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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-30
INSOLVENCY

DURSUANT TO an order Of the Clerk of
II the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the adrninisira-
tor OF the estate Of THOS. A. ESLICK. dec.
of the insolvency OF said decedent's estate
notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk of said Court, authenticated. on or
before the ist of August. 1865, for pro
rata distribution, or they viii be forever de-
barred. lfeb20l r. a. TAYLOR. adm.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-30

At Albany, Me-, a recent sur
prise party had an unpleasant
finale. One of the young men
attending was seized with a slight
illness, but not much was thought
of it. The next morning he found
himself completely "broken out
with the measles. Thirty or for
ty of those at the party had Ia
ken the contagious disease, and
some have been quite sick.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-30

The little tax of one cent upon
each box of matches produced last
year throughout the United States
about 81, 100000, or enough to
arm, transport, and keep IN the
field ] 1900 men.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-30
INSOLVENCY

DURSUANT to an oiJer Of the CLERK If
Il the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the adm nistra-
trIz of the estate of CHAMP. E. SMITH, dec,
OF the insolvency Of said decedent's estate !;
notice is hereby given to all persons having
Claims against said estate to present them tc
the Clerk of said Court. authenticated, on or
neiore AUGUST 4, ls6s, forpro rats distri-
button, or they will be forever barred.
fehZI MRS. N. q. SMITH, Adr'z-
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Chancery Court.

TIME regular term of the Chancery Court
4 at Fayetteville will be again opened for
the dispatch of public business on the Sec
Ond Tuesday i'm May. (the same being
the 18th day Of the monthly This announce
men! is made by the Clerk and Master, in
order that parties concerned may have due
notice. and govern themselves accordingly.
.FARQUHARSON.
mch26 Clerk and Xsstsr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-30

ROPE, BAGGING AND IRON TIES.
On hand. which will be furnished. and Cash
advances made on Cotton, if desired by our
customers.
No charge for money advanced to pay tax
on Cotton. except Bank Isteress.
sept5-tf GEO. C. ALLEN & co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-30

California not only boasts OF
large trees, large mountains, large
mines, ETC., but of large families
also. There is one family IN that
State of twenty-one children, all
by one mother.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-30

"E again offer our services to the Gotten
w Planters generally to STORE and
SELLTHEIR COTTON. We can give no
other pledge than to refer to the sales, and the
promptness with which returns were made
through the past difficult season.
Our MR.. ALLEN having conducted the
entire sales since February last, which has Civ
en- such universal satisfaction, (the constant
downward ter dency Of the market during the
season, was, in almost every instance, anticipa-
ted,) and the Planter saved by the untiring
vigilance on his part.
We will be found at the same place with a
full corps of workers, ready and polite to all
our customers.
The Cotton Clerk, Mr.. JOHN W. M0SBY,
who has great experience in this very impoi-
tant branch Of our business, is at his post
GEO. G. ALLEN d co.
(Successors to J. A. McAhster d Col
Corner Of College and Broad Streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
n WARIiAN TS

