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Reane Iron Company.

The most important enterprise lnaugu-
rated 10 Tennessee, during the past year,
says the Chattanooga Republican, has been
perfected under the direction of Gen. j.
T. Wilder, in Roane county, four miles
from Kimbrough's landing, on the Ten
nessee River. The success of the under
taking will exert most important effect
on the future prosperity Of East Tennessee
as the works, built at lockwood, ale of the
latest and best pattern for the manufac-
ture of iron, and all the tests will be made
under the direction of practical men.
About three years ago, Gen. J. T. Wild
er, who is civil engineer, and practical
machinest, being convinced that East Ten
nessee must ultimately become a great
manufacturing section traversed this entire
section OF our State for the purpose of To-
eating iron works In Roane county,
twelve mile from Kingston, on the eastern
slope of Waldran's Ridge he discovered
traces Of iron aud coal adjacent TO each
other, and after careful examination was
satisfied that deposites Of great richness
existed near the present site Of Rrock-
wood. After carefully maturing his plans
he associated with him a number of large
capitalists, organized a company, and last
spring commenced work literally in the
wilderness. From $50 to 200 men were
employed, and under the personal super
vision of the General the work has been
rapidly pushed forward 10 completion, and
now, where formerly there was scarcely a
vestige of civilization, little town, with
broad, regularly laid out streets, and
handsome frame cottages has sprung up
and the busy click of the stone cutters
hammer, and the blaCksmith's anvil, with
the low rumble of rolling cars, is heard
from morning I'LL night during the week
while on Sunday, the people Of the village
and surrounding country, assemble in
neat frame church for public worship.
The furnace is situated in the gorge 0
the mountain, is 45 feet high, and has
capacity Of Is tons per day. An mex
r hsustible coal bank Of the finest qualit!
has been opened about three quarters of
mile from the furnace and $4,000 bushel
t have already been deposited on the stool
yard for use about the 18th Of December
r when the furnace will be dried out AM
; ready for the ore. The coal is accessible
f by q train road up the mountain side wit
4 & grade of $50 feet to the mile, making th
r delivery of fuel matter Of the greate'
: ease and convenience.
4 About one half mile to the east OF th
3 furnace is the richest vein Of red FOSSIL
e erous ore which has been discovered L
Y East Tennessee, assaying IS per cent. Thi
n vein is already opened for some distaDc
!. and its richness exceeds the most sanguin
Y expectation of the old company, aud
is certainly something remarkable even
our own mineral seclion of East Tenne
see. Parallel to and east Of the first vel
is a deposit Of brown hemate of the fine
g quality, which will enable the mixing
= ores in such proportions as 10 insure Il
= production Of the finest quality Of natiI
| iron known 10 our market.
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MARKETS By TRLEqRAP J
Foreign Markets,

