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SECOND BOARD.
$1,000 North Carolina g. ex. cOupOns....-...G41$
Z'UUO missouri os.'..-..'''--.-....... ......-oits
1909 do ................. ........,.....
1900 Tennessee is. .....G6I
The New York journal of Commerce of
the afternoon of the I'd inst. says:
THE demand for money from specuIa-
tive borrowers is moderately active; but
there is no unusual inquiry for purposes Of
Legitimate business, and the supply of sur
plus capital at this center continues gradu-
ally to increase. Call loans are made upon
good stock collaterals at 6C17 per cent, on
government securities, the lower is the pre-
yailing rate. The amount of commercial
paper offering on the market is compare
lively small, and the transactions are chief
ly restricted TO first class signatures, which
are placed at7(8 per cent. per annum dis
count"
The New York Post of the ID inst. says
Considerable discussion is taking place
about the proposal to issue fifty millions of
new currency. This scheme is two-fold;
one proposing to authorize more green
backs, the other more bank notes. Each
| plan has its respective advocates while a
large number Of the infationists care little
about details, and are Indifferent what form
the movement may take, if they can only
get initiation of some sort or other, and get
it soon. The prevailing opinion among
conservative, thoughtful men is adverse to
this mischievOus policy, but a determined
| effort seems likely to be made to induce
| Congress to adopt it as soon as the impeach
ment trial is over.
The late panic has suggested various pro-
| jects for imparting elasticity to the curren-
cy. One Of these plans, which is regarded
with some favor, is that the Treasury shall
| be authorized to lend on the government
| collaterals at 80; the amount lent not to
| exceed fifteen to twenty-fiVe millions. The
rate of interest is proposed to be fixed at
7 $40 per cent. so that when money is easy
the loans shall be repaid to the Treasury in
legal tenders, and when money becomes
tight the loans shall flow out again so as to
relieve the monetary pressure. The ad
vocates of this plan contend that if it had
been adopted the recent panic would either
have been prevented, or would at least
have entailed much less peril and disaster.
The national banks are directed to re-
deem all currency torn or worn out. 1t Is
not necessary for the holders to send it to
the Assistant Treasurer or TO Washington
Dealers instead of trying to shove off such
currency upon their customers, should take
it to bank and get its value in clean new
bills.
The following will show the receipts and
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Co. ting CONCEALED WFAPoNs-J.
d. O Zen, a tipsy individual who had
been shooting about promiscuously in the
corporation, was yesterday fined SO in the
the Police Court for carrying concealed
weapons lie came near putting an end to
officer james Skyles after his arrest.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is falling quite fast, with only
eleven feet on the shoals last evening.
ARRIVED.
Pine Grove, Cincinnati
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
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IMMIGRATION ITFMs.-Four thousand
immigrants have made their homes in Ten
nessee since last fall
Francis a. Hoffman, ex-Lieutenant Gov
erRor Of Illinois, through whose agency the
tide Of German immigration was turned to
that State. has written letter Of inquiry
as 10 the facilities for German immigration
TO Tennessee, and the natural resources Of
this section.
Commissioner Bokum has received an
invitation 10 visit Lee, Massachusetts, 10
consult with a number Of wealthy men
there who desire 10 invest a large amount
of capital in the iron regions of this State.
Police Court, MAY 5.-James Duncan,
stealing a mattress, wo,khouse sixty days.
Charles Graves, stealing geese, work
house ten days
Frank Safaran, same, workhouse five
days.
Jesse Gordon, Lem Foster, larceny, con-
tinued
Wallace Booth, assault and battery, g.
Jacob Smith, Phillip ODonnell, assault
and battery, discharged
r. +. Eason, drunk and lying on street
50.
Mary Jane Wesley, drunkenness, work
house ten days.
PERsoNAL.-Wcwere pleased TO meet Gen
Ed. Hickman on the street yesterday. Al.
though still unable 10 walk, his hosts o
friends will be glad to know that his health
is slowly bat steadily improving, and We vel
hope tosee him iuliyresiored. Disease never
laid its hand un kinder, more genial OF
better beloved citizen, than II did wher
now nearly hlieeu years ago he was strickel
with paralysis. la all those long wear,
wears Of suffering, this Is the frat lime Gen
ii has ftlt himself able to ride into th
city. We hope 10 greet him IN our mid-
again soon and frequently.
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A GHosr AT THE WoRKHoUsE.-The
workhouse is reported to be haunted by an
invisible ghost One of the guards was
nearly lifted from his bed the other night
by the mischievous apparition.
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GERMAN CoNsERvATIsM.-The subscrip-
ton books Of the Nashville Demokrdt, the
German Conservative paper in this city,
show nearly two hundred new subscribers
Just enrolled, from Murfreesboro and Chat
tanooga This speaks well for the German
sentiment in Tennessee,
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An ARrru DoDGEE.-A fruit dealer
was yesterday fined S. in the Court Of Jus
tees Cassetty d Brien, for using false peck
measures. The two measures he sold by
we're not Of the requisite dimensions, while
the measure he used in making his pur-
Chases was too large
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DIED.

