; Lot NOi397 Wstmors
& McGav0ck plan. North Nashville, near resi-
dence Of r. X. Cheatham. belonging to estate
Of Nei5on Mcdaniel coll deceased
lith. In the case u K. b, St5t er ct ais vs.
Jno- " Whyte; Tue james U. " RTte property.
50 feet on Broad street. corner Is Vine street
Vacant and unimprOvcd.
Inc above properly VIII be offered under de-
crees heretofore rendered ia the ABOVE causes By
the County Court Of Davidson county, and upon
terms satisfactory 70 the purchasers. which viii
De more fully made known On or before the day
Of SAFE 4. l.. NiCHOL,
sep5 "a Clerk Davidson C9uuty Court
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FOR THE
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER GO. w.
Stanfeld to Ellen F. Patterson, land in
eighth district, $3.50.
A. T. Trabue to II. II. Harrison, land in
the county, $500.
Thos. Hudson and wifeto Fleming Scott,
lot in McGavock's addition, $500.
S. c. Bowers to W. s. Cree, land in TWEEN
tieth district, $500.
w. B. A. Ramsey to W. B. Walmouth,
land in Ramsey's addition, $500
J. w. Fly TO A. H. Husley, interest in
estate Of Enoch Fly, deceased, $500.
J. M. Hooper to w. S. W. Dunnavent
land in ninth district, $3.50.
w. S. w. Dunnavant to T. R. Rains,
land in ninth district, Sl106 so.
W. S. W. Dunnavant to John NJ.
Hooper, lot in city, $4,000.
John Hereford to NJ. J. Pauline Her
riford, land in Bradley county, $4,000.
H Clay Brooks TO Bushrod johnson, in
terest in the estate of Christopher Brooks,
deceased, $500.
Jeremiah +. Robertson to James Ford
and wife, lot in Hyne's addition, SllOO.
John Lumsden 10 Henry Schlesinger, lot
in city, $1,000
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTTCEl THAT ON
tao Z9ln dag ot August. A. ID. 1917 q warrant ia
Bankruptcy was issnei against the e-tato Of
Robt Pursisy, OF Harisvliie IL the county Of sum
ner and State OF Tennessee. VINO has been
adJudged bankrupt on MS own petition tnGi
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of auy
property bel0nging to such bankrupt 20 MN or
Tor his use, and the transfer Of any properly ~
MIN, are forbidden b. law thata meeJtnE o. the
creditors Of the said bankrupt, u prove Lbelr
debit and 10 choose one OF mere assignee5 81 ms
estate. will be held az a I0uFt 81 BANKRUPTCY -
be holden on the 1th day a Oclober, a u
1867, at O'Clock ~. at the once o. ihe He+is
ter 10 Bankruptcy, "a the Cgurthpass IN Naiia-
rim before ALL s BEADLET. ks4, hegl9ter.
D.. X. GlAcCOCh,
setsIt Ii 9 Marshal. Messenger.
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JUpscrAT, EIEcuoNs.--Au election Is to
be held on Saturday, October 70, 1857, IN
the 9th judicial circuit, to Eli the vacancy
occssioned BY the resignation Of Hon. An
drew Mccain. late Circuit Judge
An election is to be held on the same day
IA the LIST circuit 10 fll the vacancy OF
Judge Butler, resigned.
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MRS. WTNsLOW'R
SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

Greatly facilitates the process of teet hing. by
softening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action. and
is sure 60 regulate the Bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and Relief and Health TO your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years, and can say in confidence and truth of it
what we have never been able to say Of any
other medicine-NFvRR HAS IT FAILED IN a SIN
LIZ INSTANCE TO EFFECT CURE. when timely
used Never did we know an instance of dissat-
isfactioE by any one who used it. On the con-
trary, all are delighted with its operation. and
speak in terms Of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this
matter WHAT We DO KNOW" after years of ex-
perience. and pledge our reputation for the full
fllment of what we here declare. In almost
every instance where the infanti is suffering from
pain and exhaustion. relief will be found in
fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is ad-
ministered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for Mrs. WinsIOw's
Soothing Syrup" having the fac smile Of
" CURTIS & PERKINS" on the outside wrap
per. All others are base limitations. Sold by
Druggists throughout the world. Price only
Thirfy-1ve Cents per Bottle
OFFICES: 2I5 Fulton street, New
York; 2O5 High HOlbOrn, London,
England; AL ST. Paul street, Mon
freRI, Canada.
