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New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
SKATING MATCH AT SnTcHELEs POND

Skating matches and tournaments are all
the rage nova days and our baplayors who are
orerov supposod 10 try their strength on the green
,t of tbe Union or CaptOline grounds, are 80 much
rd m In the national game that they cannot forelo
n Measure - tit the ice. Probably the most sue
s.f1i affair In the way OF skating match That ever TOOK
80 in this county came OF OF fhe fifthave Pond yes
fcrd Az afternoon. 10 great success bOth az regards
an "a ged IN the contest and the display made
~ ya,cv Irrire and gymnasc skating There were FIVE
ant 80 les made az follows James Mead OF New10rk,
caLnowr Central Park skater; Alex. Martin, Can:
dan great reputation Charles Hoorman
IirLnken The wel-knOwD nrst basehsh OF the Mntua
& aud sort OF eccentric genius helce, and Messrs
GriaItLs aud Avery Of this CITY, both very good skater
1hnnt oelocA the trial ~ skill commenced. At uls
,nc soo lady and gentlemen skaters were on tue
ics willie tho high banks overlooking the pond were
=, i'm ooG or 20n of Interested spectators. For
an bonr and half tho contestants Went through all the IN
tric movements known 10 the professors OF the art
while the crowd and round the lhcosnre frequently
etprcssed their admiration In raptuiOus bursts OF ap
pause Now they laughed at the con5 antics oi b0oi @
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
TUrIrAVTNWORTH FTnF

LEAvENwORTH Jan. 3l.--The following are
the principal losses By the fire this morning with the in
surauce A. T. Anderson, No. 70 Delaware-st, loss on
building, $1,000; Scott q Woodruff. dry goods lost
about half their stock which is insured AZ follows
5000 in the Manhattan, 5000 in the Home,
$500 the Security and $500 each In the Lorard and
North American Companies Of New York; John W.
Blaine loss building $1,000 insured for 5000 ln the
Company OF New York Il. Flesher, dry goods lost
about half his stock insured the PhenX, New York
for $500 Hartford. 5000. Atna, $500, North
pany Hartford $500 Samuel Cochran, insured on build
ing Ss 900 the Putnam and Home. Mr. Ieeper. boots
and shoes lost the hole OF his stock but the amount is
not asoertained insured for g. the Hartford 81 600 M
the Home, ewHayen. Joseph Kngalsy, building total
loss insured for the PheniX s2Go0 In the Home
Loss on the stock only partially insured In the PhcnX
Hartford s2,JO0 Mercantile Library insured IL the
Phenix, New-YOrk for $200O.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
CHILD MURDER.

CHlLD MI RIDER.
10 ne Editor OF TAs Trbme
SIR: was pleased with your article in this
days TRIBUNE on Child Murder but IT failed touch
one point that seems to to deserve particular aen
ton The testimony before the Coroners jury made IT
plain that the certificate OF death the Of the child
Joshua Moore contained two falsehOOds namely, NO "A
West Seyenteenth-st and Commissions" whereas truth
demanded No li7, and starvation" Now, physicians
In regular attendance upon places Of this kind
not likely TO make repeated mistakes 10 the number Of
the house and furthermore cOnvUlsiOns always have
some antecedent, such strychnne starvation and the
Ike, which, II most cases any trustworthy physician
could easily determine. BIZ. Mr. Editor II the Academy
Of Medicine allows its members To certify falsely
Of death shall not all die and he buried with
out the satisfaction of knowing what killed usl We all
know what horrible thing 1t r. for a member OF the
Academy to consult with hOmeopathis but how about
consulting with persons who take charge 0f children
til they shall be adopted out die ~ III the Board Of
Health and the Academy Of Medicine cannot protect
from the doctors what are We 10 dot
Aetp- York Jan. q, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
EII1E9