To at IDtOm II may cuHctrn.
DEPARTMENT OF the lNTERIuK,
PENsIuE OFfICE, Aug. Il, ls6S I
, Application hay ing been mazda under the act Of
;cribed Land Warrants, which are all 'Ged to have
at the date following the description Of each war
rant new certificate or warrant OF like tenor will
be reissucd, II no valid objection should then APP
No. Il, l?s, for 100 acres issued under the act Of
MnTen >, t H. IhH Rnme Of POLY D"raa former
tcgber J. 1857; NoyemberIA, 1875
Mrs S for 100 acres ffaea np@ the act Of
wss granted 70 !s i'ay e. lS6. EoycPbSr 4. ISIS
MHrcL 49, in The "G Gn. Of Hen fGsS %h H
HSnG was granted March d, 1856. November H.
No. Id,GSs, for so acres. issued under the act OF
March s., ~, II the nagIr Of sasanngs Dunn,
W. WIDOW Hi bMn,eI pnpg, and was granted May 49,
No y, 2O! for ~ acres, ISSUED under tho act Of
sGdl was granted February Il, lsis. November H.
February II. lsi7. in the name Of EItlqbyt rh@mr.
I'm, mother and hotrati aw Of Daniel MeAlitter
No. BIOL for l6O acres, issued under the net of
SS.G "%3 Va s"rd Nay ISfS dSSr
NJ" l,lr?, l9l l6O acre., issued under the act Of
VT" r. 9En' 6 SC A%% i i@'H H'
NJ @'%9 fqr 10 acre. i,sgci nRdcr Iho act Of
aud va. granted August D. 1886. October II, ls6s
. N" l{,OT, fnr - acre. lssugd ,und"r tho nrto,
was granted Augusta, ls6l October "a, 1865
No. 1890 for lG0 acres, Issued under the act OF
September, $50. in the name Of John Hood, and
was granted February Is, 1854. November 7, ls6s
No. u, S. for 100 acres, issued under tho act Of
March s, 1879, in the name of BENJAMIN Rose, aud
ws' gTagtGd June TO- lS17i N"yrmG"r !, l6s,
March 3, ls55, ny the name Of Mary Crawford,
MAJ Oh %, lsjs. November /. lSS
No. - Osi for 10 aer"s, isSned uud"r thu act Of
March 3. lSIh, in tn" name OF George r. Hupp and
was granted JuueH, 1870 November u. iSis
CHRIS q, COX,
COmm ssiOuer OF Pensions
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Gor',rl lIr',l, a,.3A' ant commissioner OF
The FrcrI1yu'- EIIc.Hfrnth. St.trof L"a.I-
IA, left town Va sLturI,y cYcuin- for New
=, leans. 80 rcrpme tho di-r.. ,rrc Of lis Iu'ics
" assiBtAat Commissioners, having hccn on
lClvo Of a'5cu-' Tor s"nc ti#C past, lis.
president Pierce g., very III u HE home in
New lL1mrshIrC. His rcrN ous sy.'"m is quite
u altered, and II 10 very doubtful whether he
viii get about tlls fall or winter, If 1t ali
again. Postmaster General Il N tall called on
Secretary 0Ici'UllUyh SlfurIly morning. and
h1G long interview with him In relation to
the OlUrstcad dcGalcttiOH In His Department.
Albert Schumacher, rsT., Of Baltimore, the
Consul General Of tNc North German Confcd-
Grafton at that port, and who for some time
past has been acting as charge d'At'airs At
Wellington, IN Saturday called upon ScCrc-
tajy seward. Admiral Scmmos, OF the con
+, lerstn navy nOtOrlcty, passed through the
lily IN saturday eu route for New York,
where he Is 70 have hook published. Hon.
\. II. I.tNIu, Dt &Cw York, chairman Of the
Committee On Public Printing, Hon. Gco.-o
{. spencer, of hllhemsi Colonel " II. NJ
bIcs. OF IT Paul, Nlirn.: and udgc :. a. Riggs,
OF Lawrence, Kan, Irc at the ~Caton House.
4. =. IrDanIvi, = alma, Missouri. and CharIc-
". lIrm&cr, OF P.ttsburg, Pcnnsyly Anls, arc
among the re Ont trtvhla at the HARDWOOD
House. Colonel l.. p. Peters, the managing
editor OF the ,argJ.h, h ~ returned to town ia
o. ,'i,.. !.,ilih from thc New ENGLAND coast
lie raId = visit to The "tircet Hail in Masre-
c,rT9Ctts; ais, leo II. Hirbec. 4. :, \, nrc at
lie owen House. WRGc =. roth5au ant T. tuI
ZONES, Of hlnhGmH, ne ~ III" MctropolitAn.
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san FHANClscO, Sept. 2G,-AcApulcO al.
Nres to September 18th, state that general
election for Governor, in the state Of Guer-
zero, ia called for the 4th Of October, The new
Governor II 10 take his seat on tho LIST of De-
cCmbcr Thl will be the first general election
in that state since its political existence dc.
ceased, General Juan Alycrez having always
considered himself del Hdiia leader of dcsti-
mics. General Jiminer will probably be tho
OppOs!ug candidate,
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
SCHUYLER COLFAx,


~ rlrr nothing fnr promotion, 81 l,nV - nlr
os are -ucee-siu!. ''-G r,Utt tu SirrmIE. ksJr"-
2, lst2.
llmy crUr-" i not satisfactory, remove me at
zee. do not wish N nay way To- imprdn Tho
'ircoEs ul uur arms. '--GrIHt tpHJitsck ltbTUN7y
ISJ!
THUS II a Republic, whorc the viii Of The r,ypl,
n q law o. the lHul. '-fI, rat IpIUt's iCtiff h.
. p, it ~ J",HsrI, August. 1877
.'tust the wall ul thy people. '-Er'r't'F Lshs..
N -, ls'i-.
"Uumau lih,..,, ur only true foundation ohm.
y. ~ phtS,
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4 Destructive Firc-Disnstr0us Re.
SMlIs.