Foreign Markets.
LoxDox. Sept. 5.-Consols 941I9947s; 5-2os "A. |
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 6.-Cotton closed firm and
unchanged; middliR uplsnds ll1sd; Orleans
week under Thurday 12i.000 bales. Of which 200
bales were for export, and S26 600 on specula-
ton; stock 10000 bales. Including 1900 bales
Of American.
New York Market.
NEW YORK. November 6.-Cotton is heavy
and decidedly lower; uplands 2592}4e. Super
fine flour IS S0@6 10. Rice quiet. Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet; Cuba 1114912IIc. Molasses dull.
Wheat steady. Corn 81 1901 l6.
New York lDrygOOds Market.
New YoRK. Nov. 6.-Lancaster prints are &c
higher, Canton fannels, bleached. 2lc; Nashau
do 26c; Great Falls 2lc; Grain bags BIC; Lewis
ton Arc; Stark A 4l12e; heavy brown drills
New York Money Market
New YoRK, Nov. 6. 1s6s.-The excitement in
Wall street to-day is intense, and without pre-
cedent. The Stock Exchange panic this morn
ing was about as severe as ever known, and IN
the evening the buoyance was greater than at
any time since the Juror for a rise about two
week ago. Tho money market opened very
stringent at per cent. on call, with = per cent.
commission, but closed easier. This was Ccca-
stoned by tho report that the bear cheque had
covered their. supports, and were letting out
money, and that the banks were lending more
| freely, which seems to be authentic. Sterling
unsettled at s3fg9A. Gold opened at ls27s. but
Ieli 10 iOAs anu ciOsou a. 1S.e,1o-/s. ~!
| securities were panieky this morning and prices
declined to 1491Se per cent. For call loans there
/ was better feeling, with recovery of A9E
| per cent, and later in the evening there was /
/ further advance I9aI per cent, market CLOSING
! firm and active; New Tenn ssees 65zlc.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-TobaceO unchanged. Su
perline -four S595 50. Wheat 81 509l IS. Corn q
| ass. Oats 47950c. Pork 80 .. BacOn--shoul
dars l4c; clear sides lS149lSA. Whisky 81 O5.
1
CNCIgyATI. Nov, 6-Family flour ST 500
| rs. Wheat 81 6. Old corn 90c: new 6O96Sc
Oats 57958e. Cotton dull at 23923&c. Porl
| S2i Grern meats 7Il9l09l2c. Lard 15149l7c
Bacon is held a. lie Sides are held at lS9l9c
| Butter 34G3Sc.
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BACoN.-Market firm at following quo
tatious: Clear sides at 18c; shoulders
14i@144c; country hams II and Isle;
choice sugar cured canVased hams 2l3
@22c; plain canvased 134c.
LARD-We notice to-day material
decline, consequent upoS the prospects of
early slaughtering. We q1ote in tierce
133@l93c; in kegs and cans 1910 20lc.
RAGs.-Whiteman Bros. are paying sic.
COTTON YARNs.-Demand good and
supply limited. We quote 5OO's at zoe,
COOS at 18c, zoos at 16c.
HAY.-We quote at S22@25 per ton.
FLoUR.-We quote superfue at 50 50;
family $40 5O@11; extra family S11: fan
cy So.
ToBACCo.-Common, unsound, 35@5Sc;
sound 6O97Oc; bright 8O@Sl; light
pressed 81 ; fsurteens 65@SOc.
SUGAR-We quote New Orleans 100
16!c; Demarara, 153@1Gc; Porto Rico
13!@15c; Cuba 13!@14c; standard hards
173c; A Coffee 16Ic; B do 16fc; C
extra DO. l6c.
| MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs-We quote for
common to choice 559SI 10.
| CoFFEE-Rio, common to strictly choice
2l@24!c; Java 5000; Laguyra &c.
SALT-Seven bushel barrels by the car
load S4; FIVE do. So 90
FIsH-We quote mackerel as follows
No per half Dbl. SlI No. do 50 $50
10. Ne. do IS 50; No. I in kits So No.
2 do 81 rs; No. do 50 So
RICE-We quote best Carolina 123c
HosuNY-We quote 9@4c per ID.
NAHs-1OFs s. PSI per keg, and 25c for
each diminishing grade.
CANDLEs-We quote lSc per ID for star,
light weight; summer mould $ 50 per
box.
CHEEsE Supplies good. We quote for
Western Reserve l8c per ID; factory 2oe !;
English dairy 1Sc.
SARDNEs.-Quarter boxes 2Oc per box
by the case
NUTs-We contiaue our quotations as
foIIows.
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Hev Nashville Yhcoter.