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STOLEN. FROM THE UNDERSTAND
- living four miles west Of SprinEfeId re-,
sflson county, tennessee, two BRACK MILLS
lof s2me Eoald say dark br0Wn,j with Sadie
and Brides. Description. One a H., n p
zen o. eleven yeari old, fifteen hands bigb bs-v,
II. tnlek neek. white spot on TIE All sberr
sItss 49,. q lori inches below the root Of his tai
aD ~ - tt.se a. twenty I've cent piece One
a mare Mule, about l45s hands biEh sisbf ~
!hy yea old. she has hard knot uuier ne
.nr9st about az large as peeled walnut. appa-
49,, 49, 49, uuder me skin. Just room ior the
is,eh 70 work between that aud the fsw-
bone Also, broke out with fearsy on her fore
les9 ana shoulders. < Will give one hundred
aoiiars reward FOR the above Mules. on ffty doi-
reward for information so I can get them.
SEPT W4t% JAMES 4. HUFFIN.
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New Goops.-G. Rice & Co., 81 College
street have received their new stock OF
fall and winter goods, which embrace ev-
ervtling in their line They are selling
sheir Merrimac prints, merinos Empress
cloth. etc, at very low prices. Read their
advertisement in another column, and eau
and examine their goods.
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Corn CRoP.-The Winchester Home
Journal, Of the 9Th inst, says: Corn, in
this section, is looking as fne rs if the
grain gods had given it their especial bles-
sing. Beyond all question the crop Of
corn will be enormous-will equal the crop
Of my nreYious wear
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THE train on the Nashville and North
western railroad, which left here at P. NJ.
Wednesday, got off the track at 4 A. NJ.
Thursday, between Mckenzie and Gleason,
about one hundred and twenty-six miles
from Nashville. There were very few pas
sengers on the train, and fortunately noone
was hurt and no material damage done.
Thursday mornings train arrived there be-
fore it was put back on the track, and both
arrived at Hickman behind time. McKen-
zie is the point where passengers for Men
phis get of.
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EVERY colored male citizen Of Tennes-
see, resident in Davidson county, Of legal
age, has been assessed for poll tax for this
year. The payment Of this tax will give
them new experience. They viii be
taught in due time what Radical freedom
oNgts
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SDecfRI Notice.

ON THE OPENING OF A BILLIARD
Room it is generally the custom, as every
one knows, to have several champions present to
entertain the public FOB FEW HOURS; put on
we thought proper to give the orphans of this
city and poor of Chattanooga that benefit, which
we have done for the last two weeks. And
again. as il is sometimes the custom of giving
premiums, such as watches, ETC., and having
proof of the last two weeks business that the
citizens of Nashville appreciate our efforts to
help the needy, we have therefore concluded to
give ten per cent. of our profit to the poor of
Nashville from the LIST day of April. 1867, up to
October lst, 1867, (six mOnths,l which amount
will be RENTED weekly TO the Mayor of Nash
vile. We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the public in general will appreciate the
cause and sustain it,
CAUVIN 4 BERTHE0L,
mar30 If COlonnade Billiard Hall.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-The following case

CIRCUIT COURT.-Ihe following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Merritt Is. The Corporation of Nash
vile. This was a suit for the recovery of
damages laid at the sum Of $4,000, for cut
ting wood belonging TO the plaintiff during
the war. The jury rendered a verdict for
the Corporation.
Cartwright rs. Bigley-suiton promissory
note. Judgment for defendant
Woodward rs. Love. This was on an
action to recover a bank deposit in the
Bank Of Tennessee. Judgment for plain
tiff
Thomas ID. Evans was sworn as an At
torney at Law. The jury was discharged
until o'clock Monday morning.
