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Europe, as there Is a fair amount of bonds
being sent abroad to supply the foreign de-
mand, and they cannot very well be sold
IN Europe at less than they can be bought
for IN New York. The entire huctuation
Is readily accounted for by commercial
causes entirely Independent, of political
considerations" ~. s.s.. I-f s. s.
The Cincinnati Price Current of the 21st
inst: has the following in regard to pork
packing :eaaF sld GrT17 g 1-3t q
'The pork packing season is now at
hand, and one or two houses have partially
commenced, the weather being quite favor
able, but there Is some difficulty expert
enced in agreeing upon prices, the views of
packers and feeders being 8 good deal
apart. The Kentucky hogs are now nearly
ready for market, and a marked increase,
both as regards number and weight, may
be expected in the supply to come from
that State. The corn crop in the blue grass
region has been excellent, and stock hogs
have been plenty. Some purchases have
been made az SO 75@I0 for the first half
of November delivery, but these rates are
evidently above the views OF packers.
Many feeders and dealers have been look
ing around here the past ten days, and are
asking So 259S so gross, but the prevail
ing impression with packers is that these
rates, net, are the utmost points that safety
would indicate. Bat the very small sup
ply of old meat on hand, together with fair
prospects that England will buy largely,
make feeders sanguine and quite confident
that rates above those paid last season will
be sustained. Thsn, on the other hand,
the strong probability that gold will de-
cline, and the well-known fact that English
dealers will not buy largely at high prices,
Notwithstanding the scarcity ia that coun-
try, make packers timid. II is pretty clear
.thst the contest between curers and feeders
regarding prices will be somewhat pro-
tracted, and that, therefore, there viii not
be large business done in November"
In regard to stocks of provisions in Gin
cinnati, the same paper adds .EE
"The stocks of old pork and lard are
nearly exhausted, but the demand has
been quite light, only of q retail nature.
There il hardly one thousand barrels in
the market, and probably not more than
one thousand tiercesof lard. The supply
Of bulk meats and bacon is quite moderate,
but the demand has been light compare
lively, and holders, in order to get out of
stock, have been Offering to sell rather
pressingly the last week, and in order to
sell have been disposed to make conees-
sions0 s-- -~ ~
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me saIes Al the open boards on the l9Lh
The New York Post of the at
The 10Th inst. saws : /:

the 15Lu INST says. .......#-.H sr..
"The scarcity of cash gold continues, al
though borrowing rates are easier than on
Saturday, the highest having been / and
the lowest l-l6 of one per cent. per day.
At the government sale to-day bids were
fled for 81, $4,000. The amount adver-
tised for sale (S30o,000l was sold at
S137 90 in lots, of $3.50, 600 each.
"There is good demand for money, and
in most instances the full legal rate is OBJ
tanned. We hear it again rumOred that
another combination is soon to be formed
to effect an artificial stringency in the loan
market. The banks have it in their power
to defeat such a scheme by trenching upon
their legal reserve, and it is probable that
if the attempt should be made they would
feel warranted in 20 doing. The amount
of business in commercial paper ia with
out change. Rates, however, are shade
firmer, and are quoted as follows: Prime
60-day acceptance, per cent. those run
ming from to months, to u per cent.
4 to 6 months, y to per cent. Good
single-named paper is meeting with fair
sale at TO 10 per cent.
h "The government bond market continues
strong and advancing, and extensive pur-
chases are being made both on investment
and speculative account. The largest trans
actions have been in the bonds of 1867 in
which issue the amount of uncovered spec
ulative sales is reported TO be large"
In regard to the fluctuations in govern
ment bonds, the Chicago Times says:
"There have been two causes at work to
enhance the price of government bonds at
this time One reason is, that interest is
accruing upon them daily, and, the more
interest accrues, the higher price they
bring. Another reason is, that the Nation
al Banks hold large amounts of United
States bonds, and, in order to make good
showing in their October quarterly reports
of cash on hand or in exchange, were COM
PEELED TO sell bonds, and were selling for
this purpose during the whole last half Of
September. Now, the quarterly reports
being passed, they are buying them back
again. The banks always sell bonds be-
fore quarterly report day, and buy them
back again after quarterly report day; and
whenever it happens that the New York
money market works a little close about
the time the quarterly reports are made as
il did this time, this action of the, banks |
causes a good deal of huctuatiOn IN the
price of government bonds. Bonds being |
higher here they Of course raise in price in !
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The following cases were continued w.
al the next term of the court:
Fellows & ca. u.s. N. B. Dortoh Geo.
W. Trahue rs. Trabue, administrator, and
Lucus; Merchants Bank rs Trabue, and
Lucus; Woodward, Baldwin & Co. rs. w.
II. Lucus, surviving partner Hostetler
d Rice rs Thomas /. Yancey.
The case Of McFerrin & Son rs. J. A.
Jackson, was set for Wednesday.
Charlotte r. Nathurst rs. NJ. L. Kig-
gins, Sl0IS so damages.
Davis a Green u.s. J. H. Hagbe, jodg-
ment Of S67I "a damages in favor Of de.
PENDANT.
VIM. H. Bolts IS Roche NJ. Brien, ad-
ininisirator, iudgment by default, S72l A
damages.
Fink * Son rs. NJ. Powers, judgment by
defiant, damages 1888 q.
The 1SreHtoH docket will be called
to-day.
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Parties interested will read The bankrupt
notices published in our advertising
columns to-day to- attend and show cause,
and also to meeeand appoint assignees in
large number 81 cases.
See Observation-Disclosures of Fanny Brar-
dies, Ella Hughes and the Baker, in to.
days paper. Take duenotice and govern
yourselves accordingly.
Whiteinan Bros. give special notice to.
dag to purchase rage at..the highest rates.
eThe Spurrier House, Of Louisville, Ken
etucky, speaks t6aour readers through their
card this morning. J3ity4.t ASA
Rhea, Smith & Co, guarantee TO furnish
Gold Dust FlOpr in any quantities to give
entire satisfaction.
We call special attention to Albert &
Seeman's sale of boots and shoes, on a
credit Of sixty daya-a new feature in the
auction business here.
See Jacob Tlein's auction sale Of boots,
shoes and brogaus, advertised for this
fnorning at ten6' clock. %
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Tablcauz and musical soire,