WmErLIh", Va, Sept. GA disastrous IRE
occurred carly this morning, in Culbrrtson's
star foundry. Four persons were killed and
siX Or eight severely injured BY falling walls
chief Of Police STANLEY had both his thighs
broken, and was otherwise badly injured.
Policeman Bradley was instantly killed while
enheavoring 70 enter window. Parties have
been engaged all day searching among the
rHins for other parties supposed to have been
lot. Tho prOpCIty sustAinel llttle injury
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pvwc,n>r.c ROASTING.

"N
.m''' mo ,'.'l' 90 50
'''' 'o"n''' ,"'S ,"i ,s.',t.,
'"r campaign sue" "iue-SPEu'u ueH.o' "'ih"'
'''u WIS M'''''''" -" "''" u" va.
go, -,
".7' W wac W, '"', P"'s "',' '''"s W
.F ~. ''." .'' - "'', m
80 ,''" '' ''''i'E w "''N' '"' NV" "
.'''S Is '.'.'-' ~ "''' '''',S y" w.
h"'7"'. '|t' 10 o'-','t u" my WV
,.'i- "l r'''07 .-'" o"t ht"w 'cNcl ID -
.,u"'' Vice 30" y. 'H'''h WAN i'"'
n . '.r' b. h'4'dHvtr'
N'u m1 ". 'n..'' IC'"l's u r.'' Wisf'
...e 500 '''G Ap19-. r'.'' j.Ja- A. 'GIie',
''c' Nr",.. o." " vac r%.'n' !" OF "ta'.l-
s'-N'' l"H'.' 'tir stump rp-'h'' '"h -
Itrnc during tn" can' 'ss Of '>'". ill., g.
,Ilcd out At a publ. meeting tn L!.. g. All
-., 49,, ,I,.,,,.lt r,,,,,,,,,r.s.,!
- ''I ",...,.,, I'ou ,I,,,.'
- h.''' lux OF 10 '"'u S''0HR' i," '','
'hzt IN BGioa i going 10 be elected ana
~ -, e.. ,r.., 49, ,.... rIs h, at,
'''
''.' were 'hcs'. l nave n"'" LtI"''''" 1t"
.r..,nN, ."| py oiUfens' WAT van BuEth ~
..-r ~ 10 r...'n,i.' a"' 'hcn after . p1wso,
...u... Ill.,. ..H go. .,l. "I' my
D.. so: Nut '.-.. r'I- ..9f. where ne vr,,a
,nto cour from
There are DOUBTLESS ...,y lo7Ncrr ant CN!.
tots IN the pCuarrl.!c cIl.p tu.laj WI "
wuulI -lv n, ,aac thing wuI"tAsy ~ r3oIk
ut their honest op.niuu5
nat let H. look at the c4nl !ss in It's IrctCut
.-rrcls ana view 10 lIun the r. tl.L.p0int whIcL.
'..,ryursr uTtAe DcAocrttic PARTY has levul-
.ra. What arc the indications what the
..o.rr.fl Ia tho. h amy famIly,' united and
a ,rrIruioua or r,eg dis,ftrr, ION and listrust
,A,,. It's mo, cmcutal Most obviously the
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-. - WTFINTNTNT OF ; TNTTl
sSSs WIt'.' 'rrs, september ., Isis
Ihl"fnNNOn h'7 hccH received a. this De
"'mrni from Mr. J. OoEALUsoN LONG, the
"LsuI Of tie I ml'l states at Mouteyideo,
f'e4'', OF the death On the 4lst Of February
VT ~ sea- o. "h'".' N1"rT, ~ American
ssIR1u,
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Democratic Report Of New Orleans
MnItnra.


