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THE COTTON MARKETS.

THE COTTON MARKETS.
Mobile. Nov. 10.
Cotton market opened quiet, but closed firm;
sales 2l0O baltsi middlings 221f q221zc; receipts
LII bales; exports coastWise IS.
Charleston, Nov. 10.
Cotton more active and frmer; sales 800 bales;
mlddhngs Z21zci receipts to- day ]. 402 bales; ex
1851; sales of the week 3,40O; exports coast
wise T. 81; to Ereat Britain l.793; stock 1874.
Savannah, Nov. 10.
Cotton steady; sales 800 bales; middlings 2295I{
receipts l.695; exports cOastwise ], AS bales.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. 10.
Cotton market improving; sales 500 bales; re-
eeipts 42) bales; middling &c.
Macon, Ga, Nov. I6.
The market opened this morning with a good
demand, at our yesterdays figures. viz: 2l14c
for mlddllBg eOttOns. The afternoon dispatches
were favorable, and under their influence the
market closed firm at PIC for middlings.
Columbus, Ga, Nov. o.
There is a good demand and prices tend up
ward. Middhng is quoted at &c.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 10.
There was a good demand yesterday. and
prices wer somewhat better. We quote mid
dlings 22sc.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 10.
The market is quiet bat firm at DC for low
middling.
Selma, Ala, Nov. 10.
The demand is moderate. with sales at ZIG
2ll4c fer middling.
Huntsville, Ala, Nov. 10.
Receipts very light. Sales Of only few bales
at prices ranging from 1Sa9l9c. The prices paid
were considered by most buyers higher than
Eastern prices would justify.
Memphis, Nov. I9.
Some confusion occurred to-day in eonse-
quence of a conflict of reports of the condition
of the Liverpool market, but as New York con-
tinued steady most holders remained firm at
the improvement of last evening. which, how
ever, il was very difficult TO realize. and at the
close. with Liverpool active and tending
upward the feeling generally was one OF
decided stiffness. Buyers at p cents for
middling found it useless to enter the market
as holders claimed 221z9221zc. and doubtful as
it may seem to some of our readers the outside
price was realized on two or three desirable
lists, as well as pc on strict low middling.
Sales for the day were about 800 bales strictly
at 2lA for low middling; 2l1492l1z for good or
binary; p for shy OF easy Kidding, 22l4 for
middling and 2254923 for strict middnng.
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Yesterday being motion day no cases
were tried in this tribunal.
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THIRD AND FIFTH WARDS

RECEIVED another laege lot Of III a.
wool Blankets, at s. so per pair
al CHAs. RICHEIMER & Co,
nov22f 46 College street,
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rs EEHLE

from nov till January l, 1870, for FOUR
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OUR AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized
and requested to act as Agents for the
UNION AND AMERICAN, and to receive and
receipt for subscriptions and advertisements
for the same:
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Notice to Show Cause In Ban kruptcy.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT C. W.
L Brown. II. Z. Gillock, NJ. +. Seltz and
Frank L Perrin, all of Davidson county. Ten
nessee, have filed in the Office of the Clerk of this
Court, their petitions for discharge. and it was
thereupon ordered by the Court that hearing
be had upon the same
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Notice to Show aCuse-In Bankruptcy

NOtlce 10 ShoW aCuse-ln DdhkIuPtCy'
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT s: c..
Walker. J. B. L6ftin and J.H. Glenn, OF Mar
shall county, Tennessee, have filed in the Office
of the Clerk Of this court their petitions for dis
charge, and il was thereupon ordered by the
court that 4 hearing be had upon the same
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To the Friends Of the Old Union and
American, ant others,