The entertainment given at Masonic
Hsll last night for the benefit of the Prot
cstant Orphan Asylum, was a decided sue
cess IN every respect. The large hall was
comfortably crowded, and the audience
most agreeably entertained for a couple Of
hours. The tableaux were well conceived,
and some Of them, particularly that in
which the Grccian Bend was so largely
represented, afforded no little amusement.
The music between the tableaux consisted
of piano duets, solos, and some excellent
singing by the young ladies, who volun-
teered for the occasion. We are pleased
TO announce that the entertainment will be
repeated this evening.
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Louisville. oct. IN.

Advices to-day were unfsvorable for sell
lers, and the attendance upon the cotton
auction sales was good, but no sales were
Private sales of bales reported
g bales low middling at 22c, 4 bales good
ordinary at gle, and 2 bales ordinary at
2O4c. The market closing weaker. -a
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Remember the Orphan.

Grand musical tableaux, for the benefit
of the Orphan Asylum, to be given this
evening Thursday, 22d), and repeated to-
morrow evening Friday, ODD, at Masonic
Hall. Let every one prepare TO give en-
enlargement TO the benevolent ladies and
gentlemen of our city who have volun-
teered TO assist the managers of the Pro-
testant Orphan Asylum by getting up this
rich treat for both the eye and the year.
Let them have 8 crowded house. No one
will be the poorer for this one dollar out
of pocket. Reserved seats lively five cents
extra-to be had at Dorman's music store.
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Government securities were quoted in
Now Ynrk reafardar a folln-n.--- IL -
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UrfdaI PARTIES.

On the train which left this city last
evening on Che Nashville and Decatur
railroad, there were four bridal parties.
Each Of the young ladies belonged to the
graduating class Of Wards Seminary in
1867, and strange to cay, "they met by
chance" The occasion, it is useless TO say
was one Of general rejoicing.
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shnt md Hnhheh

Ike Boslcy, colored, who drives a wagon
for our fellow-citizen, John II. Williams,
Esq- was attacked last evening just after
dusk as he was returning from the city,
inst beyond the Penitentiary, his money
demanded and he shot in the arm by the
assassin, and the robber made his escape.
He was placed in A carryall and conveyed
home, and is doing we'll.
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academy of Music,

