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MISS PoRK.-Per barrel $50.
NashytIle Produce rrarke,

CoTToN SEED-receipts fair, and sales
at Zoe per bushel of 399 lbs. f-
FEATHERS We quote prime at 65c. -
HAY-Sales at S2S per ton from store.
EGes-We quote at 10c by the quantity
BUTTER-Sales from wagon at 16c. j Z
GINesENe-We quote at 76@7Se.
BEEswAx-We quote at 38c. rs-
WooL.-We quote bury at I5@20cj
unwashed without turs 25@26c, washed
without burs 35@37c. Z n .-a --Ii
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In Town Again,

7 lie Rufus K. Dean, of 1910
memory, and a member Of the old Harri-
con Guards in that campaign, made his
appearance in registration circles yester-
day. For the past eight or ten years, he
has been living in a retired locality in t1e
county, and few days sgo, learned that
it Was necessary to have a certificate in
order to vote, and he came to town to arm
and EQUIP himself as the law directs.
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Prenchineh Ha Nesfnrlnn.

Rev. Arthur Bogdan, born in Bethlehem
Of Judea, and presbyter in the old Mes
torian Church, will preach on nextSabbalh
in the morning at half past ten o'clock in
the First Presbyterian Church, Rev. DR..
Moore pastor; and 10 the evening at eight
o'clock in the Second Presbyterian Church
corner of College and Gay streets) Rev
Mr.. Campbell pastor. Subject: The
sufferings and the prosecutions of the
Christians in Turkey" H...-'.~
The reverend gentleman comes among
us thoroughly endorsed by hundreds of
the leading ministers belonging to every
Christian denomination. He is the au-
thorized agent from The Greek government
to solicit aid in behalf of the fifty thousand
women and children of the Christian
patriots in the island Of Crete, who have
been struggling for these last four years
against the terrible odds of Turkish
tyranny. The following letter of authority
from the Greek Consul General speaks for
itself:
CONSULATE OF GREECE, AZ EXCHANGE
PLACE, NEW YORK, March Is, 1862
Rev. Arthur Bogdan-Dear Sir: 10 view
Of the terrible suferings of the $4,000
Cretsn women and children, scattered all
over Greece, being exiled to that country
by the cruelty Of the Turks, fully au.
thorize you, in the name of my govern
ment, TO solicit aid for their relief Yours,
etc, r.... ID N. BoTASsI,
Greek Consul General.
Louisville and hundreds Of other cites
have nobly responded to this appeal, and
we feel confident Nashville will also be
willing to add her share for the relief Of
those sufferers to Turkish bsrbarities
Next Sunday will be the only one the
reverend HISTORIAN will spend in Nash
vile, and we trust our people will avail
themselves of this the only opportunity
to be informed on a subject concerning
humanity, as well as christianity at larg
by attending either the Fret Presbyterian
Church IN the morning, or the Second
Presbyterian Church IN the evening. of
next Sunday
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nied from AnonIexH.

A gentleman named Michael Magher,
living on Church street, between Market
and Front, was attacked with apoplezy
about half past II o'clock yesterday and
died at o'clock. He was native of
Limerick, Ireland, and served during the
war as a member Of company G, 18th Michi-
gan infantry, locating in this city after he
was mustered out of service. He was in
the 45th year of his sge. Coroner Norvell
summoned jury and held an inquest over
the body of the deceased, and the evidence
was conclusive before the jury that his
death was produced by apOplexy.
Chinese Laburers for Tennessee.
A San Francisco paper of the 9th ult
says contract has been made in that city
to supply 10000 Chinese to be employed
as plantation hands in Tennessee. The
same paper c1mmends the Chinese
laborers for the manner in which they per-
formed their work on the Pacific railroad,
and thinks general attention has been
attracted to this class Of labor for the rea-
son that they have proved themselves I'M
surpassed as rough workers The Tennes-
sfe immigrants will receive their fare to
the State and $40 per month wages
Another force of %, 600 is being contracted
for to proceed to Mississippi
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Memuhss Markets,
RIVER AND WEATHER
rr e-TT cgE s18i
ARRIVED e5o9m.-5qze
None a SlGm rs bsiTllzsI ll
DEPARTED d. 4zl.
John Lumsdsn, Cairo, r5-E..a.