At his residence in this city, Rev. JOHN T.
CAMPBELL, in the sixty -seventh year of his age.
His funeral will take place from the First Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, this afternoon
wednesday, at ga o'clock. Service by Rev.
A. J. Baird, DID.
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ARRESTS MONDAY NIGHT-John Flake
was arrested on Monday night, charged
with stealing several hundred dollars worth
Of silks. VIM Rains, colored, was arrested
on a charge Of stealing $500 worth Of shoes
from John Holahan's Eagle Shoestore,
North College street Both are awaiting 8
hearing.
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FRAUDUL EET BREACH OF TRUsT.-
Charles Thompson, charged by DIR. Ken
nedy with fraudulent breach Of trust, was
yesterday bound over to the Criminal
Court bY Justice Thurneck.
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RELEASED Alice Branch, col, charged
with threatening TO burn tha house of Mrs.
Mosley, and who was committed to Jail by
Justice Mathews, was released yesterday,
after trial before Judge Cary, Of the Circuit
Court. on a writ Of habe1s corpus.
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THREE AND CosTs.-John Cockrell, the
great-high cock-o'lorem Of the city scaven-
ger department, was yesterday fined So by
Justice Wilkinson, for abusing two women
Of his own color
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DEGRovE AND THE VIGILANCE Com
MITTEE.-All the witnesses were examined
yesterday in the DcGrove suit against the
Vigilance Committee for $50, 600 damages,
now pending in the Federal Court. The
argument for the prosecution will be opened
this morning by X. McP. Smith.
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STEALING EooTs-A colored boy only
ten years old was arrested yesterday for
stealing pair Of boots. He was commit
ted 20 Jail by Justice Wilkinson, TO await a
further hearing.
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SPRIrUAIIsM-A number of spiritual
mediums have formed a circle in North
Nashville, and are in weekly receipt Of
communications from the spirit-land.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.


