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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-04
UNION BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
Il Legislature Of Tennessee. passed December
18th, 1896, entitled an act +" To expedite the dis
tributiOn Of the effects Of Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their creditors"
notice j. hereby given 20 the holders Of the notes
Of TIE USIos BANK or IENNEssEE % flo them
with the undersigned. at the Bank in Nashville
between nov and the lst day Of January, eigh-
teen hundred and siXty-nine. (lS69,) and receive
certificates therefor, or they viii be forever
barred from any participation in the assets o.
the Bank. The certificates will be receiF 81 At
er rendered before or aFeer the Let Of Janu-
any, 1853. JOS. W. ALLEN, TraEtss.
NJ. 81 1Qee m ~,
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COMPOUND ELIXIR S0LIDIFIED GLYCE-
Of CalisayA Bark. rim Tablet.
Elixir Of Calisaya Bark Compound CamphOr
and PyEOphOsphate Ice, with Glycerin.
of Iron. DR.. Whites Dentine, a
Elixir of Vaeriante of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia. der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau Lustral.
of Jamaica Ginger. for the Hair.
Wstar's Cough Log Compound Arnica Lin
enges ament.
DR.. JacksOn's PectOral Nerve and Bone Lima
LO8enRes. ment.
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
of Vanilla, Lemon tie Powders.
Peel, etc. Renovating Spirits for
Finest Distilled Rose, removing grease spots
Almond, and Orange Erasive Fluid, for re-
Flower Waters. moving stains, Iron
Bitter Wine Iron MOulds, Ink, etc.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses.
Window Glass, Putty, White Lead, OIL Tur-
pentine, Brushes, Box COlOrs ground in oil,
Varnish. Garden and Flower Seeds, ETC., etc.
The country trade will find it to their interest
10 call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. dec2 Sm
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ third general meeting Of the creditors Of S.
q. WOoD, bankrupt, is ordered 20 be held az
Nashville, Tenn, on the 18th day Of July. 1866
al o'clock P. n. al the Office Of A. 8. Bradley.
Register. u p THRUSpON-
julyl4 luL Assignee,
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Middle District Of Tennessee
BANKRUPT SALE.

I WILL SELL AT BARNES AUCTION
l house. July 22d, at 10 o'clock A. ", for cash,
the chooses in action Of the following bankrupts
Samuel Landaner, Il. II. Forsyth. w. N Bur
dett, NJ. SultZhacker Samuel Lyman Edward
Levy and Foster, Early q Co. Also. fine
c1llectiOR Of books. tALEX. A HALL,
Office. ~ SOut Market street Assignee.
iyl2 IOt.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

M, \. ". MORGAN remains with him. and
viii be pleased 10 wait on his iriaRds and the
public generally myl4 In
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NEW CHARTER OAK

Last year was greater than we could supply with
the sizes then made. Anticipating still greater
demand during the present year, We have M ade
patterns Tor several additional sizes, land are
prepared TO manufacture Zee to 100 CHAR
TER OAK STOVES per day, Of twenty
eight different sizes.
We guarantee the operation Of every Stove
We manufacture, and offer a. reference any one
OF the many thousands that have been sold,
wherever they may be found, Neither labor nor
expense has been spared to make our New Char
ter Oak n Perfect Cooking stove, and We
offer il 10 the trade az the BEST CONSTRUCTED.
MOST DURABLE and UNBORN OPERATING Cooking
Stove in the market.
In addition 10 our extensive Stove buzincsz
we are prepared 10 offer 10 Stove Dealers. Tin,
smiths and others in the trade, the largest and
most complete assortment Of Metals and Tn
ners' stock in the West. Our Arrangement
with the ST. Louis Stamping Company ENABLE
as 10 give liberal discounts TO large buyers az
French Stamped Timed Ironw are Ard
Timers Supplies. Having recently reduced
the prices Of all articles Of our own rnanufae-
ture, We believe dealers and hOusek sepers will
ma II 70 their interest 10 send for Catalogue and
Prlce List and examine eur prices before t,f.r
chasing elsewhere. Address
EACEltstOk MANUFACTURING CO..
ola bp Nv. WI Ti2S5 I y cG Iii'
.,,,-g, hashvills. Tenn
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NOtics of Assignee in Bankruptcy,
AT FRANKLIN THE 9TH OF July. 1873.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
- notice Of his appointment rs assignee Of Il.
l.. Jorden and Thomas A. Pope, IN the Middle
District, IN the county Of Williamson and State
OF Tennessee, who have been respectively adj
Judged bsnkrupts upon their own petitions by
the District Court Of said District.
jy7 lRW3t A w MOSS Assignee
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VOtice of Assignee in Bankruptcy.