Another large audience last night, on
which occasion the pleasing vocalist ar9
protean artistic, Miss Sallie Eldridge, w5s
enthusiastically received. Johnny Map
ming, lie great irap,ze performer, has been
re-encagcd and was welcomed by his many
admirers, while Fred Shaw's important
local facts were loudly encored. The
talented coincidence, Senorita Marie has
been engaged, and will make heR Debut on
Monday evening next.
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LnuIsYILLE. Ky.
BafcheIOr's Hair Dye.-Thi

BafchsIOr's Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmleSs, reliable, instan-
taIleOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad DYES. InvigOrates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. f. ~ Z apr29 ~.
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London advices Of yestA day quote
United States 5-2O's at Is. Z ,.--
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at / discount and seld
by them at 81 per thousand. a-i
Tennessee bonds were quiet in New York
yesterday at So! for the old and 69l for
the new. r. -..-.-... .-........ 81
There is very little doing in city checks,
but rates are unchanged. -a ra-
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 10Th
inst were as fnllnKs
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FIght RetMeen Negroes.

About haltpast nine o'clock last night, a
fight occurred in the barber shop adjoin-
ing the ST. 8loud Hotel, between two half
grown uegroea named Walker Tyler and
VIM. Smith. During the melee, the latter
cut his antagonist with a razor, inficting
several severe wounds on the head and leg.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

n
LIvERP DOL, Oct. 22-Cotton quiet
sales 10000 bales uplands 1O4d; Orleans
lid. T- -a H-1Fa-T
-5 LONDON, Oct. 22-5 P. M.-Consols 94zs.
U. s. 5-20s 73f. zH-1..s t-E 3- t--lt I
: FRANKFoRT, Oct. 22.-United States
bouds.784@7Ss5. l Q .- "a
a-l New:YOrk IDrygOods Market.
NEW York, Oct. 22.-Printing cloths
7f@73c; standard prints l2l@134; stand,
ard sheetings I5@16; bags S594Oc.
New York Money Market.
New York, Oct. 22.-Money very
stringent. Call loans per cent. Sterling
9B@9g. Gold 135s@1353. New Tennes-
sees 692970. ~
lan New York Market.
NEW YORK, October 22.-Cotton lower;
sales 24O0 bales; uplands 25@25lc.
Flour, superfne $6 20@6 80. Whisky,
81 II. Rice dull. Corn 81 09@1 IA.
Coffee quiet Sugar 11@1lf. Molasses
40@45c. Wheat dull.
.i.- .s-L Louisville Market.
LoUlsvILLE, Oct. 22.-Tobacco better;
sales 81 hhds; Tugs TO fair leaf So 25@15.
Cotton 22R @23. Wheat 81 1901 IS. SD
perfne flo ur $6@6 80. Corn, old 95(9
CSC. Oats 5O@55c Rye 40. Potatoes 81.
Mess pork $3l. Lard 10000. Bacon
b. a
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shoulders 13E@134c; clear rib sides 1871;
clear sides 17f9l73c. Whisky, raw, free,
81 20.
Cincinnati Harzet.
CISoINEATI, Oct. 22.-Flour and wheat
dali. Corn 95996e. Oats 55956c. Pork
$31 Whisky 81 Is. Bacon-shoulders
1S4; clear sides lie. Lard ISL. Butter
35@40e. Cheese I691S. Eggs &c. Cot
ton dull 239233c. Apples S294-
r-s-s st. Louis Market.
81. LOUIS, October 22.-Tobacco dull.
Wheat $2@2 go Corn 9S@S1. Flour-su-
perfue, SIS 5066 O5. Oats 4S@52e. Mess
pork SS1 so. Baeon-cleaf sides 16@173;
shoulders l3c. Lard 19@20c. Whisky
81 2391 a.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

N3N1 .
LEAVING THIS DAY.