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The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the afternoon of the Sd inst, says: "The
market generally presents little more
animation. In breadstufs and most classes
of provisions there is fair amount of
business, although prices are not fully sus-
tanned. The drygoods trade is moderately
active, and values of desirable styles, both
of home and foreign productions, are
we'll maintained. Money continues in ex-
eessive supply; temporary loans of capital
are freely offered at 495 per cent. on stock
collaterals, and BOA per cent. upon gov
eminent securities. The demand for COM
mercial paper is chiefly limited to strictly
first class signatures at short date, which
are readily taken at 6@7 per cent. per
annum discount"
The New York Tribune, which strongly
advocates the resumption Of specie pay
ments, says in its money article of the Sd
instant:
The legal tender in bank next week
promises to show further small gain, but
they are being steadily depleted of their
legal tenders, as will be seen by an exami-
nation of their reports. During the month
of August, the Secretary of the Treasury
spent his entire receipts, and reduced his
balance thirty millions of dollars-an OPP
Grafton calculated to fill the Golfers of the
banks; but such has not been the case.
While the sub treasury has been lightened,
and the balance reduced to the smallest
limit consistent with its comfortable ad-
mistration, the banks of New York have
reduced their legal tenders $780, 191, the
amounts standing as follows:
LEGAL TENDERS IN THE NEW YORK CITY
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GENERAL MARKETS.


NASHVILLE, Sept. 6--P. NJ.
COTToE-There was no improvement in
the condition of the cotton marke: to-day
Buyers are out of the ring, and seem de-
ternlined, for the present, to keep out of it.
Only bales changed hands, at q /;
and 2 at &c per ID. Receipts and ship
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THE NASHVILLE MEDICAL SOCIETY,"
This society held its regular monthly meet
ing on Thursday evening, President T.
Menees, NJ. D., in the chair. Dr. p. F. Eve
resumed his place on his return from
Europe The annual reports of the Secre-
tary and Treasurer, DR.. George S. Blackie,
were read and ordered to be spread on the
minutes. The society had forty-one active
members in August, 1866, of which number
three had died, two resigned, and five had
been dropped, while nine new members
had been elected, leaving the present num-
Der at forty. The only honorary member
Dr. Watson, had died during the year.
Twelve regular and seven extra meetings
had been held, at which a large number of
interesting papers and reports had been
presented. The annual address of the Presi-
dent was received and forwarded for publi-
cation in the Nashville Journal Of Medicine
and Surgery The Secretary presented a
copy of the Epitome of Braithwarte's Re-
Prospect in six volumes to the society s
library After the disposal Of the regular
business, a lengthy, profound and highly
interesting paper on Albinoes in man and
the lower animals, was read by DIR. Jos.
Jones, at the conclusion Of which, after
remarks by Drs. c. K. Winston, Blackie
and Du Pre-, DIR. Jones was requested to
pursue his Investigations more particularly
with reference to the hair of AlbinOes and
the various races Of man. The society then
adjourned to meet on the first Thursday in
October, when papers on extra-uterine
pregnancy, and on a remarkable case OF
deformity induced by scrofula will be read
by Drs. Briggs and J, W Morton, Jr. DR..
c. A. Pyles was appointed Assistant Secre-
tary for the current year.
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5O0.OJO-1,5OO.0OO
Leaving
100000

On the supposition that onesffth or $780,
600 was the working force in 1966-67, and
that four bales to the hand were produced,
the result would be crop Of 100000 bales.
1t seems, however, to be generally admit
ted that the actual growth Of 1867 will
not exceed l, SOC, 900 bales, which would be
only three bales to the hand, although the
apparent receipts at the ports show a large
excess over that figure. If such is the
case, it would establish the fact that on the
1st Of September, 1866, besides the reported
stock of 252, 900 bales at all the ports, there
were still $4,000 bales in the interior, of
whose existence nobody seemed to be
aware. If these conclusions are correct,
the sexual crop of 1867 would have
given an average of only three bales to the
hand.