The river ia sill declining at this point
with q inches on Harpsth Shoals. Weather
clear. Mercury at 10 o'clock, SO. -
The departing boats yesterday had but
little freight, The John Lumsden had
several casks Of Goals for Galveston, Texas
The Ella Hughes is expected to arrive
to-day. IrIm n5y5.5 bowl y9ni mG 10
Jas. NJ, Beverley we'll and fayoraely
known to our river men, as 9 vharfboat
snd steamboat clerk, having for several
years been identified with 1.-The Psducah
and Cairo marine interests, has recently
married st GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.
The Alpha asd Umpire, the rival Tues
day packets, had on their last down trip q
little contest for the palm of Superiority in
noint of sueed. l5qZ5 s--aI li.i-
A few days ago at ClsrksviIle, Capt.
Frank P. Girscey CALAMITY rescued from
drowning a little negro girl.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-Ths river is re
ceding. -
LOUISVILLE, July l5.-River falling
with ieet inches in canal. -..
.Hm
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A New York paper of recent date gives
the fol owing "Mr Seward doesn't
think much of Gen. Grants administers
ton, and we dare say Grants administers
ton doesn't think much Of him. He
regards the present President and cabinet
as the weakest the country has ever had,
and he anticipates that pOliticel thunder
storm will soon disrupt the whole concern
the cabinet, not the country-and then
the will be chance for the apprecia-
ton of some great n.en who have latterly
not been held in the esteem their wi dom
has merited."
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as a Naiden,s Biush''

Is the pure peaehy Complexion which follows
the use of Hagsn's Magnolia Balm. It is the
True Secret of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies in
Society understand this, -.r..-r .. ..r
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic Coun-
try Girl into City Belle more rapidly than any
other thing.
Redness. sunburn. Tan. Frackles. Blotches
aud all effects Of the Summer Sun disappear
whore it is used. and genial. cultivated, fresh
expression is obtained which rivals the Bloom
of Youth. Beauty is possible to all who viii
invest Is cents at any respectable store and in
sist on getting the Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing bat Lyons KsIhairon to Dress
the Hair. -r.#. . III. jy6 cod dkW
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These bond purchases will restore to
active circulation over $13, 000, 900 in cur
rency, against which there is only 81 ,0O0,.
900 gold to be sold this month. These
large currency disbursements will restore
ease to the money market, and the business
of the country will once more move on
with regularity. The merchants have
suffered much within the pact two months
by treasury department movements, bat
the last moye of the Secretary is great
boon, aad they are thankful for it. II the
Secretary had made the announcement
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khtpment OCCOaI.

/ lot of Sewanee coal in cocks WAS yes
terday shipped on the steamer John
Lumsden, for Galveston, Texas. This
is the third or fourth shipment of this
Kind in the past few months. The Nash
willie coal market is becoming famous.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VEN EFT. TO
Id me directed. from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Middle District of Ten
ne.see. will, on --t-t
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST,
Expose at public sale to the highest bidder, for
eash, at the Courthouse or in the city Of
Nashville, all the right title, claim. interest
and estate which j. W. Edwards has in and to
to the following described piece or par
eel of land, in District No. 7. Mont
gomery county. Tennessee, bounded a.
follows: On the north by the lands Of
7. W. Atkinson, deceased; on the east by
Daniel Gold; on the South By a lot Of J. X.
smith, and on the west by the lands Of q. n.
Trice aud W Z. Hsrgroye, conveyed 10 J. w.
Edwards by K Smith and Kit Jones. see
Record Book u. pages Is and 70. at Clarksville.
Tennessee sold TO satisfy an execution in
favor Of Blsekman, Parker 4 Grey. Sale within
(, 4. GLAseoCK,
July 5, ISoS-4tW Marshal.
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Tobacco Baru Des,roved bv Fire

A tobacco barn located about two miles
from Paris, in Henry county, belonging
to W D Roberts, was totally destroyed by
fire, together with Its contents, on Wednes-
day last. Mr.. Roberts had an insurance
OF $500 upon the building and stock in
the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
Company of this city.
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HoT.-A scientific Englishman has dis
covered that mile and half down from
the surface of the earth, it is hot enough
to boil water, From the heat about this
city for several days past, we must think
that good deal of the mile and half
has worn off.-Ahanta IntelIigencer. n.
The same will apply to this city, only
more 30. The thermometer at blood heat
yesterday, barrels of perspirstion were
filled out of our sweltering "csn' get
aWays."
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Alarm of Fire,

A chimney in the house of Rev. Mr.
Campbell on the corner Of High street and
Cumberland alley, caught fire yesterday
and burned a portion of the roof The
hook ladder trucks was the first on the
ground, and before the fire gained any
Roadway the neighbors with buckets Of
wafer extinguished the flames, Bat
liula demage WA austained
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Matrimonial.

