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Al the earnest solicitation of many OF our ia
uucntial citizens, l hereby announce myself as
candidate for Mayor. at tho ensuing fall
election. H.H. TuORNBERG.
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latest dates received by mail
Total

The first bales Of the new cotton was re-
ceived at Mobile on the lOsh lust. from
Prairie Bluff, weighed 600 pounds Claeacd
a7 uplauds, aud sold at II cents.
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Gold is without material change. The
following are the New York quotations Of
yesterday: Opened at LAG, was 146 at
1920, 146g at noon, and closed at 146g at
3P.M. Dealers here were paying 14j and
holding at 1863.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday AZ follows
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hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress. ia this district, subject to the action
uf the nominating convention ct the Reruhh
can party HORACE II. hAhhiSoN'
JplvE. 1865. iy7 Il
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ATTENTION, STUMP SPEAKERS. We
have ihc prospectus Of the Democratic
Stump Speakers Hand Book" now in
press by the Miami Printing and Publish
iug Company, Cincinnati. il is the most
complete political handbook ever gotten
up. a. gives all the documents relating TO
the ISSUES now pending, biographies Of the
candidates, with all the votes Of the official
supporters Of each. IL gives all informa-
ton necessary 10 discuss the questions now
before the public together with a historic
resume Of the events that led TO our pres
ent condition, from the foundation Of the
government Radicalsm is shown in its
true light. Ii embraces about four hun
dred pages double column octave, and sells
Tor 81 30, postage paid-to clubs Of FIVE,
$40. Usual allowance 70 trade and can
vasser8.
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MUNICIPAL.
Meeting of the Board Of Aldermen
Yesterday EVeuinE. 81.

meeting of the Board Of Aldermen
Yesterday EveBing.
Board met at P. NJ, President Nelson
in the Chair.
Reading Of last minutes dispensed with
The following bills Of expense, presented
by the Finance Committee, and recon-
mended to be paid by the Auditor, were
received and filed 49,. ..
Street Department @
WateTWOTks S5l 10
Fire IlS %
WOrkhOuse 9Oo %
The report Of B. j. Sheridan, City Reve-
nue. Collector, showing the amount Of col
lections from July 18th, 1865, to August
Sth, 1868, as S4,224 43. Received and
filed.
NJ. B. Kockel Water Tax Collector, made
his report of collections since last report
DULY 23d) TO August llth, as S24S3 IA.
Received and filed
The report of John S. Mullen, Clerk Of
the Market, showing the amount collected
from stall-renters for the month Of July,
1868, as 1871 %. Received and filed.
City Weigher'l report, showing so as
ceived and filed. ..
The following report of Capt Bentley,
Chief Of Fire Department, for July, was
received and fled
SSH w
Feed 90 %
- o.
Contingent expenses Az so
90
During the month of July there were two
false alarms and one fire, and that on the
corner Of Broad and Vine streets. Owners
Of property, j. II. Ewing and VIM. Moore.
No insurance. Loss $780,
The following report of G. S. Flager
City Workhouse Keeper, for the month of
July, was received and filed:
Number Of prisoners on IA
Number OF prisoners received in July .........lO3
CalabOOso prisoners .......,..........l 64
:. :. prisoners discharged by order. a
expiration %
Number discharged from calaboose. ........ .169
Number on ............. 4g
Sent to hospital L
The following expense account was also
attached:
Amount stores purchased in July...........S423 81
City stable 4l2 IA
Stock and repairs accOunt.................. q 50
UJUV
nTesh $50 IS
0adIy i0o IL
}. }. Reddy, Superintendent of Water
works, reported the amount of coal and
wood consumed by the WaterwOrks De.
Partment during the month of July, 1868
as 1000 bushels of the former and 40 cords
of the latter. The number of gallons of
water supplied the city was $4,000 900.
A petition from number of ColOred
persons residing in the vicinity of Wilson's
Spring TO establish colored school in that
vicinity. Referred to School Committee.
Several minor bills received and filed,
after which the Board adjourned until to-
morrow at 10 O'clock.
THE First Ward Seymour and Blair
Club will hold a regular meeting at their
Hall, over Hamilton a Cunningham's
hardware store, College street, this We'd
nesday) evening at o'clock A full at
tendance il requested, Gen. Dawson and
J. L Hirsch will address the meeting.
By order Of the President.
JOHN Fl. HARPER, Sec'y.
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Notice Extraordinary

