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NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The Proposed Removal of the United
States Capital

The Proposed Removal OF the United
states Capital.
In obedience to a request made upon Gov
Senter to send twenty delegates to the Ma
tional Convention, which meets in st.
Louis ou the 20,h of October, TO take into
consideration the expediency of removing
the capital of the United States from
Washington City TO some point in the
valley of the Mississippi, he has appointed
the following persons Hon A ] Keller,
Gen joseph A Mabry, Frank Hyberger
and Clay Roberts, for the State at large.
First dislrict-Cspt. Ike B Self and
Hon. Joseph Eckle.
Second district-Col. John Williams
and l. L Osment.
Third district-Cspt. Z. s. Williams and
Gen. John B. Rodgers.
Fourth district-Hor. Edwin Ewing
and Col. Sam. Whitthorne.
Fifth district-Gen. Dawson and Col
10. C. Stark
Sixth districs-Hon. W. G. Whitthorne
and Gen. w. A. Quarles.
Seventh distribution. John l.. VIII
Hanson and John L. Mechanic
Eighth district-John P. Boughner anC
John Logan.
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cashire suffers from loss of trade more than from
dearness and scarcity Of cotton. The demand
for goods is less than it formerly was. If the
Americans would take our manufactures as
freely as We take theis corn. and cotton. the
industry would be entirely ours and
the supply of material theirs. 1t Is not
impossible that the protective tariffs Of other
countries are answerable in some degree for the
depression in Lancashire. 1t is certain that in
this case cheap cotton will net remedy the suf
fering. The loss of the market is not material.
Our manufactures formerly commanded the
world; they were better and cheaper than
those of other countries. What is to be done
now that people refuse to buy in the cheapest
market? Without free trade manufacturing ex-
eellencs loses its value. If trade is bad in con-
sequence of the restrictions of other countries,
the scarcity or abundance Of cotton is imma-
terial. Without doubt Lancashire suffers be-
cause other countries refuse to trade freely with
u.s.. To attempt to relieve her suferings BY re-
fdsing to trade freely with them would be alb
surd"
The following tables show the receipts and
shipments of -four and grain at Cincinnati dur
ing the past week, and for the corresponding
week last
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Grundg County

Unless Secretary Fletcher writes letter
to the Commissioner of Registration OF
Grundy county, similar to the one he
wrote to "Bustet' Henry, Of Blount cour.
ty, we are of the opinion that there will
be no election returns sent from that
county. Hurry up, cold Grundy," the
people here want 10 know whom you voted
for at the gubernatorial election.
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CoLOBED CONFERENCE,

The Memphis CoIored Conference Of The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, met
yesterday, at nine o'clock, in Cspers Chap.
pie, Bishop Paine presiding.
There we're about one hundred and ffy
members OF the conference present. T II
Stewart was appointed secretary, aud the
following committees were appointed On
Public WorshiP, on Stations, on Finance.
on Sunday Schools, on Periodicals.
There were present the following white
minister: Drs. Green and Young, Rev.
Messrs. Taylor, and Brooka and DR. Watson.
1t promises to he al interesting and
useful session.
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Book Notices,

Messrs W. T. Berry & Co. have re-
ceived from Appleton & Co. an English
translation Of "The Man Who Laughs"
complete in one volume. Victor Hugo
is not only genius bu! is also something
of political philosopher. His command
Of languages is truly wonderful, and all
Of his works abound ia numerous pas.
ssges that will bring at his will either
tears or laughter.
We have also from Mesars. w. T. Berry
4 Co. APpleton's Journal, monthly part
No 5
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A city oficisl, whose term of service is
about TO expire by reason of limitation
and "the will of the people" expresses the
opinion that "a new broom sweeps clean,
but wears The carpets most sadly" He
was a carpet Dagger, and therefore has
tender regard for material of that sort.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-30