The Commercial printing g-oifice at Port Huron,
Mich, burned yesterday morning Loss, $4,000.
A fire Oh King-st in Kingston, Canada, on
Thursday night destroyed three stores Loss $4,000
In Fndlay Market, Quebec, on Thursday
night fire destroyed considerable property injured.
.lr Lewis Williams's stock of sewing-silk, on
the third floor OF No S01 broadway damaged by fire
Yesterday morning 10 the extent OF 1900 Insured.
other occupants OF the building suffered from damage by
water
large stack of oats and barley, owned by
Mr. Isaac Turner, and sandinH that genoman's
farm In soners y " was consumed on Monday evening.
oss SOO The fire was the work OF incendiary, who
was tracked by his footprints the the village
of KatOnah.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
THE MERCANTILE IIBRARf AYD OTHER BUILD
INGs IN LEAEENWORTH DEsIROYLD

-Four buildings on Deaware-st Leavenworth,
were destroyed by fire yesterday morning eprncpal
oseYs are Messrs Scott Woodruff dry goods dealers,
who loose $4,000, and partially insured Mr.. b.
Fesher dry goods dealer, loses about one half ~ bis
stock but is fully insured; Messrs sccpcr Co. whole
sae dealers boots and shoes lost their entire stock but
are fully insured Messrs sngosky Co, boot and shoe
dealers partially insured; Miss Dempsey milliuer.
lost entire stock hut insured for g. co., the MGR
camille Library containing 5000 volumes was totally de-
stroved The property was partially insured The build
ngs destroyed were valued at $4,000 The insurance
amounts TO $4,000 The occupants, who lose about
slOOOO0. wore Insured for probably, about 5000
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
IyycrlvG AND HANGING IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, Jan. S0.-In Frankfort, KY yes
erday negro committed rape on an Irish girl Is years
Old and afterward threw her over AN embankmcnt at
the railroad tunnel, breaking her shouderblade and
otherwise injurng her Ho was subsequently arrested
and lodged in Jail Tonight crowd forced the Jail open,
took the negro out and hanged him TO tree On the bnk
Of the prccpce whence he had thrown tho girl Several
shots were fired upon his body while hanging The Gov
ernor know nothing Of the object OF the crowd until the
prisoner had been taken from the Jail and then he ordered
the AdutantGeneral and his assistants 10 rescue the
wretch; but it too late
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
THE wTcKs CASE.

Five Newark juries were out at one time last
evening AT II p there no prospect oi tue jury on
the Ncks agreeing It understood they stood
TO 8. for WohH. Judge Teese gave hts charge 10 te
jury yesterday morning. He argued that TIE plates OF
medical works or similar subjects III taken without rue
context and exhibited these had been, would be con
sidered obscene. lie also referred 20 the purpose with
which the bOoh had been issued and Its difference IN this
respect from authorized medical works He finally re
erred the jury 10 the book each OF the counsel had
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

and wiry Canadian performed some OF his marvellous
balancing ieais Young Mead in for share Of the
appreciation also as he went through te one-foot eight
serpeniines It would be difficult matter 10 follow
the gaaiators through the Club programme so fu Of
Tolls spins ana Whfs IL became evident that
contest was between Messrs Mead Martin and BOOrman
and thsreloro was no surprise when a the conclusion,
The Judges (hessrs Cook, Jenkins and CheesemafQ
nounced the score as follows: Mead los Martin q3 :
Boornan a. The prizes a working model Of shoe
and skate IN ebony and gold. OK the value OF $50 pair
skates valued at SIS.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
Answer to Medical Inquiries.