THE UNDERSIGNED. IN CONSEQUENCE
of the pressure of the times. being uuuhl.
tO meet the payments now due upon hos place.
amounting iu all % about Fifteen Hundred
Dollars. and which must shortly joe met Iu or.
der 90 secure the amount already utII, uI" Gee
termiuod. II possible, 10 SELL
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RAILROAD ELECTION.-The annual
election for the selection Of fifteen dele
gates for the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad for the ensuing year will take place
to-day. A large number Of the stockhold-
ere have already arrived in the city and
more are expected to-day. Judge Henry
Cooper, Of Lebanon, heads one Of the tick
cts and Col. j.. w. Cole the other.
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On Monday, September z, 1863,
FOUR ACRES OF GRoUND

attached, located at one end Of the principal
county. Tennessee. For elegance unity of de-
sign, and adaptation to educational purposes
this college edifiee has but few superiOrs if any
The form of the house is that of massive Ro.
man Cross. three stories high. l35 feet long and
lis wide. The brick work is executed in the
finest style-the wood work on the exterior is
tastefully adjusted. fine battlement cOrniee
extends entirely around the caves, with from
tispiece facing the street. On the right of the
main entrance, on the first story. are two family
rGOms, each twenty feet square, and opposite are
parlOrs corresponding in size. This entry inter-
sects passage, from which doors open into the
chapel. laboratory. apparatus and dining rooms
In the same wing with the library apparatus
rooms are the Juvenile and Preparatory De-
paFtments. The Study Hall is so feet square.
well lighted and thoroughly ventilated. From
this hall glass doors open into the various re-
citation rooms. The dOrmitOries are twenty six
in number. twenty feet square on average, and
opening full length on hinges, and protected
from without by Venetian blinds. There is a
ISEA UTIEUL LA WIN
set in blue grass. and pleasantly shaded. All
necessary OUt-buildings. cIsterns, etc, on the
premises.
TERMs-Credit Of one. two and three ears, !.
the purchaser giving notes with two approved
securities, and lien is retained on the property
as further security. Sale free from redemption.
j. NJ. TOMPKINS,
augll I'd C. Il M. and Com'r.
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All OF superior finish and workmanship. Au
rsrsous about purchasing yohicies. viii De- we'll
o. give ~ "a call and eVImtuo our work. both q.
o. quality and price. ~ wo are satisfied that we
eau furHt.h r. superior article at price
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NOTICE Nd SHIPPERS

NASHVILLE \ NORTHWESTERN .R.O
GENERAL SUrERINTENDENr's OFFICE, :
NASHVILLE, August 18th. 1858. }
puIS ROAD IS NOW OPEN AND READY
1 for business. krcights received for all sta
lions along the line of road. and for Memphis.
New Orleans. -. Louis, and ali Southwestern
and Western pulnts.
T. 5. RICHARDS. Gent Sup't
Al. GRANT, Genl Freight Agent. augI
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Carriages, Buggies.
BuTOucllez.

MTE HAVE NON ON HAND. AND WILL
w close "ut at Remarkably Iuu prizes
splendid assortment Ht
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HUNTINGTON,
No. 3 North Cherry Street.