NEW ORLEANS, September 2d.-The wrath
OF the negroes at Governor Warmouth's veto
OF the negro equality bill is unbounIcd. It is
reported that threats have been made against
his person. lsabele, colored, the author of
the bill. and the man who acted 40 temporary
chairman of the House before 1t organized,
said II Governor Yarmouth had been elected
on the democratic ticket he should not have
been surprised at the veto message; but he
was surprised that such a document should
come from a man elected on Tho Radical Re.
publican ticket.
lie thought the message was a very weak
document, and carried out certain principles
OF the Chicago platform which he did not ap-
prove. lie remarked that when he should see
culoTCd men sitting in the halls of Congress-
he would be ready to eXclaim: SO, Lord,
have seen Thy salvation, and Am now ready
to depart"
Another negro member announced that II
the bill brought conflict let it cOme-thc
was ready for it.
The consideration Of the veto message was
postponed till Monday.
SonStnr Btcon's supplementary registration
bill provides for the adoption OF registration
Of voters under military commanders until
registration under state laws can be com.
pletcd. The negro equality veto will probably
XIII this bill in the House il 1t passes the
Senate,
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.
what his Soy mour AMI Blair organ says.
u The solemn and' startling truth that
incidents like this AZ Camilla, treated At The
North IN the temper IN whirh ihr Tr'bnn
treats them, arc prcp1ring FOR This country
negro emancipation in liayti odIOus to Al,
humane and rational men Ii' irhVf" nui
M Ir,Junc'S party are working upon "a"
worscr nature of the negro Throughout ne
Southern states 10 precipitHi" him with The
torch and with the sword upon the white race
~ the midst Of which. he lives. And whi!S
They arc doing this with the one hand, with
the other they are Enaitng the southern
whites TO desperation, by the denial Of rights
wi 'th have conc down to thcm anu 10 US
through long rrncrttinns of = common ances-
Try. OF -'u'i, thing what cnd can there be but
nc. which Il slrh '"s IT," hvut 10 c"n'"m-
/ plH'C
The TrI,t,r thus responds:
! II Il wqB no, negro cmlncipition' but
trrachcruus and iawlcss rs.c,i,I rcmcni that III.
,ohcd scenes Of horror in uayti. The Wori!
knows tho truth, hut ptcsuHes on the isno.
/ rance OF its readers.
oil. The whites Of Georgia, SO far as they
were subjected To- distl ilitiCs for rebellion,
were 'clicNcd thereof I'D by the votes OF lie.
ruhlicaHs in her new Legislature. There were
thirty members Of That Legislature disquaii.
fed to sat ny their own treason. The Rcpuh.
ltcNns might have excluded them all ly apply
inr thc test "Gth, hVt All not On the rrntrary
! they removed CNIsting die lhuj'ics iu the CS
. tent Of their power. They are for uIn"rSoi
ciqnetV coupled with inp'rtiH '"Groo'.
III The ieblls thus euNNlrd to toxic and
hold seats in the Legislature by Republican
generosity, have repaid it Ivy voting unLni
, mousiy {" Clcct tAu'N krruhN,Hus, net ever
charged with any other offence than thniI
r6lor. AMI gone OF them arc thrcc-fourths
Others sCy cn.cights white.
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The following paragraph, copied from I'll c
NArIoNA RLrtHLICAN' OF this city, ia
glance Tho meudacity OF the Radical press.
II IL not whit more glarlngly false than the
general contents OF such vehicles Of useful
iminInsuon' The question asked by the RE-
"rHl'' ~ should y" answered by 1t alone. -
T. .0,'
oar rCrI"ls will rccullcct that We published
sometime since the following telegram, which
we copied from a paper called the "Souihern
Z. .n'"9.n " Journal pVh!ishCi in Atlanta,
Ga, Auring the WA.
r"'"ug,F1cfJrt E'G7k I. Iluir, j., droEg
N, rOPircf The OGM Of allegiance cds admin.
ti'rcd At ht fcGErH.'
We then sad: owe give the above telc
graphic dispatch as II appears in the paper
named above, Now, the questions arc: Was
blair taken prisoner at that time Did he
take the oath Of allegiance TO the Southern
roufcdcrscy Did he, as alleged, take said
ot.h y"'Uhtnr3'yN'
" gl0rinrly ftlscr" We have only stated what
APPEARED in the papers at that time, Wchavc
wriC TO charges; we have uttered no false
h"pd. Gu tho e0"tIAry, we propOurdeI the
HhuNc questions II, order to Cluctdatc the sub.
jet and get ~ the Truth. Inc EIPIce, says
fpmctAur is "riAringly fuse" We do aut
know what: ART, moreover. IL says that we
sh"l" AZ yer Owl own questions. W. are
srm'thin; Of Yankee, but We have never
learned that art. The Er!Tcs5 may deny that
l.rNk BllIr ever took the oath to the south.
crn Confrdcrncy, and that il Just what we nrc
inter h".'!n" cut AZ the lriahman would say.
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Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Veterinary Surgeon.