u.
No. 81 Maaen-a New-fors. }
DEAR DocroR compelled your inquiries relative
the curative powers and its constituents
our RESOvAIING RBSoLyBST Lung Aseeps AID ts Scnsd
power arrestng decay Of the lungs healing ulcers oses
the phegm enabling patient freely the h slough
deposited the passages and cells Of the lungs sat brou
keeping the strength OF the pshens
repairing good mpsrng
publication Of the blood through the medium Of the
pres daily for information
remedy the RESoLvEST s. win arrest the
progress Consumption the lungs LIVER knys bowels
The ResOveai eonpeusang remedy its curative
powers through the bOot sweat and urne restores functional bar
noy enables secreng organ It's proper Constituents
lsct remedies bms cough sups pec;orss given 10 set d.
the lungs regular remedy e h1rtu they augment the
reons of the tie expense Of spendug neuptng the
uactous Of NJ liver hdays and skin. ps.en. suffering With
severe cough sufoeo eight the chest. r:sos
or the shours iauly Of raising
pectorarg ~ ynt' Of the skin or there constipation Of the
bowels appetite .t thirst the discharged de-
POSTS like the white D. brick dust thead1s
skens high eOOred SpOsy Il srssuh ts OF there
pain small oihe back bios bowels chest &c. from
dessert tablespoonful u Rsselyen has hour after each neal
and the cough esspOon at nh will ssori in
mediate will all pleasant symptoms
the Resovnt pain the spine shou be rubbed
Ready and four Of Railways Pills oated 10 ia
pr digestion and regular eycuatOns from the boNe fss
nourng properties Of Railways RsIoysns RsOsn Increase Tho
strength snd flesh Of patient We claim ha. this remedy r
make lungs kidneys other wasted but Will arrest
decay heal ulcers supply that is daily plssag Of With
rev sound and healthy material Dr. Radwsy be Consulted free of
charge from u No 81 nsidsnane Price Of Re'o'e5t
ss per half dozen or per bottle R Relief 50 per bO.s
se per dozen Pills (eoate boxes for s Sold b.
druggists
To L. Sd Boston Mas.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
KANSAS SETTLES on THE CMEROKEL LANDs

ST. LOTTs Jan. 3l.-Thc Kansas LcglslaIult
passed resolution yesterday asking Congress annul
the Jay purchase Of the Cherokee land The resolutions
forth citizens OF Kansas on these lands
and that by the sale they oused from their homes
The resolutions ask behalf Of these people that the
sale by the Interior Department be set aside aud That the
settlers be allowed 10 take the lands II that cannot he
DONE Of Kansas proposes TO buy the lands for
he T.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
THE HEATHER.

Es~YoRx ffour Their Rsr. Wild Hour Thee Bar. Wisd
Iau. Jl.-7 lJo 800 W. 24o 900 W.SW
u 20 30.4f W 80 3l4I WSW.
80 3Of5 VS. II TO 3os7 ws.w
RENAREsMonlng, clear little hlly slightly cloudy Afternoon
clear Ele windy. Evening. clear
The Thermometer marked degrees TIE lowest poa. reacha be.
fore o'clock THIS morning The points reached this Winter
have been: Dec H. degrees above Jan TO- o Jan 49,
42 Jan l3 l52 hnrdy Dec H. 3'; this the coes day,
such both by Ito the feelings binding
northeast pe7aiei from to Dec H.
the lowest point reached any te this Winter Oui from the
city extreme positions u eHpo.u tie point has been reached
Th<r
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
MARRIEU.

CIYDR-LOPE-On Thursday Jan Broadvsy TAbeu,els
fsroh h he Dr. Joseph ompson assisted y the RsY Dr.
John Thoaon Ar Robert Clyde Ms Jas M L'pe yoanses'
"a shtsr Of ChArles .. LopeT, ESQ, all Of this city
RIPLEYGRiNNRLL-A Greenfield Mass 90 Wednesis jan ~
by Rev Lee Ripley Of Boston 70 ka IT, yonng
eat daughter of the Hon Geo. Cnunsl
sIIERW OOD-RUMsRY-O Wednesday, Jan @ the psrsonage
Southport Conn by the Rev Lndsley Edwn ID shr-ood 70
kmus Rpm,sy dAagh,sr Of rhsu1 2. Ramsey deceased
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

VIII be gwen for ssery Of sasntou fospd h. 7 Bag
prr, CoTTEK" This Coffee ground sealed hcr
rellay andeI letters patent from the United State ov' nm M
All the saved and the Coffee ch glossy sppear
,nes Every family should H. fesu 70 iNesy Ter cent
stronger an other Coffee One syery .rerJ copa
oLL,R GRHKsBAcK For sale everywhere grocer does
keep this COFFEE aud will lot get for send yolr orders direct 10
the hcsorv. T. BlBBirT,
Eo' c. 6s 6e, 81 6s &C. TO- ~ and ~ washns,On'i T.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