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Tbis splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect DUe-harmless reliable. instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dies. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful Tho genuine is
signed WuIidm A. Batehelor. All others are
mere mutations and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. Iapr29 ly.
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RADICAL CONVENTION TO-DAY.--The
State and District Radical Convention as
sembles in the Capitol this morning at
eleven O'Clock, at which time choice viii
be made between Mercer and Prosser for
the nomination from thisdistrict. Harrison
has been left out entirely. We understand
that Jno. Trimble aud Abram Smith, both
have numerous friends in the body, and
steps will be taken 10y them to secure the
nomination for one or the other
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Az Low a. ANY HOUSE,

IN this az any other section of country. Par
tirui1r attention paid Co repairing Oii ltniBez
made 90 book a. good as new b. nov pI1.4ss-
HINT = Pow EIIs, Rec.
IylI .m IuI s lU' y. Market S.
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SEARCH WARRANT -Esquire Mathews
on Monday issued a warrant for the search
Of the premises Of Anna Pritchett, 4 colored
woman living at Mrs. Wiemer's house on
Spruce street. near Fogg, to recover a
quantity Of bed clothing supposed to have
been stolen from Mrs. Bridget Klincr.
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NnTICE.
LUMRE

NHTE WILL ALSO TAKE ORDERS FDE
w Pine FLOORING. GhesfHut aad Poplar
Fgucius Chessnut aud Poplar Shiurir. Chest
nut ant Poplar L1fhs. and Oh hhi irF ans
quantity urpuaIity Of Lumber.
~. e.. COTTON.
o. NJ. HAWKINS.
j. u. EHANILI.
augI 'm ANDERSON s. GLASGOW
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During the month of July there were two
false alarms and one fire, and that on the
corner of Broad and Vine streets. Owners
Of property, J. II. Ewing and VIM. Moore.
No insurance. Loss 500.
The following report of G. S. Flager
City WOrkhOuse Keeper, for the month of
July, was received and filed:
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CHANCERY SALE.
SOule Female College.

Legrand H. Carney and others. Trustees. etc,
vs.. VIM. Major and Others, Stockholders, etc.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court for Rutherford county, in
this cause. will sell 10 the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse in MurfreesbOro, Tennessee,
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WINES.
BRANDIES

