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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-01

Who wrote the most-Dickens, War
rem or Bulwer? Warren wrote "NOw
and Then" Bulwer wrote Night and
Morning" Dickens wrote. "All the Year
Round
A Washington dispatch of the 3Oth
saws that much uneasiness has been felt
at the War Department about the cOndi-
ton Of things South, and few troops at
the disposal Of the authorities have been
kept in readiness to be sent to any point
where there may be the most danger Of
an outbreak.
Louis Jackson has commenced suit
against Hon. J. Roe Il Co, Of St Louis,
for $4,000, in consequence of the wife OF
the former falling into 4 hole in the side
walk in front of the store of said firm.
A census taker recently asked q SER
want girl in Boston how many regular,
steady boarders there were in the house
She informed him that there were fifteen
boarders. IN all, but mot nor n ierS a
EN- is steady; the rest IS Radicals and
GENERALLY drunk in the evening.
The houses Of Hon. g. Il. Bradford and
J. b. Anderson, of New Princeton, Pa,
were broken into by burglars last Friday
night. and about 800 in money and
three valuable gold watches were taken.
Noarrests have yet been made.
A young fellow by the name Of Maui
rice F., a native Of Pesth, has broken
twenty tender female hearts in Vienna.
The young rake promised to marry all
these women, some of whom were not
vet seventeen, while others were over
forty years old. He seduccd fourrfiths
of them, borrowed all the money they
had, and then left the city. But the pos
lice pursued and caught him, and he IS
now in Jail in Vienna. He Is only nine
teen years old.
\ letter from the City of Mexico says
that in the village of Tayahualeo, situa-
ted among the lava fields in the valley Of
Mexico, some workmen, digging below
one of the large lava fields, discovered
not only we'll preserved buildings, but
even dried up human bodies, which made
them believe that a city had been buried
there similar to Herculaneum and POm~
peii.
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MARKETS BY TRLEGRAPA.
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 3I.-Cotton closed higher.
middling uplands ll9IHfd. Orleans Il{S1l9sd;
sales 5000 bales.
New York Market.
NEw YoRE. Oct Sl.-Cstton fra: sales 1900
bales Of upland Superhne flour s. sld6 40.
Rye dull. Coffee quiet and fra. Sugar firmer: .
Cuba llH9l21ic. MOlasses dali. Wheat duh
and lower. Corn 81 CSGSi PIC.
New York DFygOOds Market.
NEW LYORK, October 3IAHeavy brown sheet
lngs lsgl6c. New York mills bleached sheet
ings 25c. Tuscarora zoe. Richmond prints pc.
Lancaster l215c. Delaines &c.
New YORK. Money Market.
NEw YORK, Oct. sO-Money easier. Call loans
a. Sterling, 80, Gold 1875 1888. New
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, October. 3I.-Tobacco light. Tugs
to medium Leaf, 500 "a sales for the year end
Ing to-day Zl,IlS hhds. against 40Sl3 hhds. last
year. FlouT-sqPertne S6g6 so. Wheat 81 90
@S2 CO. Corn, old shelled. gOGg3c, new ear A.
g5Oc. Oats 53955c. Mess pork SCI. Bacon
SHOULDERS l3z2e: clear rib sides l64c; clear sides
Il1z9l754c. Whisky. raw free 81 o..
~. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3i-Tobacco UNCHANGED. Su-
Perfine -four S5g5 50. Fall wheat 81 5Cei s..
Corn, old, 93,9Sl OF; new s28S5c- Oats 46@5Oc-
Pork $50 50. BacOn-shOude-s BE sides l53[
@lI54e. Lard l754c. Whisky 81 IL.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, Oct. 81 Family flour s. 50G
%. Wheat dull. Corn 62Gb5c new; 93asl
old. Oats 5Ig6Sc. Cotton remains quiet at 49,.
W hlsky declined 81. BacOn-sides l6H1Sl714c.
shoulders l3c. Butter 54g5Jc, Eggs Dc.
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THE COTTON MARKETS..