DRt u PUPPY a 60. VETERINARY
>nnnl direction giyCn where horses ara CTippled
They caq b. rc.!orod by wearing our novel Patent
Sh"" OFFICE, SHOP, AND STABLE, Thir-
ten. and ~ half street, near PENNSYLVANIA nyeuuC
Co full stock Of ChoicO Medicines On hand
coinpnuuded for immndia'e use, iucludiuF specific
IOI lfcNaillng,caItl" plague. au2s
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DIED.,

Is : M; jSns Bsss %Stn! sf ~ . aad
S"'GA p sSas jt;s sSsa M
w %$:$s .S$: i i;
The Witt J "a a. II ias.s :
f e.. MI MSnSSa S
twotn sixth and seventh strscts east.
rITSnUGH o the 21t IN iSst ESat TlI1'
"HTs fcOls az h na family az. invited to aena.hO
funeral on Tuesday morning, at 100 clock, from
~ ''' Alexandra papers rlca.C.copy.i ! =
Ks4s Via =" G' ddns E"4M Mack On 81 "a
d.aaii'Sr Of Don. Justin Dimek. U. s, A.. aged 20
hIs oS sS :sh
CATnkRISE Ans, beloved wife Of David N. Green.
Funeral service. at Trinity church. Georgetown,
KELLER.-on the evening Of Friday, the 2ith
AR IKE eG yeGt OF ,Sc s MchS. k
formerly u harrisburg. Penn
FAIRALh On the, 18th inst, JrLIA Carroll,
fairall, aged year months and 10 days.
NILES On the 2}tL inst, after long Ard
R,Hii%5 lines me TS1 Tas HIT9S WIN Hhysnnn
in tho 62d y ear Of her age.
FALC0NER. ON the 18th inst. at o clock. n,
m. JoHN BENNETT FALCoSER, son Of Alfred aud
Sallie q, fslconer, aged II months and days.
STAKE.-0n Saturday, Goth instant, JoHS NJ g.,
infant son of NJ and Susan Stake, aged months
aud days.
The funeral will take place from his parents
residence, No. III Prospect street. GEORGETOWN, on
this Monday evening, at o'clock.
BREWER. rseltsmbor 9Th, at tho &c .idencg vt
her son, JANE T. BREwER, rcliCt uf the late Will
liam Brewer, OF Fairfax county, Va, In tho 9th
year Of her age.
Friends and relative OF the family are INVITED to
attend tho funeral at O'clock, p, IN, at tho resi-
Il aud G.
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RE GIMENT.

nIoFIHsT RE GIMENT.
E2 boys IN BLUE
\ General Meeting uf hnuorably discharged Sol.
dters and ssllnrs Of the city will he held ut Union
League Han, Ninth street, between and y, on
THIS (Monday) EVENING, September IS, lS6s, for
tho purpose Of pushing forward tho organization VI
this regiment
Tho National Capital has Within II the finest ma
tvra for such Corps. Let il be- cunsulid tied nd
mOhliyel Turn ont, Veteran, AMI ~ into the night
for GRANT AND VICTORY witS the old spirit nd
drtCrniuatiunl
MEMBERS OF COMPANY a, without eycrr-
lnn,arC expected 10 be present, aud BRING WITH
THEM TIE FORMS, tsf the Soldiers and Sail
ors' uniOn,) which were issued to tho company Tor
the last parade.
Every member Interested in obtaining II uniform
for permanent use through tbs campaign Ehuul Id 10
present.
Arrangements for attending the great PHILA.
DELpHlA SOLDIERS AND SAILORS GIVEN.
TON will be- perfected ut tho meeting. Soldiers
who design to attend that Convention in uniform
shVnld rcrmrL tlemselyes at this noelinR Il
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UCH NElrHTDH OF the LIgr6>, p'bI.ahcB Nj
Edward Atk,nsou's remarks it, his letter
VI tho finances, in reference to Gen.
era, Butler, The EJYrss docs not tell us
Whether it agrees with opinions held by Gen.
clHl Butler, or with those held by Mr.. Akin.
Tp". by the way, slncc the !. P,t7 has taken
t" Tuhhrhthg Mr., Atkinson's views Of Gene
ri Batter, We suggcgt that It give to Its read
vfs the paper from hispc which will he found
." "Lt hrat page t"-|ay. The readers Of our
aeighh0g VIII be rurc 10 he cnIighirncL
thereby.
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Alabama Politics.