AT FRANKLIN TUE 4TH OF JULY. 1865.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
a notice Of his appointment ~ assignee Of
Edward W. Overt1u. Thomas s. KING, Andrew
$. Allen. and John z. Fleming, in the Middle
District, in the county Of Williamson and State
Of Tennessee, who have been respectively sd
Judged bankrupJs upon their own petitions by
the District Court Of said District.
Isl law3t A. W. MOSS, Assignee.
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PRENcH pRAr DErE FRocKs: AM,
L Sacks
Pequo Frocks and Sacks.
Harris Cazsimerc-oExuwr-in Frorks and
Sacks.
English. French. German. Belgian and Amer
lean Vostings. Cloths Cassimcres otc.. in eroat
variety.
The Chesterfield Prock Coat in various coIors
Of Cloths and Cassimeros
Elegant patterns Of light and dark French
Cashmere Pants
splendid assortment Of MarsailIOs Vests.
Grenadino silks. etc.
All Goods SOLD with a strict guarantee as 10
Quality and Workmanship.
J. A. ]. ROSE,
apr2i I'm % Southside Public Square.
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JOHN s. BROWN

HAS REMOVED FROM no. 0 UNION
II Street % NO. - Public square,
(FreneRs Old standJ where he win keep full
line Of
Ladies'
Gents aud
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Nashville and Decatur
RAILWAY.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ALL RAIL
route to Huntsville, Memphis, New
Orleans, Mobile, Selma, and all Inter
mediate Points. TWO DAILY PASSEN-
GER TRAINS, comm encing APRAA %.
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TWENTY EIGHT SIZES

THESE WELL KNOWN AND VERY pop
i ular Cooking stoves have been before
the public since 1852 Each succeeding year has
added 10 their popularity, until the name has
become familiar in every household in the w est
and South. The demand for our
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
METROPOLITAN GIFT co.
Cash Gifts 10 the Amount Of $3.50, 900.
EUery Ticket DraaOs q Prize:

20 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, Each $500 to 500
IS . :" MelodeOns. Is to $50
$50 Sewing Naehines.................. {" 60 20 l75
go Musical BOxes..................... - q 20 200
300Fine Gold Watches............... (" Is to 800
$50 Fine Silver Watches............ &" 80 to so
Fine Oil Paintings Framed Engrayings, Silver
The New York herald., 1868-02-22
IHE kntSe MASXtI.

This market un1suaiy lively yesterday, owing 70
the ns aud srl weather has prevailed for tho last
few days. The country folks sonding their stock
literally, not betg AFRAID Of beioT delayed the
ferries Tns market yet in ITS prime still al
ready tho principal markets there is appearance
Of Iifs and activity than uscaI. A, Johnston
Van Tassn's yesterday carx hay pony, iourteea and
half hands high. eight years Old, kind ami true In all
harness. perisctI5 gentle. to bs driven or ridden by
lady cniid grsa: sndaralcs ami cap traveller
was sold for ti2s A team OF bav norsss, six
and seven years old, sixteen hands high. thorough
brea Messenger, kind IN al harness, capable OF trot-
ting ioget1e In threc and ha minutes, brought $780,
A gray Messenger mars. 1ftsen aul three. fonrths
hand higb, about eight years Old. KIND In all har-
ness capital drnlgt suitnai aud able u 40,
sold for $3.50; anc very tine Black Hawk mare,
fifteen haRfs hgb SIX YEAR Old could he dt,ven by
lady or cniid can irot Ia so. D>ousht $3.50 gray
hors- nfteen and . half hands high, eight years old
of he beet iamy horssS the cty sold Tor S2i2;
a,d dark bro~n trotting horse about Gf.seu hands
high, kind nsl harness. excellent under saddle and
uouing c,css IN 3 inmates, fs 90; and two other
COED snimas for Si35 and Si10 r, ,speciivsly.
There other good smes In the lower portions Of
the city-especisy nj vsnIswater's where far speci-
mems of stock evhb, Cd and brought very nearly
the same In proportion 10 value, as the abovA
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