Mobile, Oct. %.
CottOn-middlings pc; market quiet; factors
Offering more freely sales 1900; receipts IS; ex-
ports l6J.
Savannah, Get. 2S.
Cotton weak; middlings 2}51Ic; sales so bales;
receipts 2lSo; exports, cOaStWise. SO.
Charleston, Oct: 20.
Cotton dull: sales $50 middlings pc; re-
celpts ISc0; exports, coastWise, SIS.
Augusta, Oct. 20.
Cotton market quiet prices easier; sales 1893
bales; receipts S.6; middlings BE-
Macon, Ga, Oct. 80,
The market opened active With good de-
mand TINS morning at 2lzc for middiings; but
tpe noon and afternoon reports from the New
YORK market checked operations here, and the
market closed quiet this evening at a decline Of
AtIantn, Ca, Oct: 20.
The market has been quiet to-day. We quots
Mlddhngs nominally at 225<e.
Montgomery, Ala, oct. 10.
The cotton market is unchanged. and very
quiet at 2. &c for low middlings.
Memphis, Oct 20.
Inquiry was more general to-day, but at lower
rates. TO which factors were mostly unwilling 10
submit, though anxious to realize. We quote
Cincinnati, Oct. %.
There is fair demand from spinners. but az
scarcely as full prices. while the offerings ara
more liberal and buyers are able 70 make better
selections. The sales were chiefly at &c. We
qu6te ordinary at PC, good ordinary at 2IG2I1Lc
low middling ut 22922ic, a ID middling at 289
3c1zc per ID.
Louisville, Oct. 30.
Notwithstanding advices to-day to the Com
merelal News Department were not specially
depressing IN their tone, the bids at the regular
auction sale were all rejected A private sale
OF is bales is reported to-day. the classification
being middling and low middling, which sold in
the round lot at 221Zc.
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Monthly Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the Catholic Be
nevolent Association will be held thi:
evening at 4! o'clock in the basement o.
the Cathedral. Every member ia Special,
requested to be present as nominations
for officers will be made for the ensuing
term, and other business Of Importance will
be transacted.
Il. '. brennan, President.
+. {. MULyEHILL, Secretary.
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The Constitution and Liberty.

The Democracy of Nashville and Da-
wilson county are requested to assemble
en- ndsse on the PubliCSquare in this city
Oh Monday night next, Nov. 2, when they
will be addressed by distinguished speakers,
including Hon. Emerson Etheridge, Hon.
Ed. Cooper, Gov. Neil S. Brown, Hon. A.
S. Colyer, Judge Gaut, Hon. John c.
Burch, Maj. l. d. Walker, Col. Cahill and
others.
Everybody is cordially invited. Come
one. come all g.H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-01

ADJOURNMENT Of the r. w. Grand
Lodge.

ADJOURNMENT Of the X. w. Grand
Lodge.
After most HARMONIOUS session, during
which more than the ordinary amount Of
business was trans cited, the Grand Lodge
adjourned yesterday morning at II o'clock,
and the majority Of the representatives left
on the evening train for their homes The
only business of importance transacted yes
terday morning was the installation of the
officers elect. Upon taking his office, Mr..
r. Elliott made few pertinent remarks, re-
turning thanks for the honor conferred
upon him. He afterwards made the fol
lowing appointments George Mellersh
Grand Marshal, Thomas A. Clayton, Grand
Conductor, George Seiferly, Grand Guar
dian, and n. s. Davis, Grand Herald.
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Evansville. Henderson and Nashville
Railroad