We were glad to notice n large audience
at the theater last night on the occasion Of
the complimentary benefit rendered TO Miss
Nellie Germon. Daring her engagement,
here, she has won the good opinions of cur
play-goers by her excaIlen. rendition Of
the various characters in which she has
appeared. Every night there hs7 heru
something new presented, and whether in
farce, comedy or drama, she has proved
herself equal TO the occasion, and highly
delighted her au3Itors in her eff rt5 TO
please she has been ably sustained by Mr.
Robert johnson il the leading parts. lie
ia a first class general actor, having the
benefit also Of great versatile talents. To.
night will close the engagement Of these
artistic. Let them have A parting tribute
worthy Of their merits. We learn som
The management that the great tragic
actress, Miss Charlotte Champion, is en-
gagged and will appear on Monday evening.
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FIGUEID Alpaca at 224c yard at S.
Sirkles, l. Union street. nov Off


The Haine7 piano, recently intro.
duced in this city by our enterprising
music dealer James \. Mcclure, is bound
to have successful run. Iti8 a very hand
some instrument and what is still better,
very lev in price, being offered at $3.50
1t was through the influence Of Mr. Nc.
Clure, that the manufacturers brought ont
THE style Of piano, and % the agent here
for It's sale, he will doubtless DO a large
MMsine-a
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Ga Thursday there was a little tea-psrty
given in West Nashville, and among the
visitors were a lady aud her nurse. While
they were all enjoying themselves the
nurse was ranaacking other portions Of the
house in search Of valuables. After search.
ing for some time she esped gold watch
belonging 10 the owner Of The house, and
pocket0i it, The company left at a late
hour, and the owner Of the watch, before
retiring thought be would wind mp His
time piece, but il was not to be found Ye--
terday be placed The matter ia De;ec i've
Barmore's hands who, after little iuyrs i.
cation, fonnd the watch concealed in 4
house in South Nashville. The nurse was
suspicioned, and after being promised that
IL she would deliver up the watch nothing
would be done with her, she readily con-
seuted.
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Key e 4. Holland.

The Nashville Christian Adrocate says
that Rev. Il. A. Holland has been preach
ing and lec,urinc in ClaIksyilIe Gallaiin.
Murfreesboro, and elsewhere, to large and
delighted audience, and is to lecture in
Nashville November I2th, on behalf ofthr
Protestant Orphan Asylum. We bespeak
and predict very large attendance, both
on account of the lecture itself, which we
need not say will be eloquent, and Of the
object bad in view, which is one that never
fails to interest our benevolent citizens.
The orphans greatly need assistance
must be fed and clothed, and winter draws
MICH.
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Undermined TO Trahe.

The Springfield Register tells a rough
joke at the expense Of en- enterprising
clothes dealer in that place: Mr.. Goldna-
mer, who by the way, has a splendid stock
of clothing, etc, and was doing his level
best 10 please a customer in the selection
Of = coat. After trying on al IN the house,
finally found one that fit to 7. and give
satisfaction in every respect except one.
Says he, Jonas, this ia just the coat l want,
but it stinkS no no !! says Jonas, fish not
de coat, tiah me, iish me dat slinks. The
trade was made.
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Deaderick Street Onward in Z
March of Improvement

VA
No street in the city has been so much
improved in the last few years as Deade-
rick, and now that Nicolson pavement is
one of the features of this narrow, but coy
little thoroughfare, the properiy-holders
in that locality seem determined that
nothing shall be lacking on their part to
advance its claims in the path Of splendor
and enterprise. We understand that the
owner of the block of buildings on the
north side, extending from Cherry street
to Barkhorn's, has contracted for a CON-
plete remoddling of The same, in the shape
of open fronts, massive and handsome cor
nices, and an elegant finish generally. In
the language Of modern poet, we can ex'
claim, "bully for Deaderick."
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Londor advicel of yesterday quote
United States 5.2Os at 79s.
Exchange on New York was taken 10y
the banks yesterday At / discount, and sold
by them at par.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at G6i for the new and
654 for the old.
Nashville corporation checks are dali
and rates unchanged. Dealers buy at so
@83c and sell at 84985c.
The sales Of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 81
inst. were as follows:
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The Returns from three additional dis,
tricts in this county were received yes1er-
day, tie vote being as follows:
Fourth District: Seymour %, Grant IS,
Mercer ., Pros7er ), Motley Il
Twenty-fourth District Seymour Il,
Grant none, Mercer %, Pr-sser 8, Motley
II.
TGenty.tihh District Seymour s, Grant
8, Mercer Is.
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Larceny.

