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s. 20 to g q Corn firm at9Oc to 81. sacked. for
Barley 50. Rye 81 80 to s1 IS
. FLouR-Clty mills, sl09l2; other brands SO
q Tor superdne and family. limited demand.
BACoY--Shoulders. 15e: clear sides. 10 70 &c.
canvas, p to &c.
LIhE-Has advanced TO Sc; Alabama cask, 81
2592 Hydraulic Cement IS so to So per bar
rel Plaster of Paris. s. 50 per barrel.
CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS-Red clover, new
crop. sll per bushel; Timothy seed, 81 50;
Orchard grass, s.; Red Top or Herd grass So;
Hungarian So 80; Blue grass, 50 so.
DRIED FRUIr-Peeled apples Sc; peaches,
peeled, 10 to 2oc; unpeeled to &c. Demand
light.
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Capt. Walsh, State and Comfy Revenue
Collector, submitted his bond yesterday in
the County Commissioners Court, with
Hugh McGavock for $4,000 and Dick
O7erton for $4,000 security, They were
both examined as to their financial worth.
The bond is now regarded ss sufficient,
amounting to $4,000. Mr.. Ogden will
appear Monday in court and add $4,000
70 he above amount, if necessary.
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Harry Robinson, the great mimic has
created wonderful sensation, and his en-
gagement will be by far the most success
fol Of the season. His mechanical donkey
is the most remarkable institution Of
the age, and has TO BE seen 10 be aPPre
ciat5d. Go down by all means tonight,
and see one Of the very best performances
ever given in this CITY.
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Mnrn Rafnrna

SMITH CoUNTY.-The official returns
show that Smith gave for Seymour $40
md for Grant 6l7. For Congress, Stokes
received 500 and Garrett 269.
CARROLL CoUNTY.-SeymOur 80 and
Grant 1893 For Congress, Hawkins (Rep.)
1902 and Foote (Dem.) 20.
GILES CoUETY.-Seymour Gil and
Grant Sol. For Congress, Sheafe 500 and
Tillmsn k6I
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SUGAR.-The week closes at small de-
cline as foIlows: Demsrara, l5f@l5fc;
Porto Rico 13@14!c; Cuba l31 stand
ard hards l7Ic; \ Coffee l6Ie; B do. Ice
C extra do. l5ic.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs Have declined
a fraction. We quote for common TO
choice 5O@S1.
CoFFEE-Rio, common to strictly choice
2I@24lc; Java 3894Oc; Laguyra &c.
SALT-Seven bushel barrels by the car
load "a; FIVE do. So 20
FsH-We quote mackerel as follows
No. l per half Dbl ST. No. . do SO 800
10. Ne. do S. so; No. in kits So; No.
2 do g 70; No. 8 do 8 so.
RICE.-For best Carolina, We quote at
lie.
HoMISY-We quote at 3@4c per ID.
3CANDLEs.-Marketf firm at the following
quotations: Star, light weight l8c per h.
summer mould S. so per box.
CHEESE Market well supplied. We
quote Western Reserve l8c per ID; factory
zoe.
SARDINEs.-We quote for quarter boxes
Zoe per box by the case.
NAma.-We quote for lois % % per
keg, and 25c for each dimiI iihing grade q
NUTs.-We continue our quotations as
ollows:
Almonds, hard shell, per ID.
Almonds soft sheiled, per lb.............' 39@33c
Brazil nuts i5ZCc
FilbeTts ZUc
Chestnuts per =
Peanuts per bushel...-.... -..........Sl Sl,gl ~
FEATHERs.-Primec command 673c.
HIDEs.-We quote dry Hint at zoe; dry
salt 15c green salt lie; green 1Oc.
WooL-Washed &c; unwashed Zoe.
BRooMs-No. per dozen So so; No. 2
90 IS; No. s, 81 50.
RoPE-We quote at 124@13c.
BAGGING-Kentucky Hemp 24c doz.;
Ward 28c; Green Leaf Csc; Flax 25@26c.
SHoT.-Patent per bag 50 %; Buck
SO so.
IRoN.-Tennessee common bar SIC; Ken
lucky do Sic; Tennessee band lO9lO3c
Kentucky do 7@74c.
BEEswAx-We continue to quote a, 36c.
GINsEEG-We quote at SOC.
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Maggie Ferguson, drunkenness and
using abusive language, fined S. and costs
Annie Ferguson, same offence, fined s.
and coats.
Wm. Hicks and Hook Patton, keeping
gaming house, discharged.
Gibson Mclaughlin, using abusive Ian
guage and attempting to assault with rock,
discharged.
W. F. Embry, using Language calculated
to provoke breach of peace, discharged.
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SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
charleston. NOV: 8.