The Evansville Journal Of the ooh ult,
says: "Mr. Hanson, one Of The contractors
on the Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
rgilroad, was in the city yesterday. From
kim we learn that the bridge across Deer
creek was finished on Tuesday, and that to-
day they will commence laying the track
An the further eide of Deer creek, where
hey have six miles Of the road-bed ready
for the superstructure, and another four
miles that will be ready for the rails with
an two weeks. This will carry lhe road TO
within eight miles Of Madisonville, and on
this eight miles large amount of grading
has been done 1t is confidently expected
That the road will be completed and the
cars running to jacksonville before the
end ofthey year. About two hundred hands
are employed on the work"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

We take pleasure in announcing to those Of
our citizens, and especially the ladies that are
fond of poetry, song and sentiment, that W E.
Embry, rising star of poetical ability, has
located in the city of Nashville. as agent for the
Nashville Life Insurance Company, and whose
business qualities are only surpassed by his
lofty and exalted poetical descriptions of the
refined feelings Of man. Two songs of his
composition will make their appearance in our
mu.ic store in the course Of a few days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-01

CoRN.--Sales as follows 100 bushels
shellsd at SOC; 200 bushels delivered in
sacks at IS and Soc; $50 bushels in sacks
delivered at 90c.
WHEAT.-We heard of small sales to-
day at 81 So.
CHEsTNUTs.-Saleso of IS bushels at So
per bushel.
OATs.-Sales of 100 bushels at SOC.
GREEN APPLEs-In demand at So per
barrel for Tennessee.
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aanIe for "A Fine Pacing Horse

Last night, the fine pacing horse Festus,
the property of Major Bayless, was raiIled
for, and fell into the hands of Dan Kim
new, of the Merchants Exchange, who, in
the contest, threw "fOrly-one," figures not
reached by others who had chances. We
congratulate him upon his good luck.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-01

London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s al "a.
Exchange on New York vas bought by
the banks yesterday at / discount and sold
by them at par.
Tennessee bonds we're quoted in New
York yesterday at zig for the old and
Il for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are ex-
tremely dull. Some dealers are paying
S36S4c, and are selling at Soc.
The sales of Southern State bonds a. the
New York Stock Exchange on the 2Sth
inst we're as follows:
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Fer Cairo, So. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
THEFlNE PASSENGER STEAM
er Tyrone, Ton HARMAS, Mas sslleS,,j4
VSfs " . " 80. Clark Will leave as >
above on TUESDAY, the FL. Of NavaTn her -
4 O'Clock P. ".
For freight or passage apply on board or 20
WIN. BOYD.
Al and q Front Street,
W. a. PEBBLES
nOvl-2t HARRISON X SON: ACTS
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Juvenile Fight.

Two youngsters had lively little fight
on South Market street yesterday evening.
Both of the chaps showed game to the last,
and boxed and gouged terribly. A large
crowd Of big folks assembled on the spot,
and strange TO say nobody interferred to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-01
NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1868

Resolved, That this tribute be spread
upon our minutes published in the South
ern Son, and a copy furnished the family of
our late Brother, DR.. Armstrong, by the
Grand Scribe. lif .t'
Respectfully submitted,
ANsoN NELSON,
Chairman of Committee.
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Tr.rIc Fate OF a Pretty Danseus

Mics Kate Hayden, who was known at
the Academy of Music in this city as
Mile Marie, died in Louisville on Tues
day last from the effects of injuries ie-
ceived on the night of the goth of Octo-
Der, at the Metropolitan Music Hall in
that citY.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
Fanny Brandsis, Evansville.
DEPABTED.
Ella Hughes, Cairo.