Govsrnusnt seeuritie, dun but steady. and n
the tie quotations we're as subjolusd Reg nsrsd
ASST. 1l1k INK: coupon, 1881, 1ilz s1i2; o 2O's
ssgistersd 1884, los losX soos coupon, 1891 INK
Ilik; do, 1884. iosK 100; DO, 1865. lcpx 1ook;
Ao 1885, January and July, io7s 1885, do. 1897, losk
. 1osx: 1o-<o's, registered loik lo2; io4o's cou-
Dos, 1o5H l06x: Juns 1905, Io7X io7k; July
rao's 1o7k . io1x; MAY coUpoands, 1894, 117K .
a1'k; August DO llsx liek; September a., lie =
ii6x; October do. ii5x il0.
The forsigs exchange market wss frm out aul under
scarcity Of bills drawn asa,nsl sb pmsns of produce
r securities BanktrS lie OF Epglspd ~ sixty Gays
we're quoted At 1oox ITO; st three days. llox alloy:
rommsro al bills look 1924 Bills on Paris % siz,y
says, SIS S13k; ~ three daya b12k aSu.
The Board Of Trustees Of toe BANKERS ard Brossn'
Association have Just made the Following report v the
stock Exohangs:-
The Board OF Trustees Of the Bankers and Brosers'
Association, directed BY resolution OF tns New
York Stock Exchange 10 confer wi,h Mr. DayIIs the
PRESIDENT OF the Building Association wiih the yev
Of developing paa for purchasing stock Exchapse
sudng and boding The sane under the charter IL ,hs
Clearing House.
they now submit tbs following plsn Of orean,,s.
Non -
The trustees Of the Association shall bs msmbvv,
u the New rort s.cck ExchasSs 70 BE- elected anas,-
~ ~ - stsskhsaAsrA
The New York herald., 1868-02-22
OBITUARY.


Joseph Reed fnssrsel.
Mr.. Feed farmer mister OF the Unsd Stsses 70 the
Corr Of g. Jams, died IN Philadelphia on the 20th
uitimo, ~ the age Of sishy-wo ysara Mr. ssrsell
was born In Philadelphia June H. iYse and graduated
Princeson College 10 1904 He subsequently studied
Law and became ussber Of the Phiiadepbis bar In
1909 he published translation from the Latin Of Roocus'
trse "Os Navbus st sals" and "Ds Assscuvscions f"
He was many Years . pracutionr OF law and snjoy ed
. vide and lucrative businssA do WAS seat 70 Con-
eress froo Philadelphia IN 1885. and SER Cd
ono term, but dsciinsd rs-elsclicn. He &C.
csptsd . nouainston 10 lstI . whig and
cd ssd In the discussions the Quss
hon hs became active advocate OF protecton. He
was returned W Congress for tour consecutive terms
until lal9 when NE tmors rpo,nsd HIM Minister 70
Eugiapd He displayed consldsrsbs ability his position
al tns Cssn ef -. James, ard was popuar repre-.
sentative sin the tsrniuAitn Of his ONCE By the re-
emeai or Nr Pllmsrs NJ. lngsrsol, has lived prt-
va,e qses life In Philsasphia close ebse,ver OF po-
itcsi events. He was high-tonsd, courteous genils-
man Of ths old school, popular la social fs and quite
succsssul In pon cal affairs whss hs chose 10 mingls
there 4. He recsivei the honorary degrees Of L. d.
si rrincston aod the degree OF d q 1. rom Oxford
Ensiand whIis 10 occupied the post Of Envoy V the
Court OF oI Jsmea
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