Al Casks J. Fauri's COgnac. USO5)
do Renauit Brandy, IS35.)
do United Vineyard PTOprictOrs
Brandy. OS39.)
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MmTED PE0MoTIoN-Mr. H. l.. Shep-
herd, formerly General Ticket and Freight
Agent of the Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville, aud Edscneld and Kentucky
raiIroads, hns been appointed General
Superintendent Of lhe two roads
Mr.. s. comes 10 us highly recommended
az a railroad man, having been connected
with the Northwestern system Of roads du-
ring the war. He IL a thorough business
man, and will doubtless merit the rr-pect
and confidence of the State and the rail
road company
Mr.. Thomas IInssnrd will continue "a
chief engineer Of the Evansville, Heudcr-
son md Nashville railroad
NEA MuJH LAW -THREE MAGIs-
TRATEs ON THE SAME Cash. E-qu.re
Thuruccb's court Monday, Morris Green
swore out peace warrant against q. Byron
Young and negro woman named Mary
SaunderF, but whom the negro Witnesses
persisted in calling "Mrs. Young" The
proof waH insufficient relative 20 the war
like future of "Alr. aud Mrz." Young, aud
the Esquire discharged them la Esquire
Mathews court Morris Green and his wife
Eliza gave 500 bond 10 keep twelve months
of uninterrupted peace toward "Mrs.
Dung ?. C., 80 called Again, Morris
Green was fined SO in Esquire Cassetty's
court for striking a small sized negro baby,
the property of Mrs Young or some
other man.
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chester advices favorable, but do not effect
the market. Total shipments Of cotton from
Bombay up to the 18th inst. since the last
report. 10000 bales.
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Reading Of last minutes dispensed with.
The following bills of expense, presented
by the Finance Committee, and recon-
mended to be paid by the Auditor, were
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London $50 erces beef At S. So 70 Hss Pc! ssssmsr
sss9a & 'P BARK We -,S
Bss bs S 70 dsS: po On sAs Continent snu
IS, & 81 ri: avn ssa prices we're nominal"
oo hor-Ihs market was moderately active And STEADY
,ss 70. fair do loo lie for Inferior do and ibe a0e for
HIxP.-An krds were inactive and nominal ., former
noLAssas The market continued 70 ras dull and prices
N:w oTlsan: sss Ss ss.S. % hid. Sasvl;a. i
nlise. sso asysd' S';s sss Hs.soVsdo. ssanns
ds ssSS s se New NC ossa
@ s so AZ Me- " hs Id Cub s 2 90 Porto
;Dr
slipping I: III as
The lower SPADES continued IN desnd = steady prices the
mon, . IN 81,
ed s e rule ss s
meat: sss ss s e. 10
done r pork was s light. The demand being confined 70
ne: pIss; sSI: 3. AZ ps nv were ;0d !.
ss '0n' There sal.s ot
:s s '' s'. " e. '':s MEN
H ss .ns s ss va: in s S
crate demand at about previous prices Sales Is bbls a
Do fierce sr da and nonin
VIZ: -&W Q $40 Tor prime mess and fSl &Sf
sale. 50 Sbis ss So Cut meats wsss rather more
sought after and more firmly heidi rs boxes old shoulders
brought 2c Bacon though quiet quite steady Sales
80 boxes city Cumberland cut at 14 The market for lard
moderately active and prices steady yesterdays
for No. TO prime steam and kettle rendered 0 erces
for January delivery, At l4Ac., sellers option.
PETnOLEUM.-Crude In bulk dull but firm 1t 1870.
We heard Of no sales OF moment The market for refined