We ask the friends .oi the Old USIOy AND
AMERICAN, and all supporters of Constitutional
liberty without regard to past party affiliations,
to aid US in extending our circulation and bust
ness. in the warfare We are Wagirg against Radi-
calism, its corrup,iOns and usurpations. Speak
to your neighbor and get him to take the paper.
at least for the canvass. Address
10. GRIFFITH 4 CO.,
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NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-The drygoods business
is still languig. prices, however, steady for all
staple fabrics. We quote Atlantic and heavy
brown sheetiugs at 10. do IL Is. Augusta u, do
= al l21z Lsconia B and L 12JE. Lyman E
l51S. Pittsfeld A ia. Bleaehed muslins IS;
Hills superior India l6, do = ia; KeOsago
lowell COrea jeans 10; Naumskeag satin Is: Co
checO prints l3%; SPrague's l215; Lancaster u;
Duchess u AZ; Wamsutta 9; Acme :; Troy 6lS;
Amoskeag brown drills Il; Aiamanca pIaids Is;
Lancaster ginghams 10; paper cambrics III;
American Gotten bags S735.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2I.-Family -four 81 75G
SIS. Wheat, fall. 81 25@200. Corn new, Sic.
Oats 53955c Rye 81 149l 20. Pork sA.
Bulk meats-sides l554c. Observation-Disclosures
l21A9l33z; clear sides lSe. Whisky g7G9sc.
Lard l41A9l5lZ. Tobacco dull;
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 21.-TobacoO firm 71H913Jz
Tugs to medium leaf Super -four 556. Wheat
81 959l So. Corn 50655. Oats 50053. Rye
81 30 Cotton 2lZ. Mess pork 2495O. Lard
l51E@l6. BaeOn-shOulders l3c: clear rib sides
lie. Bulk meats-ihOulders 5000 clear nib
sides l3549l4c; clear sides l4l4Gl41l, Hogs
dull 749I54. Whisky 95997.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21.- Cotton better: mid
ding 2314c; sales $50 bales; receipts 3675 bales;
exports 723 bales. Coli 1915. Exchange, ster-
ling commercial. l4511, Bank IA J4Gl46J&
New York sight &c discount Sugar higher;
fully fair ll3Ic prime l334e. clarified 1910. Mo-
lasses lower. Corn 5j@57lzc; choice 7Oc, prime
6597tc.
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Notice to Show Cau.e-Ln Baskruptey.

Notice to Show Jause-In Baakruptcy.
mHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JOHN
/ Wood, Jonas h. Wilson. NJ. L. McElroy and
Z. A. Mcdonald. George W. Sawyer, D. Rus
sell snd r. NJ. Lauter, OF Lincoln county, Ten,
nessee, have flied in the office of the Clerk OF
this court their petitions for discharge, and il
was thereupon ordered by the court that hear
ing be had upon the same
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New York Money Market
New York DrygOOds Market.

NEW YoRK. Nov. 2I.-lTOney easy and album
dant; call 496; sterling quiet 9.4991S: gold
34l4 old Tennessee go new 6Slz.
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For SmithIand and Evansville Direct.
THE FINE PASSENGER
Il steamer Ella Hughes, WV. sBs<ilA
DIX, Master. ". 5. Bowman, Clerk -
will leave rs above TUESDAY. the 9Th
inst, at 10 O'Cl0cEA.M.
For freight or passage apply on board or o.
HARRISON K son.
nOv12 I'd A. and IS Front street
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Nashville. Tenn.
Old Union and American Block, corner
Cherry aud Church streets, sug7
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT VEN EXPONAS
ID To me directed from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Southern District of Ala
bama, 20 ratify a judgment rendered BY said
Court on the 18th day OF April 1861 in favor u
the United States Of America against Cade NJ.
t5OdbOld and John NJ. Brown, for the sum OF
$50 30 and the costs Of suit. will
, 1868-06-12

much to any jealousy on the part of the
Unionists themselves as to the anger Of
the paid delegates, who find their occu-
tors actually spoke of the scene of unity,
profit, and prosperity al Messrs. Briggs's
collieries as ga black pail overhanging
"the d. trict."
1t will naturally be asked with some
interest how far so successful an expert
mentcan be applied in other directions,
or TO what extent it may be assumed to
establish the advantage Of the Co-opera-
tive principle. On the former point 1t Is
reasonably represented that the savings
here effected cannot be anticipated in
cases where no similar margin for saving
exists. Mr.. Briggs knew very we'll that
in the work of coalmining the miners had
the power Of securing by careful, or des-
troying by careless work the profits of
the years enterprise, and he devised the
bonus system as an lnducement 10 keep
them straight. But in many trades and
industries there is no such margin at the
workman's command, and consequently
no such profit TO be realized by individual
care. AS 10 the Cooperative system
pure and simple-that is TO say, a pure
Republic of workpeople representing
capital, labour, and power altogether
both masters and men combine IN asSur-
ing US that it would never answer in coal
mining. Mr.. Briggs thinks the men may
be gradually "educated up TO it," but
the education has yet to come, while the
witnesses from the working class look
upon the prospect with equal misgivipg.
In point of fact, there is no "~co-opera-
ton" in the scheme before us, except
the cooperation Of willing and unsuspi-
cious workmen with straightforward and
liberal masters ; but the practical success
has been so clear that the principle de-
serves recognition wherever it can be
applied.-LOnd0n Times.
, 1868-06-12
P. B. HATCHETT.