London advices of yesterday quote United
States $50 62's at "a; 65's old sS9s; 67's, S21S;
10 -40's 751s.
= Tennessee bonds were quoted in New York
yesterday at SO $50 for the old and 81 for the
new.
The following are the quotations Of the New
York stock market: New York Central 154
Erie 3234; Reading 81; Michigan Southern 7S14;
Cleveland and Pittsburg SO; Chicago and Rock
Island 1041&; Northwestern Common 64s4;
Preferred 1914; Fort Wayne 1911; Western
Union Telegraph $50.
:. The Treasury purchases OF bonds in New
York to November l,wili be as follows: Sept 49,
s. 900 900; Oct. q $1,000 900; Oct. Z, $1,000 600;
OF; - 5000 .OO0; Oct; 20, $4,000, COO Get, q.
$1,000 600; Oct. q, 100000; total. Sl2 600 900.
The purchases of Oct. and q are for the
sinking fund. The. Treasury sales of geld for
the same time will be as follows Sept. %. ST.
600, 600; Sept. 80, 100000 Oct I, 81. 1000;
Oct. s. 81 600 000 Oct 5, $1,000 coo; Oct, y, ST.
600, co., Oct. a. ST. 100000; Oct. Is 81, 0O6, 90;
Oct. 10. 100000, Oct. q, sl.00O 600; Oct, %,
slO0OU0 Oct %. 100000; Oct. 20, sl,0OO.0OO;
total. SIS, 1000, COO.
The following is the statement exhibiting the
items embraced in the coin and specie accounts
of the National Banks of the United States at
the commencement of business on the morning
Sc Car Q.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

The river was again falling yesterday. with
twenty inches on Harpeth Shoals- The weather
clear, the mercury At o'clock indicating IS de-
grees. standing at " st noon, and at 10 o'clock
P. N. down to IS degrees.
The Ella Hughs departs for Cairo at 4 o'cioe.s.
this evening. in command of Capt. VIM. Dix,
with w. s. Bowman in the office.
steamer Norman, died in JsHsrsonvilie on on
Tuesday.
The Alpha left Paducah on Saturday With
big trip.
The John Lunsden passed on Sunday for
Cairo
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ton on the ISL lnsl,, as compared WIN lhat OF
0'r' - Sept l, 1859. Sept. !, 1868
Natsoual Bank NOtes...S3y % 0UO.0O0 s3p. gO0, 0OG
United States Notes.. SOC. ll50v0 S56.Rl ,o90
Compound Intel est Notes 27,5,0O0 A5.S29 eco
Three per cent, Certificates So $4,000 62,205 600
Fractional Currency 7l2O.O 5l,SROOJ
Total Circulation $4,000 S765. 567 600
25.355OU0
A New YOrd dispatch, of the 2Sth inst. to
the Louisville Courier j Journal. says: This
afternoon has witnessed a renewal Of the ex-
citement and panic In W all street, and at the
close the confusion and distrust exceeded all
previous experience. A great variety of start
ling rumOrs were current, and it began to BE
suspected that people had not yet imagined
the worst. Failures and defalcations we're re-
ported on all sides, and added to the depress-
ing influences were tae sales OF gold, coming
at a most perilOus time and showing such reck-
Iessness at Washington as TO add to the gener-
al decentralization Money could be had at
per cent. on call on governmental securities, bus
to carry stocks cost from H9M of per cent.
per day, and many bankers refused to touch
The London Times of the 9th inst, in an
article on the cotton question, says: If cotton |
is dear, with its increased production, because |
of new spinning countries bidding against us. |
then the Liverpool quotations areSunintelligi- |
BILE. If spinners not only carry of the raw |
material, but eurtall their demands for our |
manufactures, the state 0ftradeis unintelhgible |
Also On these assertions 1t is useless to cry for
more and cheaper cotton, the evil arising only |
from the loss of the monopoly. The cotton de- |
mand is limited, and competitors diminish our |
share of the manufacture. We cannot discern |
that cotton at siIpense per pound would bring |
trade back to England. We lost it by the loss \
of the raw material. But since then so many /
events have occurred affecting this great in |
dustry that it is necessary to distribute or ap-
portion their several results in the state Of
things before u.s."
"Mr Ashford and Mr.. Bright. by different |
methods arrive at the same end, namely, that
nothing is wanted but cotton. More cotton |
would start the mills dispel distress and silence
the clamoTs against free trade, OF this we are
not sure; but we are well aware that the pros
tratiOn Of industry in Lancashire demands at
tention. Cotton is dear because it is scarce.
Why scarce2 The crop of the Southern States.
with considerable cOnsignments from other
points, has enormously increased the supply. If
less cotton arrives. Liverpool must investigate
the cause. 1t would be safer 10 say that Ian
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-30

Visitors to the Central Fair, at Muir
freesboro, will fad in John II. Crockett,
the host Of the City Hotel, south side Of
the public square, a mos, admirable enter
tsiuer' His accommodations are excel.
lent, and his charges are ~ reasonable "a
any fret rate hotel ia the county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-30
For senate Messenger.