3 The capital ssoox sAail b. Ave hundred thsusAad
3 The New York stock Exchange shall subscribe for
The pta stock aad pay IN cash 100000 being
twenty per cent
ceodng $500 00o OF which exceeding $500 900 shall
be paid the Building Association Tor their interest in
the building aud not exceediag 500 900 shall be paid
10 the = York Stock Exchange for their legal aad
equitable interest In the ildng Association be paid
BY bonds Of he Bankers and Brokers Association
able ten years. with interest at per cent pay
able semi annually, which bonds be secured BY
porchass money mortgage u Stock Exchange Build
ins. the $500 600 to bs pna 10 the New York Stock
Exchange u cash. and 70 bs them applied a paw.
meni Of the balance due their subscriptos 70 the
stock Of the Banksrs And Brokers' Association, being
the remaining eighty per can't
:. Tue New York stock Exchange shall donate 10
eysrv member Of the Board 70 the amosat OF
900 lien sha, - Of 500 each and shall amend is by
a~s SO ~ 70 require that least shares Of the
Bankers aud Broken Association shall stand in the
condition Of msmbershp. and that for 81 600 OF the
inaiion Zee OF every member ten shares Of said
sock be returned 10 him, 70 held By him - coa.
dhon Of membership In case any member 30 holding
said stock shall part with It be shall forfeit his member
ship Of the New YorA Stock Exchange. The condition
upon which his stock ID ssued members % that In
case embsr loses his membership BY death or any
shall royen 70 ths EsS York Stock Exchange on pay
msnt Of 81 600 tnereor; but . Suspended member, on
being readmted shall repnrchass ten shares Of stock
IRON tue New York Stock Exchange At par.
The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances u tho subTreasury In this city for the
expired portion Of the week have bees a. follows
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

Corvxxi;io quiet but firmly held at the advance
bshrd yesterday Sales 500 bags private Other
Kinds dull but hrn at last quotations
CANDLES -Adamantne IA ounces. quiet but steady
at 2c re % erm unchanged At e $50. aad patsas n
6Sc u g..
.xsKsr.-Rossndals was quoted At q 4
DRuGs s-Busness - light Tho sales were
100 .rgs b. caro soda. psrim 4ae 80 gold and s,ic
causae soda \. 4c .. gold Is tons soda ash At s2 Is
40 7. and :. loor;cs on pr.vat. . ms :.
Jamaica log~ cod nominal, at S3 Sl3 80, gold
maae Of l3u tons Lima wood on PRIV terms.
fLcUE GRAS-Reocpts 81 8 bbls. -four, $40 and
2S,z hsgs meal. us bushels wheat ~ s do corn
5a {lJ do. and 4OJ do barley The
fer tis ,nd Western four nned very dull and high
grades heavy. and holders would havd
ne 10 40 sell - any s1,ea. Low grades, on the
tary, Arm, though the demand for them very
moierae There vas som. inquiry tor shipment to the
and 10 the south American which
rendered holders firm In their views California
named sie,d., with fair inquiry Tho sales were
about 5D Is. the market closing irregular
qn tations be.ow Rye -four remsned under fair
demand. and the sales comprising 20J bbs,
p-voas southern aour quiet, steady.
A but including snpsrnne as low % 90 s. Aad choice fam
ily high xU 70. Corn moal Ia moderate nd
WITT Of bbs S6 rs ~ ~ for Brandywins and
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

The stock market opened unsettled ~ the decline OF
East svsnsg but u ibe early session Of the open board
n vas shade nrner. and Erie sed at Tx Tx and
New York Css,rai ~ 1907 1907, these being the
4ovs Of The railway sharsa Az The rst regular board
sAs market scvs aud weak, especially Tor Erie,
Cleveland and Toledo and New York Central the r,es-
sell coming maiuly from .sose 'long OF stocks
New York Central cosed 2h lover than At the ;sms
ons yesterday, Ere *, Reading 4. Mchgaa Southern
IN Csvelaad and Toledo ~ Rock Island l. North
western K do. preferred 1h fort Wayne =, Pacific
Mall ", Quicksilver V. Western Union Telegraph y.
Atlantic Mail was e higher Governmsn. securities
we're dull Coupon dvs-twentiss OF 1852 closed
u higher, coupon tenfories x. The express
sAarss were duh and Y ! per ccri
tower. Immsdia'sy alter the call there
slnost panic ia Erie. ami hs price declined at one
moment 70 s7k e7x but II soon reacted, ard at tho
spea board q O'Clock It advanced from esi to COX
while the Of the market comparatively dull but
steady. Al the second galar board the market was
steady at the prices aud New York Central closed 4
tewss than at the nr; regular board Erie " Reading
X, Northwestern preferred y. MichYan Southern was
Z higher, Cleveland aud Toledo Az, Rock Island y,
Fort Wayne y. Milwaukee and St. iaui y. Pacific Nail
n. A. the open board as balf.pas three the market
vas quiet and Erie sold 09k New YORK Central 1917
. 12Ok. Rock Island e7,s North ~sstorn preferred
ssx. Pacific Mail iioA snd Western Union Tele.
graph % Ak. Subsequently Ere rallied
10 ioX. and at the cIos,. At . lew minutes
before six, the following qno.ations oansnt--
New York Central lao. i3oX; Erie, sox 7o1 !;
Reading. ssK ssx; Iehisan Southern, s21. ss.k; (;
Cleveland and P,usbu-g, oak 95; Cleveland ard To.
tsao losk 100; Rock Liaud s7x a07x; Fort Wayne,
1oox l0ox; Northws'tsrn 59X a co; do. preferred.
73x 7Sk; PaoAc Mali, ilOis ll0H: Western Union
Telegraph, SAX SAX; 0nosni MisUsslppi csrnca o.,
COX 3o><; Atlantic Nai, VIZ pfA; Tolsdo Wabash
Asd Western. lsk 49,
The following Is q compsrson os the prices cf the
isadisg stocks a. the frst regular beard lass Monday
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