EThe meeting of the Radical State Conven
Ton of Georgia which fixed for the 10th day OF Fob
r,iary, has been postponed TO day not announced
The number of brakemen on the d., H., and
Railroad havng been reduced from four 10 three, the
remainder have struck and number Of carpenters and
other lworkmen have been brought down TO take theI
placea
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
ppoHrprTTON IN MASSACHUSETTS

BOsTON, Jan. 3l.-Thc Legislative Commit
tee have reported bill licensing liquor dealers II con
fs the power upon the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen
OF the cities and selectmen OF the tONns-tbe amount
charged for license ranging from t25 TO 5000 Sales are
fordden between midnight and a. M. and on any hour
of sunday Infractons Of the provisions OF the law are
punishable by fine or Imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
N0RTH CAROLINA.

c,rr FOR A REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
The Fxecutive Committee have directed that
STATE shall he held at Raegh on the 2'i of
February They urge immediate orsannallon' ah9 9 us
ct of deegates, with the ultimate object OF iatthe
nc Constitution which VIII soon be adopted nJ the Con
vpltJu now session.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PRO1REss 6f THE CANVASS.

sonae of the Democfatic pSp5Ts are weeping
,tIsmelly over the assumption that the Republicans are
Vorns hard carry their pioneer State at the March
aisotion. They against the Of money ION our
udo), aud he importation OF speakers ION side Let
sec about the importation business The papers Of the
State and elsewhere give the LIST Of speakers from which
the reader may FOR himssh Judge of the enornity OF
1Lo Republican pysion:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
Sp,tial Hotitss.

The dust which arises from the sitting Of ashes
penetrating bat gets through the c,stou ses.
MAGIC AsH-sTPTER. o.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

Bendes these there half dozen more on the Demo
oratlo side BUT then. the Democracy never import
speakers" Oh, no.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

their influence and become tower Of strength, and will
triumphently secure his election
heS0Ued That thesabove resOlutiOnsbe forwarded to
TUE EEw-IoRK TRIBUNE, Eev- York Independent Chlca
90 Tribune, and Chicago Journal, for publication.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3l.-Cleared, ship Gala
bar for Liverpool with 1900 sacks Of wheat Eastern
butter 80 &c., according to quality Flour firm at - 20
Tor extra 81 ~ for superhne Wheat firm at s. u. Legal
flrl lnre-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COM
MrTlTFV

The primary election for delegates 10 the
Democratic General Committee and ward officers OF
Kings County the former election having oeeh SCI
IN the choice Of the following gentlemen As delegate
Thomas NJ Riley; Inspectors, St. John SlatteryI Hugh
IJOherty; President OF Ward Association, John H. Ora
ham vcoPresdents, James Johnson Laurence Mc.
TseksUTcr Patrick O'FaHeN. Ward Comnittee-ist
Distrl6 John whelehan, Michael Butter Ilg District
Thomas Ryan Frank Kane; lid District Brian hehal
Michael Mugan; WITH District. Richard smith Bernard
DOherty; With District, John sullivan, Thomas Tracy.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

MAGIC AsH-sTFTER
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

We will Fight Out this Linc,-Al meeting Of els
Eighth Assembly District hsh No 50 Hes.erst %
Tsdsy Eypg jar % 1859 for the purpose Of orsanns Sr,a2
I'd Fsntou Cagn Club the following named gentlemen eec
Shtt-s Prsndtai WV l. WgMMfLLi ye.Presalen John
HAYWARD Recording Secretary JOHN sTIHs0N Corrsslo.
S,r.sry ROBERT DK0RUCH; Treasurer HORACE A. BLIS3
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

,,t,aens ~ the First Ward was held on Thurs
day evening for the purpose Of organizing a
FentOn Club. Several stirring speeches were
made. Endorsing the public career Of Gov Fenton
sitAr which resolutions were unanimously adopted pedg
ing the audience 70 use 0Cery in their power "a
assist ir nominating him for the office OF ePresldent
Tie following officers We're unanimously chosen Pres
dent Lieut. NJ C. Earl Vice Presidents L. Lewis Major
CHARLES schurg; Secretary John Fowler Treasurer
II Farrell
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-27
SOUTHERN MARKETs.
CharIe-ton sIarket. May -.