Lem Battle, colored, was up before TIE
Commissioner yesterday morning on a
charge oflarceny in stealing a wagon sheet,
one barrel Of molssses ard one pair Of
boots from John Powell. He was bound
over to the Criminal Court, and in default
u $1,000 security. was committed to iail.
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.TAN.PAYER .
The Importance of Preserving &c.
ceiptS.

ceiptS.
Under the present outlawed and ire.
sponsible administration Of the city gov
eminent, il is of the utmost Importance to
citizens to take and preserve receipts for
the corporation taxes they pay. Here
lately it is no uncommon occurrence for
property owners to be presented with bills
for taxes which have already been settled.
We heard yesterday of at least fifteen cases
ofthis sort. 1t is always safest TO take and
preserve receipts for money paid in liqui-
dalton of claims Of this character, espe'
cially when the persons presenting them
are strangers or understood tobe unfriendly
to any well-regulated system of book-keep
ing. Tax payers will save themselveI
trouble and expense by takisg good car
of their receipts for money paid.
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MnrrInrn Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since Octob,r 30:
Henry c. Blais and Sally Ann Baker
Michael Farrell and Mary Ann Leonas-
ney.
F.B. Hamilton and Laura S. Hooper.
w. s. Riddle and Emma f. Latimer.
Josiah Ferris, Jr., and Henrietta Nolen.
Richard Griffin ard Alexine ;. Nc.
Crea.
George W. Case and locke ". Rsavss.
VIM. Aubrey and Polly Ann Aubrey.
COLORED.
Manuel Willis and Louiza Sandrfs.
Thornton Balm and Emily Thomas.
Thomas Bass and Esther Spencer.
SiIas Simmons and Tennessee Primm.
Henry Gasswsy and Alkaline Hooper.
Samuel Pride and Emily White.
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The following discharges in bankruptcy
have been granted since October Both :
Montgomery county, Michael Matlett
and T. D. Scott MauTy county, James 7.
Wells; Davidson county, james '. Hays
and W. NJ. Rowan; Williamson county,
Daniel McCalpin; Wilson county, Thomas
A Young
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Hound 10 Appear.

The three negroes, Edmund Martin,
Charles Woodland and VIM. Brown, who
were arrested Thursday night for stealing
bacon from The store-house OF Mr.. S. 3.
Spurlock, on Broad street, were arraigned
before Commissioner Davis yesterday
morning. The first two named were bound
over to the Criminal Court, and in default
Of security were committed TO Jail. Brown
was discharged, there being no convic-
ting evidence against him.
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Dr.. W. d. T. Sawrie has recently re-
Gently received the appointment a. agent Of
the Carolina Life lnsursnce Company Of
Memphis, and will hereafter represent the
interests Of that company. Dr.. Sawrie has
taken an Office at No. ~ Maxwell House,
where he will be glad to receive a call
from his old friends.
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THE COTTON MAwKEFs.
Mobile, Nov. 4

nODAtSs NOV II
Cotton opened dull and closed firm. owing t.
favorable cable news; middlings 4c: sa!sz
1850 bales; receipts S6i bales.
Savannah. NOV. 4
Cotton opened weak, but closed firm; mil
dlings PIE: sales 79O bales; receipts 1885 bales.
Atlanta, ga, Nov. 4.
Cotton frmer at 23lEc for miIiliugs; sales rs
bales; receipts $50 bales.
Charleston, Nov. 4
New York cotton opened easier aud closed
frlner; sales $50 bales; middlinGs 25a4c; receipts
ggg bales exports cOastwise ll9J bales
Macon, Ga, Nov. 4.
The market opened this morning at decline
of &c from yesterdays prices. The quality oiief-
ing was not large, and sales were not heavy
We quote middlings at PIG
Columbus, Ga, New. 4.
There was but little cotton sold. We quote
Northern middlings at 2254c.
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= Handsome Improvement.