LEAVING THIS DAY.
A. Baker, Cairo, 1OA.M.
The river at this point yesterday was
stationary, with q inches on the shoals.
The A. Baker arrived last night from
Cairo, having a!portion of the cargo Of the
steamer Emma Floyd. She had an excel
lent round trip, and full Of passengers.
The Emma Floyd turned back from
Smithland for Cincinnati. Capt J. s.
Chenowith has the thanks ofthe cousignees
for the prompt manner in which he for
warded freight to this point
Capt H. Fl. Harrison returned from
Cairo last evening by the steamer A. Ba-
ker. e-
Capt. Ben. F. Egan also returned from
Cairo yesterday.
The Fanny Brandeis is expected to ar
rive tonight, and will depart for Evans
vile on Saturday at II NJ. Capt. Henry
Miller is in command.
The A Baker clears for Cairo this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, with Capt. J. n. Corbett
in command and W. B. Gracey and Eu-
guene Corbett in the Office.
The Ella Hughes will arrive this even
ing, and is the regular packet for Cairo on
Saturday at 4PM. Captain VIM. Dix
commands, with w. s. Bowan in the
Office. .-
Afler The arrival Of the steamer Hudson
at Wheeling, the safe of the boat was blown
open, and about $1,000 distracted there
from.
The small sternWheel steamer F. w.
Brooks, which is owned by the White
River Packet Company, and runs in con-
nection with the above line, sunk in Little
Rock river on Saturday evening. She
will be raised and on the track in few
days. m .-..-
A passenger on the Champion was swim
died out of S575 by the check game al
Cincinnati, Thursday evening. A passen-
ger on the Minneola also went up for SIS.
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Extra Special NOtIce.-Beware of COun-
terfeits Smiths Tonic Syrup has been coun-
terfeited and the counterfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John
Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell
the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup, of Lou
isTilIe. Kentucky. Examine we'll the label on
each bottle If my private stamp is not on the
bottle. do not purchase, or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. will prosecute any ore infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can be prepared only by myself
The public's servant,
..s..a DIR. JOHN BULL. .
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His many friends will be pleased 10
learn thatJ no. B. TrOtman, Esq, of Hpnts-
vile, Ala, is fast recovering, and will be
ableto be at his post before long.
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Esquire Brien rendered forty-seven
judgments yesterday in civil suits. This
indicates that the Squire is not behind the
times, hut is climbing up the road that
leads TO iama and good fortune. Bully for
the 'S0uirc.
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Finest POfnfOes.

We are indebted TO the courtesy of Mr..
Al. Phillips, residing out on the Frank
lin pike, for a specimen of his late red
Irish potatoes, the finest we have ever seen,
FIVE of them weighing largely over five
pounds. Who beats them? o. -
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This tribunal resumed its duties yester-
day, Judge Cary having returned from Nor
folk. The case Of Dews rs. dwell, execu-
tor, q ats. This is 4 suit for $4,000 DANA
ces for a breach OF contract. Testimony
partially taken and case pending.
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The University and Arlington Clubs will
play 3 match for the championship Of
Davidson county, at the Fair Grounds, this
afternoon AT 81 O'clock. -
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Col. Hunt called attention 10 the COM
plant of John NJ. Clay, of Kentucky,
against Capt. T. G. Moore Ga motion the
decision of the Laclede Association was
sustained. " E.E
The Congress then adjourned until this
morning at 81 O'clock. -..
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Assault aud Bafter,s

Jane Barnes, COlored, wife Of Linsley
Barnes, had the latter arraigned before
Esquire Cassetty yesterday, on a charge of
assault and battery. The defendant was
taxed with costs. @ slE sTE .gE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-23

Property Holders should never be
without Fire Policy in the old, well
tried, and Reliable State Insurance
Company of Nashville. a-..
Zapr25 If
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cold Applications Needed.

The loVe-sick barrister who got off The
following has been advised by his physi-
clan to take cold bath daily for three
weeks. Nothing less ftigid than water and
ice will relieve a man so fearfuly afflicted
See:
Fee simple or a simple fee
And all the fees entail,
Are nothing when compared to thee
Thou best of fees-female. .-.--a.
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nIED:

Yesterday evening. at O'Clock, at No. 2OT
North Market street, MICHAEL, son of Martin
Dalton. aged two years and ten days. EH
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the family residence, this evening at three
O'Clock
October %. 1868.
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Soldier nrnuned-

The body Of Michael Andrews Co. F.,
45th United States Infantry, who fell over
board the steamer A. Baker when en- route
for Ovcrton county, was found floating in
the river at Martins Rifle on Wednesday
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NfaIfcinns KILLING

Ellie Foster, colored, was sent to Jail
yesterday, in default of security. for his ap-
pearance to-day 10 answer charge Of ma
liciously killing hog. The case will be
Investigated before Esquire Thurneck to-
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Coun1H "Reminiscences.