-rhe demand for wheat active than has been
usnosd sossidsraby and The .siss we're % csnsssr.1s
sIent At an ADVANCE Of from 70 70 &C. per buhs There
been s,ms time relatively higher than Hour and The
pu chasss By es eoosst manly Of email pa, cells OF
rs sa e: S: .:': S % 's:s s
S.a9 for No d ~ stors " y u for delivered
were .oeus ls.hsl. q o! q . ior ne. wessra,
mIed for .ai.s 81 "a 81 = for ysl ow and
sers ..:o swsr sS, I,ns more ssavs the sSis: b.
,e0 bushels 81 SSc e3kc FOR Western. Rye quiet
Barley vas srmy isd, win :u.l supply sale. 90
bushels ansda East - ssa e2oA Barley malt was also
stoai aosc bushels a. sac : 81 10. - --''' ''''
fnsmnrS-The onerines 70 al ports were moderate but
We: .osss.s sess ss;rsn
10 v,rp ol ~ oaes cott.n q S,ed and
a Sa'ss': 70 ssso. so pr ..s% % 1910 sS.s.. SSss ~
o4d. To Bremen iod b.lss sstos :. ke The charters
fes orts Al !. SL or 10 risse ls s Italian vessel
:o psrosam oss iIU m M. sdsipha sdr 70 Cor.
Sgssy v.orna alss wsrs mad. o. ~ " bale, , a. lsa
Fee w. Ss, mos. ,SS s:,
Nae: s s oss - s s sss 20 ., ss AZ
Sse;cs c.;,,.s,. :. % s1ss q ,s 4 s as
as lba Iva ko Grsnds 20 81 lbs, lsc Bu.nos Ayrss
:sS no sIsnd. .iDs u ls i' ,:s 30 s SsinSco q
ns - lbs, I2o ISs Nstsmorcs, "a iba iss. leo
uAy was moderately aciys A. our last eIo'.tons.
zoo 500 for Bsvsrisa and Soc, CO.. Tor Amsrsss
hssr-ihe last sa,s OF Msniia v" made ~ lOke, gold.
bus mes. In 50 Itch ps vas light but there wss
20 sreaar ehsnsss prices E,lissn ssisg he'd :. sss
ielS :, sss SIS for sos Isnd via nsat oSsrsss ,ss
q 80 g.. .s sH, e %sr ,ss IL
Ssaiad = sbeus sssa srsss; aass - sas old s~d 2e
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

