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-.uer. Hawkins was committed to f,.l
on charge + baa,ardy.
lie case Il Janes Caldwell, colorr3,
charged wlla She same cfisnse, was ,.a-
iausa until Eez' Monday.
An arproplaiaa Of about So "a 4.-
.os,4 .sr ,he M.G2Tt Of paupers.
a I,ror. wa+ sulmitei from II. ".
Wa-a, Sia'e srG County Revenue CT
lsc,or, which witt he found elsewhere.
4. D. Grant, President OF The Board,
,saa appointed Prog for Davidson county
Go vo,cth stock belonging to the county
s.E railroads In .his State and keutuckv.
Tier cr-rl cf T. NJ. Nelson, Surgeon O:
ae n,.hau-a, was submitted for con-ile-
r..aa.
yae B,"d rhsa adjourned until tr-aar-
raw
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s:rRnG ncmocs-ntic Sn!IY

The Ia-ses. mce6nE Of the campaign
was held lsst niglIt in front Of the Com.
merciaI Hotel. The utmost enthusiasm
prevailed thoroughou. ths,a-sembIy. Griei
speeches were nisde By CoIoael C5lyar,
Major 7. d. Walker, Miior Tompkins,
Colonel Baxter Srli;h, Elias Poll, and
others. The sentiments exPressel by
these gentlemen ELECTED great applause
from the large concoursc Of people pres
ent. The meeting broke up at late honr.
Another enthusiastic rally was held in
front Of the City Hotel, aad the meeting
was addressed by Thomas CrunI, in an
able speech.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

A CHANGE OF BASE L. J. L,yen;hall,
lately with Z & J. Northmap, is now in
business with Lovsman Brothers, at their
weIl-kaown stand on Church street. The
firm have added TO their stock Of hoped
skirts and corseis, a spieodid Iiae Of white
goods liRens, swisses, jlconet', hosiery,
b!eached domestic, etc which they sell At
Els.ern cost. Mr. L. viii b. happy to
wait on his friends. nov st
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accounted For

With Characteristic Industry tie Browns
vile Bee has been at work trying TO dis
cover Wis Nashville isso beset with thieves
AZ the present line, aud at last announces
the rcs"!t f his l4bors. It says the evil
comes from having two Radical parties
here, There is no doubt some serious
tru;h inwhat at first glance seems II he one
Of the Bees Jokes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03
Church Blown Down,

On Sunday morning last, little brick
church on the Hardin pike, about eleven
miles from the city, and situated between
two hills, was blown away, only about four
feet of the walls being left standing. A
few bricks were dropped along the road for
two or three hundred yards, but the main
portion was taken half mile, TO where the
road opened out on wide stretch Of COM
paratively fat country, and there dropped
in the bed of creek, with the roof still
firmly attached to the walls. Two COWS
that had been 10 leeward of the building
while it was yet, standing, were knocked
about twenty yards away into hollow.
They seemed considerably Supplied, but
otherwise sustained no damage;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

Exchange on New York was boush: by
the banks yesterday at I discount and sold
by them at par.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at Il for the old and
Il fer the new.
Nashville corporation checks are very
dull, and with bet aa on the market.
Dealers buy at83@84c, and hold at $50
sec.
The sales OF Southern State bonds at the
New York Sleek Exchange on the 29.h
ult. were as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

Rev. L. P. Tschifely has been recently
called to the diocese as the Rector Of ST.
Anne'S Church, Edgefeld. lie delivered
his first sermon on Sunday night to large
congregation. He is divine of ability
and the members generally express great
delight al having secured his services.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

II. G. Cotton, Of the eighth ward, ycster-
DAY applied for certificate and was re-
fused notwithstanding the fact that he IRE
aerted the vouchers required by law. lie
immod a:ely afterwards consulted a lawyer
with view Of applying to the Circuit
CoIr. fer inandamus compelling the
register 60 Issue ~aii certificate
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Proclamatlon by the aIayOr.
MAYORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,


NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
November 2, 1868,
Whereas, it is necessary to protect vo.
tiers, insure peace, order and quiet, during
the Presidential election 10 be held to-day,
Nov. 8, and to remove as much az posi-
bic, and all those causes that excite citi-
zens and disturb the peace; by virtue of
the authority vested in me, it is ordered,
First-That all saloons, bars, groceries
and places where intoxicating liquors are
sold, shall be closed between the hours Of
6 A. M, and 10 P. NJ. on the 81 Of Novem-
Der, throughout the city.
Second-That all persons net twenty-one
years of age, are directed to keep away
from the polls; and the police are directed
to enforce this order, not permitting mi
nors 10 congregate or stay about in the
vicinity of the voting places.
- 10 witness whereof have here
r. 10 set my hand and seal OF thi:
city of Nashville, on this The
~ q day of November, 1868.
A. Z, ALDEN, Mayor.
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WAETiEED:

In Columbia. Tuesday evening last, at IL,
residence Of the brides father, By the Rev. r
G. Ir'inc. Mr.. WALTrE PULow and Mi Mol.
LIE. daughter Of W.. Dale, Esq.
On Thursday, October I'D. by Rev. ". J
FIierson. az the residence Of the brides father
near Hampshire, Marry couaty. NJ. W. I
kILPATRIC6 and Miss ALICE /. BTFFLE.
In Columbia, wednesday last. BY Rev r. q
Irvine. Mr.. JONI MAE-Iv and Miss Minerva
MCLEAN.
In GAINESVILLE. on the 9Th ms. by Rev. A.
D. Sears. Mr.. JOIN CARTER wilcox and Mis:
SUE HATCHER. both of MONTGOMERY county.
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Report of N. w. Walsh


The following report from NJ. w. Walsh
State and County Revenue Collector was
submitted 10 the Board of County Com.
msssioners yesterday:
NASHVILLE, TENN, November lst 1858
r. J. Michel, Esp County Court Clerk,
Davidson county-Sir: In obedience ~
Section is, of the amended Revenue law
passed by the General Assembly of The
State of Tennessee, March 18Th, 1863 I
nave the honor to submit the following
statement of the condition of tbe ts9
books Of Davidson county, for the wear
1861. 's''
stats ats taxes to be collected for theyear
49, ~ ....-..S 1889 934 o.
ALREADY collected TO and including
Slst October 1865 .........' COS on- d
Laanee que 10 be collected 500 70
county ia, Ss5es to be collected for the
eaI 73S 6S
Aire1dy collected TO and including
| DIST october lS6S.......... II 41S 40
balance due to be collected ........... 33 100 rs
ePeelal school and poll tax 10th dis
lIlCt 9 763 IS
| Already collected to and including
3lst October $50 AZ
Balance due 20 be collected ........... , ia q
| Special school tax 18th '736 "a
AiRT1e sa collected cole ted to and including
balance due to be collected $40 "A
l am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, ". w. WALSH.
Stale and County Revenue Collector
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Davidson county.
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me this
second day Of November, 1868.
VIM. GRAY, Notary Public
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Tho,e who have suffered defeat, and
thoge who will find cause to rejoice
over their success will be welcome visitors
at the Academy of Music 10 night, and old
Dan Griffin will have a word Of cheer for
the former, aud something to say to the
latter. Be on hand and laugh muchly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

Joseph Watkins, colored, was arraigned
before Squire Mathews yesterday on 4
charge Of sssault and battery upon Justice
D. W. LapeEey, Of the l3h district; con-
tinucd until Wednesday morning at nine
O'clock.
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Resolved, That this tribute be spread
upon our minutes published in the South
crn Son, and copy furnished the family of
our late Brother, Dr. Armstrong, by the
Grand Scribe.
Respectfully submitted,
AHsoN NELSON,
Chairman Of Committee.
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The teeth soon become spacklcd if every
deGlement Is not removed from them every
twenty-four hours. To do this efFsctually
there's nothing like Sozodont. Itlilerally
renders the enamel imPergious and indie
structible.
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Commenced sfauSh;crina..