THE Absentee-Tax becoming due
on the LIST proximo the respective
Attorneys are requested to transmit
to the undersigned Commission state
ments of the crop made, also of the
of houses owned by Alb
sentees, conformable to the ordinance
of 10Th February 1917 and 22nd Fe-
bruary 1856.
The returns are to be forwarded
before the 10th proximo, after which
period report of those in default will
be made to Government.
Royal Tax Commission. st. CrOix
Both May 1868.
CARL H~ATTENSEN.
C.. r. MAGENS. J. A. HOVER,
cOnst.
, 1868-06-12

THE undersigned begs to offer his
services to the public. He is
willing and would be thankful to re-
celve Extra writing from the 18th Of
the present month. Hours Of bust
ness from 10 a m. to 5 p. m. at the
house adjoining the Printing Office.
Until something better offers itself,
he will be grateful for whatever work
he is entrusted with, and he promises
to execute it carefully and with all
neatness and despatch.
June 1868.
, 1868-06-12
(From the Boston Daily EUemimg Traveller
April 25)

: The last day selected for the last day
is the 22d Of next October, when the
world will be destroyed. The
ment is positive, and the greatest care
will be taken TO prevent any dlsapPolnt-
ment to an expectant public. The day
will be Black Thursday.
Mr.. Dickens took his departure on
Wednesday last, sailing from New York.
'Tis said he bagged 100000 by his read
ings. He has a voice, and something
more.
Northern and central France had an
earthquake on the Alb Of April, and a
very respectable one too. 1t was felt in
the. Channel Islands.
The new French cannon, worked by
one man, will send out at least fifty balls
q minute, and NOW down men at the dis
lance of more than a mile. 1t IS called
the MitraiNeuse, the word mitraaAe being
French for grape-shop, or slaughter-shot
but as all flesh is grass, and as the new
gun is calculated to clear the field of war,
It, might be called the mowing-machine.
We dare to say that Prussia has got some
thing in reserve quite as bad-or good.
In Great Darlington at a large party
the other evening, while a young lady
was playing the piano with a peculiar
: touchi.3 asbystander remarked, "Td give a
Z world for her fiaigersn He was greatly
taken aback by her prompt reply: that ne
might have the whole hand-for his own.
Three cheers for Leap Year.
, 1868-06-12

mERSONS indebted to the dealing
of J. de Pontavice dec. are po-
litely requested to settle their ac-
counts before the LIST of July as after.
that time all overdue accounts will
be handed to a. lawyer for collection.
, 1868-06-12

METURNING thanks to friends
M and customers for kind patronage,
the undersigned requests a speedy
settlement of accounts as he intends
to leave the Island for Europe early
next month.
Christiansted, June End 1868.
TT. J. PETERSEN.
, 1868-06-12

THE undersigned intending to leave
the Island next month for Europe,
earnestly solicits the favor of his Gus
toners to make early arrangements
with him: especially Accounts over
due.
Christiansted, June 5th 1868.
X. PETERSEN.
, 1868-06-12