Che Board of County Commissioners met
yesIsday, and adjourned until to-day at
10 o'clock, without iransacting any impOr-
Iant business. rH rraH Eae frl
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National Thenfer.

The dramatic Company at Ash Barracks
give angher entertainment this evening.
The programme is varied, consisting of
songs and dances, concluding with laugh
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New POStORsce. I

"a new Pos tofice has been opened in the
north part Of Warren county, some ten
miles from McMinnVille. The ofice is
named Mountain Creek, and Mr, Capshaw
Postmaster. ..H.|Et .'.sl
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We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at bargain, by
application at the office of tho UNION AND
AMERICAN. Il
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THE COTTON MARKETs.



Cotton sales 1900 bales, and holders
more willing to operate than buyers mid
dliDgs %; receipts 1912 bales
Augusta, Oct. 20.
Cotton market quiet but firm; sales 406
middlings 2S1 receipts 61S. - s-l col.
-r- Charleston, Oct. 20. 81
Cotton quiet, but unchanged; sales 45(
bales middlings 90 receipts zoos; ex.
ports, coastwise 1121.
@ Savannah, Get. 20. -A
Cotton dull, with sales of $50 bales;
middlings nominally 243; receipt, 1912 /;
exports 1l19. -. -.--..-- r..
Macon, Ga, Oct 20.
The market opened this morning at pc,
at which rate it continued up to the noon
dispatch. After that nothing was done
1t closed dull and heavy this evening.
Columbus. Ga, Oct. 30.
Not much doing. Northern middIings
in morning 23c. Dispatches of fe of in
New York caused the market at close of
day to decline. 90 -r-.-- L.. -
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 20.
Owing to the rain, the receipts were
very light. The market opened fHll at
yesterdays figures, and during the day
went q fraction above them. The day
closed heavy at 23e.
b Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 20. soy
Market quiet but firm; low middlings
221M22R. --.-r r,. .rI.- -. =.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

ou5uctS IL p1 10. -
eoRN-SaIes Of 500 bushels new in ear
at soc; 50 do shelled atl5Oc; 400 do loose
old at SO and zoe. r f.
RYE-Small sales at 81 %. r-...
0ATs-Sales of 125 bushels ate55c. -a
.PEANUTs-Sales Of 400 bushels atsSI So
and 81 go.
DRIED FRUIT--Sales of $500 lbs APP
pies at &c; 200 lbs peaches, quarters and
halves at 81 and Sc. a.-s a
BAcoN-Market firm. We quote clear
sides lie; shoulders, scarce, 14f@l4i;
country hams II and1S4. Fyr.
CANvAsED HAMs-Choice sugar-eured
213@22 plain esnvased 18R. o.. OBJ.
LARD-Stoek light Tierces q kegs
22!. E.a@',1 -aa ...1'. r..
RAGs-Whiteman Bros. pay SIC.
FLoUR-We quote at S9@12 per Dbl
McCanuls new Gold Dust brand is on the
market, and is quoted at S11 per Dbl.
5ARDNEs-Quarter boxes declined to
zoe per box by the case.
No change in leading articles of gre
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Enrs Furs!l

New ard stylish Ladies' and Children
Err, viii bSsold at New York prices,
CHAs RICHHEnIER q Cos,
nov Is If 46 College street.
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0SFICE-Bank Of the Union.
Coal 1ARD-NO. 20 Cedar Street.
COAL FOR COOKING.

HOUsEKEEPERS USE SEWANEE COAL
Ii for cooking purposes. IL is better than
wood, does not cost half the money, and will
never injure your stove; besides il is more coR-
Yenient.
The Sewanee Coal has been used for ten years
IN this market. IL is a pleasure 10 state that
there is steady improvement in the quality Of
the Coal. Customers will be promptly supplied,
and low prices viii be universally maintained
BY the Company OctlS In
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Gold continues to decline. The follow
ing are the New York quotations of yes
terday Opened at 1864, was 1859 at 1920,
1855 at noon, and closed at 1855 at 8 P.
M. Dealers here we're paying 135 and
holding at 1861. .r--.... .-..,- a.
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THE TIME no SELL.

BETWEEN NOW AND TIE FIRST OF
ID nexty ear. is THE T1Ine To SELL, small
farms worth from two to six thousand dollars
Bring them in. -
ARLINGTON. FAREAR 4 WEAKLEY.
keal Estate Brokers. No ~ Church
Oot3 sW3w