We are authorized to announce Howard
Pickett, son of the late Joseph G. Pickett,
as candidate for Messenger to the Senate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DHILOS OPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A NEW
i Courseo of Lectures. as delivered at the Now
York Mus um of Anatomy, embracing the sub
iects: How to Live. and What to Live for;
Youth, Maturity and Old Ags Manhood Gen
orally Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion;
Fiatulence and Nervous Diseases Accounted
for; Marriage PhiliSophically Considered, etc
These lectures will be forwarded on receipt o
four stamps, by addressing SECRETARY BAL
TIHoRE MUsEU OF ANATOMY, "A West Balti-
more street, Baltimore, Nd. my301y
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Train EeIRyed.

The train due here from Decatur at
Z O'Clock P. M. Tuesday evening, did not
arrive until 10 A. M. yesterday. A freight
train going south ran off the track at
Buford's station, about 60 miles from the
city, which caused the delay of the regular
passenger train. The engineer and fireman
on the freight train were badly injured by
the accident and the engine and several
cars were considerably damaged. The
wounds received by the two men are no
considered dangerous.
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An EnternrIse worthy Of Mole

The Nashville and Chattanooga railrosd
propose to build side track leading from
the depot Of the Nashville and North
western railroad, into the heart Of the Fair
Grounds free of charge, snd have made
known this intention to the Directors OF
the Tennessee Agricultural and Mechani-
Cal Association. By this arrangement the
public will be conveyed to the Fair
Grounds for the small sum Of ten cents, the
cars 10 be run every ten minutes through
the day. This spirit of enterprise on the
part Of the railroad company is highly
cnmmendahle.
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Blood Horse Association!
THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
Il Nashville Bload Horse Association at IL
O'Clock A N. Saturday next, Oct, 2. at the Mer-
chants Exchange. The at enhance of every
member Is requested. as business of importance
will demand attention. By order Of
W. ii. JOHNSON, President.
II. 3. CHEATHAM, secretary. seS 50
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RATCHEINR,aHAIR Eye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
Orld; the only true and perfect Dye; harm
less, reliable, instantaneous; no disappoInt-
ment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the i'll eff
feets of bad Dyes; invigorstes and lesves the
hair soft and beautiful, BLACK or BROWN. Sold
all Druggists and Perfumers and properly
piled at Bachelors Wi Factory, no. 16
onc shy Nays "
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Nashville Produce Market.

BROOM C0RN-We note receipts to-day Of
i, COO lbs. and sales at 6@Sc, according to quail
ity.
DRIED FRUIT-We heard of sales to-day
Of loo lbs apples at Soc per ID.
BUTTER-Sales from store to-day Of 20 lbs
choice at 26c.
PEANUTS-Sales of 200 bushels at 81 80. and
and 300 bushels at 81.
FEATHERS-We heard of sales of LBS lbs
at 72t9721ze.
HAY-DGring the week hay has declined to
SIS per per ton.
SHIPSTUFF-We quote at s24 per ton.
BEESWAX-We continue to quote at 36c.
Shipments to-day of ], 457 lbs,
GINSENG-Dull and declining and prices
entirely nominal.
E6GS-Firm at Zoe per doz.
BRAN-We quote at SIS per ton.
RAGS-Command &c,
COTTON SEED-We quote at zoe per bushel
Of 331z lbs.
WO0L--We quote bury at 15@20c; unwasedh
without burs S926c, washed without burs 500
Sc
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Nashville Cotton Market.
Stock on hand O..