CharIestOn Market. May ~.
C0RN.-The market continues to be fair
" supplied with Tennessee descriptions by
rail, and the demand is almost entirely
met by this quality. In the last few days
the inquiry for this grain has become more
active. and prices have taken an upward
turn, sales having taken place at 81 Is,
81 10, 81 20, 81 % and 81 % per bushei,
weight, from the depot, sacks included,
with holders asking higher rates at the
close. This iirmness has been caused by
an increased inquiry for Tennessee corn ia
the West and other points.
OATs.-The market has been without az
rivals for some time The demand il very
light and is entirely of a retail character.
FLOUR.-There is a fair supply Of North
ern and Western qualities in the hands Of
dealers, which are selling at about th
rates OF the week before, say Sll per bar
rel for Super, $l2Gl2 30 for extra and
$l3 5O@l4 per barrel for family. New
Southern -four may be expected IN lew
weeks, and as the crop Of wheat is gene
rally reported good, should no disaster be-
fal it, early and important receipts may be
looked for A few lots Of old Southern
-four have been received from the Interior
during the week, but they have not been Of
sufficient importance 10 effect the market.
BACoS.-The stock OF all qualities Of
meat are quite moderate and the demand
very light. Prime shoulders may be
quoted at l5l@ l6c per pound prime rib
sides at 18c, aud prime clear rib sides at
l64Gl9 per pound.
Savannah Market, May AZ.
BACON quotations in Western markets
are higher, causing a better feeling here,
and prices have advanced fully 10 during
the week The Offering stocks are light,
some lots being Withdrawn from the mar
ket in anticipation OF higher rates. The
demand has been FAIR, add We quote ;
Shoulders l5461 Do ribbed sides l1f(gl5 ;
clear ribbed andes l8@l84 clear sides
scarce 81 I9c5 hams, PLATO, = 92Se can
vased 23424c.
FLoUR.-A new tariff Of freights, at
lover figures, enables our dealers TO Oiier
az reduced raies otherWise We have no
change 10 note. The trade for the week
has not been brisk, and stocks are quite
ample We learn Of a sale Of lot OF
lower grade at 80 50, but We quote for
Northern super, sl0(91l; eRira 81 oOe
Is so; family Sl5tsl6. Georgia ro1r -
scarce aud uBchangeei---say for choice fam
lily SO per barrel sacks 50 50.
CoRE.--0wing TO the large stock on
hand, and the dull demand, shipments have
temporarily ceased, and the receipts of the
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-27

AN ENGLISH POWDER MANUFACTU-
"A rer, is now in our city, and ready to engage
his services in that line He was our Powder
Maker at Manchester, in 1861 and 1862. Ills
make Of powder was tested by Col. Rains and
Capt Wright, of the Confederate Arsenal. and
pronounced by them equal, il not superior, TO
the best United States test. These Powder
Mills were burned by the Federal forces in 1862 !;
the dam, the stone foundations. the tail-raee
house was not touched, and saltpetre refining
Kettles not injured. sex
Said Powder Mill property is situated at the
lower end of Stone Fort, in Coffee county, and
one mile from Manchester, and has fifteen feet
fall of Duck river, and secure against all foods,
as the past eight years have proved.
/ viii sell said Powder Mill place. (except the
machinery, 1929 lbs. wrought iron machinery.
572 lbs rabbits metal, ~ lbs. brass boxes, with
other smaller portions Of east steel, toes. plates
and set screws, etc, which | will sell for cents
per pound, all round. Four or FIVE thousand
dollars will put the whole concern into complete
operation, capable of making 1900 lbs. of Blast
ing Powder daily, and about one-third less a
Sporting.
L will sell the whole or a part, as above stated
or Will sell the whole for Powder Mill and
will take fourth. a third or a half interest in
it provided il be made exclusively PoWdei
MIL This conclusion u formed from the belle
that the Pacific railroad is sure 20 be built and
the further belief that the country 1t will pas
through will require all the powder the mill car
make TO blast out the rock, and the short exPe
rienee had in powder was proof to me OF 10
pTofitRbleness.
have some dirt and brick but no money L
do anything by myself win ave any Intorma
ton to a sincere inquirer by his calling on me
may201w w. ). WHIEEMAN.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-27
The New YORK Journal q J0m0lefce
Of the afternoon Of the 23d inst. says