On the basis of this estimate, the actual
crop of 1867 cannot be computed at a
higher figure than 4, 100000 bales, about
three bales to the hand, allowing the ne
groes to have worked with equal energy,
under the stimulus Of selfinterest, az in the
year which has just closed.
In this connection we would observe that
there was much white labor engaged in the
culture of cotton. OF one thing we are
certain that it was, at least, twice as efec
tive as negro labor. AS we have assumed
that there we're 100000 negro workers, it
would be safe to conclude tina! one fifteenth,
or 10000, were white and that they added
to the crop 10000 to 100000 bales. On
this assumption, supposing the crop to
reach 100000 bales, the addition of $50
to 200, 900 bales would carry it, by this ad-
dition of white labor, to 2, 400 900 or $780,,
600 bales. If we even estimate the loss
incident to casualties, past and prospective,
such as excessive rains, the caterpillar, etc,
at 10 per cent, we might fairly compute
the crop of 1867-68 at 2, ESQ, 900 bales. This
estimate must be received with the qualif-
cation that there is not an early frost, which
would reduce, in all probability, the crop
TO 1000, 900 bales, and even less.
'sThe basis Of this estimate is a report of the
Freedmen's Bureau, in which.the deaths of the
negroes are computed at ,000 900 during the
! Al.
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TIE burglars are still at work. Thurs
day night they broke into the shop Of a
colored shoemaker on South Cherry
street, near Cumberland alley, and carried
off fifteen OF twenty dollars worth Of work
and material.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE,
~ x c. and n. q n. W. RAnwAYs.
Nashville, Tenn, Sept 2, ls6I-J
ON AND AFTER THE 10TH INST. We
" will not receive Coal Oil Gin wood only on
" ednesdRy of each week.
ms is rendered necessary By the frequent
damage 10 other merchandise caused by ioadtng
E. McIVER,
sens lw General Freight Agent.
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London advices of yesterday quote Uni
ted States 5-2Os at 49,.
Exchange on New York was sold
by the banks yesterday at 81 per thou
sand.
There was very little doing in government
bonds. The new issue 5-2Os were sold by
brokers at lOS4.
Nashville corporation checks we're bought
by brokers at 25c, and sold by them at pc
discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the I'd inst as follows $4,000 new at 642c
and $4,000 new at 644c; and on the Sd
inst, $4,000 new at 64Bc, S2O, 900 new at
643c, $4,000 ex. coupons at 66c, and $4,000
new at 645c North Carolina ex. coupons
sold at 54@533c, and new at 53}c, and
Georgia Is at sac
The statement of the New York city
banks for the week ending Saturday last,
August 81, compare as follows with the
corresponding week in 1866 and 1866, to
which we add the specie and currency
balances in the New York Office of the
United States treasury at these dates, re
spectively:
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: AsixynIEAND NoRrHwBsTTRN RAILROAD
sumner Street Theatre.

GRAND MATINEE this afternoon at ~ o.
clock. for Ladies and children DUEL IN The
SNOW and O'CALLAHAN'S FORTUNE At
night
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Dividend NOfice.-The holders of shares
in the State Insurance Company Of Nashville
are hereby notified that the Board Of Directors
have, after setting aside an ample reserve fund,
declared dividend of ten per cent, free Of
taxes, upon the subscribed capital stock, the
same to be endorsed on the stock notes.
Stockholders will please call and see the
proper endorsements made.
JOSEPH NASH, Secretary.
Nashville, August Z. 1867.-aug7 I'm
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE - Rev. VIM. w.
Campbell, of Washington City, will preach
in the Second Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row, Sunday Sept Sd, at lO4 o'clock A. NJ.
and 8 o'clock p. NJ. The public are invited.
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PROGRESS. - The Wesleyan College,
East Tennessee, announces that its normal
school department is open to all-without
distinction of color-who wish TO be edu-
Gated for teaching.
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TIE fall races over the Nashville Course
will commence on Tuesday, October 2zd,
instead Of the 18th, as heretofore am
nounced through mistake.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dir. COIenan,s Card.