UaY.-The arrivals hare been about 800 bales
Of North River qualities. There have been no
wholesale transactions but retail lots are oelns
sold at about 81 10 : hundred for North River
CORS.-The arrivals of this grain have been
light. The demand is mostly local and very
limited, and is supplied from stocks III store at
about 81 OSGl Il e bushel, weight, sacks IN
eluded. in large lots. and IN Jobblng way at
about 81 15GI IS q bushel, weight. New c0un-
try corn is being received in small lots and sells
at about 81 2 bushel. weight.
FLoUR.-Ihe market Is fairly suppled with
most qualities of Northern and Western brands.
which in consequence Of their cheapness, now
to a great extent supply the demand. Prices OF
these descriptions continue to have lower ten
dsncv and Super may be quoted at about 81 %
. barrel Extra at S. 70, aud Family at 3 IS Z
barrel Southern descriptions are IN Hgbt sup
ply, and may be quoted at sg 25d9 30 for Super,
80 s59ll p for Extra, and sl '5gl3 TOR r an
BACoy.-There are moderate stocks Of meat
on the market. bat the inquiry continues OF
very limited character. Prime shoulders are
zelliugat about li@l4Zc 4 ~; prime clear I'D
sides are in light stock. aud are selling a. 1870
l8c y h. Some holders we're Yesterday disposed
10 stiffen these rates in sympathy with the hlgh
prices in the West, and were asking l812c 2 ID
Tor clear rib sides.
Savannah Nov. g.
R,coS-The market is much weaker and not
active Wequ0is shoulders at l41z9l319c, rib
sides at I79l75Ec, and clear ribbed at lf549 loAc
There are few clear sides Offering, and prices
nominal at lo4 LoIZCs hAulS ~ DlNdhlaeb
bacon Is quiet at l992Oc
L4Rp-Easy We make no change in prices.
We quote 2lG22c for pure leaf; pressed l6Sl,;
extra ranging c.
FLOUR.-Ihe stock on the market is large, and
the demand light, but increasing. The feeling
10 Northern brands little better. We quote
Northern supeTfine S7d9; extra SOIL, and
family and fancy $i2Gl2 So Good Georgia and
Tennessee brands are in fair demand at slO 50
all for superfne. sl2 5OGlS - for extra, AID
sl3 50G IA for family and fancy.
GRAIN.-Ihe stock of Georgia and Tennessee
old corn is small and demand light. New corn
is coming in very slowly. and IN small lots, we
quote from depot coal O5; from store at 81 100
I 20; old corn 81 l50l %. Oats have not ad-
vaneed since our last report. We quote IRON
depot at 9099jc in large lots from store a. %
@S1
Hay. A cargo of Eastern landed in the early
part Of the week; was mostly store9; Pai1s
however. was sold at 81 239l D we En9 T a., ~
no wharf sales; Eastern is held at 81 4O@ 80,
Northern -. Demand IS not great, anu PLi -
are unsteady. Large receipts would quickly us-
press the market.
Augusta, Ga, NOV- z.
R,rox-We ouote clear sides 1916; sides.
I71zc; shoulders, t59lj1zc; hams, lSgz5c-
CoRS-Firm. We quote white 81 - mixed 5
Is. from depot. 49, e, o=1,, IN. - =,
'o FtIoITR-City mills. $40 5OaI2; at RETAIL 81 per
barrel higher Country, SlO9l2. according to
quality
OATs-82@sje.
RYE-Sl 50.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. =.
GRA1y-Wheat 81 to 50 %. Choice seed wheat
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CirenIt Court.

The case of Kelly as. Jackson, ejeetment
suit. was concluded yesterday. The jury
rendered a Judgment in favor of defendant.
An appeal to the Supreme Court will
probably be taken.
McCrea rs. Black, appeal from Magis-
trate, tried and jury respiIed.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good cattle are in demand, the prices
ranging from 2@5c-the latter figure only
paid for an extra quality.
During the week which closed yesterday
sheep we're sold at prices ranging from 81
az per head. There is now little or no
demand for sheep.
Hogs are bought freely, the prices for
the week past ranging from 697c.
The sales of stock at Morse's stock yard
for the past week past have been as fol-
lows;
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sew Nashville Theatre.