A@'-- - esa'Nf-l N4AANs
Fanny Brandeis, Evansville.
Tho river wss still falling yesterday,
with 80 inches on Harpe,h Shoals. Wealth
er cloudy, raw and disagreeable.
The Tyrone Is the next boat due from
Cairo. She will arrive on Monday, and
depart again on Tuesday at Pm.
It's reported in St. Louis that the Great
Republic IA soon 20 be sold at auction.
Last Sunday night as the Linton vas
proceeding from Evansville to Giro, the
Cumberland run into her at Diamond Is
land, tearing away her guard and knock
ing over two barrels Of molasses and thrse
crates Of cabbage. The Cumberland re-
ceiVed no damage.
The following Transfers Of steamboats,
and barges have been made ut st. Louis
recently:
Barge Jim Bobinsoa, Northern Line
Packet Company, to Crook & Co., $1,000.
Ida May, ferryboat, David c. K. Hucko
leberTy and Young Griffin, Jr., to the
NAaiA DAhh Na4 y NIlAlIAIF lOE CLINO.
Henry Ames, one-fourih by Thomas W.
ClOney, Of Jefferson City, to Thomas L.
Price for $1,000.
Laura Lizzie Soule, Of Alton, Illinois,
TO John Armstrong, Of same place, one
half for $1,000.
Ram New Orleans, Geo. Carey EgQIes
ton, VIM. L. Hamilton and FIELDING Q.
Priest, administrators OF VIM. G., Priest.
sold TO the Virgins Ferry Company for
$4,000.
Barge Rescue, \. NJ. Parks, Coopers.
town, III, TO Keokuk Packet Company for
$1,000.
Steamer Helena, John W. Brannen. st.
Louis, to c. II. Tyler, st. Louis, for $1,000.
Virginia, John F. Fitzgerald sells to
John W. Carroll, One-fOurth for Sl2,0 900,
Virginia, S. P. Fitzgerald sells to Chas.
Schultze, Of Louisville, one-eighth for
$4,000.
Virginia, S. P. Fitzgerald sells to VIM.
r. HOllcroft, one-eighth for $4,000.
Barges st. Paul and St. Louis, Alfred
Cutting, Metropolis, Illinois, sells TO A. NJ.
Hutchinson, St. Louis, for $500
MountaiEear, Robert Baker, ST. Louis,
sells to Wm. C. Blrtle onc-eighth for
$4,000.
Admiral Farragut, II. NJ. Blossom, as
signee Of Russel r. Lamb, Jr, Leonard G..
Quinlar, Edmond L. Biden, bankrupts,
St. Louis, sells to the 81. Louis and Peoria
Packet Company tbree-eiyhts for Sl1O0
Adelia, John Moriland sells to Herman
Rechtein, Anthony Schultz, lily. Blossom,
Hy. Kuter, Joseph CaPeie and Fred.
Sturman, for $4,000.
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A CHANGE OF Basel. J. LOvenlhall,
lately with Z. 4 j. Northman, is now in
business with LOveman Brothers, at their
well-known stand on Church street. The
firm have added TO their stock of hoped
skirts and corsets, a splendid line of white
goods; linens, swisses, jaconets, hosiery,
bIeached domestic, etc which they sell at
Eastern cost. Mr.. L. will be happy to
wait on his friends. nov st
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In Bankruptcy.
Middle District of Tennessee az Nash
willie. Octobar 10th. 1883,

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment as Assignee of
WaggOner / Co.. JnO. Only, Jno. b. SMITH n
Dowien. A. S. Edwards, J. K. Hogan and K. f..
Nevins, Of Davidson county, Tennessee, within
said district, who have been adjudged bank
rupts, upon their own petitions, by the District
Court of said district.
ALEX. A. HALL, Assignee.
Office: 81 Market st. d oetl7aw3t'
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STACEY HOUSE
Chureh street. Nashville. Tenn.

r1lHIS POPULAR HOUSE HAVING BEEN
i thoroughly renovated and -Iettted, Is now
openfor the reception Of guests.
Liberal arrangements made with permanent
olrders, aad hrst-class accommodations,
VIZ BIN O. h'~TLEY, PrOpr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-01

The burlesque opera of Cinderella by
Mr.. EVELYN Clifton, advertised for TO-
morrow evening, is unavoidably postponed
for lack of suitable scenery and properties
for its presentation, but will be positively
presented on Wednesday night next.
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Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy

Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.
TTIHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT "; L.
i Brown, Il. J. Russell, samuel j. bTadleg'
David Little, Milton Fisk and Joseph Brown,
ali Of White county, Tennessee, have, filed IN
the office of the Clerk Cf this Court, their petlI
tions for discharge, and it was thereup0n ordered
by the Court that hearing be had upon Ihe
same
On the sOih Day OF November is0s
At the hours of91z, 10. 1914 Il and III A N. and
I'm respectively, at the office Of the Register,
". Johnston. ESQ, in Sparta, Tennessee, and
that all creditors who have proven the debts,
aud other persons who are interested may APP
pear at the said time ad place, and show cause
if any they have, why the prayer of said petl,
tiOns should ot be granted, and that the second
and third meetings of said creditors Will De had
before the Register at the same time and place
L. Il. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
U. S. Dist. Court, Mid. Dist. Of Tenr-
oci2O-tueSdaysSt
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$4,000 Tennessee g.
The New York Post of the afternoon o
the 9Sib inst savs.


the 29lh inst. says;
Cash gold for delivery on speculative sales
continues in good demand. and borrowers pay
for its use from 1872 to l-64th Of one per cent.
per day. number of loans have been made
on which no interest was paid by either bOr-
rover or lender. At the Treasury sale of gold
bids were filed for $3.50 900, and the $300,tO0
offered were awarded as follows: 100000 at L 4
2l 100000 at lS4 ., and Sl0JOOO at Ia 80. This
is a fraction above the average price in the Gold
Room during the morning.
The loan market is still stringent, although
less pressure is reported than on yesterday.
Seven per cent. in coin is the common rate
among stock brokers, while government dealers
are generally supplied at the legal rate. The
ing their three per cent. certificates, heretofore
held as a portion of their legal reserve, and
loaning the currency received therefor. has al
forded a very pereeptible relief. In addition to
the 81 500, COZ yesterday presented by the Bank
of Commerce, we understand that the Assistant
Treasurer has received notification from other
banks that $500 OOJ will be presented to-day. 1t
is believed, if the principal banks pursue the
liberal course toward their customers which
some of them have already taken, that the worst
effects of the preGen stringency can be neutral
lied The demands for currency at the SOutb
and West will undoubtedly keep money fairy
active for some time; but these being generally
expected are not calculated to effect so sharp u
turn in rates as was recently produced by artl-
fetal means The Bank of the Commonwealth
stood creditor AT the Clearing House this morn
ing 81. sO2 co. This large balance Is due to the
fact that the operators for a decline most con-
spicuous in aggravating the present stTingency
keen their principal accounts at this bank"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-01

Property Holders should never be
without a Fire Policy in the old, well
tried, and Reliable State Insurance
Company of Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-01

FURs! FURsl CHEAP, CHEAP.-Anoih-
er large consignment just received at W.
A. Dwyers, No. 80, Public Square. Bean
tiful sets for children only "a; sets for
ladies Sc. Call and see them.
oct30 81.
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Notice to show Cause-In Bnnkruptc '

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT J. ".
Harday, p. b. Calhoun. 5. l.. Calhoun, ).
A. Leath. NJ. D. l.. Edwards. Mason WALKER y.
II. Sellers. WIN. Majors, David Gillian, L, NJ.
Earnest, w. Grindstaff T. Z. Peace and ). L.
BeIcher. Jr, all of Wilson county, Tennessee
have filed in the eifice of the Clerk ofths court
their petitions for discharge, and it was there,
upon ordered by the court that hearing be had
upon the same,
On the 18th Day OF November, 1865,
at the hours of 10. 1O11, II, ll15 An, Il NJ, l.
u, 2 ~, 8 80 and AZ P. NJ, respectively, at
the Office of A. S. Bradley. Esq, Register; IN
the Courthouse in Lebanon, Tennessee; and that
all creditors who have proven their deOts' ana
other persons interested, may appear at sald
time and place, and show cause, II any, they
have, why the prayer OF said petitions should
not be granted, and that the second and third
meetings of said CREDITOR will be had before the
Register at the same time and place;
Il. r. CAMPBELL,
Clerk Il. s. Dist Court, Mid. Dist. of Tenn.
or - tluTSdayS2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-01