speculative and prices again appreciated to the extent Of
2c per gallon, closing at about for standard white
the spot The sales very large, comprising fully
g cog bb!s including $500 bbs the spot at
December At ssHc Sc 10 PSadelpsis the market was
unprecedenedy active the demand being almost entirely
speculative, ID there was large Improvement In prices
At the close the market unsettled though erm The
spot and November delivery acs c for December
29c for November March, 2s5c for January March,
2c Coo for January June and S2c for April Decsm
ber also about a00OJ standard white part al &c.
Prices ranged from &c. &c. Rangoon dull y sac. &C.
6REDs-Lnseed shade higher, the saes being LOCO
bags N Boston a. 80 2 gold duty paid Grass was dun
sUGAnThe market for raw was sti dull and prices
nominaly lc llsc for fair good refining Cuba The
sales 100 hhds for Cuba 2c for Porto Rico
and nac. for Denerara also sC boxes q IKE
lac. We quote-Cuba, inferior to common refining. iuc
sDsd Choice d. al soSs
and eosesh sSNts &c liac; msiado, sac $40
Porto Rico-Rellng grades ilssc liKc. grocery DO,
quotations Stock raw, November 10. S6s-iGi55 hhds.
81 ,2S4 boxes and %, 494 bags
ct l25sc. l2Ssc.
was steady al former priceA The sales were 100 bbs a.
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lo7X losk; Alton and Terre Haute ssK . loxi
do preferred eek; Ohio and Mississippi certincateA
sok q soA; Milwaukee and ST Paul OK ssi do.
preferred sax ssh; Chicago and Alton lss bid do.
preferred 1875 bid; Bankers and Brokers' l0T; Cum
berand, 81 bid; welsFargo, q bid; American -
4eK; Adams. a. . ASK; United States. 4sK ASK;
Merchants Union. COX INK; Quicksilver, 2ix Is;
Canton, 40 . so; Western Union. 50 sex; Mariposa
preferred, COX . ak.
The quotations Of the last regular board were:-
Canton. AK AK; Cumberland ASK 20; Western
Union. IS ssl; Quicksilver, % . IS; Aariposa,
4; do. preferred, 2oK q; Pacific Mail, ia IFS;
New York Central, l24K l24x; Erie Is 40; DO.
preferred. 81 . SO; Hudson River l2sx 124; Read
ing, esh . ssA; Michigan Central, lloK .
lib; Michigan Southern, s3k 3 "a; Illinois
Central. lsl las; Plttsburg, s. sbk;
Northwestern, SAX Q SAX; do. preferred. 90 sek:
Toledo. % . 99K; Rock Island. 100 l0sK; St. Paul.
Elk q e1k; do preferred, slh . 50; Wabash, bo,s =
ok; DO. preferred, 70 rs; Fort Wayne, losX q
1851; Ohio and Mississippi 80 q sok.
Business ct the last open board closed with
nnal sales OF Pacific Mall at u.s. Western Union sex.
New York Central l25k, Erie ASK, Reading osx.
Wabash boz. st. Paul 66X DO. preferred 81, Fort
waynesiosN. Michigan Southern SAX. Ohio and
Mississippi soA, Pittsburg s5x, Toledo oox. Rock
Island lo6s. Northwestern s6X. do. preferred 81.
At six O'Clock p. NJ the following were the street
quotations-Erie a Az; New York Central 1861
l2sH; Rock Island, lo7 bid; Michigan Southern,
SAX IS; Pttsburg, SO bid; Pacific Mail. ll5k
115h; Hudson River, l2sX q 1874; Reading osx q
sSx; Northwestern, s5h bid; Northwestern pre-
ferred sex bid; st. Paul preferred. So bid.
At the close there were indications that the clique
intended their next visit to Rock Island In making
the tour Of the stock list.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances al the Sub-Treasury In this city
follows
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TILE WINE MARKET.