The following are the cotton quotations re-
ceived st the National Savings Company. corner
Union and College streets, where cotton, gold.
bond and stock quotations are received hourly.
and are always accessible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, Ills = Cotton quiet. Sales of
1000 bales at III. 1873. l21z and l25sd.
New York. u M.-Market dull and prices
lower; low middIing Z714c; uplsnds 2sc; good
middling 2914c;. Mobile 2S14e;. Orleans S1<e.
Quotations unchanged.
NEW YORK, P. N Market dull and
prices nominal; sales of goo bales at 2Sc.
New YORK, 8 P. M.-Market quiet and weak
sales of 2ll bales fer export; 1876 for spinning;
355 for speculation.
LIVERPOOL. 5 P. M.-Market easier; sales Of
5000 bales A. GEO to speculatOrs. at 12149l21zd.
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BEECH, MANLovE & Co. have now in
store the largest and most attractive stock
of staple and fancy dry goods they have
ever offered 10 the trade. Also, their stock
of carPeting, mating, oil cloths, ETC., is
large and well assorted. They give an
invitation to all to come and see their
goods, No go North College street.
sepl4 If
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We are authorized to announce Abe
Frizzell, of Giles county as a candidate for
Clerk of the Senate of the Tennessee Legis-
lature.
We are authorized to announce Frank
M. Duffy, Of Hartsv,lle, candidate before
the Senate for Chief Clerk, at the ensuing
session of the Legislature. snl9 tide
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0SU,UUU than leo 900 in excess Of those
of any other manufactured In order to place
a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine within
the reach of every family, l propose to lease
them on the following terms. viz: Twenty dol
lars TO be paid as advance rent on deliy cry of
the machine. and ten dollars per month each
month thereafter. When the advance and
monthly payments amount to n sum equal TO
the price of the Machine. will give bill and
receipt in full.
N. C THAYER, Southern Agent.
sep4 eOd3m do 81 Church street
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THE HEALING POOL.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. who have fall
en- into vicious habits. and now desire higher
lie. and better MANHOOD, with certain
means Of relief for the afflicted. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes. free of charge. Addrss HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION. Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. sep28 d6w Pm
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Nashville Provision Marker.

Market active to-day. with shipments of
q 900 lbs clear sides at 1916. In referring to
Western markets in our report Of yesterday,
the types made US say that the supply of bulk
meats and bacon of winter curing in Cincinnati
amounted to 1000 casks, when it should be
700. The following are to-day's quotations:
BAC0N-Clear sides 1916; shoulders lie;
country hams 20@2lc.
CHOICE CANVASSED HAMS-Hart i
LARD-Tierce 2U14@21c; keg 223z923c.
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For COMPTROLLER.

We are authorized to announce W. p.
Morris, of Camden, candidate for Comp
troller of the Treasury Of the State, at the
ensuing Legislature, pledging himself to
satisfy all the members of his financial
skill and qualifications for the position,
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Engrossing Clerk of House.

We are requested to announce II. Lig-
gett of Kingston, a candidate for EngrOss'
ing Clerk of the House of Representative
of the next General Assembly, who b 70
heretofore served in that capacity.
sept3tde
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Wanfed at thc MnxweII Hnnse

An experienced hotel cock; also q
white woman, capable of filling the place
head.ironer; also a middle aged single
white man 10 saw wood and carry coal.
se30 Ct M. KEAN & Co.
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We are authorized to announce w. II.
Wilkinson, Esq, candidate for City Re
corder. before the newly elected Board Of
Aldermen and Councilmen,
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Nashville Flour and Grain Market

FL0UR-We continue to quote a strong
market, without any change in prices.
We quote as follows: Supers S. 25G6; single
extra s. 1905 so; double extra S. s. @6 IS:
family 81 25@8; fancy s. 5098 Is. Shipments
to day of 240 barrels.
CORN MEALS without change, and is
shipped at ST. 50 per bushel for loose unbolted
and S. so per Dbl for city kiln dried. Shipments
to-day of 00bushels.
C0RN-We heard Of sales from depot Of !. 200
bushels at 81 II. and shipments Of $50 bushels
at 81 Is delivered in depot.
WHEAT-The receipts to-day amounted to
SIG bushels. Market steady at former quota
tons
BARLEY-Sales to day Of $50 bushels at
81 so, delivered in depot. sacks extra
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For CLERK OF the Lower House.