One Of the most elegant residences in
the city, will be that Of Judge WhitwOrth,
now in course Of erection on Spruce street.
This thoroughfare can boast Of many
handsome dwellings, and the one in ques-
ton viii be equal in point Of architectural
dcsign 10 The handsomest.
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Academy OF Music.

1t is useless TO remind our readers that
the stage manager always gets up some
thing extra for Saturday night, and the
bill for this evening is doubly attractive,
consisting Of several side-splitting pieces,
together with new songs, dances, etc. If
you desire a front seat, apply at the box
Nfhce in lime
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Several persons were fined in the Com
missioneI's Court yesterday for having
'ailed to repair their sidewalks in accord.
aace with the CITY law.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-07

Michael Fitzgerald, drunk and using
abusive language; fiaed So and costs.
the came for shooting in corporation
limits; fined So and costs.
Lizzie Smith, assaultiog with stones
fined s. and costs.
Henry Goldsmith, peddling without
license; continued.
Thomas Griffin, drunk and lying on
Sidewalk, S. and cost=.
Martha Brown, drunk and using vulgar
language in the market; 50 and cOsts.
REcEIvED $4,000 worth Of drygooLs
Blankets, ShrwIs and Cloaks, from bank
rupt sale, which will be cold very low at
CHAs. RICHHEIMER & Co.,
uU4 If 4G College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-07

William Nash was arrested yesterday ut
the instance Of Martha Sumner, colorel,
on 3 charge Of being the father of bastard
child. Tie was taken before Esqnige VIII
kinson who continued the case until to
d9y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BARRELS WANTED.

The highest marke. price will be paid in cash
for Ten Thousand Flour barrels, at the
Jackson Mills. South Market street.
nov5.lm JOHN J. MCCAIN.
Banner and Springfield Register copy.
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q. II. Nixon aad B. F. J0urd4n who
were ccmm;,ied to Jail Thursday by Jus-
ticr Mathews on a charge OF passing couu-
tclitit money to await their trial on Salur-
day, were released yesterday, the required
bond having been given.
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0URAGEETS.