y
of the afternoon Of the 23d inst. says;
The money market is little less active
to-day The demand for temporary loans
of capital, from the stock exchange, Is
limited, owing 10 the diminished amount
of speculative business; any there Is no
important inquiry for purposes of legiti-
mate trade. Parties having funds to dis
tribute ere seeking employment for their
surplus, over Sunday, at 4@5 per cent;
and transactions above the higher figure,
upon frst-elass securities, are exceptional.
The rate Of discount for strictly tirst-class
commercial paper is & per cent. per annnm,
and for other good names 7G98Pe cent.
OF brown sheetings aud ahirtings the
Journal Of Commerce says:
The inactivity noted during the last few
weeks in brown cotton continues; the trans
actions are still limited 10 the sale of small
lots, and prices are unsettled. The stock
Of standard sheetings in first hands is not
large; the accumulation is gradual, and
probably will not be excessive while values
Of the raw staple maintain anything like
current rates. There Ia no important
change in nominal quotations from the re-
vision of last week but there has not been
sufficient business to establish the new
prices and few parties have not reduced
their old asking rates for the reason that
iobbers are selling their goods at lower
figures than they would accept, and they
are waiting for a more permanent basis
upon which to FIX prices. Fine goods OF
light weight sell slowly, and nearly all de-
scriptions could probably be purchased in
considerable quantities below quoted rates.
The following will show the recei pts and
stocks OF cotton at the various ports at the
lntnai InIna- -------- ------ ---------
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-27
nusINEss NOTICE.

Cant THonAs 8. HAYS having purchased an
interest in the UEIoS AND DISPATCH, becomes
from this date one Ct its proprietors The urn
name Of the new concern win be JOKES, HAYS
4 Co. by whom the business Of the establish
ment will be eoutiuued a. heretofore, at the old
stand. corner Church and Cherry streets, oppo-
site the pOstohice
Cant. Hays was born aud raised in this city,
andis we'll known for his courtesy and amiabIl''
~ as gentleman. as we'll as for intelligence,
integrity and promptness as man OF business
He will have charge Of the business department
Of the Office. and will be found in our counting
room.
The onul BUSINESS OF the old firm having
pnsscd into the hands Of the new, Capt Hays
will also settle that and viii give all proper re-
eoipts and acquitances.
Being fully prepared to 40 all kinds Of PRINT
ing promptly aad in the best manner the new
hrm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
age extended 10 the old.
January 10. 1868.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-27
ORR AGENTS.

JOHN " FAX0N. Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. lie our authorized agent at Ciarks-
VILE Tennessee. to rocsiye-and receipt for sub
seliptions ahd advertisements for the UsioS AMI
DfsEsrCH.
s O. ROZRLL. of franklin, Is our author
lied agent Cor Williamson and adjoining coun'
ties. 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions tC
the UNoN AND DIsPkTCH
DIR. J. B. MATTHEWS. Druggist. Odd Eel
lowe Hall Building. Woodland street. is oui
Authorized Agent 10 receive and receipt for I'D
yertisine and subscriptions in Edgeheld. Orders
delivered 20 him will be promptly attended to
He will also keep the Daily UNION AND DIS
TON on sale.