MoHTGoMEGY, Sept. 2G.-Tho Legislature OF
Alabama is doing nothing OF general import
anec, and will probably await the return Of
Governor Smith and the committee with lin,
before proceeding with the business of prOvid-
ing for an election for President in this State
The report Of Governor Smiths view Of affairs
In Alabama, as sent hithcr by the Associated
Press, gives great satisfaction to the people
Of this section of the State.
SrYNUrE As 4 REIGNIYG BELLE.-ThC New
York IiOrid ia very bitter on General Dix
calls him a greedy place ,huntcr-and refers
his cnmity to the Democratic candidate to his
own modification in not getting the Demo-
cratic nomination. "lle is" says the WOrid
" AS fair Judge Of Mr.. SeymOur's character
aud public career as neglected spinster 10 Of
the beauty and manner OF the reigning belle
by whom Hhe Ia thrown into the shade.h As
the only time that Mr.. Seymour was "areign-
ing BELLE Was during the New Y Ork riots, the
public will generally prefer the spinsteE -
attitude assumed on that occasion by General
Dix. 70 be thrown into the shade" in a
company OF incendiaries aud assassins IL no
discrcdit, even 10 politician.-BostoR Trun-
IcriP.
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Special Notices,

n,,,i5"EvANs' LECTURES ON AMER
~ lgAN PROGRESS will be continued At
WU0dward's Building, near corner Of rrnnsyl.
Nania avenue and Eleventh street, IN Monday and
o. cCuts. se2S- 90
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uHGuLATING LIBRARY now open for rub
y -cuDsrs at Us Prun-J wanna dyGuur, between
Seventeenth and l. ghteeHlh stInytr. Ten thousand
books. Those wilkins ~ Join ar. req rIesind to call
btpl. ALFRED HUNTER
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WANTBD-NBW AND CAST OFF CLOTHING,
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
Wants.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN August 81
Up. M.-The following are the closing prices made
at the Stock Exchange this evenng:-Consols for
money, g3s cODsOls for account 93s; United States
fve-twentes, old, ~: Illinois Centrals, 91h; Erie
shares, 80. American securities closed generally
quiet and steady.
FRANKFORT BOrRsE.-FRANKFORT, August 31-3
p. M-Unted States hve-twenty bonds are declining,
the last prices being 1914 75. for the issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPoOL,A August
31-5 p. M.-The market closed firm at Id for mid
ding uplands and I'D. for middling orleans. The
market has been quite active and the transactions
have exceeded the liberal estimate made at the open
ing by several thousand bales. The total sales OF all
kinds have been $4,000 bales whereof ut least two
thirds were American.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPOOI4
August 3l-5 p M.-Corn nrmer and higher. Mixed
western, 36s. per quarter. Wheat quiet and steady
at l2s. l0d. for California white and lis for No. red
Western. Barley, 5s. per bushel. Oats 81. I'd: per
Flour, 2ss. per Dbl. for western Canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPoOL, Au-
gust 3l-5 T. M.-The market IS quiet, and there are
no changes 70 note. Bacon has advanced to Sos. 3D.
per cwt. for Cumberland cut. Lard IL firm Mt 66s
Sd per cwt Pork Is firm. and has advanced to S2s
Cd. per bbl for Eastern prime mess. Reef 102s. 3D.
per tlerce OF j0i lbs. for extra prime mess Cheese
59s. per cwt for the best grades OF American fine.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPooL, An
gust 3l-5P. M.-Rosin Ii q shade higher Pale
advanced 26s. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LoNDoN, August 81
5P. M.--Talow, ass. 3D. per cwt Glover seed, 52s
per cwt. for American red sugar opened nrmer at
OIL $50 per ton Whale oil, ESQ per ton. Petroleum,
L. I'd per gallon for refined aud lis ID for spirits
Llnseed oil, f32 per ton. Calcutta lnseed, 62s Cd.
Linseed cakes open f1rmer at fl2 per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, August ST.
The market for petroleum is dull. standard white
Asf