Oar euterprising pork packers, Messrs.
Hart d IIensIey, commenced slaughtering
hogs yesterday. They expect to do large
business the present season. This viii be
good ucv5 70 those who took such liking
10 the frc Tennessee csuva-sri hams pm.
up by ;hia li-m last season.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

Thirty practical molder5 in ST. Louis
have contributed $1,000 each toward es.
tablishing 4 stove foundery. The move
ment will lead to setting up other manu-,
featuring establishments by mechanics.
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VIM. Young, John Gilbert. W.N We'll
moth and VIM, Redman, who were com
mitted TO Jail several days since, on a
charge Of illicit disabling, were released
yesterday, the term of their Imprisonment
having expired.
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No eases of aoy Importance were inges-
us1ied yesterday. \ few cases in which
.Ae parties appealed from Magistrates and
uonai=si7ael's Court we're disposed Of.
-. -. SO is lLe next in The docket.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

Two parties were made up from this city
last week to visit Humphrey county. and
chase the Wild deer. Oae Of tbe party
Ragged q Number Of fine bucks, and the
other party didn't, hu; it is said had lots Of
rg., irwin
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
Tyrone, Cairo, 4 P. NJ.

| - Tyrone, CAIRO, P. NJ.
The river al this point was rising again
yesterday, with thirty.three inches on the
Shoals. Weather clear ard cool, with a
heavy frost in the morning.
The only arrival yesterday was the Ty-
rome, from Cairo.
The flags of the steamers in port were
yesterday displayed at half mast in respect
to the memory Of Dick Britton, mate of the
Ella Hughes, who died yesterday.
The Talisman will take her old regular
day Saturday next, and leave then for
Cairo, or her fra trip of the season.
Capt. W. P. Halliday, Of Cairo, has gone
to Brownsville TO purchase a side Whesl
packet 10 take the place Of the Cumber-
land, in the Cairo and Evansville trade.
The Tyrone ia The regular packet for
Cairo to-day, giving through tickets and
bills of ladiug to ell points on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. She Is commanded by
the. popular Capt. Tom II armoD, with Capt.
Wash Weaver and Alex Hard IN charge
of the office. Nuff ced.
The DsRusso ia near Alton, pulling out
snags She will continue this work of i'm
provement for about ten days on the
twenty-five miles Of river between Alton
and St. Louis, and then probably stump
the river between ST. Louis aud Csiro until
the close Of navigation.
The Mississippi arrived at New Orleans
on the 2Sth, and was 10 leave for Memphis
on the 26.h. She had 1ll5 bales cotton,
the Sully from Yazoo IL blles, and Gov
ernor Allen from Ouach,ia 1865 bales, and
Pauline Carroll lll9 bales.
The Memphis 4r1IHcIs5f Sunday says:
Weather clear and cool The river con-
| tinues to decline. with six feet six inches
on the bars between here and Cairo, and
seven feet below. At ST Louis the river il
falling, with FIVE fs, I six inches in the
channel out 10 Cairo. The Ohio is receding,
with three feet three inches in the canal
and four feet on she bars in the Lover
Ohio. The Arkansas Is declining, with
| three feet IL The channel from Little Rock
| out.
There have been IN store at S.. Louis, fer
the past tao weeks, several thousand stand
of arms, 10 lie shipped 20 the carPet-bsg
Governor Of Arkansas, but SO far the scala
wags have been unable to get steamer to
carry them. Houston lad better 90 to St.
Louis with the Hesper, and make another
martyr Of himself His mate Ia in Cincin-
| natl, giving exhibitions Of tee cruise and
capture Of that immortal steamer. The
pages Of history will tscm with glowing
accounts Of the affair. We DO not think
there could be found, az st. Louis or else
where, a s;eamboatsman base and mean
enough to aid in Transporting arms with
which to murder the helpless people Of Ar
kansas. The steamboa.meu at st. Louis
have certainly too much sense to t&mpsr
with such freight CUES are dangerous
weapons, AID often recoii when least eI-
pecied.
Es.zgzssl-szs 80 y 80
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Fins .FURs! CHEAT, CHEAP.-Ano;h-
er large consignment just received at W.
\. Deysrs, No. IS, Public Square. Beau
Gfrl sets for children only 81; sets for
ladies' Sc. Call and see them.
oct30 81.
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Robert White WAS arraigned before the
ClaGissioae7 yesterday on a charge OF
i--c,uy. aud vas committed TO the work
a.a.e 90 work out q term oftbiriy days
l.v.isoum
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Notice to Show Cause-In Banl,rup,c

Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.
TIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT W. /.
& Brown, Is J. Russell, Samuel j. Bradley,
David Little, Milton Fisk and Joseph Brown,
all Of White county, Tennessee have fled il
the Office of the Clerk this Court, their petit
tiOns for discharge. and it was tEeTeupon ordered
by the Court that 4 hearing be had upon the
same
on the ZGt;i Day Of November, 1868
At the hours of9lZ. TO- l0l2, II and ll15 A n. and
I'm. respectively, at the Office OF the Register,
W. Johnston, Esq, il Sparta, Tennessee, and
that all creditors who have proven The debts
and other persons VINO are interested, may ap-
pear a. the said time al place, and show cause,
if any they have, why the prayer of said pCtI.
tions should not be granted, aud that the second
and third meetings Of said creditors viii be had
before the Register n the same time and place
L. K. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
u. S. Dist Court, Mid. Dist. Of Tenn.
oc,2)-tucsdays5t
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lhis Coustmcl yesterday, Judge Shackls-
fss3 .r=idina. Va important busire.s
was t..asac.ad. The Judge stated tina. he
wan.a .s,ivcr Ii. opinion in the Injunction
$500 rczl Wednesday, and the cour, adj
.Hrn.i urtil tina. tiac.
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Escnrn NEnrrnnf.

!. IIauu,uberggr was taken before Ia
quite .@hcws yesterday, at the instance
Of I-aaa GT,oasioDe, on a Peace warrant.
The case was dismissed by the prosecution
rav.ar 20 costs.
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rTHIS Is. TO GIVE NOTICE THAT J. n.
= Radcliffe, J. L. Reese. VIM: Pinkston,
5. B. Kozell. johnson Wood. Donald Cameron
j. T, Fleming and L. W. Overton. all Of Viii
Hanson county, Tennessee, have filed IN the
Office of the Clerk efths Court, their petition for
discharge and il was thercupOn ordered by the
Court that Il hearing be had upon the same,
en- she 18th day Of November IsCs,
., the hours of114, ~ 2. ~, -, 8, ga and
-, P. N. respectively at the ONCE Of \. ;.
lin, Tennessee. and that all creditors who have
proven their debts, and other persons interested
may appear at said time and place, AMI show
cause, if any they have, why the prayer Of said
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
'''' ''''' E, L. CAMPBE Il. Clerk,
~ o.. L s Dict. Cnnrl Millia Dist. Ienn.
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A negro woman named Lizzie White was
arrested yesterday for stealing dress She
will have hearing this evening.
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PARTNERSHIPS of $50 bushels at 81 IS;
200 do. at 81 40.
CHEsTNUTs.--Small sales to-day at s.
per bushels.
FRUITs.-Market brisk. In dried fruit
we heard Of sales of 1000 lbs. appIssat 6lc;
500 do. peaches (halves) at at 10c. We
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Wa. D.-Egls, cClored, who was arrested
. ev e.-s since AID committed to Jail on
- charge O.. larceny in stealing a small
..1. e. r..-.y from P. O'Donald, was re-
leased Yesterday upon The payment Of tha
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

We take pleasure in announcing to these Of
our citizens, and especially the ladies that are
fond of poetry. song and sentiment. that W. E.
Embry, rising star Of poetieal 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 bis
composition will make their appearance in our
mu &c store in the course of a few days.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JAMES
A. Lucus. w. II. Martin, 7. A. Anderson,
". L. sample, J. Suddath, :, n. MosGly. W. A.
Whtworth, ). Heermans, G. Clifford, J Groves,
A. J. Crenshaw, i. Mabry and Il. Y. MiCTs,
have filed in tho Office Of the Clerk of this
Court their petitions for discharge. and il was
thereupOn ordered by the Court that hearing
be had upon the same,
ON che 10th dag Of November, ESGS
ut the Office of 4. s. Bradley, Esq. in the Court
HOusein Gallatin, Tennessee. and that all cred
persons who are interested, may appear at the
said time and place. and show cause. if aly
they have, why tho prayer OF said petitions
should not be granted, and that tho second and
third meetings of said creditors viii be had be-
fore the Register, the same time and place.
L. r. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
oct 3O-3t L. s. Dist. Court Mid. Dist. Tenn
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The sales at the regular board on the
30.h ult. were as fellows:

