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wWe have received call from Col.
Duvsl, for meeting of the old seth
Reg, at Marietta on the 18th Sept. 1t
was too late for the paper this week,
but it will appear next week.
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The Portsmouth Republican says that
the corn in Scioto county will be good,
but that wheat will only average about
ten bushels to the acre.
"A teachers Institute will be CON-
menced in Portsmouth on Monday
next.
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SEVERAL matters are crowded out
this week. Among them are Farming
in Jackson County News of the Week,
an article on the death of Thaddeus
Stevens, from the Cincinnati Gazette,
article from our contributor J. H. r.
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eTThe men who rebelled and fought
four years to destroy the Government,
now say that they are the proper per-
sons to be elected to office, and to
manage the affairs of the Government.
What say the people to thisi
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RE- Our Democratic fellow citizens
are especially invited to come and hear
Mr.. Bundy on Monday night. They
will be treated with the great est court
esy. Come.
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%H. A. Towne, our cand idate for
Com. Pleas Judge, was in town on
private business on Tuesday. Mr..
TOwne is very popular lawyer, and
will run far ahead of his ticket
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ATWe have received from Hon.
Horace Capron, Commissioner, Month
ly Report Of the Department of Agri-
culture for July.
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@We have referred TO- some of Mr..
DuHadway's mistakes in his speech.
One Of his statements was, that all the
States except, perhaps, Massachusetts,,
would go for Seymour.
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sFWe have received from Hon
Henry Barnard, Commissioner ofEdu-
ucatiop, at Washington, Official Circu-
lar No. i3, from the National Depart
ment Of Education.
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Democrats of Jackson count


eTThe Democrats of Jackson county
propose to put John Levi on the stump
this fall in place of John Sanns, as they
think he is better representative of
their party. They are mistaken. Le-
vi is poor old drunkard, but he is
honest. Ifhe promises to bring you
ten cents worth of sasssfras roots, he
will do it. He is no repudiator He
pays his debts, and if he would vote his
sentiments, he would vote for the ma
ton to be honest. An honest man, if
he is a ragged, shabby old DutChman,
is nobler in the sight of God, and all
honest men, than your well dressed,
sleek, aristocratic rebels and repudia-
tors.
We hope all poor men, who are not
able to dress as finely as John Sanns,
will make note of the sneer hurled by
the Jackson county Democracy at poor
old John Levi and his class.
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New Advertisements
Notice.

FEHE undersigned has been appointed and
4 qualified as administrator Of the estate of
Martin Ray, late of jackson county, Ohio, decd.
JOSEPH NJ. RAY.
Aug. 20, '68--3w By D. MAcKLEY his Atty.
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OTGen. Thomas supports Grant
Gen. Wise supports Seymour
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DE There will be music at the meet
ing on Monday night Come,
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A G. ENTS WAN TED!
Something tor the Hour!
MARsHALL's LINE ENGRAVED PORTRAIT OF
GENERAL q. s. GRANT

is pronounced perfect likeness of the General
In his best expression. AS o work of art 1t is
immeasurably superior to all others. Mrs Grant
says of it, II am delighted with your splendid
engraving of my husband. As q likeness, do
not think II could be better" Senator Sumner
pronounces 1t "a rare and finished work, excel
lent as a likeness" Mr.. Bryant says: s'It is
really noble specimen of the art of engraving,
and appears to me TO give the character of the
original more perfectly than any engraving
which / have seen." The Cincinnati GGsette
says; THE subject of the picture and its intrin-
sic merits will gain for II very extensive cir
culation." The Cincinnati Commercial says -
ut is great deal the best likeness we have ever
seen Of the General-giving his quiet, serious,
resolute face better even than It is dOne In pho
tograph. II is work of art so excellent, of .
subject so distinguished, that we are at pains to
give 1t this commendation." V
This iDimitable portrait is sold only by agents,
and Is now ready.
Agents wanted In every town and village.
Address zE1GLER, MoCURDY Il CO..
III West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Aug 18, '6S-4m
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the rebellion. Very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
o. O, HowARp.