LIVERPOOL, May 5.-Cotton a shade
easier. Sales $500 bales. Uplands l2sd
Orleans 12Jd. Provisions and breadstuti.
unchanged.
LONDON, May s. - ConsoIs 1904!
$40 bonds 7Gs.
FRANKFORT, May 5.-United States
5-2Os 75s.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, May 5.-TobaccO-sales
200 hhda. leaf at full rates lugs s. 25O
3 70; common 10 medium leaf $50, Il ,
fair to selections S1SG2L Cotton 30lc
-superGne 50 1903; fancy SD IS
Gl3 p. Wheat g 55@2 60. Corn
$50 9Oc. Lard 2OCg2I4c Bacon-should-
ers l4i clear rib sides I7ic; clear sides
l8ic. Bulk meats-shoulders l3tc clear
sides l74c. Mess pork 500; prime mess
ST. Whisky nominal.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, May Cotton unchanged
Sales 1900 bales. Uplands 324c. Coffee
quiet. Sugar-Cuba ll4@ be. Molasses
quiet Flour quiet and easier Wheat
spring 81 1902 81. Rice doll Carolina
93@llc.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, May Money market dull
but prices steady. Call loans ] per cent.
The failure Of j. G.. II. Messenger, Presi-
dent Of Three Banks Is announced. Ster-
ling 10000. Gold l394@l39t New
Tennessee So.
Cincinnati Market.
CIYCINHATI, May 5.-Flour dull; f4mi-
Iy SlIM11 80. Wheat s. 6OG265. Corn
92M94. Oats 78@8O. Mess pork S23 50.
Bulk meats l3t@l5. Bacon-shoulders
lat, sides l74@l8c. Lard $4,000 But
ter 400 45c. Eggs l8c.
~. LOuis Market
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Tobacco-lugs to
medium leaf 81 5O@l8. Flour unchanged.
Wheat 81 07G2 s.. Corn Stool. Oats
76@78c. Mess pork $1,000 Bulk
meats l3t@l74. Bacon-shoulders l4!;
clear sides l81c. Lard 2O@2l. Whisky
81 20.
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quinine g 40 ; sal soda &C; vitriol Sc
opiumS 11 50; alum &c; aqua ammonia zoe;
carbonate ammonia SIC; assafrtida soc ;
caliaaya bark 81 25CG2 80; calomel, Eng
fish 81 IS; American 81 40, castor oil
81 p per gallon; camphor 81 p.
N"SnNiiie Wholesale DrygOOds Trade.
NASHVILLE, May 3, 1865.
The business Of the past week has been
very satisfactory, and our Wholesale dealers
are pushing ont their trade in regions here
totore commanded by Louisville. Buyers
are beginning to see that goods can be
| bought in Nashville on as good terms as
in Louisville or Cincinnati
A Brown SHEErINGs-Augusta I9c,
Laurel Hill 19c, Richland l9c, Tennessee
premium 19c
Brown SHEETINGs-Augusta 164
EVANSVILLE l6!.
BLEACHED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (, 10
Washington {, lie, Pontiac 4, 1Gc, Ions
dale A, %.
SEA IsLANDs-l3 to zoe.
PRINTs-Troy &c, Wamsutta lO4Gllc,
Aliens, Gloucester, DunnelPs, Manchester
and all standard brands, lie.
TICKs-Mount Vernon No. ., zoe, Pas
cifc J 25c, do. A CSC, Conestoga 4 IA SIC.
PLAID AND STRIPED OsNABURGs-Aia-
bama dc, Texas 25c, Tennessee 274@30c.
Cambrics 14@IS. Wiggans l5alS}.
PLAID LTNsEYs-4 all wool 20a224c, )
do. 274c.
Red and White Flanels I to A, 274a6O.
Brown Drills, 20@21.
Cotton Delaines 2Oa224 all wool delaines
422a55.
CoTToN YARNs.-5OO dc, coo 19c, 700
lie.
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TuE GoLD RoBBERy.-Henry and An
ME Benton, the colored servants charged
with stealing nearly $4,000 in gold, the
property Of Lawrence Finn, from a privy
roof where it had been seCreted, were yes
terday taken from Jail to the 18th district,
for hearing before Justice Garfield,
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Nashville Live stock Market.

NAsHNILLEI May D, Iobo.
The appearance ofgrass fed beevs in our
market, has, as yet had no tendency to re-
duce the prices. The market is well sup
piled We quote:
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CLERKS AND JUDGES OF ELECTION
Registration Commissioner Sheridan yes
terday appointed Judges and Clerks for
the election TO be held on the 10th inst, for
the purpose of voting S35OOOO subscrip-
ton to the Tennessee and Pacific railroad.
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BASE BALL.-The Arlington Club will
play the field this afternoon at halEpast
two O'Clock, at the Fair grounds.
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AssAULTING A NEGRO.-Justice Mathews
yesterday fined Michael Wright S. for as
saulling a negro named Harvey Adams.
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loAai 'u'I ea7e 81
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of
the % inst. says Of domestic drygoods:
The trade still drsgs, aud dealers are
generally disappointed. A few Of the
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Gold remains unchanged in New York.
The following are the quotations of yester-
day Opened at 1898, was 1891 at 1925,
1891 at noon, and closed at 1891 at 8 P. NJ.
Dealers here were paying 1891 and hold
ing at 40
lower IN New York yesterday. The fol-
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FOR EVANSVILLE. LOUISVILI.E AND
CRNCTNNAEI

THE INEPASSENGERS STEAM
CT Pine drove, J0HN FARSI, LellAS-,sA
Master. Rom. W WISE. Clerk, will -
leave rs above on THURSDAY. 9Th inst.
az I o'clock P.M
For freight or passage apply on board. or t1
W. A. PEBBLES, Agent
Cor. Broad and Front streets.
CuRBETr 4 EUNp.
myu u HARRISON d SONS.
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For Cairo. ST. Louis, Memphis and
Now OrIenn

TVHEFTNEPASS ENGER STEAM ..v
| er Nashville, Wiley Sims. shss,..R
Master, JOHNNY HARPER Clerk, will assLsaliis
leave ns above on THURSDAY, the 1th iu#J..
ut o'clock p. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board OF tu
CORBEfT & BOYD,
Al and a. Front street.
OF HARRISON & SONS, At.
W. A. PEBBLES.
may6 q
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THINGS AT No 28.-One of the largest
and finest assoTtments Of cutlery TO be
found in Nashville is at w. T. Berry &
Co.'s. IS Public Square. For variety,
novelty, quality and utility Of goods, we
know of no house sustaining a better rePu-
tation than this Their showcases and
shelves are constantly filled with the latest
and best Of everything in their line.
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WINES