Squire CssseIry united in bonds OF mat
rimony yesterday, at the Irwin House, Mr.
Edward Schif and Miss Georgine Bosen-
berg. They left in the evening for short
visit 10 Lo jkout Mountain.
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SunstrOEc.

A negro named Rogers while working
out in South Nashville yesterday, died
from an attack Of coup de solea. Coroner
Norvell held an inquest over his body
This is The first case Ihat has occurred this
summer.
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NASHVILLE, Tenns July 1910 the
People of DavidsOn County To response
to the published call of large number Of
the Republicans ofthis county, announce
myself as candidate for the lower house
in the next General Assembly, on the
national Republican platform Of universal
suffrage and equal rights to all. ..s ; -.r
,july10 i'd ]. w. PARAMoRE.
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KeEistratIon In Roane County

Some trouble exists in Roane county in
regard to the Office of Commissioner Of
Registration. 1t seems that the former
Registrar desires TO still occupy the Office
and it is surmised that two lists of judges
and clerks of election will be appointed
Mr.. Hyberger has written TO Gov, Senter
in regard to the matter.
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Money Under False p

Scott Thomas, colored, was arraigned
before Justice Wilkinson, yesterday on
the charge of obtaining money under false
pretences to the amount OF eleven dollars
from D A Gates He was released Their
being no proof against him.
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Nashville Flour and Grain market

FLoUR-Msrket unchanged. We con-
time to quote at 81 so for choice family,
.WHEAT-The receipts to-day amounted
to l 0e0 bushels, purchased at Sl9l 05
for Mediterranean; 81 05@Sl 10 for red;
81 1e@1 Is for amber, and 81 1901 20
for white. .. ....--......-,--...-
CoRN-Shipments to-day of 900 bushels
at 924c. sacked and delivered in depot. u
BARLEY-Sales to-day of 100 bushels at
81 per bushel. 49,
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Albert Brown, Edward Clark and Mar.
tin King, drunkenness, three dollars and
COSTS Edward CLARK and Michael Haily,
assault and battery, continued. John
Koran and Mike CASTILLO, drunk and DIS
tnrbiBg the peace, three dollars and COSTS
each. Eliza Phelps, shooting within cor
porate limit, five dollars and costs.
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There is a falling of in gold. The
following are the New York quotations
Of yesterday: Opened at 1865; was 1877
at 1915; 1877 at 1925; 1S7 at lilo; 1861 at
noon; 1861 at 2;1O; 1863 at 8, and cloeed at
1851 at P. NJ. Dealers here we're paying
l36 and holding at 1877. .
Exchange on New York is taken by
tie banks at par, and sold by them at t
premium.
Government securities we're quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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London advices of yesterday quote Uni,
ted States 5-20s at 82B.
There was an improvement in Tennessee
bonds in New York yesterday. The old
were quoted at 634 and the new at 564.
The sales of Southern bond. at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 18th inst,
were as follows:
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EL0PENENT.

A Daring Young Lady Deseeads from
window, Meets her Lover and
E1Opes with Him.
We learn from q reliable source the
following facts of an elopemeLI which
occurred at Coles Station on the North.
western and Nashville railroad, on Tues
last. As we we're requested We refrain from
mentioning any names. .FFvErsS =. =
A young mac living near Coles station
has been paying his attentions to beau
tful young lady for several months.
Being advised by several friends he "pop-
ped the question" TO the parents, who
Immediately refused him. TIE two young
sters then made up plan TO run away
and named last Tuesday night at IL
o'clock for their departure. The father
got wind of this little plan by some
means or other, and when that night
came he locked all the doors and armed
himself with double barrel shot gun
and concealed himself behind the house,
~ tho nSauttuAc tuo yOuuS AoOy hou
been adopting some means of escape herself
Finding all the doors locked she secured
long rope and fastening it to the bed
post she descended TO the ground and mel
her lover, who was ready with two horses
to carry them away. The old man having
waited some time, dozed eff to sleep anC
never woke up until late in the night. HI
proceeded TO the house snd thence to hi
daughters room. and upon entering ant
finding his daughter absent, he was great
ly yexed. She had written him note
saying that when. he would see her again
che would be married. The runaway
couple went 10 Franklin and were ther,
united in the bonds of mstrimoDy. The
returned home on Wednesday, and wer
met by the father in a friendly manner
He at last consented TO give them q fin,
dinner and party. This place is said to b
noted for elopements-the majority of pa
| .ants hei,1 oppoaad IN rnarr;apoa
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nLEAh.