While humanity continues to be iufirm. and
man is prone to err. and the consequences are
visited upon the unfortunate, he should early
seek relief from the misery thus entailed.
And the man who devotes his time and talent
TO the relief of this species of human suffering
is not less philanthropist than he who seeks to
relieve any other affection to which man is sub
jeet; for true philanthropy looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what will cure it. DR..
Coleman has devoted large portion Of his time
to the cure of the class Of diseases mentioned in
his advertisement in to-day's paper. He has
duly qualified himself by study and experience
to perform what he promises. He has been To-
Gated in our midst for several years, and the
public may rely upon his skill and ability.
Office in the rear Of his drug store. 30 Church
and McLemore streets. Lsep7 #
ESTABLTSHED ................... 1861.
g. w. SMITH,
DRUGGIST AND PRESCRIPTIONIST
Corner Of Church and Vine streets.
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THE FIRM OF H. TITlGERALD a CO.,
4 Gallatin. Tenn, owners Of the GRllagin
Cotton Iaet0ry," i composed o. Henry Faz-
gerald, Samner county, Tenn. and Charles c.
Bill, Memphis, Tenn.
HENRY FITZGERALD,
Sumner county.
CHARLES c. BILL,
augI7 lns Memphis. Tenn.
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THE cali for a meeting Of Radicals at the
Capitol tonight, to rstify the nomination
OF Major Alden for Mayor, has been before
the public several days. It has not yet at
tracted much attention; bat what may
day NOT bring forth
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BOUND OVER TO TIRE CRIMINAL COURT.
John Caughlin, charged with the muir
der of John Currin, was brought before
Justice Wilkinson, yesterday, and, after
conference with the counsel on both sides,
he was bound over 70 the Criminal Court,
in the sum Of $4,000, with additional bonds
men
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THE number Of cases tried before the
Recorder this year, up to, and exclusive Of
Yesterday, amount to ll45.
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JOHN CURRT, who was stabbed several
days ago by John Caughlin, died Thursday
night and war buried yesterday.
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SEND HIM HoME.--A large pet squirrel
has disappeared from. the premises No. 40
South Cherry street, and il is presumed
some one has caught and Gagged him. The
little girl to whom it belongs would be very
much obliged if the party having him
would turn him loose and let him go home.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Msrket

new hOIA HEOHeJ H"u 'tOOfA HNHFFAta'
NEW YORK. Sept 6-The money market is
easy and steady at SOS per cent. for call
loans The inside rate on government securi-
ties and sterling, are firm at 91Z9l0. Gold, first
class bills good and frmer, opening at 1925, adj
vancing to 1925, and closing at l4214. Gov
eminent stocks quiet. Coupons 81 111zs; do.
1887; do 81 1887 l040s 9955 first series 1O75z;
second and third series 1918. Stocks heavy
andlOwer, closing dull. Canton, 481zG45 Cum
berland, 34G35; Wells express 634 American
55I4@6l ices; Adams Express 67l4; United
States 20; Merchants Union 2215 Quicksilver
2734028: Mariposa 1019@ll; Pacific Mail 1449
l4412; Atlantic lll544ll2 Western Union Tee-
graph 4214 @423s; New Ork Central 1857 9l063s;
Erie 693s969ls; Hudson 125t9l2l Reading 1929
al09 Ohio certificates 275z92s Wabash $50
49; st. Paul6796715; Michigan Central III III;
12O9l2l Pittsburg s7139s5; Toledo 1251za125';
Rock Island l045I9l045l; Northwestern 1910
4636 preferred
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HEMPHILL, below the postoiice, will re-
oeiye this morning fresh Saddlerocks in
shell, Shrewsbury in kegs, and Baltimore
oysters in cans
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THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS BOARD
Il ING HOUSE on the southeast corner Of the
Square, known as the ROCK CITY IN y
For terms, etc, apply TO MS D. a Ahoef-
son. No. 70 South Cherry street.
augL IN