Another good audience last night TO wit
ness the talented tragic actress, Miss Char
Io,te Champion in keV impersouation Ct
Hamlet, which she enacted to perfection
Mr.. Harry Mcdonald made his appearance
last night, taking the part Of IIoralio.
The bill for tonight il the far-iamed.
drama Of Guy Maunering, Miss Champion
taking The charter of Meg Merriles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-11

Gold and bonds declined in New York
yesterday, and there was a general indi-
cation of a tightDess in the money market.
The following are the gold quota
tons: Opened at 1855, was 1851 at 10,
1855 at 1I:25, 1855 at noon, 1855 at
1925, 134s at 2, 134s at 2:25, l344 at
2:45, and closed at 1343 at P. NJ
Dealers here were paying 134 and were
holding at 1851.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ESGIHE WANTED.

Any person having new or second hand En-
CINE from eight to twenty horse power, can find
a purchaser by applying n, No. North Collere
street uoys %
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Is very commoL expression, but we think
armed to embellish and preserve them to
ripe old age is decidedly more beneficial
and appropriate-this can only be done by
keeping yourself always :supplied with
hottie Of that renowned and imPerishable
delight of every lady's and gentleman's
toilet the fragrant Sozodont.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-11

London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5-2Os at 74B.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at discount, and sold
by them at premium.
Tennessee bonds we're quoted in New
York yesterday at G9lc for the old and
csc for the Few.
There is but little doing in city checks,
and they may be quoted as dull at soc
buying and 82@84c selling.
The financial situation in New York has
been leading topic of discussion for some
time. The New York Post of the 9th inst.
says the business public, and especially the
Wall street spectators, have suddenly
been embarrassed by scarcity Of money
and pressure on borrowing not 6qualed
since the great panic of 1867. This con-
dition Of affairs has not been without its
influence on the monetary condition Of the
country. A New York letter Of The 9TH
iust says:
A telegram from Washington TO the etfec. that
the Secretary had right to issue S4i ,OOOOJU OF
legal tenders, making the maximum circulation
sI0O, coo 900, had magic influence on Wall street
fbis morning, and gloom and depression gave
way to cheerfulness and buOyancy. There was
sharp rebound in values from the extreme low
prices of yesterday, and great rush to buy:
Opon inquiry at the Sub-Treasury we learned
that Mr. McCulloch had written a letter to Mr..
Van Dyek in which he regrets the money pres
sure but has no desire TO interfere between
SPECTATORS on Wall street. but IN the event Of
| the panic extending outside, or national credit
suffering therefrOm, he would feel constrained
TO relieve matters by reissuing some ofthe green
| backs Withdrawn from circulation but not can
celed. Mr.. Van Dyck says that if the spsca-
| lators expect him to run up large balance here
to relieve them they will be disappointed, but If
there is any run on the treasury with per cent.
certificates or matured' compound notes, then
| greenbocks would likely be reissued TO a certain
| extent The Secretary further says in his letter
that he will not sell any more gold or bonds at
| present; also, that the announcement OF these
| facts tends to restore confidence. This puts q
different face on the matter, and shows the
| Vreenbacks are only tG be reissued in certain
| emergencies. When this became known IT put
| damper on the speculation for a rise, and
| there was a general decline from the highest
point.
The following is the bank statement for the
| past week, which shows violent changes IN con-
sequence OF the stringency:
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The total amount of cotton shipped over
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
during the month of October was 5O67
bales. This includes also the cotton which
was shipped through from points South Of
this. Below we give the destination OF
the shipments, and the number Of bales
forwarded to each point:
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RIVER AND WEATHER
ARRIVED
None.
DEPARTED.

Tyrone CdiIo
The river wss still falling Yesterday on
the Shoals. Rain commenced falling
about l o'clock yesterday morning and
continued until near-about noon, when the
clouds broke and it turned of clear and
cold
The Tyrone hal avery good Trip Of mis-
cellaneous eds and end, mostly way
freight.
The y. Baker passed Psducah Monday
morning, g. 10 o'clock, and ia due here
this morning. She returns to Cairo ngii
on Thursday evening al / o'clock.
The Talisman reached Cairo yesterday.
There are indications Of rice at Pits
burg
Captain O. W. Davis, who has been in
the city for several dlys, returned by the
train last evening 10 Louisville, 10 super
intend the building Of his rev steamer,
the John Luu5len.
The steamer Mary H. sunk on Thursday
last in the Warrior river. The accident
happened about a mile above Morrow =,
say ten miles above Logan's Bluff, on the
Warrior Ti75r-the sink being a bad ore,
Boat and cargo a total lose. She was in
sured for s., 500.
The Guidou was sold al Memphis the
other day for $500 Capt +. L. Davis
was the purchaser.
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New York Money assrhet