ScocI. Her remains viii bs taken to Psskskin oa
ScHSAupss.-On rha-aay, February 90 In ths esth
year u her ass, Mrs EVA scayAursa
Dcsrest mother thoa hast left a.
And thy loss 60 deeply ieei;
But tits God vhs has oeret, us-
He can all our sorrows heal
me friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
daughter, Mra A. N. Jackson, No lOT West Thirty.
second street on Sunday afternoon. a. one o'clock.
90 JOIN sIxIw. in tbs 1s.n ysr Of his sas fs0'uA'
He died, a. he lived, fAithfa, devoted and con.
sistent Christian.
Madison and Chenanso county papers please oopy
sMiTu On Fridav, February 81, HANNAH ~, daughter
Of samuel and Aimyra l. smith. aged 81 years.
Funerai on Sunday Afternoon At three O'Clock frsu
No. 6I West Baltic street, Brooklyn.
ScuDDsR AT Railway. N. J., ON Thursday, February
9, lis POLLY ScUDDEa aged % years and monha
THxALL Suddenly. on Thursday morning. February
20 clock. OF disease OF the heart. PBERs ANY,
wi,s Of Alfred ra:a aged % year. and months.
isvtsd at.cnd tho funeral from her late residsu
Un envIe. l. on Sunday afternoon, at two oclos x,
TnpaLk-On Friday. February n, snsr . short III.
mesa ANA A., youngest daughter OF George W. and
Anna A. Tlnoale. aged years
4 bud beiov To bloom In heaven.
The rels,ivss and friends OF the family are respectfully
Invited 10 ateni tho iunera from " Columbia street.
v,s zns-AI Hudson CITY, N J., on Friday,
February 2l JOIN VAN ZLE eldest Of Calvin aud
Re ecca Van Zis. aged "a years, m,nsl and days.
Tho trends Of tho family invited to attend the
funeral from the Pallsads Methodist Episcopal church.
on snnaay afternoon, at halfpast ono O'Clock without
WARD On Thursday February 20, MICHAEL WARD .
native Of county Carlow, Ireland, aged SO years
HIS reia ives friends aud also the members OF the
Temperance 500 ets Of tho Immaculate Conception are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from his late
rerdence GOT Firs avenue, at two o'clock in the after
WILLARD AT Troy, on Tuesday February IL, MARCIA,
youngest daughter Of John Il willard In the 2ist year
OF her age.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

your heart 10 compliment my personal beauty.
you praise ny dancing" "Msdaine," was tn reply.
with Partisan bow, you are an angel IRON heaven,
but you fell on your nose" The lady narrated tnis
compliment with complAcency until Il was nAagh-
tily lnsiuuated that she - fallen angel" siacs
when she has been silent on the subject
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

A RArrm NRAr ConrLInsrr One Of the younger
members II the French saiion a. wahpetsn has ss
noted for bis gallant speeches aud his exquisite
compliments. few evenings since, at german a.
Governor Morgau's he ~ss introduced 70 witty New
York lady, who has a. un,uistakab,y ugly Dat nose
The poii!e FrenchrnaD discrcsty compdmenled Der
her dsacse 70 vh ch sas archy replied :'Ahi have
The New York herald., 1868-02-22
MMERCIAL REPORT.
r. n 4

nrrswAI dull at toilo . Axc.
Coz cSTne transactions In this staple light ted u.
and prices lower and irregular. The sales
fined 2g5 bales Al tho annexed ouotaoas including
c2 FOR speculation 5e for export 2s spiannx and
loJ in transitu We quote:--
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21
FIRE AND BURGLAR PRooFsAFEs
M gARVEFa'S S A T e s.
ANOTHER TEST.
ANOTHER TEST.
DOVES DEpor, S. O,, July 20, lsss

DOVES DEPOTl >, % uIy ZU 1888
Messrs. VIM. NJ, BIND IL CO, A jEN IS M Ar
WIN SAFES, Charleston, L. o.:
ON tue mig hL OF LDe 20 instant our store
and contents destroyed by nIe anl we ara
pleased to say we had one of your Fire PROOF
sAFES, which proved 10 be sii you recomm7uued
lie neat great melt the brass uauu,e
and plRIe which Cou aims Jne date Of the patent
nut contents not iu1ured Inc safe cpntal ed
our papers aud no rs and bonds 10 The nDuuI
sic coo; also gold watch, wncn had oeen repaired
al q paced therein the evening before the hre. Mex
day, u opening the safe, the ~a ch Was found Iua
ming. 1t gives us great pleasure 10 testify ~ The
Ceent qusIy Of your Safes, Is lhey are justly enu
ued TO the highest confidence OF The pub lc We are
Long rebuild NJ once aud shall be u ur CT tu Z
short time when we shall call upon you, pur
chase another Safe. Respectful ly yours,
DE LORME 81 DOVE
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21
ALPS Well That Ends Well.
m The Cincinnati Gazette.

From The Cincinnati Gdzets'
very large controversy over very small
subject has sprung up in the Second Ohio
District. The real question at issue there is
whether a renegade Republican shall be elected
under false pIeteuses by the Democrats whom
he has joined, or whether true Republican,
whose consistent fidelity and zeal in the Re-
publican organization during and since the
war are recognized on all hands, shall be
elected on the regular platform, and after tue
regular nomination Of his party
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21

States Ormuzd is their God, Darius their
exemplar, and the South their Sitrantachmes.
Will the people longer be governed by the
Bagiston inscription of Darius--the typical
rebellion -pubishef; or by their own matchless
and benefcent Constitution