The following gentlemen are authorized
nd requested to act as Agents for the
INIoN AND AMERICAS, and to receive and
eceipt for subscriptions and advertisements
Or the same:
EAST TENNESSEE.
3. G. Manard, Bristol.
S. N. Fain, Messy Creek.
G. Austin, Austin's Mills.
Will. McCampbell, Knoxville.
Patten g. Payne, Chattanooga.
II. Liggett, Kingston.
james B. Reed, Athens.
Hugh L. Fry, Sweetwater.
Capt. W. D. Haynes, Blountville.
Marsh Ingel, Union Depot.
Col. DUNCAN, Jonesboro.
Col. VIM. SPRINGFIELD, Rogersville.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
John w. Faxon, GAINESVILLE.
NJ. Y. B. Ingram, Springfield.
r. T. Ferguson, Peacher's Mill
w. r Saddler, Forts Station.
]. B. Wright, Gallatin.
J. Ii. Brockett, Lafayette.
A. A. Swope, Carthage.
DR.. S. c. Bridgwater, Dixon's Syringe.
w. G. Cox, Gainsboro.
P. Turney and ]. A. P. Fancher, Sparta.
T. Whaley, Smithville.
r. kirkpatrick, Buffers Landing.
Williamson & Martin, Lebanon.
Z. +. Pennebaker, N'
20. H. P. Sehorn, Murfreesboro.
w. II. McFerrin, Woodbury..
Howard w. Newman, Winchester.
II. L. Mailing, Meanwhile.
OH. p. Harris, Livingston.
E. F. Hunt, Tullahoma.
D. P. Rathbone, Manchester.
E.G. Curlle, Bradyville.
VIM. Barton, Readyville.
John Laws, Pennington.
A. A. Steele, LeWisburg.
McCord and OgiIvie, Unionviile.
G. P. Baskette, and NJ. B. Moorman 6
Bro, Shelbyville.
Geo. w. Morgan, Fayetteville.
DR.. J. B. Mathews, Edge6eld.
Simpson & Cleland, Brentwood
T. Watson, S. B. Rozell, Franklin.
J.B. Stephenson, Spring Hill.
Banks & Drake, Thompson'5 Station.
D. Shelton, Columbia.
NJ. L. Stockard, and J. S. Griffith, Mt.
Pleasant.
A. H. Higdon, LynnviIle.
VIM. Harris, Cornersville.
w. ]. Ridgeway, Elkton.
]. R. Osborne, Pulaski.
F. G. Tignor,
E. W. Holt, Bunker Hill.
II. Denton, Cookeville.
Matthews & Davenport, Lawrenceburg.
Mai. Brashear, Linden.
w. L. Morris, Waynesboro.
A. G. McDougal, Savannah.
Col. L. McCulIum, Centerville.
W. w. Hobbs, Waverly.
| Thos. c. Morris, Charlotte.
G. E. Hughes, Clifton.
John Larkins, Johnsonville.
A. J. Shemwell, Dover.
I'M. Vester, Ashland City.
E. w. Yates, Mulberry.
B. II. Barry d Co., Lynchburg.
Thos. Conner, McMinnville.
DR.. A. NJ. Hall, Petersburg.
W. r. Loving, Richmond.
WEST TENNESSEE.
/. NJ. johnson, Cageville.
| w. A. Steele, Camden.
VIM. Laudrum, Dresden.
Louis NJ. Williams, Newtern.
D. P. ShOffner, Union City.
| Cab. Shull, Purdy.
A. S. Currey, Trenton.
WI. Westbrook, Brownsville.
| Maj. John II. Bills, Bolivar.
| n. Y. Cavitt, Paris.
Scales & Seward, Humboldt.
J. F. Davis, Hickman, Ky.
John L. Webb, Dyersburg.
| w. c. Vail, Chestnut Bluff
! Capt. w. Wheeler, Ripley.
| W. J. Pitts, Double Bridges.
John I. Douglass, CovingtOn.
DIR. D. H. Thomas q Co, Lane6eld an
Mason's Grove.
| Mai JIG. II. Bradford, Woodville,
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There were seventy arrivals 1t the hotels
in Chattanooga on Wednesday last The
Republican SAYS that among the arrivals
were number Of gentlemen from the
Nor.h prospecting for favorable sites for
the Establishment Of branches o! business.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NIsHvILLE COMMERCIAL ISsUR4SCE Co.
Nashville, November s. lses
A DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT. ON THE
II amount Of the Capital Stock Of this Com
paBy. was this day declared payable on the lUth
list. + ID. HICKS, Secretary.
move " LBI
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The case Of Theodore Milling which has
been pending in Justice Mathews Court
for some time, was again continued yester-
dav until next Friday.
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ection in Tennessee-AdditiO re
firms
Editors oftho Union and American.
OBIoN COUNTY.

Editors otthe Union and American.
OBIoN COUNTY.
TEoY, Nov. 4, 1S6S.-Democracy is ia.
bilant over the result of the election in our
county yesterday. The following is the
vote Of the county:
Troy, u votes; majority for Seymour.
Union City, l02 votes; &c majority for
Seymour. District No. ., "a votes; 50 ma.
i0rity for Seymour.
No other polls opened in the county,
Obion is redeemed.
Respectfully yours, MILTON.
GILES COUNTY.
Pulaski, Nov. 5.-Giles went Demo
cratic by 81 votes majority. Hurrah fol
Giles end Captain Sheafe. Yours, O.
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fiARSHAL'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT VEN. EXPONAs
ID to me directed from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Southern District Of Ala
bama, to ratify Judgment rendered by said
Court on the 18th day Of April. 1867, in favor Of
the United States of America against Cade NJ.
GodbOld and John VI. Brown, for the sum OF
ss2-n 50 md tine costs Of suit. ] will
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