New YORK. Nov. fostering frmef. ga
81. Gold unsettled and lower; opened at 10 -
advanced to 1864. and fell 70 l34l49l3i55 at the
close. The bull clique, nOhave been manlpu-
lating gold. realized heavy this morning. Gov
ernments feyerish and unsettled; closed steady
ut n decline. The operators are mainly on the
bull side. and considerable amounts are held By
parties who believe the Secretary would take
them off their hands at high prices. Old Ten
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A-,nit win IknIrr.

VIM. Smith, coIored, was arrested last
night, charged with cutting cNored
woman naPed Ellen Hobbs on the arm,
inAic,ing a painful wound, and in default
Of accuriiy was sent down for nights
lnlnir, in lie IE.t.I u ElnnI.r.
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RnhherY Of Pigs

Three fine pigs were stolen out OF MIR.
Lowery's stable on Church street, Monday
night, by some unknown person. Mr..
Lowery valued them very highly. No clue
has vet been ascertained as to who the
thief was.
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Confessed Judgment.

J.J. S,raws, colorel, Was Up before JUS
lice Thurneck yesterday on a charge Of a
fraudulent breach Of hust lie aclnowl
edged himself indebted to Cyrus Cook,
colored, the prosecutor, to the amount Of
S207 so. and the case was dismissed.
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BARRELS WANTED.

The highest market price viii be paid In cash
for Ten Thousand Flour EnTreis, at the
Jackson Mills, south Market street.
pov5-Im JOHN j. MCCAIN.
Banner and Springfield Register 'oFy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-11

The Southern RAILROAD route has reduced
the rate on cotton east, and the Northern
lines We understand. will today make
corresponding reduction in the tariff.
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Continued.

The case Of the two negro boys who were
arrested a few days since, on a charge Of
stealing ciga.s from JOHN Archibald. was
again continued by Justice Matthews yes
f,rl9y until today.
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In BrinferR,

We have one or two good job presses for
sale. which can be had at at bargain, by
.ppIicatioa at the Office Of the UNION Asp
AMERICAN.
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United States Is. SO barrels high wines.
Case continued on affidavit Of defendants.
United States as. J. b. Clements ct al.
Demurrer sustained.
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MARKETS By TFLEGRAPA
Fnreien Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. IO.-Cotton easier; sales
49, 90 bale; uplands 1lGll1sd; Orleans lE4@
ll35d.
. LONDON Nov. 1O.-COnsOls az; 5-20s ~.
FRANKTORT, Nov. 10.-Bonds 7S1s97s.
LIvERPOOL, Nov. 1O-Evening-C lower
and tendency still downward; sales 10000 up
lands I'D: Orleans ~
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Don't fail to examine the large and
cheap stock OF Dry Goods and Furs at
Chas Richheimer's, No. As College street.
noyl0.dlw
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JUST OPENED.-Simmonds & Thomp-
sons DrygOods Store, Woodland street,
Edgefeld. nov 7-lw
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Go to Smmond5 & Thompson's, Wood
land street, Edgefeld, for Staple Dry
Goods and Notions. nov f-lw
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Criminal Court.
Federal COurf.

The case of Smith Mckinney, charged
with murder, is still pending. 1t will
probably he concluded to-day.
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Farmers, Buy at Home

NvOUR WAGONS AND AGRICULTURAL
\ implements. I am manufacturing the ver5
hest of Steel Pl0vs, and other Implements
Also wagons a. the very best material AMI
workmanship } H. hUMSE4,
No. IA South Cherry street. between Ash an
Mulberry streets. locto ON
Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.
THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICETHAT THOMAS
i W. LillaTd, NJ. K. Lillard. X. e. Bass. A NJ.
ID. Heuricks0n, Charles Mankin, j. A.. Hicks,
W. n Mason, +. Il. Hunt and r. e.. Ward.
all Of Rutherford county, have filed In the
office Of the Clerk o. this court their petitions
for discharge. and it was thereupOl ordered b.
the court that hearing be had upon the sam
On the 2Ist day of November, Is6s,
at the hours Of 9. glz. 10 l0Jz. =. n 4. ". J.
n. and P n. respectively. az TIE Office ef W. n.
Doughty, Esd, Register, IN MuGfreesboru, Ruth
erfOTd county. Tennessee, that all creditors who
have proven their debts, and others interested
may appear at said time ard place and show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF sand
petitions should not be granted, and that TIE
second and third meetings Of creditors VIII ne
Leld at said time and place.
+. r. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
U. $. Dist. Court Mil. Dist Of Tenn.
now SATURDAYS 81
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Assault aud Battery.