So deposits, Of which
46 in Christlansted amounting
to .-.--------...S 1913 IS
10 in Frederiksted do. SIS SIS
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from many who have lately drawn Valu-
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Miss Annie Monroe, Chicago, Plano, $50;
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a newly discovered Transparent carbon
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every respect except intrinsic value
SOLITAIRE Ear-drops, per PAR. 50 and 50;
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and tt5S Cluster Cross Bosom Pin and Ear
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IEdlAaI
IN the rarfnenhlp yheretolore existing IN
the AEanufactuEe Of "copper", Tin and 5neet
~ y dIG70Ivad nv fnIIfuaI consent. The
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shOenberger & Col Horse Shoes 5
.10A KEas MA0E5nESE. MADE VA . H as1s's
LVO eA4e' nc. HILDRETH . BIO.
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Hydraulic Cement
IUv me best n P % 8. HILpEErH. 8 zso.
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they were painfully ah1ieting, have been radically
cured In such great numbers In almost every sec
BE Informed OF lis virtues or usos. si71I
Ser6fnlous poison IL ono Of the most destructive
81 ~, o1E r Oitsn Ls uI ,S and 9aist
and invites the attack Of embedding fatal diseases
y s ~ HI s11
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
Into one OF other Of It's hideous forms either ON the
surface or among the Vitals. In the latter, tuber
heart Or tnmors formed In the liver, or u shows
atoms on some part OF the body. Hence the Oeea-
sional use OF bottle of this SaFsaParIHa is ad-
appeaf. Persons Siiiisted viii de following com.
Plaints generally ind immediate relief, and, At
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letter, Sdlt REelfgi, SeGLd Head, RiHaseofBl,
TisiSls forlss Of Se9o5siiosis disease. Also ID dc
more concealed 1Orms, as DgsPepsfa, DrePsvs
and me various 6Ieeroiis atiectons Of he nnsc1.
lar and nervous systems.
are cured by q, though long timeis required for
subduIng these obstinate malades by any medlsIns.
mo complaint LaucoTTHGG or Whites, Uterine
decorations, and E0IldLa DfsenseS, are com
monty soon relieved and Ultimately snred BY rs
ions for each case are found in our Almanac, sup
caused By aec1mniations Of extTaneo1s SnstfeTs
IN tho blood, Eied 9uieklX to Z, g also dge''
nsatio Of ne LSs 5 when siSnE
Ss they eGssa Dc 9rom &c 51nklnS HOisoas IN Tie
dent, aeeEkess, and troubled with .EeSeoILG 1Ap.
sympsomafio Of WeaIIseSs, win md IamediSiS
relief and convincing evidence OF ttS restorative
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"a Complete Pictorial History or the
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Mr.. Hazel did not encounter thIsfem-
mime logic with his usual ability he
muttered something or other, with a
trembling lip. and left her so abruptly,
that she asked herself whether she had
inadvertently said anything that could
have offended him and awaited an exc
PLANTATION But none came. The topic
was never revived by Mr.. Hazel; and
this manner, at their next meeting,
showed that he liked her none the worse
that she stood mp for her friends.
The wind steady from the west for
two whole days, and the Proserplne
showed her best sailing qualities, and
ran four hundred and fifty miles in that
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Tar. Rostn and Roofing Cement
On Bills NORTH oARoLTNA iTAR.r -
~ - low No. Roaln.
30 Roofing Camenf. u - uis4
Eufe PINE Tar put mp IN one gallon cans,
Ana warranted 70 be q Represented, On hand
GHA6. n. BERRY.
nDTas No. rs Wafer sfTeier
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TTNITFDsrArEs OF. AMERIQA9 laEi
" W DIsTRIcT OF W HsT VIRaIrIAt 3 =
a fsiarrlr 4 SIM ~ = i t., ,i,,,os,,t ~,
rhesteaiTnISoat aPieket." 5Aamira AZ 2.
whersas q libel was Med IN. the District
Court OF the United States for the Dtstrlet q
west Virginia, on the 18th day Of sQeto6ers
ise9 by Samuel Clark and j. ". Clark, part
ners un1ersthe farxm name of q. CLARK a spfli
a0ainsf the Steamboat Picket 9 her enltnes,
Machinery, tackle. outdt. apparel anil t 70
nituro. Now therefore, In purauAnoe Of me
monition under tna seal OF the said court 20
me directed and delivered I do hereby eve
nnblic notics 20 All pefEon9 claiming the
aid steamboat. her nSinss.a machinery.
facirIe apparel. outdt and 1urnttures or IN
SnV naanEer interested therein. that they
- and appear before the said District Court
~ Ioe held at the city of Wheeltugs In and
for the District OF Nest Nlrgipia1 on me 1ftn
fiHvOf Novenaber, 1858, % 10 O'clock In the
fofenoon OF that day, fproEide lzthg same
fhsii bsa day OF iuEiEdlefiop- thsrytss on
the next day or iurlsdiottOn theFeatteEl tnen
and there 70 tnteFPoRe thetr claims ana "
- = -,-+lrs7 Z HED7MAlSi SLACks
us. Marshall, District w va.
BY VIZ. n. 1RWrN, Depty- Marst1aA'
I CRkH1TRR q WHEAT, ProctorS oesO.l4ld
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but perhaps you were always hop
ing to make a RETURN" said Helen.
THAT was hoping against hope. -
"Do yop think people are grateful, in
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- SAS O4SSG4O4b1On ny Inc
Metropolitan Gift CO..-.Onsh GIffS 20
the amount OF S26o, 00O.---EVory
Ticket DrhWsa Prize.
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cuARrEREp BY THE STATE OF NEW
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OBJECT.

r,Da object of this Associationis to secure a
ash paVment within forty days after the
death OF q member OF as many doIlALs % Lh ~ 9
6sIonRs TO hts or her hetrs.
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$50 one would think" said Mr.. Com.
dell, and took hisFlsRyei but; at the
down little sheepfshly, said, "Mr.
Wardlaw, may Ioffer you q piece Of
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mo BE CONTINUED