WdJ' VOH' OVII'
Gen. Howard is at the head of the
Bureau, and knows all about it, He
is Christian gentleman, and his word
has never been questioned by either
friend or foe. D. M.
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eyThere will be no disappointment
on Monday night. Bundy has prom
ised to be here and speak,
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School Teachers

WTILL take notice. that the next examination
wv of Teachers forJackson county, viii COM
mence on ssS
Tuesday, September l't, 1858,
instead of Sept. 9TH, as heretofore published.
All teachers whose certificates will expire before
the next quarterly examination thereafter,
(Which will commence Dec. 28, 1861 can apply
at the examination Sept. 1st
All app licants must be in attendance from 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, until o'clock, P. b., on the
first day, and on all the succeeding four days Of
examination ss.l.ssa...s a.
PARTICULAR N0TICE.-In no case wiifeer-
tifcates hereafter be granted, unless the appli-
cant shall appear and submit to an examination
at the regular meetingsof the Board of Exam
liners.
By order of the Board of School Examiners Of
jackson County.
Aug. 20, '68--tf
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1t will be seen that groceries had
not quite doubled, while farm products
had more than trebled.
There have been no market reports
kept of dry goods, &c, but those who
are interested will remember that at
the time of which we speak, cotton
goods sold about as follows:
March, 1861. March, 1868
Muslin, n,....,,,...lO 10 IL ~ 10 ~
Prinb.......,..,..lOt 10 zU 10 10 20
Tho prices of boots and shoes would
compare in about the same way.
We intend at some future time to
examine the books at the furnaces, and
see what wages laboring men received
when the Democracy turned over the
Government and the war to the Re-
publican administration, and what they
received after seven years of Republi-
can rule, that party in the mean time
having to carry the Democratic rebel
lion and the traitor to his party, Andy
johnson.
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TmURsDAY,a:.::s":AUG. go, IsGs.
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For President.
Ulysses -. Grant.
For Vice President,
Schuyler COlfaX.
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THE ANrI.GRANT CLUB.
Meeting last Night-ImpOrtaRt ResO-
lutianS.

Meeting Last NtEht-Au1pOrAaRt keSo-
buttons.
very large and enthusiastic meeting
Of the Anti Grant Club was held last night,
which was eloquently addressed by w. q.
Brien, Esq, Col. Tompkins and others.
The following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolved, That il is inexpedient to with
draw the Democratic electoral ticket but
that il is eminently proper that the contest
now in progress should be vigorously prose-
cuted TO the end.
The following preamble and resolutions
were offered and directed 10 be presented at
a general meeting, TO be called TO give ex-
preston upon the subject embraced by
them:
Whereas, Good policy and the interest Of
the good people Of the State of Tennessee,
demand peace and security Of life and
property to her citizens, regardless Of po-
litical opinions and
Whereas, Such condition of things Ia
our present deranged system OF society can
only be brought about by general co-opera-
ton of the citizens throughout the State
with the civil authorities, to put down law
lessness wherever il exists; therefore, be il
Resolved, That il is the duty of all good
citizens TO cooperate with the constituted
civil authorities in putting down lawless-
mess throughout the State; and that we
condemn ali acts Of violence contrary 10
law, By individuals or otherwise.
Resolved, That while thus rendering our
cooperation with the civil authorities in
preserving the peace, we believe that it is
within their power by such cooperation
to suppress disorder and violence, and We
exhort them 10 do 40 rather than resort TO
remedies which will seriously endanger
safety Of the whole psople of the State,
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New Advertisements.

Remember the sale Of superb billiard
tables at the billiard rooms Of the st. Cloud
this morning, by T. w. Barnes & Co. A
rare opportunity is offered 20 purchasers,
whether for private or public use.
The next session of "Hope Institute for
the education Of young ladies, by Mr. It.
and Mrs. T. flaming, will open on Sep
TENDER LET.
Crunk, Dodson & Co., sell at auction this
morning a splendid line Of drygoods, hats,
boots and shoes, etc.
Tynes & MeManus offer 70 do all sorts
Of stone work, curling, caps, sfls, etc al
reasonable rates.
Goodspeed & Co, at Memphis or New
York, want agents for the sale Of Seymour
and Blair, and Grant and Colfax pictures,
badges, etc. ~
Bradford Nichol has purchased the fur
niture and upholstering business Of Z. f.
Michel, at Nos. "a and 26, North College
street, where he il prepared TO offer the
best inducements 10 purchasers.
NJ. Mccormack Offers for sale first class
residence on Park street, on reasonable
terms.
See notice in bankruptcy.
A. Setlif has at the earliest moment the
latest papers and current literature Of the
day. His counters are always full Of the
most fresh and attractive periodicals. Call
and examine his stock.
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GENERAL MARK TS.