For Clerk of the Lower House.
We are authorized to announce Will.
M. McCorkle, Of Lebanon, as a candidate
for Principal Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the next General Assembly
of Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-30

We are authorized to announce Capt.
James H. Mickey, of Lawrence county, as
candidate for Door keeper of the Senate
Of the approaching General Assembly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-30

HOWELL & HICKMAN sell lots on
franklin pike to day. Don't fail to attend
the sale and get bargains. se3O1t
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We are authorized to announce J. E
Venable as a candidate for Messenger Of
the Senate of the Tennessee Legislature.
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cali for a meeting OF Irishmen.

There is to be meeting of our Irish
citizens, at Fenian Hall, Union and
American block, on this evening, to dis
cuss matters of Importance, to which the
public are invited. 1t is understood that
distinguished speakers from different por-
tons of the State will be present, and ad-
dress the meeting. The call in circulation
for the meeting is signed b. the following
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For Clerk of the Senate.

We are requested to announce John Me-
Clarin, of Smith county, candidate for
First Clerk of the Senate, the ensuing ses.
sion, a position he filled 10 1859-60.
seq tide
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Those in want of strictly pure article
of Apple Vinegar can find it at DeMoville
& Co.'s. Also, full line of select spices
for picking purposes. se2S 81
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The regular gold board has not yet resumed
business. Gold was however quoted a. the
stock board at 13l9l32. Our dealers were Of
fering these rates, and were willing to sell at
1S34@l4
Exchange on New York is dali. though the
banks continue TO buy at par and to sell at 4
premium.
Govern ment securities are much lower. The
following were the New York quotations at 230
vastardav.
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The receipts are increasing, but there is not
much activity in the market. Prices are nom
inaly &c lower. Middling is selling at 2sc.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For CITY rax-CelIector.

B. F. Binkley is candidate for City
Tax-Collector before the new Board, and
we are authorized to so announce him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-30
For CITY Treasure,

We are authorized to announce James
Nichol candidate for City Treasurer, be-
fore the City Council.
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We are authorized to announce Vim, II.
BIanch as candidate for principal Clerk
of the State Senate. aug26 tide
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For uniform good board and cool, venti-
sted lodgings, go to the Planters, Sum-
mer near Cedar. jy If.
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Fine Fruits, etc,

A. Corrieri, No. 70 Church street, fur
nishes the Maxwell House will lemons,
oranges, grapes and other fruits, and has
enough left for all who call. SEES st
OBSERVE particularly the initials on the
wrapper and see that 1t is B. A. Fahne-
stocks Vermifuge. seq tloe1eod&W2
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If you want TO save money, buy your
mattresses from E. H. Miller, No. 9 College
street, between Church and Union.
sept18 I'm
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CITY NOTICES.
Oubss. CubRs. Cubas.

Lunch tonight. Come one, come all.
sep30 II
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FALL AND WINTER
G 10 TIL I N G.
KIRCBER & ATTENER,

Nos. 81 and IS South Market street,
MOULD GIVE NOTICE TO THEIR
w friends and customers that they are just
in receipt ola complete line of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Embracing custom made work of the latest and
most improved styles; including Business and
Dress Suits and OyeTceats for Men and Boys.
Also n fine line of Furnishing Goods
Hats, etc, selected with great care for our
trade.
a large stock of Cloths, SaSsiIneres ard
VestIhss in store, which will be made up to
order with dispatch.
These goods were purchased low down for
CAsa, and hence we are able to satisfy our
customers as TO price. and believe that we can
give a better quality of goods for less money
than can be found elsewhere in the city.
sel6tf KIRCaER 4 ATIENER.
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State Fair.

Bear in mind that the fret Annual Fair
of the Tennessee Agricultural and Mes
chanical Association begins on the 18th of
October, and continues during the week.
Ten thousand dollars of premiums offered.
1t will be the grand thing of the year
Hogs and sheep will be shown on We'd
nesday, the 20ih. Premium list may be
had at Hamilton & Cunningham's, Public
Square. sep9 I'd
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2. KLEIN.
MERCHANT TAILOR

NO. II NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Has just received his Fall and Winter
stock, which he selected personally, with
great care, and are now open for inspection
seI9 I'm
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For City Recorder.

We are authorized to announce Gen.
James Hickman a candidate before the
new Board for City Recorder.