E.E. Winters was fined s. and cost
Yesterday by Justice Brien for committing
an assault and battery upon W. I. Embry.
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The relative strength of The bankP, as re-
CARDS legal reserve to demand Liabilities,
together with the totals Of each item, ccm-
pare with one year ago as follows:
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HARRY Robinson and his Mechanical
Donkey, every night this week at the
Academy of Music.
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Whiteman Bros. are paying 53c.
COTTON YARNs.-Demand good and
supply limited. We quote 5OO's at 2Oc,
zoos at 18c, zoos at 16c.
WHEAT.-We heard of sales Of $50
bushels al 81 40, and 40 do. at 81 80.
RYE.-Sales of $50 bushels at 81 10.
PEANUTs.-Sales of 50 bushels at 81 30
FRUIT. There has been brisk trade in
dried fruit, and the week closes firm at a
small advance. The sales to-day were
heavy at 7@73 for apples, and 81 and lO4
or peaches, with large shipments. We
annex the following quotations:
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ALPAcAs, Poplins, Meriuos at great
e5nred prices at s Sickles, i Uniol
treet.
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SEE the Mechanical Donkey at the
Academy of Music.
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masonic Record" uhseribers.
The city subscribers to the Masonic
Record will find 1t at the book store OF
PguI. Tavel & Hammer, on Union street.
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The Fenian Brotherhood give a grand
hail tonight at Concordia Hall. OF cOur:e
there will be 4 fall attendance.
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FIGURED Alpaca at 22!c yard at S
SiCklCa, l. Union street. nov 5-tf
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THE best Empress cloth for 75c a yard
at : Sickles. L Union street. nov 5-tt
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE, Tuesday, Nov. II

NASHVILLE, Tuesday, Nov. 10.
CoTToN.-Market to-day dull, and adj
vices from abroad anything but fattering.
We quote:
ordinary y
GOOD Ordlnary lS/2
Low Middling
The receipts to-day amounted to 230
bales, with sales of 215 and shipments Of
1877.
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q. A. NeuGer was arraigncd before Is
quire Cassetty yesterday, on a charge Of
attempting to bride juror. lie gave bond
f,r Lis apnearance at some future date.
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Rry your Boots, Shoes and Hats, at
Simmonds & Thompson's, Woodland street.
ISS.afaII nov 7-lW.
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RAGS

Whiteman Bros. pay 8 cents per pound, and
have been paying it for weeks past.
81
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The very extensive patronage extended
TO the UNION AND AMERICAN during the
campaign, and the fattering expressions
Of appreciation of its conduct, render it
easy for US to remind subscribers that this
number completes the paper for the cam
paign, and to urge upon all the Propriety
Of renewing at once.
The condition Of public affairs, and the
course Of the prospective administration
are invested with an interest not less than
that attaching TO the canvass which has
just closed. eternal vigilance is the
price of liberty" and the people Of the
country are the more interested in know
ing from day to day and from week to
week, the course of their official agents
and servants, as it becomes more and more
predetermined whether or not they will
prove true and faithful.
We, therefore, appeal to our subscribers
to renew their subscriptions, and TO on
agents to increase their efforts TO keep the
light Of Democratic principles before the
people, by increasing the circulation of the
UNION AND AMERICAN, which will be in
The future as in the past, the answering
advocate of liberty and justice, as under
stood and practiced by the fathers of the
American Constitution.
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LADIES linen handkerchiefs at 25c, at S.
Sickles, l. Union street. nov 0.tf.
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Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy
BUCKWREAE FLOUR.

a MOTHER CONSIGNMENT OF CHOfCB
n BuckWheat Flour lust received. AMI i9r
sale low 70 the trade, to close CONSIGNMENT.
HART x HENSLEI,
uovs 2t No. Y South Market street
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Property Holders should never be
without Fire Policy in the Old, well
tried, and Reliable State Insurance
Company of Nashville.