NASHVILLE, Tuesday, August II.
Corrosive heard Of no receipts or
sales yesterday.
WHEAT.-Market dragging. Receipts
small. We heard Of sales Of 1898 bush
els, as follows 500 bushels red at 81 $50
/ 95; 500 bushels extra Mediterranean at
81; 1917 bushel, rel at 81 909S2; 7G
bushels amber at g.
CoRN-From wagons Coo; in sacks at
depot, soc.
OATs-sales from store sacked, Zoe.
RYE-We quote at 81.
HAY-Prime timothy S24@25; com
mon $40 per ton.
BAcoE-Brisker. Slight advance yes
terday in sides. We quote clear sides at
1s9ls4c; shoulders l4i9l5c; plain can
vaised hams l9@l9le; sugar cured hams
2llc.
LARD-Advsneing and firm. We quote
at 2O@20lc; in kegs 2ll@22e; in three
ami Eve pound eaddies q 4G922c per lh.
FLoUR-Adgancing. Common to choice
snperfne s7@S so, extra $lO(9ll, Cream
Of City sIl, fancy sl1@l2 per bbl. new
sflC9I2; Mountain Dew Sl2 80.
BAELEY-sl so per bushel
COFFEE - Easier. Rio 23lC92Gc
Laguyra, 2sc; Java, ss@4oe.
MoIAss4as -Reboilsd New Orleans, n
| @SOc.
SmUPs-65@l Zoe per gallon.
SUaAR--Crnshed and graduated ise
coffee sugars, A, p, G, ~ ,s16l(9 lsl Nev
Orleans, l6@lGlc; Demarara, 15@i6i'
| choice. ftF
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ALL ABOUT A MAN.-Yesterday morn
ing, between the hours Of eleven and twelve
o'clock, the police arrested a notorious
prostitute named Emma Patterson, who
lives in the immediate vicinity Of Ash
Barracks for shooting at another prostitute
by the name Of Emma, colored, with intent
10 kill. She missed her mark, however,
and the would-be murderess was bound
over by Commissions Sparkling TO the next
term Of the Criminal Court and in default Of
n $4,000 bond she was committed 10 Jail
The cause of the difficulty was mdR-both
claiming the same "lord and master Of Gre
alton" a. "hern" Miss Patterson il an
exceedingly dangerous character, and is
the same person that gave DIR. Hogle such
a serious stab with a knife some months
since.
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THE GRAPE-A few days ago we ac-
knowiedged the receipt, from G. w. G..
Paine, Esq, who resides four miles from
the city on the Gallalin pike, of basket
Of Gives Seeding" grapes, which were
commended as a comparatively new, but
most excellent favored and hardy variety,
suitable either for the table or wine making.
Yesterday he presented us a basket of the
Concord grape which has stood more
tests and is more universally known and
priced than an any other. Il is the grape
for the million. Despite the unpropitious
season, the punches exhibit few bights,
and are well filled. The flavor of the
Concord" and its adaptation TO our
climate and soil is so wel-known, that il is
scarcely necessary 20 say that it is, at
present, the leading grape of this section.
Mr.. Paine we are grati6ed to know, has
entered upon the culture of the grape. con
dnOre, and has young vineyard on his
place, Of greater variety andi promise than
any We know Of in this section Of the
country.
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OMNIBUS AND CURIOUS CoMPUTATIoN.-
An old citizen Of this city, for the last forty
years, has been in the habit Of taking the
letters Of the alphabet, composing the
names Of the candidates for President and
Vice President and numbering them from
A to I'll to 26-ahd giving to each, cleo
toral votes corresponding with the number
Of the letters of the alphabet which spell
their names He asserts that this has been
an unerring lest Of the strength Of the con
testsnts. In the present election he has
figured ont on this basis, the following omi-
nous result:
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New Yorl. marl.et.