| REID.-In Sumner county, Wednesday the
| 18th inst, EVA GEORGIA. youngest daughter of
| George II. and Carrie Reid.
The friends of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral to day, Fridny.) 10th. at
o'clock A. NJ. from their residence, No. q South
Cherry street. .F ."t.. .....
Divine service By Rev ]. W Hoyte
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The following are the cotton quotations
received at 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: -HU Vani ss1D.3
LIVERPOOL, 11:15-Cotton market steady;
Sales 10000 bales at l2a@12sd and 1870
13sd. ft y -f.r 3
LIVERPOOL, 1:20-Market easier. Sales
Of 10 600 bales at 124 and 13d.
New YORK, 12- Market quiet but
steady. Sales of 1000 bales at sac. a!
NEW YORK, 3:30-Markst quiet but
steady. Sales, $50 bales for spinning;
$40 bales for speculation; 500 bales on
bais of low midding, including October 29c;
November 273c; December 263@264c.
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SILL CATAwBA. ..-
sPARRLIN CAFAWBA.
3 FINE HOOK. -s O. .a
CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE.

The Still Catawba can be obtained by the
case or gallon; all the others bottled. have
selected these with great care, and guarantees
them to be superior. possessing all the delicate
favor and poquet Of the grape.
Also, a RELIABLE BRANDY, distilled in
California, now Eve years old.
Orders from abroad. or inquiries in regard to
the above, will receive prompt attention. O.
W. ID, KLINE, Druggist.
;uIrQ 10 a.. TT. Masopie TomnIe
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The receipts today were liberal and
trade good. We quote:
BAcoN.-Clear sides 1sI@1s4c; clear
rib sides 18@18ic; shoulders l4914tc;
plain country hams scarce, 17@I73c.
CHOICE CANvAsED HAMs.-Hart and
HensIey's G. G. c., waranteed, zoe; extra
Tennessee, 19c. ....-.
MISS PoRK.-Per barrel $33.
DRIED BEES. C. canvassed, 20!@21
BEEF ToNaUEs-Per dozen SIS So
LARD.-In tierces 194@2Oc; kegs and
cans 2lc. -- q
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S-.nyIIJe shipping North

We notice that B. LlIlard yesterday
shipped twenty four d,zen Of his Cemicsde
to Philadelphia, to slsy the thousands
there.
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L0ufavtllo Mark cts

LOUISVILLE, July 15-F.our 81 25.
Corn, sheIled, Soc Oats zoe. Prime sugar
I4&c Prime moIasses 75c. Sales of l73
hHds Tobacco at 81 90@13 rs. Pork 1913.
Bscoi 144, 1s4 and 1876. Lard 1916.
Hams 2lc. Whisky 81. IL
Memphis Markets, iil99
MEMPHIS, July 15.-Cotton-middllng
328c; sales of 100 bales. FIour-low
grades active and prices unchanged stock
light. Wheat, new, 81 1901 80. Corn
90c. Oats SOC. Hay S26. Bran zoe. Pork
S34 Lard 2O@21c. Bacon inactive ;
shoulders 143c; sides Isle. iiug
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.cnd.u1K Muslc.