At the sale Of Treasury gold in New
York on the 29thult. the bidswere f,rS9OO,-
600, and the 100000 offered was awarded
to Henry Clews & Co., bankers Of that
city, q! 154 81. The bids on the Both ult.
were for 100000, aud Henry Clews & Go.
took the 100000 offered 4. the same price
as the day before, which vas a triGe higher
than the sales 10 the gold room both days.
The New Yorl, Post of the sf,erDoon Of
the G0ih ult says:
The money market still works very closely,
and there is no change in rates from yesterday,
although in some quarters n better supply at
tho high rates is reported. The prevailing
opinion is that the combination working the
present StringcnCy have done their worst, and
that II is simply q question Of time as 10 when
the pressure will be Withdrawn az unpTOhtable.
Securities at the Stock Exchange appear to be
firmly held. and attempts TO break the market
BY means Of stringent money are stubbornly re-
sisted"
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In Bankruptcy.

Middle District Of Tennessee az Nash
vile, October 18th. 1865.
notice OF his appointment as Assignee Of
Waggoner 4 Co.. JnO. Oily JnO. B. Smith, II
DOWlen, A. ;. Edwards, j. Il. Hogan and K. T..
Nevins. of Davidson county. Tennessee, within
Said district. who have been adiudged bank
rupts, upon their own petitions. By the District
Court Of said district.
ALEX. a. HALL, Assignee.
Office: 81 Market st. 0cti7aw3ts
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FOR SALE Low

10 CLOSE CONSIGN8IENTs,
10 casks Vanmeter's Celebrated Canyls2d Su-
gar Cured Hams.
800 barrels Hydraulic Cement.
We want to purchase 10000 bushels Old Corn
: .'t oet iH,Y iW RHEA. SMITH & co.
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Notice TO Show Csuse-In bankruptcy
On the IIth Dag OF soyemDsF, 1855
In Edgeheld.

TVHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
L fully inform their friends and the public at
large that they have opened, in connection with
the house on the corner Of Woodland and Tulip
street, the MEAT STORE at the Uld Stand,
Gallatin pike, where fresh meat will be fur
octZ2 81 J. O. COLEMAN & co.
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Atlanta Ga Get RI.
THE COTTON Markets.

Mobile, Oct. 81.
| Cotton-sales 900 bales corrected cable 70.
port caused an active demand. but closing hard
-middling DC; receipts 81 bales.
Charleston, Oct. 81.
Cotton in good demand and firm; sales 600
bales middlings . =; receipts ll75 bales ex-
ports, c0astwise, 1859 bales.
Augusta, Ca, Oct. 81.
Cotton market firmer; sales 80 bales; re-
cpipts G2j bales; middlings 2j5[. No sales made
affer the receipt of favorable news from Liver
POOL. Holders icing too high for buyers.
Columbus, Ga, Oct. 81.
Tho sales foot up 1O5 bales. and the receipts
Ordinary 20 good ordinary q, low middlings
2 Northern middlinss 2334 good Biddhng5
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 81,
The market has been dull and dropping. We
quote the figures a quarter OIL IMiddliug 2@'4c.
Memphis, Oct. 81.
Inquiry was brisk this morning. but chiefly at
n basis Of Z2G2214c for middling. TO which the
market failed 10 respond, though much ms
Jurbsd by the news from Liverpool, the early
telegram reporting that market dull and tend
ing downward We quote middlIng at Zz12g
2 &c. Receipts of cotton at this port Tor OctO-
Der. a. JjI bales; for tho week, l4,ISO bales,
against tg3j for the corresponding week last
season. exports for the month, $3.50; lot the
week, 4,52S stock this time last year. 39j3
bales at which time middling was 1910. The
following are the receipts each October since
the war: 1865 II, 14o; 1866. 15.7OO; lS17' 2,lSl;
1861, 1851. The receipts for October, ~ j.,
were only Sl2 bales.
Cincinnati, Oct. 81.
The market is steady but not active. Ine
higher grades are most wanted and the least
abundant. We quote middllng upl4nds at go
23lZc; low middling, 21zc: good ordinary,
p &c, aud ordinary, lO92O14o.
Louisville, Oct. 81.
The offerings to-day at the regular auction
sale amounted to 81 bales, on which bids WerJ
accented on " bales at prices as follows: mid
ding at l3@23l4c low middling. 229221zc
good ordinary, ziG2l11c; ordinary, 2O92014c.
At this time last year prices ranged from
I5gl7c.
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80 Printers.

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