Gold made decline in New York yester-
day. The following are the quotations !:
Opened at 154, was 1881 at 1920, 134 at
II, 1885 at 11:2O, 1885 at noon, End closed
at 1884 at 8 P. NJ. Dealers here were pay
ing 133 and asking 134!.
Government securities were quoted in
Now NnrL rastnriau "a E,lInu,.
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To Printers

We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at a bargain, by
application at the Office of the UNION AND
AMERICAN.
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RAGS.

Whiteman Bros. pay So cents per pound, and
have been paying it for weeks past
oct23 If # -Ir
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On tho 9Th Day Of November, 1868.

at the hours Of 10. 1G1% II and ~ A. N, reSPec-
lively. at the office OF Alex. 5. Bradley, Esd
Register. No, 7S12 Cherry street, Nashville, Ten
nessee. and that all creditors who have proven
their debts. and other persons interested. may
appear at said time and place and show cause,
if any they have, why the prayer OF SAID pel5
tions should not be granted, and that the second
and third meetings of the creditors Will be had
before the Register at same time and place,
L. r. CAMPBELL, Clerk
U. S. Dist. Court Middle DIST. Tenn
Oct2OTueslays3t
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NASHVILLE, OCT, 1868.

ERRING BUT N0BLE-SELF HELP FOR
Ia young men who have erred, desire better
manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge If benefited return the postage. Ad-
dress, PHILANTHR0Ss Box p, Philadelphia.
Pa. sep23- 3m
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office TO SHOW Cause--In Bankruptcy

This Is,TO GIVE NOTICE THAT J. N.
i Radcliffe, j. L. Reese, VIM. Pinkston,
5. 3. Rozell. johnson Wood; Donald Game IT.l
j. Il. Fleming and f. W. Oyerton. all Of VIII
Hanson county, Tennessee, have filed in the
office of the Clerk eff this Court, their petition Tor
discharge, and it was thereupOn ordered by tho
Court that hearing be had upon the same
On the 18th day Of November 1865
at the hours of IA, IL. 2, "a, 212, 9. 81, and
az P NJ. respectively at the ONCE OF A. =
BRADLEY. Register in the Court House in Frank
lin, Tennessee. and that all creditors who have
proven their debts. and other persons interested
may appear at said time and place, am snow
petitions should not be granted, and that the
second and third meetings of the creditors shall
be had before the Register at the same time
Z, r. CAMPBEi L, Clerk,
oct 30 81 Z, 5. Dist, Court Middle Dist. Tenn.
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All who wish tickets for the approach.
ing election, will call at the Office of Gen.
Stubblefeld on Deaderick street. Erf
oct3l.td
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
iUNDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1865.
Tickets! ITfcketsl!

Old papers, suitable for wrapping, at the
UNION AND AMERICAN Office.
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On the sOah Day OF November, Is
Notice to Show Capse-In Bankruptcy.

u,UIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT c. W;
| Brown. Ii. Z. GiIlock. NJ. +. Seltz and
Frank L. Perrin, all of Davidson county, Ten
nessee, have filed in the Office of the CLERK OF this
Court, their petitions for discharge, ana II was
thereupOn ordered by the Court that hearing
be had upon the same
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GENERAL MARKETS.

JOTTON,-MaThtL IU-Udy CIUst5 luII
and steady. The transactions Of the da,
was large at the following quotations:
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MAMMOTH DEMOCRATIC RALLY.

The Last of the Campaign.
The Eve Of the Great Day.