- pOrters,
100 Baskets ANCHOR BRAND Champagne.
50 Gases Saint Marceaux do
a. Pipes Pale Sherry Wine. (CoUsiu'F1
~ Casks Crown Sherry Wine
~ q Pipes Burgundy Port Wine.
3 p Pipes Old Port Wine
3 IS Pipes Table Madeira Wine extra GucI
80 Boxes Claret Wine.
SO Boxes Still Catawba Wine,
10 Gases NermOuth DO
10 do Curse DO
10 d. Marischino do
10 do Absinthe
40 Baskets Auuisette
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BRANDIES-

4 = Casks J FaurPs COgnac. IsO5J
o do Renaut Brandy. I-t5J
do United VINEYARD PROPRIETOR
Brandy. IsIBJ
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For Louisville, Cincinnati,
and PiffsburC.

THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM
err Delaware, 4. CNLHUUv. Il lteS-t,Sa
Master. will depart as above on &i.s3ksl..s
WED ESDAG. the 9th inst, nc lO O'Clock, a 81.
For freight or passage apply on board
my6 10
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Engine and Boiler.

NOR SALE. A WRIST RATE ENGINE AND
II Boiler IA good order. Can DO seen, land
price learned. By calling At thiB once,
vuAyu In
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The following will show the receipts and

The stocks of cotton in the interior
towns not included in the receipts at the
ports, are as follows:
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The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber of Commerce:
New YORK, May 5-l0:45 A. M.-Cot-
ton market quiet but firm; low middljng
3l4 ;uplands SO good middling "a Mobile
334 Orleans 81. II Motion market
dull and heavy, but holders TO effect sales,
seem unwilling to make concessions. 3 P.
M.-Cotton market dull and prices I'M
changed; nothing pressing for sale; sales
to-day 1000 bales. p. Motion mar
ket dull and prices lower; low middlng
3lt; uplands 324 good middling 334 +;
Mobile SO Orleans 334c.
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INCoG.-Two soldiers of the 45th infant
ry were arrested last night for perambula-
ling the city in citizens clothing.
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MALT LIQUORS.

p Casks YOunger's Ale.
10 Casks Guinness Porter. Also
Too Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Efters.
100000 Cigars. Imported and Domestic.
(Fiuest bTaud4J
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The receipts Of cotton at all the ports,
as compared with 1867, give the following
result:
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GROCERIES

Old Government lava Coffee,
Zine Green Teas,
All Kinds Of Canned Fruits,
Oysters, Bardincs,
Pickles, syrupS. and sauees
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE, May 3, 1868

NASHVILLE, May ., 1868.
There has been fair demand for all
kinds of goods during the past week The
wholesale grocery trade has been marked
with a good degree of animation aud prices
have been maintained, while in the article
of coffee there has been slight advance.
The retail trade has been very quiet, owing
in the main to the fact that the people in
the country are now 100 busily engaged in
their crops to visit the city for trading
purposes. If the wheat crop, which is our
next source of revenue, should be good
one, and the prospect now is fair, We may
hope to have good trade during the sum-
mer and early fall months.
CoTToN-The cotton business is 80 small
in this city now that the transactions are
hardly worth reporting. Received Is bales,
shipped none, and sales of 10 at 804c The
market closed dull in consequence of I'M
favorable advices from New York and
Liverpool.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-13
JAMES DEAN.
feassr IlllL, ,laltorl Co Nd. l

- FOaesr iitt, flfforJ Co Nd,
July 2eih, 1865.
Aesns. .AaDHddtsr e Ptllot, Ed1e,cood:
GENTLEMEN lin answer your inquiries concerning
the action OF Hewes Bone Phosphate OF Lime, which
purchased Of you last spring, will say that having
used on my potato CROP by The side of PERUVIAN Qua
and several other fertilizers acted beyond my ex-
pectaons. II started bestirom the beginning and still
shows heavier growth of vine than any Of the Others
excepting perhaps The Peruvian Guano which, ash stated
before, was applied in the same quantity the Hewes'
Phosphate. Its, however, fully equal to the Peruvian.
II was not my ntention 70 use anything on my wheat
Spring but am well pleased with the Hewes' Phos-
phats, that shall certainly far as can on ay
wheat. Respectfully, MN. WARNER
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TAIL ORING.