Jimmy Cummings, popular attachee
oFtue Academy of Music, is up for ben
e6t,o night. lie has host OF friends
Uho will be on hand.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 15-Consols for money
93@93s; on account 93S. American Sc
curities quiet and steady. United Statel
5 20 bonds, S2s. Oh
PARIS, July 15-Bourse buoyant
Rentes 70f Sc. Es.....-.......
LIVERPOOL, July Is Cotton market
on the spot steady middliDg uplands 1880
Orleans, 13B. Breadstuffs quiet. Cslifor.
MIA white wheat los Sd. Red Western,
No. 2, 9s 3d@9s 4d. Western -four pa.
Corn, No. 2 mixed, 27s Cd; new, 29s.
Oats IS Cd. Peas 38s Sd.
New York Money Market
New YORK, July 15.-Money steady
and abundant at Z per cent. currency.
Sterling firm at 9s@l09c. Gold lower,
opening at 1868, advancing to 137, and
$542, 900, including $4,000 to Havana
Governments opened at decline, bu
closed stronger. State bonds frmer, closing
steady; Tennessees, 56c. rI.-.5-. -.--
New York Dry Goods Market
New YORK, July I5.-Dry goods mar.
ket generally inactive, yet firm for all de-
scriptions of textile coItons. Woolens de-
pressed, but the tendency ia upward, and
on book fold hannels ranging % to 36c
Prices may be quoted at &c per yard
higher. .. -ra-A IA
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, July I5-Cotton quiet
without change; sales Of !, 100 bales up-
lands at 34i@344c. Flour SIS zoos go
Whisky ST. O5 Wheat ST. 4S@Sl so. Corn
70@99c. Sugar in request, Cuba l1@
1I4c; Havana 2@23c.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, July I5.-Cotton, mid
ding 324c; only .33c was offered. Sales
SO bales; receipts as bales; exports 246
bales. Gold 1861 Sterling exchange 1911.
New York sight exchange, 90 premium.
Flour firm; superfne Sc; X Y Sc so;
Xxx Sc IS Corn-white, 81 Is. Oats
7Sc. Bran 81 05. Hay, prime, $26. Pork
frmer; held at $34 374. Bacon 154@
lSc Lard, tierce, l9492O3c; keg, 2O4@
@21c. Sugar firm at 100 lie; prime,
1890. Molasses nominal; choice fer.
mented, 62@64c. Whisky, Western rec
titled, 81 Is. Coffee nominal, fair, 144@ |
154c; prime, 164@16fc.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, July Is. - Flour So so |
(95 70. Corn 90c(9Sl %. Oats, 69972c. |
Rye 81 1901 Is. Whisky 81 Groceries
quiet and unchanged. Pork S33933 25.
Bacon l44, l74 and lSfc. Lard l8@lS4.c |
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, July l5.-Flour S. 25@6 rs,
Wheat, 81 324@I 333. Corn, sI9s2c.
Oats664 @663c. Rye, 81 06. Barley nom.
NAL. Highwines, ST. MoIasses 95@SI.
Pork $33@33 rs. Lard 1910 lSjc. Bulk
12sc
Cincinnati Markets.
CEcIEEATI, July 15.-Flour, S6@6 80.
Ora 75@76c. Oats 72@75c Whisky
81. PORK S33. Bulk meats, Is and Ice.
Bacon, 14s, 174'aud lSc. Hams, 2l@22c.
Lard l9c. Wheat 81 25@I 80. Rye
Il Is. Cotton unchanged; middlIng 33c
Butter 24@2Sc Cheese l53@l6c. Eggs
&c.
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NuTragp Bltters

Oar friend jenkins has a new name for
his celebrated bitters. We noticed yester-
day pretty extensively advertised through
ont the CITY Jenkins Suffrage Buffers"
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To the Editors Of the Union and American:
Please announce through your columns
that am candidate 10 represent Will
Hanson county in the Lower House of the
next General Assembly, on the Scatter
platform. JAMES P. BRowNLow.
FRANKLIN, Tenn, July 5, 1869. If
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AtII recover.

Sergeant Oliver who was shot IN the
6pb, between come regulars and militia on
Wednesday, we are glad to learn, is recov-
aring from The wound received in his thigh.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

For State Superintendent OF Public
4.F .rH rs Instruction. ia. % fE-
We are authorized to announce Col. A.
]. Upton, of Carter county, as a candidate
for State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, on the platform Of universal suffrage.
Election August 5. jy 16-te
E.ltA - .-t nN
We are authorized to announce Col. A
E. Boone, of Benton county, candidate
to represent the couties of Humphreys and
Benton 10 the next Legislature, on the
platform of Gov. Ssnter and universal
suffrage. ID
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that he would purchase $4,000, 900 bonds
extra per week when he made the first
purchase, our monetary troubles would
have passed away much sooner. iss197
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wheat Wanted.

For which the highest market price
will be paid by s. B. Spurlock & Co.
corner Broad and College streets, or the
JACKSON MILLS, South Market. JOHN J
MCl.ANN
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We are authorized to announce Lucius
P. Bright, of Lincoln county, candidate
for Representative in the next Legislature
from the foaterial district, composed o
the counties of Giles, Lincoln and Mar
shall.
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kinrston springs.

This familiar summer resort is at preseni
croUd.d with visitors from this place.