There change for the better 10 the wiue anc
spirit during the past dayA The condition Of
the money market still unfayorabls large
actions.
whskeys TO b rather drag At present quota
tons doubt that old whiskeys will maintain
present prices, II not materially advance
Owing the rapid Of stock imported spirits
an upward tendency especially mporatons Of Cognao
orande Of which there remains but small balance the
Market
For Cette Marselies wines there fair consumptve
demand at full prices.
The following the latest foreign
ara un0ted IN mold -
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COOK. AucrIosEER

VI Fancy Goods, Clocks Brcnzes 4c. :.
GEORGE COOK will sell by auction, this day, ~ III
o'clock Al salesrooms oi Liberty street. superb marble and
Ormuu Ciocts Bronses Paran and Bisque Figures and
(roura Toilet hets Inks Card Receivers China aud Boz
0ass Vases ~ Of the latest designs and impor
Also ri II o'ciosk,
ELEGANT silver plated Tea and Coffee Sets, Castef Ice
Ptchers Baskets Fruit Stands, Gobess, Water Sss,
Iyory Table Cutlery. Forks, spoons, &C.
On Saturday, at II O'Clock,
General assortment of second hand and Furniture.
Beds aud Bedding Paror, Chamber and Library su,s,
Rookcases Hail Stands Extension and Centre Tablea
AT IL o'clock,
Administer Gas yardsl Medallion Carpet, cost 81 500,
Ormulc French as III lghs) Chandei,rs coat Rsoo.
rosewood grand action Plano, used by Jenny Lind
do. IN octave Pianos, full round corners
royal Velvet Medallion Carpet, "a yArds
AZ O'Clock,
ny order O. Barton, assignee Of estate OF renie,on
Co.. Manufacturing Company lbs lois SILVER Plated Ware,
Of superior make and huhs add trclud general Assort
nenk
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ROCHELLE BEANpIEs.-PeIcvoisen, 81 IS a s. 10 per
gallon A. Segnete, "a ~ 50; Htvert PeIevoisen 81
ss Alsxandsr seisnssts "a 90 $S; A. Rasesu, go
u 95; Lafayette. "a 90 q X5.
GIN-The following quotations for pipes foreign
tIcles are quoted eod) Palmree 10 -;
Sabins ss 50; swaow rs 81 Telegraph $s Is Olive
SO 2b WINDMILL SO 30; Booths Cordial &8 80; Tanquersy
Cordial % 80; Meaders Swan, % u.s. currency; Grape
Leaf, SSb, currency.
q SSa ssg gallon; St croi1. 90 IS
wHisxEY.-scotch, a. Is "a IS per gallon; Irish - 50
kentucky IL bond, 81 3 - 30; rye, p 81 High
plain. froe, oil rs pure aplriis. French free. 81 b.
wINEs.-Port 80 Is SS per gallon burgundy port 90c.
81 ~; sherry 81 IS 49, sherry MarseiEes, 300 soc Ma
dera, 81 q S10 Madeira, Mar3eles 75c s0c.; Malaga,
sweet 81 0 81 60 Malaga, dry, GOO IL 25 care hhdA,
1888 $3.50; claret, cases, ~ ~ a xC0.
CHAMPAGNK.-Tke following quotations are for quarts,
without the usual discount Piper Hcidgcck S2J; yeuve
Cliquo s25 20; 8. II. Mumm Co.. $40 $24 Roedsrsr,
$40 so $24 Charles Hedseick $40; St. Marceaux, $40
$23; Due de Montebelo $29; Gicser Co., $40 x34 Del
monico S2 Charles Fare, yls ga; Napoleon Cabinet
$24 Moet Chauion $40 1874 SCI Rnnar pere ct ns $50
1885, Bruch aly Co., as $29; Bruch, Foucher Co.,
S2l q Y2l; other chanpAgnes, $40 upwards
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full prices made OF 22 bags johannes and
100 do Nicotine private terms Other kinds remained
quiet. - !.
FLOUR AND gsAIs.-Recept1, 500 bbis. -four, 1895
ecg do matt and coss DO barley The nour arks. ruled
would have Been compelled 70 take Cd somethinx Some
few made At reduction, but the general
sales about 1900 bbs southern nour Of sale
Demand and arm Il former prcss Sales 80 bbs Corn
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on spscuIaiionJ we're about s6coe bushss, q iii %
y 81 for No. g. sprins In sors and aaoat % Of for
q % for choice white Michigan Corn was moder.
s sssy scSs nA Or l.v G1 ,: :ss w. wsrs
cosns the latter price,, u Is for choice do 81 81 II
yellow jersey. Oats good demand and steady
Ing with buyers II To the sales 1000 buahes Tie
Ike. Rye quiet but prices steady Of
sales of moment Barley quiet nns sample OF 400
bushels Engishabou the best offered this
exhibited and sold By Mr.. John Hobo Al q % per
bushel. OF barley matt stn all lot sold ~ ~ %.
FRRIGTfrs quiet, but rates 10 all ports remained
s.eady. The engagements ITO LIVERPOOL % hhds
SOs steamer, 500 bales cotton n Nd
a0 bushels 3D. $500 bushels grain ~ IND 3D. 10
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At meeting today Of fhe directors Of the Chicago
and northwestern Railroad o dividend OF FIVE per
cent declared on both the common and preferred
stock, payable December 49, free OF government tax.
The books Of the company close December 5.
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Half.past Two O'Clock r. M.


THURSDAY, Nov. 1875 r. n.
corros.-Receip.s, 1855 baies Tho market was fairly
active and rm the demand being chiefly from exporters
There were sales Of ss bales including a4s9 for export
7u3 for spinning Oil on speculation aud III In ansitu We
quoo:- -
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ACCIDENT on THE HousAToHIc RArLR0AD.-Yes-
terday the down passenger train on the Housatonc
Railroad which leaves Pttsneld at niue A. M, when
about three miles above Shefield struck broken
rail. The engine passed over II without damage, brit
two passenger cars a nat car and one baggage car
were thrown from the track and turned bottom side
up. Twenty passengers were more or less injured,
but none. IL Is Thought, seriously. stone on the
nat car, weighing from three TO four tons. was
thrown severa rods from the car. The trains were
delayed several hours.-Seo Harm Palladium
Noe. ~.
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b-redSu,'t

Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances.
Nov. 49,. S2d5,6l $1,9s6573 $1113,25S $S3 6o3,325
Nov. IT.. 30l.o00 2,720655 2665,27 S3.65S. 700
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