NV YoRK, August 17.-Coston firm /;
sales 900 bales; uplaDds 29f. Flour dull
and 5G10c lower. Whisky 67@67{c in
bond. Wheat 92c lower. Rice steady !;
Carolina 91@10lc. Coffee dull. Sugar
Cuba 1I@llh MOlasses dull. Corn
81 1901 20.
New York DrygOOds Market.
NEW YORK, August 17.-Standard
sheetings 17@174e; best prints 1S( l4es
mourning prints 124c; brown drills l2c;
delaines zoe, except Sprague, which sell
at lSc.
New York Money Market
New York, August 15.-Money more
active Call loans 495c. Sterling at 949
IS. Gold 1863 Old Tennessee IS, new
6S4.
CInsInnatil Market
CNCINNATI, August 17.-Flour dull;
family $1,000 25. Wheat S2@2 Os. Corn
94@97c. Oats 55@5Sc. Pork $2s IS.
Lard 49,. Bulk meats 12f@I4lc. Bacon
shoulders 1870; sides l6s@l74c. Hams 81
@22c. Butter Sc. Cheese l4lc. Clover
seed Sl4.
81. Louis Market.
81. LOUIS, Aug. I7.-TobaCco setive.
FlO1r-superhne So 25(16 20. Wheat
81 S5(al IS. Corn s9696c. Oats 5l@
5Sc. Pork $29 5000 50. Bacou-nsW
shoulders and clear sides lie; clear rib
sides l63c. Lard Isle.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, August 17.-Tobaeco uu-
changed; receipts light. Flogr-super-
fine 81 %. Wheat-red 81 Is; Ehite
81 80. Corn 90(995e. Oats 4596Oc.
Mess pork s29. Lard lsa@19c. Bacon
shoulders l4c; clear rib sides lie;
clear sides 174c Bulk meats--shOulders
12ie; clear aides 16Ec. Whisky raw, frss
81 27@1 80.
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, August 17.-COtton quiet
and but little offering; no quotations re-
ceipts 16 bales; new nOminally unchanged.
Gold 1864.
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10 sales on the 14th we're as follows;

lOiDO North Carolina % new Del eah''''''z
The New York Post Of the afternoon Of
the 18th inst. says:
There is perceptibly improved demand
for money. Among brokers balances are
loaned from day TO day at 3 per cent but
the prevailing rate at the banks is fully 4
per cent. on railway eollaterals. On gov
ernments call loans are easily made at
from BAD per cent. The outflow Of cur
rency from this city to the West, which is
usual at this season Of the year, has com
menced, and, "A far as We can learn, will
this week be between $2,5O0,O00 and So
100000. fE
There has been a marked decline in gov
eminent bonds during the day. Large
holders Of these bonds seem 10 have real
lied on the high prices Of the past few days,
and are now depressing the market for new
purchases. The feeling that money will
be more active has perhaps exeFted some
influence in favor Of sales, yet the Prinoi-
pal cause we believe to be the one stated.
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We were gratiGed TO meet yesterday the
Rev. w. II. Vernon, the efficient and popu-
lar pastor Of the Presbyterian Church in
Cornersyille, Tenn. He visits our city for
the purpose Of soliciting aid in the erection
Of church building Commensurate TO the
wants Of that intelligent community. We
trust Mr.. Vernon will meet with re-
spouse from our people upon whom he may
call, and thus show our friends in Giles
county, that we feel an interest in their
religious efare.
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REMEMBER that a grand Democratic
rally takes place in the ample grounds Of
Isaac Paul, Esq, this evening, by the sixth,
seventh and eighth wards Gen. Slubble-
field, the Chairman Of the State Central
Committee, and other able speakers, will
be present and entertain the people Let
there be a grand turn out.
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DIED OF LOYAL LEAGUE.-The negro,
Rainey, after returning from a meeting Of
the Loyal League, on Friday night, died
suddenly, aud some of his friends thought,
of foul play. Coroner Norvell held an in
quest briefly, and not being satisfied, the
case was continued for medical investigation.
DIR. Compton, after a careful and scientific
investigation, testified yesterday evening
before the jury Of inquest, that he had ex-
amined the brain and stomach of the de-
ceased, and could find no substance or
cause in either for 80 sudden death, and
the verdict was rendered accordingly.
II was a clear case Of death from Loyal
League.
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The most remarkable fact in this calCula-
ton, aud one which has never occurred be-
fore, is that the votes Of both thus taken
and computed, amount to 81, the exact
number composing the total electoral vote
for the present year, embracing al the
States OF the Union. II the Greeks and
Romans Of old considered the gravest pub
lie acts under omens less reliable, the curl
Gus Of this age may cypher out something
from this, not less interesting, reliable or
hopeful
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BILLIARDs.-Those splendid billiard Ia
bles, with all appliances, will be sold to
day, at 10 o'clock, at the ST. Cloud. Citizens
and others desiring billiard tables for their
private or public use, will never have bet
ter opportunity. They will be sold without
reserve, to the highest bidder.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY.-Wm. G.. Brien 4,
Esq will address the citizens Of Nashville
aud vicinity on Wednesday night 10Th
inst, at 5 o'clock, on the corner Of Market
and Broad streets. Everybody is eK-
pected TO turn out and hear the news.
MM. LrrTEREE, Sec'y.
9th Ward Club.
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ATTENTION CLUBs.-The Presidents Of
the various Democratic Clubs are invited
to meet at the Club Rooms, College street
this evening at o'clock, for the transac-
ton Of important business.
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London adgiees of yesterday quote
United States 5.20s at 71b.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at &c premium. |FE.
There is no change in Corporation checks
Dealers buy at 8sc, and sell at 9Oc in the
dollar.
Tennessee honda were quoted in New
York yesterday at 645 for the old, and 6St
for the new.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 18th
inst. were as follows:
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For ConErear.