IA THOMAS ARMSTRONG, for three years Cutter
ut Wm, Hcrmans, Bel Air. having located him.
W. self for the purpose Of conducting the Tailoring
A- business, over the store Of Bouldn Bro respect.
fully Informs his friends and the public generally that
he Is now prepared TO cut make and repair clothing
modsrato terms, 30
s8- Ladies' Coats cut and made in the most fashIopa.
e'e uyls' oire him rsi'' aprin
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FALLsroS, Hartford Co., Nd, Aug. J, 1865.
4sssrs Hdynadter Feiiost Edge,cood
Gentemen--i applied the Hewes' Phosphate bought
Of you last spring MY corn Up tlis time il has
acted dinghy well, al satisfied il is an ex
ceent fertilizer. Respectfully.
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Hewes' Bone Phosphate of Lin

Is manufaciured At West Chester, Chester Co.. Penna
under the supt rvlsion Of Committee Of Farmers ap.
pointed for that purpose by the Chester Co. Agricultural
Society II is put up in strong linen bags, 900 lbs. each
We sell II at manufacturers price, SIS per ton cash
we supply all other reliable Fertilizers al manufcur
trs prices and deliver them at any Railroad Station IL
whole Fertilizer market al the very doors OF our farm
ers. Our terms are positively cash on delivery. Al
furnish all articles at fst~pnces, profits are &c
mucn reduced that We compelled to have the cash
its equivalent in grain other produce, for which
we guarantee the hlehesI market prices.
j. NJ. MAYNADIER,
EDGEwooD, HARTFORD CO., MD.
aui% .r. ... ....- .....' ~
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JAMES o. AMoss.
Bel AIR, Hartford Co., Md,

\ BET Air, Hartford Co., Md, l
August 4, 1868. }
Xessrs. AayHddtcr DE- Isiioh, Edgsicood: :.
GS:sTLkaEs;-.I am very much pleased with the
Hewes Bone Phosp ate Of Lime which got from you
last spring. applied il CORP beside No. PeruyI
Guano aud another fertilizer. II heat them both D.
II shows much better growth ofcorn than the Peruvian
euano and il il continues 10 present il will
prove most valuable fertilizer.
Respectfully, yours, 4tT
rANrc nrAN
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MANsEL E. MORRISON,
FALIsroS, Hartford Co., Md.

.......-g ...--. august 4in, ieoo
Aessrs. Naynadier d ItilOa, Ed0etoood: -
GEsTLEaEs III gives pleasure to be able 10 make
favorable report OF the Hewcs' Phosphate which
purchased of yon last spring. tried II corn, potatoes
and garden vegetables, and thus fur il has acted my
highest rasfaction. On the tried IL along side OF
very heavy dressing lin the bl) Of pure hog manure,
and has produced much better results used several
other fertilizers, but hate no hesitation in saying that
iiewe's Phosphate Is The beat manufactured fertilizer
ever used. #r. -..
.- Very tlny, yoErs.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T,HIs is TO GIVE MOTT CE, That The sub.
i scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills Of Hartford county, Md, Letters Of Admin
istration on the personal estate of IA
MARIA McDONAL,
late Of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed TO exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the
,... 6th day Of October, 1869,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. .... .
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate paymen
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day
Of 0ctobr, 1868.
ELIJAH LYONS, (Cord)
oetp Administrator
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uAnYcnD CopSrY, Mo-, July Gath, Ises

uAnFoRD CouSTY, Mo-, July Gath, 1868,
Aesrs. Eaynddier & Tsllott, Edge,ccod: a.
u:-llavng used HewGs' Phosphate on my
corn last spring, about $50 lbs. per acre. the HILL so
far 1t exceeded my expectations believe II to be
a good article Yours, respectfully,
THoMA5 b. SWARTZ.
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EsxoHros, Hartford Co., Md, Aug. ls,, 1888.

Aesrs Mdynddier DE- Icllott, Elgeuood: go
Gentlemen ~ received one OF the circulars of ewcs'
Bone Phosphate last Spring, and was induced TO try H.
from seeing names Of farmers of Chester county recon-
mendng II, who know would not allow their names
article. used 1t on my CON- and am very much pleas
ed with its action indeed, and IL win give me pleasure
81 ommcnd IL TO any of farmers would use il
In preference to any manufactured Phosphate aow
Very truly, yours, EMMOR MORRISON.