| hereby announce myself a. a candidate for
Congress. in this district. subject to the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Republi
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON.
jay 6. 1865. jy7tf
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GERMASIC ENTERTAINMENT Ger
man friends gave a literary and musical
entertainment at Turner Hall on Sunday
night. 1t was well attended, the music ex-
celIeni, and everything quiet and orderly.
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NASHVILLE
Blood Horse Association.
FALL MEETING--lses.
THE ANNUAL FALL MEETING OVER
/ the Nashville Course viii commence
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 70.


And continue FIVE days. with the following pro-
gramme;
First Day-TuesdAy, October 20.
FIRST RACE-YoUya AMERICA srAKE-fOr
two ysar olGs, dash Of a mile. Subscription So;
play vt pay. Association 10 add $500. Five or
more to NIL.
SECOND RAOE-CgMBERLAs STAKE No. !
For three year Odds. Mile heats. SubscriDtiou
$50; play or pay. Association To add $500.
Three or more 20 Ill. s.
THIRD RACE-AssOoIATIOS PURSE $40
Dash Of a mile and = quarter
Second Day-wednesday. october n.
FIRST RACB-CoMMERcTAL Posr sTAKs-
For ali ages. Two mile heats Subscription
Five or more to III Entrance money 20 to &c:
cond horse.
SECOND RACR-GRRRs STAKE-POr three
year olds that have not run in public prior 70
this meeting. Mile heats. Subscription go
play or pay. The Association to add $50 Three
or more 20 Ill.
Third Day-Thnrsday. October ga
FIRST RACE-AssooIATIoN PURsE 500
Mile heats.
SECOND RACE-AssoorATIoS PURSE $40
Dash oftWO miles.
Fourth Day-FFfdRy, october Sb-
FIRST RACR-CUHBERLAED SrAKe No. 2
For three year olds. Two mile heats. SubscriP-
ton $50 play or pay. Association 10 add 500.
Three or IaOre 20 I'LL.
SECOND RACE--AssOcIATIO PURsE 500
For all ages. For al horses that have not won
previous 70 the fall meeting Of 1865. Miie ard
repeat.
FIFTH Day-aaturday October "a.
FIRST RACE--AssocIATIoS PURSE $20o-
Mile and quarter dash.
SECOND RACE-AssocIATi0N PURsE 500
Mile heatss three IN i've
THIRD RACE-AssOcrATTo HANDICAP
PuRsR $.D0-Mile heat. FOR all horses that
have not won during the meeting tbs second
horse to have $50 out Of the purse The horses
20 be Handicapped the day preceding the race,
All entries must be made and weights accepted
AZ announced By the President Of tho AssoeiA-
tiOa.
The above stakes to name and close August
18th, 1868.
Half the money offered in purses will be given
for walk over. Entrance TO purses IN All cases
free.
subscriptions to be made aad all comnuni-
cati0ns addressed 10
GEO. S. KINNEY. Secretary.
Ne. North College Street
VA. u. Johnson, President.
julyl9 II
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IdvERPooI, August 17-3 P. m.-Cotton
active advanced ID to-day; al the close
the market still tending upward. Sales
10000 bales; uplands TObd Orleans II ~.
LoEDoS, Aug. l7.--Consols "a. 5-2Os
ia.
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At She earnest solicitation Of many Of our IN
fnential citizens. / hereby announce N yaeif as
a candidate for Mayor, at the ensuing fall
election. II. II. THORNBERG.
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Look AT THE RUINS Aye, look at the
ruins OF what were once magnificent sets Of
teeth, 70 be seen everywhere In soc;etv
Look at them, aud ask yourself If il l. moi
marvellous that such destruction is permit
ted, when, by simply using SozoDoSr. ana
teeth, hotoeucr fragile, may be preserved from
decay